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Volume XXI. No. 8. CINCINNATI-NEW YORK-CHICAGO February 20, 1909.

(See page 12.) Photo by Moffett, Chicago. walker; WHITESIDE, Appearing in The Melting Pot, at the Chicago Opera House n

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It was while IrvinK was rehearsing "Becket” that he told a story of Calling the driver of the car, Grapewin borrowed fifty cents from hint, Tennyson that has both a pathetic and humorous significance. In the gave the money to his friend who, in turn, handed the coin back to the earlier da>-8, when "The Cup" was in preparation, he had been to -see Tenny¬ chauffeur as a “tip.” son in the Isle of Wight to discuss his The next stop was at the corner drug store, where the chauffeur wa.s ideas for its presentation. After din¬ being revived. ner the de.ssert and wine were set upon a separate table, and when they were i served the poet asked Irving if he' An eastern theatre manager sends The Stroller this letter, which he re¬ would have a gla.'^s of port. ceived recently: "Ye.s, I like a glass of port," replied , F. C. WIRKSOUTH 1 OWNER ROLLAND T. BROWN 2 OWNER the actor. i OF the: ("MOONSHINER”) Upon which Tennyson, taking him Podunk, N. Y., 1-19-1909 at his word, poured him out a glass , Dear Sir: of port, and, all unconsciously, finished | I would like to know if we could get the remainder of the bottle himself. i your hall or house for Saturday Jan Next morning the actor had to leave early, and had therefore taken ^ 23, 1909. If not please an.sure when leave of his host overnight. But he had scarcely awakened when he saw we could get it we are to play in Lord Tennyson sitting at the foot of his bed. Quincy tonight and would like to "How are you this morning, Irving?” he inquired, anxiously. make a stop at your hall, on our way "Very well. Indeed,” was the guest’s reply. to Keokerk Sunday and I would like "Are you?” came the response, with Just a tinge of doubt in the tones to know how many seats are in your of his voice. "You drank a lot of port last night.” house and if you have big houses ev¬ "That was Tennyson’s way of repenting after a bottle of port. ery night or not, as it would not pay us to stop. What does your hall rent for. The name of our play is the (Moonshiner) please ansure soon as you can. Naturally, one who has traveled so extensively as John D. Carey, of the F. C. WIRKSOUTH Cole Brothers’ Shows, would be the possessor of an almost inexhaustible Direct you ansure to fund of reminiscences, and that clever purveyor of publicity for “The World 1249 Jersey St. Toured Shows” is no exception to the Podunk, N. Y. rule. Carey relates many amusing in¬ rember I will be here two days from this date cidents concocted during his roams Have you got a printing office there to print some cards, say about 60, over this broad land with the Cole ag¬ measuring (11x14) if so why you can have them printed for us like this gregation. but he says the climax for humorous situations was reached one Comelng day last summer. The Moonshiner The Cole Circus had been showing The most Exciting through the West at the time, and on Melodrama ever this particular day, in a small town, presented in this Carey, after a day out. was returning town to the car, when he was accosted by one of his assistants, and In the course Saturday Eve., Jan. 23, 1909 of the conversation that followed, Carey Inquired of his man whether or Tickets 10-20-30C not he had ordered a certain ad killed that was to have appeared in the all welcome local daily. But the "rube” sheriff was on the Job. ' Yes, he overheard it—that part of the confab relating to the "killing.’’ ' Mme. Sembrich, at one of the dinners In New York that the unwelcome Cautiously advancing to the would-be "killers,” gun in hand, the officer news of her approaching retirement elicited, vivaciously related storie.s of of law. determined to make his catch, expostulated: the stage. “Hold on, yet; no killin’ people kin git away from me." "I know,” said Mme. Sembrich, Before the two dumfounded press men could protest, the sheriff had "that you have in America a tragedian assembled about half the male populace of the town, and the supposed who plays Hamlet benind a screen, malefactors were hustled off to the lock-up. selling to grocers after each perform¬ After considerable wrangling with the town’s entire police "department” ance. the fruit and vegetables that (the sheriff), Carey and his assistant went free, having explained the harm¬ have ml.stcd their mark. lessness of their "killing.” “This tragedian must be amu.slng. I regret I have never seen him. I The man who pulled off the Joke was no doubt a householder. He had have, though. In Texas, seen Callo. had some experience with the extortion practiced generally by lighting and Callo sings in falsetto the tenor role water companies. of Puccini’s Tosca.’ During the recent baseball carnival "The public, e.speclally in the ’star’ song, makes a target of poor Callo. Field at Decatur, Ill., and of which Les- and the afternoon I heard him sing the creature was pretty badly bruised. ie’s Trained Animals were the feature, "In the mid.st of his ‘star’ song some one hit him with a turnip. His the extra space was sold to merchants nose began to bleed, and he held up his hand for silence. When the music for exhibition purposes. One booth stopped, Callo said: was taken by an electrical concern, “ 'Ladles and gentlemen, in the last act your mi.sslles were chiefly eggs. who gavft a fine display of meters. At ETggs are messy things, they make one’s costume so stiff and sticky; and It’s the close of the carnival, the owner of awfully odd, but I was Just about to remark, when that turnip struck me, this particular booth was amazed to that I preferred turnips to egg.s—only would it be asking too much of you find that some wag had pasted the im¬ to boll them first?’” portant part of a Cascaret sign mn the face of the largest meter: “We Work While You Sleep.” To strengthen his contention that all women are victims to their own curiosity, James Emerson Cooke, press representative for David Belasco, Charley Grapewin didn’t want the secret to leak out. but it’s out, never¬ related the fol’owlng incident: theless. The comedian who has been waking up Mr. PIpp up and down "We have two youngsters in our the land for the last couple of years didn’t want his friends to know of the office at the Stuyvesant Theatre,” predicament In which he found himself Just a few days ago. But since .s.ald Mr. Cooke, "who are forever and Charley’s secret isn’t confined to his bosom alone—well, here goes: eternally playing Jokes either upon As every one knows, the man with the nom de plume of Mr. Pipp is one another or upon anyone else who the proud possessor of a big. snorting “red devil.” Charley makes his way 'comes within their scope. One of the to and from the theatre in his car, and the other day. Just as he was alighting boy’s name is Jack, but the other from It in front of the playhouse where he was appearing, he was accosted cails him Algernon, alway.s. Jack by a friend, who asked him if he wouldn’t let him U'^e his car, also the serv¬ left the office early one evening, and ices of the chauffeur. The ever-accommodating Charley a.ssented, and off as Freddie did not expect to see him sped Charley’s friend. the next day as he had procured leave After about half an hour the friend returned. He wanted to "tip” the of absence, he left a note on his desk. Of cour.se he started the communi¬ chauffeur, hut, upon examination, found that he had no change. Turning to cation ‘Dear Algernon.’ Several days later the scrub-woman who cleans up Grapewin, he said: the office every evening after we have all gone, was working about when "Say. lend me a half a dollar." Jack started out and dropped his glove unobserved on the floor. The scrub¬ Then Grapewin went through his pockets—he didn’t have a red copper woman saw it. ’Oh. Mr. Algernon,’ she called, ’you dropped yer glove ’ In his clothes. "Had she read that note?” Xtie Billlooard FEBRUARY 20, 1909.

His wife baa l>een unable to find trace of him up to the time the company left the city. .Mr. Charles Snowhlll. member of I.is'al No. 5. INTERNATIONAL IN NEW YORK PREMIERE 1. A. B. P. & B., leaves St. Ixtula Febru.tvy 20, with his brigade, for Ni-w York, where they will bill the opening of Uingliug Brothers’ Circus this spring. OCCURS IN PHILADELPHIA One of the particular favorites of The Time, Reputation Possessed the Pl.ice and the Girl Company, playing here this week. Is Bonnie Biiuyea. She has l»eeu made a spt8.ial favorite all week at the By Actor Grand. .Mr. Frank Smith, of I..ocaI No. 5. I. A. B. P. Musical Farce By Franklin Winter Scores & B. leaves St. I.ouls next week with a brigaile of blll|Histers for the (Vest. He Joins .Mr. Frank liu for the Slle Show opens at the new Coliseum Febru.iry l.'ith. .Mr. Lloyd Plckert and After Twenty Years’ Continuous Management of the Mr. Guy Golterman have made a woiiilerful New York —John W. Al- picture of the decorations for this event, and It promises to excel anything ever held here. Montgomery Theatre in Alabama Town of That Name, Mr. Savage, manager of the I'emple Thtatre, baugh also Dead •Vltou. HI.. Is in St. lamis this week and slates The Hirschers Retire>-Richard Clinton Dies tint* his bnsiness this season has passed all record and It is almost lni|Missilde to Isdleve the —Notes big receipts the companies have been playing to. blit his IxHiks show liiiinense business. Mr. Charles H. Tompkins, here this week WAI.MTT ST. TMEATItK—Phllitdelplila—In Mr. Thompson was taken with pneumonia three Cliarles Warner, the English actor, who won New York, a mualoal farce in two acta, liy years ago in Boston, which affected the same with the itimud-Cp. has had a Jolly time visiting fame in Euro|ie and America through bis pro Franklin Winter. Song lyrlca, by (leorge Tot¬ lung, but his condition was not as serioua aa friends made liy him iluring ills connisiion with duct ion of Zola's tragic drama. Drink, was ten Smith. MukIc by (leorge L. Spaulding. In the past week. the late World's Fair, and It has bel|H'd re- found dead In his apartments at the Hotel Sey- c.eipts at the Dlymidc. iiioiir. New York City, February 11. When THE CAST: Dan S. Fishell is still wearing a smile that hoii'l clerks burst into bia risima at half past means big bnsiness at the Garrick. The Newiv- Betay Bacon, who keepg boardera. .'i o'ebs-k in the evening, they found hla body BELASCO LEASES HARTFORD OP- weils and their Baby has proved another liig ' lying across an escritoire. In the room waa a .Kate Morton one for Dan. Ma-ree I’lavetaky, her maid of all work. ERA HOUSE. |itis-e of pa|K‘r on whieh he had written: .Belle Hold WILL J. FA It LEY “I am lioiindisl to my death by thieves, black “Mlater” RiiHHell, atage cari>enter and a prlvl- mallera and liars. Fischer Hausen, the criminal legtHl boarder.Sam Morton David Belasco has leased the Hartford (>|)era M6NTR E^L, . ' lawyer. |>rinripBl rogue, who proffeix-d to aave Mile, iluntolll, a aelf-alleged prima donna.... House, at Hartford, Conn., for a long terra, ' me from rnlu—they fooled me out of tbonsands and tliousanda. .Adele Oawald and will install a itermanent stock company on The offering of The Climax, after having our String Bean, of Bean Brotliera. vaudeville February l.’i. The namea of the players have "Now he la in prison. heads in a whirl from The Merry Widow, is "tbsl bless you all. dancera. Joaepb McDevltt not yet been annminctMl. but Charles Emerson ipiite a change that we were hardly exjiectlng. "G>sj bless you at length. Fatly Bean, of Bean Brothera, vaudeville C<«>ke will be the manager of the house. The cast of The Climax la in capable bands. dancera.Andrew Kelly "It dear one. (I my beloved, Oood-byl” Claay Tiny, of the Tiny Family, reliueil enter- { Coroner Acritelll was unable to get any ex talnera.Clara Morton . Iilaiiation of thia rambling message from the The.alore Tliiy, of the Tiny Family, refined dead. .\s soon as Coroner's I’byslclan Schultz entertainers.Nlajor Jas. I). Doyle ; had pronosing as a singing sketch ill The Battle. From him and from hla wife .Phoebe laiultet the aiithorltiea tried to get some light upon the Herr Hocbelm, an artistic beggar for revenue. strange letter the suicide had left behind, but not ne<-d.(Miff Cordon . the young man was too shocked to tell. I.S'na. Ills daughter.(Irertn drew Warner waa 66 years old. He played Drink Signor Paulo, tenor of the o|M‘ra and chef or .'>.ii(si times In London; then brought it to ah the hotel.F. (ilannlnnl overwhelming success in this eonntry, and never Rig. drlffo, of the opera.Herman Tipper went hack to his native land. Between the Tbereae Taxicab, leading lady of No Mother Zola play and hla vaudeville engagements he to Siipiairt Co.Nellie Beaumont H. L. LEAVITT. waa sii|i|His>sl to have aniasat-d a competence. Addle Piilte, with money and hot-house brains He was a inemls-r of the Lamha’ Club and .Paul Morton Harry L. Ia*avltt. who several other prominent organization! In New lias charge of the gener¬ York and Isindon. In New York, the two-act musical farce, was given Its premiere performance at the Walnut al IsNikiiig otii hav¬ Death was due to acute Indlgeatloo. the chorus and with many musical and dancing ing Iss'ii resjHs'tlvely .Mr. Alhaugh hnllt the Lyceum and Holliday •peclalty numla-rs to give them a chance to dia- ; IN.rforiner. stage man¬ Street Theatres In Baltimore and the Ijifayette play their abilities. ager. manager, advance D|N'ra Hmtse In (Vashington, D. C. He was a Nellie Beaumont. The Four Mortons. Cliff ; agent, and manager and nienilx-r of the I'layers’ Club. Oordon and McDevltt and Kelly did their usual owner of many different Alhaugh and Mary Mltrhell, a sister of Mag vaudeville s|a*clallles and were ri'Celved with j theatrical enteriiris«-s. gle Mitchell, wer»- married In 1H06. They favor. After In New York is shari>ennl u|i a 1 He lakes a great Inter¬ I starml throughmit the country, pla.vlng leg( bit, some suiH-rfluons dialogue cut out. and new | est ill fraternal affairs, I timate rolea Tn the Shakea|>earean and clasalc business substituted. It will make a very good was one of the organ¬ ' drama, embracing such parts as Hamlet. Othel show for the s|)ring and summer s<*ason. It izers of the Order of lo. MaciH'th. Ingo. Komeo. Kleliard III.. Edgar will remain at the Walnut Strwt Theatre as Eagles, founder of the and Edmund In la-ar, Jafller In Venice I’re served, a notnl play of the timt-s. Ixvuls XL. long as business Is profitable. Owls, is an enthusiastic and the like parts. Alhaugh la survived by one Elk and Iireslilent of the soli. John W. Alhaugh. Jr., and two married local T. M. A., wliich daughters. THE HIRSCHERS RETIRE. through his energy and efforts has a very repre¬ sentative organization in SEMBRICH’S FAREWELL. After twenty years continuous management Seattle, and do a great of the Montgomery Theatre, Montgomer.v, Ala., de.al of giKsl. By all his Messrs. Sam and Arthur HIrscher have re- friends and associate.s Amid a stage setting more plcttires<|ue than slgiiial to enter Into other business. HIrscher he Is known by the sob- .Meyerlss-r ever devlscl and more graceful than Brothers were managers of thi' Montgomer.v rlipiet of "King.” and tile fancy of iniiny a skllb-il scenic artist could Theatre from 188.8 until last year when It was King of gissi fellows In¬ I have Imagined, Madame Marcella Semhrlch. Sat closisl to give way to the Granil, owned and con is to all who have the urday night, at the MetroiiolitaD Opera llonae, received the tributes of every Interest asso trolled by the Jake Wells syndicate. They as- ideasiire of knowing him elated with the Metro|iolnted manager of the Grand Theatre. swept apart to the music of the march from For the past three years all three playhouses ^ jjC. I,e Nozze de Figaro: It did so to discloae the In Montgomery, the Grand, the Montgomery scene alxive characterized. Theatre and the Bi]ou. have been under the The stage was filled with all the prominent artists of the Metropolitan Opera Company, control of the Wells syndicate, but only the garlx-d tn their Ix-st and waving flags. OrantT has been open for the past two years. Y^e lease on the Montgomery Theatre expires very shortly and It Is rumored that this house will he remodeled and rented. GOOD YEAR FOR MUSICAL COME¬ DIES. ST. LOUIS, MO. wiili-h has much to do with Its aiicceas It DEATH OF DICK CLINTON. is original tint lacks that essential of being I From all reports from musical comedies pla.v cunning. Tpenheiiiiers. to lx- one of the princl|ials in Ids girls’ contest, etc., logt-Hu-r with Hie regular New Mexico the coming season. the East. company at West End Heights hen- this sum Idll. tliat the Royal Is holding more than its im-r. His great |x>pnlarity here will iiia’nc own with Hie other placi-s of amnsetnent. DENMAN THOMPSON ILL. many dollars for the Heiglits tills siiniim-r. .V deoldixlly attraetire vamleyllle hill Is to IT MADE A HIT. There an- to lx- sixteen (irineipals in the eoin- Im- found Hi the Casino. The management has |iany. Ills eontraet calls for sixteen weeks, increased the prices and with the hill offered, PliHllps and Jones, black faced comedlana and Denman Thompson, the veteran actor of The eoniim-neing .May !•>. i-aiiaelty lioiis>-s are the result. The eontlnmuis hanjolsts. maih- a hit at the Bijou Theatre, In Old Homestead, was crltleall.v 111 at his home The aiinnal el,H-ilon of Lix-al No. .~i. of the In¬ luisim-ss has Ixx-n discontinued, and statixl Iowa City. la., during their recent engagement In West Swanzey, atxint six miles from Keene, Imiirs prevail. ternal ional .Mliaiiee of Blllpo«ters and Billers there. One of their tx-st Jokes Involved a kind N. n.. Sunday. Fehmary 7, with pneumonia Beiim-tl's Nouveantes are drawing well among of .Vim-riea has lx eii lield amt th-- following ly refi-renee to "Billyboy.” and the audience and his children were summoned. Ills son. Hie East Emlers. They have a ver.v g-xxl Idll to applauded as If every auditor In the bouse were Franklin Thompson, was at his bedside and hla was Hu- result: ('. G. .Moon, president: Jos«-pli offer In vaudeville and moving pleinres. XInnay. yiee-|iresldc-iit: Walter Garzolo. Fin. a siihsertlx-r to The Bllllxiard. two daughters. Mrs. E. A. McFarland and Mrs. Ri-c. and Sis-n-tar.i : Jaim-s Gilmore, ns-in-dliig The t’aim-raplione moving and talking pletiires A. I. Kilpatrick, arrived In Keene on the ex¬ secretary: William I’.Iake. treasurer; S. S. Mnr liave roiiie to stay. Jmiging h.v the houses they press that night and were driven to the home of THEATRE DESTROYED BY FIRE. Idi^ l>usim-ss agt-iit. Jolin Breiinning. sergi-ant- are liavlng. Amitlu-r phase of the moving pic their father. tnre sliow—Ixit a little Ix-tter. Mr. Thompson was taken 111 the previous i't arms: Frank .Sudtii. Geo. Brm-iiiiiiig and Jack The Coliinihia Theajre at Bath, Me., managed T'l^'er. Inistees. Lix-al No. .a Is in tlie tmmt N. W. SHANNON. Thnrsda.v. but his condition was not considered by H. A. Hnse, was vlslteil by fire on Sunday pros|K-ix»ne. who administered oxygen, and Rye t'lKiipaiiy. smlileiily disapix-artsl from tlie SHx-k Company, now playing an indefinite en¬ 111-' eaiiM- of the fi-e lx niiknown. No definite from that time has slowly but steadily Improved. eoiiipany wliile iilayiiig In St. Lixiis last week. gagement at the Iris Theatre. Glolie. Ariz. plans liave lx>en made In regard to the repairs.

A FEBRUARY 20, 1909. 5

high order, maintained throughout tbe entire season. Their quality may be Judgetl of when OUT TO STAY It Is known tbat they are the same as those presented at the Great Northern Theatre. Chi¬ cago. CANTON AND CO. APPROVED Possessing a perfect theatre, both as to stage ammintments as well as auditorium. Manager Says Mme. Sembrich of (illTord has determined that every production shall be an event notable In the amusement AT OPENING IN BALTIMORE calendar of the city as a whole. The National Grand Opera has liecome known to and Is patroniKul by the public at large as well as the residents of the district In which it Is centrally locateil. Popu Blanche Walsh’s Illness Ne¬ lar prices prevail. J. Hartley Manners’ Dramatization Pleasing cessitates her Retiring for JIM BLACKES GETS APPOINT MENT. Balance of Season— C. Emerson Cooky General Manager for David Belasco, Jim Blackes, of the team of Blackes and lA>sIle. has been appointed general manager of Shea Rejoins Co¬ George H. Webster’s Circuit of Vaudeville Thea¬ Branches Out as Theatre Manager on His Own Ac¬ tres, with headquarters in Chicago, 111., and han and Harris can offer forty eonsecutlve weeks to vandevllle artists In Minnesota. North and South Dakota. count—Ira W. Jackson Leases Bridgeport Playhouse. Montana and Canada. 'These houses run the year round never closing. Mr. Blackes expects "My deolglon to quit op«?r« for food la Ir¬ to take np bis work on or about February 24. .\CADEMY GF MUSIC—Baltimore—Gunton A revocable. I am sorry to leave ao many good Co., a dramatisation in four acts, of Arthur frb-Dda. but I am golUK away for good.’' J. Eddy's story, by J. Hartley Manners. Tbat was .Mme. Marcella Sembricb’a farewell WILL SHOWMAN HANS WAGNER abe sailed ob tbe Cunarder Campania with THE CAST: b.r buaband. I’rof. Stengel. February 10. PLAY BALL. "All tbe public singing tbat I shall do hence¬ Will Ganton . .A. Van Buren forth.’’ sbe continued, "will be In a serlea of Allan Borlan . .Jack Webster concerts In European cities until May and in this A report from Pittsburg credits Ramey Drev- Laurence Delaney . ...•.Edward Emere eonutrv next fall, when I will return for a fiiss. president of the Pittsburg National League Browning . .. Frederick Burton CLAIMS COPYRIGHT. Jeng concert tour In America, opening in Chi¬ Ras<.ball Team, with the statemeut that Hans John Wiiton .. .. Lucius Henderson cago on tictober 4.” Wagner will be In bla old position as short- Dr. .Morion . .W. H. Sadler Asked wby she is giving up grand opera now, .. Hlbhlng. Minn., Feb. 5, luuu slop of the Pittsburg Club the coming baseball Dr. Shields .. ..Geo. Morgan The ItilllKMird. the prima donna said: s«-a8on ‘‘Wagner has given me hla solemn .S.t-retary of Golf Club...H Frederick Millerton Gentlemen:—It baa been brought to my atten “Is it not better for me to leave it now than in-omlae to play for ua this year." said .Mr. Clerk . .Jack Barnea later, when my ability may be much less than tlreyfiiss. “and I haven’t a doubt in the world tlon that someone Is apitearlng in a pleas Head Walter . ..R. A. Bresee called In Wyoming. Now. I happen to have ex¬ now 7** tbat he will keep It. although be has not signed Norb«-rg ... .Jack Leslie Mme. Sembrich wept genuine womanly tears clusive rights to that title, having, according a eontract yet.” Slay Keating .. ...Lauretta Taylor Ui lilildlng good bye to Andreas Uippel, who to an act of Congress, at Washington. January presented her with a big bunch of Uuwers and 2.3. ’UT, copyrighted an original meiwlrama a letter of farewell signed by ail bis colleagues written by myself, under that title. Number of the Metropolitan. Just as the ship’s whistle of my title or copyright Is 9,N»7. class I>, XXC. sounded for tbe visitors to go ashore a messen¬ Play and title emanated from my brain. I ger arrived with a canary from Signor Campan- surely have right to my own property. If yoo Inl. .\notber gift was a diamond-studded watch will make this inalter piiblic 1 will appreciate and fob from Mrs. tleorge Gould. It. The gentleman may be using the title In nocently, in which case It surely ne«‘d only ha brought to his attention, to he rectlfled. With BLANCHE WALSH WILL RETIRE tbauks In advance, I am. FOR THE SEASON. Yours sincerely, GRACE HUNTINGTON. Bijou Theatre. Superior, WIs., week Feb. 8. Id all probability RIaoi'be Walsh, who is con- dned at the University Hospital, Kansas City, Mo., suffering with a severe attack of stomach ARCHIE EUGENE ROBINSON trouble, will not be seen on the stage again this season. Physicians at the hospital have re¬ -Archie Eugene Robinson, a young actor whosa ported her condition as still alarming. Tile members of Miss Walsh’s company left home was at Minneapolis, Minn., died of ta- fur New York, February II. Miss Walsh’s St. berciilosls. January 20, at the residence of hla laiuls and Kansas City engagements have been parents, Mr. snd Mrs. F. N. Robinson, of 3:108 Elliott avenue, tbat city. Mr. Robinson was canceled. hut 28 years of age and did bla Initial work In dramatic with Mme. I>e Totiraey. tbe fall THOMAS E. SHEA BACK WITH JAMES of 1901. In Mary. Queen of Soots. After being with her three seasons, be was for three seaaoiis COHAN & HARRIS. fcatiireil as Tom Howe In My Friend from Ar¬ PATTERSON kansas, with the IteVoas Re|)ertolre Company. .\fter a season of fifteen weeks in vaude¬ He hail been a member of tbe Kansas City Stock ville, Thomas E. Shea baa been re-engaged by Owner Company, Wade’a Beggar Prince Giiera Com¬ Cohan A Harris t« appear ta three great plays: pany, Gilmore’s Players. The Paul Little Minis¬ The Counsel for tbe Defense, Tbe Belle, and ter Company, and Louis’ Big Show. He was i>r. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. The former play Is and also maoager, for a time, of tbe Electric Park, said to be a great production as was evidenced at Gas City, and was organiser of tbe Robin on Its try out last Christmas week, under tbe son Stock Company. Ilia wife, who was Miss stage direction of Geo. M. Coban. It is hand¬ Manager Rutb Wuailell, of Topeka, Kan., aurvlvea him. somely mounted and Mr. Shea will be surrounded by a -trong supporting company. Tbe above pro¬ 8. CAHN & MACK’S ACTIVITIES. ductions will be seen at Detroit, Mich., week the of February 14^ Two prominent tbeatrleal promoters, Cahn Great and .Mack, from San Francisco, have negotiated NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, CHI¬ for twelve plays which Include musical coms- CAGO. dles aud meloilramas equtpiied with special lltbo- Patterson graph prtuting and complete scenery with each company on tbe fallowing plays under ropy The National Theatre, located at tbe East right: «lde of Halsted street, between Sixty-second Show. The Isle of Nippon, The Jolly Vassar Girls, «tr«-et and Sixty-second place, Englewood. Chi¬ Brownie In 3',iyland, Tlx- Pupil ami the Ga.v cago. is a moon tbe improvement, de¬ The Telephone Messenger, The Girl Detectivs, cided to have tbe best obtainable. As a result, 33ie Girl an has l>een brought Into ex- letenre, than which none of Its kind In Chicago ister and Tbe Saleslady. Tbe booking and root¬ or elsewhere is superior. This la proved by the ing will be in tbe bands of Sberhert and Rnstell. cost, which totals $I50.0tM). Cossidering the The offices of Cahn A .Mack will be located at xlw' of the structure, more money could not tkG Chicago Opera House Building. hate lieen expended without lavish waste. Fin-proof materials on solid Oscar Hammerstein was. on February 11. cos foundations. The front of the building is of fronted with a protest from tlx- city’s S4iclety glazed white, terra cotta. Interior fittings are women against the prislurtion of Salome at the In marble, mosaic, plaster, etc. No more Philadelphia Op<-ra lions*- tbat night. In a wiiiHlwork Is employed than Is absointely nec- last des|ieraJe effort, more than flu women, all esvary# It Is fireproof throughout. of them prominent In exclusive ws-lal circle# Tile gnuind area comprises 85 feet of front¬ and well known as |>atroiis of music and the age on Halsted street, with a depth of 124 arts generally, signed a (letltlon calling for feet. All of this Is covered by the building, Mrs. Jack Wilton .Jane Peyton the suppre.-ision of the opera and pledging with the exception of two passage spaces, for GEORGE EVANS UNDERGOES AN Miss Hestor Ganton ..Mary Cecil tht-msefves to attenfore been lilentlfleil with those foyer and loliby. the rtmiainder being devoted George Evans, the minstrel, while playing in Ganton and Co., dramatise*! by J. Hartley who have sup|H>rted llammersteln's Opera • " tile offlce section. Utica. N. Y.. was taken ill with appendicitis Manners from .Arthur J. Eddy’s story of tbe House. Salome was given as ix»r program. after the p*-rformance February 10. and was J. K. I). Prldmore is the architect, lie was same name, was gfX-en Its premiere. February e-lected as tup- who had made a success of the o|x*rate*l u|xmi F*-brnsry 11. Ills ccmditlon Is k. at the Academy of Miisle. Baltimore. Md. Colb-ge Theatn* and the Bush Temple of Music. VIOLA ALLEN—PREMIERE OF THE reiH>rt*kl to be favorable. The story of the “king of the stockyards” is The main floor of the auditorium is on the one that Is fairly well known and tbe play does WHITE SISTER. atreet level. Through various entrances (six in nuiiilM-rl. patrons of the theatre will ap¬ not offer anything startlingly new. The part of old Jolin Ganton Is one that had George Faw- viola Allen’s new play. The White Sister, proach aisles that are three feet, four inches A NEW “WORLD” SONG SUCCESS. rett Ix-en in mind when the book was wiitten. had Its premiere at Binghamton. N. Y.. February wide. Above tbe main auditorium Is the H. 11*00. playing to an audience tbat taxed tbe biilcony and over this Is the gallery. They are could not have Iss-n built to suit him better. A very acceptshle east and scenic investiture are capaclt.T of Stone Opera House. The |x*rform constructed of reinforcetl concrete on the" can¬ To the End of the World with You. Is the given the play by the Messrs. Sbubert. ' Miss an*:e prove*l very successful, the curtain calls tilever principle. From every seat In the house latest w*>rld song to be offered to the public by b*-lng numerous anng as the World Rolls Gn. b**en given to every detail. After a short back to hack. Heating and ventilating facili¬ LEASES HARTFORD THEATRE, ties are of the very best. road t<*ur the play will be presented In ('hicago I^e lighting system Is made an Important and lat*‘r In New York. l-art of the d«-coration. Electric globes are ar- LURAY, VA.. OPERA HOUSE Charles Emerson Ck. general manager for raiigisl. singly and In clusters, on brackets Diivid Belaseo. has 1eas<‘d the Hartford Opera With art glass shades. From the celling of House at Hartford. Conn., which will hereafter THEATRE COMPANY INCORPOR tne audltwliim coIoixmI light enters through a beantlful new op*'ra house has just been Is- known as the llartfoni Theatre, and will AT ED. V of art glass. The prevalent lete*l at Luray. Va, It is one of tbe Ix-st install a |x-rmanent stis-k oompany there on iped theatres In the state, having steam February 1.3. Tlie new company, which will be f*”*" "te old Ivories, gn-ens ami gold, The Elite Theatre Co. has been Incorporated these tints, as are the other flat electric lights and other modern conven- known as the Cook I’layers. will be headed by surfaces. s. The theatre Is under the management It.-tx-cca Warren. Zax.n will be the opening and paix-rs filed with the county recorder at Daven|M>rt, la. The capital stock of the organ¬ capacious enough to admit of r. J. C. Strole, bill. Girls will act as ushers and a quartette will sing lietwe*>n the arts. The new venture ization Is placed at IIO.IHS*. all of which is sj'ectacular proect of being a big aucceaa. ODDS AND ENDS. kell, president aud manager: I*. I’hllllber, v’ce- I'.^i The width of the proscenium presldent. and R Berkell. s.cretary and tP-as- ■Iienlng Is .32 ft-ct, th<' depth of stage from LEASES BRIDGEPORT PLAYHOUSE orer. iV 1 I. ^ f'^rt. and the “eight to prnsws aro working lhro*igh I.oulslana this E. F. ALBEE RECOVERED, nreprf curtain Is of steel plates, backed with winter, and report big business. The vaudeville ruary «. Smith’s Theatre. Bridgeport. Conm. «"t>estos. bill is beadetl by the Musical Wllmaths, Frank passt'd from the control of Edward 8. Smith to Dannls Is managing the advance while Karl Ira W. Jarks4>n. of New London, Conn. In Mr. E. F. Albee. who has been confine*! to ths **1^ National ITiPStre. Is the Albany (N. Y.* Hospital since November, aa r'ational Theatre ('ompany. of which E.lwin (ilf Wehmeyer Is handling the managerial reins. taking over the Brldg<-port 'Theatre the number the r,-snlt of an aiitomr>bl|e accident, left that ;ori1 Is the president and nisnseep. Stsir snH The Wehmeyer Company consists of eight pe

BY" ODB NEHr'YCXaC CXDI2RESPGNDENT

THE WEEK'S OFFEB^NGS CHANGES IN SHUBEBT THEATBES Al. II. Wilson, tlie rorac'dian and fonnr. ap- i Milo. Camilla DallKTR la Ilia latoat forelun „ . . r,., X- I ■ n -....,1, ! . .1. . . 1 1.. I la'arod at the .Metropolis Theatre .Moiida.v nf ' star to contemplate an Amerleaii InvasloO, lauiile Ward in The New Lady Bantook. Owing to the contract eXLSting be- ! new four-act play. When Old I and within a month will «:ill for America to a cou.ed.v In four acts by Jerome K. Jerome, j tween the Messrs. Shnla rt and the authors of y^^,. Kntch make her dehnt In Taudevllle. Wallackillark i*s Theatre.Theatre . Cerrnr "-tvana,”•*'**“*• the KnslisliKn^dlRli musicalmnalcal comedyoomeil.v -‘•leeess '^* T»*e kIiow. a sort of pomhlnedcombined mnslcalmusical com |I The Happy MarriageMarriajje came to the Criterion onod Koiirndvoiirad I>n*borItreher In MathiaRMathias Gollln^ter,Gollln^ter. a GorGer from the (lah’tyGabdy Theatre, London, apeeif.rin;:speelfyin;: ,.j.. ,|rinr» wasu«o» wellu«»ll reit*i\«Mlreiehwl Mr WTI-Wll- Fel^ to. that the ple.e must have Its .New York i»re liicludwl everything in hIs’pLiy. from Virginia Klelne la back from San Francisco. iitliaL the New Oerman Theatre. 1 nilere the Hrst wwk In Kehmary, and the In.i- , „ talk abotit' "those papers" down to I Eddie Ko.v has left Ineldeutally, alao Mr. laa. T. Lowers in Havana, a mnslcal com.H.v the .Mc-ssrs Shnla-rt to obtain an.y 'f,;'/ " hve KOCKl catchy 8oi«a and dances. Ibunlet of Ilp.adwav. throe acts, hy (.c-orite GrossmIth, Jr., with ,„H,t|K.nement. Janic-s T. I’owers made his first i.'v,-rvthiiic was well done ^ ■ Madame (Ulve Eremst'ad Is to alne at the isle hy Leslie Stuart and lyrics by Adrian appesranc-e In Havana In New York Thursday ; ' • ^ Tuesday nfternism |M-rforinance at the .Metro- CLASSY PBESS MATTEB IKiIltan Opera House for the hcmetlt of the Lin¬ THE NEW LADY BANTOCK i Broadway therefore endc-d Ida enaajte- K^vrlo PpHpw nt nrp<5pnt nnnenrln" coln .Memorial I'niversll.vI niverslly at CninlierlandCnmla-rland Gap, THE MEW LADY BAM lOLH i Casino, and Imuu-dlatel.v went on I , LeHeW, ai presem appearing . address by Miss Tarla ll. LIniadn’a WALLACKS TIIEATUK.—The New Lady Ban tmir, moving to IMiIladelphU, and taking the I*' Chiirles Frohmaus prtjluctlon of the Thief. ^ vhdin solo l»y Alln^rt Sptiiihlliis, lock, a comedy, by Jerome K. Jerome. ! idnt'e of Havana at the Lyric Theatre In the j J*‘<‘**i'***! trip to the African JiinRles. Mr. Bellew KANSAS CITY. MO. Martin H<‘nnett .. Charles Lartwr unt ! ro,n,.,,,.. Girls, which opened Monday, i I'f’*<'nt.>cl the rc-volver to the I*r.>sldont dur- rV/VINSMOKANSAS ValCITY, I T, iviu.MO. Susani.ah Bennett .. Ferese imsRle p^,,r„arj K, forane week only. On February , lti« his recent Washington engagement. - Jane Be nnett ..largaret rniier Girls was followed In turn at the Hackett ^ Xhple White House Musical concnlyconcaly waswaa the uirering at roost of hlmc-cm It'-n-'rtt .. . . I rank Theatre l.y Gr .ce George, under the manage ' VVaJhlngton.Washington the Kansas City theatres for the wee-k of Keb-I'eb- Krnest Bennett .**i*/*: I I'fht of William A. Brady. In her new play, i ' ,, ' ruary 7. and where that did not hold forth. It Himorl i Bc‘nnett ...... 1 erdlta Hudspeth i jugg Jnlla Marlowe's New York engagement r ''‘‘-rdc-ar -Mr.Mr. Bellew; -... ,i , it was*'•*'* to laugh at every theatre In town that The elder Miss Wetherell .I^ella Kepton In The Goddess of Reason began at Daly's The I thank you heartily for the revolver. It w'c-ek. with the exception of the Wocslward The- you iger MIsa Wetherell ..Margaret Gray atre on Monday night. February 15, and wllwill 1 s*'*’"'** t<' me a pecnllarly gocsl type* of weaimn. . stock Company, at the Auditorium, where the Dr. VYenianlel .T. J. MoGrane be limited strictly to four weeks. 1 and It Is most kind of you to have rememlM'r- i mnniive sc'enlc production of Cleopatra waa George I’. Newte .Robert MeWade, Jr. e.l me In so delightful a fashion. W ill ycHi sc | G,p attraction. "Our Emidre." GARDEN THEATRE cept the accompanying [ihotograph? With i >|r.Mr. e.K. Alleyn,Allen, genial "Ed. Allen."Allen.” aa be It .! Lincoln at the white house.—a drama '•‘‘IO‘f‘1, MIeve me. known. Is the press agent for the Willis Woch) Bc'otLind . Mabel Earle Graham Sincerely yours. In four acts, by Benjamin Chapin. Theatre, and while this bouse, with ita line Ireland . Stella .Maltrevers Theodore Roosevelt. : management, la endeared and appreclateil by Wales .Edna May Oliver CA.ST OF CHARACTERS; I-..— —kinh Kausas City. .Mr. Allen's etticient siTvlces have Marie Messner i .Abraham Lincoln .Benjamin Chapin I pon the photograph which the President prupgi,, fame and hiiainess to the theatre, Itt'lia .Sylphle Radcliffe I Kdwln .M. Stanton, Secretary of War .I S ave Mr. Bellow is written.— ,' Mr. .Vilen is eonnwt.slcunnerttsi with the Kansas City . Thomas Williams To Kyrle Bellew ii Journal In an ele, she gca-s on the By a decision of the United States Circuit stage in Laris and makes a name for herself. I Court, handtsi down recently In St. Louis, Tliere she Is niarrhal to Vernon Wetherell. .who where the case was taken fur hearing, the Slin- represents himself to be a liands‘e and J. J. Shubert. .Mr. O. D. Wood her husband F'anny Is astonished to discover ' I ward, of the Willis Wood and .VudIturiniD that It Is Bantock Ilall. and that she is the ; theatres, baa been in charge of the Khiiliert wife of young Lord Bantock. whom she l>e- ^ I since the theatrical season opemsi In Septem- lievsd to lie a pixir artist. He had concealeil ! ! Imt. having entered Into an 8greeiii<-ni with the bis Identity In order to be sure that she was I , Sliiiherts whereby he became m.innger of the not marrying him for his 1 • > ll F I Slinbert Theatre In conjunction with the Willis To Fanny is a shix'k in more wa.vs than i Woootb one, for her to be her and | j the hnslni-ss of the Shnlierl and Willis Wood. the servanta In the house are The theatre has not Is-en formally turned over Bennetts three I to the Sbiiberts. but It is expeete,! to come under fenerations the Bennett family has th» i their manage-ment this week. .Mr. Rarl Stew¬ Bantoiks, only holds complete ard. the Shuberts’ (lersonal representative In sway the desixitlsm ex- ] Kansas City. w1k> baa N-en treasurer under tends to the ^ Mr. Woodward’s regime, is still at the theatre. LonI Ills is an I and has bei-n si>iiken of most favorably as the during his bis house in the new manager. If the Shuberts shonl-l not send banda the In ! some one from New York. The biaise, during the influence Is I the remainder of the season, will put on only the flnils bis mistress Is bis dis . tlrst-class attractions and those with drawing obedient niece there is he fright- , power. The .*-biil>ert, when first erected In ens threatening to I Kansas City, Ix-came known as onr "House Cise her does Coxy," and now will have the Jx-st of the relationship to his a qnar- I - Shiibert attractions. The Laml of Nod. the discharges con- attraction the week of the 7ih. did a land to her husband her deception her i ; otltce business. Knox Wilson was se«-n In hla family, and announces her Intention of return original part of The April Fool, and he Is ably log to the stage; hut her liiisliand forgives her asslatial by other capable principals. Tlie War and peace reigns once more at Bantock Hall, rens of Virginia, with 1-Tank Kec-nan In the j lead, comes to the Sbiibert the week of the 14th. NEW GERMAN STAB I Vjif jKt-■ I The Grpheum Theatre celebrated Its eleventh The German actor, Konrad Dreher, i *—^aaulMii^——-MiSt-^ ' JSd'd'l^i’ng a*ll tVi^.velrt VZ*terlng’7o Kan Gremmn*'The*a\"r7,’“on %'^Idl?or'aTemie,‘*'Mom^ Tlie only way the Schleslngcr Ixjys ever take w ater. 'The alxive picture roprewnts Ave ! toTts" cn-dH*,* alld*'t'hls I's'due tT'the brothers who are prominent In theatricals. In the water at Atlantic City. Readlin; fnuii left . . ...^ the a "hl‘\l*';‘' B';;'n^s?e7n ^a^7’Os'i:;'''A^n.;V’l i to rijrlit, "ilie k’ .r.hV.r’brotlu'i'S can i‘n" l»ex.'"pi;l!:;V':!:;7'*as plckisl out as V"olir.r‘VtTch"aVd^;.'.“"ti!t;ieV,!.^.r.“^^^^^^^^^^^^follows: Richard S. Sidilesliijcer. Maiiai^er Itlauey s ■ "yr7"7;.U"rn"*fa7r„“U'rnt''"^*'".1 t ..wmiin »f«« ihMsn ” Lehman 'ZT- rt fa^rce "s^ow^ the'dllf ”r:;e; bet'w^^n ' TAe-'re.Theatre. Yonkers. N. Y.,;Y.: MorrisVlo^rl* S^.S. Schhodnger.Schleslnger. I’-'P--;*'hm^e‘o^en?.ltepres. nlatlve Uhas. E. Blnney Ainus,-nienl f" . ? vV7r'?f er^re^rha:";;"manager since northrrn und Aonfhf^rn wmvb MMtiiUit to., mill Manager IHaney’s Imih'.v’b I.liiciJnl.Intx.ln NquiireSquare Hunln*,Tin atre. NrwNew ^orkYork City:City; Jack ScblcHliiiCcr,Schleslnger. lra\(*litif;Traveling *ri» incr ‘ u"/,*-after . V>r;au .vear has In*” GTlIInlcr a rTch MnniS br^ Itepreseulallve luqx-rial Curtain Co.,Co.. New York Cliy;City: GiisG.ia S. .Sr-hlealnger.Schlealup^r, Treasurer Colonialt%.laiual . [ |' "1^ Kl'In,, to KansasKanaHR Clt.yCity the bi-slb.^i Lrru7e of hVs dsngh^^^^^^^^ lie Theatre,’I'Ueatre, Chicago, III.; Lts,nLeon Schleslnger, Assistant Treasurer Colonial Theatre, Chicago, 111.III. ', vaiide'vllle*”**{.'''..VeTllle'!^ ^ ''WHWH.UAM I*IAM^E"*SnBI E SllBLL^Y r^RY la faRclnatfHl by the charniR of the metropolis, - - - —^| ____ and derides to open up a **beer palace.** IK i __ Isis unabletinahle to adjust himself to condltlmsconditlois there. RslphRalph Rlxby,Blxby, a Captain In the Secret Serv*Serv- i| GRAND STREET THEATRE CLEVELAND^CLEVELAND, O.O* and his bluff and hearty Bavarian manners are K-eIce . Daniel Jarrett, Jr. j _» IToKriiarv 1 IQftQ —— esjM-clally displeasing to the conventional faro Tad Lincoln, the Lresldcnfs son . 1,°'^,,. ^ week 01 LeDruary 1, 19U.. ,h„„. „» .x n x. . u. .. lly of Ms son In law. and a number of dtsa ■ . Master Robert Tansey A H. W oixls presented Miss V" to s al7h\ »"'* ’Sf' greements result. After a general re< oncilia- I Mary Todd Lincoln, the Lresldenfs wife l’,T ‘ lonlal last week Th^Vur#. ",‘’"S’x “".'I tloo he decides to remain in Miinlcli the rest. v-aromicCaroline Harrisiinnii. Rachel—. ,.Goldstein In four acts. and. eight. ■ ]'"?*"*i,rlni-ln,. i,„roweek. ...eii ThexY#.”.’’ Thief and The Of his life. Dreher pla,;splays the part of Gol ^' Kate Morris, her neleenelce . HelenIlelen Holmes ^ scenes, hy Theodore Kremer. , Mi& of'the f.mol;s"”sUrs:’';:iVr7e ReliTw Ter" Unger. Heinrich .Marlow that of Carl Krueger, .nd%la7ca" T^. jj , roon. in the White House. Wash- CASTC.\ST OF CHARACTERS; la-rt Koloey •„";^,K«;,4;|«“n«n^provj^ a fe.. and Blanca Froehllch plays Thercse. Llace—.V room In the White House, Wash- I Ington, 1). C. AN ERROR IN STATEMENT AN ERROR IN STATEMENT ' ' SCENES. ' Jui,Idn7 Bradli^,'^ Clel^lanT m.dl'''n%e."'‘SV t^^t*’tf "’"r ^ Hugh H. Huhn, writing inIn The SCENES. ; Hairy Gould. Jo-'s friend.. . .Ilerlx-rt K. Betts Seni^ "roi'u' "nT weiS^H^ Memphis Commerclal-Apimal,CommerclaI-Ap|»eal, erroneously sn.vssays : ACT L—The Man..Man. The Flag Down. (In- SatnnelSainnel Gohlstein,Goldstein. Rachel's father -•.vi’i;: A th.Missnd'members of the Cleveland Aoil. llc the season of .Mrs.Mrs. Fiske is to be terminatptlterralnatpil ■ terntisslon of ten minutes.)niiniites.) .U. Colton _ White gtt,,nded the nerformsncp st ih> itinno in Salvation Nell, that she maynia.v appear In .ACTACT II.—The Friend and Master..Master. (Inter-(Inter -'lik-Mike O’Hara, an Immigrant Edward Nannery ,ir„nie last Wednesilav night In a.l.lltlon Hannele. Mrs. Fiske never has had a more tnisshinmisshin of eight minutes.) One-KyedOne Lote, a crook ....Robert Laverlng i|,p regular program the C. A. C. Glee Club auccessfiil play than Salvation Nell, and she ACT HI.—The Hero In the Dark Hour. (In- 'Valter ..... Max Brahain offered several songs, which vi-ere” loudiv cn has hail no Idea of cutting short Its legitimate terntisslon of ten uiliiutea.) Brophy. a policeman .Howard Bronwell oon-d. term on the American stage. Harrison Grey; ACT IV.—The Victor and Martyr. The Flag •|«tin. a servant.Mortimer ll.arrison After several postponements on account of the Fiske has serts. There markable repertoire. 1 ,i„rine the eneae-iiient •** '-HOO entries for the dlffereiii PRESS AGENT RETIRES METROPOLIS THEATRE "cek. Incidentally the first time In five Eddie Foyer, well known through his connec On Mondav William W Aiilick .'ears that Miss Leaton has been on the stage tion with the old Cleveland Illpixxlrome Com who for* the iisVf vear has been' actine ail 'MIEN OLD NEW YORK WAS DUTCH.-A and thereby melodrama Is the distinct loser, pany, has signed a forty weeks’ cmitrHCt to ap reneral nress rcnresentatl e frTr Chariei'nn four act comedy drama hy -Sidney R. Ellis. M'sx Beatoi lira talent that could lie well fH-ar over the Sullivan Consfdlne Circuit. lie fiTr /f JIJ- I I'l l'''’'’ Something classy. Nccllesg to say : o|x-ned last week at Chattamxiga and will tour I ”»n,i ^onfi.rn^* pc^dac ' THE C.AST; that the big |>atro'is of the Grand tiirneil out In ">> ‘>f tl'«* Southern elth-s. preaentlng his fa representative for Li Ibler and Compani, replac I fnn-e. It waa the biggest week In the mlUar ninnolognc. Including hla Black Stnx-p Ing Camplx-II Ma^^ulloih, who lias held that yon Freihiwg.Al 11. Wilson Oicatre's history ' rv-cllutlons. position during the I»st four years and who i{|,.i,:,rd Nlflsds.Fleloher Harvey i At K.-lth’s Illpixxlrome. W. J. Wilson has retlivB to accept a position with The Century j Kflwanl Grey.Wxw. lLilf*mr BROADWAY NOTTS In iirepiirnflon. a meloilramaMc apectiicic whicb Syndicate. roirrvft i Henry Nichols .Richard Mllloy „„h Mercer and Toil Miller, two well known -'jarch^l- It MARIE DORO COMING s-h ionliavan .Riwa O’Neal advance agents reached town this week. I>romlsps to lx- a g^at fhrll er for the hig Charles Frohman has decided upon Mynheer Lelt.Lew Wallaee Grace Hazard. Five F«et of Comic Oix ra. was r,."!:''; , 1 Monday. .March i, as the date of Miss Marie Adniinl De Sagan .Jack Brn.ly not aLovved to do her turn last Sunday night In iV .’nire'nevir" Doro * first apiccapnce In Vorfe l„ her Splegle .i OUv'e WHglU ''"'rT’ flirman caiVleJ .nVl' Se will eml TiU h cyck new play. The Richest Girl, which was written Mildo Kipp .Little Olive v\ right Siindaylsin. ; Miirhf with s tiltinee Into the Immense tank for her In isillalxipatlo-i hy LanI Gavanlt and , Fisherman Kloots . Kenneth .MacCh nne-i lint Harry Lauder told the police something; ' V' i'" ,|,,!n, l„ town s r.-w dsn Michel Morton, the authors of My Wife. Jolin j Captain of Horse . Bert Shcrid in he wore kilts and the cops didn’t even Ixx). ; |^;. week leaving hla Madame Biitlerllr Cooi- Drew's vehicle last season. .Miss Doro In The i Mate Bot-sfay . Lemuel I endls SuniehcNly must have spread Lander’s rep. as 1 ,n,np where th'ev iilavixl two cngsce Richest Girl will sncca*ed Mr. William Gillette [i"’’-' . 1/*. , inents. The company, wiilch Mr. Faetkenhener at the Criterion Theatre, and will In turn lx-; Katrina ( l ittcrcop . Julia Batchi-hh r .Miss Bc-ryl Hoyt, chorus girl, was found nn 1 |, piloting. Is com|xx>ed of almcait enllrelr of followed nt the snme theatre hy the new Clyde T.ady .Mcliols . Florence Stover .-onsclcais at Fcairtli street and the Bowery. 1 former iiii-mlic-rs of the HIppexIrome Grand Op- Fltch Comedy. The Happy Marriage. Thi-si Frau Klonth . .Mary AA'IIilliig at an early hour yesterday morning. Sin- was pm organization. ’Tlie road tour haa Ixx-n con plans sre evix-cted to complete the arrange- I I nda . Edith Wright sent to Bc-Ilevne Ilosjiltal. whi-re It was found j finixl »o I’ennsylvanla and New York and hiial ments fur the balance of the season at the ' Grin-ll . Lillian Van Arsclale that she was sntferlng from chlor-il poisoning. | ni-ss |s reportc-d aa ^ing gcxxl. Criterion Theatre. I Grcthc-n . Flurry Sloan such as Is sdmLilstered In kncxkout drops. | F. W. DEACO. FEBRUARY 20, 1909. Xlic Billboard 7

■'BY OUR CHICAGO CORRESPONDENT ^x«*^€e)©^acQoo£jee Giyiiia^oeeo^xgg) ^ CHANGES this week at the various laat wpfk'a beat offerInKa have been retalneil. Record Trio. Williams and Gilbert and Welling¬ licit}' iM'fore a Jury and Judge Newcomer. It tbeatrea have materially atrengtheneil Chi- I itOKa and Kentuo lu tbeir aniualnic aketcb, and ton Brothen. was charged that Cleo dances In np*>n vIolatloB cago’a amiiaement program which offera a ; ••Juliet” In ber faltbrul plcliirea of ataKe ce of the law and that—well anyway, Ihe crowds var ed array of entertainment of exceptional i lebrille*. Kd. Klondell and Coniiiany have a HEARD ON THE RIALTO. at her performance have b«n-n bigger since It claaa and merit. Mra, Flake cornea In at the : lively little act and Sidney (Jrant baa a fund was suggested that Ihe dance was a bit rls<|ue. of atorlea that are new. Othera on the excel¬ It 1» heard on the street that a new tiraud tt|iera lliuiae In the atead of The Vain- ' iday by G«-orgo Cohan will be the next vehicle Arnold Daly, the star lu The Strong People, plre, which moves tbia week to the Garrick, lent bill are UrenK’a Bronze Reautlea, who poae was seriously III at his apartments In the Vir¬ artlatlcally in atalueai|ue grouiia; The Warten tor Itsrnii'iid illl*'li<'*K'k. where Lulu Glaser has t>een bolding forth, .1. L. M'sllr.'ipp. iiiHiiager of variisis street ginia Hotel last we*-k. and f*>r a while It was Kyrie Bellew. lu The Thief, follows John Brew | biirtta. niarveloiia JuRKlera. and Blake'a Comtaly fearisl that he was suffering with ap|M>Dillcltla. .\iinual (’Ircua. with the famoiia mule, ••Maudi*.” f ilrs Hii I •'.iriilv Is Slid dlrei'for of Iht- liii|s'risl at Powers’: Marie Cahill la at the Coloulal. In i \l:ii«lro!s ess ill Ho- ell* last wi-ek on a short He is greatly Improve*! now and beyond danger, The Boys and Betty: Viola Allen, In The White THE MAJESTIC. IlllsillO'S v Sit aeeiiriling to Ills physician. Slater. Is the attraction at the Studehaker: l.ll- ! .\ new park to lie calbsl Bcsaievelt Park Is an- John T. Thorne and drat •' .\ new pli.* h* the siillior of Chimiiile Fadib-n niHimed for Chicago by Morris LoelT, who Is In Man Ruaaell In her success of last season. Wild- { will li.- seen lit III - lirsiid Ois-ra House the mid¬ ton. the Fadette Orcheatra, under the leader I'harge of Hie proJ*‘Ct. lire, la (daylng to big audiences at the lllinoia: ; dle of Marl'll Tills lati'st elTorl of Edward Peggy .Machree holils the boards at .McVIcker’a. | ahlp of Caroline B. Mcbola and Henry l.ee. In hla famoiia novelty act. Speaklnt; LIkeneaaea of Tovvii-i ihl 1- eillisl The lli'ud of the llmise. and the new play. The Golden Girl, baa started The Ttir«s' Twins will lie s*-en at the tiraml MINNEAPOLIS, MINN Its antlclpattal run at the LaSalle. The hold- i tJn'at .Men, l*aat and Preaent, are aome of the 0|M-ra llisise for two is-rforiuanoes ni'Xt Sun over attractions are The Prince of To-night. 1 headllnera that eniltelllab the bill at the Ma second week at the Princess; The Follies of imiS Jeatic Theatre thia week. The .Mlllman Trio, A siiisll Are t*>ok pU*'e last Sunday iilglil at the Auditorium: The Melting Pot. at the Chi- I with little Bird Mlllman. Jamea Thornton, the llaiiiMn .iimI I'.silev will o|H'n lu Clilesgo this wlon soiii* 11 ikiiovvn person threw a lighted fanuaia hiimoriat and aong writer, and The cago Opera House, and A Broken Idol continues •ssc.ii Instesd as heretofore In New York City. iiiateh and set Are to the wall paper In the hdiby to break records at the Whitney Opera House. of the Cnlqiie Theatre. The blaxe was so Among the vaudeville houses, changes occur under *'*>nlrlls. left this we<-k on Hall has eliminated the forty Uve-mliiiite play- i I trip to Chicago and New York, pro*'eedlng let with music that has been tht^r feature of from the latter isdnt to S*-attle and S|>okane. late and has reinstated a program of entirely While on the PaclAc Coast, Mr. Trexler will variety features. 'legotiat* for sto* k li(sis*'s In the interests of Ihe people he Is repres<-utlng. SALVATION VEIL. Harry Dorner revlslteil familiar scenes In •Mrs. Fiske In her big suoce.a.s, Sal- i Ml'inoa|iolis last week. b*'ing employe*! as vation Nell. Is the current attraction at the master *>f pro|M-rtles with .\ Girl a! the Helm Grand Otiera House, and, as usual, la playing Company, which played an engagement at the to capacity business. The company In sup’|>ort Metropolitan H|wra House. of the star, render a well-balanced assistance The Cnirerslty of Mlnm-sota Band has en that rounds out is*rfectly the dramatic effect. tered the vaiuleville Aehl, and will make Its Tlie engagement is for two weeks. initial ls>w to the lo*‘al public at the Prlnc«*aa riiealr-. February Id Several I'niversity acta THE THIEF, ! will also Is- put on. one of the most entertain The Thief, at Powers’ Theati*-, Is* I ng of which will be Hyser and Cosgrove, and the real crowd magnet of the week and the the evening will he Alli**l with "college” spirit. fame of this great International drama Is being Tills Is the Arst Cnlverslty Night In a series .Islly emphasizeinliig season and with an eap*u;lall.T selected cast. The story deals with New York THE WHITE BISTER. life at the pr*‘s*'nt day. V ileverl.v concfiveil .-tury. The Covenant I.islge No. 2A. 1. (). C). F.. will White Sister, by .Marion Crawford and Walter hold a earnlval and fair the Arst v^ek In Haekett. Is being brilliantly eniictisl this week March at their hall, and they have sIMrte*! a at the Studebaker Theatre, by a ctunpany head- lonb'st for Queen of the Fair. It Is Intended -••d by the distinguished American actress. Viola ti> ui.ike this carnival something a little better Allen. This offering la of the usual high stand than the average. sni. associate*! always with Liebler and Co., Pupils of Mr. ami Mrs. Charles M. Holt, of and Is Itelng capably enacte*! by the east of Ihe .Minnea|Hdis .SclKsd of Music. Hratory and proiidnent players who are In support of the Hraniati*’ .\rt. will aisin present Sheridan's star. Charles A. Stevenson. Frank Glllmore. ■ suiiedy. The Bivals, at the S<'hisd Auditorium iCIchard Pitman. Julius .McVleker. Fannie Ail- rill' s<'hiM>l Is also pisnn'ng to pro*luce one of dlsalily The Physician In Minna Gale-Warner. who was leading woman .'olls Automobile Show plans are known In the company. progressing famously. The SI.V English Ro<’ker Girls will l>e seen at THE VAMPIRE. tio- Mll*>s week of Fetiruary 15. RInaldo. the The enttrnidus .succe.ss i,r the Vanva vbdiiilst. will also play a return engagement plre, at the Grand flpers Hiuise. has cans*',! St this theatre week of February 2'2. the Shiiberta to transfer the iilay to the Osr- .Ailelaide Thiirslon. In The Woman’s Hiair, ■dck Tlieatre. where It will remain throughout will be at the Melrop*dltan Ojiera House Feb the week. The tme week that It has alre.ady riiary U. John CorCs 0|iera Company, headtul tH‘en In tills city has cause*! c*vmment an*l dis¬ by Eilwsrd Martlndell, will pr**sent Th*» .Alas cussion of Its theme an*l pur|>ose that shows ksii at this house the half week of February an Interest profound that mntlnu*‘s to tie evl- '.’I. ami othi-r Imokings Inelmie Francis Wilson, deiK-ed at box-*>lt!ce and by the press. February 2.">: The Thief. February 2S; The lloiin.l I’p. .March .1, ami The Sisil KIsa, Feb¬ THE BOYS AND BETTY. ruary IS. -Marie CahlU’s new play for the .sea¬ The Bljisr continues to draw excellent houses son Is at the Colonial Theatre this week. The with melaHlrams. com*Hly anan.v Is still presenting short [daylets In (onm-ctio'i with the vsmleville niimbert, and THE GOLDEN OIBX. erowiltsi ho*i-es havi- b*H-ii the rule. The Seen- I*'. Novelty ami WomlerlamI Electric have Another run Is sturtetl at the l.di- siloptial a niiitiial form of advertising. In Siille Theatre, where another new musical which a coloretl slhle. bearing the advertise play b.v Adrma. ILuigh and Howard la the at¬ nient of th<‘ Ollier houses Is dlsplsyr*! at each traction. The play. Is stage*! with all the In¬ theatre during the osirse of the pwogram. genuity of Xe.< Wa.Tbiim ao*l the larlshnesa of .Mrs. Fiske Is now apis-aring In Salvation Nell, at the tiraiid Opera House, Chicago. KODERIC 8TE. FI.KLHK Mort Singer, so what more may tw d*>slr*>*I. It ta replete with the tnnes calli-*l ”hiinnllng" anti BBS enotich wittv dialogne and amnsing sitna- GRACE VAN STUDDIFORD HAS Opirstor. a sketch presented b.v I.ysfer Cham- .Allsdin Cp t*>-date, a mnslcal skit by George Rons to Insure Its sutss'ss. The excellent com- FAINTING SPELL. psn.v *if plaveiw Incliidisl In the cast allows such Is'rs and Clara Knott, ar*- others p-rolling exhibition. tistic and play well on tbeir native Instruments. win-k, was siKlilenly overcome by a falotliig Jsmes Cassidy coni|ilet**s the trio In the novelty PEGGY MACHBEE. siiell. Near the end of the Arst act. lust as h-A THE OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL. act which. In Its cntln-ly. Is much above the lover turned from h*‘r aide ami walkinl aw.ifl av<'rsge of such entertsinments. This Is the first week of the Mc- with another roahlen. Miss Yan Studdiford f'I" Vlcker Theatre engagement of the new Irish All vaiulevillo lillis have lie**n r*‘- An liinovath'n In Chicago aoclet.v and theat¬ backward* striking her liesd. In the fall. Tha star. Mr. Joseph G'.Mara. In the delightful mu¬ Inslaltsl at the Olympic Music Hall and the re¬ ric;! clrcb-s was Ihe stunt of Mr. ami Mrs. curtain was lowereil, while the nmllunce mar- sical comeily. P••gg.v .Mncliree. Mr. n'Msrii vival of this ptdlcy Is Is'lng enthiisIssHcsIly web John Bork a <'4kic opera act emi without a choral Anale title of "Iridsnd's greatest alngcr.” ami la The bin 'for tills we*>k Is wllbeiit doubt Ihe Is'st the Willisnis and Walker Company of players .Meillcsl aid was calbsl ami Miss Van Studdlfoixl h*>r** lieing acclalratsl aa one of the beat of of tlifise heri’tofore offensi In thst playlpsis*' to their home. wh*'re was given sn entertsln- Anishe*! the opera In splendid voice. tenon. and preiM'nts an entertainment of more than nient In honor cf Mr. and Mr*. Rlcartln Soriano. nnusu'il merit and worth. Emmett Corrigan, The c*>'Auditorium Theatre, flnils the big non. LaVIne airti lasnanl. the S*vor BmOiers. two of the last of black face arlNts. Z, charli*. club dat*-s. but will so.ii leave to All Hie big . 11 '**'* I'r'sluctlon playing to audlenres that time that hi' has iMsikeil (Mt Ills calemixr. Ni>r wjdl test the capacity of Cbtvagu'a largest Stevens. Willard ami Stevens, and Maude S«'ar show house. man has Inst p’ac*'d an ocler with a l*>cal lea. s*-*'nlc simllo for a m-w set ho will use In hl« THE AMERICAN MUSIC HALL. act tills season. Deis-ml on him to b*- live and ii|i to Ihe minute *mi all the features that go to One of the most renjarkahle fea¬ emb'H'sh a givMl net. Me has at Ills d|s|>o|de. Nor- Ovvlr>tf to a very sovrovlng at hla long rsiige, read car*la, names dst«ui on coins ager. snd 1. .M. Weingardeu. msuager of the home In Dallas. H« expects to be back In hla and do nil ny nth*>r m.vaterloun tricks that *lef.v Trocadero Tlmatre. reoelv»sl a little court pub- idd act shortly. anylMMly to pcaetrate their methisla. Two of 8 X ti e Billboard FEBRUARY 20, 1909. The VA UDE VILLE PROFESSION

VAUDEVILLE IN NEW YORK. matra. West Indies, and Is meeting with ane- Review of the Variety Offerings in Greater New York cess with bis singing, dancing and comedy bat Juggling act. BILLS FOE THE CUBRENT WEEK with Running Comment on the Acts Presented and Earl Flynn, The Little Boy In Green, ofiened at tbe Haymarket Theatre, Chicago, week of F'ebruary H, and wiil play Detroit, Cln Hammeratrln’s Victoria.—Jcffcraon De-ingclla Some Personal Items of General Interest to the Profes¬ clnnati and Indianapoils following. acd Compao)’ in a musical absunllty, Tbr Be bearsal; Tbe Empire City yiiartette. Cooper. sion—Blanche Ring will Enter Vaudeville Lenora Lester, The Girl with the Tally. Mayo and CfK>i>er; fourth week of I'rin- Dream Flyes, Is again working In vaudevUla ceaa Kajab in ber Cleopatra Dance; Melville after a long Illness. Miss I>‘ster la at preaent Elila. artistic pianoloKist; F'oster and Coster. ~ touring the Weat. musical oddity; Charles kenna.Kenna, The F'aker;Faker; Alexander and Scott. The Boys from Virgin- The White Rats of America are announcing Donovan Sindand Mackin opened on the Charles Ahearn Troui)e;Troujte; Hy dreenway,(Jreenway, the j returned from Flurope, after a their annual ball and entertainment to be held Williams and Kuehl time at Shreveport. La., originalorlitinal jag.jag, and Vitagraph views. successftil^ tour, and will plav dates on this at Terrace Ganlen. East 68th street. Friday, February 15, with the entire circuit to follow American Music Hall.—LaBelle Clark. Ward until May when they re'turn to Flngland March 19. Tills promises to be a jollification Bros.. Quaker City F'our, May Duryea and Co., over the Moss ik Stoll Circuit. unusual Importance as many prominent mem- - Incognito. Smirl and Kessner, Georgia Camp- bi'ra have signified their intentions to be present. era. May Tully and Co., Ezra Kendall, Del- PLAYHOUSE NOTES. more and I>-e. Emma Carus. Harding and Ah .. Bid, Mile. Olive and Morrlscojie. **** bojik over Percy ^ amc'ljc dikic' i ki WAiincv/ii i c Blamy's I.Inroln Rarlty business. It Is tbe In Keith A Proctor’s 12.'ith Street.—Rainer’s ''ll * I S« wSSS{gS tentlon of tbe management to run a condensed Fourteen Tyroleans. In picturesque phases of , I w s wSf version of popular farce comedies, one reel of life In the Alps; Bert Coote and Co., Cameron moving pictures and one vaudeville turn, and and F'lauagan, Flmpire Comedy F'our. The Mer¬ give two shows each night. maids, Arthur RIgliy, Martlnettl and Sylvester, and Sewell Collins’ clever satire. Awake at A disastrous Are visited the Wood the Switch. D|>ern House. Wellington. Kansas, February I. < entailing a loss of (20,000, partly covered by I insurance. Tbe cause of tbe fire Is unknown William Morris Is back In New York after All shows booked at tbe Wood will be played a transcontinental trip which Is reported to be at the Auditorium. Tbe Wood was managed by emineutly successful. Mr. Morris states that ' H. IV. Glaman. be will have a string of houses from New York R. P. Stoddard, for the past seven to San F'ranclsco, and is prepared to give twen¬ years ix'sident manager of tbe Dneonta Thea ty-five weeks. He also stales: “I can not go tre, Oiiisiiit.x, N. Y., has ls*en ap|sdnted resident Into specific details at (iresent; the reason is maniigi'r of the Sandusky Theatre, Sandusky, obvious: .My aasoHatM and myself are com- I n. Mr. Stoddard Is socreeded in Oneonta by pelled by tbe existing conditions to work qui¬ Harry Donbam, of Middletown. N. Y. etly and secretly until we attain our ends. I have net failed to make good any statement Andrew P. Weschler of Erie, Pa., has or promise which I have yet given to the pub- ; St-cured a itemilt for tbe remiHlelIng of the Tab lie or the press. Ttie William Morris, Inc., In- ! ernachle Church In that City, and will open It dependent Circuit is an assured fact in tbe as a vaudeville theatre as soon as the work la East. completed. (IT.tstO will be expended In Im proving the place. “I was laughed at when a few weeks ago I made the statement that 1 wtsild shortly have Salamanca. N. Y., has a new play¬ a house In Chicago. Within four hours after ■ house. It has been named the Teck, and has a my last arri\al in Chicago from New York seating capacity of OlK). The Teck Is controlled the lease of the Garden Theatre, a new mod¬ v/ by tbe Salamanca Amusement Co., Inc., with em and artistic and acknowbalged the safest .Max Andrews, as manager. theatre in Chicago, was ours for twenty .vears. ; B. F. Farris, of Atlanta, Ga., Is plan- ”I>ast Monday night It began the fourth ^ ning tbe opening of a new playhouse In the Du week of Its career under my management, ami Rant Building, Sumter. 8. C. According to tha altbuiigh a month ago Us owners were playing plans It will have a seating capacity of 500. It to empty benches with meillocre musical com- , » is to play vaudeville. edy attractions, we have to date played to ab- ^ solute rapacity at every performance since WSK m i Sidney Anderson, mantiRer and part opening and could fill the bouse twice over vQOA V 5 owner of the Majestic Theatre, Portsmouth. every night. ^ D., has disposed of his Interest In that play “It’s an honest cash business, too. I doubt » hotise and retired as manager. He will locata If any theatre In Chicago with twice our seat- , *■! ' ' 'I In the Flast. Ing capacity is playing to any more actual re- , 1 I The Morgan Opera House, at Can eelpts at this time. ^ H M Q/hISbJSSf onshurg. Pa., will hereafter be known as tha “The Western country, which I recentl.v vis- ^ 'wlw 1 Canonsburg Theatre. It was reopened February Ited, Is a prize country for just tlie sort of en- i | 1 as a vaudeville bouse on tbe Gus Sun Circuit tertainment that VYilliam Morris, Inc., are giving other cities. The business is only in Its „...... , ,. ^. Manager Busby, of the Busby Thea- Infancy In the Far West and on the Coast. We Legal representative In Chicago for WilliamWllliam Morris, Incorporated. McAiester, Okla., will build an up-to data have had a hundred offers of co-operation, cap- [______. airdome in .McAiester, to be ofiened in the Ital. sites anil plans In these several cities. The spring. It will be managed by A. B. Estes. William Morris Circuit will soon plant Its Fisk O’Hara will play at I'ercy O. Williams’ she now bids fair to surpass this reputation aa dag at the Gold°n Gate, and that means that Greenpoint Theatre next we<‘k. a singerBin"ireT ofof'*scotch Scotch songs.Bones'^"” ***** ■* Hildebrand and Decker, proprietors there will he several locations obtained by us In the Merry Widow and the Devil, which of ‘he El.-ctrlc peatre Enid Okla., have se between Chicago and there ♦ the Joe Weber Stock Company Is playing,playing. MlsaMiss cured a site and have had Pl*®* drawn for a Ring sang a Scotch song calle«l Bonnie, My vaudeville theatre, seating 900. “By the way. the latest recruit to our ranks, p xv„rt.. u i .n.t """F, * IS lii-y Weston, the English comedleX.*wh^ Hitihland Lassie, and scored the biggest hit of Noye.s Burdette, formerly with the has been making such a success in New York.” PliF- •_ i,-, Detiew-Burdette Stock Company, has been ap . 4. She Is n-talnlng ‘h'* her vaudevlll^e ' ^ assistant manager of tbf Buriew Opera ♦ "Ot and has added a new novelty song called, L.,, „ » Pharleaton W Va .__ , c.„ .1 . x- ... Jeannette Lourie may possibly fill some Eng ''*0 can I>earn to do the Hootchle-Kootchle for . After Sunday Frank Keeney will cease to ' jispii«h timetone this sorinespring, Hne Dollar and Thirty Cents. -- supply high-class vaudeville In Brooklyn. On DRAMATIC. Monday Keeney's Theatre In F'lilton Street will - VAUDEVILLE. present vaudeville ai motion pictures with NOTES FROM THE INDEPENDENT ten cents the minimum, and fifteen cents the r nwivi 1 n c 1 n ucrt tv utlN I maximum in price. BOOKING OFFICE, NEW YORK. t:-- T 141 Notes from Imhof & Fisk's Lend .Me Mr. Keeney is entirely frank as to his rea¬ Frank manager of Hmlji, the 24th week, and sons for the change. tr®ln

temoon. I will have six vaudeville acts and tllde’and Montr^ comedv acr^iitV- F^^^^ have t)e.-n re-engaged over the Sullivan and Con- season and they all seem to be doing well. Tbe tbe Is-st motion pictures obtainable.” Swot comedians- Hl^v ^and Nelson*^ twlJt«l Glrrult. opening at Winnipeg. Can., Feb- Musical Fisks, one of the feature specialties Fd F r.ll.ehe, «iii h.. Mr .n I 1 „nXi tnd' M.ro.w ’ .1 1..^: ruary2. They have jiist finished the I’nlted time with the show, have an entire new miiilcal act lng®‘*agrnt.*'“**^t'^^n:w'b^ks'*the‘'K"nVv'7he: "mlque^'"*' ""’* ^'‘"’* wH.h .heir new singing, dancing and acrobatic iiiK aKt'ui. ii«- iiGw ixFUKA lue inc- iiovpltr year. We will probably pnt out a repertoir* atre In New Britain, and the two houses will The Ytsing Amerlcus Quintette, with Mattie be made the basis of a popular price vaude- Boeriim, Is list.nl to oiien shortly on the Mozart Frank F. f'i.sher. thw well-known !' 7,, JL, Tllle circuit, with short jumps, to be conducted Circuit. musical dlr.-ctor. is at pn-sent leader of the one nigh ter on the same plan. The Fisher, Fielding F'isher Company, which orchestraoreliestra at the LlliertyLlliertv Theatre. Tamanua,Tamaqua, . opened on the Mozart time some weeks ago. has Da. Mrs. F'isher (RegalIllegal Haven) and their five- Not«*S from Monroe Amusement Co.. ^ changed their title to Daiiline F'ieldIng Com- yearrear obi daughter. KathbH-n,KathbH-n. are at presentnresent This e.iuy Is feiitnrliig Miss Janie B, Mon To be the one silent figure from the rise of P*°.''. presiliresentlng 1 irginia Rose, a clever sing- idHylug the Gus Sun Circuit. roe as Dora, In Dora 'ITiome, baa made mor* the curtain until six minutes liefore Its final ‘"K***IIP*®^. P*"’’’"' . .. . magicians are hack The Daleys, comedv and trick roller '"oncy than ever before In Ita hlatwy '’fT'T’.c'r" 1 ‘"A on tb‘ "Waters, now ' playing United ^Booking., have ^" Dl"‘k'“w’‘"b "'na'rcv’^wtltVr *M^Tot l« t difOiuIt task for an actor. In Clrcum- ^p|.pwere releas'dreleas<-d In order to playnlav a booked date at reei-neiirec<»lved wveralai-Terai onersoffen* loto tonr Europe, but have li* Jil* * )vi‘ ''a *'*^^^* Walter Monroe. Oall stantial Evidence, a storj- of the jury ro*'«t1 closed with R. W. Fraser’s Lost of the act Is tragic, his telling speeches later Mr. E. Frymlre has assumed the management ‘ r^f^l^knarMetmle ^ * numoer or Compan.v, at LaSalle, III., recently, on are delivered without ranting, a feat which of the Mozart Family Theatre, Milton, Pa., re- ‘ ^ ‘ ^ ’ after fifty-eight conaecntlve weeks with Uhe only an ac-tor of ability wouH be able to ac- placing M. Goldstein, who resigned to accept Eddie Gardner writes that he has organization, and have returned to their bsm. complisb in so dramatic a sitiMtion. another position. opened at dbs Roekfort Gardens, Klngaton, Ja- in Milwaukee, for a much-needed reat. FEBRUARY 20, 1909. Ttic Billboard AND THE STAGE

TEACHERS ORGANIZE. Mavbelle Urzinger is exploiting aonga from Leading Singing Teachers of America Form Organization the btHise of Rossiter, Inclinllng two special In line witb the powerful national allinncea numbers by Harry Newton. Her tour la being tM>lnK forniHl in the buMinoaa and theatrical looked after by Jake Stenard. world a niovenient which will mean much to for Their Own Protection and Mutual Benefit and with + muilc circlea generallr and more particularly to President C. F. ThtMnpson, of the Tbumpsoa the young American atudent who deelrea ad a View to Ameliorating the Conditions for Students Music Co., has Just returned from New York ranced vocal training In America, baa been In City, where be has re-,-slalilished an office tbers aiigiirated by Mme. Anna R. Ziegler In the at 37tb street ami Broadway. formation of an aaaoclatlon of the leading Bing¬ Who Would Otherwise Find it Necessary to go Abroad •I* ing teacbera of the United Statea, the National Three Weeks and another song by the writers A>oiociatlon of Teacbera of Singing, with head- of 1 Wiali I hail a (ilrl, called June, July and (inartera at Steinway Hall. New York City. podrome piauliictlon spectacle are using the song August, are some of the new ones from tbs ' Kfter a number of years of travel, devoted'ex- the two of this score that are greatest In de Thompson Music Co. hit. I’m Looking for a Sweetheart. It will not III a ml. cl'islvely to the close study of the various meth- seem so peculiar when one learns the inalde + o-r, Is a sister of Mabelle Erzinger, a + upon natural principles, such as were employed the lyric, while Manuel Klein furnished the sueeessful young vaudeville character singer Tlie Moneta Five open on SiilllTan and Coo- by the old Italian masters, and such as are music. Now, by a strange cotncldeuce, the Hlp- of this city. sldine time, February I.”), at Winnipeg. Tlie rerognlse of the water Clear, bers and nine Instrumental numbers. ityii That fiows In her rivers wide; * I love ev’ry tree, ev’ry blade of grass, VOCAL—IN NEW TCBK. nt. p dim. - Within Coliirohla’s gates! My Little Bow and Arrow, by Geo. L. Spauld¬ ^ j The Queen of the earth Is the land of my birth. ing and George Totten Smith. - My own Cnlted States. Tell Her How Bearly Yo,i T»ve Her, by Geo. L. Spaulding and George Totten Smith. Come Along Girlie, bv George L. Spaulding NO ONE KNOWS. and George Totten Smith. (By Francis .Mack.) A Poultrv I.av. by George L. Spaulding and CwTvifM MCXIX ky Ckaa. K Hanii. When twilight shadows over earth tre falling. George Totten Smith. KigbM fw Mwkaaifal laiuaants Ruarrsa. And golden splendor tints the far off West. The Elf of Chsmnsgne. bv George L. Spauld¬ latoBatiasal (^epyngW *scsnd. W’hen blnla unto their mates are softly calling. ing and George Toten Smith. And all the worht seems (lescefully to rest. Some One Near. Someone IVar. by George L. ’TIa then I miss you. as I alt all alone; Spaulding and Geo. Totten Smith. I hear your voice In ev’ry wind that blows. The Girl from Rector’s, bv George L. Spauld¬ Is written by the same lyrlctsta. the music by Harry Walker Is now employed In the pro¬ Tho’ I have lovetl and lost, yet dearer you bavs ing and George Totten Smith. the same ciunjioser. It Is staged by the same fessional department of the Victor Kremer Co. grown. stage manager. It Is Imtb owned and played in He was formerly connected with the stme And how I miss you. sweetheart, no one knows. THE NEWLYWEDS. firm In .Minneapolis and Omaha. He Is a great theatres ownetl by the same managers—a most REFRAIN. Every Baby Is A 8w»‘et Boqm t, by A. Sey¬ remarkable coincidence, seldom If ever, found Iwmster and will esiiecially push Long Ago and No one knows how much I miss you. mour Brown and Nat. D. Ayer. In theatrical history. Baby Talk. Mister Jigger, by A. Seymour Brown and No one knows how my heart grieves. Nat.. D. Ayer. ♦ How my Ups have yearnml to kiss ymi. Come to Me, by George Graff,,Jr., and Ed¬ Arnold Grazier used Turkish Trophies In bis Yon In whom my soul tM-lleves. mond Mlssa. CHICAGO MUSIC NOTES. set St the Majestic Theatre and got a big hand No one knows how niueh I love yon. .. IVcoratlon Day at Sea. by Caro Romo. for the snappy piece from the pen or Miss More and more as eseh day goes. Drifting, by Nathaniel D. Mann. Sara Egan. itis team-mate, Ethel Grazier, Tho’ my heart may break In sorrow. Rustling Ijices. by Nathaniel D. Mann. since the inception of this department of The pla.ved Wh.T Must We Part, on the French horn, No one cares for no one knows. BilltMNird. it has steadily gained In news and with a one-hand accompaniment. Ellr tt**^ Where Oranges Grow, by Dorothy lin|M>rtanc<- until It is now generally accepte,! Shine I.Ittle Buttercup. b.v Doroth.v Elliott. hy the pn>f<‘sslon at large as the criteria or NEW PIANO MUSIC CATALOGUI It’s Lonely Here In Hamburg, by Dorothy what's what In the music publishing world. It It la suggested that Insurance companies Is¬ Elliott. Is our Intent and piirpos,' to keep In close sue policies for the protection of publishers’ Brown Eves, by Dave Reed, Ren Shlelda and touch with the live happ«-nlngs of this branch agents In the event they lose sight of an act. The Unltetl States Music Co. have recent:?” Geo. Christie. i>f the amusement flehl and we take this 0|ipw- James Sumner could have used one last week, Issued a one hundred snd thirty six page cat¬ tiinlty of Inviting co-operstlon from those in- but at that he overlooks very few bets and sel- alogue. betwi-en the covers of which are Item INSTRUMENTAL. tereste,! that we may continue to strengthen ■lorn falls to cash. Ixed and explained the various advantages of tills feature of the paper, which most eertaln- Fern Valiev, by Geo. I,. Spaulding. their article. It Is coninrelienslve in Its order Iv Is to the advantage of all concerae,!. It la A Happy Home, by Geo. L. Spaulding. of description, a ticsiitlfnl work of the print our ileslre to note, while they are new. all lnnature songa will be ('on- Binghamton. Elt-ctrova. Edison. El<-cfrolln. Fav¬ ICAL SHOWS. going and what you think of It. To sum up setpiences and I Like the Way you Two-step, orite. Hamilton A Thayer. Im(vrlal. Maleatic. our request, we ask that when yon have news with siieclsl verses by Harry Newton. Majestic Jnnior. Peerless. I’lanova. Regal. Re¬ place It with us that It may be circulated among liable and Standard. I Am Lookinq for a Sweetheart Please* those whom yott are desirous of reaching. Copy ♦ Both Audiences. of this nature should reach our Chicago or New Tom Quigley, of the Shapiro office In Chicago, York idBces (aend to the branch nean-st your reports that their aong, ^ Ip-I-Ady-I-Av (spell¬ NEW YORK MARINE BAND. .\ most remarkable and rare occurrence In the Tlclnltv) so that It will be In onr bamis by ing not guaranteed) Is going big In the East. theatrical profession Is the singing of the same Tuesday of each week. Join this boosters col¬ Blanche Ring nsed. It with big success at the umn snd reap accordingly on the good results ('nionlal. New York. song In two musical, plg.vs at the same time. The New York Marine Rand will open thslr Generslly they are Bold exclusively to one man- that must neci'ssarily follow. + spring tonr by giving a concert St the Metro¬ sgi-r bv the author and com(mser. who retains politan Opera House. New York. Easter Snaday. the alianlute right to their theatrical production. The beantIDiI song numbers that are remem¬ Robert Danders and Miss Ells Sherman made a Wg hit St ttH* meeting of the Cypher Club. April 11. The organization will consist of fifty Owing to this rule, theatregoers and thnise fa¬ bered from Algeria still continue to jrain In soloists. Including three Indies. WlUIsm Bley miliar with stage habits, are greatly surnrlsed sales. 'Thomas Sherldsn. of the (Tias. K. Har¬ Febntsry 0. where they sang True Bine. Al¬ ways Me snd others from the Chas. K. Harris will be its director and John Graham tha man¬ "I Ibe fact that both ’The Pled Piper. In which ris staff, reports that I.ove la fjike a Cigarette, rstslogne. ager. Be Wolf Hopper la starring, and the big Hlp- and Ask Her While the Band is Playing, are 10 T ti e Billboard FEBRUARY 20, 1909.

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Shuberts Gain Control of the Auditorium in Baltimore—Seattle to have New Up-Town Theatre—De delphia- -In New York Given Enthusiastic Reception Upon the Occasion of its Premiere in the City of

BALTIMORE, MD. cial Importance, such a |>lay would have two I PHILADELPHIA, PA. larg**st known in the history of that house. niglits of very moderate receipts, if it stayeij tiraM I afierty. the manager of the house, has a wele, we city he has (suistantly kept himstdf lu-fore the omler the co.itrol of the yunngeat of the great | ers at the bnrlesi|ue bioises. and chorus girls’ will use It as the same. The Tlilef apimared I iildic. and the constant agitation he has raiseil ; theatrical concerns. The Auditorium la at contests anil dancing contests have taken their here a few weeks ago. Eight iH'rformances were has made the si'ries of o|M-ratic performances place. present a |>opular priced house and has l>e<‘n at that house tlie most profitable amuseiiient given during the week of Its stay, and the Balsy Buch. of A. .M. Buch & Company, states successful, but like all impular-prlced bouses, vnlure ever startisl in this city. A compll- : Academy of .Music, one of the largest theatres that the llieatilcal biisiiH-ss will Im* Is-tter than the business of late has taken a material droj). mentary dinner tenilered to .Mr. Ilammersteiii hy in the country, was croaded to the limit at it lias la***!! for a long time this s|iring and fall, It has been umler the Stair & lla\lin booking our best iHsipIe tisik place here tills week and every iMM-formance ami the wei-k was one of the as their firm has r*K*<*lvi*d orders for fifty per for several ys-ars and will continue so until he was laudisl for his work In giving such splen¬ most successful of the season. .\pro()Os of this cent more wigs for is*w priNliictlons than they April, when a st(K-k comitany, under the man¬ did performances of oiH'rii. .Mr. Hamiuerstein. statement, it can be addtsi that Baltimore thea¬ have evt-r lind at this season of the year. agement of Will A. I’age. will open, with Miss In a 8|>eech, declareil that he would do more than tres. especially the hlgher-iiricisl omm. have Handsome engravisl Invitations were lssu<*'sqll<■ at one of our iirlncii-al theatres Shubert productions Imve alwa.vs iH'en popu¬ it week after week. When giving out inter¬ standing this tribute to hia genius, he managed views. actresses or theli; representatives should to raise a storm during the week by anuonuci ig every year during Easter w**ek, will c«*lebrate lar In this town and the dozen or more that the twentieth anniversary of their first pro certainly be sure of what they say. and .Miss that the opera of Salome would In- given at tlm , have visitetl us this season have ail done good diiction on February 111, by a dinner to the tmsiniois. Moat of them ap|M‘arera House Baltimore bad its second tlunday concert this < George Fawcett, who Is playing the leading raisid fifty |S‘r emit. role in Ganton and Uo,. is very isipular in this In New York, a new musical farce recelveil that b** will extend the seas*in six w*M*ka after week and there was no interference on the part | the regular season of twenty w'**eks Is over. of the police, though an admission was charged. : city. His wife. Miss Percy Ilaswell. witnessed its first production on any stage at the Walnut the closing rehearsals of the play. She is at Streid Theatre on F'ebruary 8. A review of An extra series of |H*rformaiic<*s by tb« Metro- The Lyric was crowded and an ex<'elleut i>ro- i isviltan 0|N*ra Company lias b**en a'inounc<*d for gram was presented by Manager Ulrich. Those Iiresent leading woman with Otis Skinner in same Is given in another column. It was re- The Honor of the Family, which play returns the Academy of lluslc, b<*gllining February 20. participating Included Miss tiermalne Arnaud, j celvid with some little enthusiasm and since the here In a few weeks. oiK-iiiug night it has bm-n prunisl. so that It Ten extra |H*rforniaii*-es will be giv**n, making the young EuroiH'on pianist who has scored , the s**ason run until April 10. success after success since coming to this ! William Poole, of the singing and dancing Is now running smoothly and will make a very team, Snyder and Poole. dieiM-ra Company; .Mr. Thadileus Kich. I week. lie was a Baltimorean and had just re¬ The Harry MacKae Webster Associate Players turned from a successful trip on the Southern German Tlieatre In this city ne***I***l support. It Is concert master of tin- I’hlladelphia Symphony ' oi>en«-d a series of stock performances at the Circuit. EMANUEL DANIEL. Park Theatre on Feb. 8. to a crowdisl house, liop***! to s**cure one thousand meuiliers. who will Orchestra, ami Mr. Bert Wirtz. ’celiist of tlie I each subsoillie one ilollar a we**k f«ir tickets to- I’ealHsly Institute. Mr. Charles Bochau, also giving a splendid production of An Enemy to the King. The house was crowded and the season that theatre, and thus Insure a steady |ialmnage. of the I’ealsMly, acted as accomiunist. BUFFALO, N.~Y. The stock company at this bouse has lK*eo giv The .Metro{>olitan Oi>era Company Manage¬ . startisl off auspiciously. The new company is made up of many stock favorites in this city. ing excellent performances of standard plays ment could feel well pleas<-d over Its decision The midwinter outlook in theatricals Is fair . and as Mr. Webster is noteil for his magnificent and o|s*ra, but the patronage has not b**en u|' to assume control of the Lyric and play a twen¬ to medium. The managers are offering an ex¬ ; mountiing of plays, the chances are that the to a point where It was profitable. ty-woks' season here next year, when the size cellent line of attractions, while vaudeville D<*c Frwman. of the Rlngllng Brothers’ Shows, of the amlience was noted at this week's per¬ : season will run far into the spring. The com¬ and burles(|UP have the lead In point of attend¬ pany includes Leah Winslow, Lottie Brisco**. has been k**eplng out of mischief hy doing the formance of Faust. The immense Lyric was ance. The popular-price is a close second. Melo¬ advan**** work f*ir the Eddl" Foy show, and that again crowtied to the distrs to hear such stars Cordelia McDonald. Ralpli Stuart. Hugh Cain- drama Is fair, and high-class ased. to the opening of In New York at the Walnut St the theatre on Monilay. F,*bmary 8, aul th*- .MItert S|iauldlng, the young American violinist The Annt Phoebe Shows have drawn Into wln- Street Thi'atre and the Webster Players at fact tint the entire lions** was sold out that who has ctoatetl somewhat of a furore latel.v by tearol at the I'ealssly Institute G. W. B. Brown, proprietor, la making prepa¬ Eddie Foy drew liig houses to the I..vric Thea¬ Slimmer months. .Mr. McIntyre Is the asscal critics agretul with the rations for next season, which will ojs-n under tre with Mr. Hamlet, Carlotta N’lllson ointliineil liiisin**ss managi*r of th** «K*<*an I’l**r at Atlantic general opinion and were free In their praise. the white tops June 1. In the meantime, the to draw big housi's at the Adelplila xx-ith Tills City. N. J.. and Is will known to tlie thousands Rols-rt L. Dailey and Miss Gertie Vander¬ company will play In this vicinity in opera Woman and Tills Msn, The Merr.v Widow packi‘end iheli bilt, of the .\merlcan Idea Company, which houses, haring opened at Lancaster," N. V., the the Forrest Theatre at every performani'e. Fritri vacitlon at that resort. t|>i>earek. Si'heff had splendid patronage, Olga Nethersole The SiMirtsman’s Sheclally Mr. Dailey, whose part of a money- prizes were awarded on the stage at the I.yrlc. dnetion of The Regeneration at the Chestnut CEnienter and Welsh state that Wno couple were lifted to the shoulders of the stal¬ > test. , will draw big houses no matter bow strong the In Its years of existenci*. I.. Thoin)is profession and Is a brother of the late Pete gives Hilda Spong. in A Man and His Mate. this city Is drawing w«dl. and many new theatres pnsluctlons of Ibsen’s drama. The Fi*ast at bailey. Mr. J. t). Harriman. one of the trav¬ , the we<-k of l.l. in.stead of James K. Hackeft. are being ronsfrncted for that purpos** in this Sidlioiig, this we<*k to big hous**s. eling representatives of The Billltoard. wit¬ who was Imoked. and who will come w<-«'k of city. William H. Dl<‘trlch dl**,l at his home In Plill nessed the performance, having dropptul off for 22. In The Prisoner of Zends and The Crisis. On Sunday. February 7. the wife of C. L«‘e adelplila on February Oth, after a short llln**ss a few' hours on his way from Washington to A return date of Polly of the Circus will he Williams, manager of the Grand Om-ra IIousi*. Mr. Dietrich, who was s**venty years of age New York. plsyeil at the Star l.'i and week, with Matiel was s«*rioip|y injured In an automobile sectiient was well known to theatrical issiple. b**lng the Manager Fred C. Schanberger, of the Mar.v- Taliaferro In the star cast. Instead of her sister near Egg Harlsir. N. J. Mr. and .Mrs. Wllllains husband of the iiniiirletress of the Dietrich* were returning from a day’s outing at Atlantic land. has the general reputation of being a real Edith, who took the part on account of sickness House, a popular hotel which circus and theat City. N. J.. when one of the tires on the auto¬ hustler. During the we<‘k Treasurer Tomlin¬ when last here. rlcal pi*o|de. He was In charge of the Wana mobile explfsl,**!. causing the machine to skid son suffered a rather sudden attack of tonsilitis. The theatres have a good line of hooking. In¬ maker staldes In Plillad)*lphla and New York and strlki* a telegraph imle. .Mrs. Williams was and Mr. Schanberger Jumi>ed into the breach cluding The Promoters. The Merrv Widow. i.t tlie time of Ids death, a position that n* dasheil agsinst tlic pole and a t'et dog she was at a moment's notice. And be stayed at his Peer Gynt. Tony the Bootblack. The Girls of qiilred his constant attention, as he looked carrvlng In hi*r arms was crusli*''*vl**<*s. The funeral was at the Gayety last week, was one of the Itest and an operation iierform**d by four of our lead¬ held from the Elks’ Home on February 6 ainl singing and dancing acts seen this year. Tlie I Brewster’s Millions started a week’s engage- ■ ment at the Moore Theatre. Sunday night, and ing snrgoons. At the prt*sent writing she Is r»‘st wss attended by nearly every member of that leading parts in the act are taken by David ! win do a h'g business. I’lg easy, and there Is a prospi*ct that she will loilge. and also by flft****n other organizations of Markovlfz and bis wife. The former has sev¬ 1 Frank Nelson, versatile comedian, headed the recover. She Is still In a serious state. Tin* wlileh he was a memlM*r. eral brothers In this city who are successfully ; Orpheum hill at the Orpheiim this week. Oth- many friends of Mr. Williams will sympathize The I ancsster Aivnue Theatre Comnany ha- engaged in business. The Marenkos. as they I ers on the bill were May Roley. Goldsmith and with him. and every one is honing and praying apiilled for a charter and will take title to th** are known on the stage, appearetl at Electric IToope. Boranl and Nevaro. Tschernoff's Circus that the lisppy marrti**! life of this couple will , Inc implete*! William Penn Theatre aod at one.- Park two years ago shortl.v after their arrival Troupe, Royal Italian Quartette. Meek and Mar- not be broken hy this accident. , start In to finish that stnictun* so tlist It wliP from Russia, and their work has lieen highly I cus. and tlie Orpheum Motion Pictures. Fritzl Seheft’ missed several performances dur¬ 1 be nsdy f*ir eieciipancy In S<*plen'tM*r. The mem successful ever since. Marenko served some Melbourne MacDowell and Virginia Drew ing the week of F<*bntary 8. but. although an ; bers of the new company are WlIHsm W. .Mlllt*r time in the Russian army and his wife Is the Trescott was the headliner at Pantages. this snoimceme'it was made that her un

FROM In All Big Cities PO LITA N Aside from New TERS York and Chicago tailed Report of the Complimentary Dinner Tendered to Oscar Hammerstein by the People of Phila- Brotherly Love-Reports that William Morris will Build a Theatre in Philadelphia not Justified.

au tutatf of which be lx the Pxc<-iitor SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. duplicate the snccess made by Paid In Full, the exhibits with the State Agrlcultnral BywcyI IH- will •■'iiil .Mr. D'Auiiin, ‘the tireat White by the same author, anti allegeYl that Ills scheme has the entli>r.se Mv.ilery, ou a tour of 1‘ennxylvauia. Corlnne, In I,ena FrY>m Berlin. Is a success ment of the OaklantI Chanila-r of Commerce aoit ' lie ActorM' I'liion of l’hilatH of the country. 'They maintain haiMl- in San Francisco haa been hawkisl aNmt look balance of the cast ami the well-tralm-d chY.ma of the publicity Yiepartment. has alresYly put «>ine club iiMitna here, ahich afford vaudeville ing for flnanclal men to back up. but In every were well thought ot. The Light FUernal fol In har-T cilti. laina on the oiwiili * ni|{ht. In his pocket. The writer haa seen man.v plans a reproYluctlYvn of Classic statuar.v was ^csyI- all.v, offering cash prlxY-a for Us solutlYvn anYt Tile reniinylvania 1‘ure Kiaal Show, which waa all on good sites, but when the promoters men¬ Ilm-Yl ami was InYleeYl the bY*st artistic poses we the result was considerable town talk ami big to hate ta-eii held at the Second Keclmeiit tioned the rents asked, every one of them fell have had here for some time. Three men ami attendani-e. Armory, la-KluniiiK March tat, haa tMo-n )aait thnaigb. Frisco must dmible Its |>0|)Ulat|on b»- YYiie WYiiiian CYimiMise the turn. Fftink Byron ami Rl’BE COIIFN IHinial until the week of April 5. Colonel J. W. fiire managers can alTord to pay exorbitant I.YSilse l.angYlon in thi-lr funny skit. lYie D/nle ' Kitclde anmaincea that the chanfte of date waa rent*, and especially for limited capacity houa*-s. Detective, altliYUigb *Y-en here on former ervisors. at a meeting held sion. were one of the big applause winners. BROOKLYN, N. Y. vanla tiklitc the .Armory for annual drllla at rt-cently. gave Its approval for holding the big jYYhnny McVeigh ami Four College Girls, In the time the ex|Mat one liumlrY-YT help make the ex|amltion much more sue with the recommendation of the resolution. citing dramatic playlet. calb-Yl Wltelesa, Is full ia*aaful. YYf nYYVY-lilea. heliM-d much suyI all the elY-ctrlc YYiliY-ra. In appY-aring In Mr. CYdiau's niiiaical t’. I. Norris, formerly of the N-u-rla Sc Rowe pl.iy. The VankY-e PriiiY-e, at Ihe .Montaiik thi* .A iiiiiuber of lair prominent citizi-na who a|H-nd stage cffY-ct* were gYsal. Paul La Croix la an Circus. I* busily engagisl these days training WY-Y-k. Is ninking a fan-well tYYur fYYr the sea the aiimmer at iteach Haven. .N. J., have Y-Y-CY-ntrIc hat Juggler ami maYle gooYl. Charles dogs, at the circus headquarters for a dog and «Y>n; he will pn-lYal-ly nYYt la- seen here again furniiil the Kearliws Hand, and are alread.i pony show which he intends to put on the road .A. Wayne, assisted by Gertrude Des RocIiy-s fY)r two years, aa he Intends Iyy a|YY‘nd two .lears praetlrlns for a ciaieert to tie (flven at that in a couple of months. ami R. M. Remley, appearY-Yl in an amusing In travel. .AbYn-over, he ia biiilYlIng a play fYW reaort on the FourUi of July. R. A. Boehike. manager of Creo, a mivat won sketch csIIy-yI The Morning After, in which thY-re Ills siatY-r. Josephine. IntenYb-Yl for her tlrst Carl I’oIiIIk. cmvlib-'tor of the l‘hiladelphia derful Illusion, was a Billboard caller this was a lot of funny stage bualness and horse Ftarring vehicle this fall, to be calb-Yl .A itrcheatra, celebratwl the forty tifth annlveraary week. Creo was the big headline attraction play. The Harvey Family spyI Murray Slaters .>f hia birth thia week ami the memliera of the at the National last week where It causisl con WY-re the holdovers. Genuine Italian earth- I'hrlstmii* DyyH. ■jrehealra save him many valuable (ireai-nla to slderiible talk, and got the public guessing Y|uake pictures were shown at this bouse for A'la WIreb-ss will Y-ome to the Grand ilpera ahow him the eateem In which he la held. Tlie bow It was done. William Morris, while here, the first time. Ibaiae fYir one WY-i-k. on .MoiYlay. February 1.3 p.itroneasia of the orcheatra conirratulateil him heard of It and a special p*-rformance was Manager Sbl Graunian had an excellent and MaiiigY-r Ly-y. ('. Teller, of Teller's Bn-aYlway on hia aiicceaa In brlmtlnit the orcheatra up to given for him after tbt- regular matinee and exiYenslve bill at hi* National Theatre. The ThY-atre, Y-ertalnly knows hYiw to get his share ita preaent hlith atandard. It was approved by him. The Illusion Is per- Carson Brothers, rightly calb-Yl “Marvels of YYf gYral business. The attractions at this the- Tile International Tulierciiloaia Kxiaiaition. foniied im a lighted stage, and at no time Is Grat-e and Strength.” maYle an unusual atre have la-en eXY-ellcnt. The |Yopular SiinYlay now ladiiK held In thia city, ia bllleil like a anything used to obstruct the view of the audi¬ hit with an act of thY-lr kluYl. This team are night YYYmerts given here are also maYle up lYf clreiia on all of the blllboarda of 1‘hiladelphla. ence. It I* the formation of a real live woman real flnlshed artists. |>erformlng all their dlf- the cieam YYf vsiulevllle. raniden and the adjacent territory, and In eon from wood, plaster and cloth. It takes placi- Ay-iiU tricks in a mY>st easy manner. The house staff of II.VYle Sc Behman’s Olympic ai'.nieni-p that exhibition la daily thrnniteil. In a sculptor's studio and *iH-clal scenery props UaYlcliff ami Tannehlll pn-SY-nt a cowboy sketch The.-ifrY- is as fidlYiws: Nb-k NortYin. man-igY-r; Nearly all of mir thcatrea nave a|aicial mat are all within keeping. The effect* are ver.v InterapersY-Yl with syyuic gYsal sY>ng8 ami were .fYYhn J. MacDi. iPY-l. irY-asurY-r; Walter .A inee> on l.lncoln'a Hirthday. and althouith thia pretty and entertaining.. well IlkY-d. Phil Staats. a heavy weight mYV GiblerslY-eve. asst. trY-asurer; D. F. SassY-en, waa aomethliiK iiniiaual for thia city, bualne.aa .A very clasay pictun- theatre o|>ened last week nolYYglst anil f-lanist. fYiiiml no trouble raising i-ri-ss iigYnt; W. R. IliirgY-ss. advertising agent; waa ver.v ifiaal. in the North Beach district, on .Montgomery all thY- laughs he wantY-Yl. jYYhn Walsh, stage manager; FYlwarYl F M. I'riapient ahiftintt of atiractiona at the hlith avenue near t'nlon street. It Is a strictly class Fetching Brother*, a musical act seen here on Piirney. eleY-trlclan: jYYseph Glenno-i. prYUYer price theatn-a in thia city makea the man.iite'a A building, virtnally the only one of Its kind numerous occasions, presented It over again. tb-a; jYYSY-ph f'YYVert, sy-y-iiIc artist; jYYhn anil prera aitenta work over time to keep the at preaent devoted to moving pictures exclu¬ Fmlly Benner, a female baritone, sang Into JaYsiuY-s. gen. aYlv. manager; Wm. V. Farley. (aitdic acipialntial with the attraction* to play sively. It Is called the Bljon an-l la owned by favor. Buster Brown an-l Dog TIge with Gy-o. Y-hb-f usher. at the hiaiaea. the American .Amusi-ment Company. It has a Phelps as Brown and Phil Dwyer as Dog TIge, ThY- Star Theatre Is no YlYYiibt one of the Several of lair larger theatnai will try laiide- a<-atlng capaclt.v of three humlreil. a moat Im- Is a gYval matinee Ylrawing card. Big houses ts-st p.sying IliY-alres In Ihe F latern BurlesYpie vllle a'ld movlnit plrtur<>a during the aprlnc isMlng front IlbY-rally Illuminated and ha* a continue to ntle at every pY-rformance. \A’heY-I. .All of the managers are plessY-.l to and aiinimer, keeplnit op»‘n aa Ion* aa biialneaa t;i.rsai orchestrion. Since It* opening It has Manager WInstock. of PantagY-s' Fmpire Thea¬ play It. ta-ing sure of large returns. Ma-iager * arianta. plave,! to capacity. tre. Is making a feature with the music ren- .lYYlin Murphy Yb-serve* great crY-Yllt He I* YYne BOB WATT. Turner and Dahnken. the big Him agem-y, yIy-cy-yI by the twchY-stra which Is now under the of the harYlcst worker* In ItrYsYklyn. as hi* snfi Walnut Stre«‘l, I’hiladelphla. Ba ha* reniYM-ed to large quarters down town. They direction of Bartlett Briggs. It Is muck ap- success proves. February 11, 1!ic«. now occupy the ground floor and basement of the prY-clatY-Yl by the audleuce. which applandeYl Manager W. C. FrhllY-y haa bYYokYsl The Time flre-proof structure, numbers l-Tfl and lAR Fddy the numbers nightly. McCnne ami Grant, f the Monte Crlato. with Frederic Clarke. March 2 ant about the mhldle of June. Theatre, and draw* horse lovers from all parts Fulton Theatre, fY.r the ensuing two m PortInnYl. thence to A'Ictorla. B. N'Y-ona and Francis and Company, expert r>ress rY-preSY-ntatIve of The CL.nsman. Is oyyw m- with Beniamin ChaiYin In the presentatbYn of Slt«k Cianpany atlll contlnnea to play to *001 ladnts. It will reach Denver early In March. niY-nt. Ih-n CarlYvs and his trained giant gorilla, Lincoln at the White Hymisc. AA’alter D. N'ea bualnesa. glvln* (teneral aatlafartlon. James Alellarky, who kllh-d a circus musician la also Ypilte a feature. IsoyI. also of this city. Is In charge of the d- PulYlblfy DY-nartment of the .Actors’ SYs-lety. gY's. ' IlYYlnic* and Holllston and two reels of ••Im-.y (i|H>ra Company la underlined for Marcl Ny-v-yIs CYYunl.v. California In 1R.R.R. during a Harry I.Y-onurd. an expert In getting free motion nIettirY-s. make up the balance of this 'L Monte Crlato for March l.A. pokY-r game, has been granteil a full pardon by frYYin lianYb-ulTs. shackles, straight jacket* an-f There la a lack of one nlitht d with a clrcns. an-l YlUY-e to the patrons of the CrY-sY-ent Theatre a The New Motorman. which made gooYf. The nallred hr the op.-nln« of the Fmpire Theatre- PYYiYghY-rt.v was shot In the back while he was new le-iYling I-iy1.v. In the persY-n of Ml«« Alice attendance kept up the average of the first « I al*ary and Fdmonton. Alta.. December 2* plaving In the hand. Fleming, who will m-ke a bbl fY-r favor In and January ri-ap<-ctlvely, alnce which tlm< Jack jYYhnson. the champion heavy weight WY-ek. and *0 far everything look* bright. m-iii hniiaea have rapidly *mwn In public favor IlessY- and RIordYm are at the GranYl Theatre, Chaming IbYlbYck’s Y-harmIng play. In the Bbh pria*- lighter, ha* be<'n cabh-Yl an offer fiw >1..'>'a* ofY’s Carriage. i.io- Fmpire Circuit are the ownera. anil M per week for IlftY-en week*. It 1* hinted that this WY-ek. The A'Ictory Theatre, for one WY-ek Ymly. had Mis* .Annette Kellermann. the fam-ius ’'yIIy wvie, who eatabltahed the Dominion "^eatre It AA’Illiam Morris Is tu-hlnd this Y-ffer. w Innl^*. In 11*04. la aeneral manaicer. Manj Sam Langford, prixe lighter, and a big colored Ing A'enus.'" champion WYYman swimmer, -liver A'lgoroti* tactics are N-Ing employed to bring an-l Yllabolo pla.ver of the worbl. will be sc. n al « 1 ''•‘•R have already played thia time trYWipe. In A Trip to Africa. ^d the people thia week are a* followa; Fd to California gathering* of member* of Import The Sulllvan-CYmsIdlne Circuit, through Ar- fhe OriYheum 'fl eatre the week of Feb. 1.3. monlnn—AI. I.nttrincer, I.ucaa and Company silt n"tlonal and International organisation*. Y-hle I evy. have signed the rY-centl.v dlvYwcY-d MIsr Blanche Bing wMl be the flr«t singer to V? Xelaon. CamptM-ll an- Through the committee on convention* of the wife YYf Colonel Fran* fY>r a aeasYui of twenty IntrYshiY-e Bllllken In life sire on the st igc In Macllonald. Sfeele and McMaatera. Calitarv- California Promotion Committee, corn-spon-lence weY-ks. The salarv statY-Yl I* ssM to be *1.000 PrYMikIvn. pY-rc> G. Wll'lsm* ha* engageYl L*^**’'” Family, The Scotch Marka. Fmii ha* la-en taken up with more than one hiindrY-il per WY-ek. Mr*. Fvan* Is to appear In a sketch Miss Ring to return to vsiiYlevlIIe fY>r a Ilm Knyllah Bellea. Chineae Walton. Robaart. Be association*. .A* a result si-e the convention assIstCYl by two people, and also will prY-sent Hy-yI number of WY-eks befY-rc her cYvitempI-YfY-d -III..* Ihea,. acta. Illua«rati-d -«>iura end KIneto list In this Issue of The Billboard. her singing and dancing sPY-clalfy. the same starring tour In a new musical coniYsly. Mis* ■■copi-a are at each hoiiae. The Silver Palace, a very elaborate plctiirc that m*Yle her popular In Fngland befYwe she Itl'ig wMl pCY-SY-nt a repertoire of new songs at aeated with opera chalra. havi hoiisY-. locateil on Market stn-et. between Third h^ame the wife of the Colonel. the Orpheum this week. i.il Rt-** artlatically ftn rnd Fourth. I« schi'iliileil to open next Satnr- I The change of policy at the PIJou Tlieatre. •neil. havine N-en built apeclally for the pur dav. The fittings, etc., cost In the nelghbor- IN OAKLAND. ' wherY-hy vaudeville ha* been substltutY-d for '".'T' "RT’Rt'll.r 700 and OOO reapectively. Al homl of fto.ono and 1* the moat expensive and Manager R. P. Miller, of IdYwa Park, apneaia-d dramas and musical comY-Yl'Y-s, ha* provY-d a •c-tla rea<>rved. and two performancea a day by far the finest In the city. It I* nnder the tw-fore Ihe Boanl of Supervisor* this week snd popular ime. fudging from the goi-Yl *'XY-d and IX piece ori'heatraa at both honaea. management of Ben Michaels. Seating capacity SY-eun-Yf fiaim the boarYl a i-Y-soIutlon favoring lencY-s that s-y-v the opening wcY-k's bl'I. I vceurn Theafr*-. ('alirary—The I.yceum Thea Is .Vkl. a tran«fY-r of Ihe State Fitlr exhibit* to hia Certle Fverett. a s'ster of Dals.r Harconrt. re np,.n« n-xt Monday and la conti-n’lml bv thi Tie- Wolf Is this week's attraction at the park. Miller said that be was not In favYar I* making her first apia-aranee In this cYwintry ' alirarv Amuaement Co. The policy of thi A'an Ny-«* Theatre, and although the advance of removing the fair entirely frYwn Sacramento, at the BIJoyi Th-afre. In lYvok* anYl actbin she niMiae le daily matlneea and two ahowa at nlitht PCY-ss notice* were workY-d for all It was worth, but he wants to securY- the exhibit* after the I rY-semble* her more famYUia sister rb>*el.v. and ■J- atln* rapacily about .MVO; prlc«-a. 13 23. A’au an-l thY- citv was liberally po*tY-d with excell-nt fittr I she prYvmIsY-s p, iH-eome as popular. Mis* Bv •i-viiie end movlne plctnrea. napY-r. the piece falb-Yl to Interest the public. .Above the sum of *!>.RYW» Miller stated a will¬ ' erett Y eiuY-s fr-vm .AYistralla. Toai| truly. K WII.MS. It was hoped that It would pull big houses and ingness to divide the receipt* of SYtmlsslYui to GEORGE If HAKKB 12 X ti e B i 111> o a r <1 FEBRUARY 20, 1909.

fact can la' asserted with thorough conviction. His iMTforinance as Havld (Jiiixano is an achieve¬ ment to Im- cherished fondly among playgoing memories, as sometliing [lerfect in itsidf and proplietlc of other great things to come. Paris Week By Week Mr. Wlilteslde dates ids genuine theatrleal Berlin career from tlie year lS!tl. Two years after Paris Bureau The Billboard. 121 Rue Moiitiiiartre, ward be made ills first New York apiM‘arance at the old T'nion S|uare Theatre in Hamlet, and in Ibit.'i be playtsl an engagement at the Schiller, now the Garrick Theatre, also in Shakespeare's master work. Electra, Richard Strauss* How the News of Coquelin’s Death Was Received in His "But touring what we. in our uriian high and mightiness, are pleaseil to call "the prov Native Land—The Joseph Jefferson of France Was Inces.” has is-en ills f.ite almost ev T since, in Latest Opera, Produced a Shakes|M'arean and romantic repertory with Hamlet as tile priiii-ipal Idll. He has proiiably at Dresden—Other New Dearly Beloved of His Countrymen—It is Now a Ques¬ playisl the Prince of li.-nmark more tim>w than any otlier contenipor-iry actor tliat one can tion Who Will Take the Leading Role think of. anil, .iiniging hy his David Quixano Plays on German Stages and llie rigstrls of iH'ople who have chanceil to see liitn during some small town sojourn, he was an excellent Hamlet. 1IIAD Just left the Theatre Porte Saint-Mar iiinary 2!(. Its aiitlior, Senor Linares Astray, ’■-Xiid wliat else? i.ast season it was Tlie ONCK more, like many times before Dresden tin, where I bad Kone to learn sometbinK nimade all bis characters animals Just as Rostand Magic Meiody. l'.,\ wi.ian? Mr. \Vliite:gd‘> was the place for a gn-at musical event. more r*-gardlnK the promised play, Cbantecler hihas made his charact'-rs birds, and he says that nnslestly indicated that the piece was of ills Berlin may claim without doubt the moat and bad tidd that It would bare Its pre- htlie piiriMwel.v liurriei: along the production of own authorslii|i. He protiald.v would liave said and iiniMirtant concerta, but whenever t^re is miere shout March IX) and that already Con- hihis piece in order that no one could raise the notliing about his claims to the title of play- a great play to be offered on the opera stage, »tant C<><|uelln ICoguelin, alne, as everyone ercry against him that be had plagiarized or w-right if he had not la-en confronted with an the Court (>|>era House at Dresden la the one here knows him) was “up” in bis part. Then, en actually at wiH'k on his play for five duce another, and so 1 learneil tliat lie had giiestioo. wliat Is this Klectra? was rais^ ev harness aftuiu. it seemeil too, that it was only i also wrKten Kugene .Viam in collaboration with erywhere and there were expressions for and yesterday that 1 saw him at bis own theatre (Continued on jiage 48.) Paul Kester, a very succle are inclined to auditorium with bis balcony scene in Cyrano, or think it may be a cootinuation of Salome, which making its blood tingle with bis tremendous “THE TORCH MUST BURN.” is in no way the case. lines before les brave cadets de (Jascogne. The antigue tragedy deals with the thirst Tlie French stage—In fact the stage of the for revenge of s daughter, who sees in the civilised world—was Just recovering from the murderer of ber father ber own mother. In deep sorrow occasioned by the death of V’lc- tile center stands Klectra. shorn pf everything torlen Sardou, the master-craftsman of France’s human, with her frightful hatred; on one aids world of dramatic ll'erature, when the second ber young sister, praying for freedom, and on blow fell. For Coguelin, alne, stood Just as the other side. Klytemnestra, the degenerate high in the Held of bis own endeavor as did wife and mother. In the pangs of agony and Kardou In bis. And everywhere that the foot¬ fear. It is a dark, gloomy drama and would lights have a following, the name of Coguelin have left a gloomy Impression upon the audience, has a familiar sound. bad not the music and es|ieclally the singing But Billlioard readers have read many col¬ of the actors eased up things. Annie Kr^l, at umns, long iM'fore this concerning the great Electra. with her h<-autlful volce.'held the au actor. The principal thing |M-ople ask about dience in a trance, and Margarlsh Llems. as here to-day is: “Ilow alsiut Cbantecler?” Chrysothemis. and i^liumann-Heink, Is Klytem It seems a strange atroke of Fate that Co¬ nestra, assisted her in an able manner. ’ Carl guelin should be taken Just when everything ' Perrin was a splendid Orest, and Johannes Bern was at last in readiness for Fdmond Rostand's bach, as Begith, displayetl a beautiful tenor latest |ilay and in which Coguelin was to take voice. the principal role. Rostand was In Paris sup erinteudiug r«‘bear8al8 when the death angel The ap|K>intment of the orchestra, consisting came. of 111 musicians, surpassed the one of SaJome Rostand bad written Cyrano, Coguelln’s ' The author reguesteil among others, eight clarl greatest hit, and it was with the same author's Bettes, eight comets, six trummts; the string CUantecler that he hoped to finish' out a well Instruments consisting of eight first, eight turned care<*r. Who takes his place must know I second, eight third violins; six first, six second bow to act, that much is certain, but inasmuch ' i and six tlilrd violas. The musical effecta with as Cn<]uelin was in mind when Rostand wrote, ; such a tremendous orcln-stral atipolntmeut were and as no two actors are alike in all the i novel and grandiiau*. The royal music director, world, will Cbantecler be what everybody had ' general von Bchich, was the leader during the ho|iera House In honor of King Edward of Monsieur Rostand Is here! I England on February 11. The symphony concert, Rehearsals were going on gulte blithely at , which had been arranginl by the royal orchestra, the Theatre Porte Saint-Martin and the elder i has Is-en post|>oned to February 15. Coguelin. seemingly almost recovered from his ' Allsando Glrardl. one of the most talented Illness, was at Pont-au-Dames. perfecting his ! I actors of the German stage, left the Thalia role of rooster. For five years the stage has ! ' Tlicatre of Berlin, on February 1, to accept an he«,n waiting for Cbantecler. Will Fate stave , ' engagement at the Johann Strauss Theatre at off the day forever? Vienna. 4> M. Rostand has a great aversion for Inter- ] FLAT PROHIBITED. views and newspapers have a very decided > weakness for the same thing, especially when ; The First Man. a drama by Utto Borngracber. the talk in giiestlon is by such a man as this ■ which apt>eared at the Xeuen Theatre recently, person of letters, the maker of Cyrano de Ber- ; I Is iirobibited by the city authorities of Stuttgart. gerac. and the pretty L’Alglon. So in coming | where a |s-rfurmance bad bei-n prepared at tbs to Paris from Cambo the other tbiy, the drama- I I Residenz Theatre. The |irobibitlon was on ac- tlst had a time dodging the reporters. But he i I count of some parts showing too brutal sen did it eventually by gulttlng the train at the ; I suallty. Gare d'Austerllts and from there driving to i Don luanito, comedy of four acts, by A. B. the Hotel Meurice In an automobile. He has his ! Schmitz, was given Its Initial |M>rformauce at interesting family with him in Paris—his wife ' the Court Theatre at Mannheim, with great snc- and two sons, also his sister and brother-in-law, i ; cess. The spirited play was splendidly staged Mr. and Mrs. i ! by Superintendent Dr. Hagemann. ♦ I The managerial world here is talking a great j (Conlinui'd on |iage 48.) deal of the play. Cabalero tx>bo (Gentleman Wolfi which was presented in Madrid. Jan

Scene from the latest opera of Richard Strauss, given Its premiere at the Royal Court Theatre EDMOND ROSTAND, ETHEL IRVING, of Dresden.

WALKER WHITESIDE. way; Heart and Sword, a romantic play; We I - .\re King, a satire on the sword and strut drama, and had translatisl Polnsard's I.e Lion ' j (See Title Page.) Amoureiix' under the title of The Red Cockade. , Charles W. Collins, writing to the Clilcago Tliat's a Hat of whom no one m-ed tie asliami-i). i '■ Intea-Ocean, talks interestingly of an interview Other pieces in his re|>ertolre have been Robert i with that sterling young actor. Walker Whlte- of Sicily, by Grace I.lvlngston Furniss. using j side: tire same theme th.xt Justin Huntley McCarthy ' “An actor new to Chicago, althnngb this city afterward (xploiteil in that vehicle for E. H. i ' was his boyhiMsI liomt-, is now awaking in au- SotlH-rn. calleil The Proud Prince, and The . dlences at the Grand Ots-ra House an Imme- M.xn in Black, by Stanle.v Weyman. The latter | ; dlate. welcoming resismse to the charm of his jila.v Mr. Whiteside named as one of the big * glowing art that is b<-autiful in its sympathy. gest Clings h" had done until his present role, I And as tliis reward comes to him, he says with but, though Stanley Weyman writes captivating ‘ I a sln-eritv that is not colon-ii with a siigges romance, it faileil to catcli the [lotinlar taste, i tion of stage pose: 'I feel like a returneil Rip , Van Winkle.’ “Last spring .Mr. Whiteside Was given the ! “Walker Whiteside is the man, ap|H-arlng as leading role in W. J. Isxke's The Beloveil ' the star of Isr.ael Zangwill’s drama. The Melt¬ VagalKiod. by his present management. j ing Pot. In the role of n dreaming, rhapsodic “Mr. Wlilteslde has playeil Shyluck, Richard ' Jewish youth, with the genius of music in his ML. Otbeitu, ami lago, in addition to Hamlet. , soul and the terrors of Kishinev in his mem Although he has Ix-eii so thoroughly identified , ory. He is a young Rip Van Winkle, tnie witli Shakei-iM-are in the past, his ambitl-ina are ■ enough, yiiung at least in metropolitan success. by no means exclusively limiti-d to the classic I thougli in actual count of yi-ars he has passed ri-ia-rtory. I i the point when tin- iiccnsatlon of youth ceases •Coiiiplete absorption in Shnkestieare.’ he : i to mean Immaturlt.v. Statistically sm-aking. ! he is now years old. but from the Rip Van said, 'riipidly makes an actor artificial. He falls I Winkle point of view he can look back over into the habit of mistaking the eliatiicuce of de- a period of nearly a decade and a half, to his I llv.-ry for tlie great eiiMitions themseltes and lie- i i first aigM-.'ranee on the stage, which took place conies the t,vpical tragediau. No man can play , in this city, and in the oiomentons role of Hamlet three nights in succession without losing Hamlet. Since then he lias ts-en out of touch the spirit, the soul -of the drama. He may de- with Chicago’s playgOiTs. but his return Is Imh- himself intg thinking that he still has the ; meeting wltli and is well deserving of a re¬ , liiHpiraliou. but be really has only the outwanl | sponse that Induces a train of Van Winkle rem¬ , form. ^ iniscence— but not. however, with old Rlii’s “The Melting Pot will nr ought to establish Author of L'AlgInn. Cyrano de Bergerac and pathetic, complaint of ‘.\ni I so soon forgot?' Mr. Wlilteslde where he bidongs among the stars, founder of a new school of dramatic literature— Sir. Whiteside was not forgotten. iM-caiise there He has proven tliat he has genins, and if other pla)S with birds or lieasta for characters, was nothing for which he des<-rv*i| a wide fringe roles ran lie fniiiHl for him as vnngeiilal as bis ('hantecler. to lie produced abotit March 20 has 1 of remembrance, outside of his personal spliere; (iresent mie great things may lie exiiected of a rixister for a hero. The elder Coguelin was te Prominent Rngltsb star. but he will be rememben-d' ft-om now on—that lilni." . have played the ixde. '* , aPjKO- 1 ■ • • • x: i i- r v ■ • i • • lit' :i ' . FEBRUARY 20, 1909.

Thlnit» «t«rtnl on Frldiiy, when Mmmits. Mnr- iliM-k. Mc'KIiinf.T. I>avl» anti Strykeman. all of- CHARLES FROHMAN SIGNS MME. FILM SITUATION UP-TO-DATE nit-ra of tho International Pnitlni-liiK anti I*rt>- MIMI AGUGLIA. Jeetliiir Comiiany, arriretl frttm CblraKO. A lonit rtaiferenoe waa lieltl on that tlay with aer- er.al of the leatllne Ita-al Intlepeiitlenta. tin Srtiiirilay. the laialtania arrivetl frttm Enrt>i»*. I•earlnlf Mei»ra. Raiimunt, Ktilierta anti ftarker. all |•rtmllDellt In the mannfaeture of K'iiro|iean Eastern and Western Independents Seek Control tlliii*. Aloiii: with tlila ranie a trenientloiia lin IHirtatlon t>f new foreign Him, which it la t'lalmetl will be ImmetlinielT placed on khe mar ket. Aa atHin aa the ateamer tiocketl the party of Their Respective Fields enteretl caba ami were tiriven to an uptown bte tel. where a reception ctHiiinlttee waited, anti plana were Imnietlialel.r made for carryluK out the prttjHated niaaa meetlnif. Thtaiaanila of haml bllla and clrcnlara were aent out throneh New York anti neighborlnx Foreign Film Makers Arrive—Patents Company Issues elllea, Intliitllni; 1‘hllatlelphla and Boaton. itii mta-a of all kimla till the air an to what the tiiitt'ome will lie. lint the whole matter may Important Bulletin—Cameraphone Co. is In la* alfletl down to thia: An effort la beini; made to bring abtiut har¬ mony amoni; the inile|ienilenta and to ayold frlttloo. It la eoncetletl that a mlaiinderatanil' liiK exUta over hai.illing foreign Uliua. ThIa niKin favorably and that the licenae will be ia- aued. ont-e ailjnilleatetl. then cornea a new factor, acetintliig to nimor which conplea the Columbia Voii may alao begin aervlng any theatre where l*biine of »10. but all aiicb aiamllng la brought alaiut by the different In aervlce muat be accepted by you conditioned •le|ieiiilent fadbma then the Columbia Co. will Iiiion our llci'nalng the theatre, and you niiiet head the entire movement. i»a*.rrc the right In all auch aervlce contracta to Jnat who will lie who or what, no one at diacontiuiie the aervlce Immeillatel.v upon re¬ preaent la e»en Inellneil to gneaa. Within a ceiving notice from na either that the applica¬ week or ao It la ex|»-cted that tln.al arrange- tion has not b**en received or that the licenae menta will be completetl and the facta an- will not be Issued. ntainced.

Charles Prohman. who It seems, has long been watching the remarkable emotional work of .MIml .\giiglla. the wonderful Sicilian act resa. haa signed a contract whereby she la to appear under hla management for a term of live years. Agiiglla created a striking aensa tion In Kiiro|>e and on the Continent, and It was Inevltalile that she slimild some day fali under the manairenient of a capabie manager who had the ability to place her on the plane her natural capabllltl -a «nggeste«* bnrmonv with th* to.hereinafter referred to as the Licensee, .Motion Picture Potpnta ronipan.v. to operate one or more motion picture projecting machines at . under Letters Patent of the United SOUTHWESTERN EXHIBITORS States. Nos. 578,185, March 2. 1897; 580,749, April 13. 1897; ORGANIZE. 586,953, July 20. 1897; 673,329, April 30. 1901; 673,992, May 14. 1901; 707,934, August 26. 1902. and 722.382, March 10, Mttip R«Nk. Ark.. Pcb. H. ino». 1903, owned by said Motion Picture Patents Company; subject, To the Motlcn Picture Evblbltora of the South however, to the following conditions: We»t Dear Sir—The Southwe»t< m Motion Picture (1) Said machines must be used only with llcen.sed mo¬ Evhlbl'orx" A-iwHlatlon waa organiml In I.tttle tion pictures manufactured or Imported by a licensee of the R.«k. Ark., Feb. 1. HtOf». Motion Picture Patents Company under Edison reissued Patent Iff an organiratlon that haa b<-pn b.vdiy neede.1 for aome time, and more eape<’lallj No. 12,192, dated January 12, 1904. now that thi moving plctiir.* exhibitor la face (2) A weekly royalty to be determined by the Motion to face with contemplate*! changea In aource« of auppl.r ami the price of a4*rt l<*e. Picture Patents Company shall be paid to the said Company by Be’ that aa It ma.v. however, we neol or the Licensee for the use of said machines. ganlaatlon and n-ed It baitl. for man.v other (3) This license at all times shall be prominently dis¬ piiriMvaea. To ahow yon In what eat**<*m thia movement la hebl a brief hlatory of the organ played In the place of exhibition of the Licensee, and. together Ixatlon will be In onler. with the machines hereby licensed, shall be always open to On Janiiar.v 2n which ln*'bi*le

MOTION PICTURE PATENTS COMPANY, SEAL TO MCENSKn Pir.M EXrnANOES: r>*-ar Sira:—(in Pehmary Ath we mailed to yon a Mat nf yonr rnatomera who have h*n.n II- c«-nata1 by na. aa complete aa the ruah of appll- Atte.st FRANK L. DYER, catbma wbirh we were (>*>mp*‘lled to hamlle *liir GEORGE F. SCULL, President. Week. permItttHl. »»' han*t y*Hi encloaed a ll«f complete to date Secretary anil T>eg to adviae yoti that In acconlance with ■wr letter *«f the hth Inaf., yon are to d|ac**n tlniie a*-rvlre t*> each of yonr cnatomera wh*a>e MARRIAGES. name *!*>..» n-d anpear ui>on thia Ilaf, nnl*n » .7’j •■''•bniary 1.1 anch cnatomer haa for- KIXSEI.I. SMITH Mr. Wilt.-r I*. Smith am! Wardial hla aiifillcatlon f*ir licenae to the Patenta Mlaa .lime Klna.'M. teifh niemli*-ra of the Wight 'onipany a*-**mipanl***l by the licenae f.-e .if $1". Tli. atre wiTv niarrbil In Sprliigfleld. S I) The l|*-enae fee between Febniarv 1 an*l January .TI. March S. MMifl, will lie uniform In ever.y caae. M*e call your atteiitlea to the provlalon In THE MASS MEETINO n.VlI.EY VANPERBII.T.—See Baltlm.ire let thi. aiiifaint te-lng $10. reganlb-aa of wben flie II yonr llvenai* agrei*ment with the Palenia po,, ter. ^•n»*-d ai-rvlce ma.r have begun. Tbia InMIal 'whleli rapilrm you to notify na liiiiiiiallilely A gigantic me«‘l!ng of exhibitora and ofhera Intereat •*! waa lielil .Mtimlay, February l.'i. at NTflEXT I.OPES. —-Mr. J.e.. |.h I.oih-* .f the fee la t1\.-ed the aaaembly. It Viola Nugent, mai prof.-a-bmal *>f the aame cover |iarl of the heavy chargea Incident to ail.led by Jiai to tile eneloa*al Mat of llci-iisml city, were niarrie*l In ElIzalMdli. .N. t'.. Peb eiiaiiiiiiera. You may dlaregard former Mata of la aiinoiicieil that rimllar nieetliiga will In- ."i'” 1 plant, which we purprtalion of a<*veriil liiimlrial aarv to illacoiitlniie aervli-e to theatrea where the form of Mala, which aIi*Hil*l lie at oii.-e WILLIAM 11. IHETItICH. -S.-e PlilU*|elphla *iei h.all, anil hiimlriala of exhibitora In ibe cuuutry tllnia and 'hat no fear need exiat reganllng tb«-lr JKWKLI.. JI'SSE. — For full account aee an- rrom iia that Ita application haa Iwmn acteil over UtM'ked to aeo what waa dolug. IKMitloa In thia rea|M-ct." They will operate un- oth*-r c*.Iimin *if thN Naiic. 14 Ttie Billboard FEBRUARY 20, 1909.

nut\ fouiul tf* Sink's stys aeriea of viewH fiiriilsli oiie eontinnniia round of th»*y «r‘ simply ;rn*at uml nn ac- I laii-.:iiter eltli tiielr ipieiiea lieil ioi:elli r liiey r«>iitnatloii of iiiorit. tfo pell iiiell over the atria-ta, upsetting peilea- ! triaiiM, eyelista, iiewstanila, ete. .Vii ant:r,T inoti I Is M.eii in iMirsnlt. rinally they are eaii;:ht up NEW FILM EXCHANGE. liy n ilerriek hut suiiporteil only liy the hair they drop to the ground and rush off to the depot to return to I’ekin. \V. \V. Kiilp liHS a tlliii rxcliaiitfi* In l>avit,n, i>., in till- Aiiilitoriuiii nr ol: on rmirtli alroct. URBAN-ECLIPSE. Mr. Kiilp lia.1 liail ii trrcat ileal of experlenee Motion Picture Theatre War in San Francisco Gathers in the iiiovini; pletnre Inisiiiess, espeeiiilly In (lieerge Kleile'.t the tilni ileparlineiit ami was eonneeteci with I'lli; llAMl OF .A WIZARD.—Tills sidijeet la an Inilianapnlis ee.neern for a nniiilier of yeara. ... magic, pure and siiiiple: extremely liiim Strength—Every Indication that the Show People will orotis often, lull always of the mysteriously clever onler wliieli results from dexterous man Win Out Against the Board of Supervisors Through Follow in;.' Is a list of new nim sulijeets. hy Ipiilalii'ii ami optical illusion. Wlille these Il¬ prominent mannfaeturers. for early release: lusions lUld i>"lu».ous lire always im>'t effe.tlve Public Sympathy with their Side of the Issue. GAUMONT. and lu'iiutiful. Hie liiimls of Hie Wizard only are (IJeortie Kleine.) used to ;.ri .;in Hiein. A SiUoNti DKAI'CHT.—In a eomfortalde liome tile draimlits of the o|H’n hearts fall to TllF. AMF.RH’AN FLF.KT A1' SYDNEY NEW SDI Til W.Al.ES.—.A siiperli series of ililerilii- loss objectloiijiblo plctnros. We ileslre to put operate properly and the elilmn.'.v sweeps are THE SITUATION IN SAN FRAN- soon at work renioviii« the oiistnietions. Tills tional Importiiiiee, reprisliieing Hie scenes of our business on h lii»;ln‘r plane, that is all. reception accorded liy Hie .New SoiiHi Wales au- cisco. Some of our places liave cost a small fortune causes siieli a stroiis draimlit tliat furniture of everv deserlidion is drawn up tlireuKh tlie Hiorllies on lln- occasion of llic na-ciil visit of to equip ami we mean to prott^q ours*»lveR by the I'acitle Fleet Sydney. Tilo Is now on in arnest lM*tweou the protectinj; tin* public from all olijectbmnble fea cliimney'. The latter resemldes a veritalde vol¬ cano and Its eruptions, animate and inanimate, Movinsr Pirtun* KxhihMors* Assm'iation of Sin tun*s.** OPTWriTED.—Tile surveillance of the police rranrisco ami tho l%»ir«l of Snporvisors. Tin* roll down from tlie nsif into one enormous mass of wrecksKe. in a fur.'igii city Is so atrenuoiis that It fur- following I'otitlons an* hoinir wiiloly (tlstriliutoil idslies tile liiisis of u series ot vi-iy aiiiusing iu for slirnatnroH aivl thoiis.iiMls of simiatnros havo DENY CONSOLIDATION. eideiits and winds up wiHi a talileiiu of the aIroa«ly boon obtaliiod: ItKUN.Vltli F.M.ISSY.—An nrtlstieally-eolered chief oflii'cr's wife iH'liliid the bars, to the ex¬ The partlea interested wish to enter a denial nim tellinK ill a series of heaiitifiil views, the treme deliglit of the olheer iiinl Ids lleiiteniiiil. STATK OF rAMFOKMA, I of a report reeentiy ci'en enrreney that a i-oii- fondest lio|M‘s of llernaril I’allssy, (l.Mtl-l.’iSUI Irs. sididation of tlie Wonderland Kilin KxchanKe tlic Inventor of ceramic arts. Tills artist dc- VITAORAPH. flT^ ANO rOFNTV OF SAN FHANCISCO.f and the Iinqnesne Amusement Kilm t'ompan.v, votliiir ills entire life to Ids work, was very both of I'ittshurtr. has taken place. pisir. lull his failli in nllimale sneeess, was so A CLEVER TRICK.—Two burglars plan a To lin* Honornbb* Itoanl of Siiin^rvlRors of tlip raid upon the premises of a cuilo ixulielor. rity nrni Cminiy rndtted InterciHirse Resiled fully siilimltliMl, were the faithful missionary fathers, wlio sought Name. to eonvert Hh- warlike (leople. .Address One story tells of the tragic romance of Mlt- suka. a dancing girl, of one of the famous tea luHises, who loved Komura, a yiaing soldier— STATK OF CALIFORNIA. | Imlh converts to Hie Christian religion—but worshipping In secret. t ITV AND COCNTY OF .SAN FRANCISCO,l'" Taka, a nolile. Is spumed by .Mitsuka, who iH-conies a rival of Komura. They clash, and To the Honori'.hle Roard of Su|>ervisors of the Taka oiitaiiis |M-rmissloa to take .Mitsuka and aluive s.ild City and County. her lover tiy force. Mitsuka and her lover are found together— Tlie underrtgneil hereh.v res|a‘effull.v repre¬ Komura escaiM's—she refuses to divulge his sent to your Honorable Hoard, and iietitlon as when-alsuits—about to be put to the torture— follows; Hie criielllx Is dlscovereil—Kiaiiiira hursts In. Tliat they respectively, with their families , strikes down tM- soldiers, and escapes with and friends, frequently patronize NiekebNleons Mitsuka. and Moving Picture Kxliildtioiis In San Fran- Father Orlotto at mass. Mitsuka and Korn Cisco, oncrateil under the direction of the Mov lira Hiqiroacli and km-el at sacristy railing. The iiig Picture Rxhildtors’ Assm-iation of San alarm. The pair approach Father Orlotto aa bs Francisco, and particularly the . turns from the altar. ,A few vs'erds. He under . Number". stands. Places them hack of him. The rush Street, and that they have doiii' the same of soldiers. Driest rais<>s his arms. Komura frequently In the recent past, and that the.v leaps forward with drawn sword. Re|iels sol¬ have never while so doing seen anything of an diers. then overcome. Father Orlotto ralaea immoral or vieious nature exhibited or sug¬ criiciffy from altar. .Mitsuka eliiigiiig to him. gested, and that the scenes dlsplavcsl have Kefuses to give her up. A soldier strikes him been Innocently amusing; often historically In- down. Mitsuka slain In struggle. Soldiem re- stnictlve. and many times, from a moral imlnt I tire a few paces as Taka rushes on. Driest of view, calculateil to awaken religious pulls himself to altar. Mitsuka raises her dy¬ thought In the minds of the beholders. And ing head, puts up Imploring ami. Father Or- loito. elingiiig, dying, to altar, hlessea her as .wHir petitioners further say, that they have she Anally falls hack. rals<-s his arm In blessing alwa.vs found the places named clean and on others. Taka turning his head. Driest erasbea ordi'rl.v, and free from obscene or disturbing down dead. language or deportment of any kind, and that IH-titioners know that the places furnish Inno¬ + cent and enjoyable recreation to thousands of THE DDLirriNG OF MR. II.ARKKR.—Mr. men. women and children, at cost within the Ilarker, tlie liread winner of the fuiiitl.v, at last reach of all, and that it would be a hardship reaelies a iMwItion where the oft sxpressed wish and iinlnst as to those thousands to deprive of "Ma" and Hie ''girls" can Im" gralillcd—a iliem of their said source of recreation. trip to Eun>|e. and a glimpse of Royally. Wlierefore. your petitioners pray, that as to The only ilrawhack to their antlcipati-d pleas legislation, p'n.llng or in future proposed tie- lire is Hie fart that "Da” is tia> American—too for,. yi'iir Ilonoralile Roil.v, close scrutin.v and democratic; and, needs uplifting. fair consideration be given, to the end tliat no To please the ladies, lie |M>rmltH them to coach regiil.itioa, restriction, or prohibition lie ini him in the art of howliig ami scraping, to his discomfort and disgust. post'd. ImwoiiiI what may lie really iicccssarv to IMilillc welfare. .Arrived III ''Liinnoii” their troubles begin xrlHi "Da." AlHiiaigh Ids hank account Is large. U 'siM'ci fully siibmitteil Mr. Hugh D. .Mcliilosh, tlie pii.o.eiei ot H.e I u. ii> .!> Ill M I. I o'.ii.g .v.aleli lor Ih Heavyweight Marker, himself. Is small. Hilii and Inslgnlflceiii y?? i thampioiiship of the World and a purse, is a Jusliee of Hie I'eiii-i'. and prominent in iiiaiiy looking. He flnds it difficult to do all the .Address lilg Australasian ventures. He holds |sisitinns on the direoloiales of a nmiilM-r of public com stunts the ladles ilemand. and at times re panics, and is less<-e of the tJovcriiiiieiil Tourist Houses at Hie National Dark. Warumhal, Kos Im'Is. The folhiwlng new offieeis have Iw-en elected ciiisko, the Australian Alps atid oilier eiinally famous pleasure resorts. After much coaxing he Is pi'rsnaded to pre liy the Exhibitors' AssiHiallon: Martin Kurt Years of keen interest in tlic dcreliquiieiit of clean, stralglit sport and tests of athletie pare for his presentation to the King. Ths zig, presiih‘iit; G. Marston. viee-presldeiit; Nor- .skill, ^generally—es|s'cially..,. . ,. ... boxing,... of wliich lie is an aide exponent liiiiiself, liavc liad much to eventful da.v arrives. The ladles arc resplend¬ man Hall, secretary: Sol Fislier. treasurer; also | do with .Mr. Slcliitosli's present•111 iHisitioii|Hisitioii asa the greatest hai.dler of boxing contests the world has ent III cairt trains hut a lilt anxious and nor a lioard of ten directors, representing Hie prin known, ahniiilant pnsif of whicli statement is the fael of Ids having lieaten all Ameriean and voiis over “Da.” < Ipal moving picture theatres. Fiiglisb siieculators in bidding for the hig <-vent wideli took plaee at Hie Stadiiim, in the heart At the mcepHon. a indy's Irsln upsets Rsr ot Sydney, on lioxing Da.v, I'la-emlM'r 2nil<>n, Paris, Derllti and | itir lie''ls' commanijed to meet tlic KlngV. whowhi np ITORS’ PROTECTIVE ASSN. OF New A'ork. While en tour, he will ilisposc of Hie moving picture rights In the t'hampioii Dlaek . predates the little man, and togcHn-rtogettwr they have OHIO. and While Contest, and incidentally, endeavor to la-rsnade James .1. Jeffries to visit Australia. a very convivial time. _ ! Darker, retiring during the wee sma' hours. Forty moving picture show owners from all i seeks his wa.v homeward where "Ma” Is await farts of Dhio met, Fehruary 10, at the Hartman CHINESE IN THE MOVING PIC¬ strong tliat he sacrificed his furniture as fuel ; Ing his arrival. The climax Is excruclatlnglr lotel, Coliimhiis. (>., and p<‘rf*>cted arrange to sustain the fires of his furnace In proving , funny; tint, in the end. Hie uplifting of Mr ments for organization of the “Film Exhibitors' TURE FIELD. his convictions. Darker Is complete. Prot'-ctlve Association of Dido.” W. C. Quim- Even Hie Chinese are drifting Into the moving GDANDFATHER.—Tlic family goes out for a by, of Zanesville, was electeil temporary cliair- BIOORAPH. man and Max Stern, of Columbus. te’mi>orar.v picture business for in that goisl little one-niglit day's outing leaving grandfatlicr, a paralytic. secretary. A meeting has been called for Wed¬ stand in New Hampshire called Laconia, Is In charge of an attendant. The latter, however, THE HI.NDOO D.AGGER.—It was not stranga nesday afternoon. February 24. at the Nell Lou Slug ill partnership with Harry Dowers, is unfaithful and conspires to roh the house In that Jack Wliidom should ex|M*rlenee a sensa¬ House, when iiermanenl o.licers and committees prialucliig a line of pictures at tlie local tlica- Hie absence of Ids employers. After the spoils tion of awe at the reeepHon of the Hindoo dag wlll be named. tre on dark niglits tliat riiiial those of I.ynian are divided the wrvant la'rmlts himself to Im* ger from Ids old rhiiin Tom. who was travollng The purpose of the organization will lie for Howe's. HmI to remove all suspicions against him. The In India. Hanging the ilagger on the wall. Jack mutual protection. There are LodO moving pic¬ Tills energetic gentleman from the Orient, Is ilaiightcr, a girl of twelve, returns to the home goes out. For some time Jack has discerned ture exhildtors In Ohio and It la expected that the only representative of the Mongolian race and iiercelves the men In the act of dividing tlie a ciMiliiess III his wife, and his jealiHis misglv many of them will la* present when the meeting who has attempted this as a vocation and who spoils, bides her time until the servant is se¬ lugs were verlHial when he n*furiied and feiinil Is calleiL .Mr. Qidnihy, said regarding the new (ffieratcs his own machine here In the States. curely tied and his confederates departed, when her In rompaiiy with a stranger. Seizing the association; The laundry business has unquestionably proved she gives Hie alarm and causes tiK* arrest of the dnggi-r from the wall he chased the recreant "We do not intend to organize to iKiost prices to Im* a hack number with Chinaman Sing, guilty culprit. lover from Hic hoiisi* and then follows the wife of admission or to fight the ‘moving pleture William .1. Doyd, wlio recently passed Hiroiigh 4* to Hie hiitliriMMii, wither she had llown In terror trust.’ We have always believed that the mov Laconia, piloting Hie tour of Otis H. Thayer, THE CHI.NAMEN.—Two celestials visit Paris Merellessly he plunged the dagger and flew the Ing picture business Is here to stay, hut wi* In New England, had occasion to remain in that and proi-eed to gel Info trouble. Their endeavor place. The lover In hiding saw him leave and will do our best to promote cleaner, saner anil town for a few hours awaiting train connections. Is crowned wllli iiiiqualifiiMl suercss and Hie returns, and calling aid succei>ils In reviving the FEBRUARY 20, 1909. rtici I3illl>oarcl

»|fr who sftorwHniH with careful treatment ALADDIN UP-TO-DATE. neovere «u>l inarrleH her paramiMir. However. | ellh.r from the hanefiil liitluence of thla le aenws his lap with 8 fe«-t protruding from I ING. of ‘ho big main feature of the fair, that la. the big each slile. mowing down everything within Its . - - - ""‘V *“ ‘‘‘‘T*' 'l-y features are the horse raevs. whleb tak . *0 this kinil of endeavor and act a pace for „verv aftern-s-n on the hair mn- tr.i.-i n-aeh lamppiwts. fruit stands, market stalls, The annual meeting of the Kansas Grand Clr- other Institutions of this character that will ?. ^rery "[‘or""”" ^ the half mU, tru inside the fair grounds. Hetttng is o|H-iily carriages, etc., all fall, until at last the hmiic cult, an organization of Kansas County fair be found m-arly Impossible to follow. The show r.,t „n i-ere 'a^ of Edwards Is reached, when- In the meantime a I secretaries, was held at la-avenwortb. last Is now quite ready for tBe spring opening and carrUsl on here wit.iout any molestationi ... what¬ a |H>le had los-n gotten, placed In laisltlon and the ever. and the bookmakers an-l touts arc all 2“!? ‘he__mlnor re,,ulrement of sunshine _ .ml he Zt w ! to Sl.talO. When night falls, everything give* ARTISTIC AND EXPENSIVE. way to the big amusement street. The Range, PATHE-FBEBES. with its th-iiisan-ls of l-right lights sn-l its I hundred nr more gooebargy and Albert I of attractions that could |M«sibly be se< iired ■..milsTt. all of the Comedle Francalsi'. Paris. i for a state fair. Each and every show has The o)Hmlug scene la In the home of the .Mar- I bright, l-ran-l new fronts, a most notalde liii- chlmiess of Noirmoutlers. whom tlie Duke of j pr--vement over the shows at recent fairs liebi Onls<- Is visiting. A letter Is handet.” on the back of the note. Shortly j them In at every i>--rforman--e. and you can afterwards he set* out for the castle to have I l-wk for "Dad'' Marshvll to make the hottest an amlh-nce with His Majest.v. , flnish In the hunch. The fair, at this writing In tlie meantime King Henry has arranged I has le-en running only four days, but “Dail” fi>r the assasslnathm of the Ihike. ami In order ; .Marsh iH and fits Hbl Plantation Show lias al that there w-111 be no o|ipm with his brother, the says that he will quit the show business If the Panllinl. and a few friends, who make a strong ! J-hnn.v Jones o-itflt do»-sii't get top mon-'.v l-y effort to dissuade him from ols-ying the King's two miles anil a half. King Hn-a.’ Hig Wild call, for they realize that the lattiT means West Shows are also making a play for the no geciiiHy the continues fighting off hi* woiiM-Ih- slayers until ! I .Monitor an-l .Merrlinac Show and th - lt'iss|.an his strength givi-« lait. wh--n he heave* a dt-t-p Prill-'-. The iiovi-IHis ari' selling slow lu Hus sigh and passes awa.v. I writing, an-l the c-nc-'ssb-ns are v-ry uiist-'i-ly. Tlie King, who has w-itm-sm-d the brutal I New Eb-ctrtc Fountain at Steeplechase Park. C-ne.v Island. New A'ork. Tile business will iiiipri-vp a* the fair pro murder from hi* hiding place amisig the cur- ] gr-'sses, ami wlitn Hie -'urtain Is rung -b-wii -ai tains stirrmindliig the IhhI. coni*-s i»iit elattsl Hie last sit. all Hie ts-js will t*- w-'iring the over the successful termination of affairs. The Parsons. .Aiig. I); Hiirlliiglon. .\ug. D'-: Clia actnal oi>eratlon the no-nt complete traineil wild siiiib* that won’t -'--iii-- off. Here's s-u - «ss to clo'h's of the dead Duke ar»- s«-arch. .d-.vear—bl. free fi-r all. Tri-t. 2:Id. 2:18. mal Show, the iirigiiial Mamie Show. Katzen CARNIVAL NOTES. m-tld'ig more to f,-ar, onb-rs the Issly r**inov,-il 2:21. 2;'2."-. 2:d-». d year-obl. fre.- for all. Jamim-r Kastl->. Hindu Theatre, with Its wealth amt falls on his knees offering u|i pra.vers of otfleers wi-re eb-ct-sl as foH*-ws: E. Tim of llrieiilal niyst-rie*; Crystal Maze, where the th-iiksglvlng that his nics«t is>werful enemy has pane, president. Chanute; M. H. Ilaiiillt-n, vlr--- b'st girl may I*- found; latest iioveltb-a ill mo- Notes from thf- K. Ain- flii't'l bei'ii removed from Ills path. president. I.eavenw--rHi; F. E. .Siiillli. se-'r-'tary. Him pli-ti-griiphy. illna-l from Euro|s'; English !!?***nioiit I'ti.: T!ii8. «••im-jt u \ j-* row tonrintc th^ nil! HAND.—.\ burglar Is seen climbing lola. These fair s-s-n-tarb's all-'mb--l the ni--el has** (iAllopIns Southt^rnS4mth«*rn Stat«*K.Stat«‘K. piaiincplatinc tot ;;«k><| iMiHin«‘M>4. K. tleeiigh thi- w'ltnlow of a b-aittlfiilly appoint-"! Ing: Dr. E-lwar-l .I-’ius. Parsi-ns; .V. E. Tim with hjmtUI ♦•Its'frlr llKlUiiitr plant; Mujmm* of j;.15. k»H»t.k»M»t. !i»;u •••.'•••••.'♦• uU - r-«'i'i. In the alside of a P'-pitlar actress II-- pane. Chanute F. E. SiiilHi. I-li; J. E. Slilnii. Wttrhl Wniuh r*^. 4’on«l«‘riiian KiTrln Wh»‘«*l ami rwrntvalrwfntval m**n In rli«’fli«’ S».iith.South, and th<* pi*opl»‘ |f».»k niik"s a thorough sean-Ii of tin- pls'e. hoping illtawa; R. T. Krlepe. 'r<-|H'ka: M H Hanitll--ii. oth*T f4*atnrr> in conli‘iuplallon. forward to hi**hin cojirfjj: noaaon. HtinlnoHM, t-- I'lid something of value, wlnn all at om-e EeavenworHi; W. II. Ji-lins.-n. Imb'is'ii-lenee. Tak«‘n all In all thi* show ia bi»;»c^r. a** wnwo li.ivi* foiimlfoim.l it. liH'*Iia^* ri'niark:iitlt' In h-' lo'irs a fis>-st--p, so i|ulcklv eoui'eals him and ^ratidiT than omt lK>for**. and with tin* vi,vl» w of tilr|i • ••• fiii'i*riit-i* •■’•il it*-' ‘ s-wi.i • Ii self iH'hitid till- pi-rtler-'s. Presently tin- mis NOTES FROM CAPTAIN W. D. nioiisti'r on-lustrion iixHiiitiHi nn tin* |sIs «4alti> »*\Nt in tiiinthis s*>rtlon. rarnIvMl rf»rii ti-' ,if II,e idle-- anil In-r -'sc.-rt etiti-r. atnl I'ntral wai;'>n in un|fornn*d panh'-^ hav»* •iiifftTod k»*oiily d**wn InT'* 111-' Inly. aft-T removing h-T wrap'. l••IIs h-T AMENTS SHOWS. iu*'hi*pi>s'*‘ Koyal Italian Hand playiiiK **ly alo’i-' Aft.-r i-resintlng his l-v.-l —n- with a ('apt. \y. P. Annntnt has I.H-alodl.H-atod |M'rnniii»nlly|M'rinaii»*nily with a sori**'* vf fr«-«* atirartlons soiond to x*|M‘akii)ir. an off Vf-ar. \V** h i\o ni i»l o";iiiifiil dlamoiiil iie-'kliiec. Hi-' g-iitl-'iiiau r-' In iaokson. Ti'iin.. andiiid will\%in niakoiiiako It !il>!ii> fntiin* n.»in*. will pr**v. m a varied aiiiiiM'nnnt of such ,.v4.r\ u Inn* w.* Tin- 111-' iilly -l.i-'-rts, but iiie|.l-'iit'-Ilv leav.s bN u lntrr'Hi:irt»*rs. Mo Iuihlias iMMurhtiHMnrht tin* oM «M*m«5i*m hitfhhit;h irr;nl*‘j fharaotor as lo appt al to tin* vnry fi.iiouv K «5. Itjirko-;?. proprl* t-'r n ••"It on a eh'ilr «., tbit h- will hive a g-.-l Thoatn* and rc'!iipl»*t»dyi*t»dy ronoNhdodr«*noMl»*I«*d It Into a um ido^tid«''8| ranu** of ptddh* last**. Karli Individual II. Wilon. ; tK. ir N.ild- I'M i ,' to reltirii lal-'r. Not i-- Ih- f.sdisl lujiirnltlri'iit plai't* off ,tiniisi-iio*nt.,tiniisi-inont. ri*namini:ronamini: It attrarattranli*!! is Kiv»*n a di^tlnctlvo Hpp«*arain-A* of | Mnnu-s.*. s.-rr« ;:.r\ and trf:i'*tif ••■'sMv. ihi- 1'iilv. u|Hin -llsi'ov-'r'iig ..it. tin* Kllto. It has cro.itodroatod ipilto«|ult»* a son^ition in \t^ muoun by Un* in'*tallntloii of laru**. rar\*s| atnl itoykin. ina-tor nf tran-portation; It laughliiglv I-H'ks hir d-s-r ami lia-ti'gs th-' k-'v tin* inovlutT pirtnro hu'win-'s*. of J:i« k'*'**!. rtml itll«|fdKlld«‘d uiiKon fn»iits. iiiatnnioth In six** and ar¬ pieen and proKr.im. '^timdlnjr Is at h proiniiun nijrht*; . II** Is tl«*ti«‘tistic ill .Many of tin* n**w -Oth r»*n '••1 :i r.tik. m.'ikliig sun- that 'he will in-t Ih- Tht* IMiit K Vi disiiirl-d again. now inaklix pn^par.-itlon-* to «• .-a a larK** iiirvtiirv f«*a!tir*'8.1 and a f»*w of tin* old tlnn*-trl'*d low belli;: fertlM •] III I.Oi Iliiuking lii'rs,'If atoll-' In Hi-' up irtm-'iit. slie alnlonn* thoatr**. s.-atliu: 1.*.*»»*» iwop:.*. an«l will Idt ao an* ii'»’d in the niiHlcrn niakn up of th- onths. show, the w iiete i^'eiiu; to roiiHtruot an oDcatiix^i- oetii'otiiliur SI ; w-eff M Sam*' Ilf play ortrinlxotl rortip.Midcwi duriiur tin* hot months, show, the u IimI** to roiiHtruot an oDcatiix^i- r-'iio'V-'s s.-uii' her oiiI-t giniieuts ami -lotis Hast, h'is bts-n a l''iuHrul stin-,. ei-stum-'. in whieli slo' plroii No\t fall tu«» hitfh fair cronml ^houn** will tiontIon of merit. «*n.*«*ne wln»'*owlii»'*»' canM-reare»r In tin* amu"**amu^e iias , Im* M*nt out. pl.i>inkr sjato fair** oii|a. Tlo'St*.Tlo'St*. m«m«iit iit !m«-;iie'88.!m«-;in”88. is of ^in h liiiiNirtaneeliiijNirtam*** aa to eoniooni ProPrt.f. IMlb* T.sM - I -•tt-s a--ouml till' r-Mcii. ri'h-"irsliig s--m-- lo'W s* ,ff , f th" • • ill? l-s Ilf I, faii-'v dan-'-'. I'l-oii gl.'iiK'ing In It Is as8.»*rt»*d. will prov#» a surprl-e. and bo a rnatidmaud netn^t enl\mhI\ iii'xtaiitiii'.taiit api»ro\Ml but widespreailwidespr«*a-.iehlng Kniek a-8-i-trut* ureati'T Maiiib* Sln»w : .lohn st«M*k. after s«*veral i* i f"!- tl,,. (j,.y 'PI,,. frlghl-'Ilial W-lll'l-l liinis ALBANY'S CARNIVAL. Uulek. tre» stjrt" a we«*k'*^ of eeii8itaiit endeaxor. has so far ar- •pilekly. but lb-' hand Is g-im-. so thinking that tary. St'it • his Katrehjammer Kastb* as to offer ‘ * It Is i.'ijv imagluitloii. she i-r-ai'ials with Ho- Purltif? tho wnok of Febrnari s. .-it tin* State tani'i Will'll sill' bs-ks Into Hi.' mirror again, rn vVl Ih»* eeiiiintf seasef! Mil attraction totally ] ■ Armorv. Alhanv. N. Y , a niMiister earnival o .iii'l l-'hobl! sh- si'.'s If again, tiiid reallrliig ^ different from an>lhintf In this liin* hereii>ft»re atfer of file P-tk- rttuiaii waa hold. President Klli-. of the HeMiarxar . ' / V» rilen’ presented: Vli*.Vb*. I.evltfI.evltt has the MaxeMaxt* lu himh! P.iIP.iker Pity, itre . h:;' Jh < lino- that Ih-Ti- Is s..me urn- In tli* a-lbdu Parnival t*o!n|»an\. Iiad eliarjre of the attraetlons d ehartfe of the «***^|J i. Y«shaiM'sha|M' and thetin- maiijman) other(»ihi*r features that iroco to ParParker Sht w s f. r tie « ing riH-m. sto- si-r-otiiis for nid. .At this lii'ie- whirl! Inrliided St lb Inn s In hi- 1 • ap for l.lf* : ’ ■ make this the t»iie •‘hljt slnov** are lu k*»«h1 eon- ro t I'lre tin- rumnn c.-m.-s fn-iu his libling i-loe Itlnke'fi Poj: ami P-ny Shew. AJa\. the Stn»mc •\ * “"" ■ V 'Vi vt ft n ditloii andami are all readyreaily ft-r the ^lorbais sprlnj: t».ntt*n. Idalit». e.’irl. In .\ie il. and a"aeks the terrillial woiii.aii. but In tin- Miin; The Willard^, thiiar Sainl. thetin* KirypflanKiryptlaii i ^ '■iisiiliig struggle slo- maiiagi's to ra-arli Ihe hypin»tlst: Itobldn's WIM We'^t. .\i:a. th»* .\Ie\ W'. K. K-'fii" i-'iit --'\u= " I ■ ih- . vvhi- li sill- Hin-ns nut Ho- w lii-lnw- I-- In-r \ lid West. .\i:a. tht* .\Ie\ r«>ster Irn'Iinles Pol. Franel.s Ferari. lean woinler. and otherer •whovss.sin>us. dir«H*tor general; Titldas* A. K. ppler. Divb- H-'t- I. r-\-rk: lot I'' V 'S smi who I.ist i-oat" by this time has reiurin-il for his s ;is..ii Wiis gt-it-T.-il .'L'"0l f r Ho- C-»sin'-T"I‘i: n secretary ami treasurer: Tiahly Wanl. ;rem‘ral Sh.-w« N'- 2 b:is s.'-.l his iii---r-'st In tl •' Divio ttr:im?t*. i’oihi., will aKeiit: Whlti** Tln^rmiuist, mastt'r of transperta- .8|i-' lh"U bso-s coiitrli-l. an-l w:Hi h ' »;f.' Ii:is g..m* to oM M.-v JP. utnbT tin* management ‘ tbiii: Utdd. .MarPhersen. rhief niihnal trainer: tn a sw.s.n -n the fl-a-r. thus giving the burglar • HM*n Its seaweti. via> JP. uti«!»T ti li-o ail o,,,s,r|„„||y to steal all b.r iM-aiitlful lew.ls i»f P. t*. Mat heniiotr. Mr. MaelMaelb-riuotl is ii--w I..-! Ib'Hi' Sib'C.X. assistant trainer; W. 11. Wil • lall. r b«so* un time colba'tliig ev-'ry Ililiig iMMiklnjr t ..iiee^sit.iiH fer the snmmnimm-r. ami eiiii l-e Hams, iiiaiiag-'r Mantle Sl-ow : Ji-bn St-s-k. man- .\. .M. Wli'i.v I--! w-'H >\vn in lii-- atblressed In ean* ttf the p.irk at ills , agi-r KaU-'iijamiiti'r KtsHe; Viet-'r D. la'vili. -•arnlval fl- l-l. Is'.•..iirti,.-.! I-- bis b.-ine :n R-In -Cofitiiimsl --II |iag«' 41 t ail a||»e*rs In this Iswin* Ma-lam-' Marcella, mixe-l Is'- k. l<-wa. 16 X ti e O 1111> o a r d FEBRUARY 20, 1909.

The present popularity of roller skating is not conflned to America alone. In fact, its vogue might be said to be even a little stronger in Europe than it Is on this side of the water. The report of skate manufacturers in the British Isles would attest this if there was no other evidence. But. Skating in addition to this, we have the testimony of rapidly increas- C«nto«»ts Ing numbers of roller skating rinks, some of which are con- In 1-Ingland. structed at enormous expense, and with all the latest improve* ments for skaters and audience. The London contests, forecast in this issue of The Billboard, will bring together in seven of the largest cities of England, the greatest speed skaters from all corners of the earth. This alone is sufficient to successfully con¬ W. H. DONALDSOK trovert the argument of some con.servatlves that the present vogue of roller M&naffiiiir Editor. skating is not more than a revival of that of a dozen years ago. There are PTBLKHED WEEKLY AT greater facilities now for its promotion and advancement. America will send 416 Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, U. S. A. at least seven or eight speed skaters who hope to win in the contests. liOB# DisUaoe Telephone. Main 2768. Cable Addreaa (redstered) “Bllljboy.' Harley David.son is already on his way to Europe to participate not only in the races but in arranging the preliminaries for the event. NEW YORK. LONDON, ENGLAND. It is going to be the biggest event in the history of roller skating. Colta D, Ilollaud Halldlnc, 1440 Broa<1«'a7. 178 Temple Cbambera, E. C. Tele(ib>/iM‘ (.Vbtral 16.10 Bryaut. CHICAGO. PARIS, FRANCE. 808 Kchllter Bldg., 101 ](« Randulpb fit. 121 Itue Muiitmartn*. Aside from its possible effects upon the booking agencies, the nets Ttrlepbone r«'OlraI .18.14 Engagement Bureau established by the Actor.x’ Fund ha.« Its phases of Interest SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. for professionals throughout the country. The usual percentage fee will Ur8’ F'und ceive attention in proportion to their records and their /ddreas sil coiuniimics ions for the editorial or business departments to Ttie Bllllsoard F*ut>ll«tilng Companv* Engagement fitness for the vacancie.s that are to be filled. A nominal Rurcau. fee of three dollars will be charged for each applicant Subscription, 64 a year; 6 months, 62; 3 months, 61. Payable in advance. entering his name on the Bureau’s books, together with his No extra charge to foreign subscribers. description, a list of his previous late engagements and the amount of salary ADVERTTSINO R\TBV-T«reatjr cents per line, agate measurement. Whole page, $140; half, page. 970; quai ter-page for which he will work. A number of re.sponslble and experienced men will have the new Bureau under their supervl.sion, and this further insures the

THE BILLBOARD U for tele on ell tnint end newt-ilendt tbrongbont the United State* success of the venture. and Canada, wbicb are lopplied by the American Hew* Co., and it* branche*. When not on It is not believed that the exchanges who do busine.ss along legitimate *al* plea** notify thi* office. Bemittance* ehould be made by poet^office or expre** money order, or regiitered letter i lines will be affected other than in a beneficial way. It Ls known that they addre**ed or made payable to The Billboard Publiehing Company. | will not oppose or antagonize the project upon the ground of its Injuring Tbe editor can not undertake to return nnaolicitod manuacript; eorreapondent* *hould keep copy, i their business. It Is agreed generally that the purpo.ses of the bureau are When it i* nece**ary to wire u* inetmetion* and copy for adeertieement*. great aaring in ! the matter of telegraph toll* may be had by recourae to the Donaldaon Cipher Cod*. I altruistic and that It is a valuable auxiliary of the Actors’ Fund. The Actors’ Entered a* Beoond-Claa* Matter at Poat-office, Cincinnati, 0, I Society has operated an Engagement Bureau or Exchange for a number of years, under less auspicious circumstances, and without the co-operation of

THE EXPIRATIOH OF EACH 8UB3CRIPTI0M i* indicated on tbe printed wrapper. Kindly I the influential men who have now allied themselves for the promotion and renew promptly, to avoid miaaing iaauea. success ©f that to be e.stablished by the Actors’ Fund. ALL COMPLAINTS of non-receipt of The Billboard or change* of addreaa ahonid be made direct to the publication office, 416 Elm Street. Cincinnati. Ohio, where they will receive prompt • attention—and not to any branch office or agent. When notifying os of change* of addreaa, give [ eld a* well a* new addreaa No adrcrtlaement meaaorlng lea* than Bve line* accepted. | An incident of the Florida State Fair at Tampa, that will be of Interest to concessionaires and privilege people generally, was that of the revocation NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.—The Billboard’* advertiaing patron* will greatly eblige by ' tending in the copy for their advertiaementa a* earlv a* convenient, inatead of waiting till the ' of a license granted for the sale of confetti on the streets during the fair aat moment. AU ada received early in the week will receive preference in poaition and diaplay. [ The case was taken into court. The privilege man to whom May the license had been granted being the complainant, and the The LONDON ERA i* on aale at The Billboard office, dneinnati, Ohio. Price, tea cent* per Establish State Fair Association the defendant in the case. Both were copy. The Billboard may be bed in London at the office of The Era. I*r©ccdent. represented by the ablest of counsel and the arguments were exhaustive on both sides. It was argued by the counsel for Katurday, February 20, 1009, the defendant that no one had a right to sell confetti on the streets of : Tampa during the State Fair, even when holding a license from the city t council, and the Judge ruled in favor thereof. The case is of Interest Insofar Rumors and reports are multiplying like the sands of the seas the.se j as it will have its bearings upon others of a similar nature in different part> days. Independent organizations are springing up over night like mush¬ i of the country from time to time. rooms. The situation Is full of unexpected Incidents and turns, all of which, no doubt, have been anticipated. Whatever the outcome may Tlie be, so far as It affects manufacturers and dealers, it is going to

Film result In a general amelioration of the motion picture business. The circus press agents have been emuluting each other during the daye Situation. Unworthy exchanges will be weeded out, those who would man¬ preceding the opening of the season In the publishing of reports of feature en- ufacture Indecent and sugge.stlve films liable to call down the ! gagements for their respective organizations. opposition of the law, will be precluded. The sound business system will be ! The latest Is to the effect that the Sells-Floto Show has Circus offered Enrico Caruso $225,000 for the season to sing under Installed throughout, and the whole situation will sift itself down to a com¬ Pres.s .'\gents their tent as a feature of the performance. The Knight of the mercial basis that it ha.s lacked in the past. Getting Busy. Pen wielded in the interest of the Sells-Floto Show succeeded The popularity of motion picture films has grown so rapidly that the In further getting a report through the press that Caruso had business simply took the bit into its mouth and ran away. The curb rein is accepted this offer, and that his engagement with the Metropolitan Opera Company would be succeeded by that with the Sells-Floto Show, The details now being adjusted and the balancing influences applied. We will have I were given as follows; surer and saner business methods in the film world. We will probably have 1 Ten weeks’ salary at $7,500 a week was to be deposited in any New York better films and in greater variety. The subjects will be chosen with greater I bank which Caruso might designate as his preference, and that the contract regard for real merit, and the prestige of the motion picture theatre will be I had been signed by Caruso and mailed to the proprietors of the show in 1 Denver. elevated. Revolutions are necessary in every business, especially where it r Such stories as these, while heing manifestly without even the foundation Is international in its scope. We are witnessing one in the motion picture ! of truth to the initiated, are always instrumental In arousing the Interest of the world at the present time. Like other revolutions, it is sure to have its j circus-going public, and while they may be regarded as legitimate Instru- tieneficlal influences and its good results. 1 ments for beguiling the tedious days of the late winter, they would hardly be regarded in the same light after the show had taken the road and failed to produce the features represented.

The fact that the metropolitan newspapers have commenced to interest themselves in the moving picture business is tangible evidence that it has j

become a real factor in municipal affairs. Motion picture theatre licenses | The New York daily press was replete with reports during the past week themselves are a source of considerable revenue "for cities | to the effect that several Influential metropolitan producing managers had al¬ Picture and counties, and every big city newspaper is printing col- , lied themselves with Anthonv Comstock’s prescriptions, and were endeavor¬ ing to weed out every vestige of Immorality, so-called, that ’Theatre umns of matter relative to films and motion picture pho- I Muck Rakins Infests the performances given at some of the New York the- A Pt*ature. tography under display headlines from week to week. j Not atres. Just how far the Journalists, so-called, have allowed In San Francisco the Board of Supervisors has been j Needed. their imagination to color their reports. It Is Impossible to say at this time, but it is hardly probable that the action will go brought to a realization of what the motion picture men's infiuence really i any further than the declaration of the managers that they are opposed to Is and how deeply this form of amusement Is rooted In the hearts of the I the lasciviousness In attractions that gain their advertising through this fea¬ people. I ture alone. This la not more true now than It was a decade or a quarter of a -When Mayor McClellan, of New York City, issued an edict closing all \ century ago. There are a few managers In the business who are willing to sacrifice the general reputation of the stage for their own private gain, but motion picture theatres subject to the Investigation of the Fire Board, he ' the majority of them realize that In doing this they call down the antagonism brought down upon himself a storm of remonstrances from the New York j not only of the law, but of the people, through the stirring up of sentiment public. ! by the newspapers, and thus materially Injure the interests of all. It needs no The motion picture theatre has come to be recognized as a strong. Im¬ outside Influence to keep the stage clean. The people will do it for them¬ selves even If the managers were not Interested to the extent of doing It. portant and legitimate factor In the amusements of the people of every Even the unscrupulous realize Just how far they can go without inviting the metropolis. opposition of their contemporaries and their patrons. FEBRUARY 20, 1909.

LATE NEW YORK NEWS. xtre fix' the entire remainder of the aeaton, and It ahoiild aiiri>rlae no one were It to run well Into the hot nioiitha of the aiimmor. POTPOURRI OF NEWS I.Ittle Mlaa Gretchen Hartman, who haa Hcoved an inipresaire aucceas In support of Mr. Willlim T. IIiMiKe. Itootb Tarklngton. Harry Henry K. Dlxey, In Mr. Henry W. Savage's I.eon Wllaon and The Man from llooie, th« ixialuctlon of the big comedy drama aucceas, atar, the aiitliom. and the play, that hare kept Mar.v Jane's I*a, haa been selected by her as- the Aator Theatre crowded alnce the middi* aort- My Wife, Mlea Doro will N'gin a New Ycxk ant factor, to ri'<|uest the Committee on Child Jesse Jewell Dies from Injures Received in Fall—Perry seaaon of Imleflnite length In a comxal,v that Lalair Laws, to recommend legislation which will haa found ao inucb favor that Mr. i>'rohman haa already made a contract with Meeara. Ga and Smith Buy Lemen Brothers’ Shows—Bits of News xaiilt and Morton to write a new play for Mlaa I>oro next aeaaon. from All Points of the Compass. Charlea Pnxhman haa Juat recelvexi a letter from W. Somerset Maugham, the author of Jack Straw and of f.ady Krwlerlck. dated from Italy. In which the playwright aaya; "1 have started work on the new play which la designed KSSK JEWEf.L. the originator of Jewell's with nraemie poisoning on february 0. He J for Mr. John l>rew, bxit 1 have lieen III lately, MInnIkIna. met bis death last week In an never fully recovered conaclouaneaa. which haa thrown me back on my work, and I actors’ Isiarxtlng house, next door to the Nov. Walker bad been connected with the Ander- shall not be able to go «>ver to America thia elty Theatre. Drlggs avenue. Brooklyn. He bad aon-Zh gler theatrical Interests for many years. been In poor health for some time and on several Cw ine past three years he had been devoting month, aa I had hoped.” occasions within the last few months had been his entire time to the Walnut Street Theatre taken with attacks of vertigo. He must have as press agent and assistant manager. He was DEATH OF BENJAMIN HURTIG, OF been taken with such an attack while at tbj top known to nearly every member of the theatrical HURTIG & SEAMON. of a lligbt of stairs, for be was beard to fall and was found at the bottom of the atalra with hla nxxk broken. Benjamin Hurtlg. of the theatrical producing After a doctor had nronottnced him dead BEN D. CROSE. firm of Hurtlg 3c Seamon. ami one of the most the Naty was removed by the police to the xvidely ktsiwn magnates In the country, died liedford Avenue station. at A:ilO o'clmk a. m.. Febniary Bl. at hla res Mr. Jewell's wife, son and daughter are on Idence. No. '2.186 Si'venlh avenue, after three 1 Western tour with the mannikin art which years of suffering from a malignant tumtx. be Invented and are this week In Oakland. Cal. For more than a year Mr. Hurtlg had not He was sivty-six years of age and an English¬ been able to walk unassisfeil. He was told man. having come to this country some ten three years ago there was no boja. for hla re years ago with the act, which made him well covery from the tumor, and. notwithstanding koewn. He was at work on a new mannikin this, he was active In busliuss up to a short »ct which was to be much mope compllcatexl time befor*- his death. He gave bis personal and novel than the one In which hla family Is attention to every detail of the big business, now starring. Ills ventriloquial powers were which la said to have bnsight him a fortune of remarkable. more than $l,nnu.n. and hla partner never The flying ballet and transformation scene, made a move without consulting him. with which be concluded hla mannikin act. on Dr. E. T. Tull attend.d Mr Hurtlg. ami last the miniature stage, measuring perhaps 12 feet June called Dr, Wllll irn T. Bull In consultation. In width and 8 feet In height, was one of the I.ut both agree.l that ther.' was no hoi>e for most Ingenious effecta yet devised In thla line Mr. Hurtlg. and Dr. Bull was nstonlsh...! that of work. he lived ao long with a tumor of such sire and malignancy. Dr. Bull said It was the largest A FRIEND OF PROFESSIONALS tumor he had ever aeen. ami that medical rec oials showe.1 no case of a larger one. It was MARRIES. on Mr. Ilurtig’a hip. Mr. Hurtlg was t.'l yearn obi. ami leaves a Mr. Thomas Bryant and Mlaa A. M. Kenny, widow: but there la a large family cmnectlon. •f Bntte. .Mont., were nnited In marriage at nearly all of whom work f.x the Arm. the home of the groom laat week. Mr. Hurtlg was born In Nashville. Tcnn., While not in theatrical work. Mr. Bryant It forty-three vears ago. He went Into the show known to more members of the profx>sslon than business with the Barnum * Bailey Circus • ny other person in Butte. twenty years ago. selling b'lmmade and nin- lie la the genial superintendent of the orig¬ ning a tilde show In CIncInn'itl. .\fterward he inal mine, the only mine In Bntte that Invites h,n"ame Interested In balbsm ascensions, and ill visitors In the elty to visit It. and be shown engaged the first balloonist for the Barnum A • hroiigb the lower workings. Bailey Circus. During the In-wey celebratbai he The opportunity to go 2.100 feet underground had entire charge of th" gr.,nd sta'.x.l ab>ng the l« embraced by nearly all. and the pIctUB'a In lltie of march. Hla wife was Sa.lle Hurtlg. The the iiffice show Mme. Nordlca, Richard Mans- Arm cimalsted of hla brother. Jules, ami Max il.'Id and many other notables of the stage In .\. Seamon. They ha.l the Y.xkvllle Theatre. 'he overalls and Jumper of a miner. Metropolis Theatre ami the Hurtlg A Seamon Music Hall on 12r>th strext. ts-sldes a ntimlter of road companies. BUY LEMEN BROS.’ SHOW. Tlte firm formerly operated a theatre In Brooklyn. Aa a proilucer he conflne,! hla attea Messrs. Perry snd Smith, managers of Perry lion principally to vaudeville and hurleatins. and Smith's Consolidated Railroad Shoxrs, hare and It was he who Induced m.my of the chain piirebaaed the Icemen Bros.* entire show prop¬ plon prlae fighters to go on the stage. erty. Including twenty foxir ears, wagons, ani¬ mals, horses: In fact, the entire proposition. The I.emen Show Is now loeated at IValann. Mo. It has not been definitely decided whether the show will be ot'cned at Norfolk. Neh.. (the At a meeting of the Board of Dlrx'ctors of the winternnarters of the Smith and Perry Sbowl Interstate Live Stork Fair Assoelstitm held at or at Dodson. Messrs. Perry and Smith will Slouv City. Iowa. February 8. 1!M»!». Joe Mor¬ add four or five more eara and more baggage ton waa elected secretary to succeed F. L. Wl stock, alao atrengthen up the menagerie. riek. Mr. Morton Is a lawyer by profession, was ANOTHER CARTOON PLAY. rotinty attorney of D'Brlen Count.y for aeveral terma. He waa secretary of the Sheldon Fair fix the past two years, one of the foremiist Easter Sunday In Anrora, HI., the premiere cisinfy fairs of Iowa, and In thla jiosltlon of the new mnalral play, written hy Ralph showed s markeil ability In Ita management, Kettering, will be glren and another cartoon having made It a greater success than In any play added to our list. Fatty Felix It la called, nrcvlous vears. declaring a diTidend to Ita atixg- and that rharaeter already familiar through the holders of ten |>er cent, each year. He waa ap^ newspapers, will be seen ss the resson of It all. tMxInted, bv President R.sxscyelt. postmaster at The eompany. headed hy Harry BIrteh and Marie Cnrmn. will soon begin rehesrsals sf the Col- Sheldon. Iowa, but reslgi^ the '"‘•''■••j'' tion. effi-etlve January. to take up hla leab lege Thestre. Chirsgo. The four of Fatty Felix denee In Slouv City, to Praetlre law^llc waa will he under the direction of J. W. Wllllama. and John Ryley will he the man ahead. brought o of nt tho s^ioiix i iiy Aa antletpated hy the friends of Daniel Froh- FsD FyeryG. ng will be ibme *>» the manag^ man and hla wife, Margaret tlllngton. a per¬ ment. to make the fair of " manent aeparatlon and divorce of the conple ■ --•...iss. *»vs> And boAt h**ld. •eema to be Imminent. A late report states that the parties hare agreed npon the ground of dlyoree. Ineompatihlllt.r, In the same eon NEW VAUDEVILLE ACT. aectlon. It la atated that the llvorce will he fol- lowed by the early marriage of Miss tlllngton to E. J. •owes, an Oakland (Cal.I mining msg The Lyeemn Theatre. CIneinnali. O.. o|xn«l aa a ten-eent Tawlcyille and picture bouse on nafe. Mr. Fmhman and MIsa Illington were Sunday, Jaiiuary .11, atal baa lieen a proaouiir.sl success from the start. Tbx- lease on the theatre marrieil Noyemher, l!l«l. la Dow held by'the Dixie Auius«>nieDt t'o.. of lDiliatia|N>lis, of nbleli Mr. Croee Is the general man Mger ami s,s-retarT trx'asurer. The Dixie Ainnseiiient Co. also controls the new Gayety Theatre in Itiillanaisilla muleh was ronxerted Into a ramleville ami pletiire iHiuse ami is coiiducteil as a r?l::’:!rx^:;'or.r.r?.o.teV;frer^ MONTREAL ICE CARNIVAL OPENS family theatre. It It the |>ollry of Mr. Crose to glx-e well-balanced billa of yaudeville, and to cater to ladles and children and the family patronage. treasurer of the Olympic Music Hall. . two hope to soon be In The storming of the lew pslaee wss the fea- s a brother of George Mill* ' tnre of the program of February 11. and Ihe er monologlst. and Mr. *’'^*''"*1^5.,,’, ^al opening of the lee Camiral. It was at- prnfeaslon who visited Cincinnati, and bad a tlona which alTeet the kiddlea who labor In the ttle brother of the rich" '-•'T'c ’v^> tirked hy 2.noo uniformeil snowahoers. dlrlded large roterie of friends. He bad been III al his busy niiinufaetxxles. the legislature will lie iHUiie at 'Jlllll Resiling Rosil for seversl weeks lirayml to enact Uwa In keeping with the cir "he logsldc of the bovoUce ‘-f Into two seetlona. The French eamiTal. snow- .•K„ee he itln-ets the paste hoard dlstrlbo shoen gathered In the West. Thoxiaanda of prevlouf to Ills admlitance to the City llos riinislanm.* P*'ople, Wearing fancy winter eontiimi'a, saw tba pital. Walker was U years of age and aln itwing to the fart that abe Is the best known 'rrlval of the riee-regal party. gle. rhibi actress In New York, and berauae of her Intelligence. Miss Hartman haa been bimoreil with the position of chairwoman of the Iro- EDNA WALLACE HOPPER WED engagement ANNOUNCED. TOLEDO CASINO PARK CHANGES IMWIanl juvenile committee. She la aurel.y the DEO. MANAGEMENT. yiHingcst emissary who has ever gone to Al hsny for the purpose of appearing before and Ilotus-r to A. .\nnouneement has Juat been made of the ap- Hiblresslng a eommlttee of bgislatxxs on a quM' •n announced, (iroachlng marriage of Rav H. Ixason. hnal- Miin 111 state law. ice November The Toleilo Casino Dark and Theatre at To- neas mnnsger of the Ona 8nn Booking Offlees. Mrs. Frances Hislgson Burnett’s very unus¬ was f.iamerly at 8pringfli.|d. O.. to Mlaa I.ee Tulsa, known as Iiulo. O.. will be eontrolleil by Charles Edcson and Alx Sliapiro during the coming si-ason. Tlie ual play. The Dawn of a To-morrow, which ■vnlsa. "Tlie Girl with the Big Black Eves.” offers Miss Elesnix Rohson as elfactive a part old company Ineliubsl Mlqiie Coben and Mike The ceremony will take place May 15 at the as that excellent young actress has yet had Gslerman. a bndher of Kathryn Gstemisn. who ^Menee of Mr. and Mrs. 0ns Sun. In Sprlng- In till' course of her six seasons ss a star, bss la now on the road with hla alster'a abow. The RAYMOND HITCHCOCK’S NEW s|ipsrently won a permanent hold n|>on New Night of Ihe Dlay. York thestregoers. The Lyceum Theatre Is VEHICLE. The new mansgement will make extensive cmxx'ileil nlglitly, SMILEY” WALKER DEAD, altcralinna and a large amount will he s|ient on Wilton Larkaye and Cleveland Moffeft’a play. alteratlnna and remoileling. Ahe Shapiro, was The Battle, still prove aa |sipnlar an attrar- formerly msnager of the Empire Tlwatre. To- Walker, well known theatrleal man. tlon as when the atar ami play firat withatooil atl. died at the City Hospital, that Ifilo, snd ls siso a member of the saaixlatlon nary l.t. He was taken to the hos- film firm known as the Superior Film Supply the acid teat ef a metropolitan first night. Thx' au nneonaeiiNia condition, suffering Co. play la sohedulinl to remain at the Savoy Tbe- 18 X ti e e i 11 t> o a r <1 FEBRUARY 20, 1909.

Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker ^ & TENT SHOWS a Baker & Lockwood Circus Tents! T “BUILT TO STAND THE STORMS” Co H. S. Rowe Installed as Sole Owner and Manager of the Having studied the peculiar conditions of the show business, and hav¬ ing supplied canvas to nearly every show in the U. S., we are better able to a Norris and Rowe Show—E. Warren Buys Half Inter¬ satisfy you than at any time in the past. ft est in the Louden and Tuttle Show—“Punch” Wheeler QQ BUY A “BAKER” BARGAINl Returns to His First Love, the Robinson Shows Cj:

Baker & Lockwood Mfg. Go., - Kansas City, Mo. ??- a f^ SUN BROS.’ RAYS FROM THE SUN¬ inp ••very prominent otticlal of the Isthmian Ciinal Commission. ^ Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker NY SOUTH. No more critical audience could be Imapined lliaii one of tlii'si' assemlileil lieie; they slmidy won’t stand for a liad act. but are penerona Four new 60 fU 60,000 lbs. capacity. Siiii Mrotlwrs' Shown aro wintoriiit: In their with llieir applause for the worthy ones. The up to ilale anil ooiiiiikhIIoiis ipiartora at IVntral iK-wspais'rs liave never ts'fore di-voted the space Flat Cars on hand for immediate tMty I’ark, Macon. (!n.. where all the cam and to any sliow. that tliey liave plven to Mr. Sldpp's wiKotiK arc heliiR thoronchly overhanled and re Compaii.v and no otlier circus has done the ex¬ delivery. Painted to sntt customer. paired and painted. Wlicn tlie ItMK) season op tensive liilliiip tliat tills one has. .American cir¬ CDs «v.-rvthinc anaind tills pi>|inlar show will Wri*. Dk... a. Hfira Long Dlstanc. Phone and cus Ideas were adopted in the advertisinp and Weatem union In Oars on the hill. The Prof. Chaa. Oerlach will Im the bandmaster, tent will be a KXl-foot roniid t.qi. with three Base Ball, Foot Ball, with sixteen men. Inclndlnp John Shelly. W. S. forty foot mlddl"s. which is larpe enouph to COLUMBllS TENT & AWNING CO. Yates. Thomas Finley, J. J. Blank, J. C. I.onp- aorommoilate all the [leople we exiieet to play Basket Ball, etc., etc. necker. C.. W. Muller, L. F. White. C. E. Tut to; a fifty ftsit with o-ie tlilrty-foot middle for Sen fw CATALOG. COLUMBUS, OHIO. the ilde show; a thirty h.v sixl.v foot cook tie. Wm. J. ITastinps and others. Be Sore and Mention Amonp the heads of the different departments luMtse; a thirty h.v eiphty foot horse tent, and will be found: J. C. Cherry, master mechanic; a forty foot rotrid to|i dressinp tent. There Kind of Uniform Wanted. Circus & Juggling Apparatus, Krnie .\. llonphton. boss hostb'r; T. S. Tucker, will he two platform shows, one niitown and j boss canvasnian; Wm. Kamlolph. forape apent; one on the lot, iHitli of whieli are built on j Clubs, Batons and Noveltlea. Stamp for wapoiis and require but twenty minutes to ! Arthur Webtier. chandelier man; Jolm Revno'ds. Western Uniform Go. catalogue. EDW. VAN WYCK, Cincinnati. 0. pix pare for hnslness. Most of onr new paper ! In charpe of side show canvas; Tlnanas Farle.v. has arrived from the Itiverside I’rintinp Co., ' ai4S. CLARK ST. CHICAGO front door man; B. I.. N<>el. harness maker; and is certainly a work of art. Chas. Hirts-rle. Ihms blacksmith, wltli two as¬ A monster ste«-l [lortahle arena will oocn- , sistants; Frank .1. Sliea. assistant to chande¬ p.v the space lietween the two center poles, and lier man: Jack Bens,ni, Im>ss of the stake and two thirt.v-six f.sit curb rinps n.s|iectlvely on j chain panp. each side. TENTS ' Proprietor and Mrs. A. G. Barnes are busy Show Tenti. Black Tenta. Candy Topa. ROSTER, SHIPP’S AMERICAN CIR¬ . lookinp after all details at quarters, and Man- ] ; nper Jas, .V Morrow is away on im|>ortant Merry-Go-Round Covert, CUS. hiisliiess. Both are hiplily elateil over the And everything in Canvaa. Send for Catalog. lirospeets fur a hip season, whleh ojums at P.irtland. The followiiiir If* fi ctfinph’fo nwt»-r of Shtpp*K DOUGHERTY BROS. TENT & AWNING CO. RIjr Amerif’Hn r'lrciis. now tourinjr PanRtn» Hnd the W**Rt In«11a Inlanfla. Shipp funl Otbhu. HOWARD DAMON CIRCUS. 109-11 South Main Street, St. Louie, Mo. owners: Kdwanl Shipp, niRnn^^T: T. C. OIW»s. tr*'H»*nr**r: Uot F'e1tn«. business mfinajrer: Ilarrv K.'iMirts emaiiatliip from the wtnteniuarters MONKEYS. BABOONS. BEABS. Seakea tlO den. Me<; owan. bandmaster. with ten mnslelans; Boas SI.'), $18, $’2U; Gila Monatera, Mexican Chas. lU.-ili Carroll, boss eanvasman. with of the Howard Daiium Show, arx* to the effect that Maiiap.'r Howard Damon Is as .vet unde¬ lA-opards, Porcupines, Coons Li.fiO; Wolvea $10; twelve ni.’n: Alfred Hurst, in eliarp.* of llphts; imir of Bald Espies. Putnam'a Pet A Wild Oeorpe TiP'k. l>oss hiwtler. The followlnp per¬ cided whether the Damon Clreiis will ofien In tki-Puot Box. Stuck or Flat Cam for tale or Animal Store, 490 Waaliington St., Buffalo, N. T* formers are with the eompanv: Edward Stilpn. tleiieva, April 24, or ship South and o|H‘n Sat- leaae. Storage eapaclty Ski cam. Repair work eipicstrian dlrimtor: Miss Julia Ixiwaiide. prin¬ iirilay. .\iirll 17. This appri'patloii will use l.S millcited. VENICE TRANSPORTATION CO.. cipal and double J.u'kcy act: Martino I.owsnde. ears with the show aiul two in advance. Tlierx* St. Louia. Mo. Spanish rliiB master an.i doiitde jockey; Cix-li will he no |iarade plv.-n hut two hip. free exhl I,ow-ande. principal an.i Indian hurdle act; the hitioiis. one for afterius.n ami one for eveiiinp. OPERA HOUSE BILLPOSTERS I.es Jardys. (apiilibrists. hand to hand tialanclnp Till- pro|H‘rl.v that Mr. Damon has aeqiiin-d is and Jap'.n..se p<‘rch; .\lex iFiwande. boiindlnp as new as any in the luisiness and It will is- You are fx>Uf«h to lime and money nuk rop.. and comedy mule ri.llnp sp»-clalty; ytiss kii.iwii as the Gilt Eilpi' Sluiw of .\merlea. .\« iut; old favliioiuNl Hour vaste. Carrie Kemp. r.>lllnp plobe; Hines Kimball it has only Ims'ii rifently .Its’ided to take this troniw of acsohats; Kiml.all Sisters, double tri- onitit mi the roa.l tli.-re an- not many ii.-ople IU:il\AKI> S roialk WATKIt PASTi: Ciiv Hliu's aerial perch; Jennie Kliiibail. eiipap.'d at pres.’iit. However, Joe Pole will Is- cl.si.l swinp; ermr ai d all you uoimI to luix it U w'r<‘ p.’rf..rniaiice- .T..I111 iin.i Ony Hines, h'llanc. of tile trappinps aii.l dressinp rooui. They are e

i1 for w apoiis ilrtiially iii’W. him • lie 1 s| pati •nap. that lia .'v..r 1.. SHOW PAINTINGS civeu •Hsf in tlii untrv. ''XBI. ?10. 111x12. kl.'i. 10x20. $-J.V A. W. Tle-r.. i.r'iiau.'.' w|i ilmost MILLARD A CO., 117 Third Ave. (near 14th il ls M It le en TDNY, THE WDNDERFUL CHIM¬ St.) New York. F.iriiu.rly lll••lllln■r of the firm !■ alwa.'s t1l|.-.l PANZEE. DEAD. iiii.i .Miiiiapiiip artist of the .8tii,ti.> of E. J. 1 tile i>itron-ipi* lliiydi-ii .V ('ll. Islliiiiiis iiicliid- ■■.Mi— Telly." I W ♦•Ihlerfully llll»dIiL'elit Chiiiii tins I. jiubritTL' r. tie* FOR SALE—RIGGS WILD WEST SHOWS of Orrvlll* Phone, CxnxI 3664. Established 1865. . tiled il few driy"* illTO NeHt**t*t ni»d best t>\*» rar *Mitflf on the ioa*l. I'au and wa** laid <»ut In • at4. t:uiis. sathlb-f*. I'ist um*’:*. waAfou**, (Hitu pi- V till’ piriiio. at :any rate It was a !iio th>\t It' la'f audible lift**: WE HAVE FOR LEASE St’iid f«»r INt. All ****rr**'|M*iid«’iu*e (*he4*rfully an niM't w “ir *» ! Iiit**!|»r*l**4l by them to .'Klft. and tttift. lonp. fur shipping acen swi’f***!. C. W. HIGGS, St. Louii, Mo. ni«*an by4-.*' ARS'’ C H n w autoiiHihlles. advance, baKKtt)C*‘> CIRCUS TENTS urivllepe. st.K'k amt m.-rrypu run lids. Itealrabb* f»»r 4h*>w amt eirem* etuiioaiilea Henatuiable it:xts i'ok hi nt. BUYS ONE-HALF INTEREST. ratei. THE AUMS PAI.ACK IHUtSK TAU Hi. 8!« I 'a-t l*t :ii l St.. ( l.\< I.W ■,'11. < >. \ftttiN*iii«*«*k Kbia . ('hieaao. Ill f»i!“ half iiii**H’sf ill th** l.oinb-ti A* 'J'utib* oljmjti*' Sliow lia' !•'*•11 piir*’li:i'*’*l !•> K. War¬ THE BEST SCENERY AND ren an*! it will be kn*»wit as th«‘ l.••Mden \ War BEAR CUBS FOR SALE ren ( ■-iiiblin’d Slum'. Mr. W:irr»‘ii Ini'* had e

C-G Perfected Flat Foldin M lie Irwin Sharp Shooiing, Gun and Hat Spinning, while standing on a slack wire. 2d ACT--Club Swinging.

Kitty May Irwin CARNIE-GOUDIE MEG. lO. Close Bending Hand Balancing, and all the Kansas City, .... Mis: late tricks in Contortion. 2d ACT~Contortion Rings.

EDW. P. NETTMAMN, JB.. Prait. WALTER F. DRIVER. Vioe-PrMt. Wm. J. Irwin JOHN C. McCAEFERT, Trua. EDW. R. LITZINOER. Bm. Head Balancing Trapeze, and his great lamp and Swivel Trapeze and all the late tricks. 2d ACT—Swinging Perch. United States Tent Address AV’.M. J. IRW IN, Showman JACKSONVILLE, FLA. and Awning Co. 47-53 South Desplaines Street, DICKEY’S CIRCLE D RANCH STREET, Season begins l»lrkoy*j4 ('irolo I> Knnrh Krontl**r I>ny Long Distance Telephone, Metropolitan him rontrAOt with th»» iimnnK«>m«*nt of lILLINOIS. Opera House, th«*y hpi* to o|i«*ii Mt ltlv«*rvir\^ on 12 fttr the rntlro wnnon of 21 wo«»k’*. .Munnjf^r Easter Sunday, IHokoy will oiH’ii tin* wIm»u in S«oithw«‘st MU- April 11th. For »*»iirl. iit»ont April 2U. Thr* Cln h* I) oiitfit Is to ronsNt of On |M*opIo tinil hond of stock. 2r> 1ST OF- open time, ap cowN>ys and r»»wirlrls. Sh*iix Ihdi tns and 12- piocc cowboy hand, and th**lr ohjeot N to ply to f»‘atiirc an exact rcpn^lncthin of th^sc famonii NEW AND SECOND-HAND SHOW PARAPHERNALIA IN STOCK frontier day exhibitions htdd In the Western center*, where «klll. horvrnirtn**hlp and dare- John Qrahim, th’viltry pri'VHiled.

NAVAJO NED SHOW SOLD Wm. BIcy. Director. Now York City, r F KIkxIoh «t>Ini|MTty. ftiv. of INVESTIGATE THIS 111.' NiiTiijo X.'il IiiiliMn roni!r*s« xml HI'.ti.ploxI Wllil Wt'iit on Fi'l.nixry S. to .l..hn Kartell, who liiia mi»vor Mr. Reeves Is S|M'niling the winter at his home. l.'iSI N. Park avenue. Philadelphia. Pa. Have open tinip for parks, fairs, vaiide On Jamiiirv 2r>. James Oiitton and Co., with the ('Irens Sehtinian. Berlin, appi'ared WHO WAS FOUMKRI.Y ON STOCK li.v eofiimaml. iM-fori' the Km|»eri»r and Kmpri'ss Address “THE BILLBOARD \\ ITH GKNTHV SHOW, WUITK AT of Cerm.iny. .Veeorilhig to ri'iiorts Mr. Ihit Ion's net Is a Idg sfiecess alirmid. *)NT'K to GKXTm lUHI.s., Itl.OO.M- Herre and Hieks will auain. this IMiTOX, I.MHW.V, *»f*n**<*n In' cue of the H|H*<'iHl fealiiri’j* with thf* i’niiipiM'il llrothepd* A*f»n'*f*lhl.‘»t»*«l ThN make* tht'lr M'(*ond *e.*tNofi with that aATitre^M WANTED- Female GYMNASTS tion. to work in big aerial act of reputation. Open soon. State full particulars in first Thn‘4* Marveloti.*^ advntice'l letter quick. Address ha\c alArned with Kiimlliit; Hri>ther»** Slot Machines Shown fiR* the nenN»»n of 11MI!>. B. E. WILLS JACKSONVILLE, FLA ■ Hplin. Miiton4*<»|M's. lArop IM<’liiren, Aiito- Tlio Whirlinir ha Mora Si.sters )iav*» h1u!ic*| cfHitraet'k witli A';onphdl ItrotloTsi’ Sh**wv tie I'Imiioi*; eImi t Krtiil Orehentrloii. mid n TH£ WORLD'S FOREMOST nf liiiiiiy othrr nlot iiiN<‘hiii<*ii fi»r nnh * very for the e«»tiilni; sea'»“f» •S'!'' V.M.KNSI, Hoard Avo.. New Yorl Wm. Oilman, the wrli-known con- tractlnK ap*nt. nill !«• with the Nfirrls and OPFRA CHAIR&—OPERA_ _ CHAIRS. II. .S. itowe Shown tlie etmilnc neason. I'Y. Tel. (fJiVt .'iMh. Ilirj Ifway, N. Y. ('. ry the ln'at line of 0|M'ra ('hair*. Andilo- “!*nn4*h*’ Wh* elt^r has ht*en f'lnrapeil Porialile. Folding aid Oiildiair Seating on an prekin repr*’'*entjitiM’ for the Koliiiinon Ten narkel. My prtc'a ai>' the hiweat. I can nitf Show** Parki, Fairs, Vaudeville and Carnivals. yon mom'.v on your m'ating. Write, wire leplione iM'fore Ituylng. Oniek delivery gnar 4C—World Famous Artists—40. Tin- most |Hi|.nlar park iiitiale attraction In III.' world. For d. Second hand ehal'-a alw.iya on hand. l.'rms aiHl ..p.-ii time, atidreaa J, M. HARRISON, Manager. 465 W. Van Burea St. , Chicago. III. SHOWMAN'S HEADOUARTERS Ifoii't forget while in SI. I.onia to make voiir headi|narters at "JAKE'S PLACE, 1525 Market St. Tnaipera Expert Circus Contractor alnaya welianne .-s'lid In yoiir lelierhemlM and idioloa and hav^ llieiii displaye.l lUlltMiard ami H. L. (Buck) MASSIE > Open for Engagement. t'llplH'r on tile. Address, 26 N. John Street, care of RINK, LIVERPOOL, ENG. •SOLD EVERYWHERE— For Show Parades, Horse and Pony Acts, Advertising l^ttv- iH'.'.s. etc. Send for price list. Manufactured by M. 8CHAEMBS. 618-614 Metropolitan Ave., Brooklyn, N. T. ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED Xtie Billboard FEBRUARY 20, 1909.

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The Ktlll.iarrl want* ■ reprwntatlve In every city iKit alrea.ly provided for. Only hORtlers need apply. Mu»t be young man of good P^rwnal addreaa. permanently Iwated. who • d letter for publk-alion, and wb* baa a keen eye for uewa and bualueaa. A liberal cuiumlaalon paid ou all buslopaa aecured. Terms easy. Write for particulars to Correspondents Department. the Monse 14; Texas 18: Her First Violin 21; ALABAMA. VALLEJO. — XOVELTV (Sam MendeUon. GEORGIA. mgr. I IVreuds an>l Uret-n, Tbomas and i’ayne. Mies I’etticoats 23; At Sunrise 24; iloueymooo BniSriHOHAM.-.M.UESTIC THEATRE (O. ' arj “ioVrn^“plc?IJre. vf^i^lk „ . ... ii.gr.. Illgh.la« vaudeville. IMIl i o7 To “ “ ^ moving pictures n.rUHir mgr.) The John B. Wills Jluslcal bLOOMIKOTOH.-CRAND OPERAERA HOfHEHOrSE or wees of Fell. s. Will Itswls and Ella V.ai ' *'"• }■ '“.''ilr j (Frank Raleigb. mgr.) l.lttle Ml»sMiss Bluebird Kaufman. In black farrljo.. Ju v. Bower, and Co. and the Castleacope. Dj Tb»* MnUlMim Trio. Id a aiiinii'Ml coiiii^ly i CI'IITIS lA K & K C Sniutz»T niKn« I , '^*'**^** »‘*UK and dunce artist; ^ and Uarrl- BEABD8T0WN.—^iKAND ()I*KRA IlOl^K flash.,. That Girl:Girl; The Four Mas...... Masons and Corrlne | Varleyparley and PrewottP^lcott Trio.I'rlo. Azalea Foiint.-ilne.Fm.nlalne. ! ^ K'Inlje VnTu-*.!'®: ^ Francis, In their laughable absiirdlt.v. The Conn 1 Kimball and Diuiavan. Casev ami LeClaIr and brette; Matiel Kenned.v, song and dance; Rau Yankee Doodle Girls 10; Dora Thome 23. try S> h.sd. BIJilC THEATRE (M. L. Sea- I Saoua week of 15. .M.VJESTIC (Daniel F. Mc- "7.College. ; i-oy. mgr.l .Mile. Joyce Gray. Royal Musical JEll-KRSn.N rilKAritE (.Mr. Donglaa. mgr.l f|\>. .Mr. and .Mrs. KdwanI Esmond. Johnnie ,ur... ,v.i> ,v,.... L.rf,. ."..1.-.-; .’ll ,; a »?■«■: a ^vSij” ?• Feb. 1.. IH Wright Is.Hmer In The Shepherd Fields. Jr.. .Mallie snd Hart. The C.aipers ami Swveney and It.aiuey. novelty dancing I ri,^ Hashers 6; The Lion ami th- King. G.\\E1\ THEATRE (K. A. Anlie. j The Zello Tr.mpe week of 13. BRDADWAV rrlpplett. Hamll on and Company In a serlw „,ek„a„.Bessey Co. week of 15; '■.R"n''w.iy lUrla. , ,|vter McCmirt. mgr.) Gn.v Standing and The ALAMO TME.XfRE (trank Senler. mgr.) High- R.d»-ris In The Right of Way week of A co|i^. Tllh UllA.M) III. L. KlD^uian, nr,a,|.>D Downlnjc and Co., Marathon Comedj or'f* “'''‘'"K TARoR GRA.ND tl'eter McCourt, mgr.) 0|H-nlng on teb I with vaudeville and mining R.smtza and Arno Dixie Har tCIa TIlKATItR (4, ilnnirlcb. ni}rr.) Mi^b* j siiorc Ai'ri*>* of 14. pictures. The Wren Trio as headliners. Week j (, Dowucy and Willard. Cecilia Hob Claas vaiidevltle and moving pictures. ACDI BOULDER. -CURRAN OPERA HOUSE (R. Feb. 8, Byron Spann and Co—pany, comedy ‘ .n.i r.i.iio Rosa s-io-k nf k TORH’M (Prof. McConnell, mgr.) Pure Fowl sketch and rifle artist.. THE SUPERRA (Ban '*• P. Penny, mgr.) Tlllie Olson 3; The Virginian DIXON.—STAR VAUDEVILLE (Wm.

al.„ II 1 : I- IFSTIC (W T Tunner mgr 1 J.s P "HfUfo ’8: The Clansman 19. i tng. OALESBURO.—AUDITORIUM (Dr. L. T En"wm r m''a.^"D^,Vom' flaVeTs' 7n"'th^Vle'y^'-'Ai”- I ARTHUR M. ROBINSON. ' Dorsi-y, mgr.l Black Crook. Jr.. 1; Camera Bisters. ORPHEUM (E B IlillTard mg?r H ^ ' AMERICU8.-OPERA HOUSE (W’. H. C. ' phone Pleturca 2; Top o’ the World 3; Dora Week of 8 J Farlv Hughes Bergeri <«lsiers LONGMONT.—DICKEX’S OPEP..4 HOUSE Dmiley, mgr.l Moving idctun-s and songs week Chas. Oli-ott, Blanchird and Foster and H.ighea ! ®Kr.) Tilly Olson 30; Vau , of 8. GLOVER S OPERA HOUSE .Thiai. I • nd Bugert. i devllle 3-0. .Bell, mgr.) Jelfi-rson Brother. In The Rivals ADLFAkizsAB ' TRINIDAD.—WE.ST (Earl Coole, mgr.) The , •-’•t. U.NDER UA.N’VAS—Cosmopolitan Carnival Anl\ANSAS> I Virginian 1; The Lion and the .Mouse 7; Faust Co. week of 13. BATE8VILLE.—NEW AUDITORIUM (J C *8= 8hore Acres 24. i AD6U8TA.—GRAND OPERA HOUSE (Har SIEGMAN & WEIL Hall, mgr.l The Holy City 0: Edwird Abner CONNECTICUT I rv Bernstein, mgr.) The Shepherd King 12: Thomieion.Thomteeai. lecturer. 8; The Lion and the 31uuaeMouse* UUIN IN tC.TILUT. Polly pf the Circus 8-9; The Rivals 11; The 77, 79 and 81 Wooster St., N Y. 17. UVMJUK.I’VMJUK. Vamlevllle.Vaudeville. j BRIDOEPOBT.—S.MITH’S (J. W. Jaok«on. I’l""’-"'*'" I-l: The .Man of the Hour 22. SIT

ran Rrambm .and Ben C. Mears. Fred Zobeille. "• Lf" Welch 12 13. POLUS (S. J. Breen. | «"'I moving pictures week of t. PEERLESS A. R, C. D Girls. John and Mae Burke, The '“t-'t-.) Kamo's Lonilon Slums, Melrose and Ken- i 1C. M. Sacrem. mgr.) Vaudeville, moving pic Four Keatons week of 8. CAPITOL (Chas. T. nedy. Julia J. Mi-Closkey, Cartmel and Harris. ' mres and songs week of 1. AUC.UHUM Taylor, mgr.l Blanche Walsh in The Test 6- Walter Lewis and Co.. Conroy and Le.Malre. I (KanflTman ft Snead, nigrs,) Vaudeville aud THEATRICAL District Leader 6: I’ald In Full 10-11; Francis Mona Mine and moving pictures week of 8. I moving pictures week of 1. Wilson In When Knights Were Pold 1.3. HARTFORD. — P.VR.SONS* (H. C. Parsons, t ii | IKIOIQ TEXARKANA.—U.RAND (C. W. Oreenhlat. fKf-* C- -'I. Russell 8: Philharmonic Drehes I lUUimvjlO. mgr.) Blanche Walsh In The Test 2; Buster 9: Paid In Full 11-1.3. HARTFORD OPERA 8PRIN0FIELD.—MAJESTIC (C. H. Rnm GOODS Brown 3; Just a Woman's Way 4; District HOUSE. Reopens under the name of the Hart ' mgr-• The Time, the Place and the Girl Leader 12. | ford Theatre with BelaacoRelaaco Stock Co.,Co. under i! Ttl^(1 Fbe. 3: Tlie Honeymooners 4-6; Classmates WIGS "I ^A| icrrYDKliA 1 management of Charles Emerson Cooke i 7-10. CILATrERTON (Geo. W. Chatterton. TIGHTS }.CatAlogae Ho. 4. 1.1 rkJn nil A. Ke),. ,5. POLI'S (G. S. Hanscomb, mgr.) Six I mgr.) Miss Pettlmats 7. GAIETY (Smith ft SAN FRANCISCO.—VAX NESS (Ootflob. Musical Ciiftys, Ruth Allen. Ella and Fred ' Burton, mgrs.l Lois C. Hobson Trio, Marl? HOSIERY J Marx ft Co., mgrs. 1 A Stublnirn Cinderella Herrick, Annie Blaiicke, Kyan and White, Ed. , 8torl, Eddie Ross, Marathon Conmly Four.' wn-k Feb. It. AMERIC.AX (.M»e S. Cohn. I .'lorton and The Great Richards week of 8, i Conn. Downey and Willard. Herbert Bri-nnen SPANGLES ] mgr.) The Light Eternal week Feb. 10. V.V 1 SCENIC (H. C. Young, mgr.l Neeilham and , “O'l Helen Downing and the Auiiuagraph wi-ek GOLD & SILVER } .. “ No. 6. LE.V'CI.A (W. H. .Sew Welch 4 0; I Strand, the Empire Burlestiuers and Optoscope STAGE \ tt Ho 5 Mar.v Ann week of Feb. 11. ORPHEUM (John Imiu-rlal Pictures 7; A Happy Marriage 8: ' "•‘•’b of 8. JEWELRY J. Morrisey, mgr.l Helen Conlovo and Co. and Paid In Full 11: Chas. Mark 12: Wav Down! ALTON.—TEMPLE (Wm. Sauvage. mgr.) others we*-k of Feb. tO. N.ATIOXAL (Sl.l Oran East 15; Olga Xethersole 1(1: Malnrl iV; Girls Cowboy and the Tlilef 6; Grace Hayward man. mgr.l Margaret Severance ami Co., Earl i IS; Hip. Hip. Hooray 19; DeWolf Hopper 22. ! Stiak Co. 13-14; The Time the Place ami the INDIAN 1 .. Ho. 10. Olrrtella and Co.. Caron and Hertiert. ('has. J.ACQUES OPERA HOUSE (D. I. Mc.Vamara. j Hlrl 14; Black Cremk, Jr. (return date) 15; GOODS /. no. AM. E. Wllllanis. Connelly. Weliirlrh and Connelly, mgr.l Musical Ciittys. Juggling DeLlsle, Laura '-ainl of Nisi 21; Howe's Moving Pictures 26. Halllday amt Curley. Oeo. ami Lizzie Pyr.l and Bnrt and Co., The FIoisIh, John and Bertha I LYRIC (Wm. Sauvage, mgr.l Manning Twins Gold and Silver Brocades, Satin and Beada moving pletnres week Feb. 10. P.AXT.VGES' Green and others week of 1: Wlllv Paiitzes and moving pictnrea week of 8. EMPIRE (M. C. Winstoek, mgr.) la-wig and Triai|>e. Rose Wentworth. Will Fox," Ruth Al- ! AURORA.—GR.VND OPER.A HOUSE (Cbam- Samples and Catalogues upon request. ^ke MiislesI Comedy Co.. Lee Beggs ami : len and Johnnies, Phil Ott, Nellie’Xelso and i ^^-rlaln ft Harrington, mgrs.) The Lion and Co.. Stnbblefleld Trio, Francisco Mnrraccl. | Al. Steilman and others week of 8. EMIMRE I Clara Dsgnesn snd Boy. Ro«s and Adams and ! Empire Stock Co. In Woman Against Man week I moving pictures week Feb. tO. WIGWAM IS. I of 8. | Harris, mgr. 1 Cn-o. Gna Bniao. Sabine an

Each office fully equipped to furnish a regular supply of 12 to 18 First Run

week of Feh. 1. Week of Feb. 8, State's KvI- : ?“'* *“ Behlml Me week or Reels per week. dence. Ql EEN (Swartz ft Urban, nigrs.) .\nie- i ''nor awnA n r-A-ri>tA in- t n. Ha Mazette. singing and dancing; Blacksom s » Yi'A7"Cr and Burns, black face comeitlsns; Freilerlcks I n . i'TS -J- i^' ‘V- ;We’ eames!ly solicit a trial^order for and Kirkwood In sketch: Joe Hardman, mono- I 1(Geo. Barker, mgr.l Lyman Twlna In The \Yan an kee Drnniniers 10. logne artist; Mr. and Mrs. Young Company, in sketch enrifled Earlv Dsrs, week of Feh, 1. PENSACOLA.—THE OltPHEUM (Geo. Viico FILM SERVICE vich. mgr.l Wtek Feb 8, Msnii|>e and nwiving plo- j dxnclirg. PENSACOLA OPERA IIOCSE (\ tnres week of Feb. 10. PANTAGF:s (W. W. ! Smith, mgr.l The Jefferson Brothers In The Ely. mgr.l Thaleros Dog and IVny Circus. Me- j RIvaN Feb. 16. Oune ami Grant. Jim and Kitty Brady. Klnes- 8ANF0RD.—SANFORD OPERA HOCSE (W 0. T. Crawford Film Exchange Co. bury and Mniison. Kresco and Fox and moving ; T. Johns, mgr.l Brose Conieillans Pe. k pictures week of Feb. 10. and his Moth-r-ln'I.aw Abrnul 2-3: l.rman STOCKTON—(Alex Kalaor mgr.) M.vrtle Vic j Twint In The Yankee Drummers 5. I’ASTIME 1401-1406 Locust St., I 421 Fourth Avenue, Care of Shubert Theatre, torine and Znlar Sisters. Payne and Ie?e. John i ‘Frank W. Grayam. mgr.) George W. Adams. Birch. Mnsirsi l.aMoInes. Hulines and IloIIls- | Honn-r Hurt. The Kiltie Kid. moving plctiin-s ST. LOUIS, MO. LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW ORLEANS, LA. ter and moving pictures week of Fi-b. 10. FOB j and songs week of 8. UNDER CANVAS—A. EST. Vaudeville and moving pictures week ] G. Allen's Big City Mlnstrela 8; C. W. Park of Feb. 10. [ Dramatic (io. week of 8. FEBRUARY 20, 1909. Xtie Billboard 21

Thome s- The FIret Violin «: Chime* of Noe- COLISEUM (Clem Oarr. mgr.) Polo, baaket men™ (I«oel. IT t». OAIKTY (J. II. Holme*. ball ami rolb-r akatlnr. f'-.lefT Theatre Stock Co. 8HEIBYVILLE.—UrrY OPERA HOUSE (Hen H00PE8TbN.-NKW McKERRF.N OPF.RA r.v Friday, iturr. i I eua Rivera IP; Hall Riaim iTdfSF M I.. Knot. mttr. I \ ankee fh-.lle Ibt.va ;yt. NEW GRAND (C. 11. Partbiw. mirr.l ilriMiiiil rirl 10 MIT K.MPORH'M (Yonkel..«lt* Movink picture* aul vamlevllle. COLISEU.M 4111! II a ROLL TICKETS (Lon Ballard, mgr.) Roller akatlug. mere ! ITenlon an.l WaUh. C.reat Howard, mo*- YOUR OWN SPECIAL TICKET ine anil non** week of 8. IOWA. JACKSONVILLE.-tJRAMI ttPERA HOPSE C^V?IIT 4 5.000— $1.25 25.000— $ 5.50 IF T nijrr,) 5; i*d- CEDAR RAPIDS. — GREENE'S OPERA Poodle Girl 0. ROLLER Rl.NK (A. L. no( SE (W. S. Collier, mgr.» Father and the ONE 1 10,000— 2 50 50.000— 10 00 fl'val mitr. I Roller akatlnk. Rfiv* I; Clasamate* 4: I.an«l of NtsI 5: Connt.v io<^ KEWANEE.—KEWANEK OPERA HOI SE Sheriff tl: Under the Harvest .Moon S; Rohiimir 20,000— 4.60 100,000— 14.00 ,p F Slinlta. inirr.l Shadow* of Sin 0: Vlr«t WE LEAD THEM ALL K.vrl ft: Robert Ei1e*ori In The Call of the .North Accurately numbered, all colors. Quick ahipmeuts Violin 7: The rf Feb. !*. The Great Martynne. electrical and S.OO« -S2 so 20.000 • S9 20 *>FND FOR SAMPLEH Prof John Tomer S 10. _ „ , ^ ___ V i *|>ectaci,lar dancer: Pott* Rriiiiar,|. NATIONAL TICKET CO.shamokin.pa, Kldnapimil for a Million I*. MARION OPERA •eptaw kirl; Rryant ami Savelle. The Two Illne HorSE lE. E. Clark. m*r.) Moving picture* ; lay*. Harry .McKnlkht and Klnotlrome. PEO 1 ULK'S niEATIU; (Vic Hiiko. niL-r. i Troii*. *"mA^00N.—MAJESTIC (J. E. TImponl. j .liile Stock So Indeflnllel.v. .M'DITORIUM (.\. Oiirr I Merrv Wldtiw 4: Mhlmcht Fiver 6; Eaat ! S. Kennclr mgr.i Roller akitlnk. 1 i-nne !• The Lion an 1 the Mmiae lit. LVKI ’ BDRLTNOTON.—GRAND OPFRA HOUSE (Nathan Ste'.n. incr. l Marlorle Hope. Gre.al ■ (Mflvllle Siuv.lltf. nikr.l Mia* ! ettlcoata :Mi. Keicley The Jeaaea. The IHtnn*, Chrl*. Lane. I Von Vi>n*on Feb. 1; Top o' the WorM 2: Dora Ribr hielma. Heater Warroan. moving pic I Thorne 4: Lan I of Ne drivers, ear mamiccr, animal men. tr dn men, all kiml.* of curiosity " ROBINSON—GRAND (W. T. WUeman. mgr.l | me Sletaon’a I ticle Tom'* Cabin The Lion ami i Pa?nd ml Con'.vrt 7:"|.>ank Oritnn'Vn*' FAM*ifA sid -shows, also colored band, billfOKUrs, rook- an. an.l oth SK.VTING RINK IW. T. Wl«pm*n. mkr.) Ro| er* ler akatluk: tweutv four htair race Feb. 11. n»ld.t* m-e ^H^iip'r a^'i'tinf ^ CATi^t afFord to takc chances with inferior or junk films H rRBANA.—ILI.INIMS (S. K*hL mkr.) The ii Mm from Heme 1; M.-rry Widow .2: Mia* Pel M ®ii;,^faVVt.l"k Cm' rMA; "iioi.i ^ conccms who failed to get licenses or have axes to ticoafa d: V'ldnlklit Fl.ver 8; The I.lon an.l the CIt.v 14; For Brother * Sake 22 The Smart Mouse P: Ea»r Lynne 10; lale of Spire IS; Set 28 grind. GET THE BEST FILM—it’s good business insurance. tlirl Oii.-atlim l.h; Yon Yottatm Id. 1 DAVENPORT.—BURTTS THEATRE 4Cbaa. WAtiKEGAN.—SCHWARTE (C. R. Mann KlH.lt. mgr.) Robert E.le«nn In The Call of the mkr. t The Warren* of Vlrklnl* 1; Swan«e.i'a N.>rth 11; Hortenae NelUon In Mag.l.v lA. Ml** Talkluk PIctnrea *nd Vandevllle 4d * BARK! Petti.oat* 14: The Flrat Violin I.'.: Gertni.le United States Film Exchange .SON I 4. A Fmdenfeld. mgr.I Blll.v Johnson Hoffman In The Mimic Worl.l Id: Wm. Crane • mi HU Dnaky Velentinea. Dclaphone. Knrh 'n Father an.l the Bov* 17: Gran»l*rk IS; The Motion Picture Patents Co. Licensee. rhamll.T 4 . an.l Famn- Ever*. Commencing Feb. .\mmon« mkr, i I'eotdc'* Slock Co, week of 8 LA. Imriewnie. THE FAMILY (B. A. Mnnr.*-. BLOOMINGTON.—HARRIS GRAND IR. H mgr I Cantor and CnrtU. Davl* an.l Co.. ii lIirrN. ni'.r 1 Orphenm Strwk Co. week of I: , Mack an.l We*t, John .M. Irwin and Co. an.l WANTED When We W-re Friend* 1«; The Cowpunch«-r inoilm pb'tnr.'*. THE EI.ITE (Cha*. Berkell. » |v VAUDETTE (K. E. McFerren, tngr.) Van- mcr ( Elite St(a'k Co. In The Stranger of the W.'*t. .lark lir(‘*dner an.l motion plclnre*. KEITH’S SOCIETY CIRCUS d. vllle an.l m.tving picture*. I'Kt ISRUM RDI.I.OWAY (Floy.l Br >WB. mgr. ( April I'Jlh to 24tb. Keith'* lllldMalnnin*. ('levi*laiMl. Ohio., U.iD4*eaKi..|i an.l Sl.b* Sht.w P.*.|,le. I.lvliig CONNrESVILLE. — AUDITORIUM (F. K. Roller .katlng. Ciirl..*lil.**. Boll* n.le Fre*k«. |.|iiili.ntlve l'.*.aile. Eat I a.ly. .8nake l'll■rnl.*r. F're Eater. Living Kehl. ri kr 1 Under Southern Sklea 2; Flor¬ I rUBUQDE. -grand opera IDU SK |Wm. i Skeleton. Iteard.d 1 a.ly. Tatt.aad .Man or XX'iniiaii. Gypay Fiwtnne Teller*. Punch .X J.nlv. i:t**a ence Iti> a In Under the Greenwtaal Tree <1. L. Rrnllev. mgr I The County Sheriff 1; Nor¬ Bhoveta. .M.*>ri*li *n,l Egypllau Daneera. Cnb.red gnartei. State all In rtr*l ■a.inni.il.balioii with Richard Carle In Mary'a Lamb S: W A. Whlte- man ’I (I'kett In Cl:i*Tlng picture* au.l vamlevllle CROWN POINT.—CENTRAL MUSIC HALL W'.'i'k of S. (.1. 11. L.'hmaii. mgr.» Motion picture* and ; FORT MADISON.—EBINGER GRAND (E. SEA SIDE RARK vamlfvl'o ■ The Corner Store 17. ; KIdnger. nigr.l Human Hearta d: Wlnnlnger I EVANSVILLE—WEI.I-S RIJOU (Cha*. Swee I Bria..' Stoi'k Uo. 7; Tint Elrat Violin 8; Hitr- THE CONEY ISLAND OF THE EAST. OLD ORCHARD BEACH. ME. ton. nmr. > Uncie Tom'* Cabin .*>•()■ Tlie Monev- I ten«e \ell«..n In Magda 11. inoft—IT'S ON—t;REATF.ST BIKtXI EVEIl KNOWN AT THIS RESOIIT—ITS UN—pitiB neamer* S; The Servant of the HiHt«e ll-IS; I IOWA CITY.—COLDREN THEATRE I Ray Inaiirilig the biggeat a,*aa.i|i In oiir liiatory. We d..ii'l retpiire naming, half page ail*; El|.I..UIlig RliliapI Carle L"; .Annie Rn«*ell IS: Top o' Swan. mgr. I N«rman Hackett In Cl.iaamate* re|a.rla will «ii aprt*ail over thi* (aniiitry. Iiilireatlng ten* of tlioiiaaiida of new t..nila|a ami eg- the Wo. Id 17; KrancI* WlUtm IS: Win. H. Jam.a J. Corhett In Facing the Mn*lc 12; euiaioiilata, luaurllig tin* r.'a.ly *«b* of oiir <*.meaa|..|ia aial l.*n aeie* ..f a.l.lllh.iial gr.aiml a|.af*e. Crane IP; I.mil* Mann 22; Land of N'.al 27. The Flint* week of 22. BIJOU THEATKE * .*.e|..piiients the coming aeaaon at the park. A few prlvlb*gea ia»*n f..r i*.nira<*t. Hat MAJESTIC (Edw Raymond, mgr.l FlevUde (I.eUoy Smith, mgr. l Jennlnc* ami Jewell, Da¬ rental—no perceulage. Maudam laik, i.uuuiaii.ling b.iig b*Haea. iiir..rn.nilot. aial la*>lilet Frtalerick. Snraiall ami Raaall. E.L Dolan. vl* an.l FrancU.'O. NIeida, E.l, Dnnkhnr*t an.) _THE MAINE INVESTMENT COMPANY. LTD. Itlamond Comedy Four and motion plctnrea week Uo.. Charle* William*. Uhr.rle* Marvel) and of s moving plctnr.-* w.'ek of S. ROLL.\WAY (H. FORT WAYNE. — MAJESTIC THEATRE U. Smith mcr.I Boiler akatlng. (Rice A Stair, mkr*. I Sahsiiv Jane 7 Id an.l 08KAL008A.—GRAND OPERA HOUSE (J. Li: Ma.Iain Rnttertly 11; The Girl Qiievth.n 12 M. Aliller. Higr.l Paralfal d; Tile Great Dlvl.le AT LIBERTY t.VIUC (I.. H. Ralfe. mgr t Week N-cinnIns lA: The l.b.n and the Monae March 1. TURNER Feb. S. A Texa* Ranker. TEMPLE OF YAL' RINKiJ. J Snyder, nigr.l Roller akatlng. DE.VII LE (F. E. Suaider. mgr. 1 Week Ite- HAGAN'S RINK (J. M. Hagan, mgr.) Roller itlnnlnk s. Great Botusnlev Troupe. E(kh.>ff : : Cribble’s Ei^ht Piece Band : : ami llonlon Hathaway'a M.'nkeya, Harry Van ! OTTUMWA.—GRAND OPERA HOUSE (J F. For *iinim.*r aeaaon. the b<*at elghl'|>b*t*e haml In the hnalne**. I have m. .trrh-atra men; they F.wien. .Minor. Seterlee an.l Co., Alva York J.Taey. mgr. i Paralfal .A: P.ald In Full d; Pick- . are all |.|i*kettle lleUton. E.IIth (Gi-orge Wohlweml. mcr. i xiavni and Maaetre, ILincy Sid H Fore«ler. aong* and plclnre*; Jewel ami Jennlnc*. Will Field*. Emmon*. Ed M.'irr'ed for Money 12: Fra DIavolo 1-1. REND w. nr.l* an.l Emniona 1 d: .Xrthnr I'emlnc. Uyllng (ClirU Uoblinc. rngt.i William* and l.ee. 7.:inorna. Sid -Xll.-n. The Hiifflle* an.l Cha*. .Vniamla SherlMa'k. Rev Rna... Jn*le Rrlglit. Hay w.H-k of S. PALM RINU. (C. A. FUher. s Rlllie .Mien an.l I'o.. luing* ami ideture* 8 Bl. • mgr. > Roller akatl-ig. I'oLISKUM IK.whllnker ,% Strvalle, mgr*.) , RED OAK —RVNE.XRSON OPERA HOUSE Acrobats! Notice! Roller rkatlng *n.l ba*ket boll. t (I,. M B.*aril»leT. mgr. i Two John* A; The WANTrD UNDERSTANDER. fi*r IIumI unit IIpiiiI Halnnrtnir Art; one who can do *<.me Ground HAMMOND.—TDWLH OPERA HOUSE (D. Holy Ully s. roMET (P. I'rleiamnn. mgr. i T.ohae an.l St.TlIng. Uonnell.v an.l Conn.'Ily 1'iiiiibllng pr.*f.*ri«l. t;i».' le iglit an.l weight ami all particnlara in tirat leller. :4.*H*a.ii laa.ked. M Nye. mgr. I Latin..>re I.a.|gli Stock Uo. week A.l.lri aa A. B. C., care The Billboard. Chicago Office. Chicago. III. of I: Tevaa S: Joe T'nker in A Home Run Id; , weei. of 1; Blajcock. Damond an.l BLvyr.K*k Under S.ailtiem Ski.-* Bl. COLONIAL (J. C. we. k ny 8 Herron, mgr. i K.lifle Foley, aong* an.l moving SIOUX CITY.—NEW GRAND (H. H. Talltnan. pli'tnre. we.'k of 1. mgr, I The W.avUt.w k Uo we. k of S: l.nln C. ej. HITE EILIVI CO. KOKOMO -SIPK (G. W. SIpe. mgr.lThe R. n Gl't*«*r I.".' Blanche XX'aUh March 10; The Tbief • ld.~. Marie laiun-n*. Browning «ni| Jom-a. 22 _'A The I ton amt the Mon*e 24. OUI'IIEUM 439-440 Monadaock Block. CHICAGO. ILL. Agll. * Il.d.l.'n *11.1 th.* KI*»et.*MN.|*. we.*k ..f I'L (I'avl.1 Reehler. mgr. I G.-orge I*rlmro«e. Gorih.ii Al II.VMBR.A (J. W. Bariie*. mgr.I Idle Cow- an. l Mark* I'orler J White. Bertie Fowler. I'liiii'ber *: ('**ile Stinare Om-ra Uo. 10: Hall Chinko Minnie Kaufman. Oriih.*iira Orcheatra LJIMEXCELLEO EILIVI SERVICE. R.a.m Bov* lA. an.l th.* Kli*Nlr.»n.e w.*li ef 14. LAPOKTE HALL'S (H. G. Sommer*, mgr.: WATERLOO.—SYNDICATE THEATRE (A. _GattnKMit **Passlon Play.** Han«l-coU»red. M' J Hall, b.i* mgr.1 Maaon St<*-k Uo. Ad: J Bii*bv. mgr I Th.* lemon PUker* ihval) 1: caii«'id,..|, Tbre*. Twlti* 1.”.; Un.l.-r S«Mftl.erT. A De.il* L.m* 2* The Ceiintv Sh.*rlff 4: Sk.r* 1« CULISEUM (E-ner A Sh ifer. nigra, i jam.'* I CorU-rt In Fating the M.i«!c 7.. THE 4 Ib'll.'r •l.aflng VX'XTERKto THEATRE IX J. Rn*b.v. mcr . W AiX XEEh VAOlSON.-d'.HAND OPFRA HOUSE (Em M.irg n St.wk Co. In repertoire 1-1A. M.X.IES ••I J. M.ithew*. mgr.) Stet«..n'* Un.lc Tom'* Tic'rMr.xTnE (i. g. ('vpro*., mar.) xx'.*.*k .>f Catidv Riitcliers, RaMoon Nfpn, Foather Flowers, for tlip SI'RLS- Cabin 17.; I.i'na River* 18; Eaacin.ating Widow 2!: Il.iman ll-art* 27. };h.T FLO Vo and C.A.MPRFLL RKOS. SHOWS. Will runt tlie Rallo.tns. Win X of 8. c. L. Parney. Ge 'evive H.nuer, MARTINSVILLE.—NEW WIGWAM iNIro'l Xl.trtl* .Xbram*. Tipple and Kllnii*'it, etc. Whips and Radge Ruard with Campbell Rros. Shows. A W.'rU . ingra.) Vaii'lcTlIle and uiolbm i>ic- lure* week of *. KANSAS. I C. 11. 0Il*REU'rS0N, 1510 Ibickingham Flace. Chicago, 111, NEW CA.5TIE.—AIA'AZAR (11. F. Frown, TOPEKA. — GR.XND OPERA HOUSE (R*'v mgr.i Ij-iii Ulv'.r* with Beulah p.tyntcr 12; Ura«f«r.l mgr. i Girl* A: Human Heart* d; . is e E »s» t: R V j|••MrJ Hall III The Men From Homo 17; Ttie r'111 Gilmore S'. The Right of Way 12 lA: Hall U.N.m I'cy* 2A. ST.\K tivan Crim.'r. PLin-'h.* WaNh lA; Coming Thro' the Rve id , After nineteen years with the firm of Sosman 4 Landis Compa»iy I have severed my jiigr.. V».|d.'\1tle an.l moving picture*. THE.) 'LX-TI-MTIU Cla*. R Kearney, mcr. i R'yn .n' connection therewith, and can now be fc und at rtiRII M (C. C. Biirh.v, nigr.l Vamlevllle iiud Well* Slia-k Uo. In XVerk an.l XX'aS.** week of : *nlniat.H! view*. FERN (K H. Keith, mgr i 1' «tiiue eomp*nv In The llevll w.*ek of s. THE ELOEIMR COX'SCENIC SI LOIO Aaii.levllle and feature nitii*. COI.LSEI'M C.n .meM.Inc F.*h. LA. Sullivan r..n«iilliie hich | 549 Van Bnren Street. Chicago. . . CHAS. E. BOYER. (Mar.l A Janlaoii, nigr*.) Roller akatlng an.l I'la** y ini'ev ill.* a. t* will he *e«*n at Ihl* league polo. Ihoi***: three *h*tw'« .tall.v. NOX'EI.TY (H. M RICHMOND.-tlEXNETT (Mr*. Ira SwUher. Miller, mgr.) Ten Kon-.try KI.1* In T'.e VII nigr.l Wltrh'.ik IL.ur ‘1; Rlehar.1 Car'e In Ma lace tjneeti; Ea|a* and E»|w“, l*otigIa* an.l Moe L' " •'"tub 12. The Man from Ho'ue Ul; The * r. b S!*|t*r», .X*kt*l»ml. .SwedUh vbdinlat; KavI , Wanted for the GREAT PATTERSON SHOWS niler It; Mr.lam Rntt.rUv 17: H.tval Chef IS; Hnmmell an.l The Vla*coia* we.*k of 8. At DL f Ally to work |croii|i «»f 1I«»uh. ladj fin«1 |contl«*in^n to work aikI AIao want b«««iA ran- laaelnntlng„ Widow. ‘20..... NEW PHILLIPS (O.... TOUtl'M. IIKt. RiiM.(*n H. Uonwell. lecture. * VAi* iDAn ttaMt i*AD lay out put It up. iviw*rT«* man. aimI caiiTAt* in«*n. Want -Murray mgr.) Rva Haieltine. Neft'e Id; Ralph Plngham, humorlat, 12; Pli» Organ I l2iDfali<»ii platr«»rui Ah«*w'A. Will fumlak front waic*»u f«»r •'xrlualvt* iiit»vlnit ptctiirv ahoWe riimniiMin. Real guartet, Sliinnoo and Stream. ; MhowA April 21 at llonaton. Testa, for ten dajra. IlikUaw atauip for proiupt r«i»ls« J* ^ I ick D<*L»rl* and ntoTlDg pictures w«**k of H. (Uontlnued on iMige 24.) PATTEltSOV, 410 Eaanin Strnat, Hanttoa. Teuu. Skating Rink News Richardson Roller Skates “THE GOOD KIND.” ^ Used exclusively in 80% of the Carl Carlson Wins Three-Mile Race at Madison Gar¬ largest and most successful rinks dens Rink—Rink Managers’ Association Meets in in America, and by all prominent Chicago—$2,000 in Purses Hung Up for Series of Con¬ skaters of the world. \\ e handle -y **'^*'*^*** everything pertaining to the rink tests in England—News of the Skating World business. Write for catalogue. RICHARDSON BALL BEARIN6 SKATE CO., 501 Wells St., CHICAOO, ILL. INDIANA ROLLER POLO LEAGUE. » lilu roller skatiii); |ir» I have MHiie eil- Till' lihlialia Holler I'olo I.eaKiie. eoiiiiiosed o ml. ulii.li wi're iiiaile |irevioua to of teams from .Vmlers^m. Khv|>ort. The teams an- YOUNGSTERS MATCHED, evenly matehed and many ttumea idayeil re rfii INDESTRUCTIBLE FOOT-PLATE mind tin- older fans of tin- da.XH when tin- West¬ ern I’olo la-acm- lloiirlshed. A' jireseiit all live Two rufc}*. ono f<»p lii^li scIhniI l;ni^, and IId* I hp TURN-TABLE ACTION AND of the teams are tieil for first plaee, eai-li liaviiit; "llnr o|u*ii to iihmiiImts of tin* Ytnint; * NON SLIP STEEL ROLLERS won and h-st four .tames, Tlie eomplete line¬ UlirUtiiu AsstM'lHtloiiK. prtividt'd a lot of ex- up of eaeh team follows: .Vinlerson—II. Able, ritonniit iHst \v(‘ok nt tlio Motropolltan Uollor RINK OPERATORS are Ketting onto the fact Kink, I'nmtiwjiy liinl Fifty Kofoiid stnMd, aNrw I'nsli; tieorire. s4-eoml rnslt: M. .\hle. eeiiter; that the “WHITE FLYER” is the greatest lluldiard, tialf liaik; Hickey, coal; Hrowninc. Vttrk. Fully two Iiuiidrot! younjrstfrs w«r»‘ snb; Haworth, first rnsh. New t’astle—Samp- h»nd. find tlii*y rlioorod tlD‘ contostants to tU«* improvement in roller skates since the begin¬ rflio. 'rih* iiiorr oxfitliijf rare of the tw«» wa^ a.-li, first insii: Nolan, secnid rtisii; Williams, ning of the sport, and we are working night renter; Keiiworthy, halfitack; .'l,a.v, goal; Wolfe, thf Y M. A. evont. anh. Marion linicb'y, lirst rnsh; Tlbh'-tls. and day to supply the demand. Before order¬ ae<'onil rnsh; I’erry, center; .Martin, half; Wll ing that equipment, or those extra sizes, get siHi, C'wl- Klwissl—Williams, lirst rnsh; t'ol- SKATING IN LONDON llus. s<-coiid rush; Harman, renter; Smitli. half; our catalog and prices. IT WILL PAY YOU. l’>"idwin. coal. Kiclimonil—ilnlla, lirst rnsh; What priMiiiscs t» Im- i,nc Honcliton. scs-oinl rnsli: Keizer, r.-nter; Des¬ s|iiirliiic events that has tal tine. half; l.ancasler. coal. for a creat man.v years. \ 25 Sooth Jefferson Street. CHICAGO. ILL. The Ami-riraii Heanlles (New Castle) have nine prinelpiil ridlir «kalli 3’.; coiils to their credit: Tin- Monndbnililers direelinn nf .Messr-. I'. I'. ( t.Vndi-rsoni have scon-d 31 c*»als; ’I’he Old Sol¬ Wnkl.ns. -Inrinc <•>-• m-nilh diers iMi ri-oii have Instkeil in 40 c“i*is; The when a i-limax will In- tea Tlnplaters iKIw-hnIi have made 3S coals, and r

THE BEST ICE AND ROLLER SKATES They are the bext Kink Skates luaniifaotured. They have been enuidateutly i«dd on their mertta fur more than fifty yeara. Write for new catalogue and full Information regarding rink man¬ agement. THE SAMUEL WINSLOW SKATE MFG. CO Sales snd Stock Rooms; Factory and Main Office: Tilt* Illustrated Ix>n«lon News. lInoIo"5l“ Worcester, Mass., U. S. A All Loudon M‘« liis to have taken to roller >katinK. and. iilzinii; thl^. the HUtboritles at Olviupia acted Wlntdy whoii they de of in* '^ookin;; l.ondon.

The i^iiakers i Kicbmoiid» have tickled the who is tin- man in the world on roller draiM*riev :;o times. F.aeli t«‘:iiii has tw**lve skati>s oviM a •li^talle•• of i»iio iiiih-. sanies t4» play In-fore tin- season eloses. .March It N pr<>p«-’ood to <’onim<‘iiro this coin|H‘1itioii hy holding a -^'rlos of tliroi-day raei's on fin* 2»c 'i'o date the KIwmmI team has iM*en tfoinj; Latest .Mmlel, Knll Henrlii); Kink SkHt«‘s. I -d in miij«»rity of all Hlnks ihe stroiufost and in mn* week has fou^lit itt Aiuerhan roller rinks In earh tin* followiiitt towit'^. on tin* datos nientioiied: Nickei-idated Stm*!. Hall Ib-ariii^ ('lull Skati , with Fibre, Steel ('oinblim v\;«\ from the Irnttom of the standing eolnmn tion. Aluminum or HoxwU Kollers. to tin- top. I |\4>i'iMM»I Monday, T'ui*sda\. Wedm >day. F»*h ruary I. 2, ‘5. , Thnr'* Friday^ Ft h- METROPOLITAN RACES. ruary ,T. L 5. Henley Racing Skates Iwoilx \\ ••diM“»«lay. Thnrstlay, Friday. F»‘h William Stern, of tin* Metro|M>litan Koller rnary d. 4. Fsetl and endorsed li.v •rywln*re. and are also desirable Skating ('lull. New York, auain sln*wed bis Ihdfast—.Moinia.v. Tn»sday. \V«‘dn«‘Mlay. F»*h use. when* the finest and most ability as a racer last w**i-k at tin* Mi*tropoIjtan ruary 8, 0. 10. ill the mark«*t is desiriHl. Ufdb*f Kink. Kroadway and Fifty-second street, ltirtiiin»;liain Wodn •'‘da\. 'I lnii-d iy. Friday. winning with ease from a lar>r** I’n-bi the s|H*clal Fehnuiry 10. 11. 12. two mile scratch «*\ent. Frank ('asparini. ‘‘f tin* Kdininir;:-- Mlato Ma;rna Flub, tlni**lied seeoinL n**arly tw*'nty rnary lo. 1«». 17. ? B II r i II g .vards iM'bimI tin* leader. I.onis .Mos«*s. of the M.ineliostor Wodiif-dav. 'riinisday. Friday, Wm> ne Flub. cHiin* In tlilnl Tin* tliin* "f tin* Fohrnary 17. lx. IP. will ftratlfonl Wotlm-sila.'. 'rimrHlay. Frlda.\ . Fel» n p I t h o r winner was 7:1P. bPiKl or brpak RICHMOND, The match race at mi>* mile, between .bbii rnary 17, IS. IP. KiiHrnntppntlay. I'lnsdax. \V«‘d M. C. HENLEY INDIANA.* the Metroptditan ('lub. was won by the latter m*'*day. Folnnary 22. 2'{. 24. after one of the fast**st ra«-es ♦•ver decidetl at Tin- tlrst two In eaeh district will coin|H*t»* In the rink. The time :L21 Is otdy three s^M-omis tlh‘ tlnal. to Im* hehl at Olytnpia mi Friday. FULL BAND CARDBOARD sb>wer than the track n*«*ord for fin* distance. Fehriiary 20. 'Hio conti‘'it Is open to any roller skater in tho world, and the 4»hJo<‘t of haviim pndiiniiiary H. A. SIMMONS WRITES FROM tests in the varimts towns is to enable any local MANCHESTER, ENG. e ItilllN>ar.l; of the nine centers he may elno^e. but In* can¬ Merry-Go-Rounds. Largest and Finest in Since last writin;t yon. se\»*rjil new bi;; rink^ not take a prize In more tliaii oin* of them. f’X- hav«* o(M*ned on this sidi*. One at iMnide**, cept. <»f course. In tin* final at Ol>mpla; lie may, the World. Made in Patis by SctUlainl. and another one lure at .Manchester, however. coin|H‘t<* as often as In* likes until he where I have jn*«;t fiiiislnsl tlie wi*»*k*s en^'u^e has taken a {irize. inent. which averaK^nl dafl.v takiiifts of ei^lit The division of the 1»»*» pmiinN will Im* as fgl hundr(*d dollars. A im'W rink is beim; finilt low^: In eaeh of the eljrht proviiieial towns GAVIOLI & CO here, to l>« running in tin- e«-i\»* li» iH'iitnN. and tin* se<‘ond .*» pounds, and New York Office, 31 Bond Street. Whiti* (Mty. TlnTe ar*> tlire«* rinks in Klack like ainoiitits will Im* ifiven fL all doint; h capacity business. In fart. heals in the metro)H»litaii dlstrief, which will be ev4*ry town of aii.v imp<>rtHnc«‘ !«• practb-all.v ln>ld at Oivinpia. on .Mointay. Tifes4lHy and \V«*d- ’•^katiiif: mail. Sev«*ral lar^e skate luamifHctur in-'vda.v. Feiiruary 22. 2:5 and 24. TliN aeeminta ers of the Fulled Slates have agents in France. for l.’»o pmiiids. The balaiiee of the money ds to FOR ROLLER RINK FLOOR (Germany and Hel^lnni. siiappiiut up all tln- Im* j;iv4*ii to the first Ifiree In tin* final, which will Im* run af Olympia on Frifla.v. February 2*1 Lir/«- iMiililiitt:^ available for rink pnrp<*ses. .\ t New Era in Rollerskating. lartti rink is to Lh- opened In Faris, and It and will Im* divided as Gdiow-: \rttt iMHinds .ind eliHtnpbmsiilp tnridi.N to file valiio of 4H fsHinds Is rumored here that Senator Keynolds, »»f to tin* winner Tai i-oijiids f*»r the st'Cruid. and 2f» l^reaintaiid. Kark. Foney Island. N. Y.. has an iMMinds fkin}^ for locations to estab* All f'H’ei^n prellinliiHTy heats will he hcbl Manufacturers DUSTLESS ANTI-SLIP, i.vrtfe. skatfuir rinks.* One of flie largest at Olympia. L e.. in the Lmi«lon. itjatrlct. All fnintoTii nn- pr'Nims r*' *»f Great Krltaiii Is !n»w other V'ni|M>tM(»rs may enter In any provincial 604 Hodges Building, DETROIT, MICH FEBRUARY 20, 1909. Xiie Billboard 23

rotiinifil to him If ho romplptoa the was manager and (iroprletor of the Hig Park mile riHirae lu the time limit of 4 inloutea. Siptare Hltik, which was deatroved by tire to fompetltors muat wear n-tfiilatlon rarlnx eoa- such an extent that it was Is-.vond repairing, the only aiimptiiary reatrlrtion plaeeil are carrbsl out. A real, ttp tisdate Hlp|M) niion them, for they will l>e allowed to nae their drome with bicycle track, roller skating and lee ..»n KkateH. The prime and main and only Professional Roller Skaters’ rink comtdned. Is the plan that .Manager How- . ndi'avor la to diaeover who la the faateat man eti Is now workitig on with a number of wealthy in the world on roller akatea for the dlatanee of lloston real estate men. The real estate men 1 mile, to make It wi»rth Ida while to dem- have consented to btiild if Howeti will take a ASSOCIATION '.iistrate the not nidm|H>rtant fact. ten-year lease. Howen Is willing to Cfuiipromise Organized to give Greater Prominence to Bona Fide Profciaioual Skaters—thoae who haeo The control of the whole of tlila ehamplon- and tnake It a live year leas*, with a ri-newal a flnithed act to offer to Managers seeking Exhibition Skaters—snd to Promote Roller ^hlp meeting la In the handa of the editor of elatis.- ftu- Increase lu rent if accepted for the Skating in general. The Sjiortaman. l.ondon. and he holda a cheek other Uve. I’resi-nt Indications i«dnt to set Address SECRETARY EARLE REYNOLDS. 1440 Broadway, care The Billboard, f..r 4lnted ARE MEMBERS OF THE ORGANIZATION. roller and a running balcony. It la rumored III The S|H>rtamaii N to l>e final and binding, that a very wealthy Harvanl titan la iMliind liie rnlea under whh’h thla will ta* conteated lb>wen and that Harvard Collegi- will have their are the aimpleat faiaailde nature and bare la-en league hia-key- games play *-il on the lee in this FRED ROMALO PROF. A. P. DEMERS^ drawn up by The Sfairtaman. new rink. Th*> man wb*. akatea on Ida head, on ball* ,\ll Intending cmiiia-tltora who dealre further RndorMHi by ALL the LKAUINU LINK MAN- bearing roller akalea, ed their rinka The artiat HO pla>a rect to \V. 1). Nixon, race manager, Dlymida, The Princess Holb-r Hink. at itid ttrehard. retain engagementa i'ontiDuall>. H«nk Man- still continues to draw gtssl crowds even during The act that bringa thouaanda to roller l.ondon. W. riiika. Aildreaa PAUL L. DUPREE, 1440 agtira who want an at>iinlutrl> high-clapa attrac¬ the cobl Weather. .Manager llnrri>ws will ttiake Broadway, New York, Billboard, tion. write at once foropon time. Addreea. xM9 some alterations next tiionih ami get his palace Oolambaa Avenoe, HtwUin. Mans. EARLE REYNOLDS’ LETTER, In shlp-sha|H- for the spring atid summer lotal- BIO DOUBLE ATTBACTION ness. Diirltig the anttimer .Manager Hnrr'iwa THE FAMOUS ~ r. I'. Cr.iwford, the rink magnet of Kngland. will play all the tdg acts of the P. K. H. S. .\.. liaiiga Ilf) Idg pri/.ea for «|»-ed akating eham- wfekly. With Htirrows in the cln-ult this wlil RECKLESS RECKLAW TAYLOR TWIN SISTERS pioiiahlpa at Ida ttl.tiiifda Kink. l.ondon. give fn tn three to fisir weeks in New Knglatid Ki*ccnirlf ^cusathlllal FyclUt. I ri-ceived the following h-tter from .Manager Slates for the P. C. It S. .V. .My ttrigliial Uact*. FANCY AND TRICK SKATORIAL t'rawferd. of the olvnifdii. I,ondon. laat .Miaiday, FAl^NIE LEIOHT. ARTISTS l.ai late to mention in laat w,-ek'a la«ue: That Heal Skating Olrl. Attraction fully Col. Winslow, of tin* Winslow Skate .Manufac¬ Addrexn The HllllHiard, ll4i) Hrtiadwny, guaraute*-*t. Aildreaa HECKl.AVV A CO., l.ondon. Jan ‘J!* (lleclved Keti. S.l turing Co., of Worcest**r. .Mass., saib-d for Kng- New Viii W t ily. i::irle Heynolda. laml. last week. .Mr. Winslow will take In the care of Hlllboaid, 144t> Itroadway, N. Y, C, Ttie Itllllioard. big rac's at the Illympia. I,omb>n. and make a Ite.ir Sir:—I will la- pleaaed If you will make tiHir I f the provlnet-s. liH.king over the akating EL REY SISTERS THE LAWLER CHILDREN mention In your ralualde colunina that I am gir situation. Mr. Winslow e\|s-cts to remain GREATEST JUVENILE GIRL SKATERS EXPERT SKATORIAL ARTISTS lug fj.udu In cash prlaea fin- the illympia a|MsMl aliroad f.ir two or three months and will also Till- moat beantitui little ladiea ta-fore the skating meet. I enclose partieidara of the In¬ visit tb-rmany. Kranee and Austria, retiirulng Waltz, Two-Step, Jig and Cake Walk. Dan¬ Aiiierieaii public to day. In au nuaurpaaaetl, tern itlenal Holler Skating Haeea, which are by way of Italv and will visit the ruins of cing. Stilt and 'J'oe Skating, l.llllan Ser- u|i-to-ruary ‘JJ. 2.'1. -t and L’»l. illymida. lam .Messina ts-fore returning home. IN'iitlue Dance. AdAnna Held Dancing Olrl on Roll Of the fauHiua Davidaoii Family of Skaters, partieidara of thla meet. .\dvanced Informa¬ taken liobl of the ball-beai'ings and they roll in Ida HuiHlerful exliibliloii of Trick and era, aeaaou Halt! llarj. Now playing rinka. tion on these races would have tempted fidly from early imiriiiiig until late at night. Port¬ Acrobatic Skating. High and Itioad Jump¬ a doren simmsI skaters to take the trip over and land will have anotlmr rink shortly with a Home addreaa. To State St., Sein-i-a Falls, ing aud S|i*-<-anla, la due to arrive In I.omh n about the half mile against the skaters one mile. An L'p-loilate Allraclloii. IVriiianeiit ad- or llie Hilllptard, 1440 HixmdMay. N. Y. C. Is, Thla will give .Moi>re tint three or fiair days ilreaa, .MISS .MAY Ib-.M.XNCtH HT, otKi San to get rid of the ar-a legs. Harley Iiavidson la Jaciidu Street, Auallu. Texaa. fdaying SheHeld thla week and will have a The winner of the International final at Olym¬ MISS GRACE AYER eoii’pli- of wi-eks’ training . will receive $s»Ni 12. Tht* Juvi'ulli* Wouiler of the llt#i wotiib-r ta-fon- the raei-s. Heporta say that and a trophy valued at f'Jiat. In addition to ' MISS ADELAIDE E. D'VORAK the fi reign skaters are reeling off miles many tills the winner will la- olTer*-d a tour of the RolhTM. iiitnMlii<*lii)C a novelty In akatiinf s.-eoiids under thrw minutes and that Itavld- province rliiks of some ten weeks at a gmsl sal¬ THE GIRL WONDER on lii)fli roller pkatea. In adilltloii tu au artUiie exhibition on ret;iilar PkateM. A<1<1. soii and Moore will be comis-lleil to skate some ary. In her marvelous Fancy and Trick Skating if they exp*‘Ct to carry off the long end of the 4* Exhibition, taiiicludiiig i-acli idglit with a O. la. A\KU. 713 WelU St., IhleaKo. Ill. Hace ag.dnat any .Man lu the Hink. Ail- iMirhm n iH-ary rain an«l \>in<] Htorro laat r rink wmm H. A. SIMMONS No sisvner had the news spread that llarley liri'tty w«*]l and tin* ^katiTM who I'aiidsoii was going to go abroid than .Mile wiTP f»'r llitT*' llu* w»*«*k F'diruary 1. ^OF. CHAS. L. FR ANKS ExiktI and S|H-eialty Skater. For oia-n \I.litre ibH-iibsl to gi». Iiavidsoii lias not taken nilfHl Id III*’ liiiit* In nTli«>r rlnka In tin* vU'luity. time. .Spring and Summer, write now to fiart In any of the ehamidonslilp iniiets the past And BABY LILLIAN, Aged 9. T Tib llroad St., N. Y. Ibaiki-d aolid fur tbe America's Celebrated Roller Skaters. .'•sr and a half, and while he ibfeated Misire Winter ai'ii.aoii. If yon are bmkliig for a n**port^ fr'*in ralL'ary that th** Ice skating The act that pbiys retiini eiigageiiieuta I .\ear and hdf ago. by but a few iiii-hes, Cheap Act, Have yoiir |N>siage. Misire is of the opinion that he has Inifiroved to rink^ will nil turn into ro||«T rlnkn In tliat iilliiiiHlly. ‘'Enough aabl!” Addreaa siiiti a great extent mid has more exia-rlenee in vioinitj’ al> til lilt* iiihi'ih* of March. Thin will CH.VS. I.. FH.XNK.S, .Kil Wella Street, care ill,- racing game now. that the former rh.ym- Inclihl*' Ui'giiia and other cllic^^ ric:irt».v. H. II. Skate Co., Chicago. 111. DARE DEVIL LEWECK, ploii wiiiild Is- i.nly a gallop for him. Ilar- 4* COMEDY SKATER '• .1 admitted to me that he had wmi iiivny of V. J Kyan '••*iit a Hiipidy of tiio Anti-slip to his raies and defeated the best men through l.Mndoii. with Ailh* M«H»rc. last week. Moore EDWARD W. BASSETT Keatnrlin; iiiarvehitjH atiil tleath ilefyinK hi' long exisirlein’e as a racer and having a haekuani leii|i over tables aiit) ehain«. Oi^u I will show the valtn* of tlie new invention to the America'! Greatest Figure Ice Skater, i aelng he."d on hla slKMihb'rs. The eontluual for rinks. Aihlress AI.KKKl) FAINTKH, owners of rink'* :il'n»ad SkaHi:g ou r*-al Ice on the atage. Now t.ilk that Davidson la trying to duck a match Klv*‘rviesv Kink, .Mil\%aukt'e. 4* with MiMire is all fiNilishiiess. Davidson has pl-iyiog the Keith A I'roctor Cin-uil. Add. Is en tisi long in the racing game as eycllsf. Ice rha«. Franks W >till at Washington. I>. C.. I’.ililHiuril, 144(t Hroadway, New York City. skater and roller skater, and has won and bait and will le.tve ft*r Fiiro|>c «lnnit the firnt of CHAS.GrKILPATRICir many races during his canair lie haa a world¬ March to play a niimher of w't‘<‘ks thnmghout the THE FAMOUS KILPATRICK wide reputation and he will no doubt meet any t»r<>vinc**«. ^THE GILMANS t'yclist ami Skater Kxtia«inliiiaiy. in won skater if the right kind of a ptirsii Is hung up. 4* I'r-nder- .skalorial .Arllsla, preaenling all (lerfni exhihith»im of ono "katliik and <' I’. Crawford Is hanging up the right kind Harley ItaviiNon. wie* ••allei! on tlic li.*«ltlc that la new ill Holli-r Skating For o|m'Ii hieyelltii;. .Mana^tt-rH lCiiik^> aiel Vaudeville three wteks ago, placed Fred NalFs Shettiehl ilatea aud tenn.a. addr*-aa HARRY GIL* ■ -if money for a riiee of this kind iiud lioth write or wire for o|M‘n time «|iii4‘k. tMi7 D lyidson and Mi ore are on tln-lr way to see Kink, la'll week. MAN, care Casino Roller Rink, Houston, Sehiller Itldtf., Idllleiard. t'hieako. III. which will bring home the long end of It and Texas. »t the same time reeclie more prestige than (Skating Kink news continued pagt- 44 »k F»' any skater that .Xttierica has ever sent to for DAINTY GLADYS LAMB eign countries to eoni|H'te. The Kngllah paisTS EARLE REYNOLDS FOR SALE -otto iiaira almoet new K nw«aei ire alri'inty printing eartism« of .Minre In his THE JUVENILE WONDER Hollar Skates, 12.hO i>*'r pair. Also f.'t.INkt Wtir world iM'ating strides. The tllympia will meas¬ AND NELLIE DONEGAN In Artistic and tlrai'eful Faiiey and Triek ure less than six laiis to the mile with big. Ittzer Organ RINK. 315 Englewuod Ave (■’hiragn. Ill PREMIER SKATERS AND DANCERS. Skatfti);. presoiitiiik iiiaiir new, tirlklnal wide corners. It was on this track that Krank f-at!^. AtltlresH Uini.VKIi.soN SKATE rtE. PLAYING UNITED BOOKING TIKE. Iti'niont broke the obi roller skating record for r.oi \V«*IK StriH-t. (‘liieakH. 111. i-ne tulle, the litne being J and which has stisMl until last year when It was broken by ROLLER SKATES Davidson. .Mmire. |■elerson. Williams and Ham llton. AMERICAN WINK SUPPLY CO.. Sandusky. Ohio. Champion Speed Skaters Department Of the Drofessional Holler Skatern' .VsHoeiation. I'ul>Ii>loil for tbe iiifoiiiintloii of Hink Managers «ho engiige Flint Skater- for Hink Attraciioiis. .Xdilrens EARLE REYNOLDS, Secretary, 1440 Broadway, New York City, New York. Rainbow Fibre Rollers ALLIE MOORE HARLEY DAVIDSON —Address— —Address— are the standard by which others are compared. Bew are WINSLOW SKATE COMPANY, RICHARDSON SKATE COMPANY, of those “Just as (iood.” (iet the (»rijiinal and genuine Worcester, - - - Massachusetts. Chicago, ------Illinois. : : : : Rainbow Fibre : : : : CHAS. WILLIAMS Mr. AL. FLATH (iuarantecd to wear. Prompt shipment of skates and —Address— RACE MEET PROMOTER, rink accessories. 121 Appleton Street, 804 North Irving Avenue, I BOSTON,.MASS. CHICAGO, - - - - ILLINOIS. RAINBOW AMUSEMENT CO., 200 Washington Bouletard, CHICAGO. ^ WURLITZER AUTOMATIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SELF-PLAYING MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR EVERY PURPOSE. The Pianino—The Tonophone—The Mandolin Quartette—The Violin Piano —I he Mandolin Sextette—Ihe 65-Notc Player Piano— The 88-Note Player Piano —Pinned Cylinder Band Organs - I’aper Roll Military Band Organs-The PianOrchestra. (iREATtST LINE ON EARTH. SEND EOR COMPLETE CATALOOLE. THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER COMPANY, NEW YORK: 25-27 \V. 32nd, bet. Broadway and 5th Ave. - CINCINNATI: M7-12I E. Fourth. - CHICAGO: 266-268 Wabash- 24 X ti e Billboard FEBRUARY 20, 1909.

! r,; The Wolf 10. PRINCESS (Hrown A Ever- ; SHREVEPORT.—GRAND OPERA HOCSE CORRESPONDENCE. ; ett, mgrs.) Events under the auspices of the, (Elirlich Hror... mgrs.) The Test 1; The Awak¬ I local lialge K. of I*, week of 1. I ening of Mr. Pl|)p .’1; The Snhstitiite 4; Just a (CoDtiuued from page 21.) I MIDDLESBOROUGH—MANNING THE.VTRE Woman’s Wav 0; The Hanker’s Child 7. M.Y- (J. P Dugan, mgr. I Florence Davis lu Under JESTIC (Ehrlich Hroa.. mgrs.) The Gagnou- Lyrenm Courae. Ml.'SIC MALL (Charles Stein the Greenwmal Tree 4. Pullack Stock Co. In reiH‘rtolre week of b. burg, mgr.) Holler ekatiiig. G. II. 110(11). PADUCAH.—KENTUCKY THEATRE (Car i MAINE. Streetmen ABILENE.—SKKl.VK (A. R. Seelre. mgr.) ' ney A Giaslinan. mgrs.) Wajue .Musical Cum- | Ruilolpli anil Ailolpli l.'t; Temi>eat anil Siinslilne edy Co. ."i-d; Honey imsiners !); Knight for a PORTLAND. — JEFFERSON (Julius Cahn. We carry a full line of goods for high 17; Yankee lloiNlle Hoy 2o; TUe Co» puneUer Day 11); Lion and the .Mouse 12; SI Perkins Cl; mgr.) .Myrkie-Hardcr Co. b and week; The pitch, and Street corner workers. Memo 2:1; A Kniglit for a Day 27. Pair of Conntr.v Kids 20; Little .Miss HInehIrd Wolf I.'i; Man of the Hmtr Books, Glass Cutter Knives, Scopes, ATCHISON.—ATCIII.SON (E. S. Hrlgham, 22: I/iuls .M.inn 2:1; Lund uf Nial 24: Rostoii Mack lb: Forty-Uve Minutes from Hroadway lea,: A. S. l,e«la. mgr. I Te.\na 1; Ailelalile Helles 2.".: Texas Mareh :i. STAR THEATRE 1!) 20. KEITH’S (John H. McCarron.' ... mgr.) Lookbacks.^ Shears,^ Razors, Emery Thnratim In A Womaii’a Way 7; Tlie Klaiuiiig ' (Liaiis Farrell, |irup.) Vaudeville and moving Eaddie CHIT. Herr Orals’ RaiMxius, Reynolds Stonos, Can Openers, Peelers, boun- Arrow 10; Craiistark 11; The I.ami uf Niai pletnres. and Donegal). Katherine Angees, Hrowu and tain Pens, White Stone Studs and Plns, U; Cianlng Tl.ro’ tlie Hye IS; Hlinelie Walali RUSSELLVILLE.—AUDITORIUM (Pedley & Hevarro and E. C. Strickland week of b. Cheap Jewelry, Watches and Optical In Tlie Teat 1!); Village Vagaliomt 21; Three Hnreli. mgrs.) linntle.v ('hesterUeld St(K-k Co. NICKEL (W. 11. Stevens, mgr.) C«*cll Morton. Twina 2K. i 4 (5; Pair of Country KIda b. Jack Giieriiey. Velleco and Venice. Eugene (toods. Knives, Canes, Whips, Novel¬ FORT SCOTT.—DAVIDSON (Harry C. Ern LOUISIANA. Sweet, Miss Dickson. Halley anil Flckett. mov¬ ties and Notions. We can make up leli. nigr.) . man ’22: TemiK’St ami Sunshine 27. ELITE ] .Slid Hnghea, Sue Smith and motion pictures BATH.—DREAMLAND (C. 1. Taylor, mgr.) (Si'ott Willie, nigr. I Saxophone ynartet, Arthur week of b. HLANEY’S LYRIC tJ. V. Me- Freeman'a Goats, Ed. Ahl, The Omega Duo, Shryock-Todd Notion Co.y Coleiiian. moving (lietiirea ami songs. COLI- Slea. mgr.) New Lyric Stisk Co. In A Raggeil Bert Lewis and moving pictures week of 8. SEC-M RINK (F. A. Manila, mgr.) Ifleno, jug¬ Hero, moving pictures and illustrated songs LEWISTON.—E.MI’IRE THE.VTRE (Julius 822-824 North 8th St., St. Louis, Mo. gler, week of 1. week of 7; Ruuiaiiiv of Coon Hollow, Ilia. (’ahii. mgr. I .Marcelle, with I.oufte Gunning 4; i LEAVENWORTH.—I’EOI’I.E’S (M. J. Cnn myseo|ie and vuiideviHe vvei-k of 14. WINTER Tile Woif 10; Forty live Minutes from Broad¬ nlngliHin, mgr. t Hlehinan lleswy StiK-k Co. G.VRDEN (.1. I’earce & Cons, mgrs.) J. Pearee way 12. MYSTIC (S. Hogrett. mgr.) Bertha week of 1. I’AST.ME (Tom Muek, mgr.) Heniy A: Con’s moving pictures, vandeville and Ulus Kenney Miller. Hilly Kin Kald, Hates and Ern¬ Coe, Jaiiiea Gay. The Verilellea, Mias Inez rrated songs week of 14. GKEENW.VI.D (11. est, -Musical Heiiiictts, Madge Kavanniigh. 11- GoalHirn anil iiioviiig pietures week of S. (iri-enwald, nigr.) Gay New York week of 7; lustrate.l songs and tiiotiun iiictiires vv‘-ek of 8. NEWTON. —RAOSAI.E DI’ERA IDH’SE (J. Rice and Harton Hig Gaiety Co. week of 14. EUMFORD.—4’HENEV (D. D. Leader, mgr.) H. .Miiriihy, mgr.) In Wyoming 10; Haehelor'a .VL.\Mil (W. F. Wvsals, mgr.) Neptune. Cam Big Money Cucle Tom a Cahin 2. Honeymoon 12; Little Dollle I)lm|ilea 10; The eraidione, vandeville week of 14. DRE.Y.M made by selling FRESH-ROASTED Pea¬ CiMinty Cliairniiin 2.'j. VALE. Vaiiilevllle anJ WORLD IJ. E. AhiHitt, mgr.) Ahlaitt’a Village MARYLAND. nuts and TE.MPTING Po|ioorn at all moving pletnres. Choir, moving idelnres, lllnstrateil songs week BALTIMORE.—ACADE.MY OF MUSIC (M. J. plae*-s of amuaeiiieiit. Also on street PARSONS.—ELKS’ (Llnyil Spencer, mgr.) of 14. CRUNEWALD HALL (T. Griinevvald. Lehuia"(r, mgr. I George Fawcett In Ganton (vrners and iu eaiuly stores, by using Hlamhe Walsh 11; The Lami of Nisi 17. LYR nigr.) Julian Pascal El. CIRCCS C.ROCNDS— and to. week of Feb. b; Eilwiti Stevens In The ‘THE CHICAGO” PEANUT ROASTER IC (Lloyd Sjieneer, mgr.) Wesson. Walters ami Miller Hrotliers’ Coiigresa of Novelties week Devil week of Feb. I.’i. FORD S GRAND Ol’l’.RA Wesson, .Mexias ami .Mexias, Cameron ami To- of 14. FAIR GROUNDS (N. O. Jockey Cliih. IIOl'SE iClias. E. Ford, mgr.) Ruse Stahl lu AND CORN POPPER. leilo. Marlon and Lillian. Mr. and .Mrs. Harry mgrs.) Anio Speed Carnival 20’22. SHCHEltr The Chorus Lady week of Feh. b; RolM*rt Our goods are the best and prettiest Ellsworth, Kathryn Martin, moving pictures (J. M. Dnhhs. mgr.) O. T. Crawford’s talking Miiitell week of Feh. 15. LYRIC (Bernard and lllustrateil songs week of K. moving [ilctnres. illustrated songs, vaudeville things on wheels made. Write for our Ulrich, mgr.) Metropolitan Grand 0|>era Co. In Illustrated descriptive catalog. No post¬ SMITH CENTER.—OPERA IIOCSE (V. E. week of 14. EEYSIl’.M (H. Gre«-nwald, mgr.) Faust Feh. 10. .MARYIJVM) (F. C. Schan Burger, mgr. I old Arkansaw Fell. (1; The als. Vandeville. Caineraplione. Illnstratml songs la-rger, mgr.) A Night On a Hivuse Boat, Chaa. Lotkes 27. WONDERLAND ELECTRIC (Stev week of 14. GR.WD IF. W. Pearce, mgr.) L. Fletcher, The Great Yainaotos. Sharp Boya. ens Hro«.. mgrs.) Moving idetures. songs, etc. J. E. DUNBAR & CO., Vaudeville, lllns*~ated aongs and Cameraphone .Sullivan Pasquelcna Co., Otto Brothers. How¬ WINFIELD.—GRAND OPERA HOUSE (G. k of 14. HIJOU (Mr. Pearee. mgr.) Van- ard’s Dogs and Ponies and moving pictures week 689 Fulton Street, CHICAGO, ILL. G. Gary, nigr.) Too Proud to Heg ’2; 'Hjc Cow- 1 deville. moving pietures, illustrate» BUCKINGHAM (Horace Mt^'rocklln, mgr. I ‘24: Buster Brown 26: Lion and the Mouse 27. of Feb. 15. I.UBIX’S (E. C. Earle, mgr.) State your Ix'st terms In ffrst letter. M. P. New Century Glria l4-’2o: Frolicsome Ijimb8-21- lyRIC THEATRE (R. L. Butler, mgr.) Vas- Tianita Midgets, Lang and Cozart, Charles JOHNSON, Atlantic, Iowa, 27. COLISEUM. Skating. deville and moving pictures week of IS. Thompson. Howard Shelly, Hanvy and Baylles, A. WOODWARD HERR. GRAND STREET THEATRE. Moving pic¬ .Monte Wolf and moving plctnrei in theatre BOWLING GREEN.-NOVELTY (Geo. W. tures and illustrated songs week of 13. and picture parlors week of Feh. 8. EMANUEL DANIEL. Gritfltb, mgr.) The Emerys, Clementine and FRANKLIN.—THEATRE (H. G. Allen, Sharkey, motion pictures and songs week of 1. mgr.) Mabara’s Minstrels 4; The Devil 9; ANNAPOLIS.—COLONIAL (W. A. Holls NOTICE OPERA HOUSE (J. M. Robertson, mgr.) Pair Emery Miisiral Comeen dates. Edwin Stev¬ 24. ens In The Devil 22; Florence Davis In Under CYNTHIANA.—ROHS’ OPERA HOUSE (H. JEANERETTE.—McOOWAN’S OPERA the (Jreenwood Tree 27; My Friend from Ar- A. RoUs. mgr.) Alice Williams In A G(X>d Fel¬ HOUSE (J. 8. Hivoy, mgr.) Judge Talking kanssw March 2. Performers I Pictures and Illustrated songs. low 12 CUMBERLAND, — ACADEMY OF MUSIC ■ American Vaudeville Association. 177 W. Midi FRANKFORT.—CAPITOL (J. M. Perkins, JENNINGS.-ARDEMES (W. 0. Llgon, (Melllnger Bros., mgrs.) Chas K. Cbamplin son St., Chicago, have 15 we<>ks. mgr.) The Wolf 6; A Good Fellow 8; Annie mgr.) Emery’s Musical Comedy Co.. 5-6; Bank¬ Stock Co. 1-6; Franklin Stock Co. week of 8. Call or write. Russell In The Stronger Sex 18. COLISEUM er's Child 13; The Lion and the Mouse 24. OR- .MARYlJkND (E. E. Butter, mgr.) Folllea of O. B. MILLS, Booking Manager, Roller skating. PHEL'M (M. A. Owens, mgr.) Rounds’ 8pe- ! New York 8; Three of Us 11; The Cst and MAYFIELD.-UNiqUE (T. U McNutt, mgr.) clalty Co. 4; Siiperba Co. 6-6. ! the Fiddle 13; A1 H. Wilson In When Old New Wayne Co. 3 4; Was'siie To Blame 6; Sis Per¬ LAFAYETTE.^EFFERSOX (C. .M. Parker. | York Was Dutch IS. kins 10; Tlie .Moonshiner’s Daughter 11; Country son, mgr.) Moving picturiMi and aongs week of ^ MASSACHUSETTS. ...WANTED Kid 19; Utile Miss Bluebird 20; ‘Two Merry 1. COLU.MBIA (Victor D. I.,evey. mgr.) Mov- I Tramps 23. Ing pictures, songs, etc. PASTIME (John A LOWELL.—OPERA HOUSE (Ralph Ward, MAY8VILLE —'niB WASHING’TON (Rus- Bargour. mgr.) .Moving pictures, songs etc., j mgr.I The End of the Trail 8-10; Mme, LIpzin A Competent Lecturer in'illrebe Effr^ 11; The Man of’ the Hournif I A man with g.H.I appearanre. able to address sn BCil, Dye & Frank, mgrs.) The Witching Hour week of 1. 1.3. HATHAWAY’S (F. Shannon, mgr.) Taylor ' °fSteady Granville In The Star Bout. Tlie Dales, Smith ! ’*■?■« to the right man. Preference: A man and Smyth, Lewers and .Mitchell, Josephine ! tosbtIo? Address^ ED¬" WEONA AND FRANCIS AND COMPANY. Branta, Raven Trio, Ijtwrence Crane and Co. WARDS’ ZOOLOOICAL EXHIBITION, tOT Wa¬ bash Avsnue, Chicago, 111. Joo P, Morgan, SPRINGFIELD. — COURT SQUARE (D. O. plsnss writs. I Gilmore, mgr.) Cohan and HarrlB Minstrels 8- 9; Andrew Mark 10; Bertha Galland 11-13. FOB SALE—W. B. E., $25 Rtereoptlcon Pine I POLI’S (Gordon Wrlghter, mgr.)„ _Frank _I.ai- . la'nses, 10x12 ebeet, 18 colored, comic slides. I lor, Xlilla and Morris, Fxigar Allen and Co., i $20.; 2 sets Bong Slides, $4; 400 ft. film, $6 I Mr. Qnick, The Ix>ng Acre Quartet, Csinna l.ong distance McAllister M. P. la-ns. $IU. F, Pinna, Geo. B. Reno and Co., and moving pic¬ H. Mattox, 1106 B. Cottags St, MsadTUls. Pa. tures week of 8. GILMORE (P. F. Shea. ! mgr.) Girls from Happyland 1-10; False Friends ! 11-13. NELSON (II. J. Dlllenback, mgr.) Pic¬ torial vandeville. WORCESTER.—POLI’S NEW’ 'niEATRE (J. WANTED C. Criddle, mgr.) Mayo and Jones, Evans and • Man to post bills and work on stage In Wlscon Irf'e, Frank Coombs snd Muriel Stone, Van | "In. Steady work the year around. One-night Camp, Horton and LaTrlska, Chas. R. Sweet, i stand. Address MOR. OPERA HOUSE, care Audrey. _ Maple and Alfred Kappler week of , The Billbotu'd. 8. WORCESTER (John F. Burke, mgr.) Vic tor Moore In The Talk of New York 15; YW- dlsh Co. 16; DeWolf Hopper in The Pled Piper 18; lioulse Gunning In Marcelle 19-20. WHITE CITY ARENA (Joa. McFlelds. mgr.) Rostock’s Slot Machines Cheap Animal Show week of 15. NEW PARK (Jos. Closing out otir entire line of amnsement and J. Raymond, mgr.) Vaudeville and ijteclal lit strumcntal features week of 16. PLEASAN’T chance machines. Send for Hat. J. E. NEL¬ (Fred P. Dean, mgr.) EMna Leader, Thomas SON A CO., 48 RtTcr St., Chicago, HI, Meehan. Herlwrt Crsshy, moving plctnrea and songs week of 15. FR.4NKL1N SQUARE (C. Seymour, mgr.) The Phantom Ibdective week F'OR SALE i of 15; The Millionaire and the Policeman’s Fine new .Summer Theatre with two confection , Wife we<‘k of ’22. ery store rooms In front. Erecti*d last summer, seating capacity 700. stage 12x.36. rsised seats, MICHIGAN. electric light plant and imwer bouse. In best j DETHOIT.—TEMPLE THEATRE (J. H. business si-clloii of city, four donra from pson Co., Maggie offlee. Cash price, $2,000. W. F. BRINTON, I Kline, Our Boys In Blue, Midgely and Car¬ Washington, Iowa. lisle. DeWltt. Ilurns and 'Torranie. Billy Van. ' Morton Jewvll Troupe, 1. Grannon and the I M(K>reoe<'op«. week of Feb. 8-14. DETROIT WANTED j OPERA HorSK (II. Parent, mgr.) Madame LADY WIRE PERFORMER Nazlmoxa In rep<.rtolre 8-10; A Knight for a I Day 111.3. I,YCEUM THEATRE (A. Warner, For particiilara addreaa Bnirongha, Abilene, Kan. iingr.) Little Johnny Jones 7-1.3; Thomas Shea This repr«*sentB without doubt the heat troupe of exiM»rt rl6e shots l)efore the ptihlic. Princess I 14 20. WHITNEY THEATRE (Chas. Altman, Weona, the feature. Is acWnowledgetl by Buffalo BUI. pawnee Bill and Col. F. T. Ciimrainga to be mgr.) Ninety and Nine 7 )3; 13ie Rocky Moun SLOT MACHINES the greatest shouting attraction befoix* the piilillc today. Princess Weona Is the only lady In the ' tain Exi)ress 14 20. AVENUE THEATRE (Drew FOR RALE—Slot machines of all kinds. Address world who has ever successfully accomplished the feat of shooting from the hack of a running A Campliell, mgrs.) Jolly Girls 7-1.3; Empire B. SICKING, 1011 Dayton St., Cineinnati 0. horse. While in Europe as the feature of Buffalo ItlH’s Wild West, she was isTsonally presente)! Show 14 20. GAY’ETY THEATRE (Mr. Wood, to the late Que«'n Victoria. King Edward and insny other men)l>erH of I..iyalty, and carried away mgr.) Trocaderos 7-1.3; Night Owls 14-20. THE —SOLD ZVERT'WHXRE— many presents and medals from the Royal family. Weona has l»een featureil with all the largest .4TRi; CO.MIQUE (W. J. Allen, mgr.) Vande- sb< )ws. Including Buffalo Bill’s, Pawnee Bill’s. Cyinimiogs’ Indian Congress. 101 Ranch, alsoarcl

bay city.—WASIIINOTON (W. J. Daunt. i BBAINEBD.—PARK OPERA lloCSE (F. G. i misr.i Sir»ii».'li»-»rt 0; Utile JoUunjr Jonea 0; ! Hall, mgr.) Louis dames lu Peer Gyul 1; Ma- i <1 The Girl uue^ll^ln ►; llowe’i Muvluf I'U-turca jeslic _ Co. 8, mdeUuilely. 'The V iigiuiau Jo. 1 9' Tli>' Fit!Ullu,t r»raon U. BlJt)U (J. U. , BiduC (Fred E. Low, mgr.) Maiuews aud rUniore, uutr.» WllUrd anil Ituuil. Uaxiui'a ' MalheWk, muvlug pictures aud auugs week ul Livliiit I’Uturcs, Tlie Klmboa. AI. Wania ami I. C.VSlNU Ul.xK (E, C. Baue, mgr.) itullet till* Itljt>uato|ie week of W. ALVilll.VDl) (\V, i skating. J. Daiml, uiBr.I llorrla Thurston Co. In The CROOKSXON.—BIJOU (Simmons Sc Nault, ' Howerv Deteetlve week of 8. KMl’lKK (II. mgis.) Cmtk aud Turuer, aud muviug picluies Kink, uittr.» Grulier and Kew, Bert 1". i J li. iliirt. II. Kliik’a Drsuisllied IMctures, Geo. A. STILLWATER.—AUDITORIUM (11. C. Rob IlH'liiiKS ami luoviiik |>lctures week of 8. AT LIBERTY eiisuu, mgi.) llum-ymuuu liail li; SuulUciu BENTON HAKBOB.—BKI.L OI'EKA IlOlSE Ruse (local) li; Parsilal Ji; llai'vey Stuck ij. A. Siuiou, iiikr.I Just Before Dawn 7; L'mier Co. M..rcU 1 aud week. MAJESliC tPiuk A 'i.iutheru Skies Three Twins 111. BIJDC Gray, les.) Y audevTlle aud muviug piclui'ca. ilUney Artiiiklou, nikr.) Ye OKI Time Choir. Hawley auil Oli-ott. IH-I-A-l'hone, Five Coliim j MISSISSIPPI. i.liies. IVilro anil Wilson auil Marvelous Mu- | BROOKHAVEM.-HLCCK S UPER.Y HOUSE ' Intosh week of 8. (Cuaa. itcuck, mgr.) W. B. Pattuu lu Tue DOWAGIAC.—BECKWITH MEMDKIAL (E. ' J. Welsh, uitir. I Kosur Mason Stock Co. I G; O oA.X X OilXs-—Ol*KKA ll4)LSJ:s l*ii*rc**s ^ I tiller soulheru Skiea 11; The Other Fellow IIU; uigit.f liaaift iiluvYu 0; Ju»c4iu Jeitvi'Miu iu luv VAN AIKEN’S Marrleil for Money KALAMAZOO.—AC.kDEMY OF MUSIC (B. iu. V iUiots .\. r.U'h, uikr.) That Stoik Co. closetl enkaise- i icixt, lAigr.; Leciuir auu Wial, A. Go.tiiaiv*. iiienl leh. (i; I'uiii-r Southern Skies HI: The uioMu^ Ituiusvh uua o( G. liviu^ illrl O'testlou II: Stroukheart 1-. M.VJEST1C alvati Li'uio. Lou iitrii, t'ruu^ Kaiupluiu aua luoiiUji iftciuivm v^et'k ot G. ill. W. Crull. liikr.) Miett's Eilucaleil Uoks. ' \huU»ii ..111 niuiiUK I'letures and sonks 8-lU. I iule CubuiU » Alia»lrct& b. auU FORMERLY WIXCIIERMAN’S PORT HURON.—.M.VJESTIC (L. J. Slevln. ' .ur». Juiiu \\uuGtui'iJ, TUc Mu»tcui W U uikr. I Howe's Cli'tures G; The Girl (Juestin U; Muuft* JUiM isUbUy i'^a^k ilUG OiUUutrUs .( Kuikht for a Day 18. CITY UI'EIIA IIUtSE at.*auui.‘U«; Maiibui'o ttuu L’lartuce Oiugau iL. r. lleuuelt, uikr.l Ciilhane Cluck Co., iu ' *jt 6s ief. TEMUl-K VAUDEri'E (U»uis Wilsou, VICKSBURG -WALNUT ST. THEATRE (II. ' iiikr.i Muviuk idclures aud vaudeville. | Mayer, mgr.) The dcUersuus lu lue Rivaia 1; .aaiage iviug d; Max F igmau lu Tue Suosli- I For Parks, Fairs,'.Vaudeville or a reliable Circus for MINNESOTA. I lule J; Muiray aud Macs lu; Juuuuie Russell MINNEAPOLIS.-MKTUol'ULlTAN OPERA II. I Hill M. U.. .N. Scull, luiit.t 1‘eer Gyui WIIU MISSOURI. I the comin" season. Also want first-class Booking 1.UU1I. Jaiiies I'lU; Tue Miiuic World wilh Gcr KANSAS CITY—WiLLlS WOOD (Woodward iruue lluuuiuu 11-ldi The Wuiuau s liuur wiih A Luigcss, Uigis.) Wees uf i, W m. il. Craue . .Vilcialile liiui'atuu 1417: The Suul Kiss Wllu lU Fulmr auu tue Buys. Weeg 14, The Kuu.id Agents to handle this act. For open time, terms .lilel.ue Giuie IS JU. BIJOG UCER.V llUCSi. Cp. S1ICL1.UT (Lee A J. J. Sudoei I, m^rs.l | lliiiu. L. Hays, Uikr.l TeUUesaee Teas WilU Week 7, Tue Laud uf Nod; Wees 14, riaus ladlie Williauia Week of 7; Thurston, the lua- Iveeuau iu lue W screua uf Vlrgiuid. GU.X.Nii and full particulars address HARRY VAN AIKEN, kiciau, w»-s of 14. DEWEY Tlli:.A4'UE |Ar- tilUdsoU A audau, mgrs.) Wees 7, Comiug I'hic Miller, uiki'.l Ylluer a Americans wan \\ il- lui'o' the Rye. Wees 14, Ruse Melvlile lu liaui liuuh aan i.'omiiany. Chick aud Cuicklels, Sis llupsius. URPHlCM iMariiu Beck, geu. No. 1105 West Madison Street, Kokomo, Ind, or care Frauds and UoUkheriy, Gertrude Fiske, Cuaries mgr.; Marlin Leumau, res. mgr.) Week 7, liakir aud lue American tdoartet week of 7; tliiariuu aud Rosalia Cehailua, Puautaaiic Puau- ; I'lie Tuui uukuhreds week of 14. CNlijCE (urns, Suudor a Miniature c'lritue, lue Kiu- BILLBOARD, Chicago Office. lTli..Yll(r. laack Elliott, mgr.! The Marco suus, LeClair aud Sumpsuu, Julia Kiugsli-y aud I'wiuii, aue liyiiu Ruoisoii, Cady and Rohi-Miu, Co., O. A. Duucau, Cuvette, lue Kiumirome. Eva Wcsicott aud Co., iiill and Ackerman, etc.; Week 14, Homer Llud aud Co, lu I'ue iui'x Yluulakue aud the Kiuetokcuiie Week of opera Siuger; Tu« Five Juggiiug Nurmaus, s. Miles TULAI'RE (l. C. Siieera, mkr.i Staley aud Birtieck's Novelty Iruuafurmaliuu, Sveukali. Atlantic City Four, Mite. Doherty a W m. Ylurrow aud Verda Schelltieig aud Co. Iruuyie of 1 rained Poodles, Great I'rauuce Lt Happy a Milliuiu; Geo. E. Deimure aud Jules iruu|ie, Gua Leonard, J. U. Kerr aud the ; W. Lee, athletes; Happy Jack Garduer, Mr. Milescope week of 8. PRINCESS TIIeATUE aud Mrs. Ailisuu, Tue Kiuudrume, etc. CUN- |F. C. Priest, mkr.) Fourteen American Zou- YEN'TTUN HALL (Louise Sueuse, mgr.) Week all's, Grace Anmuud, Frederic Musical 'Trio, Park Managers, ATTENTION! Feb, 8, Khmla Royal Circus fur lue Kausas I'wu Bruces, Lilitan Ihihay aud tue Camera i City Shrlaers. ACDlToRltM (O. D. Wood araph week of 8. ORPUlCM THEATRE (G. ' ward, mgr.) Woodward Stuck Co. week of 7 L. Raymond, mar.) George Primrose aud ills , in Cleiipaira. Same cumpauy week uf 14 in ’ Dam Ink Buys, Felice Morris aud Company, A- I Sherlock Uulmea. GlLLiS (E. S. Briguam, ' I'.a-Be s Aluum, Murria ami Msrrls, Fred Ray'a mgr.) Week 7, The Smart Set in The Black ; Players, yiisses lieimore, ilatuaway aud Seigel, . Politician. Week 14, The F'lamlng Arrow. MA- t sud the Kiuudrume week uf 7. NOVElTY ' JESTIC (Thus. Hodgeman, mgr.) Week 7, THEAIRE (L. E. Lund, mar.) The Peerless The Big ^-bman Show. Week 14, Harry Bry ALFRED RENSCH Stuck Company In Dr. Till Outdone, The Jlmmi- ' aut'a Extravagausa. CENTURY (Jos. R. Don- phone, Galiaguer and Martin, Chanea Ells , egan, lugr.) Week of 7. 'Tue Avenue Glrla; The People’s Bandmaster and His Splendid Band worth and Grace Martin week uf 7. ISiS week l4. Miner's Merry Burlesiiuera. rilEATRE (Cueeley A Miller, mgra.f Camera¬ WILLIAM W. SHELLEY. phone aitrai'iiuus of Collina aud Harlan, Alice Lloyd, 'The Streets uf New York from The ST. LOUIS.—OLYMPIC (Pat Short, mgr.) I (40 Selected Musicians in Full or in Part.) 1^ Mill, Vlija from The Merry Widow, The { The Round Lp week uf 7; Uobt. Edeson week . Calendar of Love from School Days, etc., week of Feb. 14. CENTURY (W. D. Cave, mgr.) ' of 7. SCENIC i'HEATUE (J. B. Schmil, ' Heory Miller in The Great Divide week uf 7; uikr.l Illustrated songs and luotiou pictures, : Uiuia Manii week of 14. GARRICK (Dau S. Programme of Music. The arrangements are fine by a small band CltlTERiU.S TTIEATUUE (J. B. Schmil, mgr.t ; FIshell mgr.) The Newlyweds and Their Baby Muilou pictures sud Uluslrated aongs. YVuN- week '7; The Gay Musician week 14. GRA.ND as well as a large one with great effect. Now booking for Summer DEULAND ELECTRIC THEATRE tL. B. Lund, ' OPERA HOUSE (Jnu. Fleming, mgr.) 'The uigr.t Illustrated suaga and luutlun pictures. 'Time, the Place and the Girl week of 7; ' MILU TtlhATUE (Juhu F. Garner, mgr.> Mov¬ { Classmates week of 14. IMPERIAL (D. E. Season 1909. Address, ALFRED RENSCH, Aschenbroedel ing pictures aud Illustrated aongs. MAJESTIC I Russell, mgr. I Yon Yotuon week 7; Prince of . theatre (Aruvld A Johnaun, mgra.) Muliun i Swindlers week of 14. HAVLIN'S (Wm. Oar- pictures and Illustrated aunga. UlM FAMILY ; en. mgr. r Convict WMl week 7; Wanted by Po- Club, 144 East 86th Street, NEW YORK CITY. TUL.YTRE (A. J. Kavauaugh, mgr.) Winkler, ; lice week Feb. 14. OAYETY (O. T. Crawford, .Ntihuny, Lew Fields, John and klshle Moure, mgr.) The Mardl Gras week of 7; Behman't Irene SisuDeld and the Gemugrapu week of Show week of 14. STANDARD (Leo Beicben- >*• RODERIC 8TK. FLKUliE. I barb, mgr.) Pat White Gaiety Girls week of 7; Avenue Girls week of 14. COLUMBIA (Lew 8T. PAUL—METBOl-OLITAN OPERA HOUSE 'Sharp, mgr.) This week's bill Includes Lillian |L. .S, Scott, mgr.) Gertrude Hoffman In The pioneer amusement ' Mortimer and Co., Hengler Sisters, Swor Broth- > Mimic World 8-H); Imuls James in Peer Oynt I era, liavey and Moore, Billie Scott Blackburn, II Id; Adeline Geuee In The Soul Kiss 14-17; I Mlllman Trio, OUle Young and Bros., Seymour Aili'lalde Thurston in The Woman's Hour 18- j and Dupree and motion pictures. AMERICAN , I fADM®^ TICKET CO. Jl. GRAND ('Theo. L. Hays, mgr.) 'T'burs- I (Sol Opiienbrlmer. mgr. 1 Tbis week's bill In¬ tuu, uiaglclau, week of 7. With Thuratou ap¬ « 722 Broadway. NEW YORK. cludes Kills .Nowlin Co., Weston Sisters, Majea- pears Paul Klelat. The Cowboy and the Souaw I tic Trio. YIePhee and IllIl. Clever Conkey, Lew (O Send $12.00 and we will send you 100,000 week of 11. OUPUEUM (U. W. Plerong, ' Hawkins, Klein and Clifton. Eva Taylor and mkr.) Will Rogers, expert lariat thrower. The ~ Special Tickets. Co. anl pictures. WILL J. FARLEY. Elkht Melania, plcture^ue ensemble; July VI- oliUa, assisted by Mona. Arnaud, Braxllian ■BT. JOSEPH.—TOOT1.IS THEATRE (C. U. i-’iPy*’'’* I'ntter J. White and t^, the visitor; Pbllley, mgr.) Paul Gilmore In The Boys of ' while and Simmous, black face studies; De- Company B S; Wm. II. Crane 15; Coming Tbro Uavcn aud Sidney, The Dauclug Walter ami the Rye 17; The Mimic World l»-20. LY¬ the tiueat; Joe Garsa, Spanish eiiulllbrlat, and CEUM 'HIEATRE (C. U. Pbllley, mgr.) Oran- , CIRCLE SWINGS stark opened a four nigbta’ engagement 7; [ the Kiuudrouie week of 7. MAJERTIC (D. ImproTSd TrkTsr Circle Swings, new »r slightly need, st latcrsst- Miner's Merry Maidens 11-13: The Smart Set 1 Kngllth Rocker Glrla, ing prioss. NEW RIDING DEVICES FINANCED. 1. .Mathews, globe expert; Bennington 14 15: In Wyoming 16-17: Washington Socl- I itrothiTs, Olympian athletes; Fred Jarvis, mo- ety Glrla 18-aO. LYRIC THEATRE (R. Van iiuliiglst; Leon smi Bertie Alien In Detained at Honten mgr.) North Brothers' Stock Co. week NOVELTY MACHINE CO., 2 Rector St., NEW YORK. of 7. CllYSTAL THK.YTBE (Fred Cosman. the liniie; Leo While, in Illustrated aunga, (Succeasor to Trsver Circle Swing Co.)___ MTAU (T. C. YIcCready, mgr.) The mgr.) Eugene O'Rourke and Co. and Burt Wes¬ VInfi Glrla with the original Girl In Blue; ton an.l Co. were the headliners for week of Millie Delson, week of 7. SELBY RINK (H. 7. BIJOU DREAM (J. N. Bill, mgr.) Week A. Keiineily. mgr.) Skating, bowling and bll r. Vaudeville. ROLI..AWAY RINK (Don W. DISENGAGED-MANAGER OR AGENT. H. P. WINTERHALTER. Stuart, mgr.) Roller tkatiug. .YUDITOBIUM. Rhmla Royal CIrcua, by .Molls Temple Shrln- AUSITN.—GEM FAMILY (W. J. Mahnke, ers week of 15; Mamtfacturera aud Merobanta' Handle anything in the circus, theatrical or park line. Referuncr mkr.i Mrs. Temple's Telegram.U; moving plc- Exiwsitlon week April 17 'il. Trousdale Stock Co. 18'JO. BI- JF»SE J. WAGNER —Ask any regular manager oi agent. CHAS. A. KOSTER, Gen. Del., U. D. Wellaoii, mgr.) Moving pictures "Id TMidevlUa. . . (CYvntIuued i>n page 'J8.> Kansas City, Mo. DANGEROUS license agreement DON’T CUT YOUR OWN HEAD OFF! Wo aro NOW prepared to furnish you an EXCLUSIVE service ^and rent films without a LICENSE or RESTRICTIONS. Can supply you all the film you need and defy competition. Write for further information. CINCINNATI FILM EX., 214-16-18 W. 5th St., CINCINNATI, O. 26 XfiiB Billboard FEBRUARY 20, 1909.

Bradley aA; Davis (Bijiai); .Albion. Mich.; Biowning »A Kellar (Star): Seattle. AVash. (I.yrle) (Iraitil It ipiiis 22'27. Borella. Arlhnr (Star); AVlIkenshnrg. Fa. Barnes, T llo\. aV Fi'ssie Crawfonl (Foli'sl: I'lll. Arthur H. (Hap[.y Hour); Depoait, N. Hartford. Conn.; (.Amlitorium) L.viin. Mass., i Y. 1 F.aroer Ac Falmi-r (Comet); Creslon, la.; (Com Brown aA; ILslges (AA'Igw.iml: .S iii Franelsoo, i t I Bed Dak 22 27. Cal.; (Novelty) Stia-kton '22 27. Braatx. Selma (Haymarket): Chicago, III.; F.ellelalr Fros. (Iteii'ii-tfs): .Alontreal. Can.; tii. O. H.) lndiana|iolia, Ind., 22 27. ROUTES AHEAD (Bennett's) Ottawa. 22 27. Bi roll .A Langilon (Orphenm); Oakland, Cal.. Buster Brown A. Tige (.Shea's): Buffalo, X. ; U 27. A'.; (Sliea'si Toronto. Can., ‘22'27. Big City guartet (O. O. ID: Syrarnae, N. V.; ! Bison Citv Four (Keith's): Boston. Mass.; lOrplienml A'onkers 22 2S. . (K.ilh's) Frovldeme. B. I., 22 27. Bord-n. Zeno Ac Haydn Bros. (Orphenm): Wlcb Itraudon. Sar.tli. aV Ben .S. Mears (Majestle): Ita. Kan. J Ft. AA'orth. Tex.; t.Alaji-sllc) Dallas 22‘27. Foothlark guartet (.Arniorv): Binghamton. N. A.; (Colonial) l.awrenee. Mass.. 22 27. Butler. Tom (Or|du(iim,i: Harrisburg. I'a.; MAncRprs and performers are respectfully requested to contribute their dates for this depart¬ Ba.ir.ioty 1 rio (Bijou): Fensaeola. Fla. ment. Eciites must reach The Billboard Saturday, to insure publication. lOridX'Um) Beading '22 27. Iteiioiit Duo (.Auditorium); Dayton, O.; (Star) Barry Ac AA'olford (Trent); Trenton, N. J.; The Billbcard forwards mail to all professionals free of charge. Members of the profession (Chase's) AA'ashIngton, D, ('.. '22 27. are invited, while on the read, to have their mail addressed in care of The Billboard, and it Hartforil City. Did.. '22 27. Bowers. AA’altei-s aA Cnsiker (Orphenm): Fort Bowser. S. M. (.Alamo); Blrniiiigham, Ala.; will be forwaided promptly. (Orphenm) Chattamsiga, Teiin.. 22 27. Avolos. Five (Shea's); Buffalo, N. Y., 22‘27. l.-i'id. Ore.; lOridieimi) San Fraiieisco, Cal.. 21Mare)i 12. Bell. Crystal (Coxy CorniT): Cleburne, Tex.; .Aihdman's. Joseph. .Alnsieal Knsa-inhle 1 Fo- Barntt, Mar.'otie (Craud): Saeramento. Cal.; (A'alei Mineral AA'ells ‘22 24; (I’eople'a) IFsi: New Haven, Conn.; (Fidi's) Hartford Telegrams inquiring for routes not (.National) S-n Fr-.’iielseo 22 27. AA'i alherford 2.'i'27. Biiigli.'im A; flahle (Craiid); Ciditmhia, .S. C.; Bellows, Teiiiide A: Alter (Orphetiin): AVitehita, given in these columns will be ignored •At the Country Clnh (IlamunTstidn'sl: New (.Arcadluiii) -Augusta. Ca., 22 27. K.:n. unless answers are prepaid. York Citv; (Froa-tor's l'2.")lh St. I New York Barry. .Mr \ .Mrs. Jimmie (Orptieiiml: .Allen¬ Iforllna A- I'.riM-kwav (Fanillyl: Malianoy City, City -22 27. town. I'a.; lOridieum) Kaston ‘22‘27. I'a American TrumiietaTs, Fame (Ma ja-stlc); Crings. Col.; ).Alajcstic) IDskfaird. Ill., tor's I2.‘dh St.) Xi w York City 22'27. I'a.: (Kmpirel llolMiken, N. J.. •2'2‘27. PERFORMERS’ DATES. Butlers, The i.Alartii: Havana. Cnha. .Ailams, AA’illiam (Frlma'ss): St. John. X. B.. Beyer, Ben. aA Bro. (Hathaway's): Mnld<-u. Mass.; i(olonial) Lawretio* ‘22‘27. Barnes, Slioirt (Kelth’si: I'rovidence. R. I. (When no date is given February Can. Fegere. A'alerie ((!. O. ID: I’Ittsburg, I’a. .Adair, Kddla', & Fonr Clrls (Xiw Sum: Sjtrlug Brown. Hams .A Brown (Bennett's): Mon treat Can.; (Bitinett's) Ottawa 22 27. Flack. Violet (Orjdieniii): Butte. Mont. 15 20 is to be supplied.) field. O. Liirt. Cass, Ac George Kern (Beiini-tt's): Ot Banyan. Alfred (Bijont; Iowa City, la.; (p-ain- -Angcll Sisters (Fictorl)imi: Klir-abethtou, tawa. Can. III ) .Muscatine •2'_ 27. AtlaniM, Kdward H. (I’alace): London, Kiij;.. , Ta 1)1). Bi me. John AA'. (Palm): Charlotte. N. C -Atlantic Citv Four (AA'ashlngtainl: Spa)kane. Bedell. AA'alt< r. \ Co. (Kmiiire); San Fr iti .laii. l.*s Foil. '2~. AA'ash., 21-27. (isao. Cal.; (I'anlages'l Sacramento 22 27. Burton Sisters (.Austin Ac .Stone’s): Bostoi. Alilridge. .'has.; Kn route with the Ilmind-rp. .Mass.. 1.', 07, .Arnolda, Chas. (O. H.): AVata-rhs). la., l.'i Bijou Comedy Trio (Orplumm); Zanesville, See llraiiiatie Uoiltes. Binnei lA Chapiiian (O. H.): Talbotton. Ga. All, (Jeortre (l)niry Lane): London, Kiig.. Dec. O.; (Xafioii il) Sleiilieni ille ■2'2‘27. Ballo Bros.; Jacksonville. Fla., Da-c. 2S. in 7 Fell. Bijou Comeily Trio lOr(iheum); Zanesville. Bimlsis. I'he iG. O. ID: Grand Ka|dd«, Alleli.; Alvar'tta». Three: Kn route with the .Tersey daf. O.; (Xatioiiali Sti'uhenvllle '22 27. (Blj 'ui Fenton Harlsir 22'27. Llliea. See Hurleauue Itoutes. Barlows, Bra-akawav (Kxisisltlon); Jacksou- Bros. B.i me Ktght Bidls Co., M. J. Byrre. Caiitni. Is-lla: Kn route with the Buster I'p-wn Alvin & Ileudrix; Kn route with .\1. (J. Field's aille. Fla.. Jail. IS. Imla-f. mgr. (.Armory I: Itiiighamtou, N. A'.; (O. O. AA . stern Co. See Musical Itoutes. Minstrels. See .M.nstrel Itoutes. Barti'C, A. O. (.Alhambra): Houston. T x.. In H.' Syraiuse 22 27. Caiaiii: Kn nsite with the p'ay Foster Co, See .Austin, Harry (Drpheuin): Savannah, r (Orpheum) Seattle 22 27. Chapman Sisters: Kn route with the .Avenue Adams, K. Klrke. A: Co. (Canton): Canton, tier Cirls. See F.nriespie Itmites. Iteuiiiiigloii Bros. (Bilou): Kveleth. Mint).; Girls. See Burlesque Itoutes. ().: ((). II.) Itavena 22 2~. Ilei|)-ll Bros.: pat rottte witit llte Myrkle- (Bowers' O. H.) Hihidiig '22'27. Chase. J. I'erev (Bijoul; Oshkosh. AA'is., Dee. .Allison. Mr. A: Mrs. (Orpheum 1: Kansas City, liirder Stack Co. See Drimatlo Itoiita's. Barnes. AA'. 11., A: I'rl leess Trixie (Keitit'si; 27. Indef. Mo.; (Orpheum) Sioux City, la., 21-27. I'liiladelplilu, I'a.; (Colonial) XorfolU. A'a., ' CiH'. He'iry; Kn route with AA'. .A. Mahara'v F.eea Iter at Maye (AA'in ier): -Allegheny, Fa., Minstrels. See Minstrel Itouti'S. Fel-. 1. inilef. Aldiott, .Arthur (Majostlc): -Ashland, Ky.; Iteiiaus. The )0. ID: (!r<‘f-iivllle. O.. l."> 17: , Cogswells. Three Cycling: T'airliig Mexico, (IIl|>|>iHlrome) I.exliijtto i 22‘27. Ferrian. Sla-ve (C.lllette): Flmllay, O.. Indef. (F.ijou) Bl<|U:i IS 20; (I'rincess) Columlms 22 Cirio Trevino, Indef. -Alvarado's. S.. Coats torphenm): Montgom¬ Bispiiig. Tom (Hipi'CHlrome): Xew York City, Coleman Ac I.aMont (Hipiiodrome Itlnkl: P'r ery, -Ala.; (Orphenm) Fensaeola, Fla., ‘22 imlef. Blaucke. .Anne (Boll's): Brldgeimrl. Conn.: mingham. .Ala.. Jan. l.s, Indef. F.Iiitir hiiril. Cliff; Kn rainte with -A Hoyal Slave. (Ki itli'si Boston. Mass., •2'2'27. ' Cohmilda Aliisiesl Trio: Kn route with D' Itiic Alvldo, M. (Lyrie): Manhattan, Kan., I.'il7: See Dramatic Itoutes. Itraliams, Tlie (Bitoni: Kankakee, III.; (A'a- Bros.’ Minstrels. See .Alinstrel Itoiiies. (Anrora) jttnetion City is 2(l. Fraciiard. Fanl (Clrco Bell): Mexico City, rieties) C:nton '22-27. Cook. Boh: Kn route with King ,A rm-ker's -Ahern. Daniel (OrplKMim): Chllllcothe, O.; .AIe:a.. Indcf. Burke. Jolm lA Mae (Majestiei: Ft. AA'orth, Snow. See Tent Show Routes. (ITlncess) Coshocton 22-'27. Braily Jy .Maiioney; Kn route with Irwin's Big Te\.: (Ma.1estie) Dallas 22 27. Cook »A Aladisoii (Casinol: Xew York ( Iv. ■Ahearn, ('has.. Tro))pe (I’oll's): AVaterhiiry, Sliiiw. See Bnrles'ine ItiMites. Barthidiiy's Cis katoos iMaje'li)-): Mad son. indef. Cringfield 22 27. Alhintis Ai- Fisk (Slarland): Saskato,»i. Can.; 'lenn., i tala-f. I'.anoiv «A Milo iBIaney'si: F.altlmi>re, Mil. Carl* rs The iCresoeiiti: Bonham. Tex.: (Orp’jci))))) Kdfnonton 22 27. Burton aA: Burton: Kn route with -Al. Beeves' I'ruees. Tile (Bijou I; K.oikakee. 111. (Brown's) Texarkana '22 27. .Anderson A: Colnes (Lyrkl. I'a.iton, O.; Feanty Sliow. See Bnriesiine Uamtes. Bian A: Hamiltun t Hiii|MNlromei: Huntington, Coaklei A .AL Bride il’ili'si: Scranton, I’a.; AA'. Va. (.Armur.i) Biiighamtoii. .V. Y.. '22 27. iK'ith'sl Fhiladtdphia. Fa.. 22-27. Byrne (ladson Flay ers (Majesfilc): IDmston, Anderson, Hli-hard iMajcsth’): Milwaukee, Boston Fndetti-s AA'omin's (irehes(ra (Alajes Claudius ,k S.-arlet (Or;dieuiii 1: Salt Like Cit.y' Tex.: (Majestic) (lalvcstam 22 27. tie): Chieago. III. I tali: (Oriilieiiml Denver. CoL. '22'27. AA'Is.; (Majestic) Cl)lcago, III.. ‘22 27. Boliliias. Musical ((). H.i: Kiitland. A't.; (Star) Black A: Jones lOl.impiei: Chieago. 111. Crantlell. H I i.Bljoul: .Ann .Arlior, .Alieh., 15- Alpine Tronpi-. Five (.Anditorinm): Detroit. Itliaca. X. Y., 22-27. ; Bor inl A: Xevaro ((Irpheiim i: Salt Lake City, 17; tBiJiaii .Alhloii IS 2(1. Allel) : (.Anditorinm i Tohalo. O.. 22-27. Bel gore Sisters (Fljainl: Bay City, Mich.; I'tali. Clifi'ord. Kd.ith (Family 1: Lafayette, Ind ; Allen. Kdgar (Foli'sl: AA')treestt*r. Mass.: ((L O. H.) Grii'id Bapials 22'27. Brains, Miisloal (Cril n ion i: Savannah. (la. (Galidyi S ringfiehl. 111., 22 27. ) Keith's) ITovhhmce. It. I., 22 27. Boiil.-ettis, Six (Shea's): Torontat, Can.; (Hiii- Bl.im|dilii Ae H-hr iF.im.ilvi; H igATstoivn. Carl.dta (Keith's): I’ortland. Me.; lllntha- .Aihdahle. I,a Fetite. \- Fonr Daint.v Dancer- paslrome) Clanelaiid. (>., 22'27. Md. w ay's) Liovell, Mass.. 22'27. I Alhambra): Neav Tork City: (Or|d)en)n) Botihiam aA: (jniiin (Km|iire): Coloraalo Springs, Boston, A’oii \ Co. (Bos*on): I'emhroke, Can., Cise. Ch.irle.' (Teiii|dei: Detroit, Mich.; F.r(a)klyn. 22-27. Col.: (Temple) BodMit '22'27. l.'i 27. (Shell's) Buffalo, X. Y., 2'2‘27. Atgets The iFarrish Hall); Ithaca, X. V.. Battmian. Tom (Foil's): F.rhigcport, Conn.; (Foil's) Xew Haven ‘22 27. AD':n* Feler H. (O. H.); Oakland. Md. Blessing, Mr. aA: Mrs.: Santa Ana, Cal.; (.Air •AihD'isi A: Livingston (A'ictor); New Orleans, dome) I'hoenix, '.Arix., ‘22 27. Kcceivino daily all subjects issued by tbe La. F.o.vs in Blue ((I (>. Hi: Fittslmrg. Fa.; .An-tiii A: Sweet (Kmi)ire): Calgary, .Alta., ( Froctor's Tith -Ave. i X'l-w A'ork City 22-27. Licensed Manufacturers. Mest service and (':))). Brooks. AA'iilter Jiillati (Majestic): Birming- .Alid)a Trio (Family): Minneapolis. Minn. hiitii. .Ala.: (.Majestic) Little Bock. .Ark., 22- facilities in tbe Middle West. IVonipt sbip- .\d:in)s. .Alnsieal lKeltl)'s): Culnmlxis, O. .Aekirman. F.)nl tCraml Fan)lly); Fargo. N. Bruiio Kramer Trio (Majeslle): Dallas. Tex.; ineuts Write at once for service in a t iass by itsell I). l.Viajistu) Houston 22 27. A-taices. Tl)e (Or|ilie)in( i; Oakland, Cal.; (Or¬ Biithr aS: Ilassi-tt (Orpheum i: Harrisburg, Fa.; phan)))) Los Angeles 22-.March 0. ((lr|il)<‘um 1 Ito.ailing 22-27. LUBIN FILM SERVICE CO., wTs.rS.inr. CINCINNATI, 0. The Chronophone Talking Pictures FOR EVERYBODY Just think of it, a complete CHRONOPHONE—not an attachment—including the famous Chrono Moving Picture Machine, giving perfect synchronism between the voice and the lips, for $600. Get busy and 6gure out what this is worth to you. Hundreds of up-to-date subjects, assuring first-class service. - -^WE ARE indef»e:i\jdeimt=-- =- We hold full patents on our machines. The Chrono system has NO STAR wheel, and no intermittently moving parts, and DOES NOT INFRINGE ANY PATENTS. Our CHRONO M. P. MACHINE can be used independent of the Chronophone, and costs S235. So why be bluffed, pay S2 per week or more and lose your freedom in the bargain??? XliInR It over ! r* AI TUAAIT r'A 124 E. ■I wentv-F'lftti St., OfTLUJVlt/IM t Vit.y IMEW YORK CIXY. FEBRUARY 20. 19C9. Xtie Billboard 27

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X. .1.; (I’m Mich. |.lr-i I’atersoi 22 27. Dein. Ch-is, It. iCn-.-ii's o H.l: C.-.Iar It-p Clii^siio (I.yrirl: Dayton. <».: ('r.-iiii.Iei De- ids. Is, tpi'l. Mil ii., 22 27. D.'tii.iw A Fuller (O. H i; Alma. .Mic'li. Clilnko' (Dn>lie.inii: Slonx ('ll.\. la.; lOri.lienini Dl•ve.lU. IDi'erl (She.sly'si: Oloie-.-ster. \I.i-- (itnalia. .\el>., 22 27. Dierlckv Cros, iCrvstaD: .Mllw alike,'.. W- r . k. .I'« . fi Dro. (I'olniiililn I' t’iii.-Inn-li. (».; De Cl'ilrvii;.., Sill iSinri; Car.I.-n CIt'. K-i i. I Majestlel riiie.iao. 111.. 22 27. Donetti Iva l.Milesi; .Vliriiieapolls. Min . • i.iir.o. I.eM'iire A: fo. (1 lamiio r»lein’M ■ V.-w De Kn--el|. May me. A (*■>. iStan: .Miaioi-l.iiri: York (’ll.': (I’oH'si Hartford. Co.in., 22’27. I). c:i.mil>-r“. i..\«ter ( Ha.\ market i: Cliliai;i.. Ml.; D.-lavov.. A Frit,. (Itiitiv i: M.-mphls. T.-nn (.Milesllel .Mllwank.-e. Wls.. 2127. De Cr di-aii. Win. K. (I'mi.irei: .S in Frim-'- •>. Cla'ton, Cm. & Co. (Driiliemii i: Kaiisi* City, Cil.. 14 27. \io . 21 2*1 Diinh'irs. Four CasCutf lOrplienmi; Cult.- C,.lll 1“ iN Drow i (Kellli’ai: Colnndnis. i» . 22 Mont.. *22 27. Dolcrtv Sl-ters tcii.-ise'si: Wsslilnirton. D i’ Carsen I'ros. (Wittwanii: Sa'i KramNeo. Cal. (C.d..Ill'll I X.-w Y.irk City. 22*27. Conliy, ,\nna & Ktfle (Shea'si: Toronlii. Can. D'.Vre's Vlari.eieil.-: W in. Cm: 22 *27 ■ 1 .. i Clark. Clever (Kmiilre): Kdinoiiton. Can. don March I *27. ConnelD. I’dward. Ac Co. i .\lliaiiil>ra I; .New Diim-aii, .\. o. I Orpheiim I; Oniahi. Xeh.; iiir >ork City. pheiinil .Miniie.i|H.Iis. .Minn. *21 27. Clilninllla. Crlneesa. Ac .\. lalw.ar.l Xi-well fOr Divis. Kilw.irds. A Co, (i;. o. H.i: Svra.-ii-... l.h.nini: Troy, X. Y. N*. Y.; (Koiplrei H..l«.k.n. X. .1.. *22 27. Cas'.ii. Jaek ((». II.»: Waterl.Hi. la. Darrovv. Mr. A Mrs Stuart iKmpIrei: Hot... Conrad, .Xrtliiir. A: Itlonde T.\|M.wrllers (Ma- ken. X. J : iKmpirv'i C.il.*r»..ii *22 27. jistiei: ( iiUatto. III. Donovan A .Maekiti (Calai-.'i: Shr.*ve|s rt. l.a. Celialh ' llelarion & It.aialie ((iridieiim i: .Mem- Ih.iiuias, .Mamie (Sh**.*.iy*-1: Xorwiili. C.i-iii phi.-. Te-lll. Dayt.'lle. Ma.iae i Vamh'ttei: Cl}m..iiih. Ca. Carrieo. I.onise. A: .leannette Dniiiiaue (Ilijou): D ivis Hal. W.; Ovr.>r.l, X. (*.. 1.'. 17: (ir.i l.a Cr.csse, Wi.s. ham IN 2U. Caron A rarnniii (Donilnloni: WlnnliM.(:. .Man. Delmain A ll-.rrid'l; .Miimle, Iml. ('onrev le M.alrt* Sc Co. (llaniiiiersteln'al: Sew D.ttllie, Dniee A C.i lOri'oli: Cortlin.i. Ore. Dixon, c.owv rs A Dix.in i.Ih'iilietC-■ : Ottawa. \..rk City. ('roll.IS, Diik (Drpl'eiini): Oakland, Cai., IS- Can. D** .Vn;r»*Ils. J,.tT.-r-.'ii iCha-.**si; Wasliinitton —Now’s the time for tlie e.xhiliitor to smnmoii every bit of Callat; A Siiiith (firandl: Taioma. Wash.; . D. C. Kiranli Cortland. Ore., 2*2 27. Devlin A Kllw.ssl iMaje-tIci: C.irmiiiirham his lM‘st jiid^'meiit ami eohsider every {)hasc of the moviiif' pic¬ Carson. Charles K.; Cliathaiii. Ont., Can.; Ala. WaCaia.linrit 22 27. Ih.stiioml. K..h. Tra.; Washington. Ca.; .Vile ture situation with solieriiess and cjuition. Clark. Marie (C.IJoni; SiiiM-rlor. Wla.; "(IM I cheny 22 *27, —I’m hot-headed myself, Imt I fully realiz«‘ that we are all hail l.a Crosse 22‘27. D..ui;Ias A Van I riii'im* i: .Sli.*h...v i:aii. Wis. Colin. Don ney Sc WlllanI (Coliiiiilda I: St. Dl.iiinaiil Coiiieily F.sir l Varli*tl. -i: Terr.' {'ointt throutih a crisis tluit will mean the imikint' of somt* of us laa;ls. M**. Haute. lii'I,; il.yriei Dauvill... 111. *22*27. c'ressy. Will M.. Sc Itlanehe Dayne (Kiilidrel; Dahili'h’s. S.i .1. K.-nl 'liirra .Vr it.- (.M ah'stli* i: <*md the hreiikiiif' of others. llolioken. X J.; (Kmnirei Caterson 22 27. .Viin .Vrls.r, MIeli.; iKIjoin C.ay City *22 27. D* D.o. Mil... lOrpli 111111: D.'iiv.-r. Col. —Some of you are sorely tempted to “liKht the trust,” sim¬ Carllsh's, .\.l.. Dot's A I’onles (Ilijoni: Du¬ D 'lmore A I.' Miisl *al K.aili-. Cl ; lOiplieiiini Wilkes.Karre 22 ■2S. Ksnierahla Sist.'rs iiilvnipiei: Kief. Kii-sia. — (h) slow. Cromwell A Si'insi' (Oridieiimi: ItiH-kford. 111. Fell. 1 *2S. —(’hew it o\(‘r. Carroll A Doile: C.altiiiiore, Md. Kvans. Klll.v (T.v.dll: Si ii Ipoim. la.. Imlef. Chefahi A Ciiiretta iCramli: I’orllaml. or.-. - (’ottitiite. Cli-ilitl (Cilaia.l- Coplar. Knit., *22 27: (Hip- F.ilwanls. sh.>rl} i.Vr.'a.l.'i; T.d. .lo. o. *22 24; p.Klr.niie' Cntliey March I (I. (Cl'oiii I.orai'i *2.*. *27. — Don’t l(*t ’Pom, Dick and Ibirry lure you into ;iny iiction Clia.lwlik frio lOrpheniiii: Ia«s .\ni:e!e«. Cal. K.Iwanls A Kiutlaml iTln* il.'r nin i l.aiislnvr Cla.iton A Drew (Majesllei; Jacks..|i. Mich, Mi.'li.: (Cry-tall Owosso 22 27. thiit you niiiy re^'ret. c.sli. .\riliiir (O. 11.1: l{iiiiiford. .Me. Kdwanls. Freil It. ll.yceunn; ('iiielnnatl, o ; Car-on A Millard ((!. O. II. i; Si r.ieiise. X. (Clillli|isi Itli'limoml, Iml.. 22 24: iC.ronl — Kemember that the man who talks in the bij'jjest lij'iin's w ay I Mi.hlletown, ()., 2.**> *27. generally has the simdlest number of ciphers triiiliii}' jilonj' in Carter A- Kliiforil (Hay market i: Chleatto. 111. Khlriil. C.inlon, A (*i>. (Coil's. Sprinctl.hl. Mass.; (Cha-.'si Washington, D. (*.. 22 27. his bank boneh A- liieli ird- lOrvheiimi; It' oliiii:. Ca. Patents Company, and the law says he is (“iititled to the fruits (*..,111 A Tinlln (Orpheiim •: l.lliia. o Krnie. K.hlle A .May IMlehelsiui i: Cran.l I- (■..iils y i}narlel 1 .Vmlitorliini I: Ciiii-innat i O. laml. Xeh.; (I.,vrici Kawreiice. Kan.. 22*27. of his inventions. Clive. Henry (.Majesllei; .lolr'-toii n. Ca. Kvans. Kessie ((irandi: .s.iii Frami-.... C.il C. isei A I eCIalr (Curtisi; Denier. C.d. I don’t know whether the Patents Company is a trust or Cisi|.ers, The (Majesllei: Denier. Col. Kdvvards', tins, Itlonde Ty iswrllers (Vlije-tlei: Chicaco. IK. not. Dale Kros. Kn route with the 'I’lv.i .l.diii'. See Ftniior. John (Orpheiimi; Savannah, (in. Musical llontes. Kninietl A I.owit lYah-i: Kansas City. Mo. — 1 don’t care a rap. D. iriiell. I.awniiee: Kn route nith HI Henry's I'ickert A Ki ric (Orpheiimi: Kastou. Ca.; i.Vriii Mlns'rels. See Minstrel Koiites. - If they will do the thint's th«*y have promised to do, then ory 1 KInKhamton. X. Y . 22 27. D'krillle. In-iie: Kn rsnite nitli .Ma'» Xeiv Knimett. (iraeie. A Co. iMajestIi.i: Cliicaito. I’m with them heart and soul. ilnsleiiiil (’eiilral Co. S.n* Mii-ieal K.aites. Ill.; (Majisitlc) Milwaukee, vVi-.. 2*2*27. Dills llriw.: Kn rmile with 111 ll.-nr.i's .Min¬ Kniiiiett. Mr. A Mrs. Huah J. i KeiiiietCsi; If they don’t, then it’s time enough for the alternative strels See Minstrel Kontt s. .Vlontreal. Can. D.('h-o A l.aVellh. ((irandi: Marvsii:|.-, ().. in- but 1 honestly do not Uditwe that time will ever come. V.l Cola (Keith's I: Cmv ideuce. It. I. def. Kekholf A (lol-iloii (KIJoiii: Dec:itur. III. No one wants to kill you olV, Mr. l*].\hibitor. D.-dr.sde, Kdwuril; Kn route nlth W niiliii; a Kvers, (tvo. W. (.Majesllei: Dallas. Te.\. W|f. Co. See Musical K.ailes. Kvans. Kniita A Kvans (.VIphai: Krie, C.i. —^’ou are the key to the whole situation. D.-Onro Cros.: Vienna. .Vtistria, Fell 1-2H; Kllswortil. Kiiiteiie. A F.d'ia K-irlie I.imlon (HI|i|iiNlron Itoiites. Feathers. Kislle: Kn rude with the Kays —.And keep your lamps trimmed and burniiif' all the time. Dnnhar, Ia‘W (Colutnidal' il-ikland. Cil., .Ian. ill. Indef. See .VDisleal Koutes. — If you don’t know what to do, luMik u{) with me and I’ll Dunn. Hsrvi'y: Kn naile with Deltne Kro-.* Fislier. T.uii: Kii route with the Kriaadier-. Minstrels. Si-e Minstrel Koiiles. See Kiirh'sapie Kiailes. steer you ck'ar of danjters. D’llton. KITi'c: Kn route with Colly of the Foster, (ieo. I.: Kn route with Hi Henry's Circus Kastern Co. See Dramatic ‘lloule.s. Minstrels. See Minstrel K.ailes. -I’ll fjive you the iKxst lilms and the best service that monev Dickinson. Kuhe lOrplieumi: I.lma. ().; Fowler, the Jiicitl *r: Kti risite with the 11. W can buy, and at the lowest price it is possible to obtain for first • Stan .Mniiele. Del.. '22 27. Taylor Slis'k Co. See Draiiialle It.aites. D.I.aeey. Florence, A Kro. (Main Sl.i: Ceorla. Fox A Iliiithes (Crystall: KIkliart. Did., Indef class stiilf anywhere on earth. III. ; (.Majesllei Cedar Kapids, la., ‘22 27. Fink. Henry Columhla); Seranton. Ca.; (Mm De It. Marcus (l.yrici: Charlottesville. Va.; don I Xew York City, 22*27. —That’s a promise. •tsl.iri I.}uehliurK 22'27 Fern A Vlack (Knipirei: Kdiiionton. .Vila.. Dupre,. Kred (.Mn|es||et: Kittle IDs-k. .krk.; Can.: (,Kmp rel .MacI.e.sl *22 27. (M.iJesilei Kt. Worth 22 27. Faye, Klll.v. A Co. iKIherlyi: CilIshiiri:, Ca.; CARL LAEMMLE. President Dniulle. Kreest A. (Hlpp

p«*rrMi!* niD Nt fhp IWliiiiro Stii.rvi*>tjint two i»n- I CORRESPONDENCE Kim* «>ro. III'KTIG AM» SKAMON'S. An i-s 1 TAFT INAUGURATION— trnvuirauzii. callnl Tbr GIrU of the Mmiliii | (Coni lulled from page 25.) It.HiKe. Iia.j ll« llrKt H|>|M-;irMnce h.-re laet | FELT PENNANTS TIIK tVKST KND TIIEATKK. Kiisene W«1i.t«‘ i COLUMBIA.—COLCMBIA THEATRE (R. B. Caiik.liaii ilraiiiK .The Wolf, |>la.veU a return i Kmhoaaeil with allver lea f. writk StiK’ka. mgr., Daraifal 1; Texaa 6; lale of eiiirMireiiieiit here thia Week. The coniiian.r iu ' photo; order now. will wll like hot Spice 0. WIIIImiii Cmirine.T, Kranrlk UloK, anil all j rakea In Waaliliigton. ST. DAT- CLINTON.—BIXMAN ODF.RA HOCSE (C. of the orii;ln;il iiU.verii who were awn at the I RICK’S DAY DENXAXTS. Sam Blxniun. mgr | The Thief 24. l..vrU-. TIIK GKA.Mt tIPEIlA IIOISE. The U.tl ' plea Ibc. DE SOTO.—JEFFERSON (Leon Herrick, Mill, with MoniKoniery ami Stone anil the ri~o jngr. I ITider Two Flaga 8; failed to appear. of the orljrlual i-aal, waa the attraction here Drlnce of Sweden 30; laneeleil. Dlcklnga from laat we»‘k. In the comiiany were Klhel John 4*iick 23; Lyman II. Howea Moving Dlcturea aoii. Allene Crater. Pavhl I,. lion. Nell .MoCay. .Maxine Veramle. Klorenee Qiilnn. anil Carl Gan< JOPLIN.—NEW CLCB (L. F. Ballard, mgr. I Mairt. THE YtlltKVII.LE. ErraiEroii. playeil An Ami’rlean Holm 0: Little Dollle Dimplea 7: by Mllilrial Ilollanil anil her ciMiipany, waa her.- Blanche WaNh In The Teat 0; .A Millionaire laat week. The play ia eaiiecially aulted to Tramp I.T; The Thief 15. SHCBERT (J. W. Miaa Hollamra talenta. DIekaon. ni'jrr. I The Widfe Stock Co. Ic Sill BROOKLYN_.MONTACK (Eilw. Trail, msr. i lau'a Daughter 7 and week. LYRIC (Chaa. K. Giai. M. Cohan In The Yankee l*rlnee we»-k of HOLIDAY NOVELTY MF6. 00. Ibalkina. mgr.l Kittle Stevena. Hale la-ftwlch s; Calil In Cull week of 15. GKA.VIt Ol'KIt t Trio. The Newniana. Art Grandl In llliiatrateil lllll'SK Hleo. W. Satiimla. mt;r. i John .Ma«.ai 37 Great Jores St., New York City aonga; Lyric (Ircheatra In deacrlptlve overture Iti The Wlti-hlnK Hour wwk of S: Via Wlrelea- and oi’’tnrea’ week of 7. wei'k of I.'i; l-Mille For In Mr. Hamlet of JEFFERSON CITY.-JEFFERSON THE.XTRE Rroailway weik of J-J. TEI.I.EICti BlttlADWAY (Richard Aael, mgr.l lale of Spice 8; The (Leo C. Teller, mtrr.l A Waltz Dream week of KING & TUCKER’S SHOWS CewtHiy and the Thief 11: Human Hearta 13; 8; An .\merlean Idea wia*k of 1."; Geo. M. Co Mlaaourl ridver’’ll.v Glee Cliib l:{; (’oining Tliro han we,k of ►.•. .MAJESTIC (W. C. Frlilley. WAfMX the Rye 3o: .Morgan Stia’k Co. 23 and week; nitrr.l Lew Diakatailer'a .Mlnatn-la wei’k of 8: Jamea J. CortM’tt in Facing the Miiaic 3:1. Good Bllliioateni—to Join at once. Sln( The Time, the IMiice ami the Girl week of 15. Talking t'lown—that ran put on goi« KIRKSVILLE. — HARRINGTON THEATRE I Fttl.I.Y (H. Kiirrrman. mitr. i The olil Ilmne plei-e; Derformera doing two or more (Sw aney A- Ilarrltigton. nigra. | Daraifal 5; ateail wei’k of .8; Wine. Wianan anil SonK wia-k Join at onee. Addreaa E. H. JONES, Ben Hendrlcka In Aon Yonaon 4; Mahara'a of I.*.. ACADEMY t»F MISIC. Wav Down route in The Billboard. Mlnatrela i): Staiilev Stink Co. 1.5. F.aat w.-ek of 8. THE FIT.TDN (Wm. Trlnil-.rn. LEMAR —THEATRE. Brown Lee StOik Co. ; msr. I Hiirh i’laaa vaiiilevllle. KEE.NEY'S (Frank on. K.a-niy. mirr. I Vauilevllle and muvini; plcriirea. MARSHALL—SADDHIRE THEATRE (Wm. : CUESCEVT (Lew Darker, mirr. i The Creaeent BABY BEAR Blau, mgr.l Mualcal Clarka. Kiiiinett and Low ! k of 8. G.\Y- ! ETY (.lamea Clark, mirr. i The City S|>orta wia’k I of 8: The Darlslan WIdowa week of 1.*. UOY\I. FOR SALE j (Geo. Sohenck. mpr. i Vaudeville. ST.\R (John : .Murphy, mgr.) The Darlalan WIdowa wei’k of 8. Conderman Ferrla Wheel: good a« new: In flrat- GE(». H. HAKES cl»’*a ahn|N’’. newlv palnte*!. CHAS. BROWN, ; BTJITALO.—STAR (Dr. Deter C. Cornell, apply 5906 State 8L, Chicago, HI. 'mgr.) Robi-rt MaiitoTl In Shakeapearean ri’iier , toire 8-i;t: Male’l Taliaferro in Dolly of the Sketches, Piays, Librettos. , CIrciia 15-30. LYRIC (Jolin I.anghlln. mar.) A ’*nc<’esafiil author of play, will accept a The Heir to the Hoorah 8 13: Me. Him and T llmlt,’ka for Opera or Mnairal <5im*’*l«. A’ldreaa R. Glahel. mgr. 1 Mr«. Flake In Salvation Xell X. T. Z,, cart The BillhMrd. 8 13: HIMa Spong 15 30; Jamea K. Hackett '33 37. ACADEMY (E. J. Wllhnr. mgr. I The WANTED For ED. P. BARLOW'S Wagon Show. Comedy man a ml h’wtlen*. Aildreea Fenton. Miea.

WANTED. QUICK—Dlano pla.rer that ran play ati*l eiiig IUiistrat*ol ’.•ngw: Imly prcferixol Der- inanent liK-ailon. Ad<1r*e*. BEASLEY A PERBT, Cryatal Theatre. Clarkteille. Ark.

WANTED—Man with picture marhliie ami ttlma to >’liange for we*’k. AImi B. F. C.tnnHilau to fake nlaiio. Salarv ante, a<> mate || right. MODERN REMEDY CO., Oen. Del., Kantaa City. Mo.

WILD ANIMALS FOR SALE ‘3 hrowrti Imar Cuba. 3 wild cata. 3 ••Bgl«ai. great Dane ilog. 7 lengtha of clrciia eeaia. A. W. BROWNLEE. 155 Rice St.. St. Paul. Minn.

WANTED —Man with merry go-roiiiMl and awliiga for Hiiiumer park. Fn-e gate, and 7.5(».- IHkI |>eo|de to draw from. Terudniia of three tnilley lliwa. F

FOR SALE—Reela of film, l.tkio ft., releaaed aliice April. $10 eaeb: David Garrick. Life of .Xbrahaiii l.ilieoln, Jeriiaaleiii. Davbl ami Gollatk, I>Hiniiiii|>ty Clrciia; many othera. Ediaon Ez. Moilel ma- (■blue. $(>

ROLLER SKATES FOR SALE.— -Jon paira Rlchaidaoll bHlI-lx’arlng ateel ladler akaiea; lu’en iia*’*! two wa-t’ka. \V*’re tumght u*’« Nov. 18, Barn. A

FOR SALE, nr will place In any good reaort, two large, up-tn date caronwla, wllb large card iMiard organa. Aiblreaa 8360 A St.. Phila,, Pa.

FOR SALE -IkHlglng Monkey, well trallH-*!. In gmal eomlltlon. Driee, $8.00. 8*’1mI money lit eg- preaa agent. LORAIN LeDREW, Salem, Mich.

FOR SALE—Ti’iit 40x00, 8 ft. wall, coinplete, 805. I.nbin Xl. D. maclilne. gaa otttni. 1 ivel Aim, ’•er*’*’!!. 00 vlewa. 1 ai-t aong alldi-a. all imuiplete, oidy 800 Two bargalna lianl to beat. T. E. HAGERTT, Birmingham, Ala.

SIDE SHOW MEN—The One eyisl. Two tailed SImolIngo anil Dainting, $40. Twit-heailed Giant Oft.. $:t5: Wax Show $0O Mat free. Wm. BINGHAMTON.—STONE ODFRA HOI SR (J i Nelann. 8 Cngtwell Place, No. Cambridge. Meat. D. E. Clark, mgr.l HImmeleln’a Ideala 1-(1: Vi¬ ola .Mien ill The White STatera 8; The Oittlaw’a ' WANIED QUICK—A’l Dlano Dlayi-r and a good Chriatmaa II: Edwin Stevena In The Devil 12. Novelty .Man; muat r’ha([ge for one laia’k- be .XltMOUY (E. M. Hart, mgr.) Ca«aol!'a .Midget ready to Join on wire. Aild. Ooldrn Comedy Wonders. Juggling DelNle. Yming Brotliera. (Jo., Alvin Golden, Mgr., Tmmann. Ark. Burke. Tonhey and Co.. 18’Noyer and Danie Sla- tera. The Bootblack Four. Belb’cl’ilre Brotbi’ra WANTED—For Medicine Show, Black face Co- and pictnrca 8 and week. LYRIC (R. M. Da'ld- nnallan that can do aia’Clalth’a and piil on acta. aon. mgr.l The Thri’e Mltchella, .Xrthnr Borell.a. Giaal Jell and gival aalary to the right n(an No Jimmie Fierce, Dilger and (To. and picturea 8 liiaMU’. Eddie St. Clair write. Waring-Douglaa anil week. Co.. Bine Springe, Ncbraaka. ELVIRA.—LYCEDM (Rela Circuit Co., mgra.1 Ben Gri’i’t Dlavera in Maehi’lll Feb. 1; Marie FOR SALE—Delta Ball Game In A I condition: 18,ri In The Rlehi’st Girl 2: Savage’a The Devil a money luaker, only used 3 montka. Bargain If .3: Sam Bernard 1;* Nearly a Hero 8: Viola Allen taken at onee. Call or wrlle to W. Dairow, In The While Slater 0; Pollv of the Clrcna 12 2400 Weat 49th at., Chicago, III. M: The Climax 17- The Thief 18; The Blue Mutnm 10 2(1. MOZART (G. W. Middleton, SOLD EYERYWMEBE- The aliove aliowa tbe interior of the New Scenic Moving Dictum Theatre, at Ashland. inigr.l Mattie Kia-ne. Tom Jack Trio. Blamphln Pa. This theatre ia tinder tbe manageineiit of J. C. hlartfn. who made extenalve repaira and and ll’-rr. Holman Broa.. Ford and Swor and tlidrooghly remodeled the aame laat Novnmhi’r. The aeatlng caparlty of the houae la IWI, and The Great Volta 8-13. RIALTO (F. W. McTon altogi’-.lier It ia one of tbe oioat comfortable playliouaes In tbe vicinity. It la enjoying large nell. mgr.) Marie Bi’ll, Lillian Ferrla. ledtle patronage and la aucceaafiil Fayette, Jennie Frlmer, Bruno and Hahn Kal> FEBRUARY 20, 1909. Ttie Billt>oarcl 29 Jb'/Special Values T in Old Violins I The Lyon & Mealy collection now „r|.-ln> Me«N 8M: PoII.t of the CircUH II: (J M. Mkhel i.,Kr.» ItarriUKton an.I Martell. (W. J. Muart. iWr. i (Jirla’a: wWn KnUtit, I offers some r ire old Kcms at ex- Al. t! f'lehl s Mlnatrela 111: \ama 24. STAR KoUlna aDiscount C'rcular. We will send with it a copy of our beautiful catalog of Did V’iolins free. Prices from 550 to 510,000. Easy payments if desired. Lyon & Healy, 90 Adams Street, Chicajo Tniir»* < rj.

m ‘ "ii .V* wnrr \ M.trine tile' | "'IT''-> Kleli.inl Carle In 5lar.r'a laiinli 2-.1; Urai-e II<>w-'» .\li» lug Pictures 3; The Thief fl. lilt OltPIIKI M .Stii.l.llfor.l In The (Ji.l.l. n P.iittertl.v .Vil. PtiKI M iL. K. Sin.lley. mgr. i IVarl Y.mng ! ,‘lel 1 ^IMrtiiria and Taniiev'llle **"""• O; !* In Inder the (:re.nw.Mal Tree IJ l.T CHRICKSVILLE.—PITY liPEKA IIOPSK (El i In The Devil (i ORPIT KITIPS (W. W. Prosser, mgr.) Tberese Rena, vin and V«n Dsira.n. mgr. I Hargett Mnsl. al Co I ?r\i Cllmore mgr I Moving nlctiir.-a ••’"■'■y tlHfoll. cidiieillan; Wllla Holt Wiik.U.-ld. I -'c Stetson s lucle Tinn s Caldii (>. lla|M>.r Young i *■■''' ' i Ml n of 8 -''"''ng pictiiri-a reader; Kinmett Devoy in Dreaiiilau.l; -lers IJ; Carl r'.H.k Sl.a-kCo. I'.-Ii; Kaiisi 2:1; and ' r.iideviiio T^iea or _ 1 W.stson and Morris.» Sisters sineloe S...I .Is.. Tom. Dick and llarrv 24. AriHTDIIIL’M iTwIn

SiMittiern Skies •Ji). ROME. —I.YRIC (C. Hamilton, mgr.l Keiths »etk of 1. J.Tsey l.lli.-a w.sk of 8. COM .M- Howe a Pictures II; A C.ssI Fellow Ifl Parlaml Van.levlllc n.‘ek of R. eveei.tlnr II; The Trav- HI'S Hi. I..aekH, mgr.) Vaudeville and moving N.'ivhall Co. IS: When We kVere Friends 22. We have now start.sl releasing eling Salesman II. I'Of.E llol R (J. Pnrna. , P akhov —-coriivi&r ti.' v rrOinsA,. YOUNGSTOWN_P.VRK iJ.din Elliott, mgr.i FOUR SUBJECTS PER WEEK . Ii..r.n sn.l V,.. Far) ICern and F..lna C.ela- ' . AKROX.^OMIM1. (4. E. Jolinson. mgr.

TROY.—RAND'S OPER.V HOPSE (H. T mond. mgrs.) The Great Divide 2«; I Ion and the g.lu; McFadden’a Flats 1113. PR1XC42SS ORE AT NORTHERN FILM CO. Thompson, ingr.i Wav Down E.ast 5: The Devil , Mouse Feb. 2; Madaui Riitterlljr .‘i; Uucle Tolu's ichas. Smith, mgr.) Vau.levllle and moving pic- NORDISR FILM CO., CORENHACFR. 8; The Thief 1)10; Henrietta Crosnian H; , J*: Wh.-ii kulghih.sal was In Power 8. mr.-s. 7 East 14th StreaL NEW YORK CITY s’vm P.ern ir.1 In Xe'arlv a Hero 12; Al. c' t ORI'HErMIKCM ItiChas. has. A Geo. llammoiHl.Haminontl. iiigrs. I ZANESVILLE.—WEM.ER (Vincent Seavelle. i First ivi.s—r Fln*t I*rl**^—hikI rrlyi^ of Carrie Starr Whetler. Whee|.s-k. Rernbardl mgr.l J.weph O'Mara II: The Great Divide 10; ' i.,*" ri!"*,.,! Fleld'a .Minstrels 13. PROCTOR S (G. Graves. '•'’J'* • "I'’'- Starr Whetler. Wheebs-k. Bernhardt l1<»iK)r at tbo nn**iiiMtoirrii|>h K\liibUI«»D at Mam- 4elffert week of 1: Harlem ltn.s.. B.d> Es , j„|,„ Grifflth II; The Real Widow Itn.wn 12; iV,,rgbiirjf. IINH.itKis^ niiiMlor fho Tat . Jidm Lyons. F. Dailey, Burgess. Edward ■•ai,! )„ Full 13; The Witching Hour Bl. aii '....rcha^M a le. moving i.lcHir. s ami songs wts-k of 8. sha.Iows of a Great City 17: BeneUt fm- Heb-n onin. All piirchai«*‘ra" aiul, iiHon* of our Klimt will h** br the Aiuorlrau .CESS (W. A. Taylor, mgr.) Mr. and Mrs. ' imrtwi IDwie Ibsal) 18; Billy the Kid B'; , TihI itb.gra. h Cotm,^^^^^^ >'■ . ^ P».v» of NeT Y"‘l’«»y- lit. H. Killer, mgr.l The Fsshl.m Plates l.:l; DEFIAKCE.—('‘ITIZKNS*FIANCE. —4 ITI7.KNS OPF.RA(H’KKA HOIHOT SE (C. t,.r. mgr.)ni^'r. t Harlemn»*rlom Bros..Itroi*.. Davel*jive laiibln.Liibln, ('I;irkClark ■ P.oheniiaii l’.orl.-s.iin rs 4't; Colonial Belles 8-10; F rollin'*,Ollins. mgr.)mcr. 1 TheTbe Gr.-atGroat Divide 12; John pp*,Unw. and Ii;irn**tttR».Karnettos. Win. J. MilU..Mills. Kf*NoyKelsey ' ■| $2.50, h:ifl PVCrv iinpro'?•- Br..ail«.i.. Gab IV Girls H-i:i. Sistera and Cummings, Jerrcll and Co. week ; I riiont ‘•ST”u"ERPOOL.-CEltAMic (c. w. Bl„- Ts' ! 1 ment, 6t8 overylamphoiis... WAVERLY. — LOOMIS OPER.V IIOI SB (H. pus. mgr.lmgr.i ShsilowsShsiU>t\s of a Great Clt.vCltv 8-P;K-O; HumanHuman, , nvr t Aut-taaA fljr Profession... I storiOptifOIlS, C. Watr.s S mgr.) rhe Heir to the IDsiruh .1; Heartsllf^arte 11: TileTiu* Thris-Tlirt*e of Csf*!« 12: HelenHolou GniyceGruyo** !| OKuArlUiVlA* Vrw aitt* lAna. Pal.t 'll Fii'l 111; Polly of tbe Clrcua 13; The ,8i,Hkk Co.To. weekw#H*k of I'l.r.. ARCADl.AAUFADIA U.IJ. QQ. Herron.Hernm. BABTLESVILLE. -OKI.AH (J. F. KHnn. , || -'"y leilS, Mikado IS-'JP. iiKtr.iiik'T. TI VamlovilleVaudeville ami moving plcliire*.plcliires, Mr-Me- mjjr. i Thr Ulebt mf Wji.v 2; Biiooh of Key* :i; j JLI regular aMOVlIlfr I'irture AiripTH f*AROI INA CLIN'TOCK’SI'l.INTtS'K'S El.ECnilCEl.ECTllIC IG.(G. I... McCIIntook. Tovmaker'a Dream 0; Elks’ Mlnstrela iba'ali i LainDhoUSO Kloctric OFClll- NUKin LAKUUINA. mgr.), Vaudevilletamlevllle and moving plcliirea.plcHirea. WALSH s !); .Musical reeltal 12: I.ltlle Isdly DImplea Bl; ' ’ v«...«e I ..ID o WILMINGTON. — ACADEMY OF MUSIC DREAMI A.ND (J. Q.(J. Walsh, mgr.) AVamlevllle ainlevllle ' p, )« ODEON. Vandcvllle ami mov « PIOO* lump. .Ntkpr bllllt a (Ciot.in Bros. A Schbwa. mgn.t Dandy Dixie ami plctiirsa. __ .... e. i ingInc |iictur«ni.Idciiirtoi. roislSKrMCOLI.SM'M RINK.RI.NK. SiultbSmith 8.s. IturIlur Ml failure in 2.5 yen rs. (hat’s Mlnstr.Is ll; The Man of the Hour l.l; .Slum F08T0RIA.—ANDES OPERA HOUSBHOCSB (II.(11. C. ii'pin'«'^.'k t„n week ".ifof i.-i.I.’. I fl iv„ I .... „ berlaiid (Im-ali 18-20; Teriion Stm-k Co. week Cainpbell.Cani|.r>,.||. mgr.)mgr.i The Thief |' McALESTER.—BI—-McALESTER.—RFSHY SBY (A.(A, B.R. Bstea.ERtes. mgr.)mjrr.) I •l'’* VOUr gUdrant(>e \N e l)Uy ID of 23 CRYSTAL PALA('K. Chat. Taylor. FINDLAY.—MAJ43CHC (HarryiHarry R. Overton. .: i,,.Klght of Wav 5; Bunch of i lurpe quantities anil Hell Tom I.anrasier. Dorothy Earl aud The Cot- ' mgr.imgr.l The Lion and the Mouse ll;(1: The Thief 8. « Morrlstm’s Faust ft: Tim Murphy In i rhenD foF Cash ."jO CarlMins SI ‘’5- (\)n- tons week of 8. GII.I.ETIEGILI.ETIE (Jack Parson, nigr.t .ManhattanManhattan TheThe- , ,„,j mm.t-ence lu: Pal.l In Full I'l. iiii.ip lor idwi ,TU cariMiiiH •! -.3 CA)n ROCKY MOUNT.-MASONIC OPERA HOUSE lire Co. wts‘k of 1. *F'iNDi..\\ III. s. i*.";4 all. TULSA._GRAND OPEH.A Hoi'.sE (F. M. Ro (IcDsers, pure white, 5o cts.; ,50,000 tickets, (Jmm R Arrington, mgr.l HIgh-clasa van.le nice. I Mutter A* Miller.'“ '"l Miss Heverley. Bahy mgr.i District Leader I; The Right of Wl'hoHt adVtrtiSSmtntS CODW’Outively num- vllle. illiistratisl songs and moving pictures Fismonda. FloPl<* Esmonds.Ksnuomls^, La Telil Broa..Broe.. and mov o. yim .Murphy in Obi InntM-.-nce 8; Toy IL’t 50. 100 rwelu rtf film iit 7r>ta rvor Ing pictures wis-k of 8. maker’s Dream b: Tbe Man of the Htair tO; l»crwt, OO, 1W IWlS Oi tlllll at 2 Cts. per week of 8, except 10; The Man of the H.air 10. ,n r v (iEM iBIlly Burke, mgr.) Vaudeville and mov- : IRONTON.—MASONIC (B. F. Ellsberry. mgr.) Minstrels 12 t.3. BIJOU (G. B. Feeder, foot. Have OD hand at bll tiinea a few old Inif pictures. < ^^bf>*fer HNliop To. 14 »nd d; \\ idt^w Mci iirty n^‘ri’.deJ*'Twn FNi..!i^t-*"A *Kni'v.ht"f»r'*r l)a'v Vaudeville. machines and iias making outfits. F'ibre 17; A ('Kssi Fellow^23;’Giria 2(i. EMPKE (c. . OREGON. tniiik, flSOO for Moving Picture Outfit.

The Furepauich .Stork (V In Charlej** .\iint *’*■*'* ^TitFV-r i\v it [ q $12.00 por Wf^ek, and iliSi) n*nt vou song wtH’k of II. W.\I.NIT (M. r. An and we,‘k. Naxiniova ' McIntyre and n.-ath. Julia Ring. ElIxalH-th Trio. Jerge. Allen and ILinillton. Hickman. Wills |n rv [lerli.lre. LYRIC. Week of Feb. H, Eddie { Murray, Belle Halhaway's Simian Playmates, and ('<>. and new pictures; wi^ek of I.",; Coyne Foy In Mr. Hamlet: week of I."), same attraction ' exeliislvely 'Vllsi.n Bndliers. Two Pucks. Joe Cook and and TInlln. Mvlle and Orth. Rub,- Dickinson. w>‘,-k of 22. Win. Faversbam In Tbe Wiwld and I Platen to Brother and Esmeralda w.-ek of 14. IIEFPK'S C. S. Singing F

FOR SALE OR TRADE 84) ft. Round Top. 4) CLEVELAND.—OPER.V HOUSE ).V, F. Ilartx. , tap Uo, In re|s-rtolre m-ek of 8. Idin New.New \ork.York. SrAND.\RD.STANDARD. Feh.4eb. 8 and we,>k.we,*k. Ml.bite SItle Walls. Poles, ete.: t Moving Ple- mgr.l The Thief we.-k of 8- Montg.miery and MANSFIELD.—MKMOl.’lAI, (Albangh A Dm- Standard StoekSDwk Uoni|>anyUonipany In Tbe Two Orphans tiire_ Oniflt.... .dents, an-l___ _ Light . Svstem. . \ I e,)n,Il Stmie we, k of 1.3; The Girl Behind the CoiinU-r right. I. sse, s. i Georgia Mont fae Slm-k ('o. 1'.; »l. 8 and w.s-k. Shadowe,! by Three: I.', and t„|,' yy Cockrell. 1421 Salem St., LxFayette, mgr I Gtmrge Arllsa In The IVvll w,-»k of 8 Great I'lvl.b- I); Paid In 4'iill 12: Klftv Mll.-s w.sk. J-s, Hortir. ELEVENTH STREET Ol’ May R(d>son In 3 he Rejuvenation of Aunt Marv I from Biwloii 1(1; Knight tor a Dav D: 'IN It) ERA HOUSE. Diimnnt'a Mlnstrela; they will ew k of 1.-,. KEITH'S HIPPODROME ill. A. J .hii Grllbih In The KUig's I.’lval '2ii oBl HE l remain the halaiice of the season. KKl’CH l* •nrawTvTV ..v. ..le.rO.li.a Daniels, mgr.) Gr,-«t Bemardl. William Roek I UM IS E. Veas. v. mgr.l Vaudeville we,k of ' Feb. 8 r.nd week. Harry Davenport and Phyllla *®®*’^* and Maude Fiilfon. Merkel and Lamar. LaskV. IV PAI ESTRA iTIm Roberts, nigr.l Polo er- Vi? s- v.-n lIolHs s, Iliigb Lloyd. AL I.awrenee, Hill | e-v Tiies.lay and Friday night. ! (Contlnmsl on page .32.) V Mrrrh?ntUr 3c^n-t^ ^ Watch for our New Address. j^menCai] HIIH 0617106 : : WE ARE FORCED TO ENLARGE TO GIVE YOU THE : :

BEST SERVICE Slith Floor, Amerioan Trust Building, - CNICABO, ILL -IN AMERICA- Southorn Branoh, 158 N. Main Straot. MEMPHIS, TEII 30 Xtie Billboard FEBRUARY 20. 1909.

ROUTES. , (Jrav. Mile. .lo.vco (.Maji-slicI: |ll•nxor. Cid. Harris. Tims. J. (HIJihO: ItoaditiR. Fa.; (I.u- Faniiaml. Harry 11.: Fn route wilh the Vlerr.r ' Hall A H irrold: Ft. Worlh. Ti x., liidi'f. Idn's Falaoel Fhlladolplila, Fa., 22-27. .Maidens, Si- Hnrlosiino Itiailos. Haini-r, (Jii.v, A Cr|>li<-iiiin: il!irri>l>iiri:. I’li. I'annonl'iiis Fo'ir ((Jonii: St. Is'iiis, Mo., in Fanranc . Walker i.Vlxlni: Manstlold ().. In- • la. rii-lils A: II.I.1><>II O'-rnn-.-1; I'..-ll.vllli-. N. .1., dof. dof Hannon. DIrrs A Hums (Olyinpir): ChioaRo. S 27. Harrison. .\l,: Kn roiili’ with Follio.s of tin’ la-0. Jani's F. lFiiii|noi: lais .VllRob-s. Cal. riliit. Ili'iii-'l.is. A: Cii. ( MhJi sIIi'I: rii|M-ka. lla.v. ,Soi' Hiirlosipio Itontos. Iinb f. H'-arii A Uiitlor (Kolih’sl: Fhllail'liihla. Fa. Klin. Harrison, la-o F.; F.n rout'' with the Ml'Ini^ht I.odray. Doll.o iHijoiii: Itaoino, Wis.. imb-f. KltlwraM. 11. \. (.VsIiIhiiiI i: riiii :i;:ii. III. Fl.V'r Co. Soo Ilraniatlo itontos. Houston. Frit* Ityaii (Star): CliloaRO, III. Hi rtzlor A F.arli-II i HippiHlroim-1: IliintliiR . Foiior.i. F-iHollo (Sci-nic Tonipb-i: Willini.inlii . ri'iil.'lli' A- Carr 11liailii iiin i: AII. nti>» ii, I’a. Harris. Siiii: Fn roiiu- with .lohii W. V'ltriFs Col) )., indi r. Fun III II r.iianlini; IIoiix' iColuniiil i: Nor¬ .Minslnds. Si'o .Minstrel ICiait's. ton. W. Va., 1517; (Orphi-miii F"rtsiiionth. (>.. IN’20. FoVi-ri- .V 1.1 slor; Ni-xx Orb-ans, Fa , Indof folk. Vii. Haxxk. Karl: Fn route with llio Carl W. C'si'a Hall- A Harly iFli-cIrici: Nowata. Okl.i 15 ' Fowls A Fi-s,iiiRi,,| : Kn roiito with Williams’ Frofniiin. \lanrin-, A Co. iI’oII’m: .\i» llnv SI'M k Co. See Hraiiiatio Itoiilos. lmp(-ria|s. Noe Hnrb-s<|m- Itontos 17; (F.ijoni T, Isa In 20; (Orpin. VVI. h- uii. Conn. Ha.xos A (Jrahanc Fn roiil'’ with John W. Vo Ha, Kan., 22 '27. FIrIiI. Diok; Fn r. uto xvlth .V Itiiyil SI.1x1 Fairau. NikhIIi'S A I'liMoii (.Million Ii.illar I’ii-ri: ^.''■|■s .Minsirils. Si‘o .Mii.sirol Rout's See Dr'm;itli It -nios. Atlanllc Cll.v, N. J. Hial.v. JolT A I.avorii: Fn route xvlth Kioo Jv Ilnrloy, Frana J iColmnbiai: .Norfolk. Va.- (St-iri Cli;iil"ll'. N. (’.. 22’27. F.x res. Tliroo: i:ii route with Cn- Fash.iiii Fi ll. C'loono I Harrison 1; W nikoaiin. HI. Hi'.rloii's (Jal'd.v Co. See F.iirlos'iin' It aitis. Flati-s. .s,... Hurlosnin- Itontos. Il'lnrich. C. F. iCr.xsI.iIi': F"ril:inil Iml Fcrr.v. Froir (.\poIloi; Wln.-linK. \V. Va. Ill 'k'-r, Frodilio W. (Farlori: Siiimrior. Wis., Hall A Fray (iliibl: Hostoii. Mass. Fa .Moines. Mnsb-al (.National 1: Sail Fr.inoisoo Frmlo. (loo. (('olinnlilu I: SI. l.oiiis. .Mo. Nov. ‘2:t. Imlof. H ithaw.iy’s. I’.i-lb-, Moiiki-.xs i(’oinnibia i : Ciii CaF; iVValki-r o. H.i Fos .ViiRob-s 22'27, Fiolils. \V. C. (I’riKtor's I’J.'ilh St.i: Niw York Hl•||):>•. J'din, A Foiih’s (Finplri-i: San Fran cinn.'iti. (I Felton, .1. W. i.Vmorloan): Flyria, O.; (Frin Cll.v: (I’riK-lor'KI Nowark. N. .1., 22‘-'7. ois'-o. Cal.. Jan. 2.'>, Indof. cossi Cb’Xoland 22’27. Inos A I'liki: Moss A ,S|olI Tour. Fin;.. Fi-b. 20, Flolitior, Clias. I.nonaril (I'oli’si: Itriil):o|iorl. Hom-ho.v, Win.: F'l route wilh Foll.v of the Imlef. FoClalr A Sampson 1 Oridionin): Kansi-s City. Conn.: (IMlI'si S|irin2ti'-Iil. Mass.. 22 27. Clrx’iis Faslorn Co. Si’o Iiraniatie Itiait'-s. Mi>.: (Or|ihonmi Mi-mphis. Ti-mi.. 22 27. Ilallsn Trio (Oridn-mii i: Noxx Orb-ans. Fa. Flora A lliih.v Fsinoml (Marion: .Marlon. (I. llolM'rt A Hrown; Fn rrt. Conn. ’22 27. Ji-ronio A Ji-ronp-: Fn roiiti- wllli ilo- Ni-xv FIcIiIIiik. Fanlini-, A Co. iNi w Snni: S|irini;- Fali'.rd A Ityt-rson 1 orplii-nm 1; Fortsm->nth. Hoorhdn, Flllian (Falac'i: Iiomh’ii, Fioa., Jan. Century (lirls. S -i- Hnrb-s nn- Ito-ii'-s fiolil, (I. l.S Fell. -27. ().; I Fairy laiiil I Hinton. VV. Va,, 22-’27 Ji rRo. Alo'-m- A Haniilton (Fliilllps’i: I'id,- Fo.vor, Filillo (.Vlanioi: Hirniinirliani. .Via. Fi-onai'F (Jus KJr.iml Familyi: FarR'», .N. D’ Howard, Filiia (Cr.vstali; l.oiransouri, Iml.. iiioml. Iml.. 15-17. iliroailxvayi M I'blb-loxxii. Farli'.v A |■rl•^l‘0(l Trio (Cnrllsi: In-inor. Col. Imlof. (.Vreado) Minot ’22 27. O.. 1K-20: (N'-w .Sun) SprliiRtli-bl '22'2N. Foniiliilno. Ajtalcii (Ciirlisi: In-nvor. I'ol. H.vlimls. Tliroo: Cals'iirv, .Vila., Can., Jan. Ji’iiniiiRS A Itonfri-w ... oiiawa Fyrle Comody Four. OriRinal (Cb-velaml 1 ; FieMs. .Ir.. Johnnli' (Maji-sliri: lionvor. Col. ' 2o Fob 27. Can.; (Ki-ltli'si Fortlaiiil. Mi-., ’22 27. Cb-xoliiiid. (>.; l.Voaib-iiiy I HnIT.iIo. .N. Y., ’22- Fink. Ili’iir.v (Coliinililn i: Siranlon. Fa.: (I.oii- Hnstiiii.'s A Wilson I Hi’iiind I's I: .Vloiitf al. Josottls, Till- iT'-iiipIi-i: D'-lroll. Mioli.; (C.H'k's F"r.'itm-. Os'-ar (FyrlcI: Dayton. O, (Mohawk, lion I Now York Cit.v. 22 27. Can.; (Colonial) I.axvronoe. .Vlass., ’22 27. O. H.l lti«-hi-slor. N. Y . ’22 27. Soh'-m-otaily. N. Y., 22'27. Fowlor. liorllo ((lr|ilionni I: Sioii\ Cllj. la. Ji-ronio A Hniitor i Hni-kini:hani i: f.onisx Illo, Hiokinai). Wills A Co. i Flilllipst: Itiohiiioml. Fl'iyil. HiirIi iKoilh'si: ('"liimbns, ().; (K'-ith‘s> Froilorli ks i Aiiililoriiiin i: Cini innali.’ O. Ky.; iFi-oplo’si Cinoinnati. O. 21 ’27 Iml.; ((I. H.l (Jroenvillo, (I., 22'27. Fr'ix bb'ni'(-. It. F. ’22-27. Fl(!'i;ilil>( n MoCov Trio (Majosliii: .lolinsion n. Jolly. K'lxvaril. A Wiiilfn-d WibI lOrphi-mn); Hotnor. (Jonovlevo (I’ninin t: .Mankato, Miiiii.. FlviiiRst'-n. David iMab's:b-i; Fafayctl'-, Did ' Fa ItoadiiiR. Fa.; (Or)dioniii) .Vl!i-iitox\n 22-27 15 17; (Star) Mason City, la., IS-‘2!i; (Itijoiii (Viirlellosi Torre Haul'- 22 27. (Jarilnor. FiMlo lltiakfirl (iariliiist: Ki-ia-loii, -T'-iiks A Cliffonl I National I: Stonbonx lib- O Fsi’aiiiiliii, .Midi., 22 2*7. Fall'll. F'lxvin 1 Orphonm 1: Silt Fak,- Cllv. Jainaioa, Wost Iinllos. Iinli f. Jnllan A Dxor (Sicri: Chb-aRo. HI. Hiialns A C'do ((I. H.l: la-w istowii. Fa.; Flah; Klrpln-nmi Diiixi-r. CoF, 21 ’27. tJallowa.v. F.orl (Harris): F.r n'l'is 1.. Fa.. Nov. Johnson Hros. a JoIiiisou iStar i : Wi-'ti-rl.x. It (Critorlon) Atlantic Cit.v. N. J.. 22 2s. 2.;. Inilof. FaV’Ino A Foonard (Star): ( hleuRO, HF; ( Tini- Ili'Wilt. Fred (Hijoii: Fi<|na. (i.; (.Vr<-ail>'i To (illniaii. Ilarrv .\. iCisino Uinki' ilo'islon, July A Faka (FoIl'si; Wori'esii-r. Mass. plo) Ft. Wayne. IniF. ’22 27 Ti .\., imlof. Joronie. Von J.: Fiaiisvilb-. Kx Foiiino, Harry (Farki; I.IxiiiRston, .Vlont.. 17- H'dlaml. Widdi x(i Co. 1HipiMKlroini'1: l.' Xiin:- 2(1; iHiJoni lleb-na 21 27. Oorilon. Inna (Kans.is Cilv lliji olinio i; Kan¬ Jnb-s A Mar/on (Vb-toriai: Haltinion-. Mil. lon. Ky.; i Hroailxv.iy l VIiihliolow n. (I.. '22 24; Fa Fotllo It'-vno 1 Marx l-iml 1: Haltimore, Md.; sas Cll.v. Mo., liiilof. JiK-obs A Sarili'l lMaji stb-1: Fx ansvilb-. Iml. (Now Fliilllps) Itiohiiioml, Iml.. 25 27. (Maji'stlc) Jolinsioxx I). Fa.. ’22 27. (Joss, loliii: I'll roiito wilh V' .Miosir ls. Jofrorsoii. C'-cil (Orplii-nni I; I'itlin. ().. 15 17; Holinaii. Harry iSci'iilc T'-inploi: Fast Hos FaiiRib'iis. Till- il'nbim-i' D'-s Moim-s la ’ Soo Mlnsirol Konios. lOn>hi-unii Hno.vrns is’2o: iFrim-i-ssi vlli.im-o ton. .Mass.; (Fnrit.ini Fall Itlvi-r '22 27. (Maj'-sllc) St. I’anl. Minn.. ’22 27. (iraliaiii A Hoiit (Tholli: S.mI oj. .Vn-lralia. •22-24: (•I'hoatoriuni) MassHb.ii ’25’27 Hillyers, Throe Hlrpiiomii i: F'-usacola. Fla.; F'-lliotts, Thris- iCob.iiiali: Now York City; Jan. .‘KIMa.v :i0; Jolms.-'ii. CarridI (Fnipiroi: Fati-rsi.n. N .1 ; (Hlxh’i JiKkson. Vllss., 22’27. lOrpheumI ItriNiklyn 22'27. (Jrali:iiii. U. A. (Cranili Fon I'.oion. Oro.. In- (Fidi’si WIlk'-s-Harn-. Fa.. ’2’2-‘27. H.xilx*. Itoh A 15«-rlha i.Vless«‘nk**r (I. H.i; (Jolils- Farrix'-'- A F's-; So Fi'amiiiRiiam. .Mass., 1.5 (lof. Johnsim. Hlll.x M. (Hljon i: Toiiaxx aiiila, \ V , horo, N. C.; Charlotte 22-27, 17: Concord. .N. H . In 21): (daietyi Han- (Irayilon. Hlanolio i.Fillh Aio. i; m Cloinl, Ror, Ml-., 22 24; (.Nick'-li Fortlaml 25 27. Hunter A l)nn'iii iVVoilamli; Vlorannlow n. Joliiisoii. H"nl•.x iFiirltanl: Fall Itivir. Mii'S. Minn., Sept. 7, Imlof Fa Tour. Irene, A Dor Zaza 1 Hx-nin-ll’si; Vlon VV. Va.. 15-17; (Casino) (Jrafloii. Fa . is 20; (Jra.v. Fnal. A Nollio (■raliam i (It )ilioii;tn ; Spo Jossolvi). Will IF. A F. H.; Ciii-'iix ilio, Comi. troal. Can.; (Hi-miott’si (Jm-bm- 22'27. (Starl Honora 22 21; (Star) VIonosson 2(‘c’2.s. kaiio, Wash.: iilrplionini Soallli 22 27. Jmiit'-r Hros. iM.-irv Amlerso;) i: Fonisvllb- FiiFloiir, (Jroat i(lr|-h''nm 1: Omaha, Neb.; (Or (lal rlol. Kid. A Co. ( Faiilall' s’I: Vanmivor. Harris Hros., Throe (St-iri Chirloroi. Fa.. 15- Kx lihoiim) Kansas City. Mo.. 21 '2J. H. C., Can.; (Faiila);< s'i Taooina. Wa-li., 1(J; ((Joni) Moll niitahida is ’2(i; iF.xric' Fn Karlolb's. Til,. JnaRliiiR: Fn roiito xxiili |i. Fa Toll Hros. (Fnipiroi: IriHiton, O.. 15 20: 21 •.»7. loiilowii 22 21; (Faniiix I Hrailil's k 25 27 Itin- Hros - Minsir' ls. Si e Miixstr. I Itoiiii-s. I .Vnditorinni I CliioinnaiI 22 27 (irlko.v. KIliol (.Ma.Io-1ioi: l.inlo Hook. .\.k ; Harris A Hilliar'l iCniiimi: Dos Moines, la.: Ki-I'li-'l.v A H'lyb-: Fn route with dux Hros’ F'-Compt. W. S. I Maji-stii-1: M"ntKi>nii-r,r, .Via; (Majostie) HlrminRiiam ’22 27. (Majosllol Fort Worth. Tox.. ’22 27. iMaJostii l Sionx Falls, .s;, n. 22 27. Vllnsinls s-i- Vllnstrol Itont'-s. Ki-iil"'). Dorothy iOr|ilii-nni i; Hmlapisi. Him F'-IrIi. FIsIo iFinpiri'i: Hobokon, N. J,, (Fni- (fiillotti’s Monko.is. No. I iI..\rloi: .ilion. Hays. F'l. A Claro)iia' (.Vortli .Vxo.i: Clio nn. Italy, Fi-b. 1 2N; iKrxstal Fal.-isi, F'-ip7.i);. pln-i F'-ti-rson '22 '27 III.; (Walker (l. Il l Chanipa!i;n ‘22 27. HI.: (Ijramli CloV'-lantl. (I.. 22’27. (I'T.. M.irdi 1 .’H. Foster^ Foonoro: Fm-bl". C"F; Cripido Creek (■rant. Hurt A Hiriha iKoiih'si: Fortlaini. H.illsinan A VV i liPi'r Sisli rs i \| iii-si j, i ( ido- K'-rsiiaw. Tlios i Halh.iw ix’s i : I..xxiH Mis. r;ido S|)riin.'s Cid.: i.MaJ'sili-, Fmldo 22 27. Mo.: (.\nditorinni I l..\nn. .Mii" . 22 27. imb-f. FoHarr 1 Vamlovllloi: Hoin's'l.:lo. Fa.: (Fam¬ (iriinin A Satolull (Fnpiroi l.araniio. \V,\o.: Hill, Chorr.v A Hill iKi’illi's HIpiHsIroinel: ily) Fittston 22 27. KiiiRsloy. Julia. A Co. iOrpliemii> Vb inphis Honlilor. Col., 22 27 Ciovoland, (I.: (ShniH’rti ITioa. N. V .. •22’27. Ti-nn.: (Orpln-niii l Ni-xv Orb-aiis. l.a.. 21 27. F'-llirl. Mods. (iJramli: Hinti.n, VV. Va.; (Fy- (lorkon. F,d. iSlaii; nrlamlo. Fla : i.Virdoinoi IlolTiiians, Cxolinit lllljoiii; l.a Cross'-, Wis.; rb-i F'-ti-rsbin'R. Va.. 22 27. J lok'.invillo 22 '27 Chicago, ill.. ‘22-27. Kaiifiiian. Minnie lOrphi-miii: Sioiix I'li.x. la - Falor. Frank. A Co. (Foil's); Wat'-rbiiry. (Ja.vlor, Charlo- i Vaiidoi i No i : i h.arlotto, N. Hond'-rson A Thoimis (Coini'pn-1; F.x iin. .Vlass.; lOrphi-nni) Omaha. .\i-b.. ’22 27. Conn.; (Foil's) Hartrord •2'2-’27 ('.: 1 Vatidi \ illoI (Irooiislioro 22 27. Kirpliomiii F>'>st"n ’22 27. Kolaro. Frank iOrplii-nm i; oil Ciix. Fa 1.5 la-oiianl. (Jr.-ic,- (Hi j'Hi 1: (','ilar Itapids, la.; Iijrio-llor's lioirs (Itolli: iiakiand. Cal.; (Wit; HoI"m's. .Si-\on (Csilonial I: N'irfolk. Va.; 17: lOrphi-nmi Frankitii IN’20; iFa'iiiilvi Kano (Star) ChleaRO, III.. 22 27. 22 24; I Family I VVarn-n ’2-5 27. Main I San Fraio Isi o 21-'27. (Koilli'si Fhllinlolphla, Fa., ’22 27. F'ski-tt. Mattie 1 .Vndilorinm 1: Fynn. Mass,. Kam-. la-onaril iNoxa-llvl: Oaklaml. CaF: (Fan (Jilro.i. Ila.iiio- A .Mont);onior.\ ((Irphomn i; (lorlon A Fa Triska (Foli si: Hartford. Conn.. (Foli'sl HridRe|ort. (’01111.. 22 27. laRos’l Sl's kton 22 IT. (Foil's) Wulorlnirx 22-27. la-acli A Vance (F.x( I'liiii): Cliiclnnatl. o lto.i.li,i);. F.i ((Irphomn I .Mlontou n 22 27. Ki-lly A -Vshb.x iFalaoi-i: (Jlom-'-st'-r. Fur.. H- Hntfor'l A Chains (Uaioly): 1 mlianaiKdis, lii'l.; la-is'-nrliiRs. 'ixiiri-,- i.Snni: SpriiiRtield, o. (iardoii Cii.\ I'rio iFanill.ii: Sii|n’rior. Wis.; Ht; (Falaoi-l Fi-rlli 15'20; (Fini'in-i Tolti ii- i.Vnilitorliini) Cinoinnati. (I.. 21 27. FaHottina: Dunkirk. N. Y. ham. Foii'lon ‘22.27. (.Majoslio) SI. Fiiiil. .Minn.. 22'27. Hol'lswoi Ills. Th'- (Maj'-stioi; Cedar Itapids. F'-xllb- A Sinclair iVlary .Vmb-rsoii): Fouls I Joortfotl.vs. (iroai ( Waslilni-'lon i: Spokane, Kranika Hros. (Fna-tor'si: Ni-xv.-irk. N. J.; la.; (Fanillyi Fafayolto. Iml., 22 27. ville, Ky.; (Fyrioi Dayton. O.. ’22 27. (FriH-ti i's 511) .Vv'-.i Now York City. •22’27! •Wa-h ; (Stall .Soaltlo 22 27. H.xanis A Molnlyr'- (Fidi'si: .Sprinati'-I'l, Mass.; Kilabaliza Troiii"- iOi |ib'-nm i: Si--itlb-. VVasli.: FaClalr A Wx-sl i(;ranili: New Orb-ans, Fa ilrahain A Townsond 11Irphoiiin ■ : Maiisliold, (Foli'sl Nixv HaX'-n. Conn.. 22-27. ((trphi'iini 1 Fortlaml. On-., ’22 27 FaDoIIos. Four Faiitastb- 1111| )salromoi: Fo\- (I., l.-| 17; I (iridioiini I Nowark IS-’n; i.Motro- Hioknian Hi'.s. A Co. iFolI'si; Hartfor'l. Ki-al'.ns. Thro.- iMaJ'-stioi; Ft. Worth. 'I'lV.; iiiRtoii. Ky. IHilllani Choi. I 111 ■ •22 24; 11irplioiinii Chil ("nil.: (Foil's) N'-xv Havi-n ‘2'2 27 iMaji-slici Dallas ’22 27. Fanipo Hros. < Fnritan 1; Fall Itlvor, VFiss llisitlii 2."i-*27. Hax'-ii. It'-aal. A Hali.x Kathloon (Casiii'o: K'-lt A Di-VIont (Fowi-rs’i; Hibbinu. M:iiii.: Fawronce Co.. (Jroat 1 Hljon): -Austin, Minn. (Jordon A .Marx ((Irphomn i: Sail l.aki' Cil.i . WashlnL't"n. I’a.. 15 17: (.siari .\i-xx Kx'iisin^ iHIjiaii Siiis-rlor. VVIs.. ’22 27. Fiaiilo A Tilly 1 .Vmlltorinm 1: Fynn, Mass., '22- Flail. Klrpliomni lionvor. Col . 21 ■2'! Ion IS •2n. Ki-i-li-y Hros. lOrphi-nmi: Minni-niiolls. Minn ; (Jrllhth'riiolnia Co. i(irph>mni: Ciloa, \ Y ■ Harvo.v. FIsio. A I’.ovs iSlari: Moailvill'-. Fa., 1 Dominion I Winniia-R. Can.. ’21 ’27. F.x no. Jaiiii's iCozy 1: <’b'bnrni-, Tex. (l,.xrii’i Koiio' 22 27. (Stan (III City •22 27. Killio Dll" iVlolorlii); Haltimor'-. Mil.; (Fn Fooii A .Vdi-lim- I .V mi-rloan I: .St I.ouls. Mo, (Jlldon Sistors. Thri i ilrploami ■' T.inipa. Hi'rnian. Frof. VVIIIar.l. A C".; Honsloii. Tex. blii'si Fhllaib-lphla. Fa.. ’22 27. F'-xvis. Hill.v lO. H 1: Oakland. Md. I 111. Harris. Hatth- (Ap'dlol: ... W. Va. Kli-in A Clifton l Dominion i: Winni|" R. (’an. Fi'Clair, Harry 1 Fyrloi: Dayton, o. (I'hmIi.Io, (Ji-o. C. iS:.rri: rariiilmn. Fa FottiiiRW'-ll, Nat. A Fonisi- Myr's Hrine a C-x. H'lir.x .V Yoiiiin' iCrvsial': H'-nvor, Col.. 22 Keic.x Sisi'-is. Throi-. A Hill.v (’ninmliiRs iV'io- 27. ((■rail'll: Fortlaml. Oro. (Jalih'-rl A (iahlorl il-iltl'' Fat;''*: .Vnllion.i. toriai: ... W. Va.; i (>rphoniii i Can Kan. H'-rtr.lor A l!arl'-ll (Casliioi: VVashiin;t"n. Fa. ton. o., 22-27. FaValls. Tin- 1 H ipp'slromo I: Hi-lfast. Iri-laU'F (Joss Ills. HoPt'.i (1-aiiiil.x I: Warron. Fa. Hansom- i VIririnlan i: F'-li-rshnrc. Va. Kyasyas. The i(ir|ihonni 1: It .nbni;. Fa.; F'-wis A Harr: Hristol. Conn ijolilsinith A llopiM- I ilrplo'iini I: San Fr.iin'si'o. H'-rl"-rl A V'am-o i(Irplii-mii): Modiaoiin-rv, I Mary land 1 Haltinion-. Md., 22 27 Foouaril. Jaim-s A Sailli-, A Itiohanl Vn b-rsou Cal.. 22 .M.iroh 7. Ala Krafft A Myrib- i .Novelty i: .VIloRln-nx. F i.. 15- I MaJ'-stb-i. Mllxvanki'i-. Wis.; (Maji-sllci (Jnvo A (Jrooii iSloio'i: Flint. Mi<-h. lint'hlsoii. (Jiai-i- Max iCrxsiali: .Vml< )'si,n. 17; ((Jrand) Homosto.-id IN'20. i Fiboily i (Joiiiiaro. A His Voin-liaii (Joiiloliois H.inil; Ind.. 15 2s. FitlsburR 22 27. ChloiiRo. HI.. ’2’2 27. la-D'-nt. Frank i Hroiolw ay 1 : (’aiii'len, N. J.; laiiilsx illo. Kx. iColmiildai Ciminnali. (I.. Hiiti-lilsoiis. Thn-i- (Crxstali; .Vinl-rs. n. 1ml., KniRlit Hros. a .Sawtollo i()|x io|,ioi Chioaito 15 2S (Ki-itli'si Fhll-iib-l|ihia. Fa.. '22’27. 21 27. HI. HHinill"n Sisti rs 1 .Voxt-liy); Hri."klyii. \. Y. Fiik'-n’s, Harry. Foiib-s ,(irand)'. Sar-r.-iiii'-nto. (Jilniiair. Hossio iixx.iis; limikiik. Y. Kohler A Ad inis iNovi-llxi: VV o.kIxx aid. (Ikla. Cal.; (National) San Fraiielsi-o 2’2-27. (JiknUiiio, O. I.. I (lrph''iiiii I: Franklin. F.i . Hainill"n A Itoina (Slari: Chicai;". HI. Kolb A Vllllor I Now Itoliins.ni Cim-lnnall. o. Hyiiiack. Mr. (Foli’sl: VV’i>ro(-sloi. Mass. Fiiki-n's. Harry. Finns iCr.imli: Fortlaml. Oit-.; l.»17; ((liph' iinn nil Cii.v is’.’n. Knryllo. Fdward J. i(;aiol.x i: l-i -bmi; Fa. Il -rin.. .lull'- (iirph'-mn I: Fos .Viia'-lis. Cal.. i()riini|l Sai-raim-nto, CaF, '22*27 (Jloso. .Xniriisi.x 11iriiio-iiniI: N'-xv iirloaiis. Krip A Krips (.Vlaiiioi; Chail"i’-. N c 14 27. l.'-xvls A iJri-i-n 11 lay marki-t); CIiIosro. HI Koaiio, J. Warron (Foli's): Soi nlon. Fa.; Hnitii'-s Musical Trio (Foli’sl; S-’raiiton. F;i. Fa Vim- A Fa Vino 1 Family): Indlan.-'polis, lii'F (JiH-tr.. Nat I(irph'-mii I: ('anihriili:''. (•. (Fni|ilroi ll'.boki-ii. N. J.. '22’27 Hill A .Vok'-riiian ((Jrand Fainll.xi: Farco. N. II. la-sIb-. (Ji-O. W . A ('<>,. ill The Nak'-,l Truth Kis-Ran A Mack (Foopb-'si (’1110.1110111. O ; (lolihart, VV ' si A It'-rm r i Hipp" lr"in<-i: I’ills iOr|ih,-nni I: Hnlli-. Mont.. (Oriih'-nml Salt Holl. F'lwiii. A Co. (.Vlar'piani (Ji aml'; Fort (Stan Clovobind ’22 27. liiiri:. Fa., '22 ’27. Fake City. ITnh. 21 27. lami, Oro. Kaufman Hn s. lOrphonmi: ItoadiiiR F.> iV|a- (Jrals. H'-rr (K'-illi's)- I’l'-x iiliin-o. It. 1. Fax Ini’, (Ji'ii. F'l. (Kiiipirol. Falerson, .N J. (Jrant. Vlf iCIias.- s >: VVasliinutoii. I). ( . Hurls, Till- iF.xri'-i: Hilllni:s. Monl. Jostlei: Johnstown 2’2 27. (Jart'-ih- Hros i I’.'-nm l i s .: Moiiiv.-al. Can. Harilnian. J-a- .V. i Maji-slioi: |ii-iixi-r. Col. Kiirl is-Hiisse Dors (HIJihii: I’.isiioii'i'k. \ D.; Fasky's Flaii"|ihii-n'ls iK'-lth’s): Fliilad'-lpliia, How ard's Fonios A lloits 11 irpli'-mii i : Harris (Arcade) Minot ’22’27. Fa.: iFiis-lor's) .Newark. N. J., ‘22-27. (Jilaii, .Vllii- KJ (I H.l; Sy rai iis'-. N. V. Inirj;. Fa.. '.12 27. Kis-no A .Vdains Ilirptn-nml: Fos .ViiRi-b s. Cal Fasky's Tin- Vlllitary Oi-totte (Colonial); Noxv (Ji'lilin Troupe ((Jaielxi; Filtslnira. Fa. Harris. Charloy ( Majt-sl Ic i: (Jalx i-sioii. T' X. KondalF Fr.ra iDrphouni 1: Hosion. Vlass York City : lorpln-iimi Hrooklyn 22'27. (Jol'lio. Itiihi' i(Jramli: Niagara Falls. y. Hiikhi-s. li'-ri-'i-ro Sisters .V (ili-"il; Hiriiiini;- KiiIrIiI. Harlan Klri-oiiiMiiiit 1: Itrisiklyn. N. Y. Fasky's .v NIrIh on a lloiisi-lHiat (K'-ilh'si; (JiHsliiiaii. J'M- (Family): HarlM-rloii. (I.; (Hi- hain. .Via.: Hnntsvillo '22 27. Kador. .VbdiiF A Co. 11 Irpln-nm 1 ; F.astoii. I’a. Fhibiib-lphla. Fa : i‘Tr,-iiti 'Trenton. .N. J,. -Jiaii Frio, Fa . •2’2 27. Hill A VVI)ilak'-r (Maj'-stjci: ("iiioai;". 111.; K.vle-durnox Co. (Vamb-x illo 1: Oxvi-n Sound. 21 ‘27 (IraiilM-rry A i-a.Moiit (Fyrici Ft VV.irth. Ti x. (MaJ'-siloi Milwank'-i-. Wis.. 22 27. Can., H March •! Fasky's 'Tin- Fox,- Waltz iKi-ith's). Froxbb-m-e (Jail-. Frnio l F.iniil.x i; liarls rioii. (I. Hild"-rt A Wari'-n i(irph'-mii I: l'"rtlanil. (iro.. Klois’s. i-'oi.r vinsii-al il.xrio>; Itom--. N. Y.. It. F: (K'-lllTsi Fhlla'b'lphia. Fa.. ’22 27 (Jarilii'-r A St'slilar'l iilriihi-mn ■: Itoston. (Orphoiimi 1 1)0.1. •22’27. Fasky’s Hiilns-s iC"loniiiH: Norfolk. Va.; Mass - (Fyrloi N'-wark. N. J.. ’22 27. Harv'-.xs. Four 11 li'i'hi-mii i; (laklnnd. Cal.; (Or Kbnliall A Doiiox--)i iCiirlis.- D.-nx-r. ('ol. (K'-llli'si Flilbiib-lphla. I'a . 22’27. dray A Van i,ii-n (Fyoi-nnii: Ciiiciniiati, (I. phi-nnii Fos .Viiiii-los 21 March 7. K.ilno-r A (r I'p.-.p-i Hobokon. N. I. Fi'sk.x ’s .vt 111-' ('"iinlry Club 1 HHiniin-rsloin'si; (lanlii -r. Hal ]..x Jack i(Irpln-nni i: Kansas Cltx. Ila.xl'-r A Jaii'-I 11 iiiiim-1: It'iriiia. Can.; (Hi F.iVla/o Flo- I • I - ..i; H)).)i..s V.x )•'- N'-xx York Cltx. ) Fi-'S'i.-r’s l'2.5th St 1 New Mo. join Mi'.s,. .laxv 22 27. Soulh .Vmirn’a. Doc. 1. imb-f. 1 oi'k ('ily . 21 27. NEW STOCK CIRCUS PAPER JUST FIMISHED~~ALL FOUR COLORS—50 STYLES ACKERMANN-QUIGLEY LITHO CO., Kansas City MEW YORK OmCEs CHICAGO OFFICE: ' 201, 202 Knickerbocker Theatre Bldg. 61^65 Grand Opera House Bldgm Write Tor Samples and Illustrated Catalogue, also Prices on Special Block S Type Work FEBRUARY 20. 1909. Xlic Billboard

Your patnnis will notle»' (he iniproveiiient In .iionr iiletiire at onoe. ••crUT.XI.NYl INK.” eiirtain paint, niakea Ix'tter IlKht, ){ivea cn'iiter depth. Be the First to Use Makes yonr pietiire stand out life like; and when yonr s«Tts‘n la palnti'.l with It, it is ahsidutely llrepr«s>f. PREPARED CURTAINS. COMPLETE, ROLL OR STATIONARY. READY IihI. , TO HANG. WRITE FOR PRICES. T.ttls. Alio** («.r:in<>kl.vn.Ilrookl.vn. N. Y.V .\ carton will «s>ver any snrfais' loxl". ft. Lasts tlve tline» loiiKcr iralxr.-.; Kll.i.i.rn.rk. Sr..t- than any other paint that can be put on yonr curtain. CURTAINYLINE Cco. II. Ilims, t'hieaiio, says: ”.M.r throw is I.'t.'. ft. Couldn't i;ct a kimhI picture. 'I'urtain.\line’ linprovisl my picture and licht liNi |s'r cent can’t Four; SprlngllfUI, Ma»».. l.’ilT; Albany, do without It.” W. C. .MacColllii. ”F*airyland.” Chlcaao: “lircatest pri'para- IN YOUR CITY lion e\cr saw. Count me a Issister.” I.-li« Til!'* lO. II ): M'Hint Airy. .V. C PRICE, $3.00 PER CARTON. l',,,wJoy» TIh' iStari: Koanokf, \:i.; iStart We build cverythinc in atatte sr'.'iicry. F:stiiiialcs cheerfully furni'hisl. I . I-'"sinc"^*^Fc>n({ (Orphfuni): Zancavlllc, O.; •Ml CliicaK" K.\chan>:es carry ”CCI{T.\INVI.I.NF” in stor k. ,\atli>nall Sli'iib«‘nvllli‘ •-“.’•-’7. t, M-.tliP Trio (MaJ-alle* : Ma.llaon. W ia. r. it'*' Itr»». (lUloin; Hayoino. N. J. CURTAINYLINE CO.. 2046 W. 12th St.. CHICAGO. ILL. baii.l. r.ai Family ((’roarpiit •: _ Western Agent: CALIFORNIA FILM EXCHANGE, 230-232 Pacific Bldg., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. l.-onaril, Fiona (Main St.i: IVoria Ill.; (Ma «onlr T.'iii'U't Ft. Wayne. Iml.. ^->-27. T.anil»rtof inilnTto (I.iil.in'sl; Itallliiiore.n«ltlnion\ Mil.Mi!. .Murphy, Mr. tS: .Mrs. .Mark (Slioa'so: Ituffalo, I.Inil.rind Homer. & Fo.Co. (itrplieiiiii»;(Itrphciini»; KanaaaKansa* City, N. Y. -Moz.irt, FrisI A Kva I Folly i : Oklahoma City, MhIoiioiicIiMcliononch KthelKtliel (Olympia!:(Olynipiat: Pari*. France.Franee. okla. Krh rii^: (Winter (tartenl Berlin. Oer., .Marro Tmlns (W.i-hlngten»: S|H»kHno. Wash., O.T. Crawford’s Film Service >lrK"Mn JlnVmle (Star!: riiarlfMl. Pa., In'ief. Met’all Trio (Orpheimi: Tampa. Fla.

«!?;, (lire. » "I"’''' "OJ'.'le: A.n .,rl.,r. At New Orleans, La. .See P.url« *'ine Route* Morton Jewell Troupe (('..,k's O. 11.1: ItiKh Mar-Uac A I.cvi'rlnif: Kn rmite with the Lm \ Y pire SImw. M.Ouire.'Tiiti (Stan; Chlcat'o. HI. Madison Spnare Imir. J'" Marshall Pros. iSeeiilei; Taunton. Miss. dart St.vk to. ''Jl, Morns. Felice, A C... (In.mliilon. ■ WimilpeK. Marion k rho»iip«snn: Kn route i%ith the itiin* Not a Dumping Ground for Junk, but away iHrls See [J'"’';:*'''*' “7''7hp Matlmm Matthi'W* A H.irrls (Famllyi: Shaiia-kln. Pa.; Marksinw. Men": K-i rruite with the Matlnw ,p,,n,||y, Cl,ester 27. Oirl Co. Sec Musical , . Maillan.l. Mahcl (Tcmplcl: Ft. Wayne. Ind. a fully-equipped Film Exchange. Martin. Have A I ercle: Kn *^‘*"*'^ 'I"!"'. Ai;nes (Orpheiim i: Por'Iaml. Ore. Kentucky Fcllc*. S.'c Iturlcsque V.ii MnlliiLt'i.Mullii;:in, M lyiv iStari: Charhrol.Charleroi. Pa. We can furnish a selection of from 12 to 18 Reels of Masi'ii A Horan t>hciNly s I Icasant St.l. r.ill Malcolm. Knima A Peti-rPr'ler lO.HI. o. 11.i:11. i: Concord, Itivcr. Mass., indef. NN. C.C " -FIRST RUN FILM- Mi'lvln*. Three: Kn route with the ItriKadIcr*. \(,,r,iock,Mortlock, .Mice, A Ci,.Co. (or|ihcumi; Korkfonl. Si'e Piirics pic Koutc*. HIHI. Merriman Sl«ttr*: Kn route with the Rehman xii,,,,’,,,,MiKiion. Lal'itltel.aPitlte (Colmi(Colunildal; St. Isuils. Mo. per week from the following manufacturers: Slum S.'e ltnrle»ipie Route*. Makarenkos Huo ((Jaicty(O.iict I: Plttst,ur,{. Pa. Millard Pros., Pill A Pob; Kn route with the .MullenHiillen A CorclilCorelil |K<'ilh'si:iK.lth Philadelphia. Pa.. American eWutoscope and Edison Co. ('rncker .I«' k»*. See IturK^n pie Routes. Monarch Comedy Konr; Kn nuite with the Girl y|,7ri i||c a Marriott il.iriri MonriH*. l.a. Bio}rraph Co.- Essanay Co. from Happyland. See P.iirlesijne HwH* Mllh-r A Tempest lltijcao: Winniis'S. Can.. Montague. Inez (Cnhpiel: MlnneapoH*. .Minn.. -ej-jt. Qaumont Co. Kalem Co. indef. , Milam A HuP.ols iPalaeei:(Pal; Memphis. Tenn. MonlaKiie. .Mona (The CliilO: Tuolumne. I al.. \||iiard«Millard*. Tin-The' ll.irici:iLirici: Hanvllle. HI. S. Lubin Pathe Freres Hce. 21, Indef. ___ _ _ MeL..m:hlln.MeL.ciikhlln. PohPoh' (Prineessi:(Prim .Mllanee. O. Mnnn A Welser (Winter Oarteni: Perlln. xiltdiell A tircint iPiirfsi: Toledo. H. Selig Polyscope Co. Urban-Eclipse Co. Her., Keb. 1 2S: (.\pollo, Nuremlmrs, March ^ ,ril,s, a Rosalie (Kmplrei: Grand Forks. 1 ’.1. N. H. Vita^raph Co. Morris. Johnnv: Eu route with the Fads A Fol Ml.ico* In Fitnland (Mozart!: Lancaster. Pa.; lies Co. Sis' Riirh'scpie Route*. (Mozart, Williamaport 22-27. Myers. Frc'd (Majestic!: Crawfordsvllle, Ind.. Mack. Willmr (T- nipl'.'i: in trolt. .Mh h.; indef. iCook's (>. 11.) Rcshc'stcr. N. Y.. 22 27. A Letter to us Today will enable you >V Frye- En route with the Mahara Min- Mjjj, a Morrl* (Pidl'si: M'orcestcr, .Ma Slrcis. Sce Minstrel Route*. (Hathaway's) Prcs'ktcPrcs'ktoi) •22 27. Murry A Rhodes: Grand Rapid*. Mich.. Indef. M,„„.ttMonet) Klvc (Pljoui:(Pljoiii: Winnipeg. Can. *.* to Better your Film Service. *.* Mi-rritt Sister* (Majestic): Kt. Worth. Tex.; McHon-;!d\HHon-;!d A Carlyle iKnipiri'i: Ho-pialm. (Lvric) Mobile. .Ma., 22 27. Wash,Wash. xilett's Hoirs (r.ijcu)i; Rattle Crs'ek. Mich.; Mnrr-iy.Miirr-iy. ElizatmthEliz.its'th M i Columbia i; Cincinnati. (Itijou) Jackson '22'27. "II.; : 'iHrpticumiHrphcum) I Mdiiidiis.Mtmii Tenn.. 21 '27. M'>ntami«> A I’.artclll (AvtnuO: Hctrcdt. .Mich.: Mc.Mlistcr. Hall. A Co. iCoIiimbla : St. I Folly I Chlc.'Dio, Ill.. 2'2'27. Louis. Mo.; (Haymarl(Haymarkctl Clilca«o. HI.. '22 21. 0. T. CRAWFORD FILM EXCHANGE CO. McHoiiald A lIuntliDrton (Hrpheum): S|v>kanc. Mlllman Trio IiMaJistl Maji'stlc i; Chieiiito. HI.; iCo- Wiksh.; (Orpliciiiii) S. attlc '22'27. liimhlalIiimblal St. Louis,Lulls, Mo..M 22 27. SHUBERT THEATRE. NEW ORLEANS, LA M Phec A Hill (Majc'stlc): Milwaukee. Wls.; Majestic rrhi i: .Milwaukee, Wis. I .Majestic) Chlcairo. Ill.. 2*2'27. Marshall. Pert (Yoiiiik''* Phri: .MlaiiMo.Mlaiillo lily.City. Mxrs A Ri'sa iColonlali: Lawrence, M:'ss.; N. J I lleiiiii'tfs I M. at Lower Prices from Us 'lih'j. Kathryn (.Vrmory): Rlnirhaniton. N. Y.. iSl'C'ii’si RurTalo '22 27. M.’Vtln. Itrai'.h'O (Colonial i: Lawrence. Mas*. WE ARE Monroe A Mark (PriH-tor's): Alli.tny, N. Y.; Mimic Four (Keith's,: Clevel.ind, iKiiipiri'i HoN'k)')). N. J.. ■22-'27. Mere. Carlyh' (National i: S ,n Kr.inc iseo. ( al. 'Inrcello (Poll's): Wilkes-Ilarre, Pa.; lKcIth*»i Miirphv A Nichols iKc-ithsi: I'ro) idi'ni-*', K. Philadelphia ■2‘2 ‘27. 1. ' .. 'laxlni's .Mcsb'Is ).(;. H. H.l': Grand Rapids. M.irten. Phil )Clty H. H.i: Watc-ryi Direct Importers Mill).; Il'.ijoul luinsii,); 21 27. Mi-Hit.irc' A lli-ath iCoIiiiiihla i: Cii M'Ji«' It., Ma.v Nlcllianc. A Her {'ollcire ,). AND THEREFORE Girls 1 Mnli'stlc): M Inncapol'*. Minn.; )Ma- Me.-art.M e, art. Wm. H. (Ma.|i"r(Hrpheum i: MaiiWin ((iriilii'UmI: Portland, Ore.; ((trphciimi roisi' City,Clly, Ilia..Ida.. ■2'22'2 ''27.27. 'ijOy ^Headquarters .Sc.ittlc. \V,sh.. ‘22 2727.. Mcicr.Mi'iurMeier, IlMiiaiillMiiaiillimaii (Hriihcum);(Hriiheum);iHriilX'um); Hinvir.Hi'nvi'r. Col. Mathews A .\shh'Vih'V (Poll's):(Poll's); Watcrluiry.Waturhiiry. .\|m ,. u A Willi im.s iHrpln'umiHrpli.'Uiii >: HuhciH.iHtr. ).•■ Con.; (Polls) ItrlilRciMcrtIrlilsi'ixert ••2'2-27.2'2-27. MliUbyMhUlc'.v A CailisleCarlisle (CiHik'sH'lsik's O. H.i: RRis'hi'sli'r. i For United States. 'Ii'lros' A K'n icdvr (Pidi's):iPidi's): S|>r1i)Btli'ld.S|>r1i)stli'ld, Mass,; \ Y. . ,,, lorphiiiml RcadlaB.llaB. Pa.. 2222-27. 27. MENMl'N Win J (Nall"iiaH;(Nall-'iiali; Sti'ubc'nvlllSti'ubi'nvlllo. H. Milloci. Lola Trioo (Mah'sHe);(Mah stlc); Lllth'Little Risk.Roc k. March'Mardo Trh* I Nation lie:iH: StetiheStciihc ivlll.'.ivlllc. H. ^ Send for Samples and Prices if yon want .\rk.: (Maj.'slle)I Kt. Worth. Tex.. •22'27.•22'27. Mvli.Myli. A ortliHrth )Hrph'iHrpheumi; um i; Lima. H M skel. Hunt A Millertiller (Masonic Temidei:Tcmidci: Kt. Mi-Cerml.kMeCi.rnili k A Willan'W illai-i' (Lyreiiiiii:(Lyceuiiic: (t iiiiiiiiiatl.i -— — *- ' ilie best in quality and price. Dealing W.iync. Ind.: (St.ir)St.ir) Chicniro.CtiienBO. III.. ••22'27.22'27. H. Miirra.v A Murray iCaslnoi: Cartcrvllli',Cartervllle, 111.;Ill.; Me.rr.'WMorrow A Sihellbi'n:Sehcllbcri: iHrphi'iim):iHrphi'iini): Kaiisa-Kaii' ( ity. with IIS you deal with the Largest Streetmen’s Supply House In America. (Casino) CcntriliiiIll) '22'22 ‘-27.27. Me*.Mo. . . ,, , Mcudicr Itro*.. Three'ret' iHrpheiim);lOrphciim); Mlnneaiii'lls.MInncaiioll*. Madi.-iMalli.-i A HP rt tMa1*''liel:(Mah'slic): H"nvcr.H-nver. tc|ted. Mill)).: ) Majestic)r) He* Moines. la.. 21 ''27.27. MalvernMnivern Troii'ieTri*ii'>e iKolIvi:iKiellvi: (’hlcjiiro.(lileiBi*. HI.;II (Km "Square Deal for Everybody" is our slogan, (iet our Free Catalogue. 'IcCormaik. F’rank.k. A Co. (Hridii'iim(Hriihi'iim >:I; St. plrciplrei Indlaiia|s>II*.Indliiiia|s>Ils. HuL, ‘.22 '2i . Paul. Minn.; (Hoiiilnton)(Homlntoii) Wlnnl|K'B.Wlnnl|K'K. Can., Ni'l«>'r.Ni'lser. Harry; Kn router**iit<' with HIHi IH'iirjlli'iii s . 2-2-‘27. strels. S.'eSi'c Miiistr.'lMiiistn'l Ri'lltes.Routes. Majestic SiiiBiii); Three (P,s>plc'*):(P,s>ple'*): Cedar Rap Norton. Nina iHimei: Peniiicton.I’en'iieton. <*reOre., 'dl *'■ N« SHURE CO.y Specialties Chicago, Ill. Ills, la.; (Kamll.vlyl .MIniieM|M>lls..Mlniiea|M.lls. .Minn..Minn.. 22'272^2'27. NewhotTNewhoff A PhelpsPhelp* (Griindi: S.ieraiiieiiS.i.'rameiito. i al.. 'I 'rrls, Pillv, A Slu'rwiHHl Sisters (Mah'stlel: '2*2'27. Dallas. Tex.: (Malestle) Houston 22'27.22'27. Normans. PiveFive Jii)''.;lliii:Jii)''2lliii: (Orph'iiiiH:(Hrph'iim): Mlhlnry HeH. tette (CoionlaH;U’oionlaH; N.Ne w York City; City. .Mo.: (Maj.stiei(Maje stic) IVsIV s Moines. la., -( “Not an Experiment but an Enormous Success.” iHrphenmiIHrpheumi l(riH>klyn.ItriHiklyn. ■2222'27.'27. 2727.. ,,, > M'erk'anM*rBnn A McGarry A Six Girls (RIjoiil: Lan Neff.N.ff. John lllljoii);lllljoiH; (Juiiu'y.(Jniimy. HI..111.. (Main1'I M.) •dnB.sins. Mich.;Mb'!).; (Stan ChleaBo.ChleaB**. HI,,Ill,, •22 27.27. P*'*>riaPi'oria •22'27.■22'27. . 'lairn lo (Mahstlci: Waterlis*. la.; (Maj.stlr( Nhhols A S.iilth (I)||.*iH: lr.H*kst.*n. Minn. Rorkford. HI.. 22 27. I P.r(nkn(an’si Ri tuldjl 2'21i. 'lorton, Kre'd W. (Iiljoiil: l.ansliiB. Mich.; I.veltv Trio (Kamil.* •: t levelan.L H . (Hie lllljoil) Ray City 22 27. diani Canton '22'21; I Hreamlaii.l) Massillon Rensselaer Park, Troy, N. Y. 'Ian In llro*. (Casino): WasliliiBton. Pa.; (Na tioiiall Sleiibenvllh', H.. 22 27. Midi)'*. Victor. I' 'lorlmi. Kit. (Poll’s): Wiu^'i'sler, Mass.; (Po Mass. - - - - Je>niM)sero. ,\rk. Wanted II'*) Serniiton. Pa., 22'27. Nemo. Curl (Lyric): MIHIh'H. Cora Lawton. A Co. (OrpheiiiiH: Oil NlBbtlnBah s. Four iHrph.iriiheiini): iinH : -UlanAllan’n. a. t.a.Ga. City. Pa.. 1.'. 17; (Hroheiiiii) Krankllii is'20; Naniha Tnaipe A?,, i.ore I’a New Concessions. New Ideas. (Family) Warren •22 24; iKaiiillj) Kane '2.-. Nelsem. NVd. A y. Xostrln 27. H Hiua San Co. i Aoolloi: Me .na. Aiistrle. Vle-t'onni'll Sisters (Lyric): Haiivilli'. HI.; 1 '2'*:-'s- ('i*p*'))h')B*‘U.Coi.i'iihiB'ii. iv-iimark. M-iri'h 1-:tL lltljeai) Hiil»ie|iic. la., 2l-*27. HntharikHiithar.k A*V Illaii.h.tte:Itlaneh* Kn route with t.uy Malve'rn Troii|H' iKollyi; ChlcaBo. Ill.; (Km Itro*.'r.riei • Mliislri'ls.MlusIri'N. Se e .Mlnstr.'l RiMit. s. Write us what you have and we will sidmiit you our proposition. pir*') HidlanaiMdls, IiiiL. 21 ‘27. Hrma. Grais'.C.rais'. KnKti ireaili' with the Kiy l-.wler Miu hlnors. The (Vaudeville): Vlrden. Ill.. 1.'* t’oCo. S.'e.S. e I'.urles'iiii'I'.nrles'pi R.'iites. Have buildings for and can use Glass Blowers, Japanese Games, 17: (Vaii.levllle-) Carllnsvllle LS 20; (Valid.- Hrvill-Orvil! *'!• s Marloii. il ritt’*r*iirir. ville) Gris'iifli'ld ‘22 21; (Vaudeville) RihsI Pa., indef. Human Laundry, Photographer; also can place a first-class Minia house 2o 27. Hnlaw,Hnlaw. Giis. Triorrlo (1(K.'llh's) Plilladelphla. Pa Meeh Iiite rn.allonal Trio (RIJoii): Wliinliu B. (Granili(Grand) i’lttst.iirnPltt«t.urB •22'27 tnre Railroad, Car..; (Pljoi.) Hiiliith, Minn., ‘2*2'27. Hih'IlHeh'Il A Kliilev iliHavmarket): Chleaco. H Morris)'*-■■,rri*.V\‘ A A.verAver tCh*^^^IClias,.'*); WashiiiBton. H. Oxfi.nlHxford Trio (MaV's(Mnteslle):l•s|ll'l: .Madison.M.-dHi.n. Wis.Wis.; (Ri Porlf ^ RenSSClaCr COUUty Fair e«iV.^\*he%"'^ler'^‘7vmid,^^ Miss.; mf!" N.'.Hou'V'st.sim.sn 0*i.li‘s); Pr'dS)M.‘>rt. IVCllS Wllicll will bc licld this VCar OU .AllgUSt 17th (Victor) N'l'W Hrh-*ns. L,i.. 2‘2 27. C.mn.:

GREENSBUHG.—ST. CLAIR (Kirk * Alli¬ TENNESSEE. i -THE 1909- CORRESPONDENCE. son, mgrs. I Kuii-kerlHM-ker Stis-k Co. wei-k of 1; liigism. Kyle and Co. In vaudeville we,-k of 8. NASHiriLLE.—VEND().ME (W. A. Sheets, (Coutiuiied from paKc -’U.) I mgr.) D.irk all wei-k. BIJOU iGeo. II. Hick GREENVILLE.—I.AHH) (U'EUA HOUSE (.M. man, mgr.) Hal Reid's play, 'The Keutucklid Improved Primo Circus Lights Hi-iib-lii, mgr. I The .Mummy ami tbe Hummlug : week of Feb. 1. CRE.8CENT (W. P. Ready, i Raokln In Tbe Nake.i.v, llo- New- llusbaiid 15: .Marrieil for Money 17; New | DON’T INVEST ONE song and daiK-e artist; O'Hara and Watson, I bt'rll’a Traiui'tl Aiiiiiiala, Harry am! Wulfunl. i .Mi-ri-baiit of Venice (lis-all '23. Frank Wliiliuau, TIiiMf Allyn UirU, Ki'lly ami ^ comedy sketch: Psycho, tbe “Woman of Mys¬ Aahl y, 'llu- Two llarta and Ki'rt Maraliail. I HAZLETON.—GHAND (John B. BIssInger. { tery,” week of Feb. 1. | CENT nigr.i Tbe .MiHintalii Asti Msle Choir 3; Msr- > LLHIX’S I'ALACK. Keb. 8, I.ouise’a Muuk.y*. COLOMBIA.-OI-ERA HOUSE (J. C. Yates. I for your this season's light* lib's Uncle Tom's Cabin (I: Mrs. Wiggs of tbe ! Youuk Aiiit'i'K'un Quintette and utber pupular : mgr.i Vsssar Girls Itl; Moute Crlsto '2.3. GE.M Cabbage Pati-b 8. KA.MILY' (llurry llersker. until you get rlrrnlar llliis vaudeville artiata. ACAUKMY OK Ml.SIC. Kelt. i (N. J. Csrier, mgr.) International tjuartet and mgr.) Wills and Warin-r, Haggerty and I.e- trating the NEW PRIMO. 12-ia. 'Jbe l'blladel|>Ula Urelieatra. MIII.AHKI.- moving pictures. El ECTRIC (W. R. Brnuiiig , Cbiir, Owley and Kandall, i'arsbiey, Billy Vastly improved over those I'illA Oi'KKA llOtSK. Ilaiuiiierateiu'a 0|H-ra I ton. mgr.i Moving pictures and .Mildrvnl's Come- ; Sballas and moviug pictures week of 8. { now in use everyw-Uere. Couipany. heb. U, 1‘elleaa and Meltaaiide; II, | diaiis III vtiK-k plays. lliey are liglitlng |s*rfectloD HUNTINGDON. —HUNTlNGliON OPERA; Salmue; l.'l, matinee, Kaiiat; uittbt, Aida. C'.V- : CLARKSVILLE—ELDER'S OPERA HOUSE for every kind of sbow at SINO. Keb. 8, Uime Hill Kolly Co.; 1.'., City ' HoCSE (F. G. Earle, mgr.) Itoliert L. Taylor, traetiou, large or small, un b-etiire, ]!): Naliellu and bis baud April 0. ! (John .S. Elder, mgr.i Huntley and (Jbi-sler- : Spurta. Kelt. 8, Cbaiiipagiie Ulrla; l.'i, I held and moving pictures 13. der canvas or in tbe 0|>en. Bam DeVere'a Own Sbow'. O.WKI'Y. l-eit. S. [ GI(.4NI) (Sewell J. Stewart, mgr.) The La- Over 3,IKS) now- in use lliue Kiidion GirU; 15. Kada and Kolllea. ' liadies 0. jI FAYETTEVILLE.—(' I T 1 Z E N S' OPERA among tbe liest shows in U. TKOCAOKUO. l elt. 8, The Kentiii ky It. lles. 1 HAREISBUKG.—THE .MAJESTIC (Joseph !! Iloi'SE (J. .M. Robertson, mgr.) Royal Amuse¬ 8., ineluiliiig all tbe large vaudeville. MCSKKM. Tbe .Mblget Kuiiiiiv ' Friiiik, mgr.) Oils Skinner 8; Brewster's .Mil ment Co. in vaudeville .3 4. elrensi-s. Write us now, and KOKKKAI IHI’.S. |•^;^II’LE•S .MAJKSTIC, anil ; Ibiiis !•; Grace Gi-orge Id; Marie Loro 12. THE | TEXAS. Settle lu advance question KIKTKK.N'TII STKEUT. Moving pietiirea and Oltl'HF.l'.M (Will. Bluisilell, mgr.i McCouiieil ! of lights for coming M‘ason. vaudeville bill. HOB WAIT. | Hill! Simpson, I'litsy lioyle, Aitols Itrotui-rs. DALLAS.—OPERA H()U.8E {Geo. Anzy, mgr.) We cballeiige Ibe world to Morrisi-y and .Ayers, Poller and Harris and tbi- Max Rogers lu Paiiaiiia 1-2; Fifty Mllea from j pHsIm-e any lights that will PITTSBURC-.—NIXON (T. K. Kirk, mgr. i | Bimtou 3; Mrs. Temple's Telegram 4; Busier Frank Oaniela in Ibatk of Holland week ol 8; i On.liisi-ope. THE HH'l'OUUO.ME. Vauaeville compare with tbt-se for tbe and pU-ltires. Itrowu 5(5. .M.VJESTIC (T. P. Kiunegan. nigr.l show man. la'W Fielda in '1 be Gill llebind tbe Counter Kelt. ' The White Zola, Grace Wilson. Great Deliio l.V IIQCO.NK (T. F. Kirk, mgr.i Italian! INDIANA.—THEATRE. Graustark 5; Tem- IroiiiK-. Charley Harris, Carrie Ezier ami Grand Oia-Ia Co Feb. 8 and week; lieolge .\rliaa |H-st and Siinsliiue 8. Josetle Webb. Frank 11. Tinucy, Fred Galettl's In Ibe Itetll week of 1.'.. AI.VIN (U. .M. Guliek , LANCASTER.—FULTON OPERA HOUSE (C. .Monkeys week of I. I.YRll! (R. J. Sllnnelt. WINDHORST & CO., A Co., ingis. I Waril and VoUea week of 8; .Man ; .V. Vet-ki-r, mgr I Vogel's Mlustri-ls 8; Tbe Hon¬ mgr.i Tbe Edward DeCorsica Trio. Mysterious of Ibe Hour week of 15. Glt.VNlt tllarry liuiis, | I or of tbe Family U; Brewster’s Millions 10; A Hcrln-rt, Musical Bciisoiis, .Miss .\dcle Ourl. 104 N. 12th Street, • St. Louis, Mo. ingr. I Irene Kranklin, Jaia* Courlbo|ie and Co.. i Woiiiun's Way 11; Marie Doru 13; Hip, Hip. Established 1897. Itert I.evy, ItiHl|>atb'a Napanees, Tbe Five 'I'rap- ' I aud Flora Altlioriie and others week of 1. CO ' r.ella. lloliliy No lb. .Miiiiie Koiir, Tbe /uuelloa < Hiairay 15; I'biladelpbia Onbestra US; Grans I l.O.NI.VL (O. E. Aiidcrsou. mgr.i .Miss Green. and Geiger and Waller week of 8; Valerie Iter- tark 17; Eddie Koy 20. F.\.M1I,V (Edw. Mozart, Johnnie I.. Dapp, Bnimuiage and Clark. Wes i FUSH LIKE QEKUINE gere and Co., ItiK-k and Fulton and olbera week mgr.i Patrii-e and Co., Parmet and Russell, Nel- ley aud Burns, Price aud Price aud others week ' of 1, Day or night Yt>a can own s of 15. ]>I.IOi: (11. .M. Guliek A Co., nigra, t ', lie Burt, Tlie Three Azards, Evan Evaus, Harry Kratoii and moviug pictures week of 8. Diamond equal In brilllaney Tony tbe Itiaitblaek Wi-ek of 8; Joaepb Sanlley FORT WORTH.—BYERS (Phil W. Green i to any gennine stci.e at one in l.iieky Jim week of 15. Itl.ANCi'S iJ. 11. , POTTSVILLE,—FA.MILY (Harry Knoblauch, ! wall, nigr.l Fifty Miles from Boston 2; Bogers tbirtioth the cot Zininieniian. mgr. I Tborna and Orange llloaaoina liigr.) I'lie la-.\uders, Eiblie lloiau, Tbe Wiaal- I Bros. In I'auama 3 4; Annie Russell In The I Barwda Dismends In solid wiM'k of 8; Itlaek Iteauly wei-k of 15. G.VIETY , wauls and Mile. Lalitia week of 8. ACAHE.MY I Stronger Si-x 5 (1. .MAJESTIC (T. W. Mnlliily. Gold Rings stand .eld test tJ. 11. Itrowne, uigr. I llialto Koundera week of OF MUSIC. In-iie .Myers Sliwk Co. wi-ek of 1; ingr.) Rice and Elnier, 'The Great Rimee Family, | and expert examination. We 8; Tbe Caaiiat Girla week of 15. ACADK.MY' Cissy 8; Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage I’alcb 9. I TlMiiias J Deiiipsi-y, Won lerfni Electro and Co.. ] gnsrautee them See them first then pay Cstalos free (Harry Williama, ingr. I Cnele Saiii'a Itellea week SHAMOKIN.—GRANB OPERA HOUSE (Reis Will. FIcnicii and l.anra Roth and the Byrii-- i Patent Ring Mi-asnre Incln of 8; iiiirleaipie week of 15. H1GIH..\.N1) (Harry Circuit, iiigrs.) The Girl from tbe West 0: Mrs. i Golsoii Players week of 2. LYRIC (Harry Cot- . ded for five two-rer* .tamp. I’ol'iek, mgr.I Itaviu la'veuaou Viddiab 0|atra Wiggs of Ibe Cabbage Palcli 12. F.AMILY (W. j ter. mg:-. I Vaudeville. THE BAKODA CO . Dept 3 and llraniadr Co. In Itavid'a \ iolin week of 8; 1 ll. Nlclds, mgr, I .Mile. Alice Isirelle, Carlin GALVESTON.—GRAND OPERA HOUSE (I^o 2811 N. Htate Htreet. CHlcaeo YIddlal. o|« ra w eek of 15. 11 H’I'UUllO.M E, I Day and bet- 'Iwo Dancing Boys, Itcisl and St. IHilil Weis, mgT-.) The Gingerbread Man 3; FAMILY and I.HtKllTV. Vaudeville. CAU- I John, Sam Howard, June Steward slid Co. and ! Charles GruiH-win 6; Tbe .Man of the Hour NKGIK ML’SIC IIAI.I. (Ben Gri*et I’layera in I moving pirturcs 8-13. EDGLWOOD PAltK Ki ll: Rogers Bros. 12. PEOPLES MAJESTIC Sbakeapearean reia-rlolre 22-l.’4. KXI'USITION. RI.NK (]. J, Forsythe, nigr.l Roller skating. (T. J. Boyle, mgr.i Harry Richards aud Co., . “—AT UBERTV-— ' riiHinpiou .-oiler akate races. HIKJL’KS.NK GAK- I SHARON.-.MORGAN GRAND Ol'ERA HOUSE ' comedy sketch; uardiner and Reese, musical I>KN. Nalioinil Howling Aaaocialii n coo(es! ; act; George Austin Miaire, dialect comedisn: Feb. 1(5. U)U18 I.. KAUF.MAN. IG. B. Swartz, mgr.) Paid In Full 1; Madam ! Biittertly 3; Fifty Mllea from Boston 6; Billy I George "Porkchop'' Ever*, black face artist; JOHNSTOWN.—CAMItUlA, (H. W. Sberer tbe Kid 0. I The Great Jsrrow, trickster; Merritt Sisters. mgr. I TemiH‘a( and Siinabiue 3; Human Ilearla TITUSVILLE.—OPERA HOUSE (Harry Ger- I singers snd dsiu-ers wi-ek of Fob. 8-14. ROY.IL Lid] Water Peilnr 4; Tbe Straight Itoad 5; Grauatark U; Helen sou, mgr.i Billy tbe Kid 4; Tbe Mummy and .THEATRE (Jake O'Donnell, mgr.i Boyle anil Grayit* 18 and week; Al. 11. Wilaou 18. .\l.k- tbe Humming Bird 5; Ma's New llusbuud 10. Har)M-r, sketch; Willard Rowe aud Grace Clin ' Most Versatile in the Country JESTIC (M. J. Boyle, mgr.i Hugbea .Muaieal ton, singing and dancing; Prof. Herman and Co.. , WILLIAMSPORT.—L Y C O M 1 N O OPERA I Trio, Grace Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Mark .Mur ; hypnotists, and moving picture* week of 8. Address, K. Z., csre The Billboard, H. T. City. fby, Ciirbrey Bma., Felix and Barry, Sydney HOUSE (L. J. Fisk, mgr.) Tbe Devil 9; Money 8-ane and Co., The Duttiu lledcay Co., and olb¬ K2. FAMILY (Fred M. Lamade, mgr.) Little 1 HOUSTON,—PRI.NCE (Dave Wei*. mgr.) era week of 8. The I’laiiopbleiida, W. 11. Ma- I Hip. Osaka Jap Troupe, Evans Lloyd and Clias. Grajiewin 7-8; Rogers Bros, lu Panama 10- carte, A Siattleaa Uepulallun, Fltxglblton-.McCoy Graclyn WhItebouse, Dick Gorman and Nellie ! 11; The Man of the Hour 12-13; Buster Brown Trio, Henry Clive and Mae SlurgU Walker, Bell, Evans and Evaus, Chicago Newsboys' I 16-17; The Lion ami the Mouse 20; The Distrlet Ktevenaon and Nugent, I’otter and Harria and (Juartet and tbe Kloetugrapb week of 8. I Leader 21 22. MAJESTIC (Clias. A. McFarlami. PIANIST mgr.) Frank II. Tinney. Miss Grare Wilson. The others wei'k of 15. SOUTH CAROLINA. ASHLAND.—GUAM) OFEKA HOUSE (C. II. 18-lno Troupe, Ezier and Webb, Charley Harris. Landefeld, mgr.) Wanted a Husband 20; Tem¬ CHARLESTON.—ACADEMY OF MUSIC (C. 1 The Whlti* Zola, Fred Galettl's Monkey* and pest and Sunshine 23. R. Matthews, mgr.) Mme. Melba 1; Tbe Shep¬ I Majestograph week of 8. BIJOU (A. Illch*. , AT LIBERTY i mgr.) Reiitfrow-'* Big Stock Co., Indef. VAU- BEAVER FALLS.-LYCEUM (S. naaauer, herd King 5-6; Polly of tbe Circus 10-11; Clans- Double bsml, violin or big act. Addrese mgr.) Yama 12: George Sidney in Busy Izzy I uisn 12; Blspbam-DeMoas Concert 13. MAJES¬ ! DE'ITE (Solon A Billing*, mgrs.,) Moving pic- I TIC (J. L. Gray, mgr.) Summers and Summers I ture*. CRYSTAL (Harry Wolf, mgr.) 5lovlng > JOHN D. HALL 15; High F'vera 18; Strongbeart 20. S.VVOy (S. Gen. Pel., ... gt. Laois, Mo. Uanauer, mgr.) Illgb-claas vaudeville. 1 In sketch; Mabel Valenteen, trapese artist; pictures ami illustrated song*. COZY (Maurice BUTLER.—MAJ ESI 1C (Geo. S. Burkhalter, Prof. Carl Rettick and Co., lllualunists week I Wolf, mgr.) Vaudeville, moving plot urea i mgr.) Vaialevlile and moving pictures week of 8. of 6; w-eek of 13, Wren Trio, Robert C. Milllu ! and Illustrated songa. HAPPY HOUR | CENTRAL BOOKING AGENCY CHAUBERSBURO. — HOSEDALE OFEKA I and Bingham and Gable, IDLE IIUCR (J. C. (Frank IKiles, ingr.) Vaudeville, moving picture* ' and illustrated song*. i Des Moines, la.; Bious City, la. Big free ar HOUSE tF. A. Sblnaltrook, mgr.) Great Burk¬ Sherrill, mgr.) Donald F. Ileatb, vocalist; Wol- tractions for P'alrs and Carnivals. WANTED— hart 1-2; Follies of New York 5; I’lclurtw and > ford and Burgard. dancers; Dorothy Earle, SAN ANTONIO GRAND OPERA HOUSE - for the Fair season of 1909, all kinds of vaudeville on open datea. AUMOUY KINK (A. change artist; Gilmore and LeMoyne, In a play¬ (81(1. II.Weta.Digr.) Annie Rusdell In The Strong- | Novel sad Sensational Outdoor Acta; also Act* Sbafer. mgr. I E. Frank Vernon 28-30. let week of 6. Week of 13. Mr. and Mrs. Jack er Sex 2-3; Franct* Wlliuin in When Knight* ! for immediate time on our Vaudeville Circuit. COLUMBLA.—OFEKA HOUSE (Samuel Craw¬ Gordon, lamlae Grace and Ilarrlson-Weat Trio. Were Bold 4: The Gingerbread Man 5-7. THE : Address all corresisindeDce to CENTRAL BCiOK- ford, mgr.i Moving picturi-a 7-8; Moiart Con¬ BON AIR (Gulda A Caflero, mgrs. )Menzing- EMPIRE OPERA HOUSE (F. T. Brady, mgr.i ] INO AGENCY, 226 Iowa Bldg., Sionx City, la. cert (localI 0; Mrs. Wiggs of tbe Cabbage Fateh Brucke-Menzing In sketches and motion pic¬ Emma Bunting and Comtiany in Tbe Little Gray I Note: Want to hear fnim tbe Hpanlsb Bull 13; Th* Climbers (local) 18. HAI'FY IIOUK tures week of 6. Week of 13, Dixie .Minstrels Lady w-eek of 31; In tbe Arena w-eek of 7. I Fight Act at once. (11. W. Musser, mgr.) Vaudeville and moving bv local talent and under new management. ROYAI, (H. J. Moore, mgr.) Feltoi. and Haynes, pictures. AHMOKY (E. C. Shannon, mgr.) The name of this bouse will be changed from Gray and Mllnor, Lizzie Weller. Pat Lavola, Rolliv- s)iatlng and raises. Bon Air to Olympic. Mnslcal Wolfes week of 31: Chariotte-Coate- ' CORKY.-LIBRARY (Harry W. Parker, mgr.) COLUMBIA.—COLUMBIA (F. L. Brown, mgr.) Marguerite Co.. Mayo and Rowe, Zelldo, Jos. ' Lady Gymnast Wanted Crescent Comedy Co. week of 8; The Clansman KlolTer and E. O. Blackburn week of 7. ROYAL i Tbe Mummy and tbe Humming Bird 4; Ma's At once. Y’onng lady to work In a well known New Ilusltaud ». A.MU8EMENT PALACE (Chaa. 15; Dixie Minstrels 10; Tbe Man of tbe Hour 18; (Mnnsel Bros., mgrs.) Miss Willard Mosely, i Holmes and Holmes, O'Rourke and Anderson ' Iron Jaw Act; not over 6 ft. 2 In. In height. Trimble, mgr.) Vaudeville and motion picture*. Tbe lioneymoonera 19; Italian Boys 23; Max I Season work. Must join on receipt of wire. DANVILLE.—OPERA HOUSE (E. Edmond¬ Figman 24; Tbe Blue McMse 20-27. LYRIC and Johnny Gnlse week of 1. THE STAR (Ken¬ nedy and Wiley, mgrs.) The Csrrols, Mack and I AiWIress NOVELTY ACT, oare Billboard, Oln- son, mgr.) Texas Ranger 9: Welsh Choir Sing¬ (Rockerfeller A Co., mgrs.) Vaudeville week ' cinnati, Ohio. ers 10; Y’. M. C. A. Course number 13; Tbe Ar¬ of 8. Dot, Frank Bailey and Joe Smith week of 1. rival of Kitty 13; Temitest and Sunshine 19; GREENVILLE.—GRAND (B. T. WWtmlre, THE GEM (A. McArdle, mgr.I Johnson and Polly of tbe Clrcns 23; Gaskin's Military Band mgr.) The Clansman 16; Tbe Bine Mouse 22. Johnson. Raleigh Bent and moving pictures 36. KINK (Cooper Bros., mgrs.) Roller G. F. C. AUDITORIUM. Lorado Taft, sculptor, week of 1. skating. 17. AUSTIN_HANCOCK'S OPERA HOUSE (Oeo. Wanted Carnival Co. ERIE.—MAJESTIC (John L. Gilson, mgr.) SPARTANBURG_HARRIS (1. H. Oreenwald, II. Walker, mgr.) Desmond Slaters Feb. 1; with band and other attractions for Odd Fellowy Marie Cahill In Tlie Boys and Betty 8; May mgr.) Tbe Man of tbe Hour 3; The Clansman Annie Russell 4; Francis Wilson 5: Rogers Picnic, Jnly 3. Same company can bold carnival Robson In The Re] liven at Inn of Aunt Mary 11; 13. Brothers 6; Tbe Gingerbread Man 8; Chaa. tlie following week in tbe city. Would like tc Lew Fields In The Girl Behind tbe Counter 12; Grapewlne 9: Mrs. Temple’s Telegram 10; Bus¬ hear from airship people. OEO. W. YOUNG, Hilda S|K>ng In A Man and His Mate 13. AL- SOUTH DAKOTA. ter Brown 10; Faust 13; Tbe Man of tbe Hour Sec., Eminence, Ky. PH.A (K. 11. Siierken. mgr.) Reed and Evans. MITCHELL.—OALB (M. W. Jencks. mgr.i 16: Lion and the Monse 17. Bud Farnum, Prince Ismal and Co., The An- Florence Gear in Marrying Mary 2; James J BONHAM.—CREiSCENT. Tbe Musical Ckiles drews-Abbott Co. and moving pictures week of 8. - Corbett In Facing tbe Music 4. and Little Olga 1-6. CLEBURNE.—OPERA HOUSE (O. V. Brown, mirr.) Angell’s Comeillans week of 1: The Trait¬ FOR SALE" or 11; Uncle Josh Perkins 9. COZY CORNER .My trained bogs and goats. Including the onlv PIONEER THEATRE, WELLINGTON, KAN. (Jess King, mgr.) Bowen Bros, week of 1. bigh-dive. slldc-for-llfe and ssildle hog in thi EL PASO.—ET, PASO THE.ITBB (Crawford world. CHAS. H. FELDMAN. Foet of Milam A Rich, mgrs.) House dark. CRAWFORD Street, Shreveport, La. (Crawford and Rich, mgrs.) The Bnrgess Stock Co. Is still playing here, changing bills several SLOT MACHINE OPERATORS, If you want tiM time* a week. MAJESTJC (Crawford A Rich, money-maker of the slot machine business, oper mgrs.) Advanced vaudeville. UNDER CANVAS ate our Pistol Watch blacblm-s; they are law —Dr. Korak'a Wonder Co ful In every city and State. Bargains in Saltet! ENNIS.—OPERA HOUSE (O. O. Dnnkerly. MsehliM-s and others Bend for list mgr.) Mrs. Temple’* Telegram 1; Fanat 3. LEHIGH NOVELTY 00.. 2111 W. York St. HILLSBORO.-0PER.4 HOUSE (Os. Brateher, Philadelphia, Fa. mgr.) Emery Stock Co. 1-3; Mra. Temple’s Tele¬ gram 5. WONDERI^VND (D. E. P. Smith, FOR BALE—Complete show outfit—tent, 12xl( mgr.) Hardaway and Kelso snd IMlfer Family strl|ied; Iwo |>aluttngs by Wolf. Brooklyn, sis 16. 6x14, 4x6; two sailor suits; large shark; 9 fl LA ORANGE.—OPERA HOT.’KB (J. R. Robin¬ fine carrying case; fine S|M>clmea. All in A- son. asst, mgr.) Uncle Zeke 8; Ma's New Hus¬ sliai>e. Cash, »65. Will ship C. O. D. Sen band 11. 15 to guarantee express. CHARLES ELLt McKinney.—THEATRE (Jease Warden, WORTH. 96 E. 11th St., St. PanI, Mian. mgr.) The I.lttle Prosrieotor 10; Irlah Senator 11: Richards snd lUngle's Minstrels 12; Uncle Single Animals. Josh I’erklns 13, MARSHALL.—AUDITORIUM (Newman A LEr0llS6lS LOWEST PRICES In AMERICA Meyera. mgrs.) Rounds’ Ladies’ Orchestra 1-2; I STEm A GOLDSTEIW, 66 Gerry Street, Banker's ChIM 6. BROOKLYN, MEW YORK,_ PALESTINE.—NEW TEMPLE (W. E. Swift, mgr.) I'ncle Zeke 1; The Traitor 3; Richards A I’ringle’s Minstn-ls 4; Marie Nelson In The Gambler's Sweetheart 5; Angell's Comedians week of l.’i: Buster Brown 22: Uncle Josh Perk i EDWARDS’ MONTHLY Ins 23; Ma's New Ilnsband March 2. ! The largeat magazine on earth devoted to Magic. SAN ANGELO.—OPERA HOUSE (Ralfanz A Magicians snd .Mystics. Sample copy, 10 cents. I Feller, mgrs.) Black Patti 3; Ma’s New Ilns- I ETWARDS, It) Henera Bt., Buffalo. N. Y. I band 4; It's All On the Quiet 5. 'niEATORI I UM (S. 8. Prince, mgr.) Moving pictures and I FOR SALE, at a bargain—Throe 42 ft. Am. Box vsndeville. Hall Alleys, roiii|>lele ontfita, nearly new. In i SHERMAN.—SHERMAN OPERA HOUS’E (A. original crate*. Guaranti-i-d aa giaid a* new. R. Saul, mgr.) The Thief 5; The Irish Si-nstor Uiail $210 each; sell for $l(m each. R, W. 8. LYRIC (Miss Beatrice Fairchilds, mgr.) WHIPPLE. Binghamton, N. Y, Vsncevllle, moving pictures snd music. .lEW- The Pioneer Theatre. Wellington, Kansas, is under the niaoagi-tnent of Mr. Fred Savage, EI.L (Jim Wilson mgr.) Vacdevllle, songs and FOR SALE Four act meloilraina, entitled: who hss made a success of the business. Tlie lusi--.- is centrally locateil, plays higb-ciass n oving pictures. "THE PltlNUE OF DETKUTIVEH.” Five act vaudeville and cliidce selections of the latest in-w HInis. and is heavily patronizi-d. The TEMPLE.—FXCH.1NGE OPERA HOUSE (J. melialrania, entitleil; "THE TIGER LILY’." Si-atiiig Capacitv is 4-25. In the picture given hIi.iv.- L ihowii what N known as the "Pioneer Rndd. nigr.l TIk- Trsitor 9; Buster Brown 10; EDWARD L. GAMBLE. Playwright. East Faiiill.v" Fanat 11. Liverpool, Ohio. i FEBRUARY 20, 1909. Xlie Billt302ircl 33

TYLER.—I-YltlO (J«u r. BeTjIl, msr-) WEST VIRGINIA. r Wallack Co. Mr*. Tt-miilo’* 'iole- CINCINNATI, O. several trick* ,>n It. William* ami la‘e gl\e —COl’RT (E. L. Moore, mgr ) H clever singing ami ,l.iiiciiig turn. ,lnring which *"TcTORIA.-OfER.\ IIorSB (Ily. J. Iltu Jo*.’ph () Mara In Peggy Machree 8; John Gritlllh .Mr. Wllliama ,1,** s,>me Interesting acrobatic •chilli iiih-r. I .\ll>««>iirl OIrl Ki-h. 3: The Gluiior in raiist 10; Janet Waldorf In Three of I * p; Cincinnati I* thia week wltnesalng aevcral stunts. The Mnstcal Tremulns are entertain brrHil Man 4. KOl.I.EIl KI.NK (O. S. IlalHn. VIRGINIA (Cba*. A. Feinler. mgr.) McKar).l..„’* play* that have hail great vogue in other cities, Ing. an,! Gray ami Van Lieu shig *,«iie songs ,if a eonilo am] seinl-classic nature. Itegliinlng ruKr.t Uoll*-r akatluk wwk of 0; *(>00181 foaturo, Hal* S-ln; G.-orge Sidney in Bn*y Uzv'* Bi«Hl|e hilt hate not heretofore been *<-en locall.v. Il-IT. GRAND (Cba*. A. Feinler. mgr.) ,Arii next Fri,li y night amateur [rntfoDnanees will Triii’kv .SkalliiK Strange to .say. The .Merry Widow Is In evi¬ WACO.—AI’l>ITOKir.M (Jake Oarllnklo. mirr.» ojil a Traliaol Lisiparil* anil Pautlicr*. A«:ihl dence here for the flr*t time, and It baa sne- lie givi'n at the Lyoenm every Kri,lay evening, Mri li-iiiiilo’a Tolt'craiu 1; Fifty Mile* fnau I ri>n|a> of klx acrolialM, I a Vine Coinaron Trio <>**lcd In breaking all la-cord* from a box-ottlce wlien l,M'al entertainers will he given a cbaucx 4' Ki>t;er» Hro*. In I’anama 6; l''raDrl« of coniisly daiiivr*. .Melville and Higgiii* in a l*>liit Ilf tlcw. The Newly wi*ls and Tlieir to show their aliillty. This will Ih* the first WIN.in tl; The Traitor 8; Kiiator Brown 9; Cln- "kelcli. Adams ami Gniil. comeilians; G.or and I’oiliy la another play which la (lulling gissl time amateur in-rLixinancea have ever ta-en a.-MiriMil Man B>: Ctiarloy Urapowln 12. M.\ Ge-r, aerlali*!*; Cal Stewart. uionologi>t. soil croBil*. given In Cincinnati at a theatre for the faro JK-hln*im's Theatre was packcl at each per VLNI'il.'IK •Ba.x Brtat.. mgr*.) Vaualevllle anal I’ll*, Je’ik* aial ClilTiiril (’o., coiiusly entertain. in iiie tlie iiriHliK tion ao successful In this conn formane-* Siin,la.v. which la an Imllcntlou that er»; Sing Fong I.i-e. Chinese violinist; Teihly Os the (Mipnlarity of the h,Hi*e has not abat**!. An niotliiK ploture* week of 1. try, wa* sidil out the week (ireceding the [>ro. lioriie’H ’I'l-aiiKsI Monkey* and |)ogs. Sutton ainl dnctloii, and everylaaly was pleased with the excellent bill 1* l>u,>ke,l for the week. In, lu,ling VERMONT. Sutton In a playlet, Graham ami 'I’owns.iiil. *liow. Next week, Frank Daniels and Hook of n,'W and Intereating moving (dctiires. ST. ALBANS. —WAlGirS OPERA IIOI'SE singer* and ilaiiei-rs; Maek and Dngal in a Holland. UEYAM iT It \V.aii»:li. tiiitr.) Cmler Saaiitlieru Sklea l.*>. plavlet, El Marshall, cominliau, anil the Vic Tliu fnn fcst. The Newlywi*!* and Their I’l ST. JOHNSBURY.—NEW Ml SIC IlAl.L (C. Baby, 1* sniceedliig In Interesting large and- BLUEFIELD.—IlOt'SR (S. I|. II TuriiaT. iiagr. I Cnaler Southern Sklea II); iences It the Lyric, and bringing large finan¬ NEW ORLEANS, LA. niffr.i riia». K. riimiiiilln St«M k ('o. Wf**k of S* (Lini-'a .Moving Picture* 11. LYRIC iLelan.l cial return*. It I* to Ih> followed, next week, A Knight for a Day HI. WONDERLAND I k! M'.tlng Piftiire Co., mgr*.) Vaualevllle anal by tleorge .Yrlls* In Fiske’s Devil. Business In the HM,atriral and aiiMiMineuf D. Haleher. mgr. I Vietorla Power, I lie Live fiebl for the |ia*t week has Inn'll big and, with nio'ln- pla-tiira.*. Joy* anil moving picture* week of l; Smith and Gr;ice .Merritt I* presenting her version of IfcOODSTOCK.—MISIO HALL (A. B. Morgan, the greal,,Ht Mar,II Gras Carnival In the w,ii-ld Mi.yer, .Master Johnitle Smith, song* atid moving Wile), KniglilliiHal Wa* In Flower, st the Wal mgr.) llowe’* gloving I'irlnrea 16; The Wailf 27. picture* week of 8. nut. till* Week. Her work I* proving very ac¬ u,,w taking (ilac-e. biiKiii,-** in all lin,*< will he ceptable. and big bnsiiie** Is resulting. on the Increase, eHinrially at the tbeatre* and VIRGINIA. MORGANTOWN. -ttWISHER’S (H. A. Chris¬ hotel*. At thia writing, all of the h,>telH arc ty. uigr.) Girls 10; I he Follies of New York The Colniiibla'a bill I* headed b.v McIntyre CHARLOTTESVILLE.—LYRIC (J. J. Leter tllbnl to eaimeity. ami the la-antifnl Boulevard 11; Granstark IT; Keve* Sister* Stock Co. and Heath, who are enough In themselves to man. mgr. i Uaa Wheeler, Wllaon Sl»ter«_ anal pull the crowds, but In addition the following Canal Is brilliantly lllninlnat,*l with inilllone nt'iting laletiiraea week of 1. REX IE. A. Kenal- week of 15. CHRISTY’S (H. .A. Christy, mgr. of eb-ctrlo light*, turning the gn-al thorough Vaudeville wvs-k of s. are go,*! second*, and help make this wi>ek’» l.T, mgr. I .Meting picture* anal *ong*. |*ris;r:ini on,, of the *trong,-*t i>f the season: fare into ,lay. The ,l,n,oratl,ins of tlag*. Imiiiiiig CLIFTON FORGE.-.MASONIC (W. F. Tin* WISCONSIN. F.Iizala,;h .Murray, Jnlle Bing and Co., Belle ami tb,' like, an,I the In'siitlfnl arch '* are grand. .Many other (ininilueul *lre,,ta are lo'iiii lev. mgr. I .At Cripple Craa-k .I; On the Fratntler Hatliawii.v and Her Slnilan*; 'Fwo Puck*. Wilson WiiNDERL.AND |.\. N. IlaKiff. mgr.) Vauale- APPLETON.—AI’Pl iriYlN THEATRE (Cha*. l^fnlly lllnnilnat,*l an,l d,n.8f 8. )no\ ing picture*. I BIJOU ICainpla-ll A Danforlh, iiigr*.) Vamlevllle from all parts of the WDrbl. WASHINGTON. ami moving i.ieinre* vvi...k of I. Tlic plan of the Forepaiigh Stock Company Is February 11, Pri,Hl,lent-eleet Wm. H. Taft to atieni|it any play that has been (Mqnilar at SPOKANE.—SPOKANE THEATRE (Charle* GREEN BAY.—GREEN BAY THEATRE (J. arrlvtsl In the city from I’anania. coining nji R. Arthur*, mgr.) Latimore & la-lgh Stock high jirl, es. tie It drama or eomisly. The effort Muelilman. uigr. I The Alaakan 28 .Tl; Mine. the .MlKal**l|i|il river on Ih,, balileslilp Nortb Co. I T; .Mr*. Temple’* Tel.'grsm 4; Latimore "f this eompany si> far this season have In- CaiSkl T; Devil’s .Auction 7; Local 9; Dan Sully Cantliiia. lYie city was m-aiitifiilly llliiinliiattnl .A Lelgli .5 7; A Girl at the Helm 10. BlJot,’ clnilcil (day* of a high order and only tlnsi,* loll; Girl of the Flower Ranch 12; E. 11. and ,l,‘Cornt,*,l In his h,>nor. ami a great ovation iraiii|ibel| A Dsnfortli. mgr*.) Week Fell. 1. that have wi,n InstanlaneiK)* and favorable rec¬ was tender,*! him during his slay. The roiiiing S..iliern l.'i lil; Ben llur 17’Ji). ACDITORU M Two Frank*. Osrurk Trio, Van Huven, J. Ui>b- lllarry llaywaral, mgr.) Jesale Shirley Stuck ognition friitu metrmMilltan andiences. In their of the I’r,,sl. current offering. Gr.anstark, the Forepangh in,i,h earlbT to the Carnival. It was a big C... In The King of the Cuwlioy* 31Feb. 6; KENOSHA. —RHODE OI’EU.A HOUSE (Jo*. Snnoay week of 8. ORPIIEL'M (Jo*. A. Mul¬ pla.tera find ample oisirtnnitbax to illspla.v their thing for the tlieatr,‘a and ottn-r ainiis,-iii,‘n) ' G. Bhisle, mgr.) Swanson’s Talking Plctiin'S ■ililllt.v. Botuanlic in eonce|,ilon, the story Is (da,*‘s. ler. mgr. I Geo. W. Lealie anal Co. In The 7: Jia* Tinker In .A Home Run S; Girl at the Nak'-al Truth. Bower*. Walter* anal Crav>ker. a ilclightfnl lab* of a tnytlilcal kingdom, snd Tlnssbire Gamble, leaillng man ,if the n,'\' Helm 14; Under Southern Skle* 15; Isle of in (inrsiianee with all other [ilays of Its ch.ir- Lyric M,K-k Company at Blan,'y's Lyric ■I’h, alre Miaa .Ague* .Mahr, .Mr. ami Mr*. Franklin Ci>llay. Sjilce 21; Th.vt Stock Co. 22’28. BIJOU (F. J. Fe.v anal Clark. Connelly anal Webh. Mankin acter. the priHlnction I* made U), of fight* and has r)'slgii,*l ami will remain lo re. o’Breln. mgr. I Five Coltitulilan*. Great Pol- Intrigue* about a throne. Tlie management .Mllb-r Bros.' Big Carnival Congn-sa of N.iv.-I and moving (ilctunna week of 1. A Moalem !'•> l.-ird. AA’harton and Mohler *n.l Steve Biidnlck cala.iitaa. Sl\ Little Girl* ami a TeaPly Benr. announce that thia pl.iy ha* had the largest ad- tl,‘s exhibit,,,! one week here to big Inisii,"'* 4 7; Will J. Harris and Shop Girls, Frankie The show Is excellent. K'.lly Gaatitn ami Ethel Green. Kltahanzal van, e sale of the se.isoii, ami If Siitnlay’s at- AA’est, Avery Allen and Kathb-en Cormier, the fenilance 1* maintsineil for the week, tlie b,>x •Miss Augusta Culbiw, the American Pianist, Tri>ii|ie. Nonettc. The Feiiil anal G. Ilertiert BIJoii Orchestra and Steve Bndntrk 8-11. ,'tfice re,-elpfs will 1k> the biggest this year. will give a recital h,,r,' February 27. Mllaha-ll week of 8. WASHI.vG’niN (G. C. LA CROSSE.—LA CROSSE THEATRE (W. BLikealee. mgr.) Auatrallan Tree Feller*. Aalailph lil.a -Yilalr ami Her*<'liall Mayall inieritolateil The great Auto 8|S‘,*I Carnival, to take jda,-» F. Gage, mgr.) Tlie Land of Nisi with Knov h,‘re during .Mar,li Gras, Is making gessi |ir,ig 3.nk. Eugene KlUwurth anal Ealna Earlle Llnalavn. the leai'lng (larts, ami wen> asslste,! by the AA’Ilson 2; .Air*. Temple'* Telegram 8; Ad- r,‘ss an,l some of the ls‘*t drivers ami ear* In Foiigere anal Eiiieraun, John LeClaIre ami niatv- *n|i(>ortlng east in a *atl*(a,-lory manner. The vano'd Vaudeville 14-18. BIJOU (F. L. Kopjile- the world will be here for tb,- big iiim't, which Ing pictnra's week a>f 1; Flora Browning. Hop¬ scenic Invi'slltiire e.ml costnnilng were of a high i Iverger, mgr.) De Lano Bros., Gooalhall and lake* (dace F,,brnary 20. A big event of tb, per. Dam la-no'* Happy Youngster*. Joe Wat- Craig. Carrico ami Dtilmage. Rnsticana Trio, ilegn-,, of excellence. Tile Travel talks, which have been pri-aenteil nuH't will ts' the 100 Mile Worbl’a Chan)|>t,>n aaati. Marcena. anal Nerarro anti Alarcen* week moving picture* and aong* w<-ek of 8. ship Race. On,' of the fine prlae* la the Klaw of 8. PANTAGI-LS’ (E. Clarke Walker, mgr.) 0SHK0SH.-GBAND OPKRA HOUSE (J. E. at the l.yrlc Theatre so far this season have lnrliiileld medal, handsomely engraved, on tb,* face lecture*. Many of the lecturers that have So I. EMPIRE IV. H. Grover, mgr.) With the and Rich. Cromwell ami Sain»e. Irene Komaine, of which are the photos of Hie officers of the moving picture*. Mr. Grover will run one-act James Chase and the Bijongraph week of 8. far appcansl In Cincinnati have personally vis¬ New Orb'ana Aut,Muublle Club: .Mr. Tlionia* player* nnaler the alirectiun of Owen William- CENTUKY RINK (Martin Clausen, mgr.) Roller , ited foreign txntntrles. ami the photographs they C. Campl>elL; pres.; Homer George, scs-y *a>n. late of the Shirley Stock Co.. There will skating. use In axplalning their anbjecta have ben taken Fred J. Wagner, referee, ami ilr*. Jean New be five |ten|>|e In the company, Inclndlng Owen by them r>er.*onally. Fully conversant with the ton Cunee. : CANADA. I M. Williamson, Mlaa Dorothy Whitten, Mia* object* of the lecturer*, therefore, they are Max Rogers In In Panama will be seen at the MalM'I Panlaon, Charles Rlchman anal Ml** MONTREAL.—HIS MAJESTY’S (11. Q. not onlv able to make then, entertaining, but fashionable Tulane shortly. Melba Herman. The opening piece wa* If Brook*, mgr.) The Cllnisz week of 8; Grace Instructive as well. Sunday nftermion, at the Clifford M. Ewena has been ap|sdnt,'d man Morning Glory Win*. Van Stiiddlford w**k of 15. ACADEMY (E. C. Lyric Theatre, Hon. Arthur K. Peek lecture,! ager of the Winter Garden for the Messra. J B. AXELSON. McMIllen. mgr. 1 Bernard Daly In Rorv of the ' ,>n the womlerful Yellowstone Park, an,I the Pearce A Sous, lessee. SEATTLE.—M(X)RB (H. L. Cort. mgr.) E. Hill week of 8. FRANCAIS (P. W. Leaalr. *toreot>tlcon views he u*e,l were umloubtedly WILLIAM A. KOEPKE. 11. Sothern In repertoire week of 6. GRAND mgr.) Johnnie Iloey in The Boy Deti-ctlve week the moat beautiful yet seen here. An enthu¬ OPERA HOl’SE (Carl Reed, mgr.) The San of 8. ROY’AL (O. McBrlen. mgr.) Tom Miner’* siastic audience attende,! the lecture. Francisco Opera Co. week of Feb. 9. SEATTLE Bobcmlah* week of 8. BENNETT’S (R. A. One of the best attraction* *e, n at Henck’a TORONTO CITY BAND. (Ruiaaell A l)rew, mgr*. I James Keene In Fablo AlcA'ean. mgr.) Clir) Belle .len'me A Co.. this season Is Ha! Reid's latest play. The Ken¬ Itomanlo week of Feb. 9 LOIS (Alei Pantage*. ' Brother* Damm. I.yon* and Parks. Jennings and tuckian. which 0(>enp,1 at Henck't l)[>era House A new musical organization to he known a* ■ Renfrow, World and Kingston. Rice and Cady. ! mgr.) The Heart of the World week of Feb. 6. .Sunday, with .Mr. Reid himself apr>earing In the City Band has esue Into being In Toronto. OKPHEPM (Carl Reiter, mgr.) Advanced vaude¬ Mr. and Mr*. Gardner and moving plctnn>* week ' the leading role, that of Dave Norton, the of 8. PRINCESS (H. C. Egerton. ragr.l Bob I Ont.. Can. The han,l Is to be orgsntz.-d as an ville week of Feb. 9. STAR (Frank Donnelan, m,>untalneer. This play, which Is laid In the ’ Manchester's Crsekerjai'li* week of 8. P.ASINO assmlalbm. an,l will be under the i-oiilrol of a mgr.) Hlgh-cla** vaudeville Feb. 9 and week. Blue Grass State and deals with the life of the b,>ar,l of ,llreet,>rB of biislness ni,,n. Yh,‘ ts'sl ; (A. N. Sharp, mgr.) t-aCentra and ImRue, Jen¬ I’ANTAGES' (Alez Pantagea, mgr.) Flnit- moxintalneera. la one of those simple, whole- mnalelans and Instruments obtainable will ts- Claaa vamlevllle week of Feb. 9. SIIA.NNO.N’S nie Girard. Wm. Sully. Andrew Thomivoou. The ' souled stories of nature's true chiblreu who ' Hiirlev* and the Casinograph week of 8. BEN- ^ enrolled, and the organization may be *, nt on (R T. ghannoo, mgr.) Camerapbooe week of know no laws but those of the nnaintalns. who t,>urs through the l’n)ted Htat,‘* und,T the di¬ I NETT’S NOrVEAUTES (E. C. Effner. mgr.) believe they have a right to do as they please ' Bnrt Kem and Irwin. Deamonda* and Bailey ; rection of the Commissioner of Industries. The LEM A. SIIORTRIDGE. and no one ran a.ay them nay. Mr. Kel,l has hamlsni,’n will be memh,‘rs of the American and The Vedmar* week of 8. LYRIC (J. A. woven a very beautiful an,l wlni(de love story, TACOMA.—^TACOMA (Chat. Herald, mgr. McDonald, mgr.) Harry Bennett. Crawley, and ' P€8leratlon of Musicians, and will ts* under tba which Is cast aside b.v the lover’s fatlmrs jime. Johanna Gaalakl In concert Jan. 30 N« talking pictures week of 8. control of an exp,Tlence,l con,liictor. through one of the tra,IIH,>nal f,'U,ls which haa tlonal I'nlun of Tacoma gave a minstrel aho) N. S. SHANNON. Among the lncor|M>rators sre Dr. J. H. Mr ret) 2, (or the beneOt of the new High 6cbo< made the Kentuckians note,! for ages, and he Connell, Arthur F. Sprott. T. J. Pslmer, Max TORONTO.—PRINCESS (L. B. .Sheppard. ' haa niountml hia play In tho mm ex¬ i ANDR.A (L. Solman. W. J. Robaon. asat. mgr.) act pbotograebs of the scenes deplctcl. A gagement with Ulatrena Nell; neat week the i Jamea K. Ilackett In repertoire 18-20. OR.YND RETIRES FROM CAST. will (iHKluce Because She Loved Him So. M) good cast *u|it>ort* Mr. Rebl. I (A. J. Small, mgr.) Me. Him and I 8-13: An attrartl,>u that can not fail to delight AIcKae has contracts for over twenty plav Gertnnle Coghlan retire,! from the csst of •Vanghan-Glaser 1.V27. MASSEY HALL (S. the «itrons of P,a>|,le’*. 0|>eoe,1 at that theatre ^Ich will be produced at the 8ti.r. 8AVO' The Traveling Salesman, now apis-aring at the Honston. mgr.) Mendelssohn Choir (local) and Sunday. Th*- attractbai is Tlie Coxy Corner (T. J. Ralley. mgr.) Week of Jan. 31. Tb ' the Thomaa Orcheatra 8 and 11 and IT. SHE.A’S Gayety Theatre In New York, to take a much Girls, a biirle*,(iie show In which resl pure fun nn?Company In The Life of an Actreaa (J. Shea, mgr.) Nat M. AA’IH*. Fred Hawley nee,)ed rest. Until her return her part will be is the first principal, ami the (wetty girls of ORAM) (Dean Worley, mgr.) Harry Lnken' and Co.. A Night with the Poet*. Nlcbola Sla¬ a*snm,*l by Elsie Fergtiaon. Tbc KIraten MarletU Troup ter*. Three Hanlon*. Oscar IxwTalne. Fisir the rhonis sre iisetl to give an artistic back¬ of eijulllbrlsts; Harry Dearer and Co.. Joe E«l Ford* and new picture* we)‘k of S. MAJESTIC ground l,> the work. Five romcllana, six sing¬ mon.l*, comedian; Newhulf and Pbelp*. son (A. J. Small, mgr. 1 The Alontsna Limited 8- er* ami a vandevllle company of five acts, two HARRY HOLMAN A HIT. !”<* rtance week of Feb. 1. PANTAGES’ (W IT; McFadden'a Flats 15 20. STAR (HaiTy H. lnirle*,iiie bills ami thirty pretty misse*. all J. Tlmmon*, mgr.) Week of Feb. 1. PIccol I Hedges, mgr.) Follies of the Psy S-l.T; Bo- g,>rgeoii*I.v gowntal, form the main (>ortlon of Mhlgi-t*, acrobats; Walter H. Bldell and Co, ; h)'mlan Bnrlesqners LA 20. OAY’KTY (Tho* R. the entertainment. In the company la Ix>lo Harry Holman, ’The Man In R,*l.’’ ws* "ketch; A erdl Musical Four, Manning and Fonl i Henry, mgr.) Bon Ton Bnrieaqner* 8 1.3; Bow- Bigger, aabl to be the moat beautiful woman calle,! on to replace Frank Bu*b. at the Rumlay "■•ng and dance; Bari and Bartlett. Irish comcdl : ery Bnrlesqners 15 20. Casino (J. Orlltln. mgr.) ’ in liurlt,s,pie. Concert at the Bowdoin S,|nar,, Theatre. Boa an*. Vatnievllle and moving pictures. HIPPODROME While the current attraction at the Standard ton, February 7, and waa the hit of the bill. ! tJ. Orlffln. mgr.) Vaudeville and moving pic- Theatre, that of Kuhle’a Knlckerliocken, la tnres. not the N-»t seen at this eogy little theatre, JOSEPH 0IM30N. there are a«>veral featur,*, of the show which PRIMROSE ON MORRIS CIRCUIT. ! FREDERICTON.-CITY OPERA HOUSE (I. are above the onlinary. The two skits, aa us- I W. McCreadv. mgr.) Reuben and HI* Sw.*'t nal. ar-' a conglomeration of nonsense, ami deal I George ITIinr,sH> and his Dancing R,it* oih-u : heart 4: T.oc*l Y. M. C. A. Athletic Exhih: with two gay oI,l *()ort* who are tryli.g to de¬ on the Moni* Clrcnlt. March 16. at Chicago. ' Hon 4; Moving idctnrea and lllustrati*! songs ceive th,dr tndter halve*. The altuatlons that develoo are funny In some liiatance*. The olio, I on open dst)-*. howerer. Includes s„veriil numtaTs that were WANTED TO BUY—A g,Msl s,**ni,l han,l Ferrl* m LONDON.—GRAND (Oeo. McTelsh. tngr.): whml, Comlerman make; ninst b,- In g,»*l on ! Ooldi'U BntteiHy 10; The Merry Widow 11: Cor- ' strongly *p(dan,le,l. Two crowded bonsea watebe,! the show Sunday. dItloD and cbea|> fur cash. A,l,lr,,ss M. P. TATE. I rell 12-1T. cai« Smith Greater Showa, Johnson. 8. C. PETERBOROUGH.—GRAND OPERA IIOI’SE The (Mtpiilar Amlltorinm Theatre played to crowded houses at all (mrfonnancea, and the (J. J. T)imer A Son*, mgrs.l Power Stock Co. . A MECHANICAL SHOOTING GALLERY FOR I week of 8; Two Irish ITesrt* (local) 17. ROT- entire iilll Is fine. It Is beadcl by Dablman'a Cowboy Quartet, which wa* well applandcl. In SALE or trade for Mnaenm of Anatomy, nr ,>,h,,t 1 AL. Vaudeville and moving plctur**. J.YCK- wax show. Addrmm WM. MILLER. 1685 Willow ' SON PARK (Street Railway Co , mgrs.l Bsnd ' Its con,,*1.0; Tlie Renoldo*. In their gigantic hoop St., Cotreyrillo, Kan. I concerts. sVstlng snd tohoggsnlng rolling act. are master* In their line, sailing ; ST. JOHN.—4>PERA TIOCSE (11 J. Ander- hoops over th,* hes,l* of the audience ami re¬ i son mgr.) Csmerst'hone S-LT. turning them to the stage. Palmer an,l Do,-k- Burlesque Artists Wanted STRATFORD.-THEATRE AI.RFRT (Albert msn. In their I (test song and dance sketch. The ; B)*»ndenberger. mgr.) Rory of the Hill* 1; La,l.v and the Chair, nia,le a great hit. Mr. For aeeaon 1969 1910. Nothing i,s, g,**! CAPT ! Vandevllle. song* snd picture* 2 O- Y’sndevHle. IKH-kmxn is a singer of ahilit.v. ami .Miss Pal¬ I OOULD, Providence, B. 1. _ ! moving picture* and llln«tratellowe,l. In EDWARD L. GAMBLE. Author, E. Liverpool. 0 cimling one e*p,'clall.v ,'onilcnl. enlltb'd .\n <)1,1 ! F 0 R SAL E—Slightly n*ed Film* that Mabl's Temp,'ran,’e Chib. Two beautIDilly lllns- FOR SALE E,ll*,,n Universal XI. P. ina, hllie ; hsve been over otir circuit once. $1.A per reel np. trstcl hilla,l* were ren,lere,l. I .Mso one Pow.T Picture Msehlne. No. T. *."0. ,*>in|>lele with rh,*,*tat. etc.; g,*"! as iu'W. $3,5 Five vamlevllle acts, all pleasing and fur One No. .A Power, >1’2)'. Electrle I’Isno. IWr- Bargslii. “DAVIET,” Box 7»8. AtlanU, Oa. less. with music. $125. M. O. R Engine snd nisliing a variety of entertainment, ami two of ' Roller. Double CvUnder and B dler. Sl’J.A. Set the latest and in**! moving pictures that have ever tH'cn «tiown here make np th,, program at FOR SALE Clrci* prois-rty for rallroa,! *h,>w ! Punch and Judy Figures. $6. Song Slid***. $2 a ami wag,in show: al*,> two fine tralmsl d,»g*. on,* the Lvcnim this wi-ek. A n,>v,,| new act In set. 40x60 ft. white tent and *<>at« for 400. a m,m,***atil). .X,b!r,,*e LEON WASHBURN, venfrll.>qnl*m Is given by McCormick snd Wal¬ I $t25. S

T e Billboard FEBRUARY 20, 1909.

Mr. & -Mr'. (ItiJ.'Ui: iiii'ulli. Minn.; Sellun! & Grovln! (G. O. H.l: Syracuse, N.

burs. Mass. Fattens, Tliree (Orplieiiml: llellalre. O.. I." (iirpheitmi Xew Orleans, La.. 2‘2-2!l. Saona (Curtis); Denver, Col. 17; (Vlctorial Wliecllii::. W. Va., IS 20 Hennce Family (Majestic); Ilmiston, Tex.: Si.otless Kepiitation (Majestic): Johnstown. (Orpheiiini Canton. <)., 22'-’7. (.M ijcstlc) Galveston 22 27. Fa. Fowers Hr.w. (.Natioiall; Fhiladelphia, Fa. Hayno's, .\1., Hull Doss (Froctor's): Albany, .Stevdison A Xiit'cnt (.Majestic): J'dinstown, (Eniplrei Frovidence. K. 1.. 22'27. X. Y'.; (Armory) HiiiKhamton 22 27. ROLL TICKETS Fa. Frlrnrose Quartet (Itljo-ii: Flint, .Mich.; (Va Ib'.i nalds A Donei;an (Colonial): Lawrence, Staley A ItlrliK-k's Transformation (Orpheum): THE BEST STOCK. EVERY RO.L GUARANTEED rieties) Canton, lil,. 22'27. Mass.; (G. O. 11.) Syracuse, X. Y'.. ‘22‘27. Kansas City, Mo. Fiaiiophiends (Keitli'si; Fhiladelphia, Fa. Hitter A Foster (O.xford): London, Kng., 22 Tompkins, ('has. 11.: En route with the Hound- (Froctor's) Xcwark. X. J.. 22‘27. SPECIAL TICKETS: March lit. i'll. See Dramatic Hoiites. 50,000, $6 50; 500,COO, $35.00; 10D,C00, $10.00; 1,000,000, $60.00. SPECIAL RATES TO LARGE BUYERS. now CAN WE DO IT? No Rem I’erfect Machinery. Stock made near¬ by. Cash with order. No loss. Y’ou ... , . , .\la.: (.Majestic) I.lttle Hock. .\rk.. 22 27. Fiisntastic Fhantoiiis lOr|dicuni): Memphis. I, i Oakland, (al- 'Tremaines. Miisii-al (Lvceiim); Clicinnali, O.; don't pay the other fellow’s bill* Tenn. Holfes H. A. liin in a Hoardlnc Mouse ((o , Hip-Mslr.aiie) l.exlnstou. Ky.. ‘22'27. That’s how we do It. Stock tickets I liilli|is A Herzen (Lirici: liiiiithamton, X lonlal): Norfolk, \ a ; Thardo. Claude (Xationali: Sleulieiiville, ().; Y. •six cents. 'rill-: C.XHTKK rilE.S.S. ^ Winchester (Columbia): M. Ixuils, , ,oridieum) F.ueyriis 22 21; (Oridniim) Titll;) F.irkers, Tlie (.V|sdlo): Wlieelini:. W. Y'a. IVulMxly, Mas-s. I iirvls' Trained .\ninials (Varieties): Can Rawls & Von Kaufman (Majestic): Little Trapn'ils. The (Shea's): ItulTalo. X.'Y.; (Hen Ion, O. iietl'si .Montrs'.al, Can., 22 27. Fullen, Luella (Idle Hour): Charleston, S, C. Rand's, Frof.. Dojrs (Electric); Kansas City, Troubadors, Three (Majestic): Johnstown. Fearce Sisters. Tliree iFark); LiviUKston, Mo.; (Mystic) Fittsbur);, Kan., 22-27. Fa.: iKelth’s) Fhiladelphia ‘22 27. Mont.; (I'amlly) Hilllnss 22-27. Hyan A liiclilield I Orpheum i: Ueadine, Fa.; Ten Eycks, Musical (Hipixslrome): I.i'vlnir- I iintzer, Willie, A Co. (Fidi’s): F,ridi;eport, (S'.iubert) I'tlca. X. Y'., ‘22-27. FILM EXCHANGES! toii. K.V.: (Fhillips) Hichmo'id. ln 27. Ronaldos. The (Auditorium): Cincinnati. O. tic) Crawfordsville ls-20; iGrainl) Feru '22 Money. Why ? Answer -Rain. Follard, W. D (Fdjoii): Flint, Mich.; (Hi uiee, Andy (Mary Anderson): IsmisvHlc, Ky. 21; (Hcnoi Hiintinttton 2.Y-27. .lou) Sisrinaw 22-‘27. HiiUj. Julie (Columbia): Cincinnati. O. Townsen>l. Cliarlotic. A Co. (Keith's): Prov¬ I.et us take out the rain and your Films will Fatriot. The (Chase's): Washinclon, D. C. Ko.val Musical Five (Majestic): Denver, Col. idence, H. 1. la* aeee|ilalde to the Exhlldtnr. We do not coat Falmcr A Lewis; Glace Hay, X. S.. Can. Russell, Jessie. Co. (San Susa): YTsir City. Tlie Qii.irtct iKiitli'i Fhlladi'lphia, Fa thi*m with a preparation. We take out the Fearl A Yosco (Empire); Hoboken. X. J.J- Fla.; (Orpheum) Tampa 22 27. Treat's, ('apt.. Seals (Majestic): Hirmingham. FliilHiis, Edna, A Co. I.Miry .Ymlersoni:): Lou-Lou¬ Robinson A Farilou (Star): .Montpelier,lii'r, Iml..Iiiil., .\la. soralchi*s. Si*ml us a aample ri*el to renovate— isville, Ky, ls-'2(): (Crystal) Columbia City '22'27.rr. Tarlton A T; rlloii (O. ID: Corslcanna, Tex. price, two dollars. F.-alson. Goldie A Lee lEmidre); Holsiken. Holsiken. Sabel, .Toseidiiiii- (Enipirei; Johaiineshiir);,■shiirg, S. Tiieiuas. Toby (Ro.v,irs Indoor Circus); St. X. J.. 22 27. .\frica. Feb, 1 .\iiril 20. Joseiili. Mo. Falmcr A DiK'kman (.Vuilitoriiim): Cincinnati, incinnati, .Saiu) sel A .Vrnsuiau: En route with Hiethe Kath¬Katu- Toledo. .Syiiney (Orpheum); Sidney, O. ryn Ostermul! Co. S<-e Dramatic Routes.ICoutes. Tanna (Grand): Wheeling, W. Va. MANHAnAlTFillll rIovating CO. (juice A Xlekerson: En route with tint Xlght Saiitoro. Mare.-,ret. A Haby Victory: Enhn Mutenoite TiMimer,•{'.Himer Henryilenrv'H H. (Star):israri"^ Charlotte, X.X C.C Owls ( 1). See Hiirlesipie Routes. ^vitli tile H•lrllev Gilmore Co S-e Dramatic i '“5,I‘'JO‘’Me, N. (. 664 Sixth Avenue, New York. (jiilnn Trio (G. O. 11. i: Grand Rapids, Mich. R . i es (■IHoore l o. s e Dramatic T,.kara.,.kara. (.rent(treat (Columbia): Richmond.Riehmond, YVa. a...... * . . ,, ...... lexasTexas Comedy(Oiiiedy Four: .Vilanta, Ga. Randall. Hilly: I-.ii unite with Little Miss Miriwsliiiry ^isters (Foo|desi: Heaumont, Trovat*).Tivivato SigimrSieeor .Vrearo (Orpheum): St. Hlue Hlrd Co. See I'iirlps>|ue Routes. Tex., imlef. , Faiil.Faiil.Minn. Minn. Randol|ihs. The: Rn rente with the Y'ankec Smith. Cecil (Cr.\stali; Oklahoma City, Okla., Toms. Original Tliree Tumbling (Xew Hedford Mr. Exhibitor DishIIc Girls. .See Hurlesipie Routes. imief. ,, 11.): New Hedford .Mass. Rastiis A H.inksH.)nks lOrpheiimi:((irpheiim): Huda|>est. Hull- Miilth. Jim*, Folter (Family): Mahaiioy Cil.v, Tliomiisoii Win. 11. A Co. (Cimk's O. H ): l>n nr>t atiy bp Idiik ua you cun gary. l-'il-'< li. I 2s: i.Y|ioIloii.Y|iolloi Vienna.Vienna, .Yustria..\uslria. Fa.. .Ian. 2S, indef. Rochester. X. Y'. ' jrot rtrst-ebss* MTvIct' from Mnrel. I :[1. .Smiths, (treat .\erial (Seala): Co yi-nnagen,etihagen, I'mia. Hetty: Spokane. Wash.; Seattle 22 27. Reetor. H.irrv iCiii( o Trevino): Monterev. Deiiniark. Feb. 1-'2S; (ilansai Hamburg, p Singing Four tOrpheiim); Lima, (). Mex.. I:nlif. (ter.. .Mareli 1 31. Relm. Geo. A Rosa (I'liiipie):ll'nii|Ue): Los .\ngeles.-Yngeles, 'Spencer. Hugh (C.i'tlei: Hlivomington.ton IllIll., I Y'arirty Qu irtet: En route with Hie Colonial The Dayton Film Exchange, Cal., indef. indef. ■■ Hi lies. S'*(* Hurlesi|Ue Routes. Ruid A Foster. I'llI'd riMitenaite with HI Henry's Spi.ssell Hros. .k .Mack (.\ppollo): Xuremburg.Iirembiirg i Y'au's. Geo. S.. Ini|>erial Minstrels (I’.ljoiii; Room 4, Auditorium Bldg., .Miiotreis. Sec Minstrel Routes. _ Ger., Feb. l-2s: (Ronaeher'sl Vienna.iina .Yus.Yus- Flint. Midi.; (Y'arietiesI Canton, Ill., 21 '27. \'anHur(*n A ('lose; Fi*ru, Ind., l.Y-17; Hunt Reynolds. Janies .Y.: I'nEn route with the Time.'Time, , i . . o DAYTON, OHIO. ridge, ()., Ington ls-2;.. the I'lace and tin*. Girl Western Co. SeeSei* Musi-.Musi¬ ^("n-l'cum): t ambridge, ()., cal Ibiiites. , Y'au A Vedm.ir (Stan: Monessen. Fa.; (Stan All Hliiis keid In (*(iiidilbiii liy the French Miss Xew Cl)arl(*roi 2'2 27. He'torliig Cl•lll|■llll.v. Ri|ipel. Jack: En route with tin*the Matinee Girl •J'b'rtct: En route with Miss Xew tes. Y'aldare. Hessle. Troupe (Keitli's); Columbus, Co. See .Musical1 FoiitesRoutes. York. Jr.. (.0. See Hurlesipie Routes, land. (),; ().; (Lyric) Dayton 22 27. Rosslcys. Tile (Family):niily i: FIttston. Fa., indef. '.'I'.’".'' .‘.o '' ♦’'‘■'eland. (),; S.vng Slide Serrive Film Sorrir* to Russell. O'Neil A Gross: Hi route with the Y'eronlc.i A l()irl Falls (Trent); Trenton. X. tJross: Ki routo with the *"1*"*^. /an i x v Y'*yv H-i) The “Wright” Kind Suit all Exhibitor. Matinee Girl Co. Sis*Sim* Musical.Musical Routes. ''"""’t; oV"'"’' ( o. (Alhambra ; .NewNew J.: (Foil en. C'o'in.. 22 27. Jollv Rii-lierds. Great (Fob's):Foli s)^ SpringHeld. Mass.; ^ Yletoria) New (I^'iiiinion i: WiniiitH'i;,, Call Telephone Connections, 3016 Stuyveiant \ HnlHiiiiin •>.*17'22'27. (Wigwam) San Frani-isio 21-27. Junction City. Kan. 1 \ aiid*»y lllei SERVED RIGHT Roi k A Fulton (G. o. H.i; FIttsliurg. Fa.; •nm»: (irand Uland, Neb.. 2- 27, Ore., Vl< torine. ( Temple) Detroit, .Mich., 22 ‘27. Mervyn )I.y rio: Hillings, Mont. 13 East 14th Street (Lyric) Helena 21 '27. Ri.xmond. Ruby. A Co. (Hathaway's): Lowell. New York City Mass ; (H)*nni'tt'sl Montreal. Can.. 22'27. S)itelifre Tro)i|i,* (Sl)ea'si: HiilTalo. X. Y'.; Vn'sar Girls (Lyric ); HirminghaHirmingham. .Yla.. 22 iSiie.i'si 'Toronto 22‘27. 27. P. H. Wagner Renards. 'Three (Keith's): Fortland, .Me.; Stafi-ird. Frank. A Marie Stone (Empire): Fat Y'ardon. Ferry A W'ilber (.Majesi |,*): Colorado (Keith's) Heston. M.ass.. ‘22 27. ersoi). .\. J.; (Foil's) Srranton. Fa.. 22 27. Springs. Col.; (G. (). H.l F)ii*ldo 20 27. Ring. Julie. A Co. (Csdumbia i: CineInn.iti. Springs. Col,; (G. (). H.l I'ip*ldo 20 27. fiT I 14 . . Its ■ fx. Ninith A Hrowr- (Los .Yngeles): I.s .Yngeles. Y'agg<*s. 'Die (Y'audevllle): Key West, Fla. o ; (Mary .Ymlerson) lauiisvilb*. K>.. 22- Vagges. Die (Vaudeville i: Kiy Wt s(. Fla. W nflH « Ijf p a f pc E HI ah Ul VPr Cab: (Maji'stic) Denvi r. Col., '22-.Mareh 7. Y'.ancelloV.anecllo C, Eureka): I.ethliridge,Lellil.ridge. .Ylta.,Alta., ”''**'* a VII CO ICS I 1II g U 171 V Cl S.iratt A Giaild iChas 'si: Washington. D. ('.; Can. Ilaxi-;i Trio (.Yiiditoriiim); Lynn. Mass., i Fo Can. _ (Majestlci ( l)lcago. HE. '22 27. Y'erona ((). H.i: Corning. X. Y'. li'si Hartford. Conn.. 22-‘27. Verona (O. H.i: Corning. X. Y. A W Y1^ T S lens. Tlie (Helmet t s i: Hamilton. Cm.; Y'lctorlne, .Mervyn (\'aiideville i: .Ylllcs City, Ri-.sl. Ji.din F. (.Majestic): Inillas, 'Tex.; (.'la- Vietorine, .Mervyn (Y'andeville i: .Yllles City, I II M 1^ I iSliiiberti FHca. X. Y'., 22-27. Mont. ji 'Ho llousiou 22 27. S,-idl A It'*itz (Stan: Roanoke. Va.; (Wniiier- Y'aldare >V \'i>rip> (Willaee): F. rii ind.; (.Xel Rei-d A Eail (Xoveltyi; .-Yllegheuy, Fa.; Valdare >V \'i>riills Ind iLr- "est, SlIxIlNI feet, li>eati*e. F.imons iR'iyal's liidmir Clr- rie) Moldle. Ala '. 22 27. ’ ■’"''h Dally r»*eeli)ts average Riissi'll Hros.. A Flora BonfanH RiisseJIissejl (Or-(Or ells): St. Josi [ill. Mo. Wise. Jack iHroadwnti: l.oraln. O.; ('Tlu*a- ♦'‘"b Owner has oHi<*r lntert*sta wliirh rialm all plieiim): MinneaiioliH, Minn.; (Orpheiinil (Orpheum) Stadln;n Trio (Vand<*vmei: Mil.s City. .Mont toriiini) Delaware 22 27. ' attenllon. Will make H|H>cial price for a S(. Faiil 21-27. Stewart, ('apt. Geo.: Topeka. Kan. Wall.r A Magill (Family): Hraddo)*k. I’a.. 1R 'I'lick sale, lull will luit wll at a saerlflce. If K-'ts-rts. Frof. C. E., & Hals iHijiHii; Sn|ie- .Mimmerviib*. Amelia (Shea'si: Hnfralo. X. Y’. 17. (Lyrlet I nionfown IS 20; (Wellai4li Mor *'"" looking for a moneymaker. Inveatigate rioi. Wis.; (Majestic) St. Fanl. .Minn.. 22 27. Stanford. Hilly (Galetvi: Indiana|udis Ind gan^own. W \a., 22 21; (Casino) Grafton *''l'l's‘sa “RINK," care The Billboard. Reilly A Bryan (Luldn'sl: HalHmore. Md. Sweeney A R^ "■*■’* ' Sllveno, A Co. (Hijou i: LaCrosse,’ YY'is. Minn. ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. I FEBRUARY 20, 1909. Ttie Billboard

Wi iiltti'rlli. Vi-I 1 .V ■I tMlilj (l>«M'ks|ii.li: Cli'liCa. .VI. C.; Syrai-iis.' V.. 17; Aiil.iirii is \\ luiiiiKloii. 1>'*- , i.iii.-'u P.»; Maitara Calls Jii; liotroil, Mhh.! \Vcti"ii!i »V Kram-lH < ”■ t : Hi'im-r. • 1 - JO. Col 1’" U’7. Mnh.'irii’s: Hiitdiilis.in. Kan., jo. \Vllli!iiii>.. Crank At l» llii 11(nkitti•«i: Miloxl. 1:.'inti. Ill’s Si(t., I.ail.v .Xliiisiri-ls iVl. iori; .Ni-w Released Feb. 15th. (111(0111 l^•ll•*»<•ol». Ma.. J-‘.’7. (Irli'iiiis. la.. fi-J7. Wllkiir A Wlllair (MaJ. -IIf i; \l>.iilKoii,. r> . Itifhanls A PrliiL'I.’s il..|laii.l A Cilkins. iiiirrs.; \|ii ■ I Vlali'^tk-l lllriiili'i:liaiii -7 Alia. Okla.. 17; C.uil;:al.' is; Mnskou.-.' i’ll- VNVaifr A Wllllaiiia iKaiiillvi: Itiilo .Xh nt. K.-If.-r Jl; Si|iiil|ia JJ: ... 'j::: Vlnlt i W.wM. John \V.. A Mlinifll Kinc'loii tllfii 1*1; |■'lWln-.• -J-.; Tulsa 'Ji!: 1 haii.ll.-r 1*7. The Silver Dollar n.•l|■«l: Ottawa, fan.; (llfiinflfHi llaniiltoii Itotn-rts. Staiilo.v J.: Ml illiv,'. Kv, I.". 17- .X tramp f.iiin.l a ilollar which ho .'la.vsvill ' Is Jl. , ■ witlkT-r Nflla (Tfin|>lo>; l>.•lro|f, Mirh ; Inv.'sta in XX'.'Ish rard.lt, lint. Oh! i« ,«.k s o H I lltH lK sti r. N. V . J7. tlio Ini.l .Iroaiiis llial follow. .Xn ox- ffik'iit oontoily t.lm. Willi ini'. Tlioin|isoii A foii.'l.iinl I Imll.in.i i: MISCELLANEOUS. Soiiili llfiiil. Iiiil.; CI'fin|>loi Cl. \Vm> Ilf L".* J7. 1 LENGTH, 475 FT. Willar.l A llonil (IIIJimii: SatrUiaw, Midi.: ii;, '.Vil '.ins. Jain.'s, Viiinlf' ill,- Co . c. C. Il.ira.l.-n II II. I: llranil KaphN -7 iiii'r.: It.H'k Hill. S. 1. 1*1* 1*7 W< rm«oooi:< A Moiikf\~ iilrffiiiioliil I; llai'kiiiaii's Tralii.'il XVIM Aniiinl A lil.iss Itlow- llp“'kl.ui. N. V.; (I'oli'ai \V.'rff»lfr. Ma" . ors Sh'.ws Conihin.sl, John T. P..i.-kni in, in-jr. The Unlucky • Itinki: XVliifh.-st.-r, K}.. I.', I'li. WhTiflv A IlfII ifolonlali: It flinifiiil. \' i:.«lo.'k's .Vninial Show ';\Vhll.' Cii} .Xi.nai: (VoiinL''a Clfri .Vllalitif fit}. \. .1 , J".* ^7 Wori'.-stiT. Xl.'iss.. i.'i 1*11, Wllllaiifi A Cilr I.Xri-ailfi: llpH.ktIfM. Mo. Horseshoe Itiirkhart. tin- .XliKh'lan: .Xl.}.-is.h.l,., Pa.. 17.1s- I.'i 17 I Clifirlfl Marfflliif I*. Jn, K.'.'sor. \V. Va.. P.i Jn; P:.-,lni..nl JJ Ihi'is *1 ht‘ |•rf^f«’ssor rtnflM ti Worilfllf. Catfllf, A fo. ifol-nlali: ^'.irfolk. •Jl J.'i; KIkIns Jii 1*7 Tnlk nlMiiit tli«* Iii«'k of tln«Ui>g Va.; iilriilifiiiii) .\tlaiita. lia.. J'J J7 ll.sston Il.'ll. s: Pa(lni-..h. K.' . J.",. horst'sloN*. TIuh olio |trovt>il a iiiok} Wllliano. flias. iCaiiill.vi; Iowa fit.v. la.. Hiirin.ls. riv,'. Ilowanl J. inir.in.l. nicr Soiiih iiiiliioky artif'lo in ili«‘ liantN of tho i.M.iln .'ll.I I’forla, III., IfJ'.’7. liiklon C.iiiii.. Is I’ll I'rt»f«ww.w LENGTH. 4e0 FT. Xork fitv: l|•roclor’al Nfwark. N .1 . ’J:: •.'7 iCaniiiri' linl.s>r Clrnis Chattan.~ii:a. r.-nii. I.', . JII. WINon. CloriMioo (ltl,l. ill: liffaliir. III. I lffl*-lil ‘J’J ;.’7 Released Feb. 18th. Wlllaril. Kiiir.'iio (I.vrifi: Inlla*. Ti-\.; il.} Kani. s, .Min,-. Kninia: Po.sion. Xl .ss . jn. X. I lion I’lotur.- Palfiils fouipanj'. rlfp Ct Worth TJ'JT. Cisiif, C.iniiiiislori'. iiii.l .Sis-t, r ijn.'. iii,'. Ito'al Wrtl Itol iiiil. A fo. iMali'ilii-i: C...lar It i|i .l« .Viin-rli-aii I i;ll|inti.ins; Cort '.VaMi.-. Iii-l.. jiiii. Epuipped xafith Improved Fire Maga¬ la.; illljoni l•llhll•|llt■ IT.’'J?. I lint -f. Wli!t>I*If. Wahfo I MHj**.*lli‘i: N.H'foIk. Va. : Clint. .XIr. .-tinl Mrs. ll.-rh.-r; I... ll'piiot sts. zines, Automatic Fiie Shutter and A Broken Heart H. I.. CCni. nn:;'. C.-iltir It.inhls. la.. 1.”. 'Jn; (iin h.-iiin I l*orl*iiion. X. |i.. 1*11*7. • irittilh H}|.iiolif Coin.'.I' 1'., K'aiis'ill.' In.I New Improved Lamp House. New LENGTH. 5S0 FT. W it..fn'«. Suinini. Carni.var.l f!n-ii< I Hatha I'-. JII. Style Fireproof RheostaL Improved Ka\'-' lowoll. Ma'» ; iHalhnwa}'sl Now iiisiryia Tr.Mitiii.loin's. Win. XI.-i als'. nijr.: It.in- l*..Mlf.,rcI 1*1* 1*7. .lolph, Wis.. 17. C..\ l.akf IS: Killi.aini Citv. Electric Lamp. Ccmplete with every¬ III. WfIN. Mr. A Mr*. Win .1 illij..ni Mcm,..- thing seen in the cut. including pel Jan. ftin.: iStarlainli S-|..kal*Mai ’J7. lioriloiis. Th", .VIIm'ii i;. I'.illa'it, mur.; Il.'rlni; The Pass Key Whit.' A Siinninna lOri.li.'iiiii I: Oiiiah.i. N. 1. to'I, Kails.. Is 111; llo|..' JII. ished carrying caie for mechanism, iMa|.'»llfl .Mllwaiikio'. \V1« . '^*^.1*7 lllllM-rt. la-,'. C'l.. I, K. S.'lii'.lls. incr.. C.M'h- A yoiiiia man f.H-aol Ilia lat. Ii k. y Walton, fhliifif IlarrT 1 Or|ihfiiiii 1: S; okaiif. ran. (Ja.. 17; P.arii. s'ill,- Is; Cols'th,- III; together with Adjustable Bicycle Ho lairrowa tho Jiiiiitor's puss k.y Wash. Crilllii J.i. Olio K'oaa of win.- loo iniidi anil llial W.'t. Cvorott iThfatorliiniI: ll.'iifsilal... |*n. Holni.'s. Itiirton ll.illlni'ir.'. XI.I , in Jn. Steel Legs, to eitei d over S ft. high. paaa key aota liiiii Into all kinils of Wilson. I.IztIo (llowanli: llosli.n. Mass. Holm,-s' Trav.'locii.'s. Hurl.>11 H"lni. s. nirr.; troiiklo. Winn.' A I.iwla IShoa’st: Toronto, Can N'fW York City. II Hi; itoston. XIass.. p.t jn. $iso.oo LENGTH, 415 FT. Wil'iiins .< il.inlon lUrainli. Ilonifsi.a.l. I*.' ; K.ir-ik's, I'r.. X\'..inli'r C...: Cl I’lis... T.-x.. liiili-f. ■ iiriih.'iini I Cra'ikllii 1*1* 1*7 I.aiiran:. .Mitfh'iiin: Itris.klyn. .\. Y.. 17: N.-w M '.rk A iiMi-r iiir|.h.‘uni I: l•,.nv..r C. | York City Is; Pawtin-k.-t. It. I.. Ill; Hart..11. Wills .V. lias. iKini.ir.'i 11.n. \ .1 . X't.. I’ll. Sa... XI,' . JJ; .Vnii'shiiry. xi:iss . 'JJ; LUBIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Tr..}. N V.. Jl; 111..11 1*--.; XVati-rtown JiS. Wllllain. .V I...' 11.; I fiiin I: Cin. iniiili. 0 C.s-’s CItis, Hl.'W.rs. Jtifk I..S'. iiicr.: C.i'.-j,,'. 926 928 Market St.. Phi'adelphia, Pa. Wh'i". I’.irtfr J.. A c... 11 iii.h.'iiin■: Si. nv I’a.. I.-, jn i'll'. I'l I.lti'lill. I.l. .V.'il. Tri.i: C.s'khart. T.-x.. 17; Voa Wi|s. n lir. - IColiinil.i.t 1: 1 i:i. ''ii.all. 11 kiini Is; .Vlir.' Ill; l.ar.-.lo Jn; C.iliilla ‘TJ; W .^.•l,.•r A 1.. .' 10. Il l Tajlor'ill... III. C'al.I.' j;:; li.-l Itl.. Jl; .Sahlnal J.",; San .\n- Wiiii rr:o I .Vri'.innin I: .Vii'ifst ., 1; 1. l.iiil'. Jii: P.iiiiift '17. Voiiiiir .V Mannlnit; l.fhanoii. Tfiiii Xlai'klf's \.-w Siiiiiiy .S..iitli, XX'. Ii Markle, X onus' ItfWItt, A SNtor illljoiil: Itatllf niL'r Sisillsvlll,.. Ky.. 1 ’J7. Cr.a.k Mifb.: lltlJiMil Jarks.>n 'Jl* •_*7. N.-nnian. th.- Cr.at. II.'imotist, H XX' K.-ll.-r. X'oiiii;:. iilllf, A Throf llri.s iol\nitiifl; i'hl- iiik’r : XX'aL'ii.-r. S. ji., 17-1!*: .X'oii Jn TJ. fai;... 111.; (tj. O. I|.) In.l!.ana|Hil|s. Inil . 1*'.*. Vi.Ilk'.'ll T!'J.-,. The American Phono-Film Go. (Irl.'iital I’. liiiistrv Co., \X’. J l.aS.'lilni.'i. mar : Xi.rk I harlf.v, MilsIral iCo'.niali: Waslilint- XVais.. T. X.. Ih.l.'f, loii I* ; H.nhln’ai Italllnna-o. M.I., TJ 1*7. I’ow.Ts. 111.' Hyi'ii'itist. Crtink -I. P"W.-is. mar.; X nif A Slni|.s.in 11 la> iiiarki-l i: Clilraeo. 111.: I-ona'.'-w. T.'V . I." 17: r.-.iaii.' is jn. Of NEW YORK and CHICAGO iColiiiiiMai St. I.onls. X|.> . TJ •J7 Pr.'sffll.' Ilyiinotist. V XX'llI.ir.l Maa.s.n. mar Vaniaiii.ilo Ilros H!. O II. i: l*ittsIinrK. I*i. Xlaiisti.'lil. (I . JJ ■J7. .\nii..nni.Ihal ..n CCltKI .\l:X JJ Hoy will imlk.- C.XCI.I'SIX'K COX'Tll.XC'IS for sinalna an.l ''In 11 la} niarkf 11 ■ Chlrato. Kiiial.lo's T.-iiinl.' of I’.ilmisir.'. Ii. II. Itinal.ln, lalkina ifini s.-r'i..- in Ih. I nili.l Sial. <. ’Hits Is .SPKCl.XI, SKKX ICC. ..iv. r.'.l fully hy f S mar.' N w (lrl,"iiis. la Ja-i. I Xlanli I. ('iitonis. an.l is not an'.'. i. il hy any nil.» or r.-anlatii.iis, .'iiln-r .X".N i'iti.,n ..r lii.I.'iH'n.h'iil I'N /ar. II ,V X riio'i I .'.|..>lloi: X’l.'iiiia.X'l.'iina. .Xiistri.a..Xiistri.a, Itaiiii. XIr an.l XIrs.. .Xiiitiisins It.i|>|.. mar.. SITtPA.'s.’iKH K.VCl ISII SI P..Ii;i TS C..\CM S|VC .XMClilCA.N SC.M INC XCC.N'I.S Coll TilC r.! I jv Hla Itaphls. Mil'll.. I.-. Jl* sX M'lllMiSCOPC Zi'Iio. J..r.laii A ... O II. i: Uoi-h- Itayin.'ii'l. ill.- Cr.at. Xlaiiiii'.' C Itayinoii.l. fsl. r. N X : Cl'rontl Troiiton. N' J TJ •J7 mirr.: Xl.-n.hnia. .Vra. iilin.'. S.. .Xtni'ri. ii Ziinll.a.. riio l|•..l|•sl: XVllkfs Itarn'. I*a.: Xlarfh 1 .'i il’ ll'si Sfrantoii JT ■J7. lt'»}al, Ith'sla. Cli'.'iis iini.itia. X.-l. . I.’.-Jn. Zail.i. All iCasIn.ii; Clint. Mlih ; illljoiii Al Itif h'lr.ls.in sV Cr.Ill'111.' I'alkina l’i."iii'.'s. p.-rl American Phono-Film Co. hioii TJ 1*7 Cranvill.'. inrr : Ii.'n'.-r. Co!,... in.l. f Zaf /aiiis. Tin- il.'rifi: iIr.'*'i|slnirtf. I*a. Snillli A Itiislon. Illii.l's. Knt.'rlain." s iltiiik.: Zas'li .V Zffii Ml. II. I: S.iinliiskr, O. Yal.'s Conl.T. Kalis . I.". 17 Zlska il.'rlfi; Ilofaliir. HI 20 State Street, CHICAGO. X'lin.l.raoiil.I. Hi.- Cn-at. .I..hii Kills p.iis,,ns. Z.ll.. 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.Ailanis A Stahl Slniw's: S.'liniT. Ti'iin . 1.'. Jii; .Xin.-x if nils r. .1.1} Sim..11.Is. mar : Sr Paul, .Xilaiiisi III,. 'TJ •J7. Circle (p) Rancli Frontier Day Fetes Xllini. 1.'. Jn. Chii-aa... Ill . 'JJ J7. Ilark.s.t K C.. .Xniintfiiifiit Co.; Monro.-. i:.i.. .X'.'inio Cirls. |s^\ Ct'.Mlr. mar.: Sr K.aiis. I." J" Cari.illton TJ J7. XI.I.. I.-. Jn lilt .'•«» h4-iti| of *>t«Hk. 11* |ti4’4 «■ li:in«1. .Nett hllle^il to Ih* the* largfst tint tniHt )m Hails II,'!. I'arnival Co.: Morton. XIIss , l.", Jn Hricatlnrs. Clar.'in.' Itiir.lh k. mar.; .s. riinlon. :t'' geMMi Ili4* Im «*ii lilt* roael ihit* S4*:»>h*ii of .‘{e» wiH^kn, o|h‘|;74 In April. \V\N'I'KI» I iini|.t...|| . Cnitisl SIn.wa: XVarri-ii. .Vrk l.-i Jii' I’a.. I.-' 17. XVilk. s Piirr.' Is-jo t" 4*4>iii|>li’t«‘ po^tiT iitM'*>i('ieiii'>' f«>r haii.d. I'ow 1»«>>^ ^tlitii art* Njifk, l»i oh*** rith’rH. 4*\|H‘rt an*! i'toss it TJ 1*7. lloli.'iniaiis. .XI I.iiMii. mar.: Toi'.nl... iiic.. I.X iriek iithT**. f'owuiiN Itiat an* strle tly lailie'*e at ail tiiio’!*, g«MHl riilH*. kimhI aiiinMiiu« r wlih go«H| I'<••ln..|>.|tt.|n c.r.'at. Shows, J It .Xnil.-ison, 1*11; PnIT.il... N. X . TJ’J7. aiMl a i«««1 !it4*\\ar«l l«» lake* l■lia^gl* eef e*4Mtk iH»ei*M* atHi that t*an ni t a gfHMl tahlf, MurL'nit Iiwr. Ain.-rifiis. Oa., I.'.‘Jn- |ians..n ■••>■•7 P.r.iailway Cal.-l' CirC I...iil» Stark, mar.. wrilo. A.I.In-H Urbana. i..s^.rula I'liilial .Shows: 1*1,01111.1111. S. C. 1.%. XP.iilri'il. Can . I.". Jn. r-.r.'iit.i. (Inl.. 'TJ 1*7. WILL A. DICKEY. Mgr., Mo. Hr.vaiifs. Harry. Cvtravaaanza. Jamra XX'.s-.U'n. r. S. .\1l |>4*«tfil«- uliii iitatk* giMMi la-wi with tliln oiitlir gi\i*ie |ir«'r«*r*'ii*'«' Jii'fiiil s Sta.llnni Show. .1 M .Iiiv.iial. iiiiir.; mar. Kaiisis City. Xl..,. I.",'Jii; St. I..aiia TJ "•■il.'. r. \ , 1.*.'Jn. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT '••l*l"alr.>ni.' Sli.iws- Marshall, r.-x.. It.i'V.ry Hiirlos.iin-i's. C 'I Itos.iilhtl. mar.; T..r,inl.., lint . l-X Jn; Xl..ntri-al. C:in,. JJ'J7. *'■*•*'. J ioa.ri:.'. Sli..w»r .Val.'h..a. X||.s . TJ T7. It.HI T..ns, Crank XhlM.if. mar ; XI..ntr.'al. Can . THE FINEST MAGIC STORE IN AMERICA 'r'''.ri f'*i"*‘’‘'‘lons: Tallahassts'. Cla.. I.'i’Jil; Xlhaiiy, N. V . 'JJJl: Iloly.ik.'. XIass 14& La Salle Street. Retail department of Chicago. III. l.iiiis Anins. nifiil C.i : Mol.ll.-. .\la . TJ ■J7. It.'hiiian Sh..w Jai-k Slna.-r. mar. St. I.t.iils SuccesaoriSiifcesuiri to R. W. Read. A Rotetberir.Rotetberr. Siicceaaor* to I. F. Halton. N.Milinni Sln.ws C..inl.ln.al. C K, llarti.-M. iiiitr : Xl.v, 1.-. JII; Chlfiia.'. III. 'J’J'J7 l.l'lahass,.,.. Ha 1 j'Jii >111.1 ”-. .'.'Ills f.ir Ji'ii p.ij"' ilhisirah.l ■•r.itfssk.nal o:ilnl..i.' Ciiliil.'ir ..f jss k.-l an.l stainlai I l.-h k- HIili' Itll.lion Cirls. J.n- XI.trass, mar.: HaPI ’fr.s. '.sisoial THE HALTON AND JANSEN PACKING CASE MYSTERY. Uran.l ii.w. .X.in.lly ni.ir... XI.I . l.-.-'Jii; XVash.nalt»n. I». C.. ’JJ'TT. il.'ti.'s i|,I,'('Il.'ll. I'oiiiiiill 1.'.' siri'W. ro|.' ai.l mill It if Ihcy >vish. Xon is.-.iliv.ly fs.a|M' in h's Craokor .l.i,'k«. Ilarrv I.«s>nl. mar.: .Xll.a’iy, N. tinin two miniili's. Th.-y . an Jump on all si.l. s of .v.>nr '-ns.'. No w.irrv. No risks In.l. l. . H.l-l. Skating Rink Attractions. Y.. I.'i 17. H.>ly..k.'. XIass. is Jn: p,..sion jH-fora- an.l afl'-r yonr ,'«i'.ip.'. Can In- r.-isiiti'.l ov.-r iin.l over auahi. No pr.'i.aritiion X-. l■"l-• This Is not nil oiiini of l-s.ls kill Hi.- most ipu nioii'ly ('on'trii<'lc.l .as.- .-v.-r ull.-r.-.l Xny I>.iii,rs Prof A |. ,Co||s,.nin Itlnkl: IliilTalo, Cltv S|s.rls Phil Sht-rhlan. mar.’ I*hil;i.l.'l|.hla. iliii'i-.n hnllt I.. .ir.h r Yvu don’t know this one. Price on application. D-monstratioiii at ' 1 . l-'l Pa.. I.-.‘Jn. Haltlni..if. Xt.l., JJ J7 141! LA SALLE STREET. _ Skai. II liavi, (Itlnkl: Xllanil. Mkla.. 1.‘. 17: fasln.i Cirls. .I.-ss,. Hiiriis. mar.: Plllshiira. i^iar lilnkl Ch.-rok.s'. Kan., is'Jil; iltolirr Pa., I-'. 1*11; f.'liimlnis. (i . 'J'J 'J7. H.i.ki Ciraiil J'J •J7 Chorr.v Hl.sis.inis, Xlaiirif*- .lat-ohs. mar.: Sflifn- '’Tof";'' ‘IHiikl: Trinl.ln.l. C..I.. . |s 1*IX; ••ftail'. \. X .. l.-» 17; Pators,.!!. \ .1 . is-JO. In .liifitn i7 Coz.v C.irn.'r Cirls. Sam ltohIns.>n. mar.: fin- Can we assist you in procuring license from Motion rinnatl. (• . l.X Jn: Cl, '.-Ian.I 'JJ'J7 C.iloiilal p.'llfs. XX'ash XIarCn. mar Itfsion. Picture Patents Co.? Xtass . I'.jn; N.'W Xork I'll'. J'J'J7 .Vddrcaa ' Phono- MINSTREL. Cliainpaaiif ClrN. XX in Pay 11,-. mar. : .I.-rsi'y ST. LOUIS Clt.v. N I . 1.-> Jii; XX'ilkfs Harr.'. Pa . JJ Jl: arore" imiuirien WESTERN FILM EXCHANGE, JOPLIN to St. Louis Office • Il « A (, ; CiM'oa. Cla.. 17; X'.'W Sinyrna Sfranl.fi 'J.'. 'J7 MILWAUKEE *>: Havlona III: St. Amtiisilni' l*il. P.aliitv liii.'li.'ss XX'.'lwr tV liiislj. mats.: HnlTal.'. Licen.see Motion Picture Patents Co., Ml '"laii A llarrU’; S,'rniilon. Pa. lit 17: Wllkos- N. ■ X . I--. Jn: U.H h. si. r TJ J7 i.nrr.' is; Itfailiiii; til; llarrisiniri; 'JH: XVII- llrt'amlaiiil Itiirlos pn-rs. H.-rt .1 II. n.lrlfk. mar : iniinti.in, l>.'|,. 00. York, Pa.. Tl: I ain-aator N'f'v V.»rk City. I.", Jn: I’l•,'rs,,n. V. .1 ’TJ M.i 'V."’"" '-•’*; Johnstown i*»i; f ninlH-rlaiMl, Jl; S.'hfii.'.'la.ly. N. X' . 'J.', 1*7. Iiiifkllti'js. Crank -I Cal.lor. mar Xlllwiiiik.. TRUNKS I Nothing But Trunks and the Right Kind I trunks '"’.Iirii'a J A. lafay ltf. la.. 17: J.nniiiKa XX'Is., 1.-> jn. Mlnn.‘a|H>I|s, Xliiin.. ’TJ J7 I'.* I.ak.‘ I harl.'s Jii Ciiililr.' sh.tw. C.I'.'. C l.•sHl.'lr,l. mar.: IVilrolt. .■wiiofial tliis luoiitli. .Sl.i.tkt foe a Film* .Moviin: Pictiin’ MaCiiinr'rnmk, f«l>o I’iFir*' ami lark s. . ii„n,.„n: I ako Charl.-s. l a.. l*(l Mil'll. 1.-. Jn Chl.-nao. III. ’TJ’TT VciutT TFicatriciu rniiiks, new ami .scctyml-Fiaml, verx’ cFicaji '■''""*I'*ll*l'l« I’a.. Xiia H liiil.-r Ci'IIloa of III.' Ha'. H.irn,' Coranl. mar : r.nff.i Ini' tilxjc. Jo||., J N'olaii. iiiitr : llrniiUfliiirK. lo. X.' Y. 1.-. l*n: H.-lrolt. Mlfh.. TJ •J7 *•: Chilll•■Htoll I.S; Savaiinali. Ca.. Ill; Cashloii I’lal.'s. Ch is Calkv. mar.: Pro'I.l. n. "Siri EXCELSIOR TRUNK liriiiiswlfk 'Jil. .laiksolivlllf. CIii,. 'Jl*; St. It. I. 1.-.'Jn; Itoston. XIass, TJ’J7. Aiiansilii). -j:!; Pulatkn 'Jl; Orlainlo 'J.*!; Taiiipa 'ITlvolllh's of pits. Hfssaii.-r A IMxoiu mars Paf.'rsoii. N. J . I”. 17: S.'lH'n.s'la.!v, X' X., W. S. CLEVELAND’S PRUDENTIAL VAUDEVILLE EXCHANGE li'H'kstaili.r’s. I.'w., Chas |i XX'llsl .llanaiH'lls. ^Iinl.. . l.\jn: I..HilsviU<', , Ky.. 'TJ '*•1111.' Ilihs.'. p,f,, .''i7: (iVllilrlii 1<»: ^rtn OCR VfFK’TKNT SERVICE 1NSL’RK.W SUCCESS OF YOUR EXTEKI’RISB. AtllC NEXV DEPARTMENT—Theatres I’arks. tvanrht sold leased, oraerated I’lava. aeenera fnentana^. ■'I'. 11*: It. tl.'f.i ,1,. Jd. iC.intliiiifil on |>aa" Js.i S6 X ti e Billboard FEBRUARY 20. 1900,

WalUee. Mm. W. T. Wlllmaa. DIxlo Edaell. Ed. Heater, Levi Leveck. Fred Mdno. n. G. Waltera. CUra Wllllama, Grace Eilwarda. Mlttes IJewItt. C. A. Levine. Willie NIe*. Harrv V. Weller. Mr*. Joa W'llllania. Mm. P. C. h^lward*. ('has. Hick*. John T. I.*-wla. Stanley N llal Welier. Grace Wllaon. Gertrude F.dWMrda. Ed. llleft. F. A, Lewis, Dan B. Noxon Dav* Weltbelm. Sada Wllaiin. Itelle Ehler. Andrew Hildera, Chaa. Lewis, CUT Nye, Harry Wheatflcld. KItt Elllaaon. Will Hill, Waller K. Like*. Allen Nve K. II. Wlllann. Rlla White, Minnie Kliiiendarf, Carl J. Hill. C. E. Lincoln. Austin Oaater. J. £ETtE Wllauo, Mm. Chaa, Wllllama, Mat EI*«n. W. W. Hill. Ray LIndell, ( harlea (lleTtl, .IrCk Wllllania, Mm. Cbaa. Wllauii, Mm. E. J. Emily, eVtIorado Hill A Riddell I.lndy, Geo. W. Ogden. Cha*. T. Wllllama, Fliwile Wnlland. Mm. Geo. r. Ktiiiiieraon. Harry L. Hinton. E. L. Ling. Henry Odell, Jack W* c« li not cndartak* to romall PAPERS or Wllllama, Roae Woolcott. Mm. P. 8. Erndorf. J. P. Hobart. Ueo. V. Ling, Frank (•Ifera. iNioe* PACKASK^^ on whlrb li reqalrt^ oitra .KMtag« , Erke. Win Hoffman, Lew Linn. Biidd Onele, Harry F**ex, Lee • Hoffman, Mae Oalmrae, Lynn to tcrwara. anieaa tba •irt-t'aaarg amount of j GENTLEMEN’S LIST. l.lnsleya. The Evan*. Harry Hoffman. Arthw Linton. Clyde L. Orraihi poatag-; la paid. At tba rtabl band aid# .t ! Abe. n. Camell. Criat. Everett. Shirley Hogue. Earl i.ls*. Sain Osteiman. Mike aama 70a will And tba amount required. ' Acey. Prof. Dell Carey A Stamps Faber, Freh*e. Ralph Paka. J. •mat be algned Indlrlduallj by addreeaeca. Adama, I.,e*IlA Case. R. 1. (Doc) Falk. Engenn Homewood. Harry l.onian. John I.ealle pH liner A T.ewla Adams. Frank Caaey Bros. Fanton Trio Homnuinwiin, F. W. [.smihard Bma. Panola Family Adama Sc Wlnfleld Caiifn an. Guy Farmer, Arthur Hope. M’m. Long. Itoc George Parker. Geo. 0. TRANSIE-VTS ARB RB Adelman. Joaeph Cevine. Fred Farrell. Frank F. Ilornebrtsik, Gu* Long. Karl Patton. W. A. UKSTEI), WIIE.N CtlK Adkins, Chas. Chapman. J. H. Fateh. Jack Hoh*. Chaa. Uin-nao. Prof. Chick Payne. H. C. NOTICE! mKNT. TO HA VI AIttm. Thomas Chapman. Wm. Faulkner. P. E. Ilotateln. AL I.OUI*. King Payton. C. 3. THEIR MAIL SENT IN CARE OF THE BlI.Lr Alberti Sc WnIfken Chater. William Faiiat. Victor Hiaighton. Frink Idtyal. Mr*. C. M. Peerce. A. L. BOARIVS |•L•B!.I(•ATI<»N OFUfKS AT CINCIN¬ Alexander. Prul B. Channcey. Fred C. Fayblo, Don Howard. Earl A Roa- Lucas, Chaa. pi fuui XV H NATI. RATHER THAN TO THE BRANCH OF Alford. Johnny Cheekk. A. M. Felch. Stanley aell Lucas A Ganett Pcnnlngi'-n Rov FICES. Allen, A. T. Cbriato. (Elephant Felton. W. T. Hoyt, L. F. Luigi. Mgr. Oeo. Perry. Frank L. Allen. Will (Flack) Men) Fernand<*T. Jack Hughe*. Wm. H. Liiserlng, Wan piorle Will F. Allen, Whiting Clark. Qiially Field*. Vic Hugo. Victor Lyall A Gifford Phanton. Joe LADIES’ LIST. Alpine Troui>e Clark. Wilbur (Shorty) Field*. Harry Hiilet. William Lykina, Whitey PhlllliM A Gordnn Alvarado. S. Clark. E. Field*. Clyde B. Hiilmc, F. O. I..\ man. Herb*.*! PhlllllM. SPA Wife Adair, Alice Jamea, Ethel | Amour Sc Carr Clark. H. H. “Figaro" Home. Cain A Hoey PhlllliM. Angiutn* Hunt. B. O. Ma I,ette, O. I* Adair, Lottie Jerome. Dalay t Anderaon United Clark, Chaa. W. Finnegan, Mr. A Mm. McA'I.ain*. C R. PIckeral. Karl Jaa. C. Iliiiiter, Harry Adama. Ida Jnhnaon. Mm J. W. Shows (Tark, Frank K. McClain. Billy pierce. A. J AldrIcb, BlanctM Karr, Mra. B. P. I Anderson, R. A. Clayton, Amos C. Fisher. Allan Huntley. Geo. A. Pieraon. G. H. Hurst. F. O. Meciinahan Frank Allen, Bertha Katool. Mra. Alla Anderson. Carl A. Clayaon Lady Orcbea- Flacher. Fred McClay, John Pilgrim, n R. Allmond. Howard KeiHigb. Mr*. Mae . Andemon. Prof. tra Florence. G. B. Hiiahe. Tho* W. Pllaon. Sidney B Ingram. Ilamlah \loC1,>nnand. Jaa. Xnilerion. Vivian Keyth. Bertie Andrews, Jshn Clegg. C. E. Florence. I.,eo McConnell, John J. PlMliiall. Col. Fogle. Andrew Inman A Walters Armatroag. Elea King Slatera I Angell. Joe Cleveland. Geo. W. \teC,.nn-IL J»ine* W. riiinkett Cye L. Aabiou, IXM-rltt King. Nellie j Appleby, B. J. Cl'ITord. R. C. Ford. S. J. Ireland. Ciirtla Ppollo. nick Clifton. Jaa. D. McFadden E. W, porter, l‘/•ter Foster, Ih>c Irwtn. William Babl. Emily Knapp, Mm. Bella Arakl. Tan Clifton*. Three McGee, J.din Porter. Port Bartellna. Beaae Knbnie, Edith | Argo. Claude W. Coffey, n. P. Foster. Jack laraelakv. Abo (Tela.) Potter. Dr. Ire*. Vem* McGee, Mike Btamlab, Mr. Sc Mm. KKlanayjk, Martha I Armond A Gay CoIHna. f.eo Fountain. Bohby VIcG, e. Joe B. Powell, II A. Fowler Maryeloa* Jatm. Gro. Frank La Follette. Fola Amo. Joe Colllna. Frank Meinfvre. H. C. Power*. Earl Beatty. Trlsey La Mai. Mai I Arrlgbl. Adolph Colnui. J. R. Fox, Rot Jack. Oklahoma Pri-ttyman. J. ii. Jackson, O. C. McKenna. Wm. H. Bell. Mm. Hattie I>a Mont. Dolly . Atlas .kmiiaement Oo. Oolcher. Harry Fox. Gi'orge MeKee. Bll'k Prioe Capt F. A Fox A Snmmeri Jacob*. Arthur Belly le. Haxel I.a Tour, laiclUe Atkinson. Geo. Colvin. Prof. Earl B. McLain. Billy Stair Prichard. Geo. Frank*. Two Jatrana, The Belmont, Maria l.d> Roy, Hilda | Atwood, Dee Condon. H. O. j McLain A R Proctor. Geo. H. I/eRoy, Mm. F. Law- i Praaer Clint Jamea. Andy E. prue F Benedict. Florence Austin, Claud Coojier, J. T. .McLaughlin. Bob iviice. 1 Franklin. P. 0. Jenner. Bob Bennett. Faina Bai-on. Lloyd P. Comte. Jo* MoMaatera K A. Pnllen. Dr. Cley# B Fv-irer. Harry Jennings. Dramatic Bentley, Mr*. Ella 1.0 Van. Violet i Baird Sc Dunn Conroy. Sam McNair. W. P. Purcell. Richtrd Benoun, Anaa Latto, Mra. Jennie I Baldwin. Guy Conway, Jam** Jeaiop, Fdward Queen A Oeacent R Freemant, J. Johnann, J. W. McNutt, Cameron Bergere, Valerie l/avere. Nellie i Baldwin. Cay Cook. D. William Richard \t<.Giileg. M W R Show Freernont. L H- Johnann, Cha*. nirell. Frank Lawrence, Tlllle 1 Baida, Frank Cook. Danny MoUoiler H Vlfieent Queen and Edd Frenehvllle Henry A. Johnson. Billy Blondell. Mable lolpiiik. Mm. Std 1 Ball. J. B. Copeland Bro*. Mark, Francla. Show Rainey, C. P. Leland, Madam i Friedman. T.igo Jrhnson. Harley B. Bond. Lucy Ballo. Haryey Corltey. F. T.. Mack. Jamea Tobtn Ramer. Ray l»ul*e. Mile. I Fr*mo. Jack Johnann, Clarence Bowera, Alice Ralouae. Nathan Cornwell. Ed^* Mack. Howard Ramies. II L. Lore, Frankie Fvoato. Cha*. Johnstone. Hal. Bradley, Sallle Baoett. B. L. Couitney. H. Mack. Jolt* H Ramsey, W. R. Brown. Marian _ Lynn, Jennie Ranvard, Bert Cox. W. C. Fuller. Georg* Jones. Alex F. McCane. Mabel Gabriel. Col. Jim Jones. Dr. >t*rk. Thoa. J. Randall. Cha*. Brown. Mm. B. W. Barker. E. P. Coy Elirery Mack W. J McDonald, Joale Gallaway. Tommy Jones, C. E. Rathhum. Lon Brown. Mr*. Fannie Bame* W. H. Coyne, Jimmy Maguire Jamea McDonald. Gladya | Gallowar. Robert Jones. John A. Raymond. F. A. Browning Slatem Barracks, Geo. P. Craig, H B. Maher. Patar C. McGee. Mm. Anna ; Gallr. M. W. Jordan. M. J. Raymond. C. 11 Bmna, Ed* Barrett. Prank Crain. Bill Malthra. The McKean. Mm. Terry Galvanl. R J. Jnsat-lrn. Robert Raymond. Melytlle H Buerger, Charlotte Barrett. I ewU 8. Oamer. Wm. March! A Itaabe ManeInJ. Mm. Etta Gardiner. Will 8. Joergen. Chariea Ranh. Walter Bulger, Irene Barrett. L. S. Craver. BUIy Maaeonla Great Rarnnida Will Marlowe, Lai I Gardner. George Juvenal'* Stadium Bulger, Nene Barrett*. R. J. Creighton. Jno. C. Marloy Jotin Reare* Bov Bunnln, Bone Marahall, Mm. W. ^ Barrv. John Crichton, Geo. Howard Gamer. Robert Show* >t*rT. Pud Reded A Hadlyy Burke, Bertha Martvne, Dottle ! Bartik, Ottokar Croaman, Bob Garaln. Frank K* Var. Paul Marsh Too Meiigliey, Mm. J. L. • Gedleat. Tommy Kadell, AI. Reed and Earl Burr, Mra. E. Bear A. S. Croaman. Bob Marahall. E. A. Reed. Fmncla Burrow, I,eooe Lenlle Melroee, E<|lth I Geger. Bert Kalina. E. H. Beatty, Joe Crofford. Out L. Msr'on F-mllr Band Reelce, Geo. “Pop*' Melton. Katberyn Gentrv, Go* Wane. Robert E. Bn-t. B-ava Beatty. Geo. Ootty. Jack J. Martino. Rot L. Bnrt'm, t.'ecll Mllhiirn I.ottle Gerald*. Mnalcal Kane. C. Francla Relhel. TUeo. Beckman Martin C'opch. W. A. '•artvie Fddy Burton. Mr*. Clara Miller, Mm. l.eola Gibbon*. Jaa. T. Keasev, Hliater Retaa. N. Beittnl. Orest Oou-h. W. A. Marx Wm. Biitler. Helen May MIM.t, Mm. Dara , Glhtw. AI. P. Keetch. E. H. Keiuao A Frill* Bcicard. Jeaae Cumllff. Jame* Mascagni. Stephen Miller, Della Keetch, Ed. Reno, Dell . Byon. Addle Bell A Waahbum Cunningham. P.inl Glhaon. Harry Mason A H'uea CaniertMi. Oalay Miller. Mina I Bell. Chaa (Chick) Chinnlngham. H. O. Gifford. C R. K effer. Geo. O. Reno. Fivil Oappa. Mm. Jamea B. Miller, Maree , Gilbert. Al. Keith. Roraton Masons. Four Renolda. .M. Bell A Braley Shows Ciinl*. H. W. Matsnmo. S. Cardawlne. Je**le Mill*. 8adle I Gillette A Hallahai K*”h Frank C. R-no*. Tlie Great Bellrue, Fal. Curran A De Grey Xfstfoex Wm Carey. Mlaa Victor MHIon. Jean Keller. H. H. Renan. Doc Benaon. W. W. Ciirtta. H. S. Gladden. F. .V. Maxima Model* Moody. Mr*. Emma | Kelly. A. J. Reynolds. A. W. Careon, Cora Young- Beniamin. E. R. Cnttinga. E. Got,irn .toaeph Maxwell. Tboa, H. Moore, Alma Ke'ty. Wm. R. Hheal. Dr P. R til.al Benoit. Victor De Cotret A Rego Goldin.' M. xfaxwell. .T Wesley Moore, Mattie j Kelly. Jaa. T. Rhoflea. w. A. Carter. Mra. G. E. • Bennett, O. A. De Eatang. Marcy Goodwin. Ben xtsswe't John Cecil. Edith Moore. E’ma ' DcKreko. Cha*. Gordon. F. A. Kelly. J. A. Rice Rrna. Bennett A B’cley May. Ed. Chamherlaln. Mattie Morette FWtefW j DeMarlo. Bell. A Oo. Gordon. Patay Kelly. F. H. Rh’e. Sam Bentley. W. H. Mosde, Gwirht CliaiHlIer, Ethel Morrl*. Elate 1 De Rouge, Wilbert Gordon. Rllly Kelly. T. H. Rich .1 A B. Bergerman. B. A. Melrln. W. R. Cbeffalo, Mm. N. 8. Mortimer, Lilian Dailey. J. B. Gr*dy. Chaa. Kellv. Frank A Richard. Joe Berry. John W. Meuke. J W. Ctaealey, Mm. Herbert Vanetna. Prlneeaa •‘Bemle” Daley. Con E. Graham. Harry Ethel Klchanl. Fearlea* Chlldem. Mr*. E. M. Nelaon. Agtw* ' Grant. Fdward Kemp. n. Mevola J pieh^er. Slump Berry A Clark Dale. Harrv Merer A Msaofl Clark. Grace Vlea. Annie V. Damnai. Rob Grant. F H. Kemn. Prof. J. T Riddle. James Beaaey, Jack Morera, Gonrge Coleman, Mil Noiima. Prlneeaa I Danlela A Mack Grant, Clifford W Keppler. C. J. Rledell. Cha*. A. Betv.er. Gii* Merer*. Clint V, Conover, Iva O'Brien'. I.on'ae | Bethel. krthltT Great Raatem Mualc Kerf lot W. P. nie* Geo. W. Danker A Cardwell Mick. Harry Corbett. F;velyn O'Neill. Kather.yne i Bevin*. W. J. Drnova*. T/ea Companr Kerr. Reml Rlgr*. r Cornell. Belle Olga. Prlneeaa I |rtTfP#n» Great American Show* Klohiichl. H. xtivoiaon Hxrr.y R'gga, Billie BIgnall A T.ncan MU.lred A t eater Coi. Giiaale Omega. Madam | Bin. Diamond Daridaon. Taylor Great Northern Am Kidder. Cha*. B. Riley. Harry A. Millard. Irx T,. Cmwford. Clara L. Omene. Prince** ,I Billing*. Edmund F Pavla. R T.. Co. Kllnatelrlc Chaa, Rising. W S. '•"’-rd. A W. DrVere. Ethel Oneiii. Mra. Harry J. j Pavla. Harry Greenhslch. Jack KIralfy. Arnold River* Senorit* B 1 Bllvck, “Seal Man” Mtttarda Mnacniar Hale. Dottle Ortaney Helena Pavla, rnand A. Green A Roasell KIri}'* Sepoent Show Roar. Binie 1 Black, B. xiittBr. Boh rv-cker. Amelia I. Orton, Ida ,I Bt"!'. Arthnr Pavla. Prof Lnmford Gregory. J. W. KItchle. SI Robert*. Tlteod'We MP'er. Sam Pelarev Mm. Katie P'ce Boh Pavla. W. n Grimth Frank Kiatr. Wm. Roberta. I out* Black. O. E. aii'i,.r Toe Dan llel.aplalne. Mm. O. Phllllpa. Bertha Boedker. Harry Danghertv. I.ewla H. Grolean. P. B. Klein. Mr. Roller!*. Glle Powell. Grace Guthrie Tom Knahe. Geo, W. Miitor, M’lll T. D*-lnar, Maud Bogg*. Henry Dean. I.ciila >•111,.r rr„d Rnhertaon. E. M. DIvon, Mr*, il. L. Prlteheard I Bohannan. J. W, Tteane. Arttjnr Gov, Harrv Knowlea Geo Rodgem. Tom C Dooley. Mm. Katie Rayfleld. Nellie I Bolanebe. Jamea Dean. W. C. Halley. C. F. Knox. Fred B, Itogi'V*. P'l|a,,ri Mllllo. Roht. r. Dree*. Babe Bavmn-'d. Mabel Bomer, Charley Detno, Bert Haggerty, Lawrence Kohler. Harry Rngera, Fred H Mills Gim Rot Kavea. Blanche Ray. Eva Prfioth. Harrold ftelaporte. Wm. Haggerty. J. J. K ohlnra. Tt,* Rogi m. W. P. D. 1 Xfiutlue A H. Bckhart. Pauline Redman. Mm. Bom. J. Delancey, F.d. ITalnea Cha*. Koata. William 8. Roger* P'oe. Mitcho’l James .K Eldon. Mm. O. H. Vellly. Fdtth Boyd. I>r. D. B. De’garlan. B. Hall. Frank Koater. Harry Roger*. W J. Reno. Mme. Bo.yd. Eddie Hall. E. W. Krlder. Jack Mifcholl A Itirclllt Ellser. Marie Delaney. J. E. M'totrll Br«* Itol'lna Wm. O. Elm. Feancea Reoiia. Jnanita Boyle*. W. Deinpw'va. Marvelnua Hall. Jamea R. KniTi'l Johnnie RoI1.t Bros Whittle F,p1ey Blanehe Pickard Edna M. j Rostock. Jamea W. Dent. W. Raleigh Kunkle. Barney Rom a In. Fred Hall. Daisy Xftsuno. Coe Ercella. I.onUe Rio. Babe Bovter. Roxle A Derby. Al. Hall. H LaBarr, Orai-e Ronaldo. Cha*. 1 n. Moetgomerv J, D rgvar. Margaret Rnf,tna<,n. ytm. C. Pearl Derrlll. A. E. Himllton. J. W. I.aRart. Harry Root, Charles Xfooney Walter S. Rohlnaon. Nellie ! Boyd. Chaa. C. Devere, Frank Hamilton. Tame*. La Cortllll Rim*. Geo. E. Fay. Anna K»t Xfoore. Roht. A Reblnaon Minnie ! Brachar'l. I’aul Devak. Ralph Hamond. Jack La Mont. W. B. Poaenth-I Henry ntta. Mlaa Grace xtoorp. krchle S. Roaa. Bert'na ! Bray. Harry Devenport. C. M. Handley. T.awrencco I.aMont. C. J. Roaa. Walter I Flood. Mr*. Hattie Xtnoro rant Jaa C Floyd. Siiale RllaaeR. Nellie I Breen. (Tia*. H. Devine. Art Handy. Frank La Pearl. Weatley lloHaman. Ilennan Fond. Myrtle Sr Teonard Mlaa I Br"ler. Geo. T. IteBarr. Harry I Hank Rocky Mmin- La Roiicho, D. P. Morgan. Harry P. Roth. J. Foraman. Mm. Muriel Sanford. Maud E. I Brown. Eddie IteEaya. Miialcal ‘ tain I a Rose A llatflcld Morley. M J. Rowe R S Frank*. Mra Ema K'ort Era I Brown. J. L. Delaice. Jo*. Hanley. I.awrence l.a Solle. Ed. M.wri*,. Tom Rnaino J, W Morris. 11. 1,. Fralnor, Hattie ShrtTer. A r,a Brown, Arthur IteVeauy’a. The I Hanaon A Drew I.a Tell Bnai. Rudolph. Herman Ftirgeson. Vera Shannon. '>\’hiona Broad. Billy Dillon, Jno. B. Hanaon, Harry L I,aVard. William Morrison, J. W. Riihl, W. S Gardner, Gladya Shore, Grace 1 Brewer. Tho*. E. Dimitri. Capt. ! Haialy, NIchola* W. I.aVell. Frank F. Mm row, Tom . Rummel. Alliert Gaaklll. Mm. Mary L. Small. Roaa I Bright. T. L. Dixon A Dixon TTifriem Bma. La VIen, Sam Mosher, I M. Ituaaell. Reekleaa O.atc*. Ri>wena Small. Madam Broeka, J. V. Dodd. Jimmy I Harmon. George Ia> Call A Call >to*1er. Cha*. Rliaaell. MualcaJ George, Mary Snvder. Mm .T. A. I Brook*. Emory Dn.1ge. E. L. i Harrw.r. Hamp T.eGrsnde. Mile. Mott, Ed. Rliaaell. JiUm GIbtiona. Mm. Sotank'. M-dam i Brown. W. M. IVvIaon Georg* 8. Harris. Jamea A. I.* Vonne. Walter I Mooffi'f. Chaa. Rliaaell. Dave Glllaapy, Carrie tc Sklomer. Jnlla I Brown. James J. Donaghey. f.ealte ' Harris A Prar IdiRoy. Prof. B. I MovIIle A Manlott R. laaelL W 8. Je««le S*aenr>Tin. l.o1a I Brown, Geo. K. Ihmohiie. HerleTt I Har*1aon T. E. B. Lshherlck Henry ktundr. I.andla Rliaaell. J n, Gilmore Slatera Sreinhnm. Annette Brown. !<“** Dougherty, Danny Harry, H. H Lain. C. B. 1 Mnuaon, H W. Rliaaell. W. H. Glom. N'na E. Sterling. Katherine I B.rown. John Doria Opera Trio ' Hart*. Hela'ne I.ang. Karl Miirata. Takl Rliaaell A l*ev|nm Grace, Elanor Sretar»n Manotira I Brown. Bofhwell Donglaa, S H. i Hartr—tt Wilt f.angdon. Harry Mun'hv. L. E. Rliaaell. Hxrry ! Murchy. Horace Gr> ndl. I IHIan Leigh Summerville. >tlle. ' viirgea*. Nat Down ITaiao. M Laramore, Guy St. Clair. Murphy, Tim Gnice. Mm. F. Swan. Mlaa Ollre I Burke, Win Dranc. Samnci j Harlland. F. A. i aretta*. Three St. Laurent, George Tanaca. Mr* Tara Burke. L. J. Drummond. J. M. 1 Hawes. Emest I,nrklna. F. F. Murphy. It. D. J Sakata. S Baldridge, EBla Murray Frank Tangier. Pearl j pii'kett, C. J. Dminmond. George t Hay*. Jim Lame Bros. Salter Ed R Halp'irn. Non Mil**. Mr nille ITamllton. Mm. Jaa. Tavlor. Bllaa ‘ Bu'kett, Drew Dudley Co., Frank fleam. Jame* p. I.atlh'*. Two 1 Sampson. I>r. H. (Colored I Tavlor. I Am iN Htrvey, Filleen T'ontpHon LIxxle , Puahv. J. M. Dnncan A Hoffman Hollman. Henry Lawrence, Robert 1 Nad* A Co. Sa.aarlra c. J. Ha.yden. Virginia Tict*. Mllle 1 Biiach, A. 8. Dunn -Taa klherf 1 llcllman D. A. Webh Nantun Frank Safer. Henry HavvvKxl. Mr*. J. Tobin. Var Cady. R J. Dnnaton A Tseallo H"lfer. Jr.. George I.awn-nce. Daa* ' National Valid. Cc. Saunders. 4. P. RoMaoa Triiax. Sarah ! Caeaer'a Dog (Trcn* Dupe*. Chaa. Helton. John Larelle. Edward ' Neal. Farl Savain B- L. Hickey Mm M.ynd Twinkle Ttllle ! Calme. O Di'ranf. R. H. Henderson A Khaherf I,each, Jol’U Neff. Frank S-'haeffer, Wm. Hleka. Madge Fndlke Atm* B. California Frank Ditmlng. J*. Itendter. Jeaa Id“ay1tt. Nelaon Neff. Edward Schafer. “But” Hlpbt. Yfl«a Vap, Gladya 1 Cataway, Robert Dutton, Charloy Hendrick*. Oeo Ia*e, Prank P. Nelaon, Rob Scldange. H. Holme*. Vera Tan Ho-ii Mr*. Wal- 1 Calhoon. Frank Dn’ton. JamiM ' Henneaaey J. R. W. Leipn'k. Joe 1 Nela.in. Chynent S, .i.ienrTi*ington Grace Carr. H R. Earlca. Bert ard I,e

aoottir k A lira Ttenarl D. F. Srotl * R.iuklB Treiler, Haul R. SriroMst Wuillng 0» Tribley. H. F. bratna, C. A Trono. The Trio 8,**>Ifjr, George Tucker, Tom Seelig A M».*er Tutiilier W. B. 8.|gle. F. C. (CoruKdl ■ 8ell«. King Turner, Kura Berrlce, K. _8. Turpin, Ben White SefUKHir. F. Tuska, A. L., Son A • • .i'* Opera Chairs gejuiour, i'rof. Dw Co, ShHfer, I Tuttle. C. E. NEW ORLEANS. LA. : One hundred to five hundred good, Shafer. BIII7 Tjler. Prof. A. M. Shnn'leaiii I’rof. t'nderwoud, A. W. I second-hand chairs; must be cheap Shannon. \>’. A. Uncle Ham Trio and in good condition. Sharp. Walter United Amuie Co. Population 400,000. Opens April 17, 1909. Stuff. W. li. (Will E. Cbaiubers. Address quick, Shaff. I). F. hlgr.t Shi a. Harne.T United Amuse. Co., E. Shea. Jliu. Conej In¬ L. Mane, Mgr. We have a few spaces left for good Concessionaires THE HIPPODROME COMPANY land Tal Item. H. Sheerer. Chaa. n. Van Carder, E. L. Shalilun. U. II. Valdes, Frank with the right thing. All small concessions are open LexingtOR, Kintueky Sbelilon StiM'k Co. Vallau. Juw. Sbeliton'a CuaiedlaM Vandeyeer, Fred also. State fully in first letter. No time to spare. HEADQUARTERS FOR CANES, 8he|H'r»on A. F. Van, Harry Shlelila. John II. Van. Eruest Shipp. Ed. Vvucello, C. SlUlipe' .'liiiff't Vann, Victorina Shire. Otia T arduo, F. A. WHITE CITY CONSTRUCTION co.‘HvimI for our new Catalog, Jnat out. ShnaU. Two Van I'blllliw Sibley. W.ilter K. VaugbD, Waller Sidney. Lare \BUabners, The Slegrreil. t arl VeUie, Curtis _ NEW ORLEANS, LA. Sllrerlakea. The VtDuett, Le ura Mlvellakee. .Mr. A Veruell, Eddls Mra. Artie Verdo, Carl The Surprise Fountain Pen Slmniona. J. T. Veruou, Frank M. (NON'LCAKABLK) SlnipTHiu. A. Veruuu, Cart A good premium for fie ami lOe thenfrea. VS fff-r Siam Comedy Artists Vlunlng Amiiae. Co. JUST BIG gruae. Special dlaetiiiut In large quantities. Semi Sima. R. Voigbt, Harry 3 cents fur aample. Sineaniu. The Orest Voiher, Bert. OUT HITS Sinclair. Ueu. H. W'agoer and Lee SONG SLIDES Sing .Sbll. Sderk Mb- Wagner. Jack I. EiSllltlll & Ct., 44 All St.. Iiv Tirk, I.T mail Waldo, Frauk SHulieek. Then. Walker. H. Hilliard Beautifully Illustrated] Skehling. George Wallace, Jus. K. Slacke} A ,\rff luail W ailaee, E. C. J. “Blind Pig” (Von TUzer), “Love Me Just a Little Bit” (Chas. K. Hanis), Slagle. Itarr llerll ^ lUertU. 1 be “Henry’s Bam Dance” (Stem). $6 per set. Ten per cent. off. Send for Slater, to-o. A. Walllve, Charles taifilits Small. Harry L. WaoDlaon, Bill list of slightly used Song Slides. Fivj hundred sets. $2.76 per set. I HAVE FOR SALE. 8mi I.eila. Ilarniim Waiiueate, Ueraldle Smith and Ruatoo Wallers. Jiile 65 nearly new marhinife for Smith. Ell A. WataoDS, Tbe Bale cheap. ISeml fl SO for Smith. Saiiiua K. Ward. Jaa. (Doc) sample. A BIG BARGAIN. Smith A Waltun Ward. E. V. LEVI C0.,lnc.,64E.I41li^NewYorl(, U.S.A. Snell. Ri„| Ward. Bobbie D. D. DAYTON, Snyder. Emit Watgen. F. W. 80a per. Fred Waelier Bros. 172 E.Main St. Jackson, Mich. Spahn. J I.ealle Waelell. L. W. Sparrow, (has. Weailk'k A lAtUue Spaw. Harry (Doc) Weadick, Guy Spenrer, Clarence Weaver, Fred L. Stanley, J w. Webb. Urin Webb BAND BAND Stanley, Lew W eio*r. Prof. Frank CO R R ADO’S Stanley, ijr. a Mrs Webster. Fred AT LIBERTY! Lew Weerer, Edwin CELEBRATED ITALIAN BAND Stapleton A Chaney Weirs, Frank Stark. Irwin C. Welk. Cbaa. H. AT LIBERTY AFTER APRIL 15th FOR SUMMER EMOAOEMFNTS For Raaaonabla Prica. ALL-ROUND SKETCH TEAM Slrflford, ('has. Wells. Ben L. Mauagrrs of Parka, Fatra, etc., takt- iioiUa*. I offer you a baiMl uf uiiiale, each iiiiiak-lan SINGLES AND DOUBLES. FAKE PIANO. steama. |•rllr, Weicber, Jean talented to bia (inn liialruuieut ao ffell and in aiH-b a luaiilier lliat It la liii|MMlble far Steiner. A. O. Mml. or vamleyllle Co., write, THE HART- Welteb, Eaeie bliii to give anythliig bill the Iteat and flrat-rlaas ninalr. Tlie BhihI ih>w idayliig fer lia J WEL8. Pen. Del., Kanaat City. Mo._ Stentael. Skip West, J, W. third aeaaon at jHi-lia-nt. grab me quick. Addresa Stniek. |•r„f Whitecrow, Cbaa. Rlrrtrlciau atid rrpairman. adrrrtlalng ai>erlallst of exceptional ability, fainlllar witb every detail SOU Barber aye., Cleveland. Ohio. Stiiek. Jeaa L. Wtaltecomb, Hank and of .M. P, Hn-atrea, fully roui|>eteut to manage lioiiae. Itilllative and progreaalve pnalnrer of m-ff' Stull. Burt Lottie mihI iMirel ellecta aial featnrea, and lucieaM'd B. O. recelpta. Can Improve any M. 1*. bill ami Siigoniotl Whiting. Edw. L. li.eet keenefft romta-tltlon. Salary m> olib'i-l until rea.illa are produred, tln-u a fair. ai|nare deal. • •• Siirpaa. Pan! WThlttlrk, Wiles Jiiuk alH>i« aave piwiage. R. C., care The Bilibcard. Cincinnati, ...WANTED SulMran. John I,. WIeilIng. David C. For The Home Stock Co. Sorrella. J„hn Wlgand. Ed. Sniion .1 p;. Williams. U. (Permanent Stock) New|M«rt Co.. A1 character Soffona, The" Williams. RoIIo B. ffoman witb eblld, rharacter man. aliigiug and Swain. Walter Wilkes. Mike ilamdng coiiieilian that d<»ca aivcrlaltb-a. Other Swimney. Chas. N Wllkena. W T. Plantation People Wanted nwful (leople write. Would like to hear from Sylow, H. Williams. Frank and the Racea. Adifrca F. P. HORME, Muaio Hall Talie. T. "s. Della COLORED PERFORMERS AMD MUSICIAM8. Tboiie doubling braaa and atage giyen preference. Theatre, Newport. Ky._ Talbert. Richard Wlllaon A Salllran Tambo into Wilson. Mnso-al Slate loweat aalary. wbirb la aure. Long aeaaon to good people. Addrt'aa W. H. DAVIS, week WANTED—Flrat-claaa (M-ople ft»r Burton Sanger Tamer and l4inday Wilson. Arthur Cl,.. In Kathleen .Mavourneen one night alaml ef Feb. 15-tO, Warren, Ark.; >2-27, Creaaett, Ark. Tarver. Jo Wilson. Nat W. Sonbrette that can aliig ami dame, niimlral leaiu Taylor. Herbert A. Wimbroogb, J. F. aiHl cunlnrtluidat and piano player that can Taylor l;,| WIpide. K P. ,bolide atage, alao other leiqde with aie-i’laltlee. Teaadale. Geo. Keep Your Operator Cool. Save 60% to 90% on Your Bill. Write all you ean and will do. «lth aalary In Teel. Jay Wolcott. F. R. Wootlen, Oliver drat letter. 0(^0 March 8. Preference given Teller, lear Dohl Woodruff, Billy Ihoe- that can »lng In quartet. 8ANOEB BOOK. AmiiM*. Wooana Wiimell. A. B. liig like it on the market. Big money maker. Write for pricea and full (lartlfiilara t» GEO. A. Jitrirllnff Wiiyster. W H. The Donaldson Circuit of Popular Priced Vaudeville I QUIGLEY. 843 Adama Ave., Scranton. Pa. T^i^rnp, Frorpft M. W’ynne, E. V. ' Succeaafiilly bonking Tamlerllle laletil In Ohio. Wlaoonaln. Michigan ami Ontario. Real yamlevllle Harry B. Vstes. Wm. J. j aria ffantiug 1(» wwka or more miuaeciillve IxKikliig. WHITE Us. MA.NACEKS wanting gill mlgr i FOB SALE, Dirt Cheap—Jaiianeae ikdlliig Ball Thornfiin, T. F. Voknm. Bob I tamlerille lorforim-ra. WHITE US. TERMS TO MANAGERS ABSOLUTIil.Y FREE. THE OOMALD- , >Gaiiie outllt, complete, tahlea, balla. gie.la, Kdl Thornt»>n. F. C. York. CTisa. 80M B00KIM6 AGENCY. LTD.. Saite 410 Hodgea Building. Detroit. Michigan. ' tain ph4»ia>grapba ami other (teuiiy alot tnaehitieiv. T'bt aide walla. A hire.* C. R Tokl. Mnrata Ziegler, nick COLE, care Billboard. 1440 Broadway, N. Y. C Toinan. 4. R T.ade J R Zelger, Peter Ziegler. M. Dayla Tnpke, Caaper Zink Jesa S. - WANTED - Towl J.a. Zinka. Panna Trater Fiord WANTED! Pathe Passion Play a aecoDd-band Merry-Go-Rouml. Aildr,-*.. MIK8 Zobedle. Fred FOR mdored. 4 reel., with printe,! Icctnre by Stephen BROS., Porum, Oklahoma. W. Bii.b. ralliclral rliliiiea. Holy ('ity aoug j .llde*. otie "M'l of Religloiia Art Slldea. Kaat 4 FOR SALE—reela flim, titled. g<«al ondltloi. dress PLEATINGS I page h.'rald.. 3 alim-ta. one alnad ami (y aheet $tl*.(lO (ar reel, .’id.lkki San Franel-M-o i.«t card. kind., made to order on abort notice j llila».. llo.lMi for if daya, g’J.'i.fat for 4 daya. (IJ.tai n«T M I'iof machine, at one half jTlce Frank Adams’ I g.'1'.f tat (a-r we<-k. Ihla I. a bratul new ropy of ^nd for price l(.f. Work llnl.hed within MAYER SILVERMAN, 713 Fulton Building Pi! '*«*t»cd. French Dreaa I till. eelelM-atial tlltn, l.inglit by u. Feh. 6, liaii). Pittaburgh, Pa. _ *®*‘*08 Opera Blace, Cincin- ; ttiir regular laTvIm'. tt re, 1. for $rJ..V> a week. “•ti Ohio. IJ reel., V'Jtt a wm-k. Song alblea, .Vic a aet, witb ‘ Southern Show WANTED --Miia»‘um of Anatomy, In caa*‘. fot iiiii.ie or either kind of tvvaird. Referem-ea re road aho*-. Head. In tM»ic. with anatomy, niiial .|iitie,l. SOUTHERN FILM EXCHANGE. C. E. be In flraf-rlaaa cotnlilbin. .state what vou have Two or three (tmal IVrfonnera. man and wife lindall. Mgr.. 145 Main St., Norfolk. Va. T privilege for merry-go-round, Addreaa C. R. COLE, Billboard, 1440 Broadway. »lll la ll merry g.. r-oiml. prefernal. Thia almw never eloaea. I.mg eu- New York.___ R F T» w clarence harsch FOR SALE—Ml.lei B. Ga. (mini. 3.',.iai *■ D. No. g. . , . ZaneaTille, 0. gagetnent to right partlea. Salary nni.t lie low. tionii. balam-e C. (I. D.; three IP In. reela niiii. Jotiti llronek. cvirnet man. write. Callio|a> Play¬ f,-ali,re .iibjeela, gia.l cuiHlItioli, fit.Ik) eaeh; WANTED PtHinografiha placed In Penny Arcmiv one 8 In. rtad. *a>nilc. gi.al a. new. Vl'.’.lto, F-f .'iO on (wreentage; alao legitimate conceaaioni ••■•'•"one. man pie er, lady pr»‘ferr,>,l; one that dm-a wane act In roil ili.. in flrat. Salary no dgiire, hut de|.wll on ,'Beli Him: VI'J.iW ga» hiiriier for $'>.1*^. ffatrte,!. Tel. »vo S. Norwalk. Ct. Addreee Idg alaiw preferred. Addreaa FRANK ADAMS, C. (I D.. s.’.iai depoalt. WALTER H. PITTS, EMIL SOMNEKBURO. 88 S. Main St., Sontb i'OM, Ft! Wa^ne"ll,d ' Newman, Cal. Platteyille, Wia. Norwalk, Ct. Ttie Billboard FEBRUARY 20, 1909.

WjiHhintrtou SiH-icty (JirN. Walxm. mffr.; :iti li'J-7. (riii:;iS'bi<‘rs. nv^r.- IMtls- Salt I^aki' i’it>. I t.ill. *J‘J‘_*7. IS: Shaw lire Iji. lloM.'U 2'*; Krobn 21; South M <'iitiiith il fmii! itri. i luirjr. !*«•• ir» liM; Will** liutf. W N i . «--7. (lay Miisii lan. Jolni I*. Sloiuin. : St. .Mi’AIostrr 22; HkiuiiI;:<'o 211; TuUa 24. S«- BURLESaUE. .Mo.. 14 27. pulpH 2.7. DaroTiiorr 2b; Taliloipiah 27. Oirl at tin- ll«‘lm t Koa.l ('o.J. .X^kln Sinuor .Ma's Now Hii^bainl iKastonn. Harry Soott .i\ i‘o>ti r, .lolin (irii‘\« ^, tiif'r.: Nowark, N. IYIUOX^aJ-i.MUSICAL. Co.. Im-.. iii;:rs.: Kiil.iiiont.Mi. .\llili., 17; ('o., pro|is.: Wiirr.-ii. O.. 17; ('oiini'siit IH; .1 . 17 2o; IMiilailolphia. I'a., 22-27. r.altli- Crt.'k IS; Craiid K.nd.ls lit ;:o; llaiic Aslit diiil.i I!*; I.oralri 'JO; (Jrcfiiwlcli -.’J; ols aint Koilio**. i’h,i>. It. Aniolb, uij:r.; I'liila- .Vmorioim Tlioatrt* Oj^ora (*o.: San riaiiris.... Tal.. iiioiid. Itiil.. ;.'t. .T,i('k>on. .Mlili., I..iusinK Woost.-r Mllli'r>liiirK L*t; Ashland '.!o; Clil • blphia. l*a.. 17-2(1: Nowurk, N. 4., 22 27. .\nj;. 27-indef. L’!; 1!:'..\ Cltj Jl; Saklnaw L’.'i; Kliiit I’*!; Port raco .liiiu-liou I’li; Sainliisky 27. i,..\ M.ts.pioraihTK. Jok. l’l•lliIl^Ill. ui^rr.: Kan .\meriean Idea. Coliaii A Harris. ni;^rs.: Hr-MfL- Huron ‘27. M:'’s N<\v llns|i.inil (\Vosl<'rnl. llarr.v Srott ► as rily. .Mo.. 22-27. bn. N. V.. 17 27. liii'l tlncstioii. Askin Sin;;i‘r Co.. Im-.. incrs.: Co., props : Collad, 'I'rx., 17; Vlrtorii IS; ‘;m1i1«*ii i’r.H.k K\tra\a^anr.a <'o.. .laool.s A J.r- .XIaskaii. Tin* .I(»lin (’ort, nitfi .: Winnipej:. Kai'lno. Wls.. 17; .Iain's\ illo is: Madison Id; lla.v Cll.v IP; Wharton 2(1; Soal.v 22; I’.i ll*' riMMi. props,: •ltr; lliiiils Volk (Mty. 22 27. lb: Ihilutli. Minn., 2‘t; .Minnoapfdis 2124: St. 22 -J.'!; \Vlnid|H (;. .Man.. Can., 2."> ’27. villc 27. ♦ ;irls from Happy).imi. l.^»ii Ilurti^. in;tr.: Now Paul 27 27. Cii'ls of Colt)'dior;:. Chas. Krohnian. nittr.: Mallnt-o tilrl, J. K. .lackson. niKr.: I’awlins ^ ork rity. 17 2(»; llrfH»kl.Mi. 22 27. .Mii«rnk. 111.. ford. 111., IP; .Sprinttlicld 2d; St. laaiis. Mo., Mo. Ilini ainl I, lliirlit: & Soainon. nittrs.: Itnf iiij;is.: Il<»stoti. .Mass.. 17 2(»; Sjirlnk'lb lil 22 24; •Vii;.'. j:! iiiilrl . 22 27. falo. N. V. I,'. 2d. Albany, N. V.. 27 27. I ii^l.T Ilri.wn (K;isl« rtil, IliisttT Ilniwii .Vimisi- Cirl rohind tho CiMintor. with law KloMs. Sam Milo, Misohlof. with l.nlii Clasor. Sam S ,V (fills (»r tlio .Moulin l(oii;;o. 1^ lM<'k UltbT. m^r.; Co., projis.: lloiiiiiH. I.a.. 17; .M.ir;:.iii Cit.v 1,00 ShnlH‘rt, Ino.. nicrs. la'o .Shiiliort. Inc.. niKCs.: lllnoiiiiiiKton. III., l*l'o\itloiiro, K. I.. 17 2(1; r»oslo:i. .Mass.. 22 I*.; New ISonn I'.t; l.iifa.voltr 'Jd; Ciinvlto l.->-2o; Cincinnati, O., 22 2 17; Mllwaiik.c. Wls., IS 20. 21: l.ako Charles 22: Aloxandria Natili 'loldcii llnllcrii.v. with (iracc Van Slndiliford. Manhattan (iraiid Ojicra Co., Oscar iianiinor Hasii!i;:s. H.irr.’i. Itijr Show. Iraiik rnoman. rioclics 2t: Shrcvc|i; Monns' 2i:; Vick' Clia'. r.radlc.v, niitr.: .Montreal. Can.. l.'> 2d. stoin. inur.: Itostoii. Mass., 1.-1-27. iii^r.: rr(M*klyn, N V., 17-27. I'lirK Mhs , 27. tlrai.d 0|s-ra Co.. .Motropolitaii Ois'ra Co.. Mr. II inili-t of llroadwa.v, wllli Kdilio Koy: Irwin s Itlj; Show, I'liil I'aitlsi raft. in>rr.: Now llii'Icr iirown ‘(Woslorni Itnstor llrown Am. mt-rs.: |•hil.ldol|■hla. Pa.. .Nov. 17. In.lof. I.ano.i'lor. Pa.. 2d; Itr.Miklyn. .N. Y., 22 27. Volk ('ity, 17 2o: rrovbb iioo. K. |.. 22 27. Co-., in-cps.; lloustiMi. Tox.. 1017: Oalvo' Or-ind Opora Co.. .Motropolit.Hii Oiiora Co., Mlinlo World: SI. Josooli, .Mo., IP-Jd. lmpi*rli:-?.s. H. \V. A Sim Williams, injiis.; .\«*w Now York City, .Nov. 10. indof York rity, 17-2o; Newark. N. .1.. 22-27. ton IS-IP; P.oanmimt 2d; Paiostino ‘22; -Mar .Madam P.(illcrt1\ : Uiclimond, Ind., 17; fioshcn Lonv'vicw 21; Croonvillo 2.-i; Kt. 'Ir-ni'l OpiTa Co.. Osoar llammorstoln. mKr.: J'*ll> Hlrls. w. V. .It'iinin^rs. in^r.: (’hica*:o. Philadol|diia. Pa.. Nov. 17-. Indof. Maroollc with HI., 17 2b: linlianapolis. Iml.. 22 27. Worth 20 27. \lar<-ollc. with l.miisc OiinniiiK; Worcester. .lors« \ Lilies. J, I'roiisin. nitfr.: 'I'oliflo. o.. 17 I’.iiiH-h of Ki-ys. Oils Ihdlinor. mgr.. Claroii HELD, ANNA: See Miss Innocence. Mass,Mass. ip-IP-Jd.d- 2(1: In troit. .Mlt h.. 22 27. don. Tox., 17: Chlldro's IS; Qnanah IP; Vi i \<‘w lj w.-ds, Tho, \- Tiioir llnliy, l.oHlor-ltrallon l\4Mitu<‘ky Holies. Robert Cordon, m^r.; Hnnik non 2d: Wichita Falls 22; llonriotta 2:>; HOPPER, DeWOLF: See the Pied Co., priH's.; tv. C. Cnmoron, iiiBr.: CInoInnall. l\ii. N. V., 17 2b: Seraiitoii. Ta., 22-24; Itow'lo 24: I.awton. Okla.. 2.-C, Anadarko 20; Piper. o.,O., 1114 22-0:-0: cioMClo\olanil '22 27. Wilkes H„rn 27 27 Chiokasha 27. IlnrtlK A; .Smnon's Musical Coiin-dy Slis-k Co.. .Nathdial (>p<-ra .Matt Shoolojr, Knil kerlMH'kers. l>(Miis Kobie.Itoldo, niKr.:iii^r.: Ciiioinnatl.('iiieiiinatl, Hldck P.itll Troiihadonrs. ViK'okol .V Nolan, Waller 1>. Noaland. initr.; Now York City, Fdkomont, .S. It.. 17; Hillotto, Wyo.. is 2d: o.. 17-2b: Atlanta, tia..Oa., 22‘27.22 27. mtrrs.: Clarondon. Tox., 17; Amarillo IS; Indof. Shoridan ‘SJ-'J’i; Now CnstIo 2(1-27. Lid■ I l.lflors.Idfters. II.H. S. W(Mslhiill.WimmIIiiiH. mjrr.:mBC : New York Halhart IP; Triiddad. C,Shnliori, Ino., mttrs.;nittrs.; Now York Cltv. Majiiiji sties. Pro.lKretl IrwIrwin’s. ln-s. FrankI'raiik Hoffman.llorrinan. niBr.;ni;:r.: I.a.Innta. Col.. 25; K.x ky Ford 27. Indof. I.-,.2d.15 2d. Hohokon. J.. 15 20; Now York Cltv -22 27. Hnritomastor. The. Wni. P. Cullen, iiiBr.: So Hall Km Hoy*. T. J. ;.lorto:i. iiiB..: Wahash, (P.Mara. Joseph. In Pokbv Marhroo. IlrisiKs A (ilories in Ziiliiland. Harder ^ Hall, attlo. \Vash., 14-2(1; Tama 24-‘25; Viotoria. Ind.. 17; Shollijvlllo 25. Itiiiftwall. niitrs.: ChioHKo. HI., 14 2(i. ('Iileak'O. Ill , 17 20; Cleveland. (L. H. ('., Can., 20: WoRtmlnstor 27. Harris & P.arre-tt's .Musical Conn-dy Co., Itoa Itlaok ISoaiity; I-lttshurc. Pa.. 15-2d. noko. Va., 15 2d. POWERS, JAMES T.: See Havam. MoiniiiB. N'sxi aiol N'itthl. M. M. Thioso. m>:r. CAI-III I MARIP* Roue HoiuyiiKsniors. llio. Hois- \ Woloh. inttr*.: . Posly's .Musical Comedy Co., Cha*. F. Posiy. Washinttlon. It.If. C..A.. 15|.» 2(t;.ir, P.aKInioro,Ifjii I illltfl f, .M.41. If.,It.. Bettyr Doys ana, A*iiovlllo. .N C.. 17; Spartanl.iirc. S. C., I inttr.: Hoiildor. Colo.. Kov. It Indof. IS; (Vilnmliia IP; Aiisnsta. C.s.. 2d: Atlanta Prlno(‘ of To-Nlitht, .Mort li. SliiKor, ni|tr.; Cliloa M.irili (inis Ib-anti^'R. Amly lURr.: Cbl CARLE, RICHARD: See Mary’s 22 21; Anniston. .Via.. 24; Ilirminttham, 25; ito. 111., Fob. s Indof. r itto. Ill.. 1.5-2d; Mll vankoo. Wis., 22 27. Lamb. .Montitomory 2(1; .Motdlo 27 Piisl Piper with DeWolf Hopper, .Sam S. A Merry P.iirh-s inors. K. W. Chipman. nittr.; Kan PAWTHORMCAWTHORN, JOS:lOQ* See Little Nemo. Hall, Coortto F.. in The Amorl.an (lirl. s. I.ee Shuliert. Ine., mttrs.; Providence. K. I.. Sas City. Mo . 15 -20; SI. I.onl» ‘22 -27. 5^)1:7,7°^LI A K.I ^ 114 s. ^ A.L \y I *'• fV, brbp.. 4)wN, 1.. 1i, lowjintlft, 15-17. Woreest«-r. .Mass., IK; Waterlmry. Ml" New York, Jr.. K. A. Shafer, mttr.: Phil- COMCOHAN, AN, GEO. M.:M.. Seethe Yankee ys- Portland. N. Y.. 2o; Wavorh 22; Cidin., 22. adolphia. Pa., l.’i 2o; Jersey City. N. .1.. ‘22 Prince. F.lmira-'.Iiiiira 2:t:2;t: Andover.Vndover 24; Horn.llIlorni-ll ‘25;25; Wells Pollard’s Juvenile (l|M'ra Co.. J. S. Pollanl. Croalore Hand, Howard Pew, mttr.: Jaoksoiiville, villeille 2(1; Hradford, Pa., 27. mttr.: Seattle, Wash., 14 20. Moitv .Maidens. Chas. It.-iiiiols. mttr.: Kaltimoro, Fla., Jan. ‘20-imlof. Hnntintts. Four, (loo. I!. Nicolai, mttr.: Mil- Parsifal: Stillwater, Minn., 27. Md.. 1.5'2d; Philadolpliia. Pa.. ‘22-27. Curtis Mnsioal Comed.v Co.. Allen Curtis, mttr.; waukee, Wls., 14 ‘20; St. Paul. .Minn., 21-27. Pieklnits from Pnek; He Soto. Mo., ‘22. Ni w Century (llrls. John .1. Mcwiiihan. mttr.; (taklaiid. Cal., Jan. IH-iiidof. IIoneyiiKsm Trails Prinrvss Amuse. Co,, props.; Queen of the Monlin Koutfe.Thos. W. Ityley. l.oiii'Villc. Ky.. 15-2(1; Clnolnnali. (t.. ‘22 27. ( at and the Fiddle, ('has. A. Sollon, pro|>. A .Mort II. Slneer. tten. mttr.: Cainmet. MIoh., mttr.: New York Clly, IH'c. 27-lndef. Nittht (twls. Chas. Kohliison's. 1,n.Mis>n. A. L.I.. Wll-Wil- U^K'kfonl 27. Ind., 17: l{iehmimd IK; St. Marya. (!., lit; l\n. N. Y.. S20; FhilHiIHpbia. Fa.. bur A 4’o.. niprs.: Hoston.Hiwton. Maaji..Mass.. l.»27.ir» 27 Il.-nleriiiaiin. Joniib'. Chicago I,adirs‘ Hr<*hrstra. l.ima 2d; .Maii'tleld ‘22; Sandusky 23; Nor Fat Hab't> (HriH. Waltt^r (•risivi**-:. mjrr.: FtMiiinj;Miilni: Thro’Thro- thothe Il\p.Kje. S. E.K. Uork. prop.:pro|..: St. |i n. Hsilermsnii. mttr.: W«t. rl.si, la.. 15 walk 24; FlyrIa 25; Akron 2(1; Canton 27. (’hb’Hjro. III., ir»‘J(»; Miiwaiik(H>, Wls., 22 .losoph..liweph. Mo.. 17: Atehlson.Atrhlson. Kan.,Kan.. IK;IS; S<-d:iHa,St^dalia, i ‘Jo; Coder ItapIds 22-27. Itays. The. In Kintt t'asey. Stair A Nleolal, 4* Mo.,Mo.. 1!»;Ill; .loffprsonJefferson City 20.‘20. Hisili of Il.dlind. with Frank Haniels. Cha*. mttrs.: New (Irleans, I,a., 1.5-20; Memitbls. , a\L. IfOatit^ Sho\>, AL iii^r.: a ai i p i ^ ^d a ai ^ i_i i 4 Hrohman. mBr.; Crand Itapids. Mich.. 17; Teiin.. ‘22 27. Atlanta, ., 15 20; Hill's KnclUli Folly. UIpp A Harton. Hislriot Loabor, Frank J. Sanlam, in;:r.: Lako I'ltlslinrit. I’a., 22 27. uiL'rs.: Ni’wark. N. J.. ITi 2tt; Hobokon 22-27. 4'harb’S.Charles. La.,I,a., 17: OraiitfoOrange IS: Hr<*wnw h. l.’i 20; Fittsbury. IM., 22 27. AntonioAnionio 21124;2^1-24; Austin ‘25;2r»; Taylor ‘20;2t»: Waco.Wso’o iD''-- Valparaiso 211; Hammond 21; Pern ^ e. ..l « • Sybi’lFs Lombni Ibblos. W. S. ('ainplMbl. 27.J7. 2.>: Warsaw ‘2(i; Kalamar.. Mieh.. 27. SCHEFF, FRITZI: See the Pnma iiiur.: Milwaukop. Wis.. IT* 2b; (’liloaKo. 111., Kinory Mnsioal (’oinoby Co.: Franklin. T4*x.. In Panama, with Rotters Hri»., halwin .1. Cohn, 22 27. 17: Hoiislon IS-IP; S?.n Antonio 20-22. HHeans, I.a.. l.>-‘2d: Mobile S|H>rtiiiK Hays, Shnhert A Anderson, infers.: No Kir. A HartonM Hip llairly Co.: NVw Hrloaiis. FIELDS. LEW: See the Girl Behind Via 22; Montiroinery 2.1; Hirminitham 24; City, Sept. 5-lndef. t hatt'inoottn. lenn,, _i; Atlanta. (,.i.. _(l..i. Sidney, (Jeortti', in Hnsy Ixzy’nlaxy’s Bisalle,Botalle, StairSta the Counter. ^ I'."'! ItiiiiavCay (lirls. Peter S. Clark, mttr.; HirmIntt cAv*FOY, ^*Err?rfi'cEDDIE: Seecs Mr.lu Hamletlj i . ofx JANIS, ELSIE: See the Fair Co-Ed. A -Metdai. props.; A. \V. Herman, mitr.; ham. Ala.. 15‘2d; New (trleans. Ijt., 15 27. FOY, EDDIE: See Mr. Hamlet of Connellsville. Pa., 17; Altoona IK; Cumber¬ Kllt.v tire.v. with (!. P. llnntley. Chas. Frohman. Rialto Rounders. Have Kraus, mitr.: CoInnilins. Broadway. land. Md.. Ill; Frialerlek 20; Baltimore 22*27. niter.; New York City, Jan. 2.5-liidef. (t.. 15 ‘2d: Toledo 22 ‘27. Fair Co-Kd. with KIsie Janis. Chas. Itillimtham. Stnhliorii Cinderella. Mort H. Sinjeer, niftr.; New Itolliekers. It. F. Patton, niirr.; New York Clt.\. mttr.: New York Cltv. Feh. 1-indef. 5ork City, Jan. 25-lndef. 15‘2(1; ‘22 24: Albany 25-27. Fluffy'Inffy Ruffles,Rnffl.'S. wllh HaitleHattie W illiams. Chas. KndiFroli Kolb and Hill: San Jraiielsco. (al.. (let. ‘21.111 Set, Harton A WIswell ntfera.; Hast S1**, Neh.. 17; York IK; I.lnroln Itt; Crealon. mttr.: Itwliai, .Mass., 1.5-‘2d; llrooklyn. N. Y., Fischer’sischer s Musical ComtalyCoimsly Co.; law .Vniteli's.Antt.'Ies. Cal..Cal . ; Lil’ ‘ 1 v « .i u*' H* * -Hollies 2124; Omaha. Neb.. ‘25 '22 27. Indof.iiupxf j tie Kock, Ark.. It; rt. Kniitu IS: S4nith Mr- * ' • ’ S.'i-eiiad'-r'. Chas. R. .Vriiohl. niter.: S|irint:tield. Follies•'Olljes of ItMiK.IttdK. FF. Zlepfeld. Jr., mpr.:mttr.: Cbleapo.Chleaito. ; Alcster. Okla HI; ‘'klabom, City ‘2d-21: s,mu, Side of Broadway, with Murray A Mack. Miss.. 15 17; Alhany, N. Y., lK2d: New York HI.,HI.. Feb.Feh. S-Imb*f.K-lnd.f. (tuflirie JJ, Euifl 2.}; Arkansas ( ily. Kan., 24; x.i,’. ^tiir \»i«hvllle Ti>nn lfi ‘»b City, ‘22 27. I'iseher'inrher A& His KxiMisilionExixisiiion Orchestra:Orrln-stra: Heblinp. , \\i>-liita 2.".; Salina 2fi; Jnnetbm I’ity 27. <'linltaiUK(irH * * Sam T. Jack's; Wilkes Itarre, I a.. 15 17; S<-riin .Mleli.. 17; St. Johns Is; I.Hiisinit - o’"' ?7-‘^^;.rIs...L.b ’'1l"' -VeR^^^ StnbtMin. t imlen'R;,'ITimswa Amn»>. Co., pm,*. Ion 1S-2d. miir/io 20-21: Charlotte ‘22: lleiiPM ; Mi;i„ J oe • ' ''< Hston 2d. ,, sinper. pen. mpr.; San Franrtseo. Slur Sliow (iirls. John T. Baker, mttr.: lies ‘J.l;2.1; KalamaziMiKalamazisi 24; RattleBattle (reekCreek 2.i;25; Kalama Marietta _G. ... w..i.. Sser.niento •*•>. A*torls Ore ‘H- Moines. la.. 1,5 17; St. Jiwctih. Mo., 2.5-*27. Z'Mi7IK. 20-27.20 27 HHtle Nemo, with Jew. Cawthorn. Klaw A Kr- nto ... Astoria. Ore.. .4, Sam Hevi-re's Show. A. 11. Sheldiai. mttr.: Phil- Flower•lower of th.stli.'> Raneh. H. H.11. Fraxee.Fraxi prop.: lanper. niprs.: Boston. Mass.. Jan. 25 Feh. 27. ^,'1 k "' r,',: i- 7i,.erebl .'delphia. Pa.. 15 20; JiTsi'y City, N. J.. ‘22 ■ .Vnaeonda.Anaconda. Mont..Mont., 17; Butte IS;IS: IboiemanRoj l!l; Hlttle Miss Bine Bird. K. A. Harrinpton, mpr.: ‘ iVnl Minn ^4 iV- Minneaii' I.ivinpston 2d; Blllinps ‘2.1;‘2.'l; Kdpem.ait.Kdpennait. SS. H.,H.. HiiQnoln. 111.. 17; Marion IS; Amia lit; May-, SlrolliiiB Players. ,\lex tjoriiian. mttr.: Trov. 2.»;25; Ileadw-oixllleadwoiMl 2(1; I,eadI.ead 27. lield, ^Ky,. 2(1. Padneah 22. K.'iiiwd Ii-ns (Cos Kilwsrils'l Jeff f> Bern- N. 5 .. 15 17; All.any 1K-‘2ii, Forty-HveI-5>rty Hve Minutes from llromlwav.llroailway. Cohan A Kittle iloilie llinifiles: Iliitehinson. Kan.. 17. ‘ .t_ ‘ ' . , i',.,,ri"a III 14 17- Snrlnalleld Tr.s-a.ieros. Clins. H. Waldron, mttr.: Clii.-ntto. Harris,Ilirris. mprs.: Bath. .Me..Me.. 17; Ix‘wistonIcwiston IS ' Kaml.ardl Grand Opera Co.. S,..irks M Berry, i ‘ "1.. 14 17. S,.rlnRn. l.l III.. 15 ‘20; Ciiiciiiiiiiti. O.. 22-‘27. Portland J!i-2d;J!l 2d; Mmitreal,.MiHitreal, Ciiii..Cm... ‘22-27.‘22 27. mpr.; Seattle, Wash.. 15 211. Stroller' Portland Ore 14‘HI Chas. K. Taylor, mpr.: P.iwlon. FiftyKifty Miles from ItwtonBoston t(Fasterni. Faster,, i JCohan A ''*1.i Snimv SoiillI (.{ c ’R.s-kweir*'): Andover. Pa., Mass,. I.5-‘2d: ProvideiK'i'. R. I.. 22 27. Harris, mprs.: Tifflii, O.. 17: Tobslo ls-:.>ii; Falrvlew, Okla., 2(1; .Misiford 25. 17; Westtiihl ‘2(1. Thot'oiiithhrisls, Frank Burns, iiiftr.: Miniiea|x>lis. .Sandusky ‘2.!; I.orain 24; Frio. Pa., ‘2.5; .Innies- I.yman Twins, in Tlie Yankee Ilriimmers. I.y- Show (Jirl. W, W. Russell, mpr.; Albion. Minn.. 1.5-20; St. Piiiil. 22 27. towii. N. Y., 2(>: Honiell ‘27. nian Bros., mpr'.: .Macon. Ga.. 17: .Mllledpe- Neb.. 17; Coinmbns IK; Norfolk 19; Neb-lph 11'.-ivelers.^R. II. Williaiiison, mpr.; Alhany. N. i i-'ifty- Miles from Roston iWi-sterni. Cohan A ville IS: .Athens l!i: Piixlmont, S. C., 21; ‘2d. 1 . l.".-17: Troy IS-2d. Harris, mprs.: Hot S|irinps. .Vrk., 17-1S; Grwnvllte 2-'!: Spartanbiirp 24; Gastonia. N. Thrie Twin* (F.astern), Jos. M. Gaites, mpr.: I iirle Sam's Belles. Robert Mills, mpr.; Wheel- l.lllle Risk 1!l; Pine P.liiff ‘2(1; .Meiiipliis. ('., ‘25; Gaffney. S. C., 27. N(W York City, Jan. IS Indef. iiip. W. Va.. 15 2d. 2.:. .laeksoii 24: \.i.'liville 25; Cliat- I-o'n from Ib-rliii. J. M. Welch Amuse Co., Time, the Pluee .mil the Girl iKasternl, Askin Vanity Fair. Harry Hill, mpr.: RiK-hester. N. taiKSipa 211; Rome. Ga., 27. nurrs.: Vjinf«)iiv«*i. H. ('an.. 17-lk; Ib'l- Sinper Co.. Ine,. mprs.; llrooklyn. N. Y., V.. 15-2(1; Toronto. Out.. 22 27. lb Srattb* t!l- World Ih'atns. J. Herbert .Miiek. mpr.: Clove GLASER, LULU; See Mile. Mischief. 1.5 2(1; PliiUilelplila. Pa., 2*2.‘27. Time, the Pl.-ue and tile Girl (W’esternl. .V« land. ().. 1.5.2('; liiiffalo. N. V.. ‘22‘27. GUNNING, LOUISE: See Marcelle. Lanil or No«L H W. fSIb’kaiif. in>rr.: Altf^n. klii-Siiiper Co.. Ine.. mprs.: Konlsvllle. Ky., Watson’s Biirlo'ipiei'. W. H. Watson, mpr.: Gi .ir. Flori'iiee ill M.-irryinp Mary. Jules Mur¬ III., 21: IbiMin-ah. Ky.. 24: Ev.^ukvIUo. Iml.. Cl.'velaiid, O,. I.5-‘2ii: Piltslnirp. Pa.. ‘22‘27. ry, mpr.: l.os .Viipeles. Cal.. 21 ‘27. 15 17. I.exliiptoii IS; Cninmbns, tl., 19‘2d; Terre Haute. Ind.. 21; Greensbiirp ‘22: Koko MONTGOMERY & STONE: See the 111(1 ‘2.“.: Frm.kfort 24: Indiana|Mdls 25 2(1; Smith Red Mill. Bend ‘27. WONDERLAND THEATRE. OWENSBORO, KY. MOORE. VICTOR: See the Talk of ri": H.;^. sand HeHUh with Marie CahHl it Iiilel New York. .VrIlinr, mpr.: Chicago, Ill.. 14 March MURRAY & MACK: See the Sunny Thayer, (Ills It.. In The Faselnatinp Widow, Side of Broadway. Meore A Hisips. mprs.: Marion. Tnd.. 17; .Mnni'le IK; Vnderson 10; Rirhmond ‘Jd; Mad¬ Merry Widow. Henry \V. Kaviipe, mpr.: Pliilii- ison 25; HhsunInplon 25; Crawfords, ille ‘2(1, delpliia. Pa.. Jan. IK-Feh. 27. I.iifiiye»le ‘27. Miss IniHKS'iiee. with .Vnnn Held. F. Zlepfeld, Two .Merry Trani|is. MeVeni, A Vetter, mprs.: Jr., mgr.; New York City. Nov. .TO, Indof. Hiekman. Ky., 17; IlnmlHildt, Tenn.. IH; Manhattan Mit'ieal Comedy Co., Oliver .Martell. Brow ii'vllle l!l; Trenton ‘20; Gr -eiilleld. Ky., mpr.: Clileapo, HI., 7-‘27, , 22: .Miytleld 2.1; Prlneelon ‘24; Central City Miss Peltl.-oats, J. C. Patrick, mpr.: Freejiort. ‘2.5; Madisonvllle ‘2(1; Ho'ikinsville ‘27. Ill.. IK; Itelvidere 19; Rockford 2d; Klgln 22; Aurora IM: I.ixon 21;'Ottawa 2.5? I’ontlac ‘Ji'l! Stmt<»r ‘*7 A- lljirrlt*. inKri*.: Mnnchontfr. N. II., 17; MrFHfbb’n’j*.‘Faddeti s' Flats,Fla)«. Ibirlnnp.arlon A Wiswell.Wiawfll. mtsTi*.:mprs.; ' l•ortsmo(.(h. N. H.. lit; I>‘wiKtit, Mifh., 21-27. 'Pop f»* lln* WorbI, .1. M. AlltfK>'), iiiirr.: K\ an!* MtTry \Vlib»\v < \V»*sf<*rnL IlfMiry W. Shvhk^*, ^ilb*. linL, 17; Imliannfmliii ISi; Newark. (L. iiijrr.: ('incinnatl. (L. 1.7 2b: L«>uNviH<*, Ky., 24. 22-24: Lrxin;:lfm 27-2b: Ilanifltnii, (L. 27. TIitm* TwIuk (Wf»!*t«*rnL Jofi. M, (iaitt**. niKr.t Morry Wifbm (Tb»Ktf>n ('•i.l. II<*nry \V. Sav- . .r 4 4* * V-A/x iV I v. IbiwajcLu*.IiowajcLu*. Mlfli., 17:li: Ib'catiir,ib'CHtiir, 111.. 24. O.“ > •''■i I5m Many Wives, will. J.m Morris. MittenH.al

Manl.attananl.arran' 0,«raOis'ra Co.. Roht. II. Kane, mpr.;!mpr.; ; IdrMleh'"Ts’’o'’Mlel. IS‘’o ' Annapolis. M.I.. 1.5 *20; Cnniherland 2-2 27. ' Flrleli Mi.sVeal St.a-k Co.; I os Angeles,Aiipi-les, Cal.,Cal.. Merry Neyv V ork .Maids. Jiw. H. Tlionet. mpr.: indef s • . Pine llinff, ,Vrk., 17: Clarendon IK; Forrest City 19; Jon.'shoro ‘2(1; Parapmild 22; Hatess VAN STUDDIFORD, GRACE: Sc*See the ville 25; .Newqiort 24; Hot Springs 25; I.lttlele Golden Butter-fly.

I.!r7‘s Kan.r wH!;‘’‘Rle/.«rd Carle. Carle A& WILLIAMS, HATTIE: See Fluffy .Marks, mprs.: Chattaixaipa, Tenn.. 17; Att Ruffles. Iniita. Ga.. IS; Montgomery. Ala., 19; .Mobile WinnInp Miss, .V, Th

if Ox, Stair ft Nii-<>liil, iii|[r».: .N'orrulk, CiilhaDo Stork Co.: fort Mnroti. .Mich.. In.lcf I Jt); llk'liuioiiil 22 27. CiiDimiiiKa Stock Co.. Uut|>ti E. Cumiiii.iK*, Vokea. in Tlio I’roiiiotfrK, Stair ft Nl' iiiRr., I.yiin. .Maaa., Aii(C., 2!». iuilcf. iiiKra.: Sliarim, I’a.. 17; Krie IS; Curran Cuninty Co.. Koheri E. Walker, iiiirr.: a Kalia, N. Y.. lU; ItiifTaio. .N. V., .Navaaota. Tex.. 1.VI7; .Maaiaonvllle 18 2U. Cow 1 unchcr lEaateru). W. 1'. Mann, prop.; \\7iltx Dream. Frank McKee, tiicr.; Iloston, M. W. MetSee. m){r.: Linton, Inil., 17; liltann- Mass.. 15-.March 0. Held IS; llliMuninKtun lit; llcirunl 2<»; Erank- Win-, Wisnan and SonB. .M. M. Tlndse. inKf.: lln 22; Culnnilnia 2:1. ItMs.kl.tn. N. Y.. 15 2<). Cow fiincher (Central), W. E. Mann, prop.; \ ink«-e frlnct*. with (leo. M. Cohan. Cohan ft Harry Oordoii. niKr.: Lyons. Kans.. 17; lainicil Harris, niBrs.; Newark, X. J.. 1.7 2U; llnsik IS; fJreat Iteinl ID; Sallna 1!»; Lincoln 22; Commissioner’s Sale iMi. N. Y., 22 27. Abilene 2:1. V.>rl.c ft Adania In flayInB Hie fonles. It. EL Cutter Struck Co., Wallace It. Cutter, inirr.; Van E'errester. mKr.: Chicago. III., II 2u; (Irand Wert. ()., lo 2(1; Wabaah. Ind.. 22 27. P.apids. Mich., 21 24. Cutler The.atrv Co.: lierlrick. okla., 1.", 2; Dayton. ().'. 22 21; Ah'Hxar Stisk Co., Ilclasco ft Mayer, nigrs.: Columbus 27-27. Louisville, Ky. TERMS—$500 cash, balance on credi San Errnclsiai, Cal., Indef. Chorus Lady, with Uc»«e Stahl. Henry II. Harris. .\s Tohl In the Hills. W. E'. .Maun. pru|i.: niKr.: i'hiladelpuia. fa.. 17-27. SI.\, TWELVE and EKiHTEEN .MONTHS. This .\lc\ Story, mgr.: What Cheer, la., 17; Bux- Call of the North, with Kobert Edcson. Henry toii IS; Centerville It); Ottumwa 2*); E'ort n. Harris. niRr.: St. laaiis. .Mo.. 112(i; In' Madison 21; E'airtbid ‘.*2. dlana|M>lis. Ind.. 22 2.1; Dayton, (».. 24; Co- .( Itachelor'a HoneyiioMai. lesm (illson. mgr.: liimlius 2.7-2«; Tohslo 27. GREAT BARGAIN Wliiticld, Kans., 17; .Vrkaimas City IS; Eu¬ Chaae-Llster Co. (Northeriii. (llenn E. Chase, reka. H); E'r«-donla '20; lndei>endeiK'e 21; Ne- tiiirr.: Lltclifleld. Minn., 17'20; Wilmar '22- islesha '2.1: ('herryvale 24. .\rliona. David J. KaiiiaBe, nigr.: Albu<|ueri|ue, Convict A. 11. Wo: Trinidad. Colo., 21; fiieblo 22; Colo¬ Coindand Bros.’ Stock Co.. Ehl, mgr. rado S|irings ‘21; I.a Junta 24: Dislge City, Bvntonvlllc, Ark., 17 20; I Fourteen Acres of Highly Improved Kans., 25; Wichita 2tl; Ekiid, Okla., 27. .Vrliss. (iiHtrge, In The Devil. Harrison (Jr»y CariK-ntcr, E'rankic. Co.. Jon- Cradv. mgr.: Eiske. niBr.: I’lttabiirg. fa.. 17‘20; Cincinnati. I.owell. Mass.. 15 20; Lynn 22 27. Candy Kid (Kllroy ft Britton'si: Brisiklyn. X. Park Property Arrival of Kitty, C. .S. WIIUa(ns. mgr.: Ia‘wls- Y.. 1.7-20; Syracuse 22 24; Rcs-hi-sti-r ‘2.7 27. lowd. fa.. 10; IDuitIngdon 17; Tyrone IS; Cry Baby, ('has. W. Mercer, mgr.: Mt. Car¬ Clearlleld 19; fiinxsutawney ‘20. mel. III.. 17. American .Slock Co.. E'red R. Willard, mgr.: CowlK>y (llrl (Kllroy ft Brlttou'si. B. .M. Car- Situated on the Ohio River, consisting of a German Village, .Newark. O.. 17-20. tleld. mgr.: New 7'ork City. 1.7 2([; futerson. .(lien. Vieda. I.leldiT & Co., uigrs.; Chlrago, X. J.. 22-24; Tnuiton 25-27. Theatre, Bar, Restaurant, Shoot the Chutes, Scenic Railway, Chlrago Stock Co.. Chas. H. l(o,..sK.'iiii. nigr. • .(t ('ripple Cre-ek I EL J. Carpenter‘s(; Balti¬ OnetMita. X. Y.. 1.7‘20; Middletown 22‘27. Canals of Venice, Figure Eight and dozens of other devices, more. Md.. 1.7‘20. Channcey Kelffer Stock Co.. EVisI Chanm ev. (long the Kennels-e: Hastings, Xeh., 2((. mgr.: Coming. X. Y., 15-20; Cortland. •22 27. .(ngell's Comislians: fslestine, Tex.. 1.7-20. Amusements and Conces.'^ions. All of which make a perfectly .(t Suiirlie: .((trora. III., 24. Oo^man. Henrietta, Maurice Caniidsdl. mgr.: Washington. D. C., 15 20. BARRYMORE, ETHEL: See Lady Choir Sing*T, W. EL Xankeville. nigr.: Wapa equipped high-class PARK. For further particulars apply to Frederick. koneta. O.. Dl; IMiina 17: Middletown IS; BATES, BLANCHE: See the Fighting springtleld 20: Hamilton 21; /anesvilb- ‘22: Cambridge 21; Alliance 24; (kmneaiii 2.7; EUSTACE La WILUAMS, Hope. New fhlladelphia "2*1; Steutsuivllli- 27. BELLEW, KYRLE: See the Thief. Cook Stock Co.. Carl W. Cisdt, mgr.: Iloriii-ll. BURKE, BILLIE: See Love Watches. X'. Y’., 15-20; ETmira 22-27. Commissioner of Jefferson (irenit Coort. at Lcnisvilte. Kentncky. Baker Slcs-k Co., (Icsi. L. Baker, mgr.: forl- Climax, Joe Weber, mgr.: Elmira. .\. 7'.. 17. lan.l. Ore.. Sept. «. llidef. Cowls\v aihl the Thief. R. .1. Mack, nigr.: \-- l!eLi'e> StiH'k Co, CliHs. EL Cria 19; TojH'k.i 20; St. Jo«i-pli. Mo.. llel I eo ft Stone Stock Co., Itelaseo ft Stone, 21 2‘2. A PROCLAMATION! mgr.«.: Los Angides. Cal.. Indef. Cbose-Llsler Co. (SoulloTni: lli'aiimoiit. T,-x.. Iti'.|io|i‘s flayerw. H. W. Bishop, mgr.; Oak laud. Cal., indef. Choate Dramatic- Co., Ilarr.i Choate, mgr.: ** Independence Given” Blue Mouse, Sam .S. ft Lee Shutmrt. Inc.. Eoiiiilaln (Irc-en. III.. 22-‘2T. nigrs.: New York City. Nov. :{(». Indef. Cliamplin Stoc-k Co.. Chas. K. CiMimpliii. mgr.: In our selected LICENSED filir. service, no Independent filtris wanted. Prices Illiiiikall Stock Co.. EL J. Blimkall, mgr.: Roanoke. Va.. 1.7 20. to suit your income. 18 different subjects each week. fortland. Ore.. Sept. *1, Indef. CcHiiitry .Maid: Bloonitiigicm. III.. 2k StcM-k Co. (No. 2i, Carl W. Ccsck. mgr.: E.t. 17. Indef. Chrlc-hsvllle. (»., 1.7'20. Bowihdii S<)uare Theatre StiM-k Co., Jay Hunt, ('iMiiity Chairman. .Marx S. Xatlian. mgr.: mgr : Boston, .Mass., Inilef. Hiitc-hliison. Kans., 22; Newton 25. Machine Itimting. ELiiiiia, Co.. Earl Burgess, prop.; Erect Ollle.i, mgr.: San Antonio, T*“\.. Xov. OIXEY, HENRY E.: See Mary Jane’s 1.7. ludef. and Biirhatik Stes-k Co.. Oliver Morosco. mgr.; I.os DORO, MARIE: See the Richest Girl. Atigdcs. C.tl.. Indef. DREW, JOHN: See Jack Straw. l:urri>wes. Boyd. Drainatir Co.; E'remont. Dalrymple Conic-cty Co.. W. 11. Dalryiiiple, Xeh.. Indef ingr.: f.-ciinnia Canal Zone. Jaii. ll-Man-h 27. General ISurwocs! Slock Co.: Omaha. Xel>.. Aiig 2;*. Daiv'i of a To-niorrow. with Eleanor Kolison. Indef. Lleldf-r A Co.. mgr« : Xc-w York Citv. Jan. Bush Temple S*.: Charleston. W. Va., 15 E’rc-sno. Cal.. Indef. Dealers ‘Jo; Hinton ‘22 ‘27. Dora Thorne: BcMrdstowii. 111.. 2:!. Brown of H.arvard. Eat. \. Cassld.v. nigr.: Devil. The. Henry W Savage, mgr.: Ballimore. CIc-velsiid. O.. 14 20; Youngstown 2t-24; McL. 1.7-‘20: -VnnaiHiIls •22. Whc-elliig, \V, Va., '27-27. Dc-vil's Alieticin (Cha«. II. Yale‘«i. (1. Wise', Write for Billy the Kid. Chaw. H. Wiierx. nigr.. Chllli- mgr.: BlUings. Mont.. 17: Mllca< 47i.v IS; eolhe. O.. 17: Clrrlevllle IS; ZanesTille 19; Ulcklnann. X. D.. 19: Mundan 2ci; Winiilpc-g. CaiBou 20: Aslitahnia 22: Conneaiit ‘2:1; E're Can.. ‘22 21: Craiid E'orks. X. D.. 24; E'argo prices, etc cIcMiia. Y., 2.7; Corry, fa., 20; J a iiic-sl ow n. 25; W. Supc-rior. WIs.. 2<‘>; Duliilli. .Minn.,

Banker's Child. Hurr.v Shciniion. mgr.: fatter Ib-Iaic-ev. I.a'lgh. Siis-k C< SCSI. I.a.. 17: Morgan City IS; Hisinia 10; nurr.; (Hens E'alls. X V Tlill»alau\ 20. Licensees M. P. P. Co, Biinc-o in .Vrlroiia. J. L. Vercuic'c', nigr.; Clilea Davis. E'loreDc-c-. In ITidi-r tin- iln-c-nwcNNl Trc-e, FILM CO go. III.. 11-20; Mllwaiikis-. WIs.. 2127. R H. Dewey, nigr.: E'.alriiiont. W. Va.. 17: Big Jim. Hordlnic-r Brt-2-3-4 lewis BuKding. ntlsburg. Fa 17; ((ri-hard IS; Belden 1!); Randolph ‘2ii; (Iraflon 22; Maiiniiiglo:i -2:'.; Marllii'bnrg 2.7; I'jalnvlc-w •22: E'airfax. S. D,, ‘21: S|irlngHelil Hagerstown. Md.. 2(’: .Vniialsdls 27. 2.>: Tyiidill ‘21!; Wagiie-r ‘27. Davldso.i, E'raiik. ('•>. .Vng'da. Ind.. 2'2 21. Bnllis-k‘s Comedy Co.: Elkins. W, Va.. 1.7-20. Wash.. 17 ^o; Biille. .Mont.. ‘22 21; Billing, EOESON. ROBERT; See the Call of f^uiiH’ttMiKiltou G«i., G«h». K. Uohfti«M>n. tiii;r.: the North. X. .\t|.-cms. Mass., 17 -20; Xcirthamptoii 22 ELLIOTT, MAXINE: See the Chap¬ eron. Bri-nster's .Mlllloos. with ETdward VIh-I.-s, Er<'d erle Thomicson. mgr.: Trenton. X. J.. 1(1-17- K:isU*!Kt Way, Hiili Frauff's Starr. f*avi4t Kf lasjt n. lUL'r. Nt Y*»rk City. J in. f'' Irnlff •Xc-'V Brunswic k IS; flilnlleld 2o: N. ivbiirg. 35 ARTISTS - 35 NL Y . -22; S'-lK-m-etady 21; T'-oy 2.7: .Vlh.-iny Euipin* St*H‘k C*» E irl Sbmii'Ui''. iiiur W;it' r c.rui.. !»• . Jl. lll'L-r f: ijrlls!i Stiw k . Vriliur S Kriiuuf. iul't. : Brewster's Millions. C'diatt ft Harris, mgrs. ■ feiidl. t.ai. Hrc'.. 17: Walla Walla. Wash . MilHauktt'. W:** fl. Iiulff. Kv'in-**. rrjiulon S?*H’k <'•► . r»r;i!i*b'U EvitU'*. Angelo Vitale, the boy wonder, nine years’ old, IS; Mimc-ow. Ida.. IP; fnllman. Wash , -20 Sisiaane 21 ‘21: Wallace. Ida.. 21; Mlssoiil.i iiiisr. S til hf* It!!» f. Mont.. 27: H.-Ic-iia '20: Hreat E'alls 27. ni Hihf .l.iUf. Ifiiry t;r*MU. nmr K;tl;t*u»*Y. director. Ten talented soloists and double Ben Ilur, Kliw ft E^rlancc-r. mgrs.: Spoksie-. Nil... IS; Wlltuir V* Cn «• J** M ash,. 17'20 Butte, Mont , -22 21; Billliigv f\:in»»., ‘J.q: SfUf .t -•’» I*.»’*?•• K‘»t‘k IMi: -7 quartette singers. Leading American Novelty. c-rowii. K(rk. J. r. Mac’siilev. mgr ■ f'tlstii-ld KimI •»r till’ Trail Will:- !* J:». k-ui pet*; j M-i-s . 1.7--2CI- X. .\d-iiiis -2-2 27. .\ r.rfhaiu’v. iul'’ I .;»\\ rt-u-Mi** 15 17. Blm- Mouse- Ilmira, X. Y . 19-20. K;»n KUt r 1*^ \i(» iirc’tl. C p . -- -‘T. Open for parks and other engagements. Bhn- Mi lls.. iSoiilh.-riii: Cti-i-iivIH.-. S C 22 K«’*t I.yiiu** f ll« . K.' ^^^"TER. MRS. LESLIE: See Kassa. KnnT*80ii Slcfk . .I.u k !u;;r . M'- -ADDRESS- COLLIER. WM.: See the Patriot. -hrill. Tr\ . 15 1*0 ^®PBETT, JAMES J.: See Facing the Klw.vii. . Go KifUi , \ il 15 JO Mu^ic. FARNUM. WM.: See the Renegide. ^^^NE’ WM. H.: See Father and the FAVERSHAM. WM.: See the World Boys. and his Wife. ' antoii Sicsk Co Mllwuiik.-e, Wis .1.., Is FISKE. MRS.: See Salvation Nell. llld.-f, E'amll.i StiM-k ('■• flll-l..i>. I'l. D--. . II. u '7-ulr-il Stts k Co.: E\i-ri-l(. \V-sh ln.l. f, c ha|M-roii. with .Maxim- EH'olt, Ci-o. I (pi I- Carnival and Amusement Companies I'Ul, mgr.; New York ClH D-i- pi C. t. 2i> <

flulfport—S«‘a Shore; winter; Geo. W. Pierce, Beat t.»a Vegaa—*Roaentlial Hall; winter; (%aa. mpr.; ekitee 3.'>0; nudlenre 1,000. nnarntlial mpr.; akatee 190; andlenca IM. (Jnlfport—Great Southern; winter; Gace Clark, tllrer City—Roller Rink; winter; T. L. I^wa, mpr.. rare Soulkera Botel; nkaitee 300; mpr.; akatee 200; audience 900. audience (fUO. TVztco—Amueement Hall; winter and aomanar; LIST OF SKATING RINKS Park Kink, oo Beach; eonamer; Geo. Pierce, A. W. Howell, mpr.; akatee 00; aadleoea nipr.; ekatee !MMi; aodleoce 1,900. 900. COMPILED FOR THE BENEFIT AND CONVENIENCE OF Jackwin—^llrk’a Rink; k,.ete at.; winter; F. NEW YORK. Gllck. mpr.; audience 1,000. Macon—Cryatal Lake Blok; Sam WlUlama, Albany—Powera Brothera* Rink, Altro Park; Professional Skaters, Rink Attractions and all who are mpr. aunimer; Andrew I’owera, mpr. Meridian—nippoclrome, near Poet OiBce; win¬ Albany—•Audtiorlnro, Lark at.; winter and ter and aiimmer; I^ewla E. Crook, mpr.; P. aommtf; Tboa. Barry, mpr.; akatee TOO; and Identified with the Promotion and Perpetuation of O. Buz 284, Meridian; akatee 300; audience lance 9,«00. 700 ___Altro Park; aommer. .Natche^*Rlnk, Wall A Market ato.; winter; Brooklyn—‘Boo Ton. 12«-ia ^jckaway a^| the Skating Pavilion as an Amusement Institution _ _«_a^a am.! MtmanA** A. mCT. : John R. Rebel, mgr.: Audience 390. winter and summer; A. Ueyman, mpr. (Continued from laHue Ct Dt'ceiiilx-r .I, 1908. ( Pickens—'Palace; winter; U. A. Jackson, mgr.; skates 500; aadlence 800. skates .V); andleni-e 200. •Clermont, Clermont sve.; winter; Joseph P WeosoQ—Rink; W. H. Uarrcy, mpr.; akatea Fox. mgr.; skates 1,000; auillenre 3,500. KENTUCKY. Frederick—l*.ilace Rink, 12 West Fourth et.; 200. •Metropollttn, Bay A 92d sU.; winter; W. winter; Edward Ullver, mgr.; skates 250; Weatpolnt—New Skatlnp Rink; Ben M. Bxnm. C. Hunter, mpr.; skates I.OOO aodlence 600. Aabland—A. R. R. Amoaement Oo.; wlntar; O. audience 350. Buffalo—Palace Rink, 277 Maryland at.; Jaa. M. W’llde, tec'y; skates 250; aadienca 600. mpr.: skates 150. ITagerstown—Auditorium Rink, 82 N. Mulberry West Point—lllppotlrome Skatlnp Rink; R. P. A. Menzlea, mgr.; skates 700; andlence Earllngton—Auditorium, Main at.; winter; W. at.; wiuter and summer; Clyde llutzell, Duke, mgr.; skates 90u; audience 1,500. 5ck). C. McGury, mgr.; akatee 200; andlenca 600. mgr.; skates 2.50; audience 500. City Rink; S. A. Murff, mgr.; skates 100; Bnffalo^-Collaenm, Etlward, near Main at.; Frankfort—Capitol, Wllkeraon et.; winter; How¬ Westport—Westj>ort Palace Rink; winter; Ber audience 300. Jolin M. Browrn, mgr.; skates 1,000; and ard Jofanaun, mpr.; akatea 200; aodlence nard Winkel, mgr.; skates 600; andlence lence 200. snti. 3.000. MISSOURI. Cknandaipna—Bemls HaU. 74 Main at.; winter; Bopklnarllle—*B. B. B.; winter; John Bnllard, 8. C. .McKechnIe, mgr.; akatea 160; aud mpr.; akatee 200; audience 800. MASSACHUSETTS. BrookOeld-'Tonng’s Rink. Brooks A LdTlnpaton fence 6W. MS.; winter; F. R. Youop; mpr.; andlence Lexington—Collaeum, .Main at.; winter and Boston—Park Square; winter; L. W. Bowen, College Point—CoUepe Point Rink. Grand are tiimnier; Roliert Geary, mgr.; akatea 990; 900. and 12th at.; wrlnter and summer; GraM mgr.; skates 3,000; audience 10.000. Cameron—Rink; winter; Thomas Reiner, mgr.; andlence 1,000. Brockton—'Palace, Main A Da rid ata.; winter; Lace, mpr.; skates 190; audience 200. taxingtoo—.Mammoth, 117 B. .Main at.; win¬ skates 100; aadlence SOO. New York—'Cooper's, Sea Beach Walk; «im- Chaa. C. Fltagerald. mpr.; akatea UO; andj- Carterrtlle—Clayton Bros.* Rink; Chas Bchmuck. ter; Bishop Clay, president; skates 6U0; ence 1,600. mer; skates 900. aodlence 1.200. mgr.; skatM 200. •Metropolitan Rink; W. O. Hunter, mpr.: Fltchburp—'Wbalom, 117 Main at.; summer; Kaneas City—Coliseum, 30th and Main its.; LoniSTllle—Whit# City, White City; sammer; akatee 1,000. W. W. Sarpent, mpr.; skates WO; aadlence winter and summer; 8. Waterman, mgr.; Lee L. SUnmooa. mgr.; akatee LOOO; andl- New York Roof; O. J. Pomona, mpr.; okatas 900. I skates 1.400; audience 1,600. enee 2.V). 1 000 ; Holyoke—Appleton, Appleton at.; winter; C. Conrentlon Hall Rink, JSth and Central ave.; . . _ txHilavIlie—Kontalne Perry Park Rink; summer; Fonrtecnth Street Rink; akatea 600. W. Raellffe, mgr.: skates 800; andlence TOO. winter; Louis Sbouse, mgr.; skates 1,0(X); skates l.0(M); andtenre 250. Clalrmont ave. Rink. Brooklyn; W, 0. Hmi' Holyoke—'RacklilTe Hall, 262Vk Appleton at.; audience 8,(KK). *AodltoilDm, 947 Third at.; wlntar; Jtdm O. \ ter, mpr.; akatea I,9. L. Rink, Mala at.; wtntar; ■ ! A Rlcbardtsm, mgra.; skates 100. Jalalat. Milan A C^mndelet sts.; winter and Manchester—Pine Island Park: D. A. Galla¬ mer Moth, 421 Mata at.; akatas 800. gher. mgr.; skatea 400; audience 600. Raleigh—'Skatlnp Rink winter: G. B. Lceeh, mimmer; akatea 200; andlenca 800. 1 Owosso—'Armory, West Main st.; winter. ' mpr.; akatee 225: andlence 800. St. Charles. WaMiinptao are.; wlntar and Menebeater—'Mechanics, Lowell sL; winter; N. Pambatl, mgr.; skatea l75; audience 800 i Daniel A. Gallepher, mpr.; ekates 600; and- Raleigh—'Glenwood Rink, Will Forest at.; win¬ anmmer; leldore Israel, mpr.; skntca 790; Reeding—'Bsrre'a Rink. Michigan st.; winter, i ter; J. T. Wiggins, mgr.; akatea 120; and aodlence 60il. I lence 1.900. I Perce Borre. mgr.; skatea 150; sndlenee 900 , lence 150. BL Charles, 738 8L Obarlea aL; wtntar and I 'Rollaway, Bridge at.; winter and sinnmer; , Sanlt Ste. Marie—Sno Skating Blok, Ridge st.. I Walker A Rlchardacm, mpra.; akatea 200; Rocky Mount—Hancock and Hooker Rink; win Rinimer; Jack Nelson, mpr.; nkatea TOO; I I W.; sommer and winter; Geo. O. (Tomb i! andlence 190. ter; Hancock A Hooker, mgrs.; skates 200; andlence 2.1Mi0. I mgr.; skatea 400; audience 2.000. i I andlence 300. Cky Park 0>ltsptMn, Metalre Rldpe; winter I 8L Joseph—'Silyer Beach; anoHner; H. A. Tom 'I NEW JERSEY. ! ScatesTiUe—Opera Rtnk. Boat Broad st.; wlntar; and summer; 8. L. Jacobs, mpr.; akatea piston, mgr.; akatea 600; audience 400. B. L. rianapan, mpr.; okatas 200; aodlsoas 400; audience 4.000. I Atlantic City—'Moore Bros.. Mlaaonrl are. ,500. Boardwalk; anmmer; Moore Bros., mpra.; i Shrereport—Down Town Rink; winter; Fdlla MINNESOTA. | SOO. 9 non Wlnaton—'ArmoiTj Sd A (%erry ata.; wintas Lewis, mgr.; akatea 900; andlence 900. skates 400; andlence 2,000. and anmmer; J. D. Terry, mpr.; skatos i20: .Albert Lea—'Roller Rink, 118 8. Nrwtoo oL; 'Tonnp's Pier, Tesinemce ave. A Boardwalk; winter; H. 8. GUmp, mpr.; okatas 290; aadlence 400. MAINE. audience 600. WaablDpton-'Amnaement Sink; Mala aL; whs- mfrr.: VkatM 600; aadimce 16»000. t#r and mummer* F C mmw t Bast Anhom—'Lake Grow# RoUaway, Lake ' (Trookston—Audltorlnm; aummer and wlater; 'Y^’a S^w liar, Ark.nmi. A Boardwalk; rtati MO^SJSSiIce250; audience TOO.TOO “*' • Grore Park; mimmer; John J. LaaAer, mpr.; ! C. A. Hitchcock, mpr.; skatea 400; aod winter and aonriDer; John L. Tounp, mpr.; akatea SOO; audience 1.900. lence 1 ..V)0. akatee 600; andlence 10,000. NORTH DAKOTA. Lewiston—•City HaU Boarcl

Prlncrw. Walmit Hllto; winter; H. B. Bmlts. Trtado—'BelleTue, Bellerue Park aummer; J I Greenville—'Russ Hall Rink, Market Square; mirr.; akatra riOO; aodlence 1,000. ^ McCormick, mgr.; akatea 750; audlaac* BOA CONSTRICTOR GIVES MAN Sarth Side. 3720 Sprinc OroTe af*.; winter wliitiT; W. C. McCarthy, mgr.; skates 300; audience .500. CLOSE CALL. and aiimmer; F'rank Kelcbrath. prt^.; Jaa. •Prlncena, Bancroft and Cherry ato.; wlntar. Caaer. n;er.; akatea 500; audience 1,500. llarrliilMirg—Chestnut St. Rink, Chestnut st.; Jamea Slimna, mcr.; akatea 900; audicnee wliiti'P; A. C. Young Amusement Co., W. ; Ifualr Hall Rink; winter; A. J. Blabop, mcr.; Fred Willlama, sn attendant at the winter- C. .Mootly. mgr.; skates 550; audience 4.000. quarters of Bert J. Putnam. Buffalo. N. Y.. akatea andlence 2.500. Uhrichayllle—Princess, Water at.; winter; H Haxleton—•Roller Palace; Mjuuner and winter; bad a very close csll from death. February 13. .Vreland—*Buclid Are. Roller Rink, 14TT ■«- skates 200; audience 500. J. W. Reinhart, mgr.; skates 400; aud¬ due to the bltt*s and strangling colls of a boa did are.; winter; Jotin Wetsel, Jr., mcr.; UrtMna—'Erana' Rink. East Court at.; winter ience 600. constrict>r. weighing 110 piainds and being 19 lAatca .500; andlenca 1.300. ^nk Eyaiis, mgr.; skates 130; audlenc* •Victor. 2329 E. STU. at., 8. B.; winter; A. Homestead—'Homestead Roller Rink; winter; P. feet long. S. Ponltner. mgr : skates SOO: andlence .300. With one of the attendani'a anna between n. Parker, mp.; akatea 1,100; audience Wapakoneta—•Opera House. Auglalte at.; win 800. Jeannette—Eagle; winter; Altmann A Smellier, Ita tawa In a vice-llke grip, the reptile waa pre¬ ter and summer; Edwin TImmermelatrr, mgrs.; skates 2.5l>: audience 300. >x,laaibaa—Andltorltnn, Ooodale at.; winter; Ine mgr.; skates 1.50; andlence 300. paring to entwine Itself about the unfortunata W. Huff, mcr.; akatea 1,200; andlence 4,000. lohn«iown—l.una Park; summer; Fhll B. Can nian’a body when other employes went to hla aa- Armory, E. North at.; winter; v.apl Held, mgr.; skatea 400; andlence SOO. alatanee. Aa It was. Willlama was severely Amitli’a, North 4tii at.; winter and aaouner; I R. Limb, mcr.; akatea 160; asdltttet Oeo. W. Smith, mp.; akaten 1,000; aa Andltorlnro, cor. Main A Jackion sts.; win¬ wounded and was obliged to go to the Emer- ter; Phil. E. Caafleld, mp.; skatea 1.000; geney Mospital fer tr.”.tmenf. trace 550. Youngstown—Auditorium, 480 W. Federal at.; ' >Vialiortoii—Main Street; winter; R. H. Jonea, audience S.iatO. The show csrrles half a doaen monster boa winter; Samuel Peacock, mgr.; skates 800; I l-ancaster—Rocky Springs Kink. Rocky Spiinp oicr.; akatea 000; andlence 600. audience I.SOO. ' constrictors and the one which attacked tha Park; summer; John Blrslnger, mp.; akatea attendant was the biggest of the group. 1^e Main Snwet; winter; r. L. Pniir, mcr.; akataa Zaneariiia—'Elite. 8. «th at.; winter; Albar S.V0; audience 1,000. 800; andlenee 1.000. snakes are usually kept In a Mg Mate glass Oe^ Box 133, mgr.; akataa 600; aodlaae* oartoo—'Lakeetde Park; winter and aommer; People’s UInk. People’s Park; rammer and case, blit hecanae one of the big baboons, also Jamra Kirk, mcr.; akatea 1,000; audience winter; J. R. Peoples, mgr.; skatea 050; ' carried by the show, smashed the case with a OKLAHOMA. andlenee .3.500. Mow from a elnh several days ago the transfer :^banon—Palace Rink. Hth and Willow ats.; of the boa conatrlctors to a win- case was nec- Majeatle, 227 8. Main at.; winter; Frank Van Ardmora—Rr^al. W. Mala at,; winter; Joke Wormer, mcr.; akaten 400; audience 400. winter and summer; I.. J. rhamberlsla. l-ssapy. Mchde. mcr.; skates 800; andleiica 1,500 mp.: skstes 8.50; Andlence 1.000. ’’Tie reptiles have been withont food for aex- Cart Urerpool—Eaite. Sixth at.; winter; Job Ekild—'liutlcdon. 12th A Motuoa #U.; winter Manley, marr.; akatea LM); audience 300. Lawlstown—Smith’s. Fee Nantlcoke—'Criterion. Shea at.: winter; Harry snd after mneb difficulty sncceedi-d In releasing 325; audience 12.000. Weller. mKr.; akatea 250; audience 700. Culp, mgr.; skates .300; audience 1..500. him. Oonrentloo Hall; winter and rammer; Capt Xackaiai—Oeacent. Main at.; winter: F. A. New Castle—Coliseum Rink. South Mill st.; A hnrrled exsminstlon showed that Wll'Isms' W. O. Ament, mp.; akatea 500; ao41«oc< Itiif. m(tr.; akatea 200; audience 300. winter; Jas. Mooney, mgr.; skates 4tN); wrist was terribly chewed. Blood was spurting 3.000. andlenee 1.600. from 2? distinet nonetnres In *h«» w-i«t The Kratnn—•('hamplon. W. Franklin at.; winter; J. Sapnipa—Lneele. 124 W. Dewey at.; winter anc R. Urinnell, mcr.; akatea 400; audience 300. Norristown—Palace. Ang A Market ata.; win¬ msn was weak from loaa of blood before reach¬ anmnier; E. C. Wallace, mp.; skates 200 ter; John D. Hayes, mp.; skstM l.OOO; and- ing the Emergenev Hospital, where the woundi Imicastir—220 W. Main at.; winter; A. H. andlence OOO. Lewla, mer.; akatea .330; audience 500. trae* 2 200, were eanterixed. ihie doctors say there la dang- Sooth McAlrater—Rink, Choctaw are.; winter Pittsburg—Eypositinn, Exposition Bldg.; win #-r of Mood poisoning. (ahana«—Armory; winter; 8. N. vmillanm, and rammer; W, S. Ambroae, mp.; akate* ter; John J. Bell, mgr.; skates 5,000; aud After his Inlurles were attend.-d to Williams mcr.; akatea 100; andlence 350. loo; andlence Soo. lenee 12.000. n-tnrned to the nnarters onlv to meet with a sec (jma—Majeatlc; winter; Harold WlneralUe, Sulphur—Vendome Rink; winter anti summer; i Plttsbnrr—Diiqiieane Garden; winter; A. S. Me- ond aeeldent. Me wnp as..ls*tnn |n ♦•onfing a mcr.: akaten 300; andlence 800. Vendome Amuse, Co., mgrs.; skates 150; i j Swiran. mrr.; Ice skatea 4.000; rollers 4.50; sick baboon when the animal bit Williams M- I.oraln—Ciena Rink. Glena Park; winter and audience 730. ainllence .5,000; artiflclal Ire rink. mrelv In the P-ft thumb. Tlist wonn-t la not anminer; A. W. Giendenninc. mcr.; akatea OREGON. thought to he serious. 500; audience 300. I' Traction Roller Rink. 3318 Penn axe.; win Baker City—Maae, 5th A Center ata.; W. A ter; C. R. Jenklnson, mgr.; skates ROO; ImidooTille—Bender. N. Water at.; winter; Ar andlence 1.000. tliur May, mcra.; akatea 200; audience 400. Rowell, mp.; akatea 250. Andltorlum. Larmer A Broad ata; winter: NOTES FROM THE SELLS-FLOTO Manedeld—Caalno, 18 W. Fourth at.; winter; Portland-Expnsltlua Sink. 19tli A Wasblngtm B. E. Clark, mgr.; akatea 1,500; audience Tlin Rotxrta. mcr.; akaten 200; audience tts; winter; E. J. Arnold, mgr.; tkatet SHOWS. .hk). #50; andlence 2.000. 750. The Oaks Rink. Oaks Park; winter and snm Oollaenm. Market at.; C. R. Klnktnarm, mp. Marlon—Royal Roller Rink; Caaaedy A Smuck- Everything Is moving st the wint.-rqnartera er. mcra.: akaten 500. mer; J. A. Randall, mp.; akataa 2.00( Philadelphia—6fh Regtment Armory Roller Rink audience 2.500. 20tb A Montgomery axe.: arlnfer and snm- , and hx the flrsf of Match everything will he Marietta—Henrietta Rink; winter; Oeo. B. WU- mer; Standard Amnse. Co., mps.; akatea In readiness to take the road. eoo. mcr.; akatea 200; andlence 300. Bntala’a School of Skatinc; winter; Prof J. C. Botala, mp.; akatea 500; aodlenc l.OOO; andlenee 1.750. Onr general manager, Mr. W, F Franklin Mt. Vernon—Roller Rink. E. Hlch at.; winter; MIO National, lltb A Catherine sts.: axlntei*: Joa. took a living visit to Phleagn. Mr. Wagner has Otaa. Jonea, mcr.; akatea 2oO. PENNSYLVANIA. Gordman. mrr.: skatea 800; andlence 4.000 h.n*n ronOned to his h-‘d for a few days. We Vapoleon-Napoleon Rink. Scott and Maine ata. Central, llth and Arch ats.; John H. Tyman, hare mlsso#i hla smiling eonnti-nance around winter; J. M. Rieger, mgr.; akatea 250 AUratown—Adelphla. I.elilgh at.: winter. 3 mp.; skates 400; andlence 1.000. wlnteronarters. audience 500. H. Flowers, mp.; skates 600; aodlcae> I’hllln-00. Predestine, mgr.; skatea SOO: audience 500. 8t. Marys—l.ycenm Amusement Oo.. Rood st.; ' T. J. W"son. who has charge of tire co •Palace, 134 Cedar at.; winter and aummer winter; James Harrlgan. mp.; akatee 100; honso for the roming season te'ts me It will summer; B. Mays, mp.; skates 200; ase C. Colllna, mgr.; akatea 400; andlenct andlence 1..500. he one of the flnjst eqiilpjied on the road. More 600. lenee .500. Icottdsle—Ellsworth: winter: 8. R. Rntherford. power to Atonk. Bristol—Colonial Rink: winter; Chas. B. Burns New Philadelphia—•Tnacawaraa, 8. Broadway tt>cr.: skates 1.50; andlenoa 400. Billie Curtis, oiir boss canvssman. with M* mp.: akatea 300; andlenee 1.000. winter and aommer; Frank Taylor, mgr. Somerset—Somerset Roller Rink. Main st.; win- ;: assistants. DMch Whity and Slim Rogers, s^ •ketea 300: andlence 1,000. Bellefonte—Armory Rliik. Spring and Lamb ter; W. II. Kantner, mgr.; skstes 200; aud working overtime to get his new patented corn N'llea—.kroola Rink, Aron Park; aummer; Joa sts.; winter; RIrbard Taylor, mgr.; akatea lenee 400. rings ont. ^ • .w SOO; andlence 2uO. We»<. mgr.; akatea 1,000. Tamaqna—Walker’s Rink: winter and aummer; , Wlllford Emhb-ton. who had charge of the Brookrlllo—Casino Rink; winter; H. W. Eng Plqu^'Lyrlc. 8. Wayne at.; winter; Too Geo. I eRy Walker, mgr.; skates 400; aud- !! lights for the .Tohn Robinson Sh-iw last aeason Tboman. mcr.: ekatra 250; audience 800. lito. mgr.; akatea 350; audience 600. lencs 700. rlvcl this we.‘k. romeroy—'Rnd’a Rink. Union Are.; winter: C ConnellsTlIle—Caslnn. Pittsburg st.; winter: Tamaqna—Manilla Groxe Park: snmaner; J. D. | .Tames Deverean. onr boss sail maker. Is ou*y C. Byrne, mgr.; akatea 1.V); audience .500 Claybsugb Bros., mgra.; akatea 100; audi¬ Holt. mp.: skatea too; andlenee 700. iwadsvs getting the tarpaulins n-adx for a ■ Peerleaa. Second and Market ata.; winter ence 600. Tarentum—Nixon Rink. Corhett at.; winter and the wagons. ,, Gleaann A Rmertch. mgra.; akatea 250 rhamberst.iirg—Armory, Main and King its.; summer: Jos. S. Skirball, mgr.; skatea 300; Watch ns move this season, as we play all andlence 100. winter; Adolph Shafer, mgr.; akatea 300; audience 500. I'ortamouth-Auditorium, »th A Chllltcotbe ata. ■ ndlenoe 800. Union City—Cooper’s. Main at.; winter: B. 11. winter; Frank 11. Emericb, mgr,: skate 'olnmlda—Armorr Skating Rink, Walnut at.: Cooper, mp.; skates .500; andlence 800. 500; audience 400. winter; E. C. Shannon, mgr.; akatea 3U0; Cnlontown—l.ycenm. Pittsburgh A Peter sta.; ktlem—•(•l(d>e Rink, Pry at.; winter; J. B andlenee 1.000. winter; D. 8. I.ogue, mgr.; skatea 350; aud ABRAMSON ITALIAN OPERA CO. Kay. mgr.; .300; amllence 400. taaton—'Buahktll Park Rink; winter; Geo. ■ lenee 70<». ON THE REEFS. ■■“‘Kiaky—Majeetic Rink. 110 Lrwrence at. Sctplo, mp.; skates 800; andlence 1.200. Wilkes-Barre—Armory. 8. Main st.; W. O. winter; Jfit March 1. All mall •hmiM be ad the l.lneoln Square Thestre. New York. Feh- ; r1ro«*e4 to the Knickerbocker BnlhMnir. Rofim* nisry 22. He will apis-ar In a sketch called ’ 127. preTlon* to March 1. after that to The Man Who Dared. j Ponca City, OkU. DOROTHY DONNELLY TO STAR. MAUDE FEALY ENGAGED. Dorothy fVtnnelly will be starred next sea¬ son under the nmnagement of Henry B. Harris Ml** Mande Kealy ha* *lan»‘4! a fire year*' In a new play which la being srrltten for her contract with B. K. Forr»**ter and C. M. Pope. by Henry Mawaon. Mini win be atarred nnder their manaffemeBt. 42 X ti e Billboard FEBRUARY 20, 1909.

His-v, Johnnie, Chas. F. Blaney. mgr.: Bustun, Lion and the .Mmise (A), Henry B. Harris, Monte Crislo Coliimhia, Tenn., 25. ROUTES. .Mass., 1 4 26; Newark. N. J.. 21 27. mgr.: Ottawa, HI., 17; Streator 18, Gales Man and Ilia Mali-, with Hilda Spoiig, L. S Herman, Selma. Barton A Wlswell, mgrs.; Chi¬ burg 19; Bock Island 20; .Moline 21; Daien Sire, eigr.: Unffiilo. N. Y., 1.7-O. fn.iii -i.*-1 cago. III., 14 26; St. Liaiis, .Mo., 21-27. |s>rt, la., 22; .Muscatine 25; Washington 24; Morg.iii SliM-k Co.: Jefferson City, Mo., 22 Himmelein’s. Johu A., Im|ierial Stisk Co., It. Ottumwa 2.7; Centerville 26; Albia 27. DRAMATIC F. Himnielein. mgr.; .Monessen. Fa., 15‘26; Lion and the Mouse (B), Henry B. Harris, Message Friaii Mars. .Vnrora, HI., 1!). Kultoii Stwk C<).. H. Kultoii, lUKr.: l.lu- Morg'iiitown, W. Va., ‘22 27. mgr.: Austin, Tex., 17; San Antonio 18 F.); ' Mnrrb'd for Money: Greenville, Fa., 17. «-<(lii. Nell., (»ct. 14, Inili-f. Ilimnielein's. John A., Ideals, L. .V. Karle, Houston 20; Galveston 21; Beaumont 22; NAZIMOVA, MME. ALLA (Reper- mgr.; Lisk|sirl, N. Y., 1.7-‘26. FigbtiiiK I’arnoii, \V. K. Mann, prop.; Harry Lake Charb's. La.. 25; Jennings 24; Lafayette toire), Sam S. & Lee SHubert, lnc.» CbapiH-ll, mgr.; Konl.ni, Mi<-li., 17; i'mitiuc Haim lliiiison Co., Louis Iteis, mgr.: Brunswick. 25; .Mexandria 26; .Monroe '27. 18; l.ajMHT rj; 1 »rt-t linron 1!<»; Muiirut; T-. Mo., 17; Carrollton 18; la-xington It); Kieh , Lion and the Mmise (C), Henry B. Harris, mgrs.: Philadelphia, Pa., 15-20. Krankllu Stock Co., K. .1. l.HKK.: Springtiehl, 111., 14 17; I’eorla Higgins, David, in Capt. Clay of Missouri. 2.7; Wilkes-Barre 26; Scranton ‘27. i Seaby ‘20; Bay City 27. 18-20; K. .St. Issils 21-22; JeffjTson City, Mo., .Stair A Nli’olal, mgrs.; I’aterson. N. J.. 1.7-17; Love Watches, with Billie Burke, Clias. Froh . North Bros.’ Coiinsllans, B. J. Mack, mgr.: 25; Coliiinhia 24; .Macot; 2.7; Brooktielil 2U. Brooklyn, N. Y., 22‘27. man, mgr.: Boston, .Mass., 1 27. i WaterliHx, la.. 1.7‘20; Cedar Rapida 22‘27. Kaiist (Kosal)el .Morrison's): Itoeky Ford. Colo.. Haywaril, Grace. Co., Gcai. .M. Galls, mgr.: l,y<'iaim Coimaly Co., .VI. S. Kvaiis. mgr.; ; North Bros.’ Sim k Co., Ira Swisher, mgr.: 17; Triniilail IS; I’neldo 10-2)1; Victor 21; (julncy. 111., 15-27. New Smyrna, Fla., 15-20. IVllalre. ().. 15-26 Henderson Stix-k Co.. W. J. K. K. Henderson. Coloraa., 10; Savannali 20; Cliarl)*ston, .S. C., 22; MACK, ANDREW: See Sergeant Our Own Stix k Co., M. E. Ulce, mgr.: Fort .\ngnsta, (la., 25; Colnmliia, S. C., 24; (Jreen- Ind., 17; His-kville 18; Ix-banon 19; Ixigans- port, 20; Wanki>gan, Ill., 21; Belviib-re 22; Devil McCare. Wavne, Ind.. Sept. 7-lndef. ville, N. C.. 24; Spartanburg, S. C., 26; Ashe¬ Our New Minister. Jiai. Conyers, mgr.: Prov ville, N. ('.. 27. .Marengo ‘Jit; DeKalb 24; Sycamore 2.7; Bo ' MANN, LOUIS: See the Man Who chelle 26; Beloit ‘27. Idcnce, K. I.. 1.7 20; Trenton. N. J.. 22 24; For Her Cliihlrim's Sake, H. It. Travis Ainus<‘. Stood Still. Vineland ‘2.7; Biirlliiglon 26; Lancaster, Pa., Co., mgrs.; Wore)-st)T, Mass., 15-20. Human Ilearta (Fasteriii. W. F. Naukeville, mgr.: Sbiney, ()., 17; .Marlon 18; Ixiraln 19; MARLOWE, JULIA: See the Goddess From Sing Sitig to Blherty. Chas. K. Blaney, { On' the Frontier. Bnrgm-r A -Vlton, mgra.: mgr.: CI)-veland, (»., 14-20; Buffalo, N. Y., Akron ‘22 24; Youngstown 2.7‘27. of Reason. Human Hearts (S'outheriil. W. F. Naukeville. Marlon. Va., 17: .Vbliigdon IS; Bristol, Tenn.. MASON, JOHN: See the Witching 19; Joliiison City ‘20; Elizabethtown 22; Fent,erg St>s'k Co., .: i Flaming Arrow il.ineoln J, Carter’s): Kansas Fiireka. Ctah. 16: .Miininiouth 17: Itichtielil Braini'rd. .Minn., Fidi. 8-lndef. .M. Osterman. mgr.: Galt. Can., 17: Gnolplt City. Mo.. 14 20. 18; Manti 19; .Mmiiit Fleasant 20; Fphraim Man from Home, with William Hodge, l.iebler A 18; Stratford 19; Wixxlstoi-k 20; London 22; Fals<' Friends, J. Jones Johns4Mi, mgr.: Newark. 1 ‘21. Co., mgrs.: New York City. Aug. 17-lndef. St Thomas 2.'!: Chatham 24; Petrolla 2.7. N. J.. 1.7-20. Hortiz, Jose|di. W. .M. Gissiwin. mgr.: Fhiladel- Manhattan Stock Co., Jack Parsons, mgr.: Find¬ Owosso. Mich.. 26; Ann Arlmr 27. First Violin, .\nrora. III., 21. phla, I'a., 15-20. lay, O., Indef. Orphenm St

: ^ir \lii5on SI.: Frankfi>rt. Iml., 15 shen. Thomas F , Fiahnn >V 11.arris. nii;rs.: |i,> I nal'-r S-.nllo-ni Sklas iCa-ntrala. Hairrv Ii's-l JO: -- ‘St. I roll. Miiii.. 1120. A iilili'.li St.ia-k Caa., M. .Ab 'Til*-ina-iii-f-ky, mar.: Firkar. pi..p. mar : .Mtal-a. Fa . 17: Ca-nier H' 1..V .Mimnlatii Fxiirc-i*. Klliiil i Carzolri Am Va ri ant In the Hasis.- (W.-sl.-rn a. Siini S. A I.a e F|.ilaili-I|.hla, I'a , Jan. Id inil.-t’. villi' IS; |-.airtii'lil Ha; Itiirlliaaton 2aa. A "iiiii;. .1 iiiii-s, I'l F.rown of Ibirvaril' Cb-ae- r,t, prop'i.; K. K. I'oiiil, iiicr.: Uftroll. .SliiilsTt. In'-., iiiitrs.: Iiaytam, o., is-20 I na-ia- T.illl's Calaiii aSla l<.an-s C.aa-.|1. .|.as. .\. Ml. h.. 15 I’ll. •«ol,| Into Sl.iva-ry. A. J. Sp ... nii:r.: n..Iy bin.l. It., II -Jo: AVI.. AV. V.-i . 22 24; Fa-ltz. naar.: .Ma-alfa.ral, Ora... 17; Crsnts O'vi'l'. «illi J. \V. \V Ji ffi raoii. S. \V. oki', .Mass., 1.5 17. A oniiast.'« n. It. 25-27. IVi'S IS; Kiia.-m- 2a.. A’oiina ltn(T:ilii, Clia-. 1’. itlana-y. mar.: Ibiter aliN. mcr: TallilinsMM'. Fla.. 17; Tlintiins ■IpiHin. r Wall lek F.. : Tyl. r. T.-x.. 22 •2iV liie;.' Ti.iia's Cabin (Stetson’s C.asl.rni. I.as.n son N. .b. 22 -27. rill*-. IS; Wa.x * r.>**** I!»; .\ll*.iiiy 20; ■ahailows of a Crial Fil.\’: N.-»ark. n.. Is. W.ishbairn. naar. . M im-ha-*ta-r. N. H. Is Vi-n Ai-ii-i'ii: Itr.'VvnvMM.il. T.-x., 17; Touiple M iron 22; •Viiirrlrii'i 21; Monttfonicr.v. Ala., -li-iatiant li.-vll .Ma-Far.-, w.tli ,\n.lr.-w Maik I’nala- J..»h Fa-rktn-: Rsla-silna-. Tax.. 2:. IS; i:r.ina*-r 19; Klirin 29. 21: s.1111:1 2%; .M.rnlliii. Mii-a., 2t>: itiriiiint; Fortliiiial. .Ml-., IS. \ al*-na-ia Stas-k Caa.; S.in Fraan.-isa-.., Cal., Sa-iat. Zi-ki-. till- Ci.nnir.v F.irk It. Fn-nflss, mar.: ..im. .Ma., 27. Th.- Rattle, with Wilton l.ai-kavi-., I.ii-til.-r IJlnalaf. Clillilr.M. ’Ti-\.. 19; .Ainarlllo -.’ll; lialnvlew Hip Van Winklo, v.'llli Tlirw. Jofft*>ni!on 211; Now llavon 27. Trlpli-tt. 'Vni., Co.: .Savannah. Ca.. F'-li. s A'lll .ae Aiaaabamal: .Atchisaan. Kata . 21. n.iiriroil Itoliln. with Fliniiiicoy (tloott. .\nKii<- inalef. IN U. S. A. 01.1 I’lfoii. iiiKr.: I'oiiKlikoo'iiHlo. N. Y.. 17; Travi-lina Salesman (.\l. Hi-nrv It. Harris WHITESIDE. WALKER: See the Troy IS; Srhoiit'otaOy 10; .Mhany 20; Ftlca mar.; Ni-w York (ity. Aiia. i" Indi-f. Melting Pot. ORDERS FILIED SAME DAY AS RECEIVED. 22; (Iswou'o 211; Watprlown 24; Uomc 25; '|•lollsdale Rros.’ Stock Co.: Ci-.lar Raiil.ls • lions Falls 20; Ilonnlncton. Vt.. 27. la.. Imlef. WILSON, FRANCIS: See When Koiiinl I'p. with .Maii.xn .Vrlnicklo. Klaw * Kr i' niiiest A Sunshine (I'l.slei n a. w. F. M rin, Knights Were Bold. I insor. iiorrs.: Kansas lity, .Mo., 1.5 20; pria|i.; Kilwin Fa n-lval. mar. ; Iti-rwii-k. I’a.. WARFIELD, DAVID (Repertoire), • •nialiH. Noll., 22 27. 17; RI.Hainshnra IS; Hanville 19; Siinlniry 20; David Belasco, mgr.: New York R cht of Way. with iliiy Stan.llnR Sc Thcslore Miim-y 22 City, Jan. 11-March 6. Ti-in|s-sl anal Sunshine (Ci-nir.-ili. W. F. Mann, Iti^H'rts. Klaw A KrlaiiRi-r. iiiKrs.: lloiivor, AA’aral. Fanni*-. jeas. Itrasaks, mar : Na-w A'ork prop.; Riehsral Chapiiiaii. mar.: (ii.irl.-rol. Fol., 1.5 20; Fhoyonno. Wyo., 22; (Irooloy. City. Feh. s-lmlaf. Fa.. 17: .M.monaaliela IS; Cann.vnshnra 19- Fol.. 2.i: Itouhlor 24: ('olorailo Springs 2.5; AA’aral Camie.ly ♦’<).. Ilnah .1. Ward. mar.: Shana- W.iyni-alaiira 2 of the lllll. A. U. Iioor. mitr.: R.Hlica Thri-e of Cs. W. Cross, mar.: (iarkslmra. ertacles. lara<‘ crystal lenses. Fer don.. ti'r. N. 5’.. 15 17: S.vrarns*' lS2o. W. Va.. 17; Wi-sten is; Sistersville IP: .St. AA’hat Kvery Woman Knows, with Manila- .Ailains, Marys 20; Ni'wark, O.. 22. Chas. Frohm.-in. mar.: New York CItv. Ila-i-. II.dll; (M-r CriisH, 319; sample sent for 15c. Raelnim, Judith. Itnrroll H. I.vall, ingr.: Oo •2’t indt-f. AA’e earr.v the best sellers In AVatohes. Jew iinirsion. .Ailela'ile, In Tin- Wonnn’s ll.'iir, shell, /ml., 17: Smith lloml is; I.ajMirto III- •“Iry. Cillery, Optical OimhIs and Novelties. Franels X. Hoiie, mar.: Mlnnea|salls. Minn.. WinnliM-a Dramatic Stock Co.: AA'lnni|Ha. Man., MIchisan (ity 20; Karine. WIs., 21; flam ( an.. Oct. 12 inila-f. Hamlet A Co., Veteran and F. Willard Watch¬ niond, Ind., 22. 14-17; St. Fanl is-Jii; St. Feter •22: .Xllia-rt AA’oman’s AVay. with (Irace (Icorae. AA’m. A. I.am 2!; Owatamna 24; Northfia M 25; Ri-cj es. VA’e also are C. S. Aaents for Hamilton Ra Rraily. mar.: New York (ity, Feh. Id Inili-f SKINNER, OTISi See the Honor of WIna 2d; Roeha'ster ’27. lors. the Family. Travelliia Sali-sinan (Iti. Hi-iiry It. H irr'«. AA’iilfe Stock C.a.: Joiilin. Mo.. Ana. •’Mi-lmlef. SPONG, HILDA: See Man and his incr.: Clova-rsvllle, N. V.. 17: Iti-nninaton, AViilfe Stis-k Co; AAiehita, Kans., inili-f. GORDON & MORRISON, Vt.. IS; Nairlh Adams. M-i —.. 19; Tria.v. X. Mate. AA’isalwaril Stock Co.. I). D. AA'isulwaril. mar.: 199-201 East Madison St, CHICAGO. ILL Y.. '20; Clens Falls 22; Cra'ivllle 2i: Rnrl- Kansas City. .Alia.. .Ana. 21inili.f. 3TAHL, ROSE: See the Chorus Lady. Inalon. Vt., 24; KInaston 2.5; Xi-wlmrc '2*1; AA’iaalward Slock Co.: (Imnha. Xi-h.. liali-f. STANDING. GUY, & THEODORE Fonahkei psle -27. AA'iaht ’Thi-alre Co.. IHIIIaril AA’iaht. mar.: ROBERTS: See the Right of Way. 1 hroiiah Ih-alh Valle.T, tins. R, Crane, mar.: AA’hite Lake. S. D., 15 21; Chanila-rlaln 22 STARR, FRANCES: See the Easiest I.oiilsvllle. Ky.. 14 2o; .St. I.ihiIs 2I 27. Way. I’lmrslon, Howanl. Maaieiaii. Dinlley Me.Xdow, Winninaer Rros.’ Sto<-k Co.: Ft. .Aladison. la.. mar.: Minni-a|M>]is, .Minn.. 14-2I; Chieaao. ll ‘2l; Itearilstown, Ill., 22 27. SOTHERN, E. H. (Repertoire), Sam in., 2l 27. Wilson. .Al. II.. in When 01*1 New York was S. & Lee Shubert, Inc., mgrs.: Salt Ti-xa« iKasternl. Itroailhnrst Sc Currie, mars.: Dutch. Sidni-y R. Kills, mar.; .AltiKina. Pa., Lake City, Utah, 17*20; Denver, Col., Imlliniiaolis. Iml.. 1.517: .Vknm, o.. is-20; 17: Fnnxsntawney IS; DiiRols 19; Rradforil A'lSiriastown 22 24; Wlos'llne. W. Va.. 25-27. 20; Janiiistown. X. Y.. 22; Titusville, Fa., Ti xas (Westerna, Itroiilhnrsl A Currie, mars.; 2.!; 1)11 City 24; Franklin 25; Tarentiini 2d; Samson, with William F.lllette. Chas. Fr.ah South (iileiao. III.. 14 17; .\nrora is. Ma-KeesiMirt 27. man inirr.: .New York CItv. Oa t. lt»-Fi‘h 27 i lirei- Yi-nrs In .\rkansaw. Fera e R. Ih-nton. AA’yoiiiliia (!irl. AVm. Wamsher. mar.: Maaon Sava y Sloa k Fo.: Taoimia. Wash.. Imlef. prop.: (Jrant's Fass. lire . 2ii; Mi-ilforil 22; City. Xeh.. 17; Rmken Bow IS; I.ltehm-ld 21. Salman Stock Co.: Hamilton. Out.. .s,.nt 21 AA'illiams, Lottie. Chas. K. RIani.y. mar.: S. Imh'f •Vshlaml 2.i: Ri-U Faliiff, Cal.. 25; Chiisi 2d: Valli.Jo 27. Chieaao, HI., 21 24; Sprlnadelil 25 27. >hirli-y, Ja-ssle. Stock Co.: S|sakane. Wash.. ihat Stork Co., I>. (Itto HItner. mar.: Wau .XiiK. Id indef. AA’ldillfl-111 Stock Co., W. T. Royer, mar.: keasn. Ill.. 1.5-21; Kenosha. Wis.. 22 27. Cram! Islanil, Xi-b., 15-17; Ilastlnas bS-JO; Stanalard 'rhealre Stock To.. Frcal IMrcv mitr • Tnnii-r. (i.iri. Ira W. Jaeks.iii. mar.: Woon Kearnay 22 24; York 2.5-27. liillaala-lphla. I’a.. Sa-pt. 12 linli'f. sel., lS-2ti- Taylor Stock Co.. Robert Tayhar. mar.; Mer Co., Inc., mars.: St. Loiil.i. Mo., 14 20; Chi- 1 illslanre, 22 27 cer. Fa.. 15 2i. caao. Hi., 21 27. S|««.ner. Cecil. Chas. K. Itlana-y, -mitr.: At n-.lef. The. with Kyrie Rellew, Chas. Fr<>hmsn. AA'idf. T’lic. Frank W Nason, mar.: Sherhrooke. Iinlii. (la., 14 2il. mar.: Chieaao. HI.. 15-27. Qoe., Can., 17; (Jnebcc is 2i. s.ial All. .Moik, Theatre Co.: .Vvoca. WIs., 1.5- Wolf. The, Wells. Diinne A Harlan, mars.: Thief. The (S(M'rlall, Cha«. Fradiman, mar.: Size 24x.3d. lilea. X. Y.. Id 17: Klmlra IS; A’ounastown. Fortlaml. ire.. 14-17; IIiN|nalni. AA’ash.. IS; S.ivaee Kins. I/oComt,- Sc Flash.r msrs. .Ma. O. . 19 20; Cantam 22: I.lnia 25; Ft. Wayne, AlM-nleen 19; lilympia 2>; ’Tai-oma 21 ‘22; Aic- -THE- rianna. Ark., 17; Clnrksilalc. .Miss, . 19: Iml . 24 25; Kalamaziao, Mieh., 2d; Maalison, tona. It. C.. Can.. 2il; A’ani-onver 24 25; Reb '.reeiullle 20; Arkansas (itr. Ark.. 22 ; Wll Wis.. 27. Ilnaham, AA'ash., 21; Kvvri-tt 27. •lotl 2:t; Monras-. I.n.. 24; Rustam 2.5- June. Thief. The IKasternl. Chas. Froliman. mar.: Warreiu of A irainla, with Frank Keenan. Da ton City. Ark.. 2d; Klaloraalo 27. ShellayvlIIe. Ina!., 17: Cadiinihiis IS Ora'ens- vid Heiaseo. mar.: .AHIwaiiki-e, AA’ls.. 1.5-17; E-Z CHANGE Sli.phard Klnit. with Wriitht I.orlmer. Wm. A laiira 19; Analerson 2*: .Miinele 22; .Mariam 2it; Davenport. la.. IS; Ih-s Moines 19 20; Kan Ir.iaiy. incr.: Ma-niphis. Ta nn.. 17.20; CIn Kokomo 24: KIwooal 25; Frankfort 2d; Craw- s.is City. Mn. 21-27. LOBBY BULLETIN •iiiiiatl. u.. 21.27. favraisville 27. AA’hltniaii's (’.aim-'llans. Jack Roselclah. mar.: Si* Hiapkins. with 'Rose Madrllle. J R Stir Thief. The iWi'sterni. (iias. 4'ra>hman. mar.: lllllslKaro. Tex., 14 21; ('i>r«lrana 21 27. Ilna. ni?r.: Kansas (ity. Mo.. 14 20; St Inalepenalenee. Kan.. 17. Caaffeyvllle IS; AA’itcblna Hour, with John Mason. Sam S. A STOPS l>wils 21 27. Chaniile 19; lavla 2i; Ft. Scavtt 22: Llherty bi-e Shubi-rt. Inc., mars.: Boston. Mass., Sinanthearl: Raarrr Fills, Fa 2o 2.i: (iintam. .Mo.. 24; Saslalla 25; Rasinevllle 15 27. The IVople. also the dally expense of a BIfn S'roni.o.r .s,.y. » i,|, .xn ,ie Russell. WacenhaU 2d; Caaliimbia 27. AA’itrhina Hoor 1 AA’i-sIcrnl. Sam S. A Lee Shit- Writer. It Is pertaetual. t*o simple your of- aV Kaniisr. mirrs.; St. l.aiiils. Mo.. 1.5 27. Twaa (iri'lians. Will H. Xieholson. mar.: Xarna- tiert. Inc., mars.; Sleiilaenvllle. lb. 17; New Hi-e bo.T can set your hllb AV’rlte for full ds- S'l'alhm. Nell. with Mrs. Fiske, Harrison doehes. Tex.. 17; Carrison IS; TImpsa.n 19; Fhlladelphla. Fa.. 1!b sa-rl',itlon anal prices. THE BOTTEMBEHO- I.ra-y Fiske. nier.: ( hleaipa. 111.. 15 27. Rns'ln. l.a., 20. AA’ihitlre. with I.llllan Russell, Jos. Rrooks, LABblE MFG. CO., 144-146 E. m St.. Chi- acre Ai ra-s, .\liller A- Rhelnstra.m. mjers.: Den Tl'aker. Jtae; Chieaao. HI., 14 20. mar.: Chieaao. HI.. 15-27. esco, ni. ’^• r. Col., 15 2t»; Triiiiilaal 24. Taliaferraa. Kdith, Fra-alerlo Thaimpsaan, naar.: AA’In-n Kniahts AA'ere Rolil, with Franels Wll- ' *iaa Pelani-y. mcr.: CartervHle. Savannah, (la.. 15 17; .Macon IS-19: Caahiin sivn, ('has. Froliman. mar.: Nashville. Te-.n.. III. la: Hi-rrin IS; Hni^inlii 19; FaMiltirvIlle Ians 21. 17; Kvansville. Ind.. IS; Terre Ilanta- 19; JO; St (iaarles, .Mo., 21. Toyniaker's Dream. Wm. C. Cushman, mar.: FaMiria. HI.. ’20; St. Fanl. Minn., 22 24; Min -: ULMS Foil RENT :- '*''".maki r. The, with la w Wela h. Howaral knid. Hkla.. 17; Kinaflsher IS; F.l Ra-nav 19: na-apolis 25-27. I-wa rs, nurr.: Fata rsam N J., 1.5 17; Roon Chickaxha 20. AA'orlil and His AA’Ife. with Wm. Favershain. MACHINES. ACCESSORIES ■'•n IS; llarkettst.aw II 19; StraHlalsIaliri;. Va.. Traaisdale Stock Co,: .Austin, Minn.. IS 20. Frank J. AA’ilstach, mar.: AA'ashiiiatoti. D. AND SUPPLIES. C., 15 21; Fhilailelphia. Fa.. 22 27. -1; Raadini; 22; Harrislaiirit 2.1; Fialnmhia 24; Thavrns Sc Ora-iae lll.assonis: .\kron. <».. 25 27. STANDARD FlIAI EXCHANGE '\as| (i„.*,,.r ..a.-,; Fhasnlxvllle 2il; WilmlnK Cnaler SaHithern Skh-s (Westerna, Harry Doad AA’hen AA’e Were Frlemls. Wm. Marau1i-y. mar.: 'St. Fiirker, praap. A mar.; Saaiiih Rend. Iml.. 17; (ireenstiiira. Imb. 17: Litn-rty IS; Lidaanon, “House of Quality” '■illy Hanlad; Walla Walla. Wash.. 17; X. KIkhart IS; Cohlwater. Mieh., 19; Jarkson «b. 19; Miihlletown ’21; AA’ilmlnatam 22; Sa¬ 79 Dearlxirn St., C'lionico, III. I aklliia IS; Fllensliairi: 10; T icaania 20. 2>; Chieaao. Ill., 21 27. bina 23. ■r'iiiit In the llaaii*- iKasternl. Sam S Sc Cnala'r Saaiithern SUta-s (Kasternl, Harry Das>l AA’hlteear. AA’. Clay T. A’anee. mar.: Di>w- P^'* Philadelphia. Rarker, nrop. A mar.: Riitlanal. Vt.. 17; aalao. Mich., 17; Imlitnapolls. Imb. IS-’jii. (iranviile. X. Y.. IS; Saratavaa 19: ISaaiah- Wolf. The: Nebatnivllle. (b, 17; T.alicaster IS; WAMTED -Tents and seats for medicine show,

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IP*I %| W. L. Eok h»B op«*nace|,ace for the remainder of the Sve lap*lap. i'yy1'yy y.j fKtitll’ thtit gtfft' 1(Wkk11(1 Kearney; C. tirauger, aecoud; P. llruch*. of old Tom Price, 1 trapper and acoot, whose' ^ Newark. .N. J.. clalmeil to have broken the [ j,.\oi a Scotia, third. Time, 3;u3. comlurtalde home I* wituated within a short I The I lai* I* the name of the new pletni^ world’* n-cord for one mile, hla time tn-lng , uue-uiile Handicap—Won by A. E. Taylor, distance of of the Wuymaii*. Hetty, who had ; opened b.v Mwar*. ItevllI ;{.5_ .Monday night. Fehniary 8, and on 1 koik Athletic Club (bu yardat; K. P. Bome of the advautagea of eastern school*, but i " . j ."'’ii.?i .L'*'’’. j Tnewlay night. Clan-nee Hamilton, of H<»«ton. n^vtoa. W’auderer*’ Ilor-key Club, m-cood (80 who bad foriworu all the pleasures of a aooial i '’I’ J®"'!'*!'’ "^le theatre, and only the best of S|n*a.. rednoal Mason’s to 2:48 .3 5. iDil on j W. M. Taylor. New Vork .VlhlelR- Club, life lo be with her father on the fnmtler. waswaa ' shown. ; Thursday night. Rmlney Peter*, of St. I.oul*. | muj Vsrdsl. Time, 3:01 3-5. rather lui|>resm-«l with the haudsunie young Mo., in the one mile championship event rert. Pa., was second, ami ' Harry Kaad, of Chicago, buaa. T. H*li«, or own land and (irovide her with a bome. Skating Rink News I Jack Wootlward, of I'lltshurg, third. 1 Milwaukee, Wla., and A. H. Audwaon, of Lnli» A ah;alow crept Into their live* in the shape 4> go. lue we»leru atara, returned Uome froiu of Pill Horn, a half hreerl Indian scout.acout. Through J. T. FIT2GER AJ_D’S LETTER N'PNip Melxer,Mclxer. Stuart firmer, Hugh filllure,fillluce, and Moulieal, w her* theyiue> endedeuiien tkeirlaeir chaiu|>luDshlp<.uaiu|Muu*u.i> dealings Hill had wHhwith 'romTom Price, he encuntiten-lenconntere-1 ___ ' ' E-E. I.lndla-rg.I.tndiM-rg. the team of crack roller skaters a.|iliatluusa.|iliatluu* In the East. Ihe western hoys, 1al-^ •ml fell In love wlih the old trapiier’s lieautlfiil Chicago’s curler* returned from the firand Elnk. Journeil to Valiiaralso. though ihey did not win any of the champli^M^ daughter. Cimlldlng hla love to 'her father he RaX ?.MIeM ^naid“^^^^^ We.In..a.la.y night when- they com- put “P ^ waa met with such a atern relmff that be was' «,,n four enna In the single ring event Hoi in’l'il In a one-mile exhibition race. fiaraer have not had any Re to tram «“ •» (*•« r".r ; Th-fer SJ^U^n. RJi!!.rt"m «ml 'vicKay' w^n. , ^ aa.te.. r.cJ“’‘:re call.5:?' ne“I Jwt. and his visits h<I «l»»Knw. Scotland.av* ssaaoia.., Jan.•'•"V 10.—The CanadianX.nu«.4inii year lUat Lhic-gor r _ will ‘‘“'f« fa.»K »“ nf ttkaa lAUrMllt mentmclit to JiuiJim Wayman. Then all the hatmlhatreil amiand siot \larv*am..*..-. Canadan.,.....!.. ttH»k the Dr Itohl!u*»«i ciin. defeated the Lanarkshire province curl Kaad aud t laUer lUe punwn Jealona revenge of his Indian nature came to the j rtie were a grLt an^^^^^ • twelve-rlnk match hy a score of 184 luauh race*. *0 they did Dot com* hack *mpU he determined to have the girl hy | Uaidila has a flue lot of curler* who have l>een : hauded. fair means or foul. In many a contest In the last few years. , , The same team defeated the I.och I.even prov- , ♦ Allying hlmaelf with a certain Slonx chief ; + Inoe player* on lebmary 11th In a six rink | iniwsukee. Wl*., still ha* the IrtenlToo not far from the settlement of Ihe whites, he Strong winds preventevl ski Jumpers entered "'’•K’n *1 Crosstnyloff by a score of 104 to .52. . goldiug the western outdoor chsmpiuu>hip*. If snoc«‘ed* by mlarepri-aenlsllon in arousing "Old 'n the big tournament at Stillwater, Minn., ** * Canadian (nirler* are In- ■ ^.,.slher man up there will he belter lo ibeiB Whirlwind" ami his hand of brave* to go on | February 8th. from making record-breaking 'Inclhle. ; (,^ Uaa aiuce the akatlug aeasou opened up the wariialh aud destroy the whites, who he I leaps and the longest Jiini|i of Ihe aftermain The case of Edmund Lam.v, the crack Ssrsnac ! ♦ clalmeil were eneroaehing u|H>n Iheir happy i was only elghty-alx feet. Prliea were nwardivl Lake. N. Y.. Ice skater, has not la-en tlnally oaoE PARK (CHICAGO) 18 A GREAT SKAT- bunllng grounds. Hi* plan was to murder ail 1 follows: Professionals—Kmiie Holland. Chip- aettleil hy the raping lioard of the Eastern .Vni IRO POND. Hetty, who wtaild thus he In hla (Kiwer to l«‘wa Falls; (llaf Jonnm. Minnea|Mdia: Oscar atenr Skating Asam-latlon a* yet. It I* evident. „ , , .. frosM <10 with aa he willed. Before carrying out ‘'"D'leraon. CbI|i|H-wa Falla; F. Heminenatreilt. ' however, that charges of lm|>roper n-giatratlon Ttom Chicago s Venlcy i g irau*lilo« hla plans, however, the half breeil determlnial 1 Ean Claire; A. Haugen. ChliM>ewa Falls; A. made against I.amy were not anatalned and no .NelUerlauda S Hag* to again visit Ihe girl ami give her the chance^ .Nirrdhy. Superior: Carl Kck. RmI Wing. action waa taken to force him lo retnrn th-- made by (bat l>'‘'lf “‘airlil u,-!- to aave her falhea and her frienda hy heeoniing | Ainateiir*—Ingvald Hendrb-kaon. Fan Claire: ; iirUea which he won at Cleveland n-cently. A ■ *’aik last lut^ay, wuiu i , , hla w ife. Watching hi* o|iporlnnlty when Hettv : Daniel Strom. MInneapidia: Ral|ih Volkman. Ean , letter waa read saying that I.aviy had been i “I*''***'** “P- .lid was home alone with her Indian maid coni- j lugolf Betnl. .MinneaiHdia; Slgrnd Carl- |»roperly reglstereil with Ihe Western Skating 'baled lo market and lauu ^ • • - iwnlon, he uncerenionliHiaIr enteml the himse '‘"n. Coleraln; Peter Lund. Stillwater, and Bar ! Association, which la true, but It was declibal “‘•I'l’*'^ .J ti. T^r i.i;ii»...ilv ova* and presented bis conditlAt* to Ihe frlghlene.1 i ney RIlay. to hold hla ease open an.l ask for evidence from ! (•*“* • Vrl* rT! iroRw Kirl. + ' Hie clerk of the cairse at Clevel.-vnd. Mr. L*m» (“e gla*v;*l hlghvvsy*. With her dark eyes flashing Are Betty ordered ! Nearly (150 cnrlera. from all parta of th- the senior and Edmund Idimy were registered a- displayed a ui-ed of MelgU runner* auo. him ant of the houae. telling him that her ' (’oimtr.v. took part In the big la.naplel at Wlnnl memlM-ra of the W. S. A. by Allan I. Blanchard «“«* •eeuied to ga u uuaaturai moiuvnium « father would kill him on sight when he learm-il ’ P'-k. Man., which began Weilni-atlay 00 twenty- htmorary president of the ascaiclatlon, befoTi- '( akurrled acroaa the gllateuing pia . of hi* vile threats. S«-!zlag the helpless girl j tbree sheet* of lee. all covenvl. One hnndrevi thee race*rare, atax Cleveland.cevexanu. Jr,Ux-r«IIU Icedifferent biaiud dwelling*.In a few hour*Hiit andit then the In hi* arms he stteniiits to drag her mit the ’ sod *lxty-one rinks entereit Ihe Dingwall ivim dr snl hear her away, hut the Indian girl |a-tltlon, the o|H-nlng event of the spiel. Oiit- (—I—--——-^ iK-vue cUnutftnl to th«l ot i-e an>lor lK>ftLlnf Henry Becker and I'rank Nenl. of Edgewater ,i,^re was fun for all while It laaled. In-aring the screams of her belovi-d miatreaa : sldi* of the time when the Scottish curlers Rink skateil a line match exhibition rare Vt'Vh.- 1 mere waa run tu. rushes Into Ihe room, and *,-lzlng a heavy ' 'Islled here six years ago. this .ve*r’* entry K'^water Rink W^nes^^^av ev^^^^^^^ * •'.““•usUstlc stoid brings It down with all her force nimn ll*t I* the largeat In the historr of the .Maid- Wedn^Iay evening. I nearly 2.o(lU people, were treated to •“ot^’f of the nntiroti-eteil head of the ruffian. Holding •<>'ia Cnrllnjr Association, rink* lielng entmal ♦ I ‘be .upular endurance race* that have made mat him long eDongb for her ami Betty to get away fri'm St. Paul. Mlnneaiadls. Dnintli. and manv .Milwaukee may be a Bne city for some things rink famou* of late. The one mile team race onr heroine aiirings to her ponv and ridea at other plaee*. The American rinks made a good but for women Kkatera Cleveland itauda far In had eight team* enteml. composetl or me craca* top sinn-xl to the home of the Wavniana and start, all winning their game*. The cnrlera Jb'* lead of the western town. Mia* Rotdiia .f Chicago. In the lineup were ar<|iiRlnts th-m with the threats of the |ia|f. ■ from the other aide of the (aind are iiincli Leonard. Cleveland a lieal woman skater, clearl.x laud Mp Melxer. of the San* SoucI KIUE. ^lu breml. Seizing their rifle* the men strike 1 stronger than usual and some of the Jewelrv u deuixmatrsted her siiiM-rlorlty last W’eilneailay j ming and F. Redmond. W’. Darner snU K. muu- out for the girl’s home, determined to defend ex|os-texl to travel aeroe* Ihe line. Sam Ha* "'k'bt ■( Ibe Klyslum Kink at Cleveland, when m-rg. fix-o. Chapman and Amhume M. K.^. an It against any attaeka that might be made .ting*, of Minneapolis, defeated Low of the she defeated Miss Clara Dresher. of .Milwaukee of San* Soucl. Carlson aud 1 rank Borke, 1^ taai A friendly Indian who follows Bill to the Cranlte*. and (Irde. of the same rltv. defealxsl 'VI*., in a half-mile race. This race was one leam from the Madison Uardeu, Edw-ard HlltweiD Sioux’s villrge. learns of the plan to murder 'f winning from the Fores; uever in danger. Several good sprint* were tried them to abandon Price’s houae and retire t-j ' Caaaldv and Whalen were aoine of the noteil I '-’'(J champion. She waa not to lie eompared lu gain a lap, hut after seeing that Ihey could the home of the Waymana. where a tietter 'bliia that won their games. Whalen, of Fort "^'(b Ml-s la-onard In this event. At the atari not get away with It, they were conleut^ to defense might tie made. Following his advlc- I William, won two games. I tbi* event Mia* Dri-aher took the lead. Mia- wait for the grand rally. Uarner aud Melzer they repair to the more secure stronghold and 1 Tlie second morning’s result* of the bon*p!eI Leonard tralleil until near Ihe tinlah of loC flr^t won hy about half a lap over Carlson and 1 rank there await the threatened attack. It la not >n (be Dlrwwall curling event were: Hastings ' •*l*- when .Mlaa Dresher fell. Instead of goliu Hoik, of .Madlavm (iarden, while W. Demmlng long In coming. In the Indian village the Minneapolis. 13: Low. Winnipeg. H; Hall. Dn- making a rxinaway race of It. aa ah- aud F. Redman llnitbeil third. The winning tesm war dince la on and pre|iarallona are under I bith. 13: Uvall. Winnipeg. 8: Orde. Minneapolis. ' bad a perfect right to do. .Mlaa I,eonard showed coveted *«-veuleeu mile* and four lap* In th* way for the contemplati-d massacre. ,11; Shore. Hartnev. Man., 7: Erveth. Duluth i rato siHirtanianahi|i hy atotiping and giving hei hour. The Indians aiiproaeh the Wavman hame and Clorv, fillbert Plains. Mao.. It; Dr ten ! opliooent another chance hy having Ihe race run J. T. FITZfiEBALD •m-roiind It. A tight ensm-s. Sim.d the Indian* Virginia, Minn.. 12. and Walker, "'rr again. This aollon on the (lart of th- Febniary 12. llMiff. pretend to withdraw. Ammunition of the Ih- Parberry. Minn.. 8. Dingwall event—Hasting*. ! ’‘l>••»’'l^ Cleveland skater brought forth great ap - sieged run* low. Jim and the frlemllr Indian '•''"'•‘apolis. 13; Lennant. Virginia. Minn.. 12: planae. It showexl she wantnl the Mllwankci SKATING RINK NOTES leave Ihe hiaise and siiceeed In evading the Winnipeg firanites. 0: Walker. Indian ‘bamplon to have a fair chance and It pleased orxii 1 vi_ besieger*. Soldiers are flnallv found and return- Hrad. Sssk.. 8. Empire event-Halton. Mlnne- ' »be large crowd present. At the next atari 1 1, log with the two brave feilows. rout Ihe In- ' “1*011*, 10; Ramsey, St'mewall, Man., 2. Mira Dr<-aber again set the pare, hut not fti The Valora Rink, Mt. Carmel, Ill., diana and smaMr the white people Just as the I long. Jlls* Leonard Jtimiied Into the lead at formerlv owm-d ami managed by Mr. lltimphrey. cabin springs Into flames. ' Edward W.V Bassett,BassettRasseft of thethA Biitler-BassettButlerRiitlor-I Bsssett ‘''e beginning of the second Up and o|ienisl n| has Is'cn sold to filen fiooxUrt, who I* now man team, who performpi-rform on real Ice on the stagestage. ■■ '’Ik K“I> •hbont half trying. She kyxew th- „Hng ,he rink. '■'(’b U'ller and shoWeil far greater s|>eetl than . , 1 1 .. MOVING PirTlIPzr MGTWO o,."* ." or at"( the*!'»' offlees of the Western"’eatern DresherDresher. " She ci'ailifcisild have w\iowoo ' bV'by mor.’mor. -V DPW skatkiEskatkfg Linkrink has been opened MOVING PICTURE NOTES. , 'i;",h«Hthan half a Up badhad she»he soJo wlsbxsl.wlsL-xJ! In Falrlmry,Falrlmry. Neh.,NehT hyh, NntxmanNntzm.n sodand Schw.rt.Schwarts ".(•I'** lover of skating and took np 4* . KIt Is balitedbsliti-xl InIII Steele’s New Itlak Building.Bulldlnc. Karl Hummel, who sings the Illustrate^' songs (be art of figure skating In 1!»01. He enteml ^ at the Novelty Theatre Tois-ka Kan Is re bt* first championship figure skating x-onlest | If anyone connecteil with aimrtaiiort In Cleveland,Cleveland j Rei'klessReckless Recklaw and F'EnnieFannie l.d‘lRhtl*«‘lRht covering from a severe attack 'of |ln-^1nlO da * novice at the Nicholas Rink. New York oc anywhere else. Is entitled to the full nieas broke all records at the New Armory Rink. Jake fiis-rgen. stage manager, has been appear- •’nished last, link this did ; nre x.f credit and praise for a thoughtful act fienesei-. Ill., on their last apis-anince. Ing In Mr. Hnmrael’s place, and has made a de- discourage him 4n the least, for he kept ‘ elded bit wtfh the patrons. at It and. although there was no contest In .J. 11HI.3. he waited paflenviy for 1!Mi4. wln-n he . The Orpheon The.atre. at Davenport. la., has place In the championship to W. F. again been reopened and Is now nn-Ier the man- and Irving Brokow. who were first H agement Oscar Rae[>hel. siermd. In I!Si5 he fi-dshed ^ to Arthitr fi. Keane. f.ack of patronage, although the theatre waa tbl'"'!- 1“ h** »** aeeonil to Hrukow and : ^ admirably locatisl. the of the made up hla mind see him (’Ictiirelsnd. Chamtiersbiirg. I’.a., Feh. 1. Ed. champion, and he was nat mistaken In his (in- 8. Uelwicks was the manager. ' diction, for he was declar>s| the American . champion In 11>(>7. And in lists he |iro , A new moving picture theatre, called the fessional In order lo on the stage an tdeak waa oiiened In Crookst.-n. Minn., last artificial Ice. which la the only act of D-( week. tn the the time _ «?, itassett ha* as III* par'ner the renownisl cham- Owing to Improvements being made at the Ar- l'•‘'" '"'I.’’ skater of Amerlea. who desired to radliiin Theatre. Aiigiista. fia.. no vamlerllle compete In Ihe gentlemen’s chnmidonship event __ __ ^ bill waa given the week of Febniarv K 13. mov- '’f IHOff. but wa* den'eil the |irlvll.-L'e. Ml-. L M ■ Ld L I ■ ■ Ing picture* only to-lng shown. With the [K-r- Hiitler wa* with the RIngling Hrotlier*’ rireiis F' F ■ F^ ■ M F' / j IFF 1^ XjF I formames commencing F’ebrnary 15, vaudeville “* (be lady who l ^Iac and Qtnrlr Dnnme* Eaclnro and MalnGfRee- moving pictures and songs. very clever artists. They left for CleveUml halesSales and htOCkStock Rooms:KOOnS. Factory and Main Office:OttlCe.

Mr. Frank Doles ha* purchased the Happy 4, i New York, 84 Chambers St. Worcester, Hour Theatre at Hoiiafon. Texaa. It will be Madison fiarden wa« again verv much In erl I y j o T T y~v /■* ww gv ra a the new manager’s aim to continue to please d-nce In the racing line Tuesday night, when j LOllaOn,London, 8O JLOtlSLong LiAIie.Lane, E.K. C Mass.,M&SS.. U. b.S. A. the many patrons of this house. , the management pulled off two very excitl- 4 7 e» » » IT F aRUARY 20, 1909.

WE HAVE RECENTLY PERFECTED AND ARE NOW OFFERING FOR SALE

Which we dare say far surpasses our best previous efforts in this line. This instru- ment is different in appearance, tone and method of playing from* any thing now in use and is bound to be the greatest of all our long line of successful novelty instru¬ ments. Write us for full particulars, prices, etc.

J. C. DEAQAN 2157 N. Clark St Chicago, 111

THEATRE $20.00 A DAY The Record of the $45.00 for three days, $75.00 a week, for use of a set of the original FOR SALE And we can prora it. Anyone can House is located in positively the September 9, 1908, operate It. Makaa best down town location in the city 6 Hnlubed button pbotnirrapba a min of Memphis, Tenn. House is fully nte. Trice of Cam¬ equipped, brand new, in operation era-Scope, w I t b auppilea for mak one year, and a winner. Seating 764, inK 300 plctnrea can be increased io 1,000 if desired. (ennuKh to pay for tbe complete ont Good reason for selling. Address, Stop for a moment and consider the.se extraordinarily low prices lit.) for 4,000 foet of an attraction of world-wide Interest and the beat —I8S.00— C. CZARRA, money-getter in the moving picture line to-day. Extra buttona $1 per hundred; extra CASINO THEATRE, HEHPHIS, TENN. The film la put up in four reel.s of about 1,000 feet each, and framea $1.50 par shows every detail of this wonderful pugilistic battle for the light¬ grtwa. Be Indepen dent and make weight champion.ship of the world, from the training quarters of the money for your fighters, to the knockout of Gan-s in the twenty-first round. aelf. Wrtta to-day. W. S. Moantford. Photographically, the plcture.s are perfect; they are so realistic 1110 Malden I.Ana. that you Imagine yourself at the ring-side in Coffroth's Mission Street Raw York. N. T. Arena, at Colma, California. If you want a show that will please your patrons, play to capacity 52d & Halsted Sts., Chicago, III and get the money at every performance, book these fight pictures at CAGNEY BROTHERS 74 Broadway, New York City. JAMES O'LEARY, Prop. once. Send for contract blank now. Addre.ss OPENS IN HAY. THIRD SEASON BIGGER THAN EVER. ropulatloo witbln radius of one mile, 2,'.O,U0O. Chicago Film Exchange, LarxeNt STe-rent Amiiaemeut Tark In tbe V. 8. Rid. a and Showmen write for ruDceahiona. Ad.l. Nelson-Gans Fight Department. ilU 8. Halated Street, Telepbonee 62S eud 1540 Tarda. 44-50 Jackson Boul., - - - Chicago, 111. GOLD MEDAL SPECIAL. Mliiiaiiire Railroads for Tarka, Sommer Keaorta, NEW LIST etc. lA. FARCE COMEDY and VACDEV THE GREATEST MONEY MAKERS AND BEST ATTRACTION IN THE WORLD. No Tark coimdete without them, eamtoK $1,000 COSTUMES In six days.With proper care will last 25 yeara. Send fur catalogue. GREATEST VAI.CES EVER OFFERED. Addreaa Cotiumer, WHITIET OFFICES, Detroit, Mich. WANTED Southern Electrical and Fat. Dm. It, 1*00. Minster Arie F.O.E. Wants to buy Merry-go-roand, new or second- Industrial Exposition band. Also wants an aeronaut to make balloon AT LOUISVILLE ELECTRO-MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT DEVICE awN-nsloD and parachute drop on July 5. 1906. Tartiea intereateaU roll ou a track like miniature railwaya, Pret., Miniter, Ohio. For eoueesalona write to J, W. NEWHAM. Di¬ tbe pasaengera help push the Ixiats. Exritement f Well rather I rector of ConceaaioBS, or A. T. KACONALO. Cheap to insiiUl, rusts little to operate, great money making and entertaining poaalbiUtlea. Secretary. eaparityof a aeenie railway, eost, one-tenth. Send for illustrated circular. We fumiah complete equipment. FOR SALE or LEASE W. F. MANGELS CO. CAROU8ELL WORKS, CONEY ISLAND. N. _ Vaixlevllle Theatre; seating rapacity, 450; two FILM SALE ■V Theatres, seating rapacity 2.50 each; In city of l.^.iaiO po|>ulatlootero with wagon WANTED TO BUY ^ A (lurtsble galloping borse carousel or a 20tb FOR SALE show exi>erlence. Address AL. F. WHEELER. Oxford. Pa. reutury uierry-go-round. State make, site, seat¬ One Tower's moving picture machine, com- ing ra|iaclty, how long been used, style organ, I’lete, having been used only one aeSMiu at Tark. and full particulars. Must be In A 1 condition. Same Is In very giKsI coralltlon. Trice on aiM'll- NEW ILLUSION State very lowest cash price. Address LEW osil. n. Aildn-ss WILLOVOHBEACH PARK CO., HOFFMAN,week of Feb. 15 to 81, Bijou Thoatro, Willoughby. Ohio. La Crosse. Wis.; Feb. 88 to 87, Stanley Hotel, FOR SALE Called VERA 3 N. Clark St., Chicago. Ill. WANTED Iddle-agcd lady to run novelty •booling gallery.. Will be In I.a. all winter. 2 to SHOWMEN—Send for free copy “How to Ex¬ 3 weeks a town, All letters answered. Twisted hibit Flint's Porcupines.’’ a valuable descriptive sir* set s|ilndle for sale cheap, or will trade for tsHiklet. LINWOOD FLINT, care Turcuplna cannon hut ton n•boto machine nr doll rack. WM. Farm, No. Waterford, Maine. H. JOHNSON, IPaincoartvilla, La.

together with SUPPLEMENT LIST which comprises MILLIONS OF FELl OF FILM, mostly inuEFEWUEWi, ana wnicn your TRUST COMPETITOR has never run. WE GUARANTEE all films bright, not scratched, and subjects the best, as we have not been HAMPERED with STANDING ORDERS regardless the subject. Slip us a trial. Write for further information. 3 reel* weekly, $8.00. 6 reel* weekly, $12 00. 12 reel* weekly, $22.50. |Rj| u ^ I I C f Avenue, PITTSBURG, PA rKMIMIV O rlL.IVI riV^UOEly. suite H, Lamed Bunding. • . SYRACUSE, N. Y

M 46 Xtie Billboard FEBRUARY 20, 1909

eamo and Esmerelda from the .Miles: Nellie Daly Moran, from the I’.iJou; Nellie Williams T. M. A. News and .lames (’ruze. Grand ()i>era Hous<-. St. I’aul; lew'a a:id Chapin: Miss .indrienne Kria-ll and the LaNalle Broilers, from The lloneyiinstn Trail Couipaiy: .\. Jennings. I'nique; the Lyric StiK-k CINCINNATI LODGE NO. 33. (’oinpaiiy. In Hie second a<-t of Lovers’ Lane: CInirles D'-Havei, and Jack Sidney, from the Or- S VITAGRAPH At ih<‘ rffcnlar HtatiKl me<-tlng of Cincinnati liieiiin: .Miss Mainl I.ainla-rt and the ’’Isiys.” Lodge No. XL held Kehriiary 5. at their hall, from A Girl at the Helm; Kingston and Tlionias. 615 Walnut atreet, (leo. Herman waa ailniitted from the Dewey, ami Warteiiberg Krotlicrs, from by card Into Cincinnati I.ralge No. X'l, fruui St. the I’nique. Joseph. Mo., Lcxlge No. 4*1, and Scott I’armer- Alaiut $1,590 was chartal at the |H-rforinunce. ton waa made an honorary luemlx'r of No. Xt. This will la* useil liy the ba'iil bslgt* of the T. Kro. F'rank Kngllali, the iiopular treasurer M. A. to entertain the national eoiivention. FILMS of the Lyceum Thi'aire, baa severed hla connec¬ wliieli is 40 he lielil i'l .Minneiipi.lis in July. TIIK FIL.MS OF ‘‘QUALITY’ tion with that houae and accepted the treaa- urerablp of the People’s Theatre. Kro. tllen CHAS. W. SCHWEITZER FOR FIRST Klack, the former treasurer of the People's, leaves shortly for New York City, to take up GRAND VICE-PRESIDENT. bis duties as secretary of the National Park Uanagers' Ass.K-iatlon. Bndlier Charles W. Schweitzer, the brilliant Kro. ('has. L. Doran, the clever press agent young (iresldent of Cincinnati Ltalge No. 3.’1. of the Columbia Theatre, and Miss Lsaie T. M. A., is a candidate for the office of first ' A POSITIVE NOVELTY Heady, were marrled business knowl¬ The true story of the wreck of the REPUBLIC. Actual Dr. Edward H. .Moss, 15 Garfield Place, Is edge, would bring exceiitlonal ability to the physician for Cincinnati Lodge, and all mem¬ discharge of the duties of first grand vice-presi¬ bers are requested to call on his In case of Ill¬ dent of the Grand Lodge, T. M. A. pictures of the steamships Baltic and Florida, the crew ness while in our city. The officers and members of the Cincinnati CIm'iuuati Luera Daven|s»rt (Iowa) Loproxlniating one urer of the Temple Theatre. Fort Wayne, Ind.. interests with reference to applying lor a license and work¬ hundred and fifty memls-rs. and new enrollments a loilge of the T. M. A., was p<*rfpcted on being constantly made. Springfield. III.. T. M. January 17, and Incorporated February 8. The ing in harmony with the Motion Picture Patents Co. A. No. 73. has forg.-d to the front with a true organization atarts with a memlM*rslilp of 49 blue loyalty to the order and o|»ened up a 1111(1 by Hie time th«* charter closi's, April 17. comm^ioiis new bslge room at 307*/4 South It la expected that thi* roster will contain not DID YOU DO IT? Sixth street, dln-ctly opismite the post-office. l>*ss Ilian 199 names. Hfficers chosen as follows: T. E. Neer, recording secretary, will usually R. J. Stetter. president; Siiragiie Green, tem¬ If not, then STOP and CONSIDER more. !>«• found In charge, or alternating with E. A. porary secretary; H. D. MeConahy, treasurer; Grogan, who was rwently re-elected financial Htto Vollsnd. Sprague Gre«*n and H. I). Mc- secretary. Conahy, trustees. Cards of welcome. Is-aring a full roster of the officers, have been printed and mailed to COLD FACTS. all members, nothing them of the new loca¬ T. M. A. N0T2S. tion. and bidding rliem welcome. The first and How much money have you invested in your business? third Mondays of each month are meeting Rochester. N. Y.. LotJee No. 68, T. nights. I.isige i:t8 1. E. T. S. E. Joined with M. at a recent meeting, eb*cti*d the follow¬ Do you want your business protected? the T. M. A.’s In supporting the quarters and ing offleers for 19«): Kurt Caley, president; will also make use of the hall. With an un- Mlebael Miingovan. jiast presldi*nt: Chas. W. Do you want to enlarge and improve your business? Ilmlterl field of talent to draw from and a suc¬ Coleman, vice-president: J. H. 0’Brb*n. record¬ cessful spirit of co-operation In all their work, ing si'cretary: Frank Smith, finsncl'il secretary: Do you want to operate at all times upon sound business a huge benefit Is Ining planned and will occur Frank .4. Heintz. trensiirer; Sam Erwin. Val principles? sometime ere the close of the season. Grosch and I>*o Selllngcr. tniat»H*a; Barney Hiizen. marshal; Dave Selllngcr. sergeant-at- Do you want to better the present ruinous conditions? arms: Montgomery E. Leary, physician. The KANSAS CITY LODGE NO. 13. meetings are held the fourth Sunday of each Do you want the profit that rightfully belongs to you? month at .Maccabec Temple. Plymouth avenue As the time for the opening of the white tops and .Mein street. West. .\ll visiting brothers grows near, nearly every mall brings some of are welcome. thOBi- letters that look like a three-sheet, and The following olficers of the Wheel- I IT’S UP TO YOU. they all contain circus contracts for some of the I ing <\V. Va.) Lodge. T. .M. A. No. 51, were In¬ hoys of the Kansas City Lodge, T. M. .\., No. stalled at a re<*ent meeting: Pn-sident. Frank P SALVATION IS AT HAND!! DO YOUR PART!! 13. who are getting lined up for the summer. Warner; ..presi I Your Choice of 18 New Reels Each Week. we will have a little social In our rooms, 809 Wall st-et. .Mi traveling brothers are invited to attend. FORT DODGE THEATRE BURNED. MINNEAPOLIS T. M. A BENEFIT A ' The Midland Theatre, owned by the Chicago The Lake Shore Film & Supply Co. Life Insurance Co., of Des Moines, la., and I I BIG SUCCESS. ; recently leased by Maurice Jenks, was com- I S12 Superior Awe., N. W., .... CLEVELAND, O. I ■ pletely destroyed by fire. February 1. The Wltboiit the grease |ialnt and other acen- At ihe annual meeting of ('tinada’s amination. S( nd for list. Ing remarks. He also got the audience to Jola Great Esstem Exhibition, held recently at Sher¬ him in the chorus of a song. A balancing act by brooke, Que., Can., James R. Cochrane was re¬ the Savages onened the hill. Harry Stone and elected president: William Morris, vice-presi¬ Barlow’s Merry Makert Company, Room 301 6th Ayr. A Smithfietd St., Pittaburg, Pi. ITatt'e Fox. of The Honeymoon Trail. St. Paul, dent, and W. M. Totnllnson, secretary and treas¬ followed. Others who took part were; Joseph urer. The twenty-fifth annual exhibition will Santley assisted b.y Alice fllfton and (Tlfford he held on the Sberbrivoke fair Oronnds. Angnst IF vor SAW THE ADVERTISEMENT IN THF] BILLIIOARD, KINIYUY P. Saum. from the BIJon Theativ-; Charles D<- 28 to Sept. 4. ■MENTRJN THAT FACrT WHEN WRITING TO THE ADVERTISER. FEl ary 20, 1909. Xtie Billboard 17 AT LIRFRTYI Darken Your Gray Hair C. a. KLEINE’S A A A • i—--—i niiRvsDUBY’S HAIRhaid cmCOLOHINQ nuiNn HERBShfdrh DUBY’S re.ior- gray. •tr-sk-O sr laaet hair to lia aaiura CONVENTIONS .-ater, braui, auU Mr.nsaa Prssrata ik* hair Pas ORCHESTRA LEADER HAIR tailing out, pramoio tia grawtn, prevrou ilaadraB li&untonAa HERBS anlost liiipr«>v**d Form of SI. I.oiils, Mo RIVERVIEW l>roj<*4 (ioit ApiMtratus I CALIFORNIA Kv«t I’roduc’ed I Cupitoia—National Koanl Yihiiiu Women's -AERONAUTS!- Christian .Yssn. March —. .\’n’K.NTI<>.\! Want the namea and addressea lyis Angeles—I'nited States National Uitanl of all .\eroiiaiits. It’s to your interest. Hut EXPOSITION SEND FOR CATALOGUE F Assn. May ‘—. air halliMMi races are to take place in Chleago ' San Francisco—I’aclflc Coast lllllpoetcrs ami tills year, .tddresa for (larticulars J. I.. CASE, I lilstrllmtors. March —. lit' li.'iid SI., Chkago. HI. ItnahTo ill EvcrylhluB In the Moving I CHICAGO I San Francisco—Fraternal Itrotherhisiil. March I'ii'liire RusinpM KANSAS ACROBAT- Tofieka—Third Annual Bench .Sbow, Topeka WANTED—\ partner for a hig comedy acrotiatic Starts MAY 12th, 1909 Kennei Club March lot.-!. T. I. Heren. act- must be able to do hand to banti stuff; secy. weight iM't over F2.* lbs. State all first letter— C. B. KLEINE MARYLAND how- lunch von weigh, eti-. Seed photo if n SIXTH AVKXFK veiiient. .Addrci.s J. A. BROCK. liC7 Srd Ave., ' r.altimore—^Mar.vland State Homes Meillcal So- Huntington. W. Va. "“.vraj" THE SEA WAVE XKW YORK j clet.v. May —. It-irrett Catlln. M. I)., 1-104 ] I.Inden ave.. it iltinion-, Md. Sensational Riding Device FOR SALE. I'setl VIOLIN SOLO. Oswalil w altzes for t ■aehiiig and Csmhrldge—Mar.vland State Firemen’s Conven two seasons. Neetl rtstm for alterations. ilaneiiig. cun be arrangetl for B. A O ('liauges Cost originally #;L.'ilHi.(a». What do you tion. Jific 0-11. Marry I.. Smither, Cum keys 7 times. UK- |h r mp} A. L. FINK. Bose herland, Md. offer? Address MANAGER, RIVERVIEW Hi’:, Ill._ I’.AKK, Detroit, .Miehlgan. .Mc*rry-(io>Rminds We are the orig¬ NEBRASKA inal mi-Dufartiirers of the iHtpular Cin¬ Omaha—Omaha Electrical Show. May 6-15. WANTED.—«ll-ft. a. T. with 30-ft. M. I*, com¬ cinnati .Merry - go plete, with seats, stage, lights, etc.: must be In I PENNSYLVANIA rouiida, price rang¬ gissl. Hrst-class order. State all and lowest cssh j ing from S3erty than money so FOR SALE—A neat Vamlevllle and I’lcture Patrons of tlie .Ymlltorliim Tlicatre appreci¬ will give well locatisl lot in new I’ecos Valley Hons<>. $(Za) rush will buy. .Must sell at onee ated Manager Heail’s booking of four shows town, well worth flJf.. Write Box S26, Arteiig, Will giinranlts’ a pnqiosltion. Box 134, Hajnpton, In. last week by patronising each performance lib¬ New Mizicu. OPERATOR erally. Piister Brown. The Texas Cattle King, I EximtIcficciI on all machines, oonpetent electri¬ Blanche Walsh and The Holy City held the bnsrils. cian. At |>rps,-nt with b.‘st vaudeville and pic- ' Mi. I get n-snlla. Sober and visiting friemls here. reliahie Address WILBUR MITCHELL. Green- The Mevigivan Family, w->ll known circus peo¬ Write for particulars or call on Seld. Tenn. ple. will s;H-iid the winter here. The Lyric Theatre reports capacity biisincst at eat h perfirinance last week. .\I. M. Gilbert has been engage,] as orches¬ G. A. DENTZEL •:-WANTED-:- tra leader at the Lyric Theatre. nie Caldwell Brothers have closed their en¬ Factory—3641 Germantown Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. gagement here. Tliey will leave soon for Mln- orsl Wells, Texas. TO BUY i I’li:rles Mtirlasd. formerly of Morlsnd. “ALL OTHERS BEAT TO A FRAIZLE” Moving I’Ictnrp Ontflts. atereoptIcons, talking Thompson and Rob,»rts. la spending a few niac!ilni.s and reconis, also auiig cud lecture vets. weeks here, rffer a serious Illness, trying to Only high grade onlfits thiit are as gissl as new ' n-gain his ht-alth. saiit.sl (iive full description and lowest price. \ Hr. Uaynia'i ami wife are here for the win¬ national employment CO., Duluth, Minn. ' ter. They are stopping at th«' .Ylgonqnln. Pnsln-'ss Is improving at the Grand Theatre. Ma'tager Head Is again featuring the Camera phone. TTils thertre Is playing vaudeville ami “The Wolf Hunt” 10 Carloads of Scenery moving pictures. Manager Head will play higli-class vaudeville acts If business continues It, Improve. THE GREATEST MOVING PICTURE May .*«f. Clilr Is visiting friend* bere for For Sale, Cheap a few weeks. EVER MADE. .Among tlie many visitors here is Hoc Leon. Tlieatrlcsl anople In all lines of the profession. and a great hill It la. too. It la hard to plek oHtiret'es and sister teams given pn-ferem-e. ■ a headliner, and the public shows Its apprn-la- AMUSEMENT PARK TO LET tIon l>y filling the house at every performanee. the.atre: cidun’^^;;;;'.*7.. A Kentucky Traction Comimny, oiieratlng In a city of 30.1100 Inhabltanta, will lease an The hill eomposed of the following; Mile. amusement i>ark to a resiamsllile party who will manage same In a manner that will draw car He Dio. The Van Orck. Charles and Fannie Van. patntoage. Tb* park baa tevenly-llve acres, partly woial,^, and containa a lake for boating ^ARMSTRONG SNAKE CO. Merlan’s Canine I’lnvers. Hvman Me.ver, Work bathing, etc.; equipped with theatre, uanclng pavilion, ball park. etc. Address and Ower and Mark and Williams. ’’TRACTION,” ears THE BILLBOARD. Il.ixe moved onr office and shipping i>olnt to Tlie Broadway has The Right of Way. Its ■ \ntonio on account of In-tter expresa facll- first snpearanee In 0<‘nver. with Oiiy Standing . Fsriii and Wil l Animal IN-ns lo and Theo. Robert* a* prlnelpala. >lr. Roberta ' n'. "* Bp’wusvllle. Send ell ordiTs and address la an old fb'nver favorite, having play,Hl at I. Iters to ARMSTRONG SNAKE C0..Com- Klltch'a Gardens during the summer seasons and Stevea Sta., San Antonio. Tea. and the ri'O.-ptlon given him on the openiug -DETROIT,- night was a great one. The Talmr hail a great bnalneaa with T?ie ELECTRIC PARK MICH. Virginian, and this week’s attraetlon. Shore Aen-a. la proving another big drawing card. Will operate as FREE ADMISSION PARK for 1909. OPENS MAY 16. A mag¬ VVanted The Mah'atle plava to eapacitr bnalneaa right nificent Concert Garden is being built on Pier. 600,000 people to draw from, H sll times, novelty acts, freaks and curiosities. along, and thia wwk’a attraetlon la no exe.-p- flon. The bill la eomnoa«>d of the f dlowlng; and a Convention a day for Summer season of 1909. WANTED—a high-cla^ lo let In Cnilo llslt. WONDERLAND MMe. Jovee Grav. The Royal Mnaleal Five, Mr. *«tl>*rford. Mgr., 147 N. Ith St.. Merry-Go-Round on percentage basis. Have clear space, 150x300 1*.. big Ani¬ P'ulac'elphia. Pa. I and Mra’. Kdwafd Famond. Johnnie Fields. Jr.’. ; Mallla and Bart. The Cimpera and the 5 7.ello mal or other show. Other concessions of merit wanted. No fakes or cheap side ; Troiipe-ri. . , shows need apply. Address, ELECTRIC PARK, DETROIT, MICH. "• ■” times. The Cnrtla la drawing nlee erowda. and gain¬ r".hand ndler skates, ojiera chairs and mov ing In piihlle frvor. This week’s hMI Indiid.-a ';■> picture machines. Address LON A. McCOY, - the following: Farley and Preaeott Trio. Axalea ^ ngton. C. H.. Ohio. _ Fonntalne, Kimball and Donovan. Casey ami la'Clair and Sauna. POCKET RetsBs al .Kir. We make thia generous offet ted-For season llklt for J. W. WE.Sf- to Iniristnee our llliistrateit c.itaingne of frickr. ^ WH.n WEST SHOW. Cowboy and part- " I'ling and fancy ro|>e throwing, roust All in ^ Virginia Ooodwin Co. pr,' appearing NEW MAGIC TRICK lOe puzzles, libislons, etc. KV ONLY. Yloney re y also. State your lowest salary. (Jtssl i In a new art called. Taming a Title, written by funded If not satisfied. MAGIC CO., Dept. S. rro W. 39th 8t.. New York. 'tent. Address at once O. D., Dayton. O. ' Fred J. Beaman. FEBRUARY 20, 1909.

r.aumkirober . M. P. Well S<>boH Oeider . .. M. R.iiilin I.e Rourreau . M. Bfrmiifer I'n homme d’armea M. Clalrlue (Continued from page 12.) Soldat de Welser .. . M. Oall'KllD or six yearn. Aecordlng to first band informa¬ Valet de Weiner ... M. AuKe Edison Kinetoscopes tion (the man to wbom it was told, told me) the story of the Spanish animal drama runs like Henry Russell (e\t‘rylK>dy knows Henry Rus¬ this: sell. the inipressarlot [lald us a flying visit the A wolf Is In love with a lamb, but the lamb other day. As he only hit in high places I Mr. Edison Invented the Motion fears him. A fortune teller (a toad) fore¬ got to hear only a few thousand words from tells unhappiness for the couple, but despite him. He talks fast. Also he works. While this, the scandallzatlon of the entire flock to In Paris he beard about twenty-flve American Picture Machine. He Perfected which she belonged, and the entreaties and girls sing, each of the lot desiring a place in threats of her parents, she consents to marry the new Boston opera. the gentleman wolf. From France, .Mr. Russell went to Italy, For a time they are perfectly happy and a where In Nahles, Milan and Rome he listened the Kinetoscope. child gladdens their lives Immeasurably. But a to other singers. Spain, too. is to be honored fox appears on the scene. Mr. Fox tells Mr. l>y a visit from this very busy man, and Swe¬ Wolf that a former flame of the latter’s Is den and other countries of the north are not to The Kinetoscope is the only picture machine in awaiting him outside and the story, overheard escai>e. For this director’s eyes and ears are by the toad. Is repeated. So the story gets wide open, ami he’s on a voyage of discovery, which Mr, Edison is interested. It has all of his back to the wife, who flees to the mountains. ho(>lng to be eaten by the hideous wild beasts and when he sets sail again for America there. But slie meets a bear, and, as one often there’ll b<> a dearth of promising voices left In improvements and is manufactured under his wes In real life, this bear was better than he Kurope uncontracted for. seem<^. He counseled the wife, and full of a personal supervision. Its great distinguishing Prices; plan of action as outlined to her by the bear, Paris theatrical folk are congratulating Henri she returns home. And In the end—wolf-lamb- Bernstein, the French playmaker. over the feature is its ability to project steady and brilliant From $90 to $226 and-t>esr idays mnst end happily the same as success of his latest play to win favor In men and-wonien pieces—the husbands Is won by .\meflca. Baccarat, In which Fraiileln Mari¬ pictures with minimum wear on the films. Among Complies with Fin- his wife's devotion and ever-ready kindness. etta Oily, the talented Berlin actress appeared. Ilegiiiations of all Just how much of a success the play Is mak¬ ♦ the*many advantages of the Kinetoscope is its ing I have not heard, but for Mr. Rostand’s I’ne Orosse Affaire, a farce In three acts, cities. plav s««e seen. It Is hoped, at the Porte by Maurice Hennetiuin and Pierre Veber. at the Theatp»‘ drs Nouveautes. Is making something of a hit Itself. It has alMiiit as much plot as IMPROVED TAKE-UP ATTACHMENT a comic opera or a musical comeily, but from start to finish there Is much laughter over the This device autom.itically winds up the film after it has been exhibited on the mix-ups this one little plot has to offer. It Is one of those plays the like of which Paris sees screen. It winds the film tightly without undue pull, avoids kinks and snarls and so many: made entirely to amuse for a few the possibility of fire; keeps the film free from dust and uiinecessiiry friction. weeks, when It becomes tiresome, and falls forever out of sight. But It’s a hummer of Its kind, all right. Miss Isadora Duncan has started her ron- Edison Films qiiest of I’arls at the Gnite. and the critics arc going mad owr her classic dance. She has music such as few dancers In Paris ever were Amuse and instruct. They arc of high quality and consist of novel and ingenious blessed with, for the orchestra of the famous subjects. Nothing offensive or mediocre is ever offered under the EMison trade-mark Chevlllard has been engaged especlaily for her act. The music of the dance, by Gluck, Haen The new films m.ade each week are listed and fully describetl in leaflets. Get on our del. Paure end Saint-Saens. is an Inspiration mailing list and keep posted sufliclent to turn a stick Into a satyr. .Vnd Miss Duncan, as everybody knows. Is no stick! NEXT WEEK'S SUBJECTS i.ea A\"enture de Oavroche (The Adventures Shipment. Feb. 16, 1909. Shipment, Prb. 23, IDOO. of Gavro<-he), by G. Marot and V. Darlay, a THE LANDLADY'S PORTRAIT musical piece in four acts and twenty-thre*- A DAUGHTER OF THE SUN ('omedy. scenes, has had Its premiere at the Theatre du Dramatic. No. 6424. Code, Venges. App. I4(th., 588 ft. Chatelet, taking th<- place of I.a Chatte t22. Code, Vengeresse. App. Lgth. 850 ft. Blanche, of which The Billboard spoke some THE JANITOR’S BOTTLE weeks ago. It Is based upon the supposed In Comedy. cldents of a Jules Bemlan voyage around the No. 6425. Code, Vengeurs. App. Lgth., 405 ft. world In twenty fmir hours, or tlrereabonts, as Shipment, Feb. 19. 1909. they befall one Gnvro<’he. Critics praise the piece neither loudly nor the reverse. THE UPLIFTING OF MR. BARKER Shipment, Feb. 26, 1009. Comedy. “LEFT OUT” No. 642.3. CJode, Vengerlons. App. I.gtb. 900 ft, No. 6426. Code, Vengo. App. I.ctb.

ALL ORDERS FILLED IN ROTATION (Continued from page 12.) EDISON MANUFACTURING COMPANY THE IMPERIAL RUSSIAN BALLET TO DIS¬ BAND. MAIN OFFICE AND FACTORY:^ 71 LAKESIDE AVE., ORANGE, N. J. According to advices from St. Petersburg, ' New York Office: 10 Fifth Avenue. ' Cniicago Office: S04 Wabash Avenaa Russia, the Imperial court ballet Is to be dis¬ Office for United Kingdom; continued, since this Imperial luxury cost the Edison Works, Victoria Road, Willesden, London, N, W., England. state the sung little sum of four million rubels per annum, and this amount. It is claimed SELLING AOFN’TS 1 WATERS, 41 E. 2lBt St,, New York, could be used to better advantage. bfcLLINU AUE.M-S , georqe rrecK, 70 'Turk 8t.. San Francisco. Cal. THE DEVIL AT HUNIC!H. DEALERS IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES. The Devil, a play of three acts, by Franz Mol- nar, received a warm welcome at the Schau- spielhaus In Munich, a few days ago. llie In¬ terpretation of The Devil, hy Mr. Peppier, did not come up to the Intentions of the author, while Miss Chaffer, as lolantha, discharged her difficult part very nicely. ANNOUNCEMENT! IBSEN-CYCLUS AT THE LESSING THEATRE. The Ibsen-Cyclus, at the Leasing Theatre, continues to draw great crowds. The offering of the second night was Die Stuetzen der Ges- After January 31st, 1909, POWER’S CAMERAGRAPE ellscbaft, which was at the same time a Jubilee performance. It being the hundredth time. The playing of Albert Bassennaun and Else I>>b- will be manufactured and sold under license from the Motion mann showed a bit of art, which can hardly be surpassed and the applause of the audience was accordingly. Picture Patents Company. The third show will be Nora, on Friday eve¬ ning, with the following actors In the chief Two new plays have been offered to Parisians spies: Gmther .Emanuel Belcher within the last few days, or perhaps. 1 should Dr. Rank .Oscar (.suer say one new play and one adaptation. NICHOLAS POWER COMPANY Helmer .A. Bassermann The new play Is a comedy, entitled Les Nora .Irene Trlesch Grands, the authors being Pierre Veber and Frau Linden .Mathllde Snssln 116 Nassau Street, _ _ - _ New Y< Serge Basset. It Is a play cf provincial stu¬ Josef Kainz, the eminent actor of the Vienna dent life, and the keystone of the dramatic ' Burg ’Theatre, has accepted the prolongation of structure In the study hall of a small college, his engagement until February 7, at the Neuen and what takes place therein. The hero and Scbauspielhaus. He will star as Hamlet, Faust heroine of the play are scarcely more than and Ernesto in Galeatto. children—“les grands’’ (the big ones) b«‘lng somewhere about eighteen years of age. There¬ fore. the story is a kind of dramatization of OB MOBS PItTIllCT BTTLBa OF the delightful thing known as “pnppy love.” and having more than usual heart Interest t>ound up In the lines, the comedy ought to last some time. Miles. Lutzl, Jeanne Lion, Grum TRICKS back, and Messrs. Deajardlne, Maupre and ALL THE LATEST AND BEST. d'Ines take the leading parts. Tills piece had Its premiere at the Odeon. ’’’OST A COMPANY. 900 Filbert Street, La Fllle des Rabensteln Is the title of the (Established 1870). Philadelphia. Hhown in the A. H. Andrewc adapted play. It being made from the Ger¬ New, Enlarged. Illustrated Catalogue. (Vi.’e new luispace Oatalogue. man of the late Ernest von Wlldonbruch, high¬ which is now ready. ly esteemed and mnelily praised by the pres¬ The hanat. It aboald FOR SALE be. because it illoatrates and de- ID-mon and Mme. N. Valentin—there tielng 52 Penny Mscblnea, consisting of l.’S miito- ccribee the l>eat matte and most two, of course, for French writers, like black¬ aatiafactory Opera Chairs. birds and misfortunes seldom come singly. Re scn|>es, 12 |iboiiograpbs (Edison), 10 stere08C0|>es viewers praise It generally and compliment the (Mills), 2 punch bags (.Mills), 1 diver, 1 |M-r- players likewise. And as the play was pro fmiie, 1 scale. 1 electric. 1 post card, 1 electric dticed at the Theatre Sarah Bernhardt, and by piatmra, 1 fortune, 1 bat blower, 1 dumb bell. tlie band pf borne players which this great 1 illusion, 1 iieanut cane and staml, 1 lift. The above niaohines are all as gootl as new. Can tie woman leaves to keep the nest warm while she sis-n, or write and state your offer for the lot. conquers In other climes. I’ll give the east In Will not divide. The buyer do sbipidng. Cash WANTED AT SILVER BEACH, ST. JOE, MICH full, as follows. sale. For Information write to C. B. LOUGH- RE Y, 42 and 47 Main St., Manajmnk, Pa. Season 1909 to ojien In June. I/-gltiinate attractions of all kimis. Including Scenic Rallwav. HiU Bersabe . .. Mme. Ventura Gale. Big Ell Kerris Wheel and Rifling IK-vloes of all kinds. Japanese Bowling Alley. SIhmiHiJ i..Mme. Desroohes Crsiile Melber . WANTED—I’lano player, male, for pictnre show Gallery. Cane and Knife Rarks. I’oker Base Ball, Glass Blowers, Novelty SlHsdlng Gallery. Bird ..Mme. Zorelll Dame Welser . and vaudeville, 2 and :t shows a niglit. one mati¬ Wheel. I’eaiuit anti I’op Corn Stand. Candy I’aildle Wheel, Chop Siiey, Gy|>sy Fortune Ellers. Afra ...... Mme. Alissoo nee a wp«‘k. Sat. Can also teach piano. Want WA.N3ED TO BUY—2.1)00 Alteinatlng Current Generator. I’unetiing Bags. Weighing Scalea and Theodeberte . ... Mme. Marion a man tiuit can do straight In farces. Ixjwest In CaroiiMd, 6 Bowling Alleys, tsix bnll and otherwise. Excursions dally on 7 railroads and S different boat landings. GATE FREE. Address Barthelemy Welser ... .M. Chameroy first letter. Address B. J. DAWSON, Lyric Seigneur de Raliensteln . M. Decoeur Theatre, C3evsland, Tcnn. Barthelemy Wesler ...... M. J. Worms A-ntony Welsler . . M. Duarl LEO J. SILVER I/e Falseur de Nonnea M. Aurele Sydney Room 40. Grand Opera Houaa Block, Chicago, HI. For Mochanical Dovicoa address DRAKE k Le Noir . .... M. Ilerrmaon WALLACE, St. Joa, Mich. tjeorges de Freybetg .. . .M. Laurent I..e Weatphallen ...... M. Btissleres IF YOUR SUPPLY OF ROUTE CARDS IS EXHAUSTED, ASK FXJR Jean Le Vtf . .M. CIntract MORE FEL.RUARY 20, 1909.

Carl Carlaon. of Madiaon Garden Sink, with a 2ri j-anl bandicaii. won the mile handicap rae« at Sana 8d. Frank llenneaaey, RIvervlew, got cap. Ilia time waa 3:20. ,waV hrat and aet live good Ups of pace, after The mile novice race had twelve atartera and which Carl Carlaon. Madison Garden. ]umpee<'ker. Sans SoucI, 59 yards, fonrtb. Time The Billboard thirteen on bla back and thirteen skaters lined —3;19 3-5. up at the start and of which seven fell In such Novice race—R. Oakea. won; J. Meyers, sec¬ a manner that amused tbe spectators and caused ond; A. Bloomfleld. third. Time—3:4;$. lots of merriment. L. W. Allen flniabed second, Will Appear MARCH 15th, while Pat. O'Keefe waa third. The lime was 3:52 3 Prank L. Oleson. advertising manager of ftummarles—Three-mile amateur—Carl Carl¬ I.akealde Rink. Dayton. <)., baa maile arrang.- son. Madiaon Garden, won; Wm. lemming. menta with Al. Flatb to handle another aenea Bearing Date MARCH 20th. Sans SoucI, second; Frank Bork. Madison Gar¬ of races at I.uikeslde Rink, February 24 ‘27, in den. thinl. Time—19:22 3-5. elusive. There will l>e three conteata, of which Novice Race—Charles Andrae. won: U W. tbe two banner will be handicaps. A short Allen, second: Pat. O'Keefe, third. Time—8:62 time ago there were but two or thrve racers In Dayton but since .Al. FUth and Frank L. Ole- son have been puting on novice races and edn- catlng the young element and have a floe Held of skaters at present and tbe contests are be¬ coming more lively as they all have a good fol¬ lowing and the people are becoming enthusias¬ tic over the sport. ^ N Edition of Unusual ^ Merit—Five Color ^ Cover; Hundreds of \ Illustrations; Special — Editorial Features. 000 Copies; no Advance AI^ONIO OLIVETO Rates, either Advertis¬ •** M*l*»'ikee last 8at- ‘"‘i MoEWe. the * . 4 And His Band KeT. V (trofesalonal akater. to Eddie From Haples, arrived here February 7th, stiiTne hJ*” * “ .t Painter's Rink ■ on the *• ^rbarossa ” of the German line, er in Price per Copy. Ifbr « '™‘ked and is open for engagements 'for* Parks, Carnivals and Circus. 527 First Avenue, '0 kVe. lit 7”’ •“ ■" anchor off the stern NEW YORK CITY. ‘-'t to "■*» “..mp hU

pleasant surprise Harley Davidaon had when he landed on the other le pood. Harley went East, hardly An authority and reference issue, that "IT' 'I'llctly went atutind where they are holding a Urge meet, •xl a boat for l.oadoo, where they : a Urge profiuiaional meet. Davidson will he preserved throughout the Season; r liiodiHl wh<*n Allle Moore started tmnd to skate In the same meet. ' at Pittsburg preparing hlmaetf for tne«.t that waa held at the Exposition LESSOR ES4I,,, '' a Directory, giving to all interested, the " ... '^‘‘'‘'ved a flattering offer and ‘ picked up hla duda and prepared to ,CoyU le waa to aall two daya later. E*, DfUrSCN'''' -i . Names and Addresses of the progressive, .1'^.matching bc- , 1 and Harley Davidson, wc are »• robbixl of what on paper looks to be the leading Individuals, Firms or Compan¬ .h' •'mild be held. Now in..se two akatera are on the other able ar.. iMuiml to ooine together In the Urge i>l>l'.tiahlp the Amcriran rink managers will ies most active in supplying the wants IMERICAII MUSICAL drawing ,mwer In the roller game la won- •nilv i ! ■" *0 '»"■ ASSOCIATES, Ik. wveral daya of the Amusement World. Special en¬ r the rrwifMf ^ John 8. Boan, OcnI. E)ir Suit* 422 to 420 Knickorbockor team rare, which la to be held at Thnatrn Bldg. ergies exercised in matter pertaining to irome Rink. .Milwaukee, this w.wk. 1402 BroaOway.N.T.CIty I event of the kind that has been e above city. Ten teams are ex- Novel Mnalral Attracttena aiart and the contest should prove —Hands and Orrbestna of m<*t Interesting racea that baa been every description. above city. Several events of the FAIRS, CARNIVALS, CIRCUS nave btu-n held In Cbtcngo and al- tht .uit enIhnaUstir crowds.

Itoller racing baa takt-n a gotal bold on the and OUT-DOOR INTERESTS. ^ ...atiagera and fans In i'bicagu. Three ii" * •■•t*'" Py the three rinka. '’Rflcn has T.iesday night, Edgewater Medn..a

rpTTN UTTC I’"”'' lunch sjicolsltles contains recipes f't llLZ-lJilO Tamales (4 kinds), (’hill ('on ('arne (4 kinds), IMmen ' Coo Came. Chinese Chop Sney, [lamhurger hteak. Ilamburger Sausages, OoD< Island “Red Hots." Frankfort Ssiisages, Rice Jamboll, I'Igs In Blankets, ai ) 11 Other Oypfer •fK'claltles, 7 dlffereot Wtffle recipe#. Potato Qriddte Cftke BAND 21 different Saudwiches, 11 suggestions for school and factory lunch boxe-, 3 genuine Mexican I’l-can Candy recliies, 2 Mexican Cake recl|»es. Homy Cakes, Parched Corn, Turkish Coffee, Roaecakes, etc. Send mo money ord-r or stamps for *1.00 and 1 will send you a copy of this bcwk, together with a c-7. C. O’Rrlen, seey. MONEY-MAKING POSSIBILITY. NEW DEVICES, write at once 9 Adams Street, Chicago Mnncle—Fair. Ang. 17-20. North Manchester—North M.inehester Racing Largest Musis Hauaa la Mm WarM Assn. Sept 14-17. Clias Wright, seey. Idd. Mlliord Stern, Sec., RIvcrvlew Park, Detrott, Mich.

IOWA MORE RELIABLE THAN ELECTRIC. Boone—Ihsiiie Driving Park and Fair Assn. BRIGHTER THAN CALCIUM. Sept. 21 24. A. M. Rnrnslde. secy. $33.00 Profit Diiliinine—Diihinine TrI-State Fair. Sept. IS¬ IS. D. C. Stewart, seey. Tbia la what one man made In a aingle day Manson—Calhoun County Fair Assn. Sept. 7- o|>eratiug 10. C. G. Kaskey. seey. i-CARBI Mason City—North Iowa Fair. Dates not set. THE “WONDER CANNON ” C. H. RarlK-r, seiy. I Dgdeii—Poone (^otinty Fair. Si-pt. 14-17. W. PHOTO BUTTON MACHINE j C. Treloar, secy. Osage—Mitchell County Agrienitiiral Society. The only aucceaafnl and fully gnarant«-ed ma¬ vmsr ! Sept. —. W. H. Gable, seey. chine on the market. PRICE OF MACHINE, I Ti|iton—Cedar County Fair .\ssn Sept. 7-0. $13.(10. Capacity, •2.30 Photos per hour. St-nd C. F. Sinimermnker. secy. In your order today au.l atari making big money. No exiierb-uce reuulreil. Full Inatriic- KANSAS tlona with each outfit. I'ric-e of complete outfit, which Includes the neceaaary anppllei for mak ; Douglas -Donghis Agricultural Sis-letj Sept. ing 30U fiiiUheil photos, $2.'>..30. IPboloa aell at 10c and I5c each, with gold-plated fraiuei I ‘2.SOet. 1. J. A. Clay, Jiecy. Small luvealmeut; 40Uc%. profit. Write for particulara. $10 de|ioHit required with order; halanc LIW I Fulton—Osage Valley Fair .\ssn. Dates not PATENTED I set. F. H. Niles, seey. Ki'igniaii -Cattlenieirs Plenlc. .\ng. 10-13. H. . (’. Is-aeli, seey. ! THE CHICAGO FERROTYPE CO- , MePlierson — .McPherson County .Vgrlmltnral : (Sole owners of patents. Beware of lufringerai. Fair Assn. Sept. 0 11. Carl A. Grant, secy, Oar New Address: Lallln and Congress Streets, CHICAGO. ILL. MOYINh PICTURES j Paola—Miami County Fair Assn, Dates not AMO SLIDES. set. Geo. R. Reynolds, seey. Siiiltli Center—.Smith Cminty Fair .4ng. 17-10. ■ H. C. .Smith, seey. NO mAntle no kerosene I.dirgc NO CnASOLINE no ETHC.R. KENTUCKY i Danvill.-—Danville Colored Fair .\ssn. .\iig. 18- AcrcMRtY SEND /OR CATALOG. 20. Dr. R. It. Hamilton, aecy. | W.B.MOORE M'gTr. Ewing—Fair. .\ng. 10-21. S. H. Price, secy. ; London—Laurel (’otinty Fair. Ang. 24 27. R. ! Wa still hava ./..MOORE BOND A CO. A. Ciiilton, seey. FOR SALE OR LEASE. a faw good onaa laft. 4106 FRANKLIN ST. CHICAGO. MARYLAND All big motey-mskers Writa quick. Easton—Tiilliot County Fair. Ang. 24-27. Hagerstown—Hagerstown Fair. Oct. 12-15. i THE RC ' AL THEATRE. 228 Suptrler Avt, Cleveland, C. Marlboro -SiHithera Maryland Fair -Vug. 10-1 12. WANT SLIDES Pocomoke Cit.v—Poconiokc City F*ir. Ang. 10- <)f all kinds. Must b*‘ In A-1 conditlnn, fluo.-t \ 13. eiil'jn-d: iirefer wihkI moniitiHl dissolving sets ami Roakvilh—Montgomery County Fair. Ang. 24. ' Money nicH-pHnieal slides. Want slides of travel in all SallsiMiry—Howard County Fair. .4ng. 17-20. countries. No Jnnk si any price; want the BEST. MASSACHUSETTS In Our. Soap Agents List your subjects and give name of inannfac- liir.-r. Lowest cash that will buy them. Sliip, Marshfield—.Marsliheld Agricultural an-1 Hortl ' privilege exaininaMoii. Also want gtssl him cultural Soalcty. Ang. 23-27. Isreal 11. Get our prlcei on Soap and Toilet Articles. They will Interest you. Our sdvertlslng assorted packages with vslualde PreDiimnt have the flash snd vsine that get the mom^. Eve^lMaly use* and dissolving lanterns. Tell ns Just what voii HaK'lier, North Marshfield, Mass. have. Must be cheap. TOUR OF WORLD. iheiii. .Money-getters for cauvasm-rs and fakers. MAKE GREAT SOUVENIRS FOR SHOWS. MICHIGAN CARNIVALS, ETC. One young man cleared $947.,'>A In six mouths straight on a bouse-to-boiiM Box SC3, Oklahoma City, Okla. Adrian—I,enanrr (’onnty Fair, Sept. 20-23. F. ‘ canvass. Are you doing as well? If not, send postal to-day. We will teach you bow. I A. Ilriddlsh, recy. Caro—C.iro Fair .\ssn. .Sa-nt 14 17. R. II. I Smith, seey. E. M. DAVIS SOAP CO., 38 Union Park Court, Chicago. ' Croswell—Croswell Agrieultnral So<-lety. Sept. 22 24. A. R. .Martin, secy. -THE HANS WAGeRR g. BROS. CIRCUS and CONGRESS OF AIHLETES- ! Grand Rapids—West Michigan State Fair. Sept. WANTS fer ths coming season—Cast lug acts, aerial acts of highest cliaractcr, with A-1 rigging; I 13 17. Eugene D. Conger, secy. lb clowns, wire-walkers, rvmtoitionisls, troni-e of gtssl working |K>idea and dogs. liaiMl of 20 ■ Hotighton—Cooper County Fair. Sept. 21-2.3. l.leces tpeo|de didiig two or more given prcfereucel, Ihish eaiivasiniin, seat men, Ridte A Weyet FOR SALE John T. McNamara, seey. ilght man, 20 chauffeurs, bill|.usters, banner men, lithographers, 24 hour man, clieckers-up, bid* on cook house. We want the best aerial and atldetlc acts In the biisitii-sa. Novelty outside yrVMi TONOWAN’DA .MILITARY T \M) ORGAN, I MINNESOTA USED THREE .MONTHS, AS GOOD AS NEW; iittraction. No time to waste In Idle (orres|sjiidenee, so stato all and lowest In first. Addre.* Wll.L SELL (’HEAD. H. D. DUCKHAM. ! Bird Island—Ranville County Agricultural So- J. H. DeWOLFF, General Agent Hang Wagrer k Bioi.' Circus, 144 Main St.,Carnegie, Pa. Kenton, Ohio. I clety. Sept. —. Joe Haggett, sci-y. All lublielty men address C. CIAYICN BRITTON. I NEW HAMPSHIRE Lancaster—Coos and Essex County Agricnlfnr PARK OPPORTUNITY—A Traction Coiiipany, having one of the most beautiful (larks In Indians, UINIQLE THEATRE al Society. Sept. 7-9. Flwin Damon, secy, with double Hack line from elly of Tn.mai isipidalloii, with five Internriiau and seven stesia i Roeh-'ster—Rochester Fair Assn. Sept. 21-24. roads, willi diawing |s>|>nlallon within radius of 23 miles of BhI.oOO, desires to lease the ois-ratl 'O Frank Maguire, secy. of sahl park to pro|HT pally or parliea.I ark now eotitaiiis large refreshment pavilion, daiieiiig Mayfield, Ky. hall, Japuiieae Ball game, tigiire eight, tolsiggan, eirrie swing, moving pictures, bowling alley, T. L. McNUTT, Mgr. ! NEW YORK rerieshmeiit stands, Flnsillng gsllery, is>ny tisek, ailrsrllve tbentre, iHialiiig, and is lirilllantly Wanted—Mnshal Corneilles, Diaiiiatlc and Re,>er- ; Brookfield—Rpookftt-ld-.Madison County Agri¬ lighted and has Its own waterworks. Coulaliia 2:17 neres. al.nit .3b of whieh are narkisl. Addre— toire Coiiitqnies for season l[)(i9-191(l. This cultural Society. Sept. F. .M. S|K)un _“DOUBLE TRACK," care The Billboard. house dis-sn’t elow. Rig business. .411 rande- I er. secy. vlllr- a ts and teams waiili-d at oms-. State all i Cortland—Cortland County Agricultural Socl- flr.sl letter. j ely. .4ng 17-20. W. J. Oreenman, secy. I Naidea—Naples Unlo’i Agrienltural Swlety. OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT j Sept. 13-17. ■ C. L. Lewis, secy. Nassiii—agricniinral and I.Ibcral Arts Soci¬ ety of Renssalacr County. Sept. 14-17. Del- First-class Baritone, sober and reliable Prof. Geo. M. Stacy nicr Lynd, seej-. i Sehen-'viis—Schenevns Valley Agricultural So R. r. ASHTON, - - - La Porte, Texas with Ills original Slide for Life and Heavy- clety. -Yng. 11-1.3. J. P. Friery. secy. welglil 1 ifter. will Is- ois-n for eiigagenieiit this Whitney's Point—Rroanie County Agrienltural Society. Ang. 10-13. C. 11. Johnson, secy. I VAUDEVILLE ACTS WANTED AT ALL TIMES. seas*.II. Eiigageii.eiits piefeiTisl with Dark and OHIO Si'iid in your open time. Performers desiring to break their jump l«*tw«“en Chlrago and New Yorl.. Cariihal ,H.-'iple and managers. Address 429 Jeff, we win.Id be | leaH.-d al all lime* to assist yon. and can Issik yon on sli irt notice. We eoiilnd tie i London—Fair. Ang. 24-27. C. A. Milton, Paducah. Ky. hist lime ill this bs-allty, and iK-rforiiiers of ability ran always get time. Fnrtnermore, we onl.Y Issik lesioiisible lioiis<-a, aisl we allow trsns|MirtalIon nisi rlisrge no roiiiinlsslo'i for iMstklng. Ottawa—Ottawa Fair. Oct. 5-0. A. P. San¬ M A - llniidiiHls of new tricks In ad ROYER & BALSDON, Rooms SC5-6-7 Apollo Bldg., 288 Fourth Ave., Pittsburg, Ps. dies, secy. 1 hone: 1117 Court. _ ■* vciiceil magic. Cautsit Is- ha I elsi- . Owe isvllle--Clcrm( nt County Agrienltural So¬ wlieie. Send staiinis and get isisteil. Address ciety. Ang. 24-27. A. S. Juhusun, secy. J. S. HARTO, 7C3 So. Capitol Ave.. India.i- I Republic—SIKXTIOX TII.\T FAC'T WHF.X WHITIXG T<> THF. ADVKRTISFH. I F BRUARY 20, 1909.

OKLAHOMA .\piiche—Ap)irh<> Fair ami Stock Sale. Sept. l.*.-10. K.I. C. Kell. »e

BiilTslo Bill’s Wild West sml Pswnee Bill’s Far Esst romblneil. Briilgepurt. Conn. riark’s. L. R.. Wagon Show-, Tuscaloosa, Ala. SALE Klee Bros.* Show. St. Louis, Mo. Shannon Bros.’ 'Tent Sliow. I.nilington, MIoh. Wagner Bros.' Circus, Carnegie. Pt. MIDWAY COMPANIES Advertise your Bar, Lunch Bsyiie. J. P.. Shows. Altus, Okla. lOTAL inAL Belaehatanr Carnival Co., State Armory. Al¬ bany, N. Y. Stand, Restaurant, Soft ■FI. 10. ColTree Amusement Co.. Cant. C. 11. Coffree, Drink and S >da Water 1821 Dearborn St. mgr., 1038 Baronne. at. New Orleans, La. CHICAGO. Ferari. Col. Francis, Shows, care Zoo, Roanoke, Va. Stand Privileges in the 1402 Broadway, Great Reoil Shows. Ilemitun, Vs. NEW YORK. Greater Southern Shuwa, Knovvllle. Tenn. American Beverage and Hamilton’s. Jeff. Shows. CrawfonlsvIHe, Ind. Hayes. Arthur W.. Concessions, Donora, Pa. Food Journal. No matter Kepiiler Amusement Co., C. J. Keppler, mgr.. Rogue Cbittu, Miss. what you have in the way BUCKENSDERFEI of beverages or food it will get a good price for them. TYPEWRItERS CHICAGO MANUSCRIPT -ADDRESS- ■ OOM rkWTJPLAYS'^* SALEdMkL CHICAGO THE BEVERAGE & FOOD PUB. CO. 3* LA SALLC ST ILW 416 Elm Street, CINCINNATI, O. New Profea. I H W sional ana Amateur Plays, M_mm ■ ^m Vaudeville Sketehes, suge ■ ■■■• ■ wW Monologues, Minstrel Material JokM, Musleial Pleeea, Beelta. Urns. IMsIegaew. Make-up GaiMlaet«.Cstalag«efV«» T. 8. DENISON, Pub., Dept. IS* Chicaso.

t'stjlogne of I'nifessloiial A Amateur laorted Plays, Sketches, .Muuol >gu«si, .Minstrel r use* Jokes. Kecllatlons. Mske-iip (iissls. The Btrongeet trunk in America tows etc., sent FUFF. DICK A FITZGEB- Has no weaknesses. Our catalogue i-boiis* ALD. f> Ann Street, New York. will tell yon why. Ironclad, 32 inch, $10.00 31 “ I0.7.> “ 36 “ 11.,’iO gglng; SCENERY Ilf ’JO NOTICE—Si nil 10c for a largo, beautiful scroll Weyet Trunks and Stage Properties to hi d-slun to lie iisisl on stage wanlrolie. Aihlross “ 10 “ 13.00 {), bill* MLLE. De IVA. Wardrobe Designer, ISO E. outshle sold cheap for storage charges. Reese St., Ford du Lac, Wit, lihln-* The Belber Trunk & Bag Co., IS. Pt. WANTED—Eviierlonceil Plano I’layer who can No. 1611 X. lluiH<(H‘k SI.. trMiis|iose and slug llliistiateil snugs In vaude 22S Dsarbom StrsM, Chlosgs, Ills. vllle Imiusi-, large town, central Michigan. IMlIli.\l>F.LI>llIA. P.\. :odlaun. R..fcreTic«ai. Adilrcsa “PIANO,” car# The Bill¬ I steam Beat of Btorage and Transfer Facilities. board. ia*ratl'>n daiiclii)l TTTTRPD’Q *^"1 Mus,-uui, New York. r alley, XLUDf/IV O WANTED—Acts. etc. Can me* w w 7 Bafld Theatres illtantly Fri'aka of Nature. Couteets. anything New and Addrei*« Novel. Adilress J. H. ANDFRbON, Manager. ■ Ml I " Promote Theatres ^actress o" ORATORiSi m[^ M Make Plans tor Theatres Warm 0Mmt»m*OO Mr—Afy^^SB M W ■ J Submit Estimates on Theatres The in<|rt iMriBating snd hMt pertac profMtoe le “ American Film Exchange tti«^tld. O.ircoDipIdsMid cotnprshMisibUcvHirm i V V Remodel and Decorate Theatres la sliirutloa god dr«mAtl€ art by mafl will In • short * 630 Halsey Straat. BROOKLYN. N. Y. prapars yoQ for thsstacaor spsaksr’s platform SaO* Moving Picture Maclilies and 1 Urns bought, •Mfal aiudsnts •▼srywhsra. Brnklst fr—. OhIeafO sold and tented. VULCAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. Liggett Bldg.. St. Loits. Ms ?xas DON’T “XKW WAXD” (Pat, Appl. fo Fall to gel the •Comic.’’ If you are singing Invisible Fortnne Writers, •SylTest.” Beads as follows—“My great big bnulder, Sylvest, Take a strong nebl-glasa to A hamlkerrlilcf, allck. etc., may le* s,*.* Ill* chest," etc., etc. l\vo chorus**s. Mr*- |mss,s| tliisiiigh It while Waml Is In Ing bigger lilt than Hu* original song. Price .'lOc. ois ral[on. t'iiiii|dete Magic Wand out Money or.l.*r. THE VIM P. A P. CO.. 66 Illinoia lit*. I*.no lip. “Gyjmy Qnis*ii” oiitllls St., Chicago, III. at 817.no anil t’JO.no, Invisible Paiiere at 8'-’.dO Mid 8:i.n0 |>»r l.noo. For sam OPEN TIME. I am laaiking Indeiiemicnt. l•l«s ami cirrnlara addresa S. BOWER. Want novi'Dv acts a-al sketches. Others write. 117 Harman St. (near Central Avenue), WONDERLAND THEATRE. Harry Tucker, Brooklyn, M. Y. K gr,, Hampton. la. S2 The Billboard FEBRUARY 20, 1900.

N. Sbure Co., 220 Madlaon st., Cblcsgo, III. FILMS. Twentieth Century Optlacope Co., 69 Dear Bhryock Todd Co., 824 N. 8th st., St. Louis, iMtm st., Chicago, III. DIRECTORY Mo. Manufactnrors, Dealers in and Rental Bureaus. U. S. Film Ex., 132 Lake at.. Chicago. Singer Bros., 82 Bowery, New York City. Acme Film Exchange, 00$ Smlthlleld st., Pitts¬ Wagner Film Amuse. Co., 120 N. 3d at., St. U. S. Flag Co., 2242 Gilbert sve., Cincinnati, O. isHila, Mo. Of Agents, Hotels, Music Publishers burg, Pa. Wsstem Bargain House, 272 Madison, Chicago. Actograph Oo., 50 Union 8q., New York City. s'lingtoii Film Exchange, 606 Weatory Bldg., and Dealers, in Theatrical, Circus Actograpb Co., Harmony Hall Bldg., Troy, N. .•hington, U. C. and Park Supplies, Alphabetically CARBONS. torn Film Exchange, 841 Century Bldg.. Edw B. Cary Co., 69 Park Place, N. Y. City. Y. Arranged. Alamo Film Exchange, 40S Main at., Dallas, St. LotiU. Mo. Williams. Browne A Earle, 918 Chestnut at.. CARBONS AND EXHAUSTERS. Tex. Philadelphia. I’a. J. H. Hallberg 30 Greenwich ave.. N. Y. City. Alamo Film Exchange, 204 Conroy Bldg., San AdTertitementi not ezceedins one Itn* in World Film Co., 117 University Place. New .Antonio, Tex. innrth will be publiihed, properly claseifled in Orleans. La. CARS (R. R.) American Film Service, American Trust Bldg., this directory, at the rate of $10 for one year Circut and Theatrical. Chicago, 111. FIREWORKS. 'St iituee), proTided they are of an acceptable American Car A Equipment Co.. 1538 Monadnuck American Pilm Exchange, Wabaah Bldg., Pitta Charles Crowell, 19 Ptrk Place, New York Rature, Price includee one year’i lubacription Bldg., Chicago. burg. Pa. City. I to The Billboard. Kesular advertiaera who uae Arma Palace Horae Car Co., Monadnock Bldg., American Film Service, 1$8 N. Main at., Mem¬ Consolidated Fireworks Co.. Reading, O. ] n ezceaa of $S0'a worth of apace annually are Chicago, III. entitled to one line free of charfe for each phis, Tenn. The Gregory Fireworks Co., Franklin Park, III C. W. Parker, Abilene, Kan. Ifty dollara or fraction thereof. coTered by Am. .Muto. A Rio. Co., 11 E. 14tb at., N. Y. C. Htcki Locomotive A Car Worki. 227 Dearborn FIREPROOFING COMPOUNDS. their contracta. Thia directory ia reriaed and American Vltagraph Co., 116 Nassau at., N. It., 'Chicago. corrected weekly, chanfea in firm namea and Y. C. Sam’l Wlndeoker, 185 Wabaah ave.. Chicago Mt. Vernon Car Mfg. Co., Ml. Vernon, Ill. addreaaea beitik recorded aa aoon aa they are Consolidated Film Co.. 143 K. 23d at., N.Y.C. The Venice Transportation Co., Third National FLAGS. received. Chicago Film Exchange, 120 B. Randolph at., Rank Bldg., St. I/)ula. Mo. Annin A Co., 99 Fulton at.. New York City. Chicago, Ill. The Murray Co., .59 W. Washington. Chicago CHEWING GUM MANUFACTURERS Chicago Film Exchange, Brendela Bldg., Om- II. S Flag Co.. 2242 Gilbert ave., Cincinnati L'. 8. Chicle Co.. 6th A Brighton. Newport, Ky. ADVERTISING NOVEL*: ES. ada. Neb. United States Tent A Awning Co.. 47-63 9 •ilniter BroR., 82 Bowery, New York vlty. CHUTE BUILDERS. Chicago Projecting Co., 235 Dearttom, Chicago. Desplalnea st., Chicago. V. 8bnre Co., 220 Madlaon at.. Chlrafto. Amarlcan Amnsemeot Co., I-udlow, Ky. Chicago Film Exchange, By. Exchange Bldg., ADVERTISING STICKERS. Coaitsr Conatructlon Co.. 6244 S. Park, Ch’go. Denver. Col. FLOOR SURFACING MACHINES. tt fxwla Sticker Co., Pine at.. St. t,.oule. CIGARS. Chicago Film Exchange, Westory Bldg., Waah- M. L. Schlueter. 38 S. Canal at., Chicago, III Mo. L. Denebein A Son, 127 E 4tb, Kansai City. lugton. D. C. FLOSS CANDY MACHINES. AERIAL ADVERTISERS. Chicago Film Exchange, Dooly Bldg;, Salt Lake liartell Floaa Machine Co., 81 Frankfort at.. CIRCUS SEATS. City, Utah. 8l|aa J. Conyne, 401 McI,oan ave.. Ohlcagn Bew and Second-Hand. New York City. I Chicago Film Exchange, Coleman Bldg., Lou¬ The Murray Co.. 59 W. W’ashington st., Cb'go. T. Diets. 127 Michigan st., Toledo. O. AERONAUTS. isville. Ky. " ^ Chlc.go’Fllm Exchange, Stahlman Bldg., Nash FORTUNE TELLING DEVICES. Belmont Slater*' Balloon Co., Reed City, Vfich. at., Chicago. Prof. Cbarlea Swarta. llumlMliU, Tenn. vllle, Tenn S. Bower 117 llarmsn st., Brooklyn, N. Y Mtaa Dorothy De Vonda. Box 796. Otaego, Mich. CIRCUS WAGONS. Cincinnati Film Exchange, 214 W. 5tb at., Cin¬ Xelmm Bros.’ Co.. ««) 218 LaSalle at., Chicago Cages. Dens and Band Chariots. cinnati, O. GAMING DEVICES. AMERICAN TAILORS. Sullivan A Eagle, 15 Canal at., Peru, Ind. Crawford. O. T., Film Exchange, 1401 0 Locust NlepaKe Brea., 100 Bay at., Toronto, Can Spindle' Club House Furniture, Etc. CONFECTIONERY MACHINES. at.. .St. Louis, Mo. Deane, 1057 i.entral ave.. Cincinnati, O. AMUSEMENT SUPPLIES. A. T. Diets, 127 Michigan at.. Toledo, O. Cut Rate Film Exchange, 120 Randolph at., H. C. Evans A Co., 125 Clsrk st., Chicago. Ill 0 S. Mnale Co., Milwaukee and Weatem t*e*. F. L. Tarbell Mfg. Co., 216 Illinois at.. Ch’go. Chicago, ill. * Chicago, III. Jap. Novelty Co., Battle Creek, Mich. H. Davis. Watertown, Wis. Kingery Co., Pearl A Walnut, Cincinnati, O. Dixie Film Exchange, Owensboro, Ky. ANNOUNCEMENT SLIDES. Lanier A Drteshacb, 315 John at.. Cincinnati, 0. Eastern Film Exchange, Wabaah Terminal CRASS MATS. le»l Co . 84 E. 14th at.. New York, N Y W. Z. Ix>Dg. 172 High st., Springfleld, O. RIdg., Pittsburg, Pa. American Rug Co., 310 E. 96th at., N. T. City ANIMAL DEALERS. Standard Mfg. A Supply Co., Drawer O, Ho- Edison Mfg. Co., 10 6th sve.. New York City, GREASE PAINTS, ETC. nnngahela. Pa. and Orange, N. J. Wiu. Bartela. 160 Greenwich at., .N. Y. City. Electograpb Co., 199 Third ave., N. Y. C. Make-up Boxes, Cold Cream, Etc. Carl llagenbeck, StelllnKen-Hamburg, Germany. CONSTRUCTORS, ELECTRIC AND Eugene Cline A Co., 59 Dearborn st., Chicago; Chicago Coaluine A Cotillion Worka, 69 Dear LInwood H. Ellnt. North Waterford. Me. SCENIC SHOWS. 10 E. 14th st.. New York City. tiorn st.. Chicago, III. Deer Lake Park, Severy, Kan. C. W. Parker, Abilene, Kan. M. Stein Cosmetic Co., 1392 B’way, N. Y. C Gome’a Zoological Arena, Denver, Col. Ehireka Film Exchange, 317 Everett Bldg., Ak¬ W. Odell Learn, San Antonio, Tex. CONSTRUCTORS OF PARK DE¬ ron, O. HARNESS. r.oulB Rube, 248 Grand at.. New York City VICES. Frank's Film House, .847 6th ave., Plttsbnrg, Plumea and Trapping! — For Cirena and Ad- Wens A Mackenaen, Yardley, Pa. J. B. Cbambera, 223 White Bldg., Buffalo, N. T. Pa. : vertiaing Uae. COSTUMES & THEATRICAL AC¬ French Film Beatorlng Co., 601 Relbold Bldg., • Schaemlis Plume Co.. 612 Metropolitan tva.. ARCHITECTS. Dayton, 0. Br(H,klyn, N. Y. For Summer Amuaement Parks and Theatres. CESSORIES. Globe Film Service, 79 Dearborn at., Chicago. ^•hn H Stem. 818 Singer bldg.. N. Y. City. Chicago Costume A Cotillion Works. 69 Daar- Great Northern Film Co., 7 E. 14th at., N. Y. O. INDIANS, INDIAN COSTUMES AND ARC LIGHTS. bom at., Chicago. Greater New York Film Rental Co., 24 Union RELICS. Flaming Arc Lamp Co.. HO Greenwich avenue. CLOWN WHITE. Sq., New York City. W. H Barton, Gordon, Neb. New York City. M Stein Cosmetic Co., 1392 B’way, N. T. C. C. J. Hite A Co., 441 Monadnock Blk., Chicago. ILLUSIONS. J U. IlHllberg, .10 Greenwich ave., N. Y. 0. COLD CREAM. C. L. Hull A Co., 209 B. 57tb at.. Chicago. Curioiltiea and Side Show Oooda (Mannfactni- Independent Film Exchange, 1609 Masonic Tern M. Stein Cosmetic Co., 1392 R'way, N. Y. C. era of and Oealera in.) ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. pie, Chicago. Decorative Plant Co., 8.12 Broadway, N. Y C. G. W. .Mien, 265 Bowery. New York City, COMPENSARC. Ideal Film Exchange, 112 B. Randolph at., r. W. Parker, Abilene, Kan. ASBESTOS CURTAINS. Fort Wayne Electric Works. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Chicago. Thurston .tmusement Co., St. Jamea Bldg., New C. W. Trainer. 80 Pearl at.. Boston. Mass. Inter-Ocean Film Bxcbinge, 99 B. Madlaon at., York City. CONES. Chicago. A. T. Diets, 127 Michigan at., Toledo, O. AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC ECONO¬ Kalem Co.. 131 W. 24th at.. New York C'ty JAPANESE SOUVENIR GOODS. Lanier A Drieahach, 315 John at., Cincinnati, 0. , loa i .s.. •> MIZERS. r. L. Tarbell Mfg. Co.. 216 Illlnol. at.. Ch’go ^llm Service. 196 Lake at.. Chicago. W. A. Mentxer, 92 Lake at., Chicago, Ill. fl fl llallberg. 80 Greenwich ave.. .N. Y. C. III. JEWELRY. Laemmle Film Service, Main and Sixth sta., AUTOMATIC MUSICAL INSTRU¬ CONE OVENS. For Stage Uae. A. T. Diets, 127 Michigan at., Toledo, O. Evansville. Ind. It. E. Doilge A Co.. 42 River at.. Chicago. MENTS. Lanier A Drieabach, 315 John at., Cincinnati, O. Laemmle Film Service, 78 8. Front at., Mem¬ l.yon A neaiy. Wabaah ave., Chicago, Ill. W. H Hollister A Co.. 42 44 River, Chleifo. Standard Mfg. A Supply Co., Drawer O, Mo- phis, Tenn. N. Shure Co., 220 Madison st., Chicago. ‘itiidolph Wurlltier Co., Cincinnati and Chicago. tamgahela. Pa. Laeipmie Film Service, 800 Brandela Block, F l Englehardt A Sons, 2 E. 47th at., N. Y. C. Shry.H-k Todd Co., 824 N. 8th at.. St. Loala. Mo. ■ r. L. Tarbell MAg. Co.. 216 Illinois at., Ch'go Omaha, Neb. *■' S. Miialc Co., Milwaukee and Western avee., Roger*. Thurman A Co., 156 Wabash avenna. Chicago. 111. CORN POPPERS. Laemmle Film Service, 151 Main at.. Salt Lake Clileago, III. City, Utah. BALLOONS. A T. Dleti. 127 Michigan at.. Toledo, O. Singer Bros.. 82 Bowery, N. Y. C. W. Z. Long, 172 High s<.. SpringOeld, 0. Laemmle Film Service. 100-101 Lumber Ex¬ ■8 laaals Rrothera. 22.8 Commercial st.. Boston, change, Minneapolis, Minn. JUGGLERS’ GOODS. Maas. CUTS. Laemmle Film Service, 214 Wella-Fargo Bldg., EBroadway Theatre Bldg.. N. Y. C. CREDIT. Chicago, III. MAGIC LANTERNS. W. S. Cleveland, 5.85 Knickerbocker Theatre . T»ftli Bros.. 92 State St.. Chicago. 111. New York Film Ex., 7 E. 14th at., N. Y. C. Stereopticons, Etc. Bldg.. New York City. Nolan Film Exchange, 11 Fountain Square, Cln- ■ .tmer. V’itagraph Co., 116 Nassau st., N. Y. C ;rlffln Amuaement Co., 94 Queen *».. Toronto. DUSTLESS ANTI-SLIP. Chleago Stereo|itlron Co,, 56 Sth ave., Chicago For Roller Rinks. elnnatl, O. Canada. GIoIm‘ Film Service, 79 Dearborn st.. Chicsgn P. J. Ryan Co., 504 Ho

merry widow hats. OPERA CHAIRS. Pryor .Mfg. Co., 25 S. Jefferson at.. Chicago. STREET MEN’S SUPPLIES. K.rrt V. Iiiw H«t Co.. ft’W Broadway. N. Y. C. American Seating Co.. 90 Wabash ave., Chi Clilcago Roller Skate Co.. 285 E. Madison at.. For Fair FoUowara. MlLnARY GOODS FROM GOVERN- cagu. Chicago, 111. MENT AUCTION. A. 11. Andrewa Co., 174 Wabash ave.. Chicago, Cycle Skate Co., 37 Park at.. New York Wty. Coe, Yooge A Co., 612 St. Cbarlea at., 8l. II. 8. Ansley, 1402 Broadway, New York City. Rainbow Amuse. Co., 2t)0 Washington Boule- Loula, Mo. kr.nri- sniitTUiaD. 501 Broadway, N. Y. C. Hardeaty Mfg. Co.. Canal Itover, O. vard, Chicago. 111. E. M. Davla Soap Co., 32 Union Pr. Placa, Chi moving picture machines. Royal YIetal Mfg. Co.. 1821 Dearborn. Chicago. Kirhardaoo Ball Bearing Skate Co., 501 Wells cago. 111. iciiiari. li Co., 50 Union »q.. New York City. E. H. btalTord Mfg. Co., Chicago, ill. at., Chicago. III. R. K. Ibalge A Co., 42 River at., Chicago, lU. ti'ioar;iiti Co., Harmony Hall Bldg., Troy. N. Y. Steel Furniture Co., Uraml Itaidda. Mich. The Samuel Winalow Skate Mfg. Co., Worcea I. KJIaenateJn. 44 Ann at.. New York City. Im Mlit * »10- fo-. 1» B !■“>> •«-. C. ter. Ma.aa. Francia Flake, 1778 Poat at., San Franclaco. ^inerl. >r> Vitacrapb Co., 110 Naaaau at., N. ORGANS AND ORCHESTRIONS. Cal. Bllbom Broa. 152 E. Lake at., Chicago. III. SHOOTING GALLERIES. .M. Gerlier, 729 South at., PhlladelpUta, Pa. 4iD«ric»n Klim Sercice, American Trust Bldg., tiavloll A Co., .31 Bond at.. New York City. Diamond Novelty Co., Syracuae, N. Y. Goldberg Jewelry Co., Ill W. Sixth at., Ka^aa llllra..'i.. 111. Johannes 8. Gebhardt, 3ii‘24 Lawrence at., Pblli E. E. llipiile, .M® Vine at., Philadelphia, Fa. City, Mo. 4merl Wahaah ave., Chicago. Chicago, III. cago. III. kmrri Moving Picture .Macblne Co., 102 Oh Marengbi A Co., 2.v5 .Vve. A.. N. Y. C. W. F. Mangel's Carousel Works, Coney Island, The Golilanilth Toy and Importing Co., 123 B B,,k an at.. New York City, Jno. Muzxio A .Son, 178 Park Row, N. Y. C. N Y Fourth at.. Cincinnati, U. bint;’ Klim Exchange, 120 B. Randolph at., Niagara Mualcal Inatrument Co., North Ton- J. J. McCullough, Sheridan's Walk. Coney Is¬ Holiday Novelty .Mfg. Co., 37 Great Jonea at.. Chli - 111- awanda, N. Y'. land. N. Y. , New Y ork City. blcii: Klim Exchange, Weatory Bldg., Wash- •North Tonawanda .Musical Instrument Works. C. W. Parker, Abilene, Kan. Ia*vln Broa., Terre Haute, Ind. llgt'-n, 1). C. North Tonawanda. N. Y’. Schaefer A .Miller. 310 State at.. Chicago. W. F. .Miller. 144 Park R>w. New Ysrk City .'blciic Klim Exchange, Ky, Exchange Bldg., C. W Parker, Abilene, Kan. A. J. Smith. loOO W. Van Buren at.. Chicago. Newman Mfg. Co... 81 Woodland ave., Cleveland Denv,.r. Colo. Ruilolpb Wiirlltzer Co., Cincinnati and Cbirago. Wm. WurHIein, '208 N. ‘2d at.. Philadelphia. Pa. Nadel A Shliiimel, 45 Fultob at., N. Y. C. .'bint;') Klim Exchange, Dooly Bldg., Salt Lake Gtto Supply Co., 270 W. 3«th at.. .\. Y. C. City. Utah. ORANGEADE. SLOT MACHINES. Geo. A. I'aturvl. 41 Warren at.. New York City. Chicago Klim Exchange, Coleman Bldg., Louis¬ The Corner Co., 303 Maryland at., BuCfalo, N.Y. Manufacturers of and Dealers in. “Rich,” (he .Alrahip Man. Girard, Kana. ville, Ky. Columbia Mfg. Co.. Il.'iO Harrison at.. Chicago. Auierlcan Mutoampe Co., II E. 14tb at.. N.Y.C. Rogera. Thurman A Co., 156 Wabaah ave., Chi¬ .'blrtgo rilm Exchange, Stahlman Bldg., Nash¬ .Yutomatlc Drink Machine Co., Syracuae, N. Y. cago. Hi. ville. Tenn. PATENTS SECURED. Culu Automatic Co., 4.11 Kane ave.. Stamlanl .Mfg. A Supply Co., Drawer O, Mo- Chlngo Klim Exchange, Brandela Bldg., Oma¬ Evans,Wilkins Co., 323 K. at.. W’aahington. D. Hammond, Ind. notigabela. i*a. ha, Neb. C Dlamoud Novelty Co.. Syracuae, N. Y'. Shryot-k-Tiald Co.. 824 N. Sth at.. St. Loula, Mo. ChIctR.t Projecting tV>.. 225 Dearttorn. Chicago. PERFORATED MUSIC. Lyou A Healy, 205 Wabash ave., Chicago, 111. N. Shure Co., 220 Madlaon at., Chicago, Ill. Cincinnati Klim Exchange, 214 W. 5tb at., Cin¬ For Electric Pianos. .Mills Novelty Co., cor. Jackson Boulevard and Shapiro A Karr, 428 South at., Philadelphia. cinnati. o. United States .Music Co., Milwaukee A West¬ Green at.. Chicago, HI. Pa. Crawford. O. T., Film Exchange, 1401-5 Locuat ern aves., Chicago, 111. J. E. Nelson A Co., 48 River at.. Chicago. Singer Broa., 82 Bowery, New York City. at.. -St. I.oals, Uo. Scenlscope Co., Jackson Boulevard and Green IVeatern Bargain IlMiae. 272 Madlaon, Chicago. Cugene Cline A Co., 50 Dearborn at.. Chicago; PHOTO. BUTTON MACHINES. Harry Welabaum, *242 R. Madlaon at., Chicago. American Minute Photo Co., 269 W’. 12tb at., ata., Chicago. HI. 10 E 14th at.. New Y'ork City. WhittaoiD Co.. 240 E. Madlaon at., Chicago. Chicago, Ill. United States Music Co.. Milwaukee and West Chaa. E. Itreealer, 145 E. 28d at., N. T. C. Yoat A Co., WM) FIIt>ert at., Philadelphia, Pa. Chicago Ferrotype Co.. 009 New "Era Bldg., era avea., Chicago, HI. Edle-'H Mfg. Co.. 10 5th ave.. New York City, I'nited States Coin Lock Co.. 220 W. 47th at., TALKING PICTURE MACHINES. anil Orange, N. J. Chicago, 111. New Y'ork City. Gaumoii* Co.. 124 E. 25tb at.. New York, N. T. Elect.>ftrapb Co., 109 Third ave., N. Y. C. PHOTO. POST CARD MACHINES. Ruilolph Wurlltier Co., Cincinnati and Cthlcago. Glota. K’.lm Servlee, 79 Dearborn at.. Chicago. “Daydark” 8peclalty Co., 1004 St, Ange ave., TENTS. L Hctx, 202 E. 23d at.. New York. N. Y’. St. Louis, Mo. SLOT MACHINE SUBSTITUTE. Baker A Lockwood, 7th A Wyandotte ata.. C. 1. Illte A Co.. 441 hlonadnock Blk., CbPgo. PIANOS. Glaba Co., 1022 Main St., Anderson, Ind. Kanaaa City, Mo. Harbach ,A Co., 800 Filbert. Philadelphia. Pa. Columbus Plano Co., Colunibua, u. SLOT MACHINE SUPPLIES. ColiiDibiia Tent A .\wnlng Co.. Colnmbna, O. Inter * 1. .tIBi Klim Exchange, 99 E. Madison at., P. Pomero A Co., 809 Federal at., Philadelphia. Carnie (fimdle Mfg. Co., 307 Delaware at.. Chicago. HI. Exhibit Supply Co.. 3.18 Dearborn at . Chicago. Pa. Kanaaa City, Mo. C. B. Klelne, 652 6th ave.. New York. N. Y. SNAKES. Dougherty Broa.’ Tent Co., 109 South Main at., Laemmle Klim Service, 190 Lake at.. Chicago, PLAYS AND MSS. .\rmatroDg Snake Co., San .\ntonlo, Tex. St. lioula. Mo. ,* III. Deelera in, Authora, Agents and Brokers. SONG BOOKS. J. C. Goea A Co.. Detroit. Mich. Laemmle Klim Service, hlaln and Sixth streets, David Belaaco, Stuyveaant Theatre, N. Y’. C. n. M. Kerr .Mfg. Co., 278 W. Madlaon. Ch’go. Wbiteaon Co., 240 E. .Madison at., Chicago. III. Evansville, Ind. Dick A Fitzgerald, 23 Ann St., New Y'ork City. ’ W. H. Luahbaugh, Covington, Ky. Laemmle Klim Service, 78 S'. Front at., Mem¬ POP CORN. SONG SLIDES. M. Magee A Son. 147 Fulton at.. N. T. C. phis. Tenn. For Uluatrated Songs. The Murray Co., .19 W. Waahlngton at., Ch’go. Garden City Pop Com Co., 46 State, Chicago. , Laemmle Film Service. 800 Brandela Block, 'American Film Service, American Trust Bldg., Murray Tent A Awning Co., 1-5 S. Union at.. IMrnberger Pop Cora Co., 185 Seneca at.. Biif Omaha, Neb. Chicago, III. Chleago. Hi. Laemmle Film Servlee, 151 Main at.. Salt Lake falo. N. Y American Film Service. 158 N. Main at., Mem- Schaefer Tent A Awning Co., 1421 Larimer at.. Clt.v. Utah. POPCORN MACHINES. phia. Tern. Denver. Colo. (.aemmie Film Service. 100-101 Lumber Ex¬ W. Z. Long, 172 High at., Sprlngd-ld, U .American Vltagraph Co.. 116 Nassau at., N. Sun Tent A .Ywning Co., 9 Beale at.. Sin Fran change, Minneapolis, Minn. Y. C. claoo. Cal. Laemmle Film Service, 214 Wells Fargo Bldg., PORCUPINES. Chicago Film Exchange. 120 E. Randolph at., The R. Tenneaon Co., 11 Dock at., Philadel¬ LInwood Flint, North Waterford. Maine. Portland, Ore. Chh-ago Ill phia, Pa. (.aemmie Film Service, Casino Theatre Bldg., PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS. Cbicagp Film Exchange. Brendels Bldg.. Om Thoniaon A VaDng Slide Film Exchange, Masonic -Vmerlcan Curtain Co., Room 931, 1402 Broad Frinclsco, Cal. .Maaa. Temple. Chicago. IlfT' way. New York City. Bathe Cinematograph Co.. 41 W. 25th at.. New .tmerlcan Show Print Co.. Milwaukee. Wla. Crawford, O. T. Film Exchange, 1401 5 Locnat York City. Donaldaon LItho Co., New|>ort, Ky. at.. St. Louts, Mo. THEATRICAL LUMBER. I*lttshiirg Calcinm Light A Film Co.. Plttabnrg. Ferguson Show Print Co., Dea Moines, la. Eugene Cline A Co., .19 Dearborn at.. Chicago: John Gllb-aple Lumber Co.. Lumber A Seward Pa. Great W. ITtg. Co.. 513 Klin at.. St. LonU, .Mo. 10 E. 14tb at.. New York City. ata., Chleago, III. Pittsburg Calcium Light A Film Co.. Dea Gille Show Printing Co., '2257 Miaaiou at., San Glotie Film Service, 79 Dearborn at.. Cbirago. THEATRICAL PROPERTIES. Molnea, la. FraiH-im-o, Cal. U Heti. 302 E. 23rd St., New York, N. T. Slegiiian A Weil, 78 Wooater at., N. Y. C. Plttshnrg Caletam Light A Film Co.. Rochea- Ilennegan A Co., 8tb near Main. Cincinnati. C. J. Hite A Co., 441 Monadnock Bldg., Chicago ter. \. Y. Ohio. Inter-Ocean Film Exchange. 99 E. Madison at.. TICKET PRINTERS. Pittsburg Calcium Light A Film Co.. Lincoln. Francia Valentine Co.. 285 I3th at.. San Fran- Chir»|fO. Ackerniann Quigley Co.. Kanaaa City. Me. Neb. claco. Cal. Laemmle Film Service, 196 I-ake at.. Chicago, .\iiu-rlcaii Ticket Co.. Tole«lo. O. l»1ttst.Hrg Calcinm Light A Film Co.. CIncIn PRINTERS. Carter Preaa. pealHal.v, .Maj«. natl. (1. Laenimle Film Service, Main and Sixth ata.. .National Ticket Co.. Shaniokln. Pa. . Of Theatrical Letterheadi, Contracts and Pro- I*1oneer Ticket Co.. 722 Broadway. N. Y. City. Pittsburg Cnt Rate Film Exchange, .30 Lewis grami. Evansville, Ind. ... Blis'k, Plttabnrg. Pa. I4iem nie Film Service. 38 S. Front at.. Mem Rand. McNally A Co.. 166 Adama at.. Chicago. Church Printing Co.. 416 Elm at.. Cincinnati, O. Reta Printing Co.. 10th A Harney ata., Omaha. Kellahle Film Co.. 717 Stiperlor ave.. Cleveland. Ilennegan A Co., Eighth near Main at. Cin¬ phU, Tenn. . . i. Eherhard Schneider. 109 E. 12th at.. New Y’ork lest^ramle Film Service, Bramlets Blook. Om- N**b. _ City. cinnati, (I. standard Roll Tlcketa. 181 Pearl at.. N. Y C. Sellg Poivscope Co.. 45 E. Randolph at.. Chi¬ ROLL TICKETS. Laemmle Film Service. 151 Main at.. Salt Lake Sun Printing Co. (Ine.). Provldenee, R. I. cago, III. Baker.Byron Co.. Eighth and Sycamore ata.. Weldon. Wllllama A Lick, Ft. Smith. Ark. «poor r.eo. K.. 62 N. Clark at.. Chicago. III. Cincinnati. O. iJ^mmle'Vllm Service. 100-101 Lumber Ex TIGHTS. .Nation.il Ticket Co., Shaniokln. Pa. change. Mlnneai»olls. Minn. Slegiuan A Well. 78 Wooater at., N. Y. City. Pioneer Ticket Co., 7’22 B way. New York City. I.aemmle Film Service. 214 Wells largo Bldg.. Swanson Wm. H.. A Co., cor Lake A LaSalle Sun Printing Co (Inc.i. Providence. R. 1. TOY BALLOONS, Portland. Dre. i,ia» «ts Chlaago, Ill. ROSECAKE MOLDS. Laemmle Film Service. Casino Theatre Bldg.. ShrviKk Tiald Co.. 8*24 N. Sth at.. St. Unila. 8ttnilard Film Exchange, 79 Dearborn at.. Chi¬ A. T Diets. 1’27 Michigan at.. Toletlo, O Mo. cago. III. Qu^. Canada. Laemmle Film Service, Chambe’r of Commerce Singer Briw.. 82 Bowery, New York City. Ooiithem Film Exchange. 146 W. 5th at., Cin¬ ROUGE. cinnati. O. M. Stein Coametic Co., l.wrj B’way, N. Y. C. nidir . Wlnntwtf. Man.. Canada. TRUNKS. Lake Shore Film and Supply Co., 314 Superior Temple Film Co.. 59 Dearborn at., Chicago. 111. Wm. Bal. 210 42nd at.. New Y’ork City. “SAYSO" CONE BAKERS. ave., Cleveland. Ohio. Beltor Trunk A Bag Co., 152 Columbia ave . Twentieth Century Optlacope Co., 59 Dearborn A. T Dietz, 127 Michigan at.. Toledo. G I. evl A Co.. 64 E. 14th at.. New York City. St.. Chicago. III. PhlUdeli>hla. Pa. S. Lubln. 9-26 Market at.. PhlUdejphla., Pa. B. B. A B. Trunk Co.. 625 Smitbfleld at., Pitia ToMo Film Exchange. Spitxer Bldg., Toledo. SCENIC PAINTERS. UhiO. And Dealers in Scenery, Etc. S. Lnbin, 140 W. 5t1i at.. Cincinnati. «>. burg. Pa. Miles Bros., 2.19 Sixth ave.. New York City. c. S. Film Exchange, 1.32 Lake at.. Chicago, Itanlele Scenic Studio, Chicago Opera House UNIFORMS. viasrojo- Mfg. Co.. 112 E. Randolph at.. Chi Block. Chicago. III. Miles Bros.. 790 Turk at.. San FrancUco, Cal. DeMiailln Brre at. Co¬ Block. Pittsburg. Pa. _ „ ^ , Wm. I). Hall. Kleth’a Theatre Ble Co., 45 E. Randolph at., Chi pbla. Pa. Nx ave.. t3ilcago. III. Singer Broa.. 82 Bowery New Y’<»k City. M ’ *- *••• Chicago, in. J R Clancy. 247 Sallnaa at.. Syracuae, N. Y. WHIPS. M Oertwr. 729 South at., Philadelphia. Pa. E. J. Hayden A Co., 106 Broadway. Brooklyn. STAGE LIGHTING APPLIANCES. <5 lamith Toy Inipt. Co.. 122 E. 4th at.. Cln N. Y. Davla Whip (>• . Tippecanoe City. O. nnsti, O. A. W. Millard A Co., 117 .bl ave.. New York. J(Mi. Kl^s Co., 354 W. 50tti N^w E. W. Hadley Whip Co.. Weatheld. Maaa York City. a'go ll*» 201 K. Madfson at.. Chl- The Murray Co., 59 W. Waahlngton. Chicago. WILD ANIMAL DEALERS. I’. S. Tent A Awn. Co.. 47 53 S. Deaplalnea. STAGE PROPERTIES AND ACCES¬ Piitnani'a Pet anil Wild .\nlnial Stiwe, 490 Waab A- Reach. lt)0 Friendship at., I*Tovldence. Chicago. SOR I ES- Ington at.. Buffalo. N. Y. SIDE SHOW SUPPLIES. J. M. I-eavltt Co.. 312 W. 4.3d at.. N. Y. C. T O. Mott 415 Dearborn at.. Chicago. HI. STANDARD CONE BAKERS. WIRE WORKERS’ SUPPLIES. Otks Novelty Co.. Oshkosh. WIs. Wm. Nelson, 8 Cogawell Place, North Cambridge* Maas. StandsBl Mfg. A Supply Co., Drawer «)., Mo- Bennett Jewelry Co., 164,1 N. 10th at., Phlla L a E. Pearl at.. Cincinnati. O. Dongi’hela, Pa. delphla. Pa. ■h ’Madison at.. Chicago. 111. SIGNS. R. E. iKalge A Co.. 42 River at.. Chicago. lU. .Yutolectrlc Sign Co.. 134 E. Van Buren at., STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS. ShjnckTodd Co,. 824 N. Sth at.. St. I.oola. Juergena Jewelry t'o., vt Chamliera at., N. Y. C. MO. Climax View Co.. 1.3(1 137 W. 23d at.. N. Y. C. Cbirago. III. Keach. Geo. A.. 109 Frlemlahlp at.. Ptxividenca. •Mnger Broa.. 82 Bowery. New Y’ork CItv. SKATES. National Stereograph Co., 209 E. 67th at., ChK cago. HI. R I. •T-mens Shroeder Co.. .320 Broadway N Y C .\merlcan Roller Rink Supply Co., Sandiiaky, O. T. N. .Mott, 41.1 Dearborn at.. Chicago, Ill. „ NOSE PUTTY. Baltimore Skate Mfg. Co., Baltimore, Md. SPIRIT GUM. Rogt ra. Thurman A Co.. 1.16 Wabaah ave.. Ch) M Stein Cosmetic Co.. 1.392 B’wav. N Y’ C Harney A Berry SprlngOeld. Maaa M Slein C.wmetlc Co.. 1.392 B'way. N. Y. C. cago. III. FEBRUARY 20, 1909.

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We cartoon the body to suit. In three colors. Send 4 cents for samples, or 10 cents for sketch. Convey your ideas. No asked for given. Half-tones and Letter-heads ot Every Description aiso a Specialty ABEITS FOR BOTN WIBTED. ASK THE BILLBOARD IF WE ARE ROOD. Queen City Engraving Co., Cincinnati, Ohio NOVELTIES Fancy Goods and Jewelry. Most Profitable Business SINGER BROS.’ New Book of Specialties On Earth! It In liritrr than erer. and cnntainn more val- tiable lufurmatton to Streetnien. KnIfe-boanI Men. Yankee Notion Workera, Mall Onler .Men. Establish Denatured Alcohol Distilleries Premium Ilouaes. Jewelera, Noeelly Dealer*, les Novelties lor Fairs and , etc., than any other catnlogue liaiiiellcal sawdust, wood pulp and vegetable waste matter. Ooodv. etc. Dealers, mall ua your iierinaneiil I addreaa. and we will be pleaat^ to aeml tlil> ■ tni.k m you. Send for It to-day. You can not I afford to be without It. We are ready to negotiate with commercial aasociationa or individuals. SiXtiKR BHOTIIF.HS. Q Wirt tolMs SappUes Xo speculative features The market demands the product. M Bowery, .... KEW TOBK feitier Rowers Unquestionable References. ORGANS It. D. MOTT, iis-n ntviBow ST..aiCA88.imi>N Puf \IERRY-GO RODND8. SKATING RINKS. Continental Natural Gas Alcohol Co. AUTOMATIC MOVING TE.ST SHOWS, KTC. A few niiallum else re fflred and rebuilt with NEW. Ul‘ TO DATE SHOOTING GALLERY CMC. offered at a IA>W PRICE. We MANU _WHEELING, W. VA._ FAtTl’RE. REPAIR and put NEW .MUSIC on \U. KINDS OP organs. State your want* fnlly EataMIsbed IS07. ro ft AN VLB S. OEBHABDT CO.. SOSB Law- renca St., and 8027 Orkney St., Philadelphia. Pa. DO you want to be a GOOD FELLOW Roll Tickets with your trade and add $20 to yout The best in the market; well perforated and accurately numbered. weekly income without eitra work ? Then write today to TEDDY’S LABORATDRY Stock Tickets Wheeling, Wttl Vlrilnla, U. S. A. AND BASEBALL NOVELTIES. 5.000 .$0 70 50.000.$5.00 ' write for Price Llit. WM. WUBITLEIN, Mgr., 10.000. l.$5 100.000 .$.00 208 N. Second 8t., Fhiladalpkla, Pa., U. E A. FOR SALE! 25,000 . 3.30 Cash with the order. Weal Moriog Picture and Tauderllle Ilonoe In Great Handcuff Trick ^ •Hty of -J.'iO.OlK); RIO o(>era chairs ami (tn.«I atage- [ liilug giMNi bualDess. Don't write iinlinui yon '• How la It done? Deteetlvea and Secret Servtea nean bnalnena. J. E. MCNAU. Memphis. TViin. men have been diimfounded. At n great eoat we obtained the full aeeret dlrectlona for doing Special Tickets Ihia mnrvelona trick. Anyone with tbeaa diree tloo* ran be bandnifred and locked In a cell and Our prices on special tickets are correspondingly low. Let os quote you. evrape In lean than four minnten. Many nro Independent Vaudeville making a fortune with It. Wby not yon t FuW book all our own acta Indeiiemlent. Are aerret direction* for $1.00. OAKS NOVELTY >t>en for A1 acta. Only those that can make CO., Dept. 84. Oahkoih, Win. ex-d need apply. Salary m-condarr conald.-ra don for drawing cards. BUBY AMUSE CO.. THE DONALDSON LITHO. CO. Memphis. Tenn. THEATRICAL LAWYER ME.WRORT, KEIMTUCKV. MAURICE HAROLD ROSE, 140 Naaaau Street, NEW YOKE. Film & Song Slides»Sale SCENERY Rednred Ratea to the Profetaloa. flne lot of Film, 3c per foot, elegant comtillon; eill send C. O. D. subject to exaiiilimtion. him*'’ ■ IKIES IT NOT STAND TO REASON that we. »llh onr TWO LARGE STUDIOS and our SPI.EN- ■ecelpt of express charges. Sf thirty ycara In the Se»-iie Painting bimineaa. can do your J't. with Music. 8.nd for Hats. P. 0. BOX work FAR HE'ITER and Jimt a* CHEAPLY, all lliinga eonulden-d. than the anialler eoneern*? MB. Naw Orleans. La. I (iet our price* and aee. If we can not. don’t give iia (he ORDER. Onr REPUTATION and Theatre For Sale I HESPONSIHII.ITY aa a Arm are an awwirance to you of good work and square dealiug. In Oklahoma town of 6.000 popniatloa. Paying 0. W. MORGANSTERN. D. A. HARRIS. Inveatmenl. Seating capacity, about on* thou aand. Modem throughout. Addrent E. O., oar* SOSMAN & LANDISy Great Scene Painting Stndioi$ thia paper.__ Associated Booking Agency Main Offlca, 286-288 So. Clinton Street. • ..CHICAGO. ILL. OF PITTSBURG, PA. Want attractions for Family Vauderllle Iloiises. Pacific Coast Amusement Company **MirorV ilae” P roducts PATENTS SECURED OR FEB RETURN ED. Free re|H>rt as to pal Owning and Operating 30 First-Claaa Vaudavilla Thaatraa East Northwest and West Proleeten led Film ■eklag ■seMnery. • Dtahllliy. Illiiatrated Uulde Ibaik ami Hat ii nveiitloMa wanted sent free. XT AMS. WILKIN TX7 A W X 17 n I at all TDCES. riBgT CLAgg AOTg OP ALL EBERHARD SCNREIDER. > CO.. BBS "F” St., Washington. D. C. W A H I Hi UI— kinds that can delxvui the ooooa SOLE BOOKINO AGENTS MORMON'S TBIEND—Agent* make over 1.0<»% proAt. S«-nd fop Wlioleaale price 11*1 of Elec¬ •^lot IVfactilne BBOWN A BEBNSTXnr PAUL OOUDBON ABCHIE LETT H. L. LEAVITT. Mgr. Pa«IS« tric Belt*. Electric Inaole*. Inhalers. Ilypo-Coeoe Headquarters for Pin Ounn ABachlues. 18M B'way. aultM 8-8-10 87 S. Clark Bt. 1117-88 Market BL Coaat Am. Aaaa., 108 galltvaa A Soap. $2.80 groa*. Onr goral* are the cheapeet New Tork City. Ckieago^_San Franeiaeo. Oal Coniidina Bldg.. Saattla. Waak. ami heat selling In the U. S. E*tahM«he.l 1*78, o h «*HN. MAMUFACTVBEB. VO. 1018 Oarmantosm Avt., Philadalphia, Incoppofate,!. THE ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO., Bnrlingten, Kena. _ •LOT MACHINES—New Mllln Deweya, l idgea. gll.iat; Elka. 815.00; ExchaiiKes. »18.0l(: FOB SALE—Uaroiiael, 30 ft. In diameter; M na > eaiiuta, $4.(10; olbem, one-half Hie c«»t. I aorted aninials eiich as horse*, miilea, gnata, ■aske the Pin Gum machine. J. H. KELLY, deep*. Ilona, elephant*; run by 3 h p. gax^ln* lNt7 N. Sixth St., Philadelphia. Pa. HAGE PARK engine, *••*(* 4'J: large organ. FBED POPP. N. E. Cor. 26th and Duncan 8ti.._Louijytl1*__Ky:, JACKSON. MICH. WANTE© — VAUDEVILLE PEBFOBMEB8 wTUt VALLEY CITY IIOOKL ' Cnnoeealona and Show* of all klnda wantml; good o|ienlng for Ferrl* Wheel. Shoot the Chnte. IF YOV SF.F. IT IX TIIK BILIx> AGF M Y, 101 N. Ottawa St., Graud UapI Pony Track, Jllnlafnre llallronil ami oili-r Ural (la** aflractlon*. Invite correapondenca of one Michigan. ; Hug circuaea. JACKSON AMUSEMENT CO.. Jackion. Mich. IU).\KI>. TF.lJi TlIF.M S<>. FEBRUARY 20, 1909. THE BILL BOA FEBRUARY 20, 1909. MOTION PICTURE PATENTS CO. 85 nPTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY

THE FOLLOWING MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF nLMS HAVE BEEN UCENSED BY THIS COMPANY: American Mutoscope and Biograph Company Lubin Manufacturing Company Edison Manufacturing Company Pa the Freres Essanay Film Manufacturing Company Selig Polyscope Company Kalem Company Vita graph Company of America George Kldine

LICENSED EXCHANGES The following exchanges have been licensed, and at the present time are the only exchanges that are authorized to handle licensed films:

Acto^aph Company.60 Union Square, New York City Lubin Film Service.610 Paul-Gale-Greenwood Bldg., Norfolk, Va. Actograph Company.Troy, N. Y. Lubin Film Service.140 West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Alamo Film Exchange.405 Main Street, Dallas, Texas. Michigan Film and Supply Co.82 Griswold Street, Detroit, Mich. Alamo Film Exchange.304 Conroy Building, San Antonio, Texas. Miles Bros., Inc.269 Sixth Avenue, New York, N. Y. American Film Exchange.645 Wabash Building, Pittsburg, Pa. Miles Bros., Inc.W’ashlngton and Dover Streets, Boston, Mass. Amer'can Film Service.126 Monroe Street, Chicago, Ill. Miles Bros., Inc.790 Turk Street, San Francisco, Cal. American Film Service.168 North Main Stivet, Memphis, Tenn. .Mitchell Film Exchange.120% Main Street, Little Rock, Ark. American Vltagraph Company.116 Nassau Street, New York, N. Y. Monarch Film Exchange.... 201 Thompson Bldg., Oklahoma City, Okla. George Breck .70 Turk Street, San Francisco, Cal. Montana Film Exchange.41 North Main Street, Butte, Mont. Buffalo Film Exchange.13*^ Genesee Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Morton Film Exchange.107 Sixth Street, Portland, Ore. C. A. Calehuff.Fourth and Green Streets, Philadelphia Pa. National Film Company.100 Griswold Street, Detroit, Mich. Calumet Film Exchange.‘..Masonic Temple, Chicago, Ill. National Film Renting Company.Spokane, Wash. Eugene Cline & Co.69 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill. Novelty Moving Picture Co.418 Turk Street, San Francisco, Cal. Eugene Cline.268 South State Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Ohio Film Exchange.16 East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio. Clune Film Exchange.727 South Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Pearce & Scheck.223 North Calvert Street, Baltimore, Md. Colorado Film Exchange Co.320 Charles Building, Denver, Colo. Pennsylvania Film Exchange.403 Lewis Block, Pittsburg, Pa. Columbia Film Exchange.414 Ferguson Building, Pittsburg, Pa. People’s Film Exchange.126 University Place, New York City. O. T. Crawford Film Exchange Co. .Gayety Theatre Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. Philadelphia Film Exchange... .1229 North 7th Street, Philadelphia Pa. O. T. Crawford Film Exchange Co... .Crawford Theatre, El Paso, Texas. Pittsburg Calcium Light & Film Co. .121 Fourth Avenue. Pittsburg, Pa, O. T. Crawford Film Exchange Co.Hopkins’ Theatre, Louisville, Ky. Pittsburg Calcium Light & Film Co.Wilkes-Barre, Pa. O. T. Crawford Film Exchange Co... .Shubert Theatre, New Orleans, La. Pittsburg Calcium Light & Film Co. .601-3 Central Bldg., Rochester, N. Y. Harry Davis.347 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. Pittsburg Calcium Light & Film Co.Neave Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. Harry Davis.Buffalo, N. Y. Pittsburg Calcium Light & Film Co.. .421 Walnut Street, Des Moines, la. Harry Davis..1311 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa.. Pittsburg Calcium Light & Film Co. .60-62 Brownell Block, Lincoln, Neb. Denver Film Exchange.713 Lincoln Avenue, Denver, Colo. Schiller Film Exchange.103 Randolph Street, Chicago, Ill. Dixie Film Company.620 Commercial Place, New Orleans, La. Southern Film Exchange.1822 Fourth Avenue, Birmingham, Ala. Duquesne Amusement Supply Co.. 104-6 Bakewell Bldg, Pittsburg, Pa. Southern Film Exchange.148 West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Duquesne Amusement Sup. Co., 236 Montlcello Arcade Bldg., Norfolk, Va. George K. Spoor & Co.62 North Clark Street, Chicago, Ill. Edison Display Co.1116 Third Avenue, Seattle, Wash. Standard Film Exchange.79 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill. Edison Display Co.166 H Fourth Street, Portland, Ore. Star Film Exchange.120 Randolph Street, Chicago, Ill. Electric Theatre Supply Co....47 North Tenth Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Superior Film Supply Co.621 Nasby Bldg., Toledo, Ohio. Greater New York Film Rental Co_24 Union Square, New York City. Swaab Film Service Co.338 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pa. C. J. Hite Company.Monadnock Block, Chicago, Ill. Wm. H. Swanson & Co.160 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill. Howard Moving Picture Co.664 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. Wm. H. Swanson Co. of Omaha.405 Karbach Block, Omaha, Neb. Imperial Film Exchange.44 West 28th Street, New York City. Wm. H. Swanson St. Louis Film Co....200 N. 7th Street, St. Louis Mo. Imperial Film Exchange.299 River Street, Troy, N. Y. The Talking Machine Co.97 Main Street, East, Rochester, N. Y. Imperial Film Exchange_803 Ninth Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. Tally’s Film Exchange.664 South Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal. Imported Film and Supply Co.708 Union Street, New Orleans, La. Theatre Film Supply Co.202 South Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C. Kent Film Service.218 Nicholas Bldg., Toledo, Ohio. Theatre Film Supply Co.2007 Second Avenue, Birmingham, Ala. Kleine Optical Company.2008^ Third Avenue, Birmingham, Ala. Theatre Film Service Co.86 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill. Kleine Optical Company.657 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. Theatre Film Service Co.... 1038 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco, Cal. Kleine Optical Company.62 State Street, Chicago, Ill. Trent & Wilson.63 East Third Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Kleine Optical Company.302 Boston Bldg., Denver, Colo. 20th Century Optlscope Co.69 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill. Kleine Optical Company.229 Commercial Bldg., Des Moines, Iowa. 20th Century Optlscope Co...Shukert Bldg., Kansas City, Mo, Kleine Optical Company.214 Traction Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind. 20th Century Optlscope Co.408 Eccles Bldg., Ogden, Utah. Kleine Optical Co. of California. .369 Pacific Electric Bldg., Los Angeles. Turner & Dahnken.1650 Ellis Street, San Francisco, Cal. Kleine Optical Company.662 Sixth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Kleine Optical Company.309 Melhorn Bldg., Seattle, Wash. Twin City Calcium & Stereoptlcon Co., 709 Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis. Kleine Optical Company of Missouri. .623 Commercial Bldg., St. Louis. United Film Exchange... .717 Superior Avenue, N. E., Cleveland, Ohio. Lake Shore Film and Supply Co. .314 Superior Ave., N. E., Cleveland, O U. S. Film Exchange.132 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill. H. Lleber Co.24 West Washington Street, IndianapolLs, Ind. Vaudette Film Exchange Co... .103 Monroe Street, Grand Rapids, Mich. Laemmle Film Service.196 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill. P. L. Waters.41 East 21st Street, New York City. Laemmle Film Service.Main and Sixth Streets, Evansville, Ind. Alfred W’elss’ Film Exchange.219 Sixth Avenue, New York City. Laemmle Film Service.78 South Front Street, Memphis, Tenn. Western Film Exchange.949 Century Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. Laemmle Film Service.. 1121-23 Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis, Minn. Western Film Exchange.307 Grand Avenue, Milwaukee, Wls. Laemmle Film Service.800 Brandeis Block, Omaha, Neb. Western Film Exchange .201 Miners’ Bank Bldg., Joplin, Mo. Laemmle Film Service... .419-20 Marquam Grand Bldg., Portland, Ore. Wonderland Film Exchange. .Seventh St. & Liberty Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. Laemmle Film Service.161 Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Wheelan-Loper Film Co.339 Main Street, Dallas, Texas. Lubin Film Service.21 South 8th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Yale Film Renting Co.622 Main Street, Kansas City, Mo.