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Ai»ci8ei»eDt Weekly REGISTERED IN UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. Volnme XXL No. 26. CINCINNATI-NEW YORK-CHICAGO Fabius Henrion THE LATEST MUSIC For Electric Pianos is produced by one concern, because they Moa-Br.akaVt HulUliW fur lb<-«lr« and mu sliiiwa. carry tbca. rbairi ONLY had our cataloguesand bulletins? III abl|i tb-ctiiul cba ra NOISELESS 9C * DOZENorMORE. ■ I alau acalliii fur oni II of door UB». A'ld - yiauD Less than a dozen, Sl.SO each. ■ ■ l*c|.|. II. 8THi;i CARBONS 1 FTKMTt’KK ni.. (■ r a u d Uatihia, UNITED STATES MUSIC CO., Mlrliican. Iloai « ON A. C. Largest Maker, In the World. mhcc. Ktt ('oiicr.ea 4S N. Wentern A.vc., CHICAGO, G. S. A. at., Ilielon, blaaa.; Write for Samples and our List of MonadiHH-k Hldf., FILM EXCHANGES. Han Kranclaco. Cal.; -N. Y. iUBcc. 41 Park IMai-,. Immediate —Sole Importers— Profits Often, Edward E. Cary Co aiul the nucleus of a L permanent, profitable liiisiness for less than S‘200. 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I>r. I. Mortimer Sloan, veteran humorist and actor-manager, who came | "Yes, 1 did," admitted Wu Ting Fang, and his gray eyes twinkled. "I to Washington In the territorial daya of lbT9, with Westman’s Eques Curricu¬ did many 'stunt.s,' as you call them, and I learned many things. For instance, lum and Eastman'a Equine Paradox, a tent show owned by Jim Hughea, a I learned that a ‘hot dog' may be a sausage with mustard between two pieces pioneer stage driver and temperance of bread, or it may be an imitation sausage made of candy. . . ^ --, lecturer of California, is an Invalid “And I went down the 'shoot the chutes,’ ” he explained, "not so much ' ' ■ •' ! Paxton Hotel In Seattle, because because 1 wanted to, but because the ladies in our party urged me to. Never- ( “ 1 Injuries sustained In falling oft a theles.s. It was very fine. ' n ^ trolley car after recovering from blood "Shall 1 go to Coney Island again? Well, if I do, I think I will go into ;-“i I ^ i ' I>olaonlng In his hand. He Is as op- training first,” and he settled back more comfortably on his cushions. 9 ^ I tlmlstlc as he was 37 years ago, when y ^ i L^' * started In the theatrical business , i after graduating from a medical col- Miss Millie Hylton, the vaudeville actress, tells a good story of an incident - - —»- -t-- - *. _ lege. He was with the Portland Stock which occurred w hen she was touring in Holland sometime ago. In the com¬ Company in 1880-81, when Maude ^Adams was playing child's parts, other members being Mrs. N. E. A. Adams, pany in which she was playing there was a well-known lion tamer who had and Lolo O'Connor. a termagant of a wife, and at every I»r Slocum tells a good story about Harry C. Hayward, manager of rehearsal the ill-assorted couple were " •oo'^ • i | i—"' ■ | ! i ■ ’ the Auditorium Theatre and representative from Spokane in the state legis¬ quarreling bitterly. i ’ ' lature. He came to Spokane 20 years ago as manager of a company, to One night matters came to a crisis. ^ make arrangements for dates and other things the man ahead had to attend The lion tamer had Just finished his to in those days. He met Mr. Hayward, who was then clerk at the Spokane performance, and was bowing himself v( Hotel. This is the conversation that followed: off the stage amid the plaudits of the [ ^ "Say. Harry, 1 want to get the opera house." said Dr. Slocum, "who is audience, when his wife made a grab ' ^ ^ the manager*" at him and began to belabor him \ \\V IfA \ "I am." replied Mr. Hayward. soundly. The poor fellow stood it as l_i V \ ' \ "Fine. Where can I find a good billposter?" long as he could, then suddenly he "Why. I can fix you up. I run a billposting business here." broke from her grasp and, flying toward the cage of the fiercest lion, opened the door and popped in. "Dandy business' Now. if you'll tell me where I can find the city clerk, »o I can arrange for the license, I will be much obliged." For some time the virago stood and taunted him in a vain endeavor to "I>on't let that worry you. 'Doc.' " replied Mr. Hayward, in a matter-of- induce him to come out, but the lion tamer was not to be moved. At last, fact way, I'm the city clerk." after she had exhausted every possible epithet, she put her face close to the Dr Slocum, who has made two tours of the world, but has never been bars and hissed out: “Oh, you coward!” east of Killings, Montana, in the United States, thought he was being made the victim of a "Job." and he immediately assumed all the show-me character¬ istics of the native Missourian After Mr. Hayward had made good along Speaking of the efforts resorted to by people in their endeavors to the line, the doctor said, in a quiet way: .•secure “comps,” Harry Riley, writing from Kansas City, contributes a story "Harry, old boy. you're a big man in this town; in fact, you appear to of a little incident which occurred at the box office at Convention Hall, in be 'the whole thing' I'd advise you to stick to it. It's got the business ^ Kansas City, during the engagement backet! off the sltlewalk " I T —- '''I Rhoda’s Royal Circus there, re- The veteran also tells this story about a pi.scatorial experience with Miss Adams, who. while fishing from a dock at Portland. Oregon, caught // ,'i ^ This Incident is the result of one of two black bass on his line I 'I ' i y V the manv artifices employed by badge "We came mighty near having no Mauile Adams on that occasion. venders at the different fairs and car- There were two ht>oks on my line and each of the fish seized one the moment ■ I nivals traveling during the summer little Maude took hold of the rod. She was so excited over the catch that I j months, to increase the sales of their she danced around the dock and came within an inch of falling into the river i'. commodity. through a hole in the planking Her Joy was somewhat marred, however, ‘------IHIl_ Riley says that on this occasion a by the fact that I insisted on taking the bass off the hooks. She was afr.ald tall, lanky farmer boy, bedecked with 1 might hurt them It was, by the way. the first time I ever heard of black a flowing yellow ribbon, which bore the inscription on a bra.ss medal: bass running up the river as far as Portland." "Orangemen’s Convention. Portage Lit Prairie, Manitoba, 1909,” approached the ticket seller and asked for two front seats. After receiving the tickets, the boy shoved his badge over to the man behind the wicket, saying: "I gue.ss this is good for the tickets, all right. The man I bought it from "You Americans work harder when you play than we do in China last summer said it would pass me in at all circuses in the winter time.” when we are really w<>rklng." said Wu Ting Kang, the Chinese Minister. The box-office man examined the badge, the back of which uore the Lolling cc'nifortably in his apartment at the Hotel Manhattan, New York. following words, written with an indelible pencil: Just io fore starting for the steamer on "Should this chump be fortunate enough to find a circus in Canada in which he sailed for Panama recently, the winter time, please show him the sights.—The Winnipeg Kid.” . . ' ' "Flttk F'ang seemed to enjoy the 'I til i’ ^ I - I cirmparatlve calm of being Interviewed , . I‘after the turbulence of an evening at • Coney Island The f(>llowing notice has been posted on the walls of a dressing room in a metropolitan vaudeville theatre: 1 ".\nd I had never been to Coney Is- "No matter how good your act is. the critic of ‘-’ will roast you A) land before last night," he regretted .anyway. The best way is to get in- _ _ ** f gravely. "In no place in the world that 1 have ever been is there anything tr.uluced to him and give him a lick- | j C r- f < ing in advance." j i.— - • -C^'r'a at all like it." he went on in his Weighed,^■'■Ighed. precl.xrprecise Engll-ih.Engll-h, "In Chicago they have what they call their a^nuse- The vaudeville people playing one . ’ cC' ' >n'ul It 1; not on ai large a si-jiie as Coney Islattd." of our biggest cities are a unit in de- v/ Vv^ )! daring that the critici.^ms from this 1 - i* , * "What woubi th*' «'hln<-se people think of I'oney Island if it were .suddenly alleged critic are unjust and unkind. . ' ^ •••t down theie*" ns. in nearly every instance, they are ^37-) '1 1 "China WDultl not be i>repared for a Cone\ Island now," he conceded, slurring and derogatory, showing no ***7 tllploinntically appreciation of good points. it is L ... . HZ—2_ ".Meanlitg that your cotintry people would be shocked by the things we claimed that the criticisms can be d ' at Coney island m.a«le roseate if the “critic" is seen in advance, and an advertisement for "Yes.” he admitted, "they would be—especially the women. Our women the paper given to him. It is not known whether the proprietors of the w till! not ilii those t’oney Island things, slides and merry-go-rottnds and all paper are cognizant of the work of their corrt*spondent or not, but the pro¬ •• >1, and they would be shocked to see any other woman tio it." fession Is ver.\ indignant at his constant roasting of performers, especially "You see we. as a race, do not take otir W(»rk and our amusements a.s as his articles show that he knows little of the merits of acts or the personal • "nuously as you do. We work away quietly, keeping at a thing always standing of the performers themselves. t" III w«> accomidlsh It, btit never with the sam«> loss of m-rvous energy that It is a practice all too prevalent and can not be adequately deplored. 1 American wasti's. Ho, wlien it ci>mes time for us to play, we play more Vaudeville performers should more frequently employ drastic measures * nquilly." toward eliminating the amusement busine.ss of this particular brand of "Hut you did some of the stunts at Coney island last night?" nuisance. Xtie Billboard JUNE 2«, ISO).

mrdi tU^t liM eTtT iip|H>an'<) In Kt'ltb’t Thi*' ' trt>. Sbv U playlnic to roonnl br<*aklii( COPYRIGHT hoiiM-ii at oNrry iM-rfornianco. and baa cen- SUCCESS IS WELL NAMED tainly created more talk tbm any artlat wbo ba« lM»-n In KoeUm In many year*. A aecimd wra‘k waa accorik'd ber, and tbe ad«'aai>'i' aale ba« iM-t'n Kitliout preLiNlent. AS PREMIERE INDICATES Tbe John Cralit Stork Co., at tbe Caatle S<|nare Tbeatre. will put on .\l Yale for one The Newly Revised Law week. Mr. CralK baa euttagetl \V. It. IVtrletiMi r>>r tbe role of the hero. Mr. Carletim will alao ap|>ear In the fortbeoming prmliictlon of PRESTON GIBSON'S NEW PLAY A HIT FloriMlora. nbleli la now In r>‘beaaal. liii*Tbe Hummoraummer a<'aaooiu*fi»oo ofor eouilcihhiiic oja-raointn atarinei the .. p*/r l\v/*illl II Treniont theatre baa oianed In a very lively the tlieCt It Will MaVe UpO[) faablon, aa U at fviTy |kt • foiniAtu**'.formane*’. Opening Performance Takes Place at Belasco Theatre, New York. Jamea K. Haekett and K. M. Holland. In Tlie-r.i'T.Va Itiabop'a ^the Candlealieka. la one of the great- Theatrical Business of eat drawing card* the ttrpbeuui Theatre baa Story Deals with the Achievements of a Young Man in the Finan¬ bad tbla aeaaon. -k |H*rformanoe waa given for tbe clergy of the United States cial and Romantic Worlds, and is Told in a Feeling Manner. Itoatnn at luam. June H. .VN>ut three a<'ore of the clergy, many of them with their wlvea. Wire preaeiit. The |H-rfoniiance waa anggeated by Mr. Haekett hlmaelf. who dealred to give

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Harry S. Hadfleld. T^ugh Uiere Ig a^I^^va fVare of the anlSaCi outburat of approval at the .-onelualon not aecure under the .dd lawa. It will be ..f THE CAST; MhlWt of That cat Hkt tre^cherv which ^ ^ "f IH-rformaiue waa ample proof of their .ihhUI value to ram evl le people lecturer, Have r»..nne H-ii..*. 11....,...,^ «ihMl of aeeurliig eojiyrlght. la aimpir William Parr .The Indication la that the ahowa will cloae to- To witiie«. Wh.ow Babe are Yim? All that la ne«e*i.ary la to .end a complete .« i*' “iK'it 1“ »uel» « of Klory aa baa not been Tt.eTlie Traveling SaleamanSalesman 1.Is meeting with eopjcopy of the material that la lo be copyrighted Agnea Parr .Merceita haoKmde " ” ‘ ' to the RegisterKeg ater of Copyrights,Ci>l>yrlgbtt. with a fee of •Mine Anderaon .Imura Burt - one dollar. The material can lie prinletl. tyjie Hoffman .Arthur Ellaworth CAKI ITD AKI/siersn written or written with a lieu In fact, any VALENCIA STOCK C0„, SAN FRANCISCO.FRANCISCO luanuscrlpt that la b*glble will lie acrepteit Tbe name auggeata a winner, and the flrat pro- ' duction of the play Suecesa, in three acta, by •All iswtmastera are nsiulred to forward this Preaton Uilmon. gave atreng evidence of public ' without rust to the applicant and to give ■ appreoiatiou. 'Hie acene waa the Belaaro Thea¬ receipt for It, with the time staled Ibereoii. tre, Waaliington, 1>. C , and the date June 14. and this will be rvideucr of priority of rlaloi Mr. Ulbaon baa already to bis credit aa a play¬ in case of a dispute wright, a very considerable number of plays, The different class.-s of co|iynghte, a wealthy , law. state that maniiserl|il ro|iles of any kind young New York broker, who wants It for a \ will tie aecepteil. l>laythlug. and uses it for the eutertaininent of \ The copyright give* the owner the sole right Ills frienils ill week-end parties. Tbe opening \ to prwluce and also to aiilhorlie translatlous scene discloses snob a party, which includea \ and adaptations. a New Y'ork scumea in¬ * each Infringing delivery. Pirates who steal fatuated with Aline and his advances are met plays cm be made to pay one bundreil dollars with some favor by the girl, but are frowned fur the first naauthorlievl pmiluctloa and fifty upon by ber parents. Helen la lnvlt«*d b.v Wln- 75^ dollars for eich sulMwspient |ierformsncr. Mu thrnp to visit New Y’ork, she having pn.luctNl a steal compositions is-rformi-il without author profound impression on him. but at the close Ity from the owner of tlie copyright will cost of the scene she ap|S‘ars liefore Thompson la .^V ten dollars for each Infringing iierforniance. tears and Is seen in his aruis, by .Aline, as be : 1 f " — — — - -- » The cyright c«-rtintbe her. Everything is then ^ i any circuit court of the I'niteil Stales the Su off betwe<-n Aline and Tliompson. The scene ^ ^ preme Court of the District of Colnmliia and changes and ii .rear later, Thompson has made a all other t’nlteil .States eiMirts as evblenre to success on Wall stre«-t aiul Is engaged in a si-cure Injunction against any offending party bitter stork tight. Mm. .Amlerson lias lost heavily In tbe market and insists on Aline mar¬ and for the colIe<-tlon of (M-naltles provided rying the rich Wlnthrop T1h‘ suits can lie brmight in any district in In the Interval. Helen has married the latter, which tbe defendant or hl« agent Is an Inbab but Is-iiig In the i^outh and not hearing from Itant. or In which he may tw fimnd. .Any la- Wlntbr<.Ii. she etmieg to the city to flml him. Junctions issipsl will lie o|sTatlve In all parts He rcpiidiatea her and goes forward with bis of the Fnltcd States. eimrtsliiv of .Aline. With this complication the In addition to the alsne lu-naltles the new unraveling of the plot is somewhat s|><“edy, law states that any |H-rson who wilfully and resulting In tbe approach of Tliompson. who Is for profit shall Infringe any eoiiyrlght secured siiccetaliiig hnanciall.v. and seeks .Aline, is re- tiy this art. nr who shall knowingly and wll fiisiil, priH-eerisnnment of not more tlian one year Miss Hurt made a d«s-idealnctlons In i>romim-nt parts, here¬ I reans who have lu-en copying plavs and s.-llln* tofore. l| same to small re|HTtolre companies The new law also gives sniple protection to NOTES FROM THE FAMOUS ROB¬ |l the com|M>sers of ninsic and previ-nis the re i pnuliirtlon of any ninsir mechanical liistm INSON SHOWS. inents without tin* (lavnii-nt of a royalty 1 The duration of the copyright l« the same Tile Famous Robinson Shows, which opened In as iiniler the old laws and the ci,|>yrlght cat Norwfssl. May 1. under the ans|>iees of tbe 1h> transferee,! erformer who has lu-en comiwllcd First, that all Iwing on the wa tar wagon were II_ . to stand blly hy and see bln tu-at work ns,^! immune to the downpour of enrag<-,l fioMls wbleh I* * *' " -- - hy other lu-rformcrs will now be able to pro devastated this part of tlie universe; second, teet The pnultict of hrk Buckeye's—Fostorla. Riiaineas We leave fiw Fremont. O..—so called frim tbe go away eotbiMltstlr over tl.< All material copyright,si nnd,’r the

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Stltiited lilms,'If a chaperone for ahowa and H* ...... 'he night of June to Wltn,-s.wltn,-s. Maude Ad The Ri-glster of Cooyrlglita. AA’ashlnglon. I’ "gosl |u-<>|de.” ... •i**’’"*i**’^*" *"■ Ohio towns, of vi^ed ■and7? aa- urns’»o,s' le|u'rf»riiian> rforman.e e of Joanin of An will lielu*tu- theth, C will mall c,n>l,-a of the n,-vv law im recelp* This U decl.b-dly a •wet" town, and Undlay, wrted dryneasea-or the'h*- reverse. TljeTl,e R.Jdnsoo |,rge.t .nd most dlstlngn|sh,-drtl.tlngnl.l.e.lgn|sh,-i| gitlieringgvtl.ering everevei r,spi,-ai and new blank forms of appllcall -i' but sixteen miles away, "O, You Dryr 'I’n!”’I’n!” Shows have payedplayed these ‘"•towns■"•'“J": in f'wroer™'’'-'-;’ aea- j,r„ogUfbrought togeth-rtog,th r AnorbanAnorl.snii rlian wlls.‘lls,.ll. Two e»ea.e*. »HI lu" ready on July I In eimo-ipK-nce there are dally pilgrimages from aons, always leaving with regrets of the entire , octlons tiav, tu-,-n ad.h-dad-h-d to the slresdsalready By- I ,u.,.nlMf1nn.luipulatlon. who w.-ntwept bitferlrbitterly at auefcauct denaridepart ,.n.r*a jR.llrv at an ntmUaUm nrU**- nf tin r#»nt« leopards, lu-ar.iH*ar. anaand na||M*r«on*«i r#rf pr.‘*#pr»’« nfa*!'•'m"*.'* ^ I>»l who Khii<1rpht*um T.ii-atr#*. with th#* Iglndaaj Morrl- Ing an ,.li al pla#** fur W'.iiif-n and f'hlldri*ii 1u ri*4Mtlng 4 K t'tilvi'r Mr will ag Eb-etrlc Fountain, -nie Far J^ast. BurkVye Stock Co in What H.piH.ned •le-nd a ple.a.nl aft.-ro—n n.,- bill for week aaaiim#* liU dtitU** "f fho iiiH'ntng «'f th** ng'i'ar Belles. Roval Italian C.-ncert Band inot second ' '‘f ., has d.«.e . great deal In this 7 Wll* #in^ #if th'* In-at th** inHtMgi*tiM*nl a#.a«#»n AmAiig'at ir*. nnd«*r Ira W Jack** even to Sousa’s.. lola. who “sings with the I "J. na pr a# nf^l aln' »* th«* #ip*iilng A f**w «if mahag« iiM*nt band.” and the Japam-se Princes. Tuto. The ' “>« Stock Co. on the road o a,ir h«- f* ■itiir#’ ar** Kfiillv PraiMla, Murphy and Iatt»T la the tH‘«t high wire p#‘rformer oiltalde i *^*"7*^ with the ^##*T Mi-n^finMi r*#f#ri afi#1and lull,h# II. and If#*.!I ri’d t'aifipt»««U.t'aiiiptiell. %#/%/*>* of the T,-a Garden Kingdom—and then some. Koaton Theatre Stock Co In a ...iminer engage MU. Emm. Gregory iP d at tl..- Bo.toa City VOGEL AT SUMMER HOME. She alao #lo#*>«. on a platform outside,*a marvel- tP^nt laat aeaarm. In tbla new]/ formed eom ll^iapltal Jnn# 10 'I: dlr**#t r'anoi* <»f her

1 porhirii. I'a.; Nlion Tbvatr*', Tareotum. I'a.; (Iranil Thfativa, Kaycttv City and Wllmt-rdliui. NEW THEATRE I'a.; I’alarc Tbeatrif, Kt«-ul>*'iialll«>, ().; Colonial 'riifatrr, Wllklnatiurc. i'a.; Wick* Ttwatre, Kit- TO TRY OUT NEW PLAYS tanning, i'a., ami tlxr *>tM-ra II'jum, WaytM- burg, I’a. Will Opm al Ponlaai Me. “Sf,".', ■“jai.SeSf’oW * SHUBERTS FORM STOCK

_ Kntarlng U|x>n th<* third werk of an ofa-ra at-aaim that many Bk<-|itl<-a thought would not laat olu*, the John C. IteniliaeyIvniiitvy Operattpera Company novel plan institutedm aauspiciously a -we a-wa-v.ar a ap|*earlng In rejiertolre at the Avenue Tlieatre, NIavw HnilV* will nr tinrlrr tKr Wilmington, ilel., haa acored a great aurceaa. I>CW I 1UU9C Will UC Uliucr IIIC Tile thlnl week opena with a, re,|ueatreuueat repetition m„I17 “SZ: A11 the New Plays that are to be Produced by that Company in the Management of A. Paul PLAYINO RETURN DATES. Autumn will be Tried Out by a Capable Company of Players

Keith,^eiin, piayplay VaudevilleV aUQeVllie Kdna May SixxMier’a aperlal Southern tour haabaaI been a dwbleddii'bled »u<<-ea«.aui'eeaa. and Managere"? wXWella DuringO the Next EightO Weeks. l« pl.iylng the attrartl'tn baik In Atlanta for return .latea. The playa uaed are aalected from I'-irtland la to have a new moving picture Mlaa Spooner'a Broadway aun eaaea. and Include ami vaudeville bouaortant When the new Detroit house opens its doors, '"plaiia have already lieen drawn for this new houses greeted ladh [lerformancea. The pro- rank among the Hat of slaty productions to be Ute this year, the three bouses of the Miles liouw which la to la* l(K*ateil <>a Preble street. ductl<« ahoweil careful preparation. Next : presented directly under the Shufa-rt manage- Bondy Circuit will "play" the same attractions. wUire tlie pr*-seiit entrance to the Keith Tl^atre week Charley’s Aunt will tie staged, and. It la ment next season. and all will charge the same rates. la placed Tile entrance to the stage, which ♦" •■T- ’**11 be as blgh-claaa as any of , All the playa will be pnxliiced under the - baa u-eii In us,-, will be made over for the Pre Itsa predeci-asora.predec-aiuu-*. stage direction of E. F.1. Bostock.Bo-tock. In addition LEASES KENOSHA BIJOU. tile »tre«-t exit. Tlie |ir»-B»-nt I’retde street en¬ trance will lie abandoneil. ami a new one ofiened Manager A. A. Fnidenfeld. of the Barrlson wbicb will Is- the entrance fur the new buuae Theatre. Waukegan. Ill., and former manager, Tlila new lialety Ttiestre. as it la 10 be cslled. MAUDE ADAMS. Roy Emery, of the Schwartz Theatre. Wauke¬ will Is- for moving pictures amt high class vau¬ gan, have leased the Kenoeha. WIs., Bijou, and deville acta and will Is* n|ieneil to the public will run vaudeville there this summer. They womellnie In Septemts-r. Work im Ita con¬ are having the house redecorated now, and struction will atart Juat aa ipilckly aa Architect Faaaett ran get the ats-ciflcatlona to those who will ot>en about July 1. ar»- to bid on the project. The tiatety will seat over l.oho people On JOHN H. FERRIS DEAD. the ground llisir will be the main part of the twMiae witb a large aeating ra|iac|t,v and a ten John H. Ferris, the veteran character actor, fisit stage depth Knur boxes will be arrangeit once a favorite before the fijotllgbts. and author In the front of tlie bisise At the entrance will of manv successful vaudeville sketches, died In ts* the Isix office on one side of the veatlbiile St Louis, last week. Ills last engagement waa and the ladies' retiring ivoni on the other side. with Miss Ethel Fuller in The Fires of St. John. The gentlemen's nsim will Is* In the basement. The funeral was held in Cincinnati, with In¬ On the bsleony llmvr will Is- th» men's jnd terment at St. Joseph's Cemetery. women's totleta The balcon.v also prvnldes for a large nnmtter of people to ts- comfortably FRANCES STARR RESTING. seated Frances Starr, who recently closed her sea¬ CLEVELAND. O.. INDUSTRIAL EX¬ son In The Easiest Way. Is visiting her mot^r POSITION. at her home on Hudson avenne, Albany. N. Y.. for a few days, preparatory to her summer in Clevelanil'a tJreat Indiotrlal E\i*osltlos|tlon hall In the country It !• 24 l-ii- Ma*lls..n S•>"'•’'*‘9''* ,.**;;* York, .ind M.l'wv s<)iiare feet greater than Chi¬ eaeod for th** rominir togra|>h of Mamie .Xdams in the character of Joan of .krc.\rc ever taken and Dale and others. Ed*''',*'“^ Se^en.™‘‘°sosentlMl°**wUh m ‘TheThe Billy \.-»..r and Charlie Rlgtiy will play ends, representsrepri-M'iita her as she will api*ear when the play Is given at Harvard I'niversity in the Stadium, week Florodora will nebe pr .• -„ncesslon8 Clsml Kirk. Interlocutor. Martin Carrington. TuesilayTuewlay evening. Jum* 22 tPhoto by {lemiissioniiemiission of i'has.Chas. Krohman.) Prince of PllsenPll^sen to follow. tmainess, Man- Bie nc*. Britt Orant I’bllmore, I.sstee rVs.|wr,----are open and are doing », PlF ’’"*'7 "" ?»ettt Rider. J Moreland. Dllllsn Mowsley, kNil- ...... , .K. ___, __ jrer'^^eglnsonTays"^aeer Meglnson says be willwHl have a rew ii ford II Hrsy. L. Carticw, W Selden. W. The Pittsburg I estival Oreh«*atra. under the to the players named lielow. ther,- will appear i^rge concessions added to the park snortiy. Miller U Harriss John Welib t Fortn-s D leadership of Carl Bernlhal**r. and comi»oa,>d of from time to time, several of the n-cognized ,niong them being the Chute the Chutes and Copeland D II Thomas T Portbwk and R T. thirty one players of the Pittsburg Orehestra. stars of the Shuts-rt forc-s. in particular pro Tickler. It Is also his Intention to add tne Saiin.b rs cmprls,* the singers and dancers. lagan Its a.-.-ond sumni,*r s*‘ason Satunlay. ductums Among thorn- selecte.1 and named be pa.ebaU park to White City and enlarge and T C tialloaav will be In charge of the band June 12. under most auspicious circumstance* l*>'v. will la- r.-e.Ygnlie.l several prominent pro- m*antlfv same. . and onliestrs which will nanprlse twentv fv. The concerts are given on the lawn at the f.-ssioiial men and women: Fn-ilerick Perry, s.,tunlRv evening. June 12. was ^.ened tne musicians Ceo Rtormlnger and Will Starniig Hotel Sihenly. and the seating and standing E'l'vanl Emery A H. Nan Buren. Geo. Howell. - ‘ roof'garden In this city, located upon tM will la- shei.d. while Chsrl<*a Illdp*y will have capacities were laxml to Ihclr utmost. The NN llllsm Kii^-H. Jreilerlok Burton. NN lllls Mar- Omnewald Hotel, which Is thirteen stone* (a-rsoiial siifiervlalnn They open early In An- mx-hestra had a very successful season last year. '*“• Nm*s. D. I Itt, Dgden Stevens. Paul Taylor. The new amusement resort Is named gust -n*! plav S,aitli and S Im- cloaa-d «ben the Orphans' Court at TEND_^CUIT. Pltl-biirg msk--* a d,*c|s1on n-latlng to the heirs i f the 1x1,- P .1 McNulty, who owne,l MONTREAL. CAN. D Jack Bondy. on,* of the owner* amt man fhe"' o**^™!^* Owra^'^C.'mpVnv.'^^'Alb.-rt ^Kurat. the coiitr-'IHng lnl,*rcsl In the Btjoii here ager. of the MaJ,.*ttc m-aln*. St, Paul. Minn,. ‘"Vf fh"orchestra, has been Klsw .1 lirlxnger assume control of the local Olivette was the ottering at the Prlne--s. by ha* *|*-nt the last three w-«>eks In Eastern Irad.r of tne ni biMi«i' Hs «*s-n as the final di-’ils are slgm*n Om-ra Co. It has prex.M a g.Hsl cities. Including IVtrolt, Mich., wh.-tx- he and vn.t this week Includes ♦ str, iskV Is understoo.1 to be ,,r,wlnc car.1. N-lng r.’e;r",’".h?t""- " Frirc..W t.'VTr.rn;.l Monkey':. ErCot^xyV ftifl isa> l.s- than was ssked. until a few By Right of Sword, by Hie Cummings StiM-k ’%;r"7..*n"d:'’'AT..so in Cincinnati and started rbonis't* the M---0 Jrlo.Jhe dsvs since when lb,- deal was cbised In New ' o|M-nixl to g*s*.l t>uslne«s. sn-t i>r"V.M sn n.-c >tiall»ns for the hnllding of another play- Quartet, compos.*! of O g ,, Yi.rk to the payment of $'20 ihg) hand monev, i-\ce’lent allraclU'n at the Francals the remsind. r to Im* pal.l Imm.-dlalely on the hou«-. He and Mr. Miles have not yet de,*ld;.! James. lYank Millard *"■' J.?!V Ih'minlon Park has Its usual g>vsl atteml- wh.-ih,*r tih-y w ill , nter the Cincinnati field Military Band. signing --f th.- final dc-ds anc. The \amt.-vllle house* are off--rlng aome this year Toeso. an.l the Elnoilrome. "b’’'**- -..go.sl turn*. Jam.*.. J' Jeffrie*' wa* the big ear-1 Yht' MIU'« Tliputricul Company, wi-u Jules l.ayolle wrll.'S■ • ■ • from' , Paris that he has^4 fi>r Sunday. Jun*’ 13. wli*»n Ihr grounds Mil*'* and Hondy are a*?*»vlat*Hl. engafftM N !*. NniN». Premlero TWELVE NEW HOUSES JOIN PO- iax»sl to tholr uliu»'*t to acconmuMate theen'^vd. own thr>'e theatre** up«>n their own the Krem'h Op^'ra. f'>r hl« f^^'nch Opera LACK CIRCUIT. Tbt* UufTalo Mill and Ta^nei' TUU .''U. W1LL1.\M A. KOEPKE. Ifj of Plttaluirg a* tbe P*»lark Ctrrntt announce* not l>e diaaidi*app«'lut«Ml* rbe t>etn'lt *lte. valtuM at S.'bV.t’kkf. ha* l>*'en the o|M>ntnr of twelro n«*w theatn** In that , Tbe authorltP'*authorin'*autiior an* endeavoring to eiuv'nx*enfv>m* meth »,H'unsiH'unst uiuieruiuler a imi^i^ year leaae. It la an excelexcel- KtllAaf «« tha \i’Arli1*« I vlrlnltv ra$’h of the*** thi-atre* will run ten Sunday law again*! moving pletun* luni'*ea, but bvatlon. N'Ing next to the iTtamlw'r of K. Don ^xt PdmMv and twmtrcent vaude^llb’ or ten cent vaude the aetbm.actum, already In 4\nirt» w*em* a barrier ('lunmerct*. and onlv om* bbvk fnun the former only Chlneae baritone, and Jamta ‘‘ vllle u«1ng fnun thr«»$» to n\x act*, changing to ths^ zamc Whltn.-y Th.-atrc. which 1. cntrollcl by th.- ’’h'’ K**' '*** the bill tw|r$*Itc.. weekivw.-ektv TheTlie new lliesirestbeafr*'* Histthat KlivlrlcV.bvtrlc h'h.sis.'s have nothing to complsln of shub,'rls and will N* n-nsm.M the Garrick city .act. have Jol^l partnc^rshli and p tiave rontractivf«cl.Ml withwdih flu*th.. p-.ls^kPolark t'Ircultt'lr:*^ In the inIn theIbe wsynny ofi «ll..nd«nc.. No doubt g-ssl show. The m-w bulldtng with a frontage of 1.52 In vamlcvllle In The Chinaman ffiRt few week*we -ks are Ibel e o|M*ra, **:* hohoua*** iw-- at Mo arearc ghen.gh.*n anda the publlo appr.-olal.- the same. f.M*! ,hi Griswold sttx*,*!, will ho one of the Dom y Hick They arc known aa Don San* Kee*|>ort ranV-rgrlflVandergrIft ItZi^vlienor o, ^Auatin. Pm N WSUVNNON. Largest vaudeville ttwatn-s In this country. It snd Cassidy. 6 Ttie Billboard JUNE 26, 1909. THE WEEK IN NEW YORK

THE WEEK’S OFEEBINGS. Follies of 1909 atop New York Roof a Big Scream. and all of her spare time was den>»rd to out KoHIob of ItMJB by Harry B. Smith, the Jar of the way sluqis where ehe was likely to find din Paris. soiiM-thlug to Ihrlll the siail of a genuine col Tl^ie H''*.'?’ • mualcal comedy by Charles Marie Dressier Closes Show and Signs with Lew ! lector. >IIhh Riiseell rattleit off so many things J. (.amtdMdl, Kalph M. SmitiDer and Julian Ed alMMit tlieae v arloiia sin-elmena of that ancient wanli). the I.yrlc Tliehtre. art that It would take a dealer to catalogue ». H Sothem and Julia Marlowe, the Aca¬ Fields—Hot Weather Doesn’t Affect Shows—Chat them. KO one will do.ihtleMi have to he content demy of Music. . UMlIl that studio Is completed snd she rsn with Lillian Russell—Annette Kellerman in Law Suit. explain In detail Just whst It represints. REAL.I.,Y the summer Is with us MOTOR OIRL A HIT. aKaln. It always comes when Klo Zleg- The Motor Olrl. at the Lyric, ha» v unfolds Ills new F.dlies atop the made a dechhal hit. The scenes of The Motor •h>of. And Just as much Manhattan Girl sre laid In the City of Saardaam. In Hoi humanity as can pack Itstlf la-neath the raft- MABELLE ESTELLE i land, iHi Klrutess Pay, and In the Grand Hotel, ere Journey upwards to see what’s doing. Great I Paris Die oiwra Is in two acts, aisl tells the ahow so everv one aar. Aea __ "”•* "“y*- And not a smuttv I storv of an .kmerlcantniarlean girl,irlrl Helen Pare.Pare, nlaveason. which repivsentlng everything from the ghost of was held Friday evening, at Buckingham Pal SbakesiK'are to a hurlesque of a baseball game. i ace. Die Qiiei-n complimented her pi-rsonally Even President Taft is not omitted. ’The aero¬ I on her art. As Miss tii-nee Is a native of Pen plane scene occurs in this act. and the audi¬ mark, the home country of the Queen, the ence accepted it with enthusiasm. While the I warmest friendship has always lnyn shown hy chorus is still singing an aeroplane on a mono- 1 her majesty towanls the clever artiste. The raurail suddenly appearsaprs-ars at one end of the theatre I audience was com|siaed of the guests of Qiir.n and gradually circles around the ceiling. Alexandra. In the fiylng machine Is Lillian I>>rraine. who Miss Geni-e Intended to devote her summer mngs a song in her flight. From this tlie scene : entlrelv to rest, hut she could not refuse Mr shifts to the outside of a theatre, where a mu¬ ' Beerls.'hm Tns-’s Invitation to give six j^r sical comedy Is snppotied to be In progress. The I forinsnci-s of Die Pryad. at his Aftermsm ’The ghost of Shakespeare appears and laments that I atre In London. Her success In these i*erfnrm be has not drawn any royalties from his plays ances was so great that the Queen again com for several hundred years. manibxi her to appear before ber. Interspefwd throughout the two acts there Her apiiearanee liefore the Queen was in ’Die are several unique numbers which give rapid ' Pvrad. a pantomime by I>ora Bright. The action to the show. Bessie Clayton, the dsnclj;" Iiyrad Is a wmsl nymp whom Aphroillte caused welved much applause. Harry Kellv, ••Blllv" I to bi' lniprls»ne.l in a tree, with freislom to Arthur Deagon. William Bonelll and I con-e forth once In ten years between snnset and Maurice Hegeman furnished the fun. The beat ' sunrise until she can flml s mortal faithful to ! her during the allotted term of Imprisonment. Whltfopd. Elina Chase, Elsie Hamilton. Lil- A shepherd passing through the wood on the night of her fn-eiiom. sees her dancing beneath m"” Bayes. Sophie Tucker and I the moon snd f ils In lore with her. When the : dawn breaks she bids him farewell snd re DKESSLEE WITH FIELDS. I enters the tree which closes smiind her After ten rears the Pvrsd comes forth again. ’Die Marie Dressier has signed with Lew shepiienl has not b«>en constant. She danees Fields to co-star with the comedian next .Sen- through the night deluding herself with the hope that she will not be compelled to re enter Ni>rht. at thp AcarteniT. Iiaa «1rawTi her prison An dawn breaks the shepherd 1* tremendous business. Both Mr. Sothem and sei-n wondering through the grove but be has .Mias Marlowe being enthusiastically recedved. ' forgotten her entlrel.v. James K. Ilackett scored at the AmsiHesn James K. Ilackett scored at the'American. Miss Genee returns to America In Septemtier * A »« Moods has secured the Olympic Tbea- t(v. Brofvkiyn. to app«-ar In a new musical comedy hv IlarTv B. Smith and Maurice I,evl. Die Pyrad will Nell Forl«>a. a niece of Col. Henrv Watter ! be Intmiliiced by Miss Genee In the pr^iuctlon. • sori. has Isien engaged by William A. Bradr i the first performance of which In New York will and Jdseph R. Grismer. for A CH>ntleman from ! mm Mlsslsalppl Comnany. She has been assigned ! ! be In October. to the role of Carolina, the eldest daughter of | •“In Pierre of the liaina.mains. MISS ROBSOK SAILS. S<»nator Lanr«1on. A4l<^1ald«» Wlw a Af _ Thomas A. tvise, also has been engaged for the | * j ' -- MIss Elosnor Robson and hpr mother I acr »s the continent I am anxious to see that ' commend of the andlence and It was deliciously mu. Tairs^G - engaged they reach home^1“^! all right.”righ” ’ *“iim said MissmI”s’IT Russell,isl^lV personal. No. thetvt^ri'^er^'^no were no ^:n^^conTenlene.-a to '' i , J . Seth In I ‘ What am I going to do with them? Just you b-ither you. These would have been terrlhly out i iTe"*!l!!it "sleht-s. ch^rPAtAP^f' b^n acting that wait nntll yoa aw the beautiful atudio that will of the picture, luatead my drenalnr^**tabl**^c?n charecter-JrecrefnH for twelve years.Ti “^a^b^^n*^ ;c^ln^*^h;"t | ;KntTy‘ou'';l:^^^”enew home here snd then von sl.twt Af . . "5. i E "'ri'^n:r'"b'ut "i!..r";':i;r:"g'"u'p ^ th";'!

The Man of the Hour Companies next season. do with them.” afterwards, engagement In Die Pawn of a Tomorrow, she HOT WEATHER HERE Miss Russell sails for Paris. Saturday after- _ I noon and will spend six weeks abrosd. taking Despite the tremerifious heat the , a good rest and after designing ail of her ISO followinglowing plays are drawing well; The Man i tumes for her new plsy next season, will r turn Fts^ni Home continues at the .Asfor; William j to New York In Aiig'ist to bi-gin rehearsals of Collier. In The Man From Mexico, at the Gar- I thethe'Edmund Edmund Day comedy. TThe" vVidow’a Might wer. not carrying' w,te"r"rb^y werx.*‘'ln’the m-at ^rthVromVa'irv'*^mr)m’whRh has lIX ^JigTaT^ rick: The ThIed Pegn-e, at the niidson: J. E. ' In which Klaw and Erla; podson. In The House Next Poor, at the i Brooks will present the com ;.. ■ ‘ "Sier grew com amt i , -i,,t Galetv: The Gentleman Fr.-m Mississippi, at r erty Theatre In September. Just had the time of my life f..r the run of It | * the Bljon; The Climax, at Dalv’s. and Going I Stie sjsike freel.v of her const trip anl the all. My manager had be»-n callisl"hark 'to”'Ha'n MRS. riSKE'S TOUR. Some, at the Belasco. The Bine Monse hxs ' little oddities that crop up to make a tour of I'rsnclsco on Important business and the ad- another week at the Maxine Elliott Dieatre; | this sort raemorahle i-anee agent came up to handle Klaw anti Flrlanfrtr, June 18. coin- Marie ppeter. In The Boy and the Girl, eon- j “Oh, yea Iniieedi We had a spI»ndH trip. Shortly after the d'swa were opened the ig.-nt pleledpit ted the tMiokIngstuinklnga of Mrs FIske s t*«ir f'J iiVe^r V B'^of Garden: The ! Everyboily veemed to hi- in love with WII Hire came hack to my ‘dressing Pmm’ to ask If I next seasonseason. Die tterritory In which ahe win MidnightMldnlght Sons, at the Broadway:Broadwa.v The Beauty , and It la the one regret of the :ion e-cnmlng that had any objections to dogs. It seems the na- ■ apt>earappear Ineliides the Klaw and Brlanger the" Spot, at the Herald Sonapf : The Girl From Ree- | we have sail our adieu to that enptl/atlog ve- i|vi-alivt-a are very ftjndfraid of their raninecanine tiefs-pets: In fanfan, i> treatres Inin New England, the So\ith.Smith, the Mlddh* tors, at Weber’s, and James T. Powers, in ; hide. We gave the .’’Jinth and final perfonn- they like them at.st> well theytln-T l.ring them to ttie |! West and the larger rlllea In the East Sh< Havana. anci- of the season in .Milwaukee. Half an tlientre. For a time |t wcnusl as If there will spis-ar In her current siireesa. Salvation ANSWERS SUIT. hour later we were aboard a special train and wotild lie no performanee, withont the dogs Nell. Dm* four will o|M*n In Oetolwr. The answer of Annette Kellermann headed hack to New York. the agent aasureti me the people would ».e nerv- In the suit for hreaeh of confraet. hrotight "Experlenee? I hardly know how to Hat even ^ eompromisetl on dogs that had a NEARH 400 MARK. against her hy William Morris, was fiied in the |» of them, there an- so manv. I gii**«a. asrset of eonnienane. T'nited States Court. The shanelv defendant however, that we will have to place the laun-1 rompelampeia me to admit that the dogs whieh Prpttv soon The Man From Honii* admits making the agreement for ‘ the present i of distinction on San Lula Oiilspo. Cailfomia. {’.y*,,ssed the managerial Inquiry Is-haved l.e.iiilo>.iii | will he In the iiainre of a 4 lime winner ai summer, liiit ssrs that the eontraot was eveeut. | You .se.-. the l>ing Jumps through the West ‘"Uliy.’ully. , the Astor. Die merry Tarkinginn Wll» or fltles oceasloiially that the average New Yorker Is.m In Iowa, and In paasing tliroiigh my native w-Il on fowaM the higher level. Die pnhilc ha- anv other snm. nnwer wer knew were on the map. Dila snug llttl*lltfl» State thia trip, a budding iK»-t came to Inf.-r given n'. Indleatlon of having enough of th- Her sole reason In flnallv breaking with Mor Pnelfie ‘'""'Coast■t seaport le*bn:gale*bn:gs to thisfids elas»elas«. In view me on an lm[sa-tantImfsa-fant matter. He bad eom-eom ^ "f "1111*1" ■* ' ri". she ssva. was the desire to csrrv out the “ •* 'ti »ny Rand-McNally literature IKHM-d a Wing whieh he waa anxl.ais to dedleate VMil.v. GERMAN OPERETTA NEXT YEAR. stihiirt. and the theatre Is dignified hy the name. explrsied. Its title waa. l,»-t .Me Spit Before I I XOTTALOTTA IFAUST PREPARING FOR DRAMAD< Word was reCPlv'Cd from Berlin th.at ' l* l* more like an exhibition hall at a eolintrv Imagine If' FUTURE. Max Preger. the well known German opera dl- fair and when I eaiight a glimpae of If for the If waa one of the treats of an exaeflng w2. has knmked aUmf f.n- wmks and weeks In a tbr„„gli the aiiiniiier hionlhs and gradually I" Iirbate car. She each, and the onl.v other admission fee was tl, waa the emlMsIlinent of par.- hers«-|f for the. legttliiiale drainalle »' CHAT WITH LILLIAN RUSSELL. glorlmis womanlimsl f ir standing room. Mlaa Russell savs that whieh sh« lilt.mis If. taki* up a y.'sr or After a four that has extentled from "It was Juat a l.lg ham suddenly made over ‘1)“,/"’*’^*,*'' .''ir.‘i’*' ».r lh« road from the i.r. sei.l lime. Miss Fsiist will si.p New England to the Paelflc Coast and has N-en I"*'* » and while th. re waa a rm.f on If. llit air'cnl IHe Mere she mloved the priraev | j,, •i i,,. xiid„i„|,t Kona all Ihmiigh the iiiilliidl' a sneeesslon of trinmpha. Tilllan Russell re- 1 tremhleil fr.r the comfort of all whenever the nome ami bad m.ne f.r the inetmTinlerirea of i y,„.|, ,.„gagement of Ihla anmmer i.fferli turned to New York aa radlantlv hc-ntlfiil as thought of rain entered my mind. Viif the j’”'”' h"t'i« yid early m'S-nlng ealls to rateh : will go on lour with the priHluelh.n to •' ever and verv glad to Is. home again heavens were kind and we got thrmigh In great trains to cont. rid with and which are the hane r,rim.ii,'(i'iprinelpal TiilV-a ' Tiow. rer, she avers that 1 Rn.sell oleVed UP a world of wonderfni old < »h"pc- I must fell you shout my dr-s.lng r.s>m. r.f a long Western H.iir NlldiilghfMidnight Sons la the last iiiiisical enlerlaliue cermalcs during her tottr on the Pselfle Coast i The stage was not equiprwd with this exeiise Before ahe sails •*• and in all brings hark about $2.''..1' Chinese gems whieh only the experleneed eol- up the left-hand imt for the piirfs’se. and will llkelv |.lrk up a few tsids and ends will Im- elllier I li e.iinedy or 111 aoiiie IIHIe dra lector coiiM have fonnd. cnrtslned off from the remainder of the hall. In the w.sv t.f Grlentaj l.rlra t.rar ..mnlefe f.f real life. Yea. It has been a great delight to search i *"

MISS lAICV WKSTUN will fills the I he Candy Shop is Open for Business at the Stude- r.*i>ort that tliev have l<«t but ot.e week In 28 Hh'x-ii <.f I^iiilci' Hri’KKi-r III 'ri»‘ Cniiily since their tirst appearance In this act. Shop, ni Ihc StuihliHki-r. mid llii* priHlur- Axher I.a*vy, trcasiir.T of the Garrick Tbo- tioii. ax hriiiixht Ihti- from llio Kiilikorlioi'ki'r baker—Frank Moulan in Sultan of Sulu at Sans afr>*. was pr.-gent.-.l with a handsome pair of rin-atri-. Ni’« York, lx iiiovIiik aloii({ Hiiiixitlily gol.l sleeve links by the employes of the Gar¬ ilfxplti. thu atixfiii'i' i,f J:ii k lliirr) niori* and till* rick. The occasion being a blrthilay anni¬ iM'xiitIfiil I.oiiUo 'rill* xiorv of 111** now I'barloa Souci’s Theatre—Emmett Corrigan Continues to Score versary. lilllliiicliam iniixiral xliow h:id r*‘a«diod hore ovi-n Will Reed Dunroy reports that the Shuberta Ix'fc.ro tlio riih-iKo •■Mi{aK>‘iii.-iit wax aiiiiouiii'i-d in Keegan’s Pal—Other News from the Windy City. are to have a new- theatre in Roxton*. that tha oltlidally. xo hi'foro llndr aoliial appoar.iiiii* liorx site has been purchased ami that plans are now riili'aico had a roadini: kliowlrdiii' of llii> xixla l>eing drawn for one of the most beautiful walor rh rk. Iln* roniilcr icirl and llio morry theatres In the country. E. J. Timisml has gone to Fort Smith. Ark., litlle tailor, whii'h parlx rfx|M*ftl\id.v p|ii{>loy IN KEEGAN’S PAL th«* xorvirox of Wllllaiii Itixk, Maud Killlon where he will act as treasurer of the famoul and Prank l.alor lit*ori;«* lloh.art, who wrote Electric Park. the IxHik and l.vri.x, and John I. Holden, who Jack ncn.Iers.in, who was with The Three •a.iieelvial the aeore. are rexiMinxIlde for witty T-.vlns during Its run at the Whitney, is now lliiex and c.itrhy xonc.x whhdi xtrlni; from the with the Company [.laying at Sans Soncl. faxhionatde Itroadw ii eand.v xhop to t'liney la- William Courtenay has gone to Milwaukee, land. and are r.dinlraldy rendered hy an efll- where he will be leading man In tbe stock ileiit eoiiipany. Inelndlni; Mrx. Yeamaiix. I»nla company nlaving at the Sluibert. llarrix.ei. John llar.erd. .Mile. Kayo and nearly When The Gol.ien tlirl goes rm tour In S.*p- one hiimlred otherx. Iiiirini; rehearxalx for the temlK*r, the following players will lie seen In I’hleaito eiicaaement of The t'andy Shop, the some of the principal parts: Franklin Farnum. eoinpany drilled on the xtaite of the aew Zlejs .M'na Davis. Charles Horn, Peter Raymond, feld ll:ill. w hleh wax the tlrxt tlnw the new Marie Flinn and L. H. Fuller. The part of xlaife had Im-« n trod t,y othi'ra than the men Dorothy Hale, now played at the Princess by W'orklnit In Ita eonxtrnetlon. It aiiitura well Kath.*rine Reli. will be assumed by Mina Davis, for /leitfeld Hall that mirh an elatxirate anil and Marie Hinn. a former member of the Rush heavy priMlnetlon aa la the current attrartlon at T.-mple Stock Company, will have the part of the Stiidetiaker could he handily rehearsed In Dixie, now played by Winona Winter. the coneert auditorium. la'C Kohlman, who for some time was con¬ KIchard Carle la playlnc The Miinly C.urdy V nected with the LaSalle Theatre, has sailed for tllrl yet rt the Colonial Theatre. Imt it la an¬ Hamburg, to spend the summer at Ills old il mneeil hy the attennateil comedian and hla ' borne. He will return to Chicago In the fall. (lartoer. Charlex Markx. that a.x.n a jedlcv ' Janet Reeeher, who played the role of th* will In- In effect wnich will offer a sort of : Swedish servant girl with such great suceesn mnalcal comedy reie rlolre of Carle plava. Includ- at the Whitney Opera House In Tlie Bachelor, Ina The Tend.-rfoot. The .Mayor of toklo. and has gone to New York, to play the part of Mrs. Rollett In The Blue Mouse, which Is to The Spr.na Chlckim. .\n augmented company 1« already In rehearxal gefiina ready the flrxt go on the roa.L When .A Stubborn Cinderella, next season. Is of the Innoratlrna. and the early pnxlnotlon la sent we.xtward. Homer B. Mason will he th* anticipated The Hnrdy-Hnrdy C.lrl didn't make the "hit" pr.xtlcted for It. hut at that la far ieadlng comedian, and among others assuming leading parts will be Erra Walck. recently of from nninterextin.’. and baa much of the naual Carle style of humor. the Bijou Stock Company; Mab.*l La Vole. Wal¬ Keegan X |*.il, at the Chicago i>|>era Ilouxe. ter Howe, F. L. Stair and Marguerite Keeler. dexpite Ita nielmlramatlc atorr. |x making a Mr. John Barrymore Is not "among th<*e •trong app..al to the teat of Chicagox theatre- present” In the cast of The Candy Shop, which opened at the Studehakcr Last Thursday. Mr. going puhlle. who ar** rexp«»ndlng generoualy Prank Lalor. Mile. Rayo. Mrs. Yeamanx, Mtsi and are nnarlmona In their approval of the Florence Morrison. Rock and Fulton, are the grea' work of Kmmett Corrigan aa "the pal ” only ones to be seen of the original company. and loind in their i.r.-.:»e of Ogden Crane, who Miss Lucy W.'Ston Is assuming th* part of aa Ke,.gan." haa -na.l.- the real hit of hli Miss Louise Dresser, while the part of Jack career. Itertram .M.irhnrg aa "SImonx." the Street, which was play>*d by Mr. Barrymore, Nemeala who brl.ica th- follle. of the wild mo¬ U plaved by Mr. Jack Henderson. menta In the life of nick It.iehnrn. Franklin It is report.*d that some time during tee Jones. Into hla home. |« <'xp<.cially tnie In h'.a summer Miss Minnie Dupree will be seen her* fHirtrayal of hla type of the underworld, while in The Wishing Ring, the new play which haa Kuhy Rrldgex and Planar I.awx..n do full Jna- been written for h.*r. Miss Dupree was last flee to Iheir reaiwH-tlve ndea. In Ita entirety. seen here In The Road to Yesterday. Keegan a Pal la an entertaining play of wel’l- Harry L. Newton and John P. Roche have r.onded and i>erferfly de\elo|H>d worth. written a new plavlet for Harry W. Splngold . .I** To?'’'""' Khlfh atdl remalna an.l Co., entitled Business Is Business. Morrla at the Illlnolx Theatre, now abowx the name of time will be played. . .. Mla« Mar;.' Dalton In th.- place of .M|aa Klale .leo. W. Chatterton. of Chatlerton s Circuit, ».rgiia. n. who left the caxt that abe might en which Includes Springfield. Danville, Jackson¬ j»»T ■ brl€‘f TtcRtlon l»ei:iDnInff rehears- ville. Lincoln and Soldiers' Home at Danville, xia of Such a I.Ittle gu-en. which wHl be one an.l Bloomington, was a recent caller at the of the early proiluctlonx of neat xcax >n It lx Chicago office. evpectcl that Prank J M- Intyre and the re^t Jim Gabriel came In from Mattoon. Ill., to of the ormpanv now playing will continue In m.ake arrangements for the wil.I west show that T'le Traveling Salexnian for anoth.-r «eaaon he will put on at Seattle for the Western Wash The Grand l>ix-ra Ilouxe aflll houxea a Gen- Ing ton Fair .Association. He left Chicago im fleman from Mlxalxalppl. which play It la hoi»'d I the ICth for Nebraska, to get his Indians ready. will hold over mi'*t of the hot dava of the While In Chicago Jim flashed a bona fl.Ie con¬ anmnier. tract, which says that he really gets $200 a Frank O. IVerx. at the Whitney lloiiae. week and expenses. la making no offl.-ial annixinrx>menl aa to hla Idana. bet It la un1erxto.Kl that a new play Josephine McIntyre, who was formerly with will aoon lx* on the Niarda where 1, telv relgneil the company playinjf \ Brok**n Idol at tb® The Hachelor. Whitney, ban tf'>no Into vand<»Tlllc. and it meeting with much snc.*csx. She Is singing sev¬ The Golden Girl ninx anccexxfiilly along at eral Scotch songs, and Is offering a very bright the Princexx Tlieatre. and In the m.'.antlme Mort Singer lx making r.-palrx at the I.axalle The¬ act. atre Jnat aa though Chirl.-x Mnrphv an.I llarrv Harry Paul Smith, brother of Merle E. Smith, Axkin had no ilexlgna at all .m that xliowhona.' tr.asurer of the Bush Temple Theatre, has been It a at on.-e evhl.-nt that ther.' will 1m> news appointe.1 manager of the Alrand OiK*ra House aidenty from theae two warring campx early In at Danville. 111. , , the fall wh.'S the new aeax.m |x at han.I Gecirge G.iston. formerly with John Mason in .At the GarrI'k Tlieatre. M.itxd IlarrI-on ax The Witching Hour, played the bishop in The the ItIue Moux.i Kolila the Inter.'xf of the pat- Servant In the House at the Bush Temple The- Vona of .\|r. Duce'a houa... and th.* play a.‘.*ma RUBY BRIDGES ELEANOR LAWSON atTc. Eugene Cox has Just completed his new scen¬ to hate x..cur.'.I a f..othoM that will wlthxtan.I EMMETT CORRIGAN eti'n the h.d w.'ath.'r m< nthx. Sam P.lw-ivlx |x ic studio, and is now well e.juippe.l to han.lle Iiow playing th* aix.rfy rallroa.l preahli-nt. the biggest Jobs. The new place is at 231 Gg- len avenue, an.l Is one of the biggest studios .\t th* Great North.rn Th.-afre w.- xiHl have pecte.l iJiat the n.*\t miixlcal comedy star to D.*l I’rauo Hotel, 'he has been besieged by Til.* .Maxkan. wlileh with Ita wealth of aonga In the country. In sire It Is 50 b.v tt7 feet. Mr. .x-ciipy the l.ill will b.* Kaym..n.l Hitchcock. managers of miixical come.ly to star In new pro- Cox is well kcown to nearly every one In the an.l a capal.b* .'ompany la proving the b.*xt at¬ Sans S.Hicl. lb.* park, i.x .loiiig ax well aa .luctlons. Miss Itarton iMjsscsses a soprano theatrical profession, and lx to be congratu- traction that hax mad.* that allow houx** In many slowed by the w.ath.*r. and with A'exxella'a Voice of woiul.-rful range and In'auty. m.x>na lat<*.l cn his new e.inlpment. l! *n.l. has li. I.l liii. r.-xt an.l crow.la even at a The Western Vaudeville .Association have Ferrulo with hl« well known band an.l a bal¬ Miss Grace Barihm. one of the members of the time w li.*n .u.*r. oats an.l umbrellas w.*re In spoile.1 the tr.inspareucy .vf the avln.lows on the let of one hiiM lr.*.| p.'rx.uix. la fnrnixhing enter- Irish Choral S,H*iety. which was at Forest Park .leiiiand. Til.* vari* ii- shows have, of CHirse, sl.le of the .M.tjesilc Uulhling. where formerly talnm.*nt f..r th.* .*r..wda who rnj.i.v th.* xiimm.'r ls*t week, was eonxl.lere.1 by many of the an.l- f**It the weather In Hi.* lxi\ ..ftiee part of their performers culd l.x'k from there and see the ^ ganlen f.-alure r.-c.'nlly Inangur'ate.l for the ience aa one of the prettiest of the aggcgatlon anatomv. but all the o..n.*.*sslon.*rx are an- X cn of William Morris. Inc. The new move 'e«a..n at th.* Coliaeum. of Irish beauties. tl.'lpating biixln. xx f**.>ni now ..n through the has spot'.*.! this little advertising stunt of the xiiiinu*r m.'oths. .At th. Cr.*a.*enf Theatre. Leo- ln>!eiK*ndent. The Cat and the Fiddle op<*n8 In Chicago VAUDEVILLE AND MUSIC HALL EKTEK- pole .A* Swab. .'wu.*rx. U, Tyrrell Is in exec¬ August ir>. This is one of Chas. A. Sellon's TAINMENT utive I'hsrg.*. ami Conra.l Walters Is working The Th.'xplan Society of IV Paul I'nlvcrslty attractions. .Aft.r the Chicago engagement the thi* front. The Girl from Madrid, han.ll.*.! by re.a-nlly pr.xluc. *1 at the Caillege Theatre. aggregati.m will play a series of return engage- r><*na Fox, Iho faniou.s mii.slcal com- Pinn.'g.io A* Cohn. n.*w ha.e entirely new danc¬ Slr.anghenrt. In which E. J. Ijirnev t>\>k the ni.-nts ths.iugh..ut the Northwest. S.mthwest and .*dv xtar, an.l Ilert I i*xl|,*. who lx xe.*n In a far¬ er*. an.l are fi*.*iturlng Helen l.a A'ere. The part of Ross, an.l .lid exo»*ptlonally well. The S.'uth. W. E. Raynor will be In a>lvan(*e again cical xkelch. Il...•an•x V|x|t, ar." In-a.IIng the Sxb'nie Sh.'W of IMwar-l Ih.n la'vy. haa Frank result of this lx that Mr. L«*arney Is the recip¬ this year, wlta (ieo. F. More as secon.I. bill llilx w.-.-k at the MaJ.*a|lc Tli.'alre. which Ji'w.'ll doing the .vi-.m.iinclng. and. ax uaual, ient of a very nice offer to pluy in stock at Ma.Iison. Wis. Geo. E. GUI was In the city last week for alxo haa on llx .-iirrent >*ick mt*ets and hUl-cllmb* all over la enai*l.*il by H.*n Grlnn.ll. axxlate.l by al\ Ib.tn.r xx the l.xlk>*r. l-'rarer and Ulack re* I smbs' Club p.*rformance. took the oportunlty the country. The Chattanooga-Looko.it M.ain- |.r.*lty ilancerx*. .V.ble lt..wlanil. the little la.Iy cenllv o|M*iii*.l th.'lr Magic City to the public, when h.*re to play over for Mr. Askin a few taln climb, one of the biggest ever held, was who recently madi* xuch a hit In Tin* Prince ..f and h.xv,* a.* far. .*onx|d.-rlng all circum«tan.*ea, numlH-rr of his u.*w score whU*h at>* t.> Ik* fea- promoted by him. T*. Nlr'it, luak.'x h.*r taii.b*«llle .b*bul thla w.*ek lihve .l.ine i*\c.*Il.*iit biixlnexx Thla miniature tunsi in L.x. a n.*w muxlcal c.uue.ly s.x.n to l*e with xi'V.Tal -.onga wrltli*n for h.*r .xp.n'lally. l.*wn wax f.-ur yoarx In the pr.x*i*xx of conxlruc- pr.xluc.*.! by llarr.v .Askin. .Among others pres¬ The Great W»*stern Booking Association. 818 >!chlUer BMg.. Chicago. Is making a s|M*clalty an.l lx promln.'iit .>n tin* pr.>gram. which In t'nn, and lx nall.t a mar\i*l of Ita kind. ent W.1S Mr. Harris, who imm<*.liatoly uixyn .luilep Tl.e ri\i* Mlax l..*na Panrer, p.il hearing a >!u.*t call.*.! Internation Love, offered .if park an.l fair circuits. Tliey can offer fonr Kat'.nia I’ark oimu.i1 Satur.Iay with Chevalier weeks’ sian.ls now*, an.l expi'ct soon to be able dll* Ma.k an.l D..I AVilllania an.l Math.'wa an.l rmaniiers Phllhaniioiilc Dr.-h.xtra at the at¬ to fake ever the puhlishing rights, and paid a .Axhh'v til b>iok solid Kir much long.*r time. Just now traction. Prank .Arthur Pn*lxch la the s.dolat. >’Ash .lonhs of to bln.l the agr.'ement. "Juliet." a young woman Incognito, who doea This eonv.ys an l.lea af fh»* commercial value the .Ass.vlation la scouring tbe country for an Ulvi.rvii'w li\poxlii.*ii. I.iina Park amt AVhIfe aeroplane, and Is willing to pay well for on* lnip.*r«onat|..na. an.l Willie II«p|m*. the bll of a single song that hapiK-na to hit the pub¬ City are u.>w In full awing, an.l word cornea that will really go up. liar.t inirt.*l. h.*a«l tin* l.lll thix we.*k ..fTere.1 from Poi.xi Park of th.* following a.l.lltlona lic. t.v William Morrix, Inc., at the .American Muxic Otix F. Bart, the Noblesvllle. In.L, fancy to their ehaln of 1 tll.l Mal.l'a Con- Powell & c.vhn's Musical Com»*«ly Co. left Hall. Aa an ailii.*i*xx ihix rifle shot, was a caller at this offl.’e last week. vinll.m. Living .Art Mmlelx. The Human Monae last wt*.-k f.xr S..uth Itt-n.I. where they 0|H*ned Dave I i*w la are h.*ld o..*r thla w...*k i>lh.*ra William Raymonil. son of our former city Trap, an.l an eahihlllon of dancing glrla fraun In tho .Auditorium with Yank.*.* Ibxxlle Hiws. who contrlbnl.* to the entertainment are Carle treasurer, Saniu.*! B. Raymoml, has tK>.*n en- >11 .pia.lera of tho gloN* In charactrrlitlc The cxKupany ha;, .me of the best looking bunches ton .Ma.*y. Man.I P.Ina Hall an.l C.>ni|iany. In .lam*ea. of chorus girls that has left A'bicsgo In a gagnl by the Snuberts for an Important role In their xk.t.'h The Magpie an.l the Ja>; F.I.IIe long time. The Belle of Brittany, which will be produced Clark an.l hla Six AA’InnIiig AA'I.h.wa, an.l Tlch SAID AND SEEN IN CHICAGO next fall. xiw'a P*rformlng Cala Chax*. T. Smith, manager of the Glohe The¬ Richard Manning and wife. VIela .Allen, with atre and the New Lyric Tlieatre, both of Elgin. two other*, making a cast of four, are prod*jc- AT THE AMUSEMENT PARKS KoniD'th Keith, who was first tonor 111., was In Chlcsg.i last week, l.mking for wPh l ew IVM*kat.i.l«r'x M|nxtia*la. r>*centl3r cloae.1 ing In vanilevllle a playlet called The Titled something new. The New Lyric Is conslden'd to *allh them and will Ik* In the city for flv* or ■ Mongrel, which Is by O. Washington McCask- Frank MtPtliin followe.i Kdna Wal¬ Ik* one of the Hm-st theatr.*s In the state. al\ we<*Ka. rln. who Is also iloing the managing. Mr. Man¬ lace H..i>tx*r an.l thla w.*.*k la ap|e*arlng al the King A Courtney are defying euperstltlon ning. who made only a brief stay In Chicago, Sina S.ni.*l Theatre In A.le'a w.*ll kn.'wn mu Since Mlaa P.-arl llarl.m'a ivcent apiiearance by playing U.mm LL by Harry L. Newton, on alcal .•.nii.'.ly, Tlie .Hiillan .>f Sniu It la ex In cmii>*rla at l.ic I'lilon League Club, and the Norih.'rn Michigan and AVIs.*onsln time. They (Continued on page *tO.)

I Xtie Billboard JUNE 26. 1909. The VA UDE VILLE PROFESSION

NEW YORK VAUDEVILLE NOTES. Interesting Announcement by the Keith & Proctor In¬ foreign arts while abroad, hut has not mad* a complete announcement a* yet. Thom- ackuowl The announcement recently made by eilged are t'onaul Peter, the educated chim E. F. Altx^. geni-ral uanager of the Keith and terests—Debut ofMlIe. Zelie deLussan in Vaudeville panaee; Alliert Chevalier, Y'velt* Gulltiert and Proctor IntcTeata and of the United Kookin* Marie Lloyd. The Mrlllan Hlugers, four m*m OtBcea. that vaudeville will be preaented in ten a Success—Arthur Hammerstein Returns from Abroad Iters of the Messina 0|>era Company, will alao of the principal houaea in and around Greater be presented. This act Is said to ruotain a New York next teaaoo. preaenta an excuae for phenomenal soprano singer. a brief conaideration of the offeringa to t’.e with an Educated Chimpanzee—Notes of Interest. vaudeville performer for the IMO IblO aeaaon by the United and the William Morria offlcea. The American Muxlc Hull Huof Gar¬ In the larger houaea. that ia, houaea playing den Is schtslulnl to o|>en July 3. William Mur the big act*, there will be offered, by the PARKER J. MacCONNELL. ris, who arrived from Kuru|ie this week, engaged United, three Keith and Proctor botiae*. two a numiter of foreign acts while away. Among Percy W llliama houaea and the Hammerateln them beiug Ibaiarlo Kuerrero. the dancer. He houae in Manhattan; two Percy William* houaea brought with him an isliicated chlmiiana**. in Brooklyn, one in the Bronx, the Keith and claimed to be the original Peter Conaul, which Proctor houae in Jeraey City, the Proctor houae will be the headliner ul the o|>enlng of the In Newark, and then- are alao the United houaea rmif garden In Hoboken, Pateraon. Yonkera. Union Hill, Cam¬ den. Trenton, the Poll houaea in Worcester and Bpringtield. Maas., Hartford, New Haven Bridge¬ Alahambra Theatre.—Fred Ruud and Itemool port and Waterbury, Conn., and Wllkea-Barre Benton present their one act comedy. My Awful and Scranton. Pa.; the Wilmer and Vincent Dad, with Valadon, the magician, as tb* extra houaea In Utica. N. Y.. Reading. Allentown. featur<‘. while others on the bill are Jeaae Easton. Harrisburg and Altoona, Pa., and Rich Lasky's new act. The Im|>er1al Mualclan*; mond and Norfolk, Va; the Keith theatres In Charles Falke Semon, the Murray Mister*, the Bo*.on. Philadelphia. Providence, Pawtucket. Btsindlng Gordon* and others. Portland. Me., and Manchester. N. H.; the Proctor house.a in Albany and Troy, with the theatre* at Binghamton. Schenectady. Lawrence, Pauline, the hypnotist, who haa Mass., Buffalo, N. Y., Toronto. London. Ham been a big drawing feature In United bouse*, llton, Montreal. Ottawa and Quebec, in Canada, opens this wek at William Morris' American with many other*. The United presents an at¬ Music Hall. Five hundred dollar* more a week, tractive array of convenient Eastern time. In a total of tl.Suo. I* said to be the reason for fact. It Is booking alxty-eight theatres, from forsaking United Booking Portland. Me., to Cincinnati, Ohio, with its Orpheum Circuit afflliation providing thirty Ove additional weks. William Morris. Inc., has. at the present Nell Nice and Bert Lovey. billed as writing, thirteen flrst-class or two-sbows-a-day Nice and Lovey, are presenting an exceptionally house*, with negotiations pending for others clever singing ami dancing act. They open with but with his present holdings he is making con¬ a kid number and close with Varna Yarns. Bert tract* with good acu for thirty weeks’ time Ix>vey doing ballet, eccentric and acrobatic dan while smaller act*, able to Include the three cing. *-d*y bouses, are receiving even more than this His firat-clas* houses are the American Music Hall in New York and alsy in Chicago; the The Heart Breaker:* is the title of a Plaxa. New York; Pulton. Brooklyn; Orpheum new girl art by Will Koasiter. HI* elaborate Boston; Lyric, Newark; Majestic, Toronto- Or- scenic act. The Girl With the Angel Voice. 1* pbeum, Cincinnati; Mile*. MinneapoUs; Domin¬ making It* metropolitan appearance at the ion, Winnipeg; Greenwall'a. New Orleans, and Brighton Beach Music Hall this week. tbi* Jefferson, Memphis.

The Picnic GIrU 1« a new act. suc- With the bill headed by George Be- ' ceasfully launched with twelve peo|>le by the and bU company presenting the playlet, ( Richmond Company. It Is by Frank WItmark ITM* sign of the Kom^. the Alhambra presenteil i and Woodward Barrett and Is staged by Jack t^ best vaudeville program of the week. In Mason. thl* playlet, George Beban adds laurels to a heretofore splendid reputation as a character actor but his great work as the Italian In this J. G. Bostock haa acquired the Smith sketch la a revelation to bis friends as this Is Theatre. Brldgrpntlng. These performers deserve i A new racing act for vaudeville will and could well bamlle a much better act than ' be presented by I*- Roy Summer, late of Billy they now liave; Howard and Howard. In TTie the Kid Company, and Harry Miilllvan formerly Hebrew .Messenger and the Thespian, are always of The Star Bixit I'be alstve ia an excellent likeness of Parker J. MacCounell. who is m>w interestetl In the goiMl. Sidney In ane ami Company present an , destinies of two attractions on The Pay .Streak at tb*- S*-attle Fair: The Battle of Gettysi>urg original and clever act In Christmas on the Is- | laml. while Gus Edwards* School Boys and and The Monitor and Merrimac. Mr. MacConu'-ll has histrionic ambitious ami was, for a time, i a pupil of The Chicago Musical College Sebrnd of Acting. He I* the son of Mr. E. M Mac- The Star Theatre. Kingston. N. Y.. Girls. I>-e Harrison and Valleclta’s iJwjpards i Connell, who is well-known to the amusement world as the biggest pnslucer of attraction* has been opened with pictures ami flve vaude completed the bill. Gus Edwards has provided ' for parks. vllle acta, under the management -f T V plenty of new stuff for his School Bovs and i Costello. f girl The Metropolitan appearance at the ‘ "Thl* Is the greatest attraction I have ever capably get* it over. The motion pictures of seen In my entire theatrical career." cyclists 1* a clever act that always mak-s good Fifth Avenue Theatre of Mile. Zellle de Ltissan, the winning of the English I>erby carried off The girl* are pretty, as well a* ba-lng ris«d trlr* prima donna of the Metropolitan Grand Opera Consul Peter make* his American appearance second honors to the Harkett-Holland act. Others at Hammerateln'* August 2. Alfreil Butt, man riders. House, was a triumph that coocluslvely demon¬ on the bill were Allan Shaw, coin manipulator; strated that gohlrnd*. made h«'r a|>pesrance thl* varied selection of operatic numbers and pop- Jolson. monologue minstrel; Amos, novelty Jug k&ar ballads and 1* assisted by Signor Angelo week In a single act, at the New Brighton The gler, and Whitehead and Grierson. atre. U naui at the piano. On the same bill was a pR w act. Kid Gabriel and Company, In plastic Annette Kellermann. as popular as pearance In the Path. Rescued, .taliine*. Wrestler. The I-aat the hypnotist, continues a fixture at the house, flve year* of Nat Halne* and Will Vldocq. Glass. Sams'm s B'sind. Revival of Galathe, Mrs. John K'liy. fnrmorly of Thi* owing to the great success accorded him, and American Music Hall.—Pauline, the hypnotist, Reaching the Winning P'lat and The Fountain, Faya, mind n-sders. will soon he sen In vaude Frank Morrell is in his second week, having direct from United Booking auccesaes, la the tttber* on the bill were Mamie Rre-ex's Monkey vllle In a dramatic aketch scored heavily in his single act after leaving headliner at William .Morris’ house this week. Actcfl-s In A Night In a Monkey Music 11*11. That Quartet. Others on the same bill were Others on the bill are Rice and I’revcsif. second f»ne of the cleverest trained animal acts seen In Thomas J. Ryan RlchSeld Company, in Mag wek; the Original Four .Madcap*, direct frr>m the a decade; Princess Kajah. Charles Ahearn’s Nt-arly a .Mush' klasti-r Is th<- llllt* of Haggerty’s Reception; AI. Carlton, the Skinny Palace, I»ndon; Revoll, the Protean marvel; f»e Cycling Com-dlana l.a k-lle American. Ilelolse a new act to he prtalucml hy Harry I* Nelson Guy; Sllbon's Novelty Circus, consisting of Blere, the myaterioua, and Ed. Wrothe and Com¬ Tltcr.mh. the e<|ue*tr|enne. the Four Ford*, and and Ham Morris well-trained cats; McKay and Cantwell in an pany, ten (leople. in The Night at the Concert, the Musical J'dinatons act which, though containing little that i* new, with a numl>er of other acta. seems to please. Hammerateln’* Victoria R/.of Garden.—Annette A Inhnr pruhli>m sketch will he of¬ Kellermann beads the bill In her second week. Vaudeville has Its fads. At the pren- fered with four iteople by J .* Htemail am# Prineess Rajah atlll remain*, as d'ca Maud ent time the mrmfcey spjK-ars to Im- If, *ucce#-d Frank FIniiev A ran^e from the .sublime to the Roeex’s Monkey Actor* In A Night In a Monkey Ing hypnotists In p'diiilar favor. The Monkey ridiculous was presented by the bill at the Music Hall; The Heldom*. tjving Marble, and Actor* In their Music Hall, at ilammeralcln’a. American Music Ilall, with a number of the acta The Quartet. The new act* are Bendinl and Ar 1* one of the m'i«t (mpular novelties In New Kdwnrd H Kt-llar will hook for the appearing with James K. Ilackett and E. M. thur, the grotesque comedian*; the Willy Pant York Percy Wdllama snntMinced »in hi* return new vaudeville theatre In llontdiilu Hawaiian Holland In The Bishop’s Candlesticks. While lalanda. ser Troupe and Ryan and White, expert wooden from Knrtqe- that he had tddalned Cttnaul Peter, William Morris baa probably offered the most shoe dancers. the most Intelligent chlmpanree sllve, and now meritorious offering in dramatic sketches ever the sensation of Pari*, while William Morris, Allct- Hiimllloti iinil l’'rnnk t'ameroii presented vaudeville’s patron* In this act, hia upon hla return state* that he has olitalned hills are spoiled by hi* trick cyclists, acrobats Arthur Hammerstein returned to have a new act. entitled Tlie Aaaasalnatlon of peter CttnanI to »qe-n hi* rm-f garden, and that H

JUNE 2«, 1909. T ti e Billboard AND THE STAGE 4

The New Copyright Law, Soon to go Into Effect, I wish I Had a Olrl. Will Bosalter says, NEW YORK MUSIC NOTES. "Here’s hoping.” ♦ The new copyright law that goes In¬ Contains Some Unusual Provisions, but as a Whole to •ffert July 1. been tbr principal subject Prank Miller, of the professional of illti'ussloo aniunc roopustTs and aoug wrilera Will be Welcomed Alike by Composer and Pub¬ department of F. A. Mllla. by special request, rerrntly. A number of publlsbera are bolding sang Lonesome, at the Olympic, and scored a manusoeltloos copyrighted after the new law goes Into effect. The Thompson Music Company Is One worry that baa confronted tbe song writ¬ TED SNYDER, now getting out a song from the pen of ers baa been eliminated. Tbe new law allows a Frank McIntyre, tbe comedian, who la scoring royalty of two cents on each mechanical record such great success with The Trsrellng Salesman, made, to f>e paid to the owner of tbe copyright. now at the Illinois Theatre, entitled The Trav¬ When the law was Brat passed tbe writers eling Salesman. spent many tronbleoome days and restless nights trying to wrestle with the problem that con fronted them Noel and Mu-sgrove have nothing The solution Is found In tbe making of con¬ but pralee to proclaim for Hosslter’s new coon tracts Itetween tbe (lubllaher and the writers hit. You Ain’t Talking -to Me, which they are for an etjual division of tbeir new found In singing with great success, as art- also The come. Arlington Four, which are just as loud In their An Interesting tmlnt In connection with tbe law praise. Is that while tbe royalty la payable to tbe owner of the copyright tthe publlsberl. it Is Sitka, the Alaska-Yukon Indian ro¬ the cyiighted work upon tbe payment to the But, Oh Y’eu Kid! Right here It might be copyright prot>r1etor of a royally of two cents said that I love my wife, but, oh, you River- on each such psrt manufactureort. under oath, on tbe 2ntb day Harry Newman’s Cannibal Isle .song of each month on tbe number of parts of In will be featured with thirty-two of Jake Sten- stniments manufactured during tbe previous ard's singing acts. Tbe song Is the bit of the month, serving to reproaince mechanically said Olympia Minstrels, taking from six to eight muaical work, and royalties shall he due ou the encores at every i»erformance. parts manufactured during any month upon tbe 2t»tb of tbe nett succeeding month If I had a Thousand Lives to Live, IKibliebed by the Stem Music House. Is being The relea-sing of Uedheail, Irene featured by some of the most famous bands In Franklin'- gr.-at ».*ng mn-cesa. by Iic« Feist, the the country, as well as by a great number of or¬ publlsber. has resulted In a beiry demand for chestras alKHit the city. It from mtny leading vau.lerllllans. wbo hive wtnte.1 It for a long time. Re,|head was to N- Among some of the new numbers given ti> singers wlih leslrlrtlooi that It would not be used the same week or the preecting ,-'miug from the Harry Newman shop, and for V hich professional copies are now ready are week In a house where .u.ss Franklin appeare<|. In Dear Old Tennessee,, and that dandy jungle but tbe Kuropeau trip of Miss Franklin leaves song, Ctnnlbal Isle. an open fleld In this emintry to those singers wbo receive tbe iM-rmlssloo of tbe publisher* to use Redhead. Witmark’s To the End of the World is now being beard at all the parks and summer resorts. The public have become so familiar with Senora. the Spanish song, hy Felix it that as soon as tbe introduction is played It Feist and Joe Nathan, published by I^eo Feist, is applauded. has |,r

I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now. Shapiro's I Dream In the Gloaming one of the Charles K. Harris puMleatlons. Is I of You oontliies to grow In favor each day scoring a ticmendoiis success throughout tbe Popular Compd by a nnmber of prom¬ Edward Lewis Ls a strenuous worker inent act*, and Is used with nniivnal sucrees by Id tbe Interests of I^eo Feist publications. Charles E. Hay, who was singing ♦ Tbe Fotir Ac,-a and by Madeline Gordon with the Isdy hand at Rlvervlew is now fea- | The only popular SOng that is being turlng Remlck’s hits with Ballman. who Is en- i featured by Marco Vessella. who Is directing bis CHICAGO MUSIC NOTES. tertalnlng the crowds that frequent the Bismarck ■ fanious band at Sans Soucl Park, Is Leo Frled- wlth his famous band. Ttie siing that brings Mr. I man’s Meet Me To-night In Dreamland. Melville Gideon. New York manager Hay tbe moot encores Is Pony Boy. which has for the music hn«i*e of l.aemmle, I* offering Joseph W. Stern and Company, got the whistling public blowing some. *** Back t.i the Old Home. Ymi’ve Got Me Ooln’, about August 1. will open In Chicago a suite i No One Knows, by Francis Mack, of offices, which mill b«> In charge of Frank C. Kid. I.et’* All G-t Home. When tbe Band Plays I puMish“d by M. Wltmark A Sons, Is the reign Weatphal. wbo Is now scouting al>out liM>klng at Night, and The I/tvr Bug Wm. Bradley and his Gypsy Way- j ing ballad song success of the country from a for a suitable loration. Mr. Westphal baa great b<>pra for the future here, and tells us that farers are still going merrily and tunefully on ] professional and from a trade view. when tbs offices n|>en. it will be a noise like a their happy way. Rosslter’s numbers are all Charles K. Harris has acquired the rosr. Altb(>ugh Mr. Westphal Is young In years, doing nlceiy. and include Drifting. Just'for a rlgbr* to the score of the new mnalral comedj hla experience and his kmiwbilge of tbe music Day. and 'IVlllght. The performers call the Lady Love, McKenna & Gumble’s lielng «rlllen for early pro-lucllosi by A. Baldwin bnsln<-sa extettd into tbe gray hair stage, and it vaudeville acts are not all members of the I latest song hit. published by Jerome H. Kloane with Ivrica by Franklin Adams, and la felt that, under hit management, the bualnesa .\nvil I'nton. anyhow. Ilemirk. Is being feature-l by Adels Rawlan. book bv o Henry will reach that high standing for which H Is late of Tbe Priace of To-night Co. destined. Billy Thompson. manager for ^ , Idiughlng Eye.s, Marie Doro’s success Jeri'me 11. Remiek and Co., predicts Pony Boy j Ryno and Emerson, duettists, are In The Morals of Marcus, and her InstnimenIsI Kid acts may come and kid acts may to be the biggest hit of the coming season, i busy rehearsing. 1 Will Be With You By and niimlwr. Noiigs. fcsture<1 In the same pvoilnetlon. go, but Iloasiter’s Bunch of Kid* has contracts Thia already Is Ning sung hy a great number of By, and I'm Going Home, two big hits pro are protinc big acllt-rs. They sre published by for fourteen wc«>k*. and so far they have more the headliners, while the professional juirlor* I duoed by the Kremer Music Co. I.eo Fclsl than delighted both manager* and aadlenc--*; of this biHise are kept crowded every day with which simply goes to prove that Dick Maddox the rehearsals of It. Is not only a gmsl manager but a prophet as ♦ i Miss McBride, who formerly was .‘earlng at the dedi¬ I Love My Wife. But. Oh. You Kid! and 1 Charlt's K Harris will an be Issued. No two catory concert of the si-rlcs of Sunday tftcrno«»n Want to Go to the Ball Game. €>f thi-m sre alike, and Mr Harris ranks them concerts w hIch are to l»e held next seasiwi at the with his In'sI work. .kudltorliini. has Ixx-n accordcit to .\merlcan Mi.ss Marie Gearin. the talented lit¬ soloists, and that <»ne of these, Fannie Blm tle singer, ,vix>ns up at the Thalia Theatre this Miss Jane Byron is featuring the I field Ficsier. .America’s gn-atest pianist. Is a we,.k. She will use most of Charles K. Harris’ ‘ pV Xst D. Mann, entitled I Chicago woman The oix-ning of these con hits. Mr. W. I,. Wenlln has slgn.M Miss Geartn ^^eadla. This numlx-r Is pnbllshetl by M. Wlt- Gi'oige Evans nnd Bon Shields are ■ certs is dcflnllely fl\c,t f.w Octi»txT. f,>r his vsudevllle art, which will start East on . ' .n.r u.x,* sgsin I'ollaborsting on siuigs. Their first new the big time s,xme time In October. : r.mi|>«sltb>n has Ix-cn acrrptetl hy Charlew K. Hsrris 'I' An answer to Shapiro’s $10,000 ! The Serenade Quintette, who have I been holding down the boani* at tbe North Gus Kahn and Grace Le Boy are * S*y®'Boyr^ I’m Awfully Glad 1 Met You. pub¬ j .kmcrlcan Kestaurant fiw some lime, and who. In New York, working on their new song. What* , ,-lrl lished by F n Havlland. l« successfully use-l fnxn all ap|X'arancc«. will be flolng so f.w the I’se of M.Hmllght When There’s No One , . Ah* Msglll and Madeline Gordon some lime to come, last week fealureit. with Round to Ixive? They claim It will be another (Continued on page 4i.)

n Xtie BilllL>oarcl JUNE 26, lOOtt.

Amu se m en t events . . . of the week News From Metro

Stock and Burlesque Houses Drawing Well in Phila¬ their inliiiU tiiat Atlantic t'lly. N .1 . would not The llrlglilon lleni'h \lii>le Hsil Is as |Mipu Klgiiil for such exliildtioiis. so lliei liaie calhsl Isr s* ever all I'liluie gaiiiee oil. Mam piopilelors ol Ihe lisitle of Hh- Mi rriuiac ami tbe Monitor delphia, But the Parks Have Not Yet Come Into aciuseuieiit placeK. who - oiiti iiiplali-d eix-n.ng np la drawing large crowds at lain* Park and 's on Sunday have gtieii up the ld<-a elmu- this luereaaliig In |M>pularll> affair has biun si-IIIihI. and this suuiiiier will la-w Parker, manager of the Creseent 'Ibra- Their Own—Among Others, Big Hippodrome and Ikt the sniiio as n'•nal at that resort. tre. la a|M-udliig the eiimno-r at Nysek, N Y. Bei-ehwiusI Park. Philadelphia, is new under Cersv- Payton eiiterlalued hla patrons t( a the iiiaiiageiiient of TIaunas Maguire, aial a hid big uiitliig last week He engsgTul a big rxrur Welsh Brothers Circus Doing Fine Business. for patronage 1* helng made hy the (luhllea alivn steamer and tiavk an liniui-nM- cn>wd up tlon of coiipona In the advertlw-menta. which tlie Hudaoo It was mie of Ihe largest uullugt give th-> holdera frvs- admlasloii to three amuse aver held In Brooklyn. lueiit plac.-a in the park Henry J. Pslii’s new a|N-<-taclr. War of tbe The Oxford. I’a.. Spring Fair, which was Clvsida, will be o|M-iieil abiml June '21). at Brooklyn News—Balti¬ announced for June h to 12. wa« a financial Brighton Bi-scb Park and will l>e one of tbe Pryor’s Band continues at Willow Grove Park. suci-css. although the first three days were biggest outdoor s|MH-tavles ever pr,-a<-nted. Many White City Is driving along with a few at¬ IKKirly attended on actaiuul of rain. The man Doveltlrs In fireworks will lie shown agers took in enough to pay all juvniluiiis and tractions and getting some bulsness. Wtsrdslde GKO H. H.4KE.«> more To Have New Is doing fairly well with Kendles Band. Wash¬ current exiK‘n«es, and an- satisfitNl with the ington Park, on the Delaware, is making re-mlts. ’Hie big crowd In atteialance on tbe money, and Beecbwood is open. last clear days sjH-ak well for the success of BALTIMORE, MD. Theatre— Portland, Welsh Brothers Circus still continues to get Agricultural Fairs, this Fall. This Spring Fair lots of profit out of three day stands on dif¬ was mor<- of an expr-riim-nt than anything elm-, hut It will be a tegular feature her»-after. .4 ferent lots. The movt-B are made promptly, The weather of th> past w ri k has lieeD new idea in connection with the Fair was the Me., Now Busy Center. aiul the show gives entire satisfaction to all giaxl for the parka, and biialneaa was tbe best who see If and therefore every week is pro¬ holding of a iliTrm- Show. Many splendid ani¬ experlenrcvl thus far thia aea-.im Electric. fitable. There is enough territory still to be mals were on exhibition and the |Ms>ple who Klver View. Bay Shore and Gwynn Oak parks idayerl to keep the show- here all summer, so attenderl the Fair, were deligbleil with the John Welsh will not move out of town until uiiiqne offering For the Fall Fair, larger were erowdevl eve;-y afternoon sod night, tod Fall. prlr.es will be given. the various nitnsg- rs are smiling. IW-apIte the warm wealh<-r, aeveral of the PHILADELPHIA, PA. John Suplee, formerly head of the Billpost¬ ’Tlie Philsdelphia Band. eoinisTserl of mem ers Union, baa opened a theatre under canvas bers of tbe Philadelphia Orchestra, gave the th-atrea are still op<-n and doing good busi¬ at 52nd and Market. ’Tlie theatre is calleil first concert on the City Hall Plaxa. June 15. ness. Msnsger Sihsnlicrger presentevi tn- Wllb Just enough showers to make outlnira the Criterion, and, if weather is favorable, will and It was enloyed by a big crowd. ’Tlie select- o'her strong bill at Ihe Maryland, which In at I'srks unpleasant, the few theatres remain- | {iruve proflt«ble. Vaudeville and minstrels are tions wen- all of a high grade. .411 of the rinded Mrs. IVlIllam E. .4nnls. at tbe brad Ing otien are itoing a very profitable huaineaa the program. musicians of Ihe band are s.dolsts and get a of a very gooil musical art Mr Schanberger at present. That the seanon la over here, how- | Grant Ijifferty, manager of the Chestnut big salary. The city pays all the bills, retain say* he will keep the Maryland oi>en as long ever, la proven by the fact that one night of Stre«f ’Tlmatre. announces that the Orpheum the mnsieians in tbe city anti! the o|>ening of Bs the crowds kn of th" Philadelphia Orchestra. Tie management of the Victoria has de atrea, even if they do not go to parka. With the , ing plays during the summer; June 21. Carmen; ’The Philadelphia Horse Sbow Association lost cldeil to keep open through the summer up exception of the burlesque bouses and moving , June ’JS, The Middleman; July .5. Arnold Daly’s on tbe recent exhibition and have eon- ta tbe regular theatrical s«-ts.in ’This play picture-vaudeville theatres, but three of our Candida; July 12, Zangwill’s, Nurse Marjorie; rludeii not to give any more Horse Shows In house continues to drsw well, and tbe pro theatres are o|>en and. as they have auccessfully July 19. A Night Off. this city. It aimed to be exclusive, ami no prietors have a veritable gohl mine weathereen a series of trsvel effort was made to attract the general public. Owing to high school comincnc*-mcnfa being it is a sure thing that they will keep open all lectures at the Garrick ’Theatre, June 24. He It Is exiHHted that a new Association will be heM St the .4radem.r of Musir this week, tbe of this summer. ' will give two performances a day. and it is ex¬ formed to conduct thT-se Shows on more liberal Tsuderllle was ne<'t-k*.,rlly abandoned How Keith’s 'Theatre has never closed Its doors pected that the season will continue until e|>- lines, and that the annual Horte Show will ever. Idxnager le-hmayer will start up again, since it was first erected, and business this tember. continue. summer is better than it has been for many ' beginning next week. a« this f-rm of amuae Flag Day was fittingly obsevred. June 14. William Kalltx. Sr., who was one .if the rocuf has proven very successful. years. The new system of two shows a day by Philadelphia Lodge No. 2. B. P. 0. E. ’The first ir«-n to l.-sd *he hand with the old Adam with big bills of vaudeville has caught the fancy Manager Bernard Ulrich, of the Lyric, ceiebratlon took place at the Garrick ’Theatre, Fon-paugh Circus, died In this city. June He which has la-cn taken over by the .Mcfrotvol- of the public and the bouses are crowded every | and, although the night was sultry, the bouse only was with the clivns two s«-asons and then uight while the matinees are very fairly at- I Psn Ofs-'-a C vmpaiiy, h.n« left for Europe was crowded. A Quintette of professional organizeil the Black Hn«sar Band, in this city Mr. Ulrlih will vl«lt DIrwetor .kndreas Dtpt>el tended. singers sang a number of patriotic airs. Dan. He has l>een the director of this band for "The Ori>heum Players at the Chestnut Street years. while sway The Metropolitan peotde have Sh'^rn and Joseph Munihy, two (iromlnent attor a-kcil th.st Jlbii.iaai le- subscr la-d aa a guar Theatre have made many friends who will stick neys of this city delivered jiatrlotlc address<‘s, May S. Howes, who was cashier fi-r tbe E. anfee tha’ this city will support the venture to them in all sorts of weather, and business and Morris Sche«'k, press agent for the Chest Joy Morris Compsny. manufacturer of cama Sixty thousand d-illars has already bees is very geoafferty Is glv- , nut Street ’Theatre. deliver«‘d an oration that sels was sentenced to 14 months imprisonment Ing reproductions of last season’s successes arouseil the audience and made them pay a last week for forging checks amounting to pledged, and Manager Ulrich will ask that and putting them on in many cases with the standing tribute to “Old Glory.’’ The mem- *1.490. She claimed that she bad been In- ti'c lime limit be extendevl to next fall. original scenery and effects and. In consequence, tiers of the order took a part In the proct'ed- dm-ed to rommit the crime by a man who is It Is rumor-d that a numlwr of Ihe mem crowds are to be seen at this house every week. Ings, and everyone that attended said It was DOW a fugitive. bers of the Paint and Powder Club, which Business it at least fifty |>er cent, ahead of one of the best things the Elks ever polled off. Tlie Ivn'ocTalic State Chairman of Xtaryland. pss*eaigii method, this Fall. Quite a nnmte-r of soclatlon. that is large enough to pay running eiiienses, suit against Mrs. Ijeslle Carter for uiqiald machines will be purchased, special fllm« will Bsltluiore will probablr hive another thes so there is no danger of this house closing. royalties in Kassa, in which she starred this be made and moving picture eihlblti- r.s will l»> frc. T'-c site of the former B. A O rail ’The Girl From Yarns, at the Walnut Street season. Mr. Ix>ug claims that be has only re¬ given In every one of the small »oisns of Mary¬ rosd office building, which has been vacant ’Th'-stre, has been piking along, possibly Just ceived on account, and that there Is over land. It Is ly-ped by this metteid to m-cure since fh<* gnsf Arc. Is «sld to be Hie locs- about breaking even, but it looks as if June S4.O00 due him. Mr. liong wrtde Madame But¬ many votes. Hon. It Is in the heart of the city, and there 19 would e»-e the end of its run here. terfly, and ’The Darling of Ihe Gods. Tlie eJecHnn of I>ee Shubert ami I,ew Fields fore Is very desirsbic The old Baltimore from the .4po|lo Tbestre, .4t;sntlr Clfy. \ J.. The burleslli«s of 1909. ago. rM4NUPl, DANIEL they had a cinch in the securing of business by son secureTl a wrestler who agreed to throw a did mit crest- n-sr The excitement that sw n putting on Salome l>anc»-rs every week. Com- 2.100 imund bull at ever.v iwrfomianee. He sstlonal neww.srpers risimed. Tb- facts were (letitlon grew so ilercr- in this line that the »ucceed« d In creating a lot «f excitement an'l that .M-. Zlecfeld M-nf s reqm-st t#, the (larty PORTLAND. MAINE. to leave the thest e. wh'rh they did. gra fully limit was almost reachrMl In the way of sensa¬ drew a lot of money. tional dances. But little was said in the pub' The corner stone of the new Wanamaker The Philopatrlan I’la.vers met with •ucli -oje cess wi'h tb* ir -veek's te rformatirr- of Caught lie prints ai>out the dancers but the wise ones store was laid June 12. .Mtendlng the cere¬ Th* riktf.iri- Th***trp mill Jun^ firs-ked to the three bouses every week to see monies were the' musical orgauiratlons made up In the Kalii. that thev w*re cnini>el|ed to give iin*t«’r th«’ mifi:i**‘nvnt of K. V rb**Uo an extra perf'-rmstice. June n. In order to which would go the farthest in the way of sen¬ of «nijiloytH'S er of [--.-.pir who had sationalism. chorus of l.Otai voices, a brass band of fifi the legillnir tnan mill tw IlgT^len !ected of this dancer, win play ell -f J-ilv Conce-ta lasting one pieces. Minn ('ntnllln t'nitiir. MIrr FSertrihle Itofi<1hlU. who seems to know how strong a dance can lie Vesta Tilley Is ls*lng heavily billed for her hoiir will i,e givei, pr'is<-s are liadiv handicapped Til - t,-pt,enm I’taVTr* .ill |.ut - r The \|ld>t|e by the bad weather. ’I'be hotels have an iinnsiial Tlie wr»rk !■ |*rrpre««|n* In fine «ha|*e at is-arsnc of this dancer Btirr<-<1 up the isiltce man f-r wi-ek /.f Jm. ef d W loatn Itig< r f*r»*enm fwiil FSinhn f'»r the o|»enlnfr June 21 and they have Issued orders that all dances of number of reservations for rm* this summer, •cill will have It,. -idir.g rob and the prosis-cts are that July and August Hhraer|a‘« f'ohf»’rt Itnn*! h*« engage*! to this kind must be roned down. ’The Girl in nop. w 4TT gUe ufMiriTtR fl-tllv the tiatxl nnmt**'r« fmentjr Blue apts-and as advertlwd. at the house men- will be the two biggest months that this re sort has ever had. f"*if niii«l**lRn« 'I h«’ M«ii*l nunitw'f *'f w«U tl'.i,eers of Burlington. N J.. are BROOKLYN. N. Y. flit R»imfiier t*'’t’kR mill !*e fiMtml at thU |***t*ulflr she pu' on was very mild. With all sensa¬ up in amis against the moving picture tis-atres piflr*’ tional element* barre»l fnim these dances, the In that city. They claim that the exhibitions Ilirth’T M*’t'ii1liim mill tnanag** the tJem Th** hsrv.-si of cme. with Its l.ig circus and vau¬ tions In firiier to help the cause they are In of tr« sr. ' '<'ry..**^nt vrvrlt*- mPh Marie Pan’T In th** title r«»le deville acts, has made a hit. and business is favor of. This statement has caused matiy a thr.»v./h (ft.'tU hr fur very goooih K tv FV^'r f •• •» € t:jf matir« l^-w M.trgflti phtitri'a an«l «ong« enormous seating capacity has given a chance convene during that w>s-k aisl It Is estimated Th*’ t'<»nrriRa •till liohta np lf« go*^! mork for the booking of sidendld acts. that tills seaside resort will ts- crowded All Iftr* r* a ^ FF 'r.* V'f>'*/*n 1» fti* ’flft Ff'a* -* ‘ amt !■ plating to Mg h«HiR*‘a The talent f'** of the New .lersi v Uoast resorts ar*' [oishing The theatres devotisl to moving jdetures and TFv V w F'r’r> » ,1 F'-f''. 7tiPnt,f> whUii U week of II la a* f.»|li»nR (lertnmh* |hi*th*T an*! vaudeville are still making a [iroflt. although to secure conventions. Atlantic f'lty. N J t'#»ff*pfltn 'I h*' F*flniplM*l|R llarrr \*’minan FItnn of cuurs<- lends in si-curing the idg affairs It mif hr Ff .*. * - t.-.- ..pr busiuess has fallen off a little lately. The : rimI llon-flr.l \mr HhflfTtr an-l t'otnpanr F.«1«tl«* te-liig estimati'd that during the month 'd June ■ ♦h. -c - Ml t.ifu Grand Ojiera House, with a watlug capacity t^-RlIe MIh’ t'arrle. I(|ftrnt»!ii Mi , n-'K ^r/ i..i’ .,f, thU nite time has been set for the closing of any atwl work will be started on It In the Fall It Kthar«hn ringing ami daiirtng character of these houses. Thf-y will keep moving as long will be idg enough to bold the Presidential th**ntfp jin^ fr 171. s. . Ydsfli nr# : ehanr** '♦rflat moving pirinrea ami a«*nga are Blwnr* ,tiTi- tz» as they can clear exis-nses and will close writb- nominating convention and an effort will tie I on th* MM m h'« |2r*i«ml«r(t1 ihdffp . Park ^piare llink In H*»#ton The rink hat JUNE 26, 1909. Xfie Billboard 11

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San Francisco and Oakland Amusements—Pacific bvvn iKJt In ttrot I'liiM ruuitlllon aiid will nv iMialneaa thla week. Mra. Flake In Salvation ttuiilit ■» ini|.ul4r u> •iir I .N.'ll, o|M-ua f..r a two weeks' stay, beginning Tltr UolUwajr SkuttUK Uluk will rluM for June 14. Tbe advance sale haa been quite Coast Points Not Affected by Shifting Seasons, the ttk* auniuii-r iwaaon JiiUf lU. Nu fault wbat- brisk. avar can l>w fouu,! with ttip llnr bualnpaa tbla The Blue Mouse, to open the Shubert aea- pofnilar rink haa iIoup ainrp It Brat u|H-neU. Entertainment the Various Managements are Offering. acaiiient uf 1C I) Itanibam, Is ilulnit a Bna The grand opera aeaaon opens at tha Prio bualneaa. An adilltlun la tu made to tbs rink ; cess Theatre, beginning Jnne 14. Tbe Brat baforv Ionic. week’s reiH*rtoIr« will Inclu.le Alda, La Trav- C. K HART. ' lata. Fedora. Cavallerla Rustirana and Pag- . llaccl. Ttie stock company will play Oakland for a few nightt, and then proceed to Los Cincinnati Parks all in SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Angeles, and play tbe Maaon Opera House. Never Take the Horseaboe from tbe Door. Dyllyn never r-fuaes. Llodlay and Laporte Florence R.rherta la always a big drawing Cbiquita. ’The I.IvIur I»<.|1." parorted by and moving plctiirea BlI out tbe balance of tbe 2 Order and are Making brr manacpr. Mr Antlxiny Wopkener. were card here, and opens for season at tbe Al- bill at this prosperous bouxe. r. raxar Theatre aa a stor-k star In DuBarry. plpsaant Itillbnaril rialtora tbia week The lit¬ Thurlow Bergen and the Alcaxar Stock Com- IN OAKLAND tle la.t.T l>H>ka aa riitp aa prpr. and la proud ’ pany will aupp.>rt her. Aa this la tbe Brat •f brr San IVanrlaro rerord aa an attrartlon. Money—Shuberts In¬ I time DuBarry was ever presented by a stock Old Heidelberg, with Bishop’s gtock Co., is Thia la her fear.nc chorus of ten clever girls and six good male Sunny South. Donald and Carson, Baader- It rains or shines, there Is usually a crowd at at the National aa an eatra adde.1 attrartlon. alngera, made a laughing show at Fiacber's Larelle Trio. Flo Adler. Lew Sully, Countess the Queen City Beach. During the hard rains and la aa popular aa prpr. eaperlally with the T’leatre this week. Another set of pretty Rossi and .M. Baula. Hawthorne and Burt last week, large crowds of bathers attendml the ladlea and rhlldren. and the present ahowa atnmea were slwiwn. and The Lulu Beea^'U Trio are at the Orph- beach and sportevi about in the water or rambled a marknl lnrreaapt of the Keiclment. and Nrrwlan Company tn A Night at tbe Circus ii Idora Park continues to attract large Lind and I.aSalle. the rliib JucKlera. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. the big beadline act. and causes no end of crowds, and Ihe management are on the alert Mr and Mra. Forte-a. Cal Stewart, For and ideaaiire. It la Indeed a scream. In two acta. to keep up the Interest. This week The Chryatal tJror.-r and KIrharda and Wllllama Navasaar Ladies’ Band, direct from the East, and Walker’a Clewolate Itr<>|is are all booketf It begins with a parade, with bands, riders, The most lmi>ortant and the most significant clowns, acrobr.ts. etc. Everybody doublet, and begin an engagement. June 27, Kennedy’s for Ie>a Angelea next week. X. I. T. Ranch Wild West Show ojiens for movemoot In the theatrleal atmosphere of In- Cbl(|iilta, <*arroll Jnalderable well known here, baa a pleasing planologue. is to tie the .'thulierts' headquarters until the and Introduces some catchy songs. Messrs time around h'-re Next week be g.>ea to the The past week ppovevl to be unusuallr suc- new Shnners’ Temple, where an auditorium is Hughes and Raymond and tbe Misses Mazie cewaful according to the statements made by Grand. Reno. Nex with the Grand Theatre. to be turm-d In'o a Shutn-rt Theatre since the . several of the local park managers. Kryl, the Barramento. to folbov Ityllyn aaya he wax and Hall, billed aa The N.vveltv Dancing Four. visit of Jake Shubert to IndlanaiHills, la ready ar>’ all good and attractive features on tba I Bohemian leader ami his bsnd. attracted unusual offered time In .kiiatralla but wh*-n be aaked for the '•independent” attractions. attention at the Zo,v. Director Kryl has a If tranaportatlon waa lnrludee,-n distributed. grkmrn haa iH-j-n adde>l Trio. In a singing and instrumental turn, vvere well receive,! .Arnold .Ave. a Swiss ycller. attention at Com'j- Island. Cincinnati's favorite The Graiimana. who have a a te on Market amusement park Mr. A H. Knoll, the famous The Grand showed unusual longevity for vau¬ was the thlpl extra number. On the regular street. n*'ar Sixth, rialm that their building corm-t soloist, has not been sev-n in Cincinnati deville, running three weeks louger th.ni ever circuit was Al Cameron In Tlie Last of tbe will le' r,iinm''nre,| In ninety daya All the , for many sea«ous. and that his present vMt to before ivitu high-class v.audeville, followed with steel haa tMo-n onlered from the Eaat. and R'-glment. a Bne singing act: .Au'lersivn and Ihe Aju,*en Cit.v- is appreclatisl. was evidence,! Sisi,ir s '••alUug" iik-tures. This fad was first they havi- rr.'.'lved word that the aame baa Bvirt In a fnnny farce. Home. Sweet Home: during the entire week of his stav. Mr. Knoll's lutrisluced at the Grand last summer aud netted Saona. the lmi>ersonator of great men: Harry been ahlpio'd masterly playing prove,! a delightful treat to rlious.inds of dollars. The Hoosier home of vau¬ Burg.vyne, a costermonger singer, and Miss Two Claaa .k bullilinga In the North Bearh those of the music loving of Coney's ellentele. deville is a cool theatre and a new one. The Gaynell Everett, buck dancer and character ipotiou idctures .seem to be holding their own Blatrlrt one on Montgomery avenue, and the The .Aerial I.aportes visite,! Cincinnati Inst other -in Storkton street, near Broa.Iway. ara change artist Two is-ci.s ..f moving pictures then. wer,- ad.t«sl to th,-, above l.>ng bill. week for the first time. These clever artists nearly r<*mpleti'.l. an.l will ..|a-n In a f*‘W have Just Buishcl thirty weeks throughout Booth Tarkington's Monsieur Beaueuire. June w«eka with moving pirturea and vauib'vllle Is's .Apaches de Baris, by C.vccia and .Amatl. Pennsylvania and the New Englaml States, and 14 and lo. at the Grand, packed the house. The I'alai'e. on Broa.Iway. managed by Ben suj>p.irted by some Bfit^'n i>e.>!«le. was a big are now on their'way to Chicago, where they K. of B. Lvsige No. oti 'tixsl sponsor for the MIrbaela. la rbatr,!. to make ronalderable al drvw-lng car.1 at Bantag.'s Empire Theatre will close coolracts with a well-known manager pciHliution. under the dire,-tl done In pan of a Western vaudeville cireuit. Tlie Laporfs ner, Metro|sdltan Sehool of Musie. The author aria lli-retofor'- only moving pUliirea were t.'mlme, and Intr.slii.'.-s « very suggestive have -vne of tbe most thrilling acts ever s,-eii In alten-lisi Tuesday night's ii-rforniance. The shown dance, calbnl Th, .Apacho Dame One of the thia cit.v and they finish their turn with one of 1* I'ge is one of the three largest in the world Two week* nolIre wx» aervrd on all the local paiK-rs devottM quite a little spars' In Its the most tlariog feats ever aocompiish,',l bv of the order, and the richest in the State. No employra ami la-rformera at Flarher'a The ••ditorlai columns to thl« .laii.-*., which <'nly aerialists. tithers of merit on tbe tilll are .Al- exponse was spared to make ihe .Mansfield show atre. when- a mualral rome.|y ati>rk r.vmpany s, rv,sl to cr.'W.l the h.'iis,-. and evld.-ullv was N-rtus and .Altus. c,vme,ly Jugglers; Si»err.v an*! brilliant. haa held the lar the past six weeks s,>nie shrew.l press w..rk. MUs Aneta I'rim- Ka.v. In a c,>me,l.v sketch; and Gov. Bowen, gr,'- Rlver>ide Bathing Beaeh, twelve acres of Rumor aaya Flalirr will play rheap raudeTllle ros,.. a Londivn music hall arll'I. ha« a very tesque singer and dancer. The amusement man¬ water stolen from neighboring streams and bor¬ and moving pirturea h'gh-class act. .She makes several very dla- ager of Coney Islam! announces that he has eu- dered with sand Iwaches and a big amphithe¬ After a two wi-.'ka' season .'f Mra Flake, at tlnet changes, xssistisl by a rnal.l. In full view gag,',l several well known varletv artists for atre. cafe and other attractions. I'pened June the Vairnria Tliextre, whirl. o|H«na June 14. of the audlriice. She Is a very clever per- th,' n.'ek l>eginning June '2ti. 12. Weber's Band was the attraetion. The new It la reie.rted that the h.aiar will rloae for f'vnner vn.l was we’l i.k,-,! E.llth and Slg. Notwithstanding the warm weatbv'r. tlios,* of Frani. straight and c.>iu«'>ly bicycle riders, the Cincinnati theatres which are plaving vau¬ bathing venture In the largest inland city la the summer. the worM not loqated on any navigable body Nine of the memlw-ra ..f the 111 fate<1 min have ail act equal to uv'>at of Its kind, with deville. ann.Hince that patronage Is excellent. of wat'-r. has attalne,! at least a temporary atrel ronipany whl.'b waa atrande.! at the a few original stiint» May Diir.vea ami Wil¬ Since the cKvse of the regtilar theatrical w'ason. admiration and support, with a promise for Amerl.-an Tl..alre x few weeks ago. have aa liam AA agner. b.'th g.ssi act.vrs. presented a several of the local playhiwises have Nn'n h'ase,! greater things. signed their rlalma to John t> M.'KIrv.y, who sketch by E.lmnnd Dsv. cilb>e termlnate.1 by a two ; public are disappoinle.l. and l,s>k for some¬ It Is doubtful If thv're Is another park In the o* varying depth and water supplied by arte¬ weeks' notIre by either party, and transpor thing .llffcr.'nt when they s.-an their pro¬ country that offers m,»re Indin'cments to I,*v-ers sian wells and a newly-dlsoovered s.xit well, will tatlon to be furnlahp!e. ural park mirroiimls a beautiful lake of ervvtal termlnate.1 All of them rialm m.vre than two ad.te,1 AA'onderland B.irk, known as the "Blayground eleamees. which offers many Indnm'nient's to weeks' salary due. and earh of the nine ask The AA'Igwam Thi-aln' Is a1s.> .sil.tlng extra of the Hoosier Capital.” has a new ainlome, fishing ami boating parties. In addition to limi to pay their exie'naea hark to New Y’ork ' niimlMTs to the n'gular S ,A Nvoklnga or summer theatre, where the Nelson .Musleal this natural coneessioo, the park suppi'rts s,'v. Tlvoae on whose behalf MrElroy sued an.l the I’Ma week The Four I>>vrdeens. In a sensational Comedy Co., of New York. Is presenting tab¬ amounts dtie th-m are lewi Auger, |YSi». R.I ! casting act. and Will Oaklan.l. the singer. eral other attrarthvns. one of which Is esp,'cial- •y Inviting. The antonnvhlle scenic road Is loid miisieal comeilles twice nightly and on hol¬ war.1 Ca^ten.v, f'lvai; Bot.t.y Harris, $47t>; Al : are ,»n the list The other niimN-rs, all of iday matinees, with a company of twenty or Jola.m. gli'Jtt John II King $4TB. Will Gak ‘ which played the National two w. eks ago. hullt many f,','t ahove the ground and circles t've entiPi' park Anoth.'r featnr,' Is the bal II ore. There Is a stage, n-wly built, with a land. IBNI. Klla Sniythr. MT.Y; Rolvert H. Wll were Mr and Mr« .Arthur Forlw's. Miller and Imvn as<'ensirv>ves to be a |iopular one. Judging Ethel Barrymore In l.ady Frederlrk. whirb j lady attendant. fnmlsh,'d. and leav,*s the c'nter of the eitv frtim the ltb,*ral patronage. AA'oiiderIan*l Is m .At the Star TYieatre business Is b.vomlng. pmve.l a verv delightful rom.-dy. and gives ' every thrv'e mimites f,w the park Many other town. xNiut ten to fiftten minutes' ride from the star a dainty role with plenty of witty for the management gives a gis-at big show for enjoyable featnr,‘s. tivo num,'n>ns to mention, the center of Indianapolis, with a special car dialogue and epigrams w hirh ratrh the fanry Bve an.l ten cents This wi','k’s bill la com¬ are employ,',! for the diversion anil enjovment line to the park. .A ’'b<*erless” German A'lllage of the au.llrnre an.l krrp them smiling Briirs posed of tlenenv and Theol. J.w Fanton. Re¬ of the piihlle. is another attraction. The temperance agitation Mrllae iiiakra a aplen.ll.l foil for Mlaa Barry gina Reel and Fmir Blcks. I.ncllo I.owry. Gonlon Bark, rec'nlly n|v,'n,'d iimler new In Indiana thwarted the plan of soiling Ihst. more, and Miss Jessie Mlllward and N.vrman Maale Oliver. Ethel .Alton and thr,'e reels of management. Is m<','ting with enviable sui-cess. but the Germ.in ATlIage was completed In tan Sharp, aa wall an the whole aupieirtlng rom moving pictures .A vaudeville p.'-e,.rmanee is fumish.sl In addl hark and flowers and a big b.xnd shell, where pany all .learrve mention Marie |>oru In The J Bemaisl Dvil.vn la Ihe big nols,' at the lion to nian.v e .,'r features eniplovtsl at summer misiral sets and Mg bands are heard by the Mnrala of Marrua la underllne.1 Grand thla week, and Jolin can make plenty resorts ITiuvslers. who sit about fables and sip their Arthur Cunningham, at the VSIrnrla The | of noise When he g,-ls through. Ihe aiidl 'I’here Is one summer amusement upon which sodas, also "lO'-al option” soft, or near beer, I atre. In Colleen Bawn, la doing an exrellant j enoe keep up Iho noise, and always want weath.'r rondttlona have little effect. AA’hi-ther JOE S MILLER: Xtie Blllt>oar€l JUNE 2t. 1909.

scene. Soon afterward, however, she learns that self again. Hol.Iiiig ■>s*r her head the tlireat he is determined to publish In his principal of the impoatiire played u|miii her hiiabauil. l-e r<*vv*|(apcr a scandal concerning a friend of the bids her go to his ris>iiis at iflgbt. She Krlers. lie makes a Isigii' gsgement and leaves him alone to chew the confession, and then commits siilelde with cud of his own bitter rv*flectlons as the curtain Uiorpbla, leaving Eunice clear. She reiifesB«*a falls. ail to her husliand, and the curtain falls mi ev The Principal Houses Under¬ Repertoire Theatre Scheme As I have Indicated, there is very little In er\oo«* In a slate of happlueas. the way of plot and Incident In the play, and The great feature of the play Is the way in ar It stands It wbuld seem to appeal more to which the lnter«*at grows scene by seen** and going Repairs for Next Sea¬ Well Under Way—Another those actually engaged in tbe newspaper bual act by act. Ttic laat act is. in fact, one of llie nesa than to anyone elae. However, the ex¬ most powerful things that hss been sc«*n on son—.Artists’ Room to be Newspaper Play — Two cellent way It la acted redeems It from the the English stage for a very long time ln*leed chim-es of failure, and tbe audtenc«*s se<*m per And it ivally glv<*s Miss Ward her chance. Eliminated from Theatres. American Hits in London. fcctly satisfied. The sustained Intensity of Often as 1 hate si*<*n this lady act. I have Charles Hawtrey’a lm[K*rsonatlon of the domin¬ never before seen her In a part which I thought ating will and unresting av'If-aaaertion of the r-.xlty suited her enough to bring out the iiert newspap*>r magnate, contrasts excellently with in her. But in this last act she gave what she To rspliUy have tho two r<*portolre schemes the happy-go-lucky character of bis brother, a haa to give and thormighly stnick the real **«.\ISttN' MitUT”—the dead seasuo—baa which have l»oon put before us recently none globe trotter, played with cheery unconcern by note of intensity. i>ower and pathos Her per ^artistic Berlin tu Ita cold grip All uf the Ben Webster. Louis Calvert gave a fine per¬ formance waa a fine piece of dramatic work, ahosil. that it is now announced that Her¬ ^ more Impurtaut playhouses and the cun formance of the dogged, downright, honest and she deserved every lilt of tlie big reception bert Trench will o|ien hi« season at the Hay- cert halls sre lucked or lM*liig renovated. Duly theatrical manager, and a magnificent perform¬ slie got at the tinish. .All the other charaetera market riieatre on S<*iitembor 1. He will have tbe lighter forma of drauialic or other enter ance of the delicate, refined young widow was wore goo<1. but it was the acting of Mtss Wanl a five n-ontbs’ start over his rival. Charles Fmh- taluuieiit are running, but almoat exclualvely given by Margaret Haiatan. Taken ail around, that really grlpp«*d the Imagination of the aud- raan. wlm will commence his repertoire pro- In open air places. the play baa been extremely well received, and ienc<* and carrlisl Ihoiii away with feeling Krain at the Huke of York’s Theatre In Feb¬ One of the local coucert agenclea baa rauaevl It looks like a fair success ruary n*xt. From the financial point of view quite a Ulsciiaaluo with the announcement that tbln^ Umk rosy fof tho new scheme. During henceforth tbe artists sp|K*arliig umler Its pro the pest we»-k numerous offers of monetary as¬ .Anotli*r fine .Ainerle.in play has be*-u pro- teclliig wliiga shall not Ik* kept under luck and sistance have l>een made, bnt so strrong is the I think Eunice, In which Miss Fannie Ward duc<*d her<* this week also. This la Flvde Flleli’s key on the eienlng of their puldlc ap|>earaiicea barking iH-himt Tit nob that ho has Iteen in a has juat opened at tbe Hlckt Theatre, la going The Woman in the Case, at the tlarrick The Few outaidera are a* ■lualiil’sl with the Instltu |M>sition to decline ail these offers. A lease of the to prove a triumph for this fine actress. Tbe atn*. Tliere Is n.i ne«*d for me to go Into oe- tiun called ’’.krilats' Umim.” Just as neceastry. Haymarkot Tlieatre has l»een sectired for three play Is more or leas pure melodrama, hut all the tails of the play. 1 don't think that the com It s#‘ema. to the coiKvrl ball and the like a* years, ard serious rehearsals will commence In same it is melodrama of tbe beat kind, and as pany pl.ayi>d it aa well as it was playtH) on your the Coffin Is for a fua’*ral. In thU room, locked .august. I liavo already outlined the idea of the such it going to catch on here. These are the side, because most of them stvim d to be ralh**r against ail Intrusion, the artist Is kept before scheme, which. In Trench's words, “is to com¬ chUf members of tbe cast' “out of the atmosphen*.’’ Still it went ex his Initial bow to the public Ami there be \irT bine the advantage of the long run and of the (otstliigly well, and ought to stay at the Gar¬ spires, exteruaily and InlerDtIly. before and play of Itioas, which admits only of short Ovlat . Charles Cartwright rick for some time. The great snecess of the after the iK-rfurmauce. but be |H*rsplres grace¬ runs.” Mtsit rn plays will therefore be varied Bruce Van Allen . John W. Dean pieee was Violet Vanbrugh as Clulre. If her fully, and tbe auitle he wears Is aup|Mjse* fore that ungrateful animal siHuek If be but th<* niimtwr will be increased as occasion wealthy .American family; who think that she acters were ail well done, although there ia Is young. luex|H*rleiir’s1 and m-rv.si*. be wlU retiulres. Throughout the profession actors have is his daughter, and ail the more so as tbe son room for Improvement. The plea-e is something ebas’' up and down that little rm. Img Ik* welcomed tlie tiles enthusiastically, and many promptly falls in love. Five years later, the unite out of the run of the uaiial play seen at fore any one has tbutighi of entering tbe ball of the l>est known plajwrlghts are also heart¬ roue returns, find* Eunice rich, happy and more the Garrick, and the audience seemed quite The artists’ pmhii tsigbl to Is- a fine place fiir ily co-operating. .Among these are Bernard lK*aiitifuI that ever, and desires her for him¬ dispos«>d to welcome the change. the study of nerves Hut there are so many Shaw. IMnero and Max Beerliohm. The theatre kinds of nerviais illsoriler* in tills esse and w ill be kept oiK*n for fifty weeks a year, and a most of them are in s.unc way or other Inti first season of forty weeks Is proposevl, divided niately connected with the financial question. into eight periods. * Of ten Concerts or other performances la The program will be very comprehensive. Berlin nine of them are given at the arllst'a Riatghly. it will Ik* arranged on these lines; Paris Week By Week financial risk He know* long la-fore the doors Monday—A classiesi play of the Shakespear¬ are o|K*De.iss|blllty of a surprlae Tiiesdcy—.K foreign masterpiece. ia alisointely rxc|iirot Interesting experiment, and if it succeeds It dv.ys to get rid cf his ln> itatli*ns. hi* aoul Is < aght to create soni**thtng little short of a rev- and Some Revivals at the Theatres—Notes and Comments. at the last few minu!’** tortured by the doubt. (dution III the English stage. If the ball wuul’i at least Ik* ibx-ently fll1e*l. It Is differimt in the rase of the artist who has already made a name for him or herself, work of Jiceara only at tbe financial risk of hit Sulijei’tii of to h;ne a ciirloua ten- m intpn^Ktliiir ovent of tbe paat week wat« The story follows briefly; Genevieve (Vrtal ag-nt. Hit nerves are <|ulel Sclafely be dency to run In ..tele* here nowadays. A 1 VamlevUIe. is a physician. SIm* la also tbe mistresa of a tpenda hla lime In the artists’ rin knowing few months I**'.'*'* About one year ago thla exquisite piece of Itnssian nam’sl S.Tge Oroff. about whom she knows nothing. Of this r<*Iat|oD there la a well tbit bis reward Is awaiting him Beside «nccp«» P l***^®" J Barrie’a waa aent by Charlea Frohman to Paris tbat —mi*ney Is not always the thing m<*t de dealt with th*' fortunes of c millionaire pro- engagement at thla same playhouse, child, a deformity, a degenerate, whlrti. though «lr’st he I* handleal with the gr’*atest cvinsld prletnr of nuniberlesji newspaiK*rs. therefore it was with considerable interest that kept at the home of the woman, passes mere again the roinancea of the newspaiKT world have | rayaelf toward the theatre In front of ly as an oliject of her charity—not aa her own eratlon ami rvHirtesy Some one recelvea him. tieen exploiteil by Arnold Bonnet, whose luaT. , wliicb, in dancing lights, was spelled the name child. No one knows the truth. At tbe o(K*n- the agent or the preald’*iit of the s.ir|ety under What the I’ulillc Wants, is now lielng played by ppjp, Ing of the play, the woman piijsiclan and her whos<' auspirvs the cvincerl Is given, there are Charli-t* Hawlr*'v. BroiM*rly described, this latest’ . „ .u « . . ^ _ lover have drifted spart TTiey no longer love floeers and other things priKluction is not a pl-J- »t ail. but rather an; ’’’ each other# Serge has faHen in love with An¬ After tbe concert, however, the artists' room lrtelIectL.al entertxinment, ronrlsting of a series at>»r”fhe nette Vernsy. a y’Siiig ward of Genevieve’*, pr<-s.*ols an entirely different vU-w Every art ticular aceeiunt as characters in the play, and Jng else. But a revival, a whole year after the wlinm she Iov.*s with all the devotion of a resj Isi. Ik* he singer. Instrumentalist or art’ir. ex of dinlogu’-s. c.trricd on hv per»o*is of no par- i ^**5*’Ll!*^*iT **h'^,.^******* niotb.*r. Genevieve, In her turn, is In love with ivecis his friends to storm tbe artists' r<#om chiefly ^.ncerned in sattrialig yellow new'spa- ' R/ter Pan tJefne kT„d o^ —and la love.] by—Itohery Vemet. the brot^r after hi* ap|K*aran<'r and lay Ibeir ailmiratlon iK-a Sir t'liarlea Worgan the hero Is the ”■ And Peter Pan. being the kind of of her adopted daughter. TTie altiiatlon Is at his f.*e|. Every French. Italian and even hro"wIoror Vf‘"m wsX.rs of «n Vuss’.'s Ini :?Ilre’^fll?^''me"* rattier complicate;h abaelutely in him- SlH- cannot liear the Idea of tier much Is-loved kiss upon his fevrreil lirow The true artist nelf. he at lust Kucinnibs to the fimoinatlona of Hen* are the facta* the which ought to ^In- daughter Is-lng married to such a man. and yet ■leiiiands 111*1 only »«> and s*# many cocores. bis a beautiful >ouuz mIMow engagi^l on the atage. tep'^t all managers; AMERICANS and ENG- she fear* to tell Annette of the child which Is rvsiiii. after the |M*rformance. must to fill the Her In^l’ieiiee tencent gsrl to Itots-rt. How.-ver. sIm- fells Ki4M*rt of these admirers with •■iiihiislasm In the eye. vlded lM*tw*H*n newspaper and theatrical matters. , story of the boy who wouldn’t grow up. hcrs,'lf. In an attempt to save .Anm-tte. tint faee glowing with adiiilratlon and wonler. will and the plee<» ^uf^ers s.im»*what In cons^Mjuence. b*antifnl dream of youth made real liefnre BolKTt takes an unexiK*cted |ss>lt|on He, lov- He’ The artist, afl<-r his e.mcerl. Is IlevI to Finally the widow conwnts to become the wife *‘y**n. taking *iitlnuv*vi on imgr 4K. I MISS ESTELLE PATRICK CAMP- "’"^p „me .go, , wrote In .hear columns, on medical adrice and chance, togeth’-r with tier “tl-L.BELL. (be trond of the Fronch drama, and the ever¬ fame, firings him to GeiiexleT’*. He ronfess.** lasting presence of the lover and mistress ele- to her that Ik* ha« two chlldr’-n one a mon- ' ment in almost every play: of deceived busiKinda strfKl‘»n. wticr#' he has juat pr<«luced. at the pirate ought to I(K,k like. Mlsa Violet llollom f'oltMMim 111* '■tn- act p.lHVlet. 'ITie Nak’sl Truth was first twin fin wideh role Mlsa f'hasi* ap ll< i« in Part* t»n liu*ln<-ss. om* ’if tlic fuinctfiNl pear«*ns*n atet he fella me I Tiiere were a niimtsT <*f changes from the Amer ha I* t<» Ik gin at one#' |irc|'araltoii« fi#r a new lean production, but th«*se have le-en dlscii..,.d nmairal , lK*fore. comedy W'tileti tn* la to pirfetiiee tievt aaa«/in Aff’*r that Ik- tiuatli'a t.ack to l,**udon A NEW PLAT. a pantomtuK-. ami to r#-*uuK- llo* One of tbe most promialng of the younger ?,es Bainounes fThe Silenced* waa thla week n*’ntal t* Mir of Ttie Naked Truth EngllHb •clr«*sses. wlio lilds fair to follow In given Its |ir< riiliTe at the Tlieatre Ires Arts It the steps of her dlstlngiilsheil mother. ' l« a dramatic comi-dy In three acta and Is the (f'onllniied till page ta i A I’arU Favorllr

I MOTION PICTURE NEWS

LUBIN SELLS PHILADELPHIA M Sigmund Lubin Disposes of His Interest in Philadel¬ prano, to King tho illuRtrated anogs at this tliea P. HOUSES. tre.

phia Motion Picture Theatres to a Stock Company Tho Lyceum, a small vaudeville and moving Tie fidlowltig letler from Mr Kelli Isman picture theatre at Oswego, N. Y., has gone »erifl*-s a rumor curri-i:t for a week or more out of business owing to iack of patronage. of llie . tie of Hlegiiiuiid Lubln's Interests in bis Headed by Felix Isman—License Company Concerns IMiitsdcIphls moving iilcture hiaiscs to Mr. Is man and other l‘bllaard Eli Redelisbeimer is manager. ••Itesr Sirs It's true that Mr. l.aibin's Inter est In hla dilTerent moving picture enterpris¬ JACK DICKEY A moving picture bouse wag opened June 11! es will tie tsken over by a cor|Mirallon consist on Pike street at Benwok. It was the first gathering after the known thrvHigbnut the country as well calm recent election, which, as is pretty generally lated to poll idT hig deals. TW new |iro(Uiet- carried on by tb.- new gotten ami nothing but giKsl fellowship should firm, and It will be oie-ned early In September. remain, a testimonial ilinner was given to ex- tieorge Itotbwell, who acted as general man Friar .\bls>tt Cook. Felicltatlfms were on all sgr for the 'heatrical enterprises of Mr. Lubin, sides and a bully good time was enjoye*! by resigned on the date that the new firm took one and all. .\hbott John W. Rumsey made c-iotrt the Lubin films and picture were timely, well put. and closed with an ap- machines. Mr Bothwell .boweal his rapacity [K-al for the unanimity of fellowship of which a* a riansgir while In charge of the bonses the dinner was a pledge. mentloced He also showed that be tborungbly Mr. Cook followed and was given a sincere • Ifreclateil taiidetllh- performers by instltntlng ovation. .Augustus Thomas. J. Fred Zimmer¬ ra-fiirms et all of th>sie bouses that made a man. Jr., and DeWolf Hopi>er also spoke, and week's work at any of tb«-se booses a week of at the conclusion of the proceedings a hand pleasure The iH-rformers only worked a por¬ some silver loving cup was presented to .Mr. tion of the day. having the nights off one half Cook, bearing the following inscription; of the we»'k ami matlnc-s off for the balance of the wia-k Ttte tamlevllle pmf.awsm has "Frae Omnia Fraternitas. b-st im«‘ .rf Its best friends by Mr Bothwell re¬ I'resented to tiring. twit It Is ho|Hs] thst h«' will soon re¬ The Founder of Our Club turn to a twi.lness f4>r which he was so well and Its Second Abbott, fittiat snd In which b.- msde such a hit. Friar Charles Emerson Cook. By The National Association of LICENSED MANUFACTURERS DE The Friars."

TERMINED THAT LICENSEES And on the reverse ONLY SHALL USE THEIR First among Friars. OUTPUT. The .M-mastery. June 17. 1000." The fi'm manufacturers licenac.1 by the Mo- tloii |•b•lnre Patents Ctwapany are di-termlned There were nearly two bundrc*! Friars pres¬ to protect their rights and trade marks. ent. besides the new abbott. J. W. Rumsey, and The Blograitb Company, one of the fur<-most Charles Emerson Cook, the guest of the evening, film maniifactiirers In the world, has begun -kugustus Thomas. IH-Wolf Hopper, Cbanning action against an exhibitor In the East, for Pollock. Ryan Walker. Wallace Monro, J. fjr..le are dally reeog niaing more ami more the merit ami quality JAMES B. GENTRY TO BE PAR of Bbigrsph films, and naturally florke.nie of these excellent subjects The Pennsylvania State Board of Pardons, But the pictures shown were not made by on June 17. recommended a pardon for James th<' Blograph 4'ompany, In fart, they were not B. Gentry, the actor, serving a life sentence made by any manufacturer wbn Is llcenaed by f-r the miinler of Madge Yorke. the actress. the Motion Picture Patents Company. The Governor will follow the recommendation TTo- exhibitor, who was not licensed by the anil Issue the pardon. Patents t'lwnpany, was using the word Bbrgraph The murder of Madge Yorke. for which Gen¬ In his advertising to attract the people to bis try was sentenced to be hanged and finally s<-nt b< use to prison fiw life, was ciunmitted on the after¬ The Word Blograi>h Is a trade mark belonging noon of February 17. ISfl.*!. In Harrlsbnrg. Pa. to the company of that name, ami, of course. Si-cn-tary. Sullivan and Considine Sontbern time. He was sentenced to be hangeil on April 22. Is an ass..t of untold value to them, and when IP117. but the day preceding the date on which an exhibitor adverllsa-s that he la gidng to show the si'ntence was to be carried out the Board Blograph pictures ami then falls to do so. It MOVING PICTURE NOTES. tn‘«. Springfield. Mo., has addeil instrumental of Pardons reci.mmended that the sentence be la "unfair c«>mt>etlllon In trade." music features to both booses and is doing a tiommuiiHl to life Imprisonment. A trsile mark that has b-‘come universally S. R. O. bnsiness. Gentry has always maintalneil that he has no recognised as a sign of quality. Is valuable, recollection of the munler of Miss Y'orke; that and when It Is nse.1 unlawfully and falsely to his mind was a blank until be found himself In siovire Isisliiesa, It Is a serbuis matter. a hospital In this city. DOG BITES PERCY WILLIAMS,

Percy Williams, theatrical manager, was bit Things. In their making, are always inter ten by Charles L. Fletcher’s dog. a Bitston bull¬ rating subjects of view. If the motbui picture dog. In New Y'ork City, on June 17, and the sltustlnn Is apparently rhaidic, with antago dog Is now under observation to see that he nlstlc elements tugging like giants for business hasn’t got rabies. supremacy. It Is a moat hoiH-ful sign and gives Mr. Williams, with .\1. la-ach. was stepping bright prunlse of ll.a future. Be assiireil. into his automodlle in front of the I/mg .\cre "the game Is worth the candle," else fifty or By agnvment among thcmsvdves. each of the Buildliur. in which bis office is. He lifted the more millions of money wmild hardly he slakeit six moving picture theatrv'S in Dubuque, Iowa, dog. which Fletcher had lent him. to put him on the Issue. It would tw well for the tlmld- have agressl to cbiae aftemoivns. except Satur¬ in the car. The dog. quiet and docile until then, bearted to take a larger xlew of motion pictures days and Sundays, during the summer months. caught Mr. Williams’ right forearm In his Jaws. as an establlsheil factor. In aclenllfic. artistic, Mr. Wilii.ams went into the I»ng -Vere Phar ediicallitnal and entertaining aenwa. TlMcfrlc light issqvle will have to fur The New Cameron NickeliHleoh. at Cameron. will soon b»> c amply tlnue to run it as herv'tofivre. ’The m'w house will bv' of brick, will have a re<-omt>enBevl for lalsvr and money rx|H>nibsl, Is ’The Olympic. Charleston. S. C.. has gont' vuit s< ating capacity of fiisv p«s>ple ami will be mod¬ the wish of all friends of equity and progress. of business, but there I* a olan to change the em In every respect. Tive stage pnvpv'r will he wh.>b' exterior of the place ami to ix'ots'n it. Chas. Davidsvvn has puirhass-il the Interests .li'xIS fwt. Scenery is now being mad$ by Sos- Messrs. iJesterfebI and Brcsslhan had charge of Messrs. Hadfleld ami Hall In the Electric man ami Igm.Iis. of Chlcagi*. The house will ts' of the Ol.vnipic for a short perbsl. but deciibsl CHICAGO FILM NOTES, and Majestic Moving Plctuix' Theatres. Wau¬ lightetl bv eb-ctricit.v. Ford and Raac

I McklIlian la now In charge of the d<'s The management of the Lvv'xvming t>i>v'ra Th*' Bljott Theatre. Columbus. Ind.. was re WYOMING GIRL CO.’S OPENING of the I'nI.in l-'llm Service Co. 22,^ IVi-ar Ilisise, Wllllams|sn a op<>n«M Juhe 12. after having been cIostM for ilrvs't, Chicago change of prices for moving pictures. Ilen'after DATE. rv'mivdvdlng. The Bijiwi I* manageii bv C. \. the liest Beats Ir. the hiuise will l»e five Cv'nts, Bnmcll. and tl.o gallery only three cents. .\ Wyoming ilirl Compnny. Wm. Ix-Roy. D It MaB<1ils. The coro|iany will lloval Film Service, ivs MaillstHi alrvs't, Chi tain IVatssly, the veteran theatrical man Manager .\IIcn. of the Jewel Tlieatrv'. Frank, play the Northwest territory to the cv'ast and cagiv owner of the Gem and the Mv'cca Thea lln. I.a., ha* engagvvl Mis* Glada Ib'wtivn. so- return. 14 Xtie Billboard JUNE 26, 1900.

.\„ Im'IIiT liml<-lui«rPeliuHr Mimlral.\liiHieHl 'l'lii'«lr<-iiieHin* Inin IiIiikIi miliii'|„»||||> of till*Hk* rlmill4’lreiitt olom*ulnmi* lliallli«t li»'«*hii>e ap- Ilia Prat aueeeaa. King I'o Ue and, allhoiigli ,| t|„. |wo hnrleaipie holla.', Ilii' paat New Films Reviewed .St, I.oula haa taa-ii glieii llila ..(o'ra la'aaon ■ afliTift.-r WHIMw awiu. HI, we never more »*njeyeil. njoy.-.l UIt tli«n ni,„{|i„g, .re again hilling the city, lo prewntatloiilirewHilmtloli givenKiveii atHt .Maimg.^lNllH^'er r llali.riHliell IlH M ..j,p h aa h. r. 11. to Its Tli.*atnvrii.atnv 'ITi.''llie companyeoiii|iaiiy Ula i»leH**ln»:.i.leaalng, himIaial g."»^mmI , ,i,.. »eeks. , _ hllsfiM'HH.ualia-aa hUMhaa resiiIliHl.reaiilt.al 'Hie'no- \Hlikee\ank. c i'oiii*lllt oiiaill wHI«lll , .. Ju|, >e next w.H*h*a off.*rilig. ,', .i..,,,, n-tiMT I- lt'■lng put up aud The M hole H.ealm of Human Emotionlotion TouchedI ouched by Manufactur-Manufactur¬ '^,r;ar«.':w’o7‘Mr..The last w.a k of Mrs. la-ii.-la alle r.r..rCarter i.Is .k.wla.w .''on.. . x.. I. nt I Mh r i^. ...g , 17 J ,• 1 C . , • • riiiiuliiK-iinulng at .ManagerManager U.D. K. KuhwU'*llnawll a liraiiiallcDramatic ** ^ , ...i |h lug sell taken ers and Dealers in Motion Pictures—Educational,ires—Lducational, Entertaining;t.ntertaining; riiPh .tie,ane, andami hnaimaabii>.ineK» lau lall.ru ner lhai.iimn laatu-t week. '’J'' “ '.p.i.l.* thU .eaX , llii'n... H.artHeart of MarylandMarylaiKl laIn th.'the play andami It lal» a care "f, “ Ireat to a.a' Mra. Carter again In I.. r Ural ...e and ." g Ui.g the belt the Exhibit Includes Comedy, Romance,►mance, 1 ragedy, and in T1 reat- '‘j.ra'o1.1...., ii'Veil NeV* Mio:'!i‘'uex;‘r.. at the Mtar. ar.- gixing ine la-ai IT J • T' SuhurhaiiSul.uH.an Cnr.l.nCiinleii ha.liaa Mra. 'P.-mpl.'.'temple a T.leTeli- of well km.wn .Ir.n.aa, rrent all Films Show a Marked Tendency1 endency Upward in Tone.1 one. I gram,gram, aiatamt aa theHie preaaprea* agent .,n..l.'aipiolea It. •'led'hot elate Ulayera are ala.. ...Ing ■' 'h«. ..ff.ff the wire." .Xllaa .\iiiellaAmelia HingliaiiiBingham la eapieapI l.yrle M .nlagiie a Biirl.a.pi at Ho tallal aa Mra. Temi.le.Teiiii>le. ami th.'the l.naln.aahimlneaa .l.-m-ilom- haa ..fe, la w. 1 palr.Hilx.-.l, whih- Shea, and tha heeiiiM'eii Imin.'iiae.iliiineiiiu-. 'Pile'Phe piihlirpnl.Hc of SI.SI 1 «>nlaonia la loyall..y al .k. a.lemy are haling in ng« Ih. Ir .iwn way CEWTAUK. I.) Mias Bingham aii.l h.-r |..n>nlarll.v la gn-al. with vaml.'vllle and no.llon ph Inr.a. 'Phe Kl.H'k lamipany aiii.ia.rting la'r la ai.lemll.Hy 'lUe theatrical einph.yca ..f Ho- .llff.rent COWHOY’S UOMANCE.—A a^ttler paRt h..iia.'a In the city hai.' Ho Ir annual i x.iirahm thit al West EmI Hcighta. the ev.a'II.'iil com d.xwn the rlier and anmu.l Hraiol lalan.l June panv h.'adial hy Ul<*«> an.l Ca.Iy. In a ai.l.'ielhl Jff, pcaiuctioii of 'I'll.' S.H'ial Whirl. Mlaa l.llllan pi,,. ,1 Sh.a'a w.'.k ..f M waa well H.x'rllne la part of the caat, Hila w.a-k. ami waa uttend.al. the f.illowlng n .iking g.aal llert an liiiinmllal.. hit with h.-r exmll.nl x.'lo' ^ Wllllaiiia, The KllahanxI 'Pr..iiiM 'Ph.- Temple p'oD'al Dark Hlghlan.la oia'iatl thla w.'.-k with ynartelle, Daul |jiCr..li. 'Phe Dal ItiaHiey an.>H>.'r m.inaler al'endaiw*'. ami with the coni i'.„npanv. In Hotel l.aiighlaiol, Hihla-rl and pi.'lion of the Witching War.-a, nia.l.' an a.I.le.I Warrcii.’ I r.tflnl ami Julliia .M. Vlck.-r. In Af Big Jliii and bia two compaiiioiai find the child Itnia-ndlng "'-''ng; the aol.l'ler eacaiaai without ' attraction Vhal''liaa''''von''fa'vorthat haa won favor ami*'(.a'l'ronageand patronage. y.-ara .Week ..f D.i. Marl" Dainton. In the vaudeville theatre Hie hill linlml.'a^^ D.' „r..,ei.tlna ...m.' ..f the alr.mg- Jim, moriHl hy the pitiful altuatlon of the or¬ their clffarettea. Hidlia and Valora Slgii.K' Travato, J P'rancla I.nna lark U pna.nllng n.in. .r no a'f‘nk phan, dtH-larea he will take care of her. + ib .ll'y and Co.lm.; S.v.flca, H. H. rla rl Mllchdl .-t clrc.ia acl. In II. fr.x' “f Tlie party are amhuacad<-d hy the Indiana, and ESSAKAY Dour IHo Bmlhera. motion ptclurea Tlo' haml .kilto 'J**- ' 'f.,r th • i, a>..n ilm after a hot Pght the Indiana are killed, ex- .•..lo-crta arc giv.n hv Cavalo'a Band, lu excel Brother'. Ilualto-a' la fair f..r th" m.'on the eeplliig the chief, who ruiia off. piiraued hy Jim. THE CURSE HE mCAlXE —Dr. Warren Har l.'iit i.rograma Madge Caldwell. Hie HHaii nighta la-lng far from warm and (leaaant. hair,Ml aopram., with iL band. Is slao fealunal .krt snd Nsliire will Inter.'.I a.«'lal functions anil la excellent IH-111. wh.'ii C.dmrn a Dlaycra gl\e o|M-n sir Al Maiinlona Dark, the vsmlevlllw Mil In .. pr-alucliig The Canterbury 1*11 cimlwa Hainiltou and Konco. PTiremlahl Bn*, grima. Tw.'lflh Night and .\a \.ni l.lke It. ami iniatlu. Al iS'iTell, Van Hoveu. tVlavla f,.r Hie Itenefll of a Im'il fun.l. Callahan aud inoH.m pielurea. Tlie new dama* Manager Wilbur Is putting iiiip aome flus pavillioii haa Ism'u a money maker smi g.aal bual hllla, an.l la getting the patn.nage for tbs Mftei'n yeara paaa, and Nell baa tnssime a wife. The woiiian'a curloalty tenipta her to u.-aa baa rnltM?. ,, Academy, with l.a Bout an.l .'♦.M.tlle. .N’orluS' lieautlful woman. courl«*d by many, admired aample the drug. The exhilarating effecta of .\t Ecllpa,' Dark, the Stanley St.K'k Co. la thla ' camian Trio. MlllanI Kraio la. The Musical by all. Jim la atmut to go on a Journey, and the firat trial tempt her to r»-peat the doae until w.M'k preai'Utlng Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hy.le, with imna, l»ula Traey, William I.,m'. p:l.>lae Murti- b- wrltea Nell telling her that folka think she abe falla iinconacloua on the floor. Thla la the g.aal bnain.'aa. iner and The King Bn>lh,'ra. ought to be married. Will abe marry bImT ' beginning of the tragedy. la-mp's Dark la thla wex-k offering SIg. Ih'ln .Norma Mltchel la making many frlenda tad He entera with bla valine, to find Nell embraced ' l.ater ahe la diacovered by her husband, and fehlCa l4Hlv Minslrxda to g.aal buaim-as. and being klaa*^] by Dick, the favored suitor, promises reformation. showing a womlerful atu.Kiiit of talent lb tine of the gri'atx'at fx-alurea of thla week a '..iihrellr parts with the B.aiKtelle Ntm-k Cn.lerful la-r of bla old coat. The nle-hearted fellow con that her buaband bag hidden the deadly vial and from In the future. hwI.Thc Vorm.J-1^f.trinanee .T-Fon-atat For,-at D.^kDark HlglHlghlamls with his ceaU bis gnat dlsaiqaxlntmcut and bleaaea the Its contents, ahe resoita to subterfuge, Gorges makes la trememloua. We JOHN S. UIOIIAKDSON. young couple. cocaine While Jim la away a strange woman arrives , hurries to a drug store. Ou presenting jj |j Danville, of the Danville Carnival C< TORONTO, ONT. at the h..tel. She ’recognlxea Jim. who tries '^e prescription the cjK-alne la given her and . , j^ui, |t adding two to avoid her aud runs out. TTie woman follows "{•c leaves the store. Eater she is found In an j j^l ghow, and reports that Texas Is , , , ,u, ,, i#,. x. him to the Mune of Nell, to whom Dick Is ex- «llcy. apparently Intoxicated, and la taken to the ; „.,ii continue In that atal.' ' '•'■•“J cIwmI this week with «»««■ big inu- plainingplalnlng that be muatmust leave town on buaiDeaa.buslnesa. l>ollce'C® *station. Dr. llarria la notified and calls I }^jg ^g^ I,,, ,,||j snake. C.oliah, dhsl last *lcal comexly. The t.Ingxfhread .Man. which did ^leTlie Strang? woman enters ami denounces Dick for her. ^ . w,.ek. ami hla l.*s la gr,'at. The snake welghe,! o,. . w.. . . . ^ as the husl«nd.hiislsind. Jim appears at the door. The nnf.vrtunate woman is next remov,Ml to | -e; ^„nda and measure,! 29 feet In length. Billie Burkes Big Show, at Nhea a. c<»talned bearshears this, and sees Dick strike bis wife. Nell •« sanltiaanltarlum, lucked in a paddtMl cell, ami left | ^.,,‘gg p m,.stand and hla wife, ITlmM-ss a kit of gf t ncU throws Dick's •ngagement ring at his feet. ' alone t. Dick rushes out. An instant later a pistol shot I rity. i Is b,'ard. Dick has killed hlmaelf. i jg*** *"* A month later we find Nell sewing up a tear ^ In Jim's old coat. Jim's letter to her, written ^or hiu months before, falls ui>on the floor. Nell reads , It. Jim enters, and Nell answers hla proposal ; on all programs. with a lovlEg embrace and kiaa. ('has. Williams is igain taking the manage It if stated the Shulierta have leaact thla boua* EDISON. ui.'nt of Cowan, the m-nsatinnal Fire Dancer. and there will he doings next season between ♦ THE LOST INVITATION.—Mrs. Weston, of and hla fair d.«tes are tssiking fast, the rival factions. BIOGSAPH. the "4ta)," arranges a fancy dress masquerade { 'ptie managers of the attractiona along the To take the trolley to Srarhom Reach la very THE DEACHB.VSKirr HAT. The Jonea family ! hal!. A pr,'ssing Invitation Is sent to Judge ^ pike at IHImar Hardxn. this w,H'k. r.glster>Ml poimitr th,*se fine days and nights. Thla week are at breakfast. .Mr. Jonea la reading the , Bent, an old chum of her huabaud. The Jmlge a complaint to Manager J. C. JaDm>|s>uln. of acta Include De Renro and I.a Due. The UHiming pajer. An account of a kidnapping by . glafs. Dclmar. The placing of the 10 cent admission Newsiunea, Newcomea and Steve Mlaco, the fa- gyiiapMi engages bia attention, and he la filled [ decldca to go aa a tramp, •n the gate this season has m>t workc,! to the iiio,]ii clnwm, who haa become a big favorite x.llh h'U'ror at the iH*slhle abduction of hla Th,*Ihe time arrivesarrixea an,land th,*the JudyJudge seta forth ; tM-uefit of these concessions ami It Is their pnr regulars l.aby, one year old. He triea to Impress Mra. torfor Ihethe ball.balE but. unfortunately,unfijrtunately, droj*drt bis wallet . ,«,*e to at least have the admission to ganlen lUnlon's Point had a hlg feature In Hardy J., but she la faaclnatiMl by the millinery •‘ads.’* | when entering hla cab. ^ free up to tj p. m. This la the plan at Focst si-- „» .he hleh wire who thrIII,Ml the larr* tioing outside Jones sees a couple of odious A genuiti,'g,'1111111.' "Weary\\ eary WWillie." iljie, concornea uiKin the p^rk Highlamis. the only other pay at the gate crowds with hla*darltig work The Five tDRrIeM rvKkies with a riilld. Mrs. Jorn-s takes her ' PocitcHns.kpockellnsikicketmsik and theHieIhe invitation,invitation.invliathiu. garden, amtand is!s mosimost successiiii.successful. .,irMr jsiiie'Janno excellent The live H Brlens self off to buy a IVachhasket, leaving baby ' ***\,"*,Having known “betterl>etter days,days,” bhe resolves to ■ j„,uloI'lUlo has taken the matter umler careful con xial.-stic mansretnent heM nrmr tk. In charge of a nurse, who enlista the wrvices of i ose the inxltatlon. „ , sid ratlon and th.' ^n<^sal^alrea D-el confident r,„„cma,a ^ Marlniha Rand, which scored to Hm g.vpaU'S to tell her fortune. Mra. Jones -'sAs li,'h,' isIs siiitahl.vsiiitaldy attired, he findsfindi no diOculty ' „f relief being gsimsl

It fniin Its crate. Butting on the hat, Mra. ; xx.ary, ai me oau, is naving me iime oi (;,rrlck Th.'atre, left this w,ek to iH-cune a - gis's into the next risuu followed by Ihe his lifi'. His fierfect make-up and true to-llfe s„,,Mt of Eug.-ne Hamllan. for a criits,' up the Ql (ARp FILM ^FRVICF FOMPANV aid. to VU'W the effect In the mirror. Mr. | actions make a hit, desjilte the corns Ml'sl.'liqd Rlv.r on the 42 f.s.1 Uahln frnlser. UUMKANY, Jones’ now arrlv.-s ami hie first thought Is , 'i|s»u and Hie ladies' trains rulmMl. He la the "N-,Mnah.” After apemling a restful trip up OF CHICAGO. OPENS BRANCH Ital'V is iiowliere to lie s.'en. The nurse, , entre of attraction and affords untold amus.'- stream they will enter their cruiser In the boat IN LOUISVILLE. I'Xelteiiient d mls r where meni for the guests. races at Burlington. Iowa. she iiIreiMl It TIiMUgh tlie house Hi,>y rush At the stalioii house Judge Rent aueceeda In The Great W-slem KxrsxIHon Shows have Th,' Cligie Film S<'rT|,e ('.unpany annotme* ^Ill .s-lv; .Hit on the goad and ran''tieB frn»- of ttw ("ir ilHIe girls accidently falls into a |ioml Tin- - - .—- to famda. thereby hrallxlng their hiislncsa and other I'hildreii run away s<'reaiiiirig. Imt Hie Th,' AUl.ums Minstrel*, who hxve created '**' •" * t>oslHon to give their patrons quick aerv rich girl plunges in after the drownl.'ig little ipfte a sensation In Ice At the present time they are K|wratlng 1 Hi,' to,ton f eld* and A « .c.ntown Hehool ItVUU lUtA. teiieiiieut ami fimis to'r Hisithing the infant to with 'Tlglnal si'i it* le-twi'en Hi" act sluiiilM'r. Natiirall.i. the family of (siTerty wsm Manager fha* F. White, i.f tl.e Garilen ■' *‘»erv exhlMtor paid Ihe same care and fim! their (oihIIHoii lemiMirarlly relieved. ■r'leatre, vrlKi ha* nMOsged Hu new w ark attention to the minor details of his hnalneaa Hof, I for the past three monlha. has not *■ •'f *" *•* aelecHim of hla flima. a good t'cen a* sof ei'ful'fill a landlord a* HuHcalr alre in in many pleltire himsi'n would he earning bigger -■ ‘ ^ I URBAN-ECLIPSE. -ger• ger The leal*,'leaise waa a favorite wlHi theatrlesithealrl>'sl ptv^ta than they are at present ■ ,'4 , IGisirge Klelue I (c-ople.Ic'Ople. t'Uthut the s,'a*,>ns,'a*,.n haring ,eheist losist th"Ih" hoiiae F'T Inslanre, If a manager Insisted iiiam os was a he.ng renfure for Hie fuu- Ulng log only Isle lllustrsti',l song*, amt If necessary ■ ‘ WINNING A DRLNfES.S. The King of for «V. 'T . went to a few tVdlara exwnwe each week to ae- ' M to >rlv#» fijp harnl of hiu MorlnrMoving fi’F-tfir*p'etore le-oiple ha.ehRW la'cnn lai*»»» pIna|iln« eiire giMst slide si-rrlce. hla iwitmns wmild eer » . " w ' whoeviT will kill lh<- #rvll upliit. ■ "''"I n^ilp* f'rfor Ih#-Hie past f. w wiik*.are nwBlflriffwalling fainty an|iree|ale thla feature of hla program * ' . ’ , i luiintltiK tU** iiioiiutalfiM adjar#-!)! lo hi*Is rouneoiin »,*l,m ,>T> thpthe f«'renewal0«'Wil of #*|tjrcity ||f*il|eeiia<-s. ii««*«, fmrf.-ar and wisild naturally attend more regularly slid , , -• ,* t. ! try. '■ logIng theth- xiayirrMayrr wonld wlHite'ldwlHita'Id HieiiiHiein on aeeouutaeeoiint bring tbelr frlemla . ' l>ao liieii dwlsre themselrea aa aa|>iraiits.irante of the Hun,layHunday ,ife,ifc nlng farori-dfarori d t.rtir th*-the pi',ph lure -n,,. alight r,wl of a first class slide aervlee ^ . , -.r. '. ..'a.xiA.aAs^ I ,4„,. 2 warrior and the other a (Ciet Tie-*»- latter fe-'dilerr 'd'le TheT'he twiitrtw< ntr fi'"fi — or thirty pbturepleiun woiild therefore prove a gotel Investment and la iiinch ill favor with Hie prliwesa TlW'rm- (net(Viet teuaeah'U*ea !',I-i the city,elry, haring to'.form.'dfooformed to the bring eteelleni results The Norellv Slide On Mr. Joseph Ilofip, president of the Standard ' liefriemla a sorcerer ami la rewardi-d with a MilMIngtnilMIng lawslaws, are r«',e|r;sgre/elrisg HidrHieir paiuraiiafuTa for ..f 2I| East ^.^l alrret. New Vm*n M *t hi* tr^rrl f#.* : hnr\nti from IwHt* to flftfH-n nrw Inception and by hla active operations and ef- ' the rewardreward. TheIhe sorcererwireerer fthd.finds the r«o'ryonr g p,ap,» ft ,7,^’»» 'r#*#k -n.eiireTtH ifr#. for *a •ttnirrM-r..iiuiii.'r »'*•#.* ‘ •WT r*fi «**«n.r k«^p thr fecllve policies haa placeil hla company on the I and gives him siiertw.sue,',*. whl,-hwblr-h Wring*brings ateeitsteeitreeii hi*hishia . ,hr,.three weeks ■ I'onse mipplled regularly. wlfho,tl repeating plane It now occupies. (Kitside bis ability In i rei-viverj.recovery, w Isls'r,'ii|si,i r. iiiaiii be refurn*refurtw tot,, thele eaatle ts.vi,,. . , u i • . ' ’ITtrlr sliwk la rompirle and right tipfodatr the film renting business Mr. Hopp la pisseasid and ,'X|nis,-s the warri'W wlwi la east In*,,to prison Julius M 4 I ker la haring g'i ' inn.er'a Indlrldiial rmiulremmls hare eame.1 sacceas << the exchange whi*e destinies be di- ! .ddifir.n f-. the ere,.lb,it bill* pul on by Man | their buslnes* the title of The glide gerrlce g^ta. I HiooHoued on pag* 42; I ag-ra ger ghe* for the =omm. r run I that Matlaflea JUNE 26, 1909. 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I The bill ttilii WM-k iiM'lude* aonie well-knowo raud»ville artiata incliidiu); atuoii^ others, Uow. i ONTARIO BEACH PARK, ROCHES¬ ■» Y WAT **** braiu-atonii juBgler, Tyaon and TER, N. Y. ImJ mmJ Brown, a novelty ainitlntc and ilanelnK team; Al- I W ■ Ww Ian and Ballon and Cliff and Farrell. Ontario Beach Park’s new manager, B. L. PARK ANEWS ^ B ^ W W Tlie oi>en air free elrcua act for this wt-ek Peer, has a new poliey: ’’Clean Entertainment.” la the Marvekua Melville, the man who U and if the first ten days’ business is a criterion, blown out of a cannon and who dx> Theatr*-, in which a troiijM- of Hast l«-en retained and a long list of the latv-st . Indian JutcKlers perform some of the m'wt woii- concessions and amusement features has been Various Enclosures at America’s1 GreatestL»reatest L/utdoorOutdoor Amusement f‘‘a«» of oriental magic. added, prominent among which is the Virginia The other entertainments include Carlisle's Reel. This rv-el is the largest in the country, frvrmalirvn Ps>lafivo lev iko Port West, Wlllard’a Temt.le of Music. Blake’s and the business being done on it has exceedtsl Mecca—Items of Gossip and Information Relative to the Park mpisidroaie. The Baya of 'Vi. The crystal Maze, lormaiion rvelalive to ine r ark all expectations. Beautiful lawns have been . ri 1 A • Mitchell's Snake Show and .Millican's .Minstrels! laid rail throughout the park, numerous flower World in General—Notes of VariousiOUS ParkI ark Attractions. damlng pavlll«i. one of the finest in bel<»r than it is in Wishing Chairs, also the numerous shade trees, j all go to make the park the most pleasant an.l WANTKI* -Jii.t . little .uu.blu.-. .fplj- modatlona for “"-eethree ibouMoJthousand bath.-r*.bathers. any pf thp surrtMimling country. i inviting one In the country. Mr. Peer is work- Br»ti.Te. tv.uey lalaiHl. XEWVEW CIRCUS ACT&—OREAKLAKO.ACTS—OREAKLAKO. I NORTH BEACH NOTES. : Ing along entirely new and original lines and rtl|M-uit<>rf, ll<« taiiiiT at l^■t<■l'k‘a, waa In , has the right "dope.” Attendance has been, up Abdallah Alfa Arab*,Arabs, one w..msnaxtnan and alx Madame I.ee, the fortune teller, is doing big Jured tbia «'p the luMip on Murf Avenue atlll duea big une woman and two men, marvelona Kialey sreat demand gate. The largest and the best circus acts in gymnaata: the Kiva l..arsen Troujie, two women I^'nnartz’a dancing ball la meeting with big the country are being played there each week, 'TW |Kiay track next to Mtuhenbord’s, has and two men. aerial gymnasts on banging ropes; on one of the largest open-air stages In the gained In |M>piilarlty. Barto and .McCue, two men. exponents of phy- The Meriden Casino is giving a fine enter¬ country. Only acts that are new and evcliislve There’a a fat lady In Breaniland that's a won. steal culture; Jules and .Marzon. two men, nor- tainment. are engaged, and one feature of Mr. peer's der. A g’HsI naturml t«-n niinntes la a|>ent by elty teeth balancing: Bel.aiir Behrimrsint Trio, Kremer's Carousel la getting the money. ideas is worthy of mention, as It might cause any one who visits the nm.'essbHi Grand Opera Trio; .Miss Belle Chamberlain, coo- Say boys—some pretty floe looking girls at some of the older park managers to think deeply Mea Ib-acb Palace Skating Kink has been tralto—formmerly soloist with '^eleson’a Walk ■ * • * • secutlve weeks at this park. la doing a thriving business. ■ ^ -ft Other features the current week are The Stanlslaws. the news dealer, reports big bual- ■ \\ A Great Neison. high wire walker, with electrical B*«a ■ ^ V ? effects; Elroy and Keene, band-balancers and Reilly’s White Hiwiae Is giving a splendid ■ ■ y v ' > ^ \ "V . Roman ring exponents; and Hebing’s Military concert each evening. ■ -s»-x 'V' jV Band. Walter and Louis, with Capt. Sorcho’a Beep ■ t —' i Sea Blvers. are booking a wild animal show for Bis , * BUCKSKIN BEN’S SHOW, OLEN- Belt winter. ■ Nearly every one goes to Com-y to be amused. ■ ? yf*—*7" a TANGY’S FREE ATTRACTION. Tte* public don’t expect any aerlous entertain I I C , L ' Bent. I’aually a show Is given to separate the ■ r | ^ X ' I Buckskin Ben’s Famous Wild West and Dog apender from hla ten cent piece. And the ■ ■ • and Pony Show opened the first of their book¬ apender expects Just this, so there’s no harm PI* ing* as a free act at Olentangy Park. C«4umbus, done Occasionally the spender gets a great big . ,••• ■fit' .^ Ohio, on Decorati^m Day. The weather was real ann>riae and this la Just what happens to "Wi ■ i f li i not all that could he desired and the evening the Tlslfor at Omar Samt’a Unman Butterfly. ••J.-m' ^fw99 I r'^ performance had to be ahandonevl on account of at Dreamland. Right at the start—Just a t * * j ~~\r~ the rain, although two shows were given In the word about the ballyhoo Omar Sami deliver# ^ A i ■ % M i afternoon to very large crowds. a ainst convinring talk, shows a couple of cork- s# ■' w ' Sunda.v, June 6. was an ideal day and the log gissl tricks and there yon go within. ’The JR® if 2. ■ a • ^ turnstiles at the park showev! a record of ST.IldO atage settinga are most elaborate and oddly ■ i ' “V AJ JPpVy P jH-opIe at 10 p. m.. which waa a record-breaker tmlqoe Now for the show Itself. A young ! A;, ^ ■ w* gP g B Mt _* iC»Mg AfAfc for the park. Manager Dns,-nhury has made a lady Is apparently hypnotized, and presently ! -VjMn_g--*rf great many Improvements in the park this sea¬ Rosts thnmgh the rlr. Sami Is there to enter- | luTuC' f K Kl son and added a number of new riding devices tala ymi. he don’t ask you to believe all yon I IR. B ! anil with the natural woodland surroundings, aee—a lot do anyway. lYie general conception I makes It by far one of the prettiest parks In of the entertainment. Its earrylng ont. is worth PwWcfc’. the country. aeveral times the priee. It ia no wonder that iffi »}|^ 01ent.ingy Park ha* established a new Idea In the show Is a money getter. Amar Saml’t at- HkA an outdoor free attraction by presenting an at¬ traction reflects credit on the park. traction like Buckskin Ben’s Famous Shows as Over tn I.iina Is a wonderfiill.r givod show. a free attraction and the show Is presenteil in The Mimltor and Merrlmac. Prom the talkers i X , Its entirety to the patrons of the park. The entaide to the real stvow tn«ble one ran ' ides of booking his show as a free attraction Is plenty tn while his The gn-at ~ tl said to have been originated by Buckskin Ben. battle la pirtnred with wonderful {I Much credit is given to the roliimbiis Blll- Beehaniral effects are v ' posting plant for the splendid advertising given this elass are always mom-y The A the attraction, as the show used 2..’',00 sheets of real park man realla*-# to now a- |M ^ plc,torial paper to advertise the attraction. da^ he BIIISI deliver the goods. ■■ Buckskin B<-n closed his contract with Olen¬ The Iteep Sea Divers attract widespread at BV tangy Park, on Satnniay night, June 2<1. and tentlon Several gemilne navy men are attarbed | vRiW • -•' - makes a quick run to White City Park. Toledo. to the show I O., where he opens or. Sunday afternoon. Tlie AVhIte City Park will play tlie show as a free eie^Tlng way^at’^D^'smland^*^ continues on Its . jtj,„^jng the changes in construction that have been made in the Coney Island resort this season. attraction for four weeks. ’The Bounding Bell Buoy, at I.nna. Is a very 1 -——-- pretty affair and one that comes In for goo.1 , ,, , , . WHEELING PARK ATTRACTIONS. Bonev I Morning production, has taken Its place three weeks, beginning June 15. This aero car peter Brothers wants the address of a goo.1. I *“ ***^ round of real amnsements. ami It has weighs close to 2.tt |M>un---night by ■pow--- • Is a lop noteh«-r when It cirnes to money get I *^bolI.v content with the nark in It* al- erful searchlights. engagi-ment; AA’ehh-Romalo Troupe of .Acrvibats. ting j ready enlargi'd stale. Frv‘derio ’Thompson keep* The vaudeville bill for the week of June 13 Brockaway Brothers, dancers: Hastings and Wilson, comedians: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ells¬ Capt. SIdnev Ashe ami the Bontork head ' *‘*”Tl“* <^1 hla practice of constantly pro- Inclmles the Five Martells. the Five Peroscoffs, hunter*inters are hannvhappv_when when IfIt don’t rainrain. i vioing aomeiningsomething new. Hrtie has Invrntcl a num- fhe'he »>ensationaISensational Boise*, and Mile. Maud Le worth. In a comedy sketch; Miss Ida O’Day, singer and banjo player. ’Tli. r. ’* a bullv gorst ride on the B.vwerr ‘'‘•‘'h •levlces. enlargcl the circus. n*«. The free offering was Charb-s Carlos’ trained TJir Kmiifh Kl«l4»ni ' PUchhI mtrtb maklnir nhown hor^ aoa.sii.4B n!vi-ix« /vf tKa* 11*”^** ^•!tractloiMi. Jack WRHlnv'efU.T. June 9. of Cotooel Collins Young. TJh J* ' * ” ••wIrvleM** ahow. oontinuea to midget who, with hi* partner. Mis* Helen ing attendance was very large aa the weather Unpreme t iKirt In Itr«>okhn. heard arruno^nt on ! (jraw crowd* llaakell.Haskell, was showingsbowine at the park.nsrk Colonel was Ideal. the question of making isTmam-nt a temporary Young was fouml dead In bed at bis boarding TTt“ shotit-the chute* being ereoteil Is rapidly Inlunrtlon granted by Justice Rlrh, to Mr. ROSTOCK'S ARENA. hmise near the park. Heart failure was the nearing completion and will soon be In ninning John K \Vi»«t'"l',.*”‘*1 an.l Ihrc- others. proprietorsproprl*‘tors of I Captain Bonavlta Is attracting great aften- cause. order, which will add to the popularity of this amusementent |>laees in Surf .tvenue *!"lamt *'?on I*"*the I tton In B.wtis-k’s Arena at Greater Dreamland. Manager R>«en expects to land the annual ex- resort. It Is-ing the first one to be operated in •‘"’’"T luterferinc . «|,ere he Is each day showing hi* mastery over eursion of ’The Friars for .Altro l*ark later In this vicinity. with the sale of llqisir at the tables In their | jj,,, lion, Rooc-velt. Each day ha* sh.vwn summer. Attendance big all the time. places I his siircesa In making the bt-ast suhc'rvlenf to NEW THEATRE AT EXPOSITION Willard's lleautlful Mebstla ha mo»t his orvhrs. Bonavlta's training of the Iloo PARK. unique bsllvhtto TIm- I'leetrie Venn haml takes place twice every day. .kmong the other HOVER PARK, LIMA, OHIO. aome ycing wimisn Is eonneet.at up with wins. | ai't* on eahIhIHon sre Mile. M one l« with ' besrs.hr.vL.„ the cmjuhI.v elephant. Star, ami the near- larify. The wc-k of May .3rt. "hlohwhich was Eagle him human Chlmpanm-e, Consul 11. nf .tnc. the n~-nine Tt Is well ventllatisl. and ha« a large, rnxmv human Chimpantee, Consul II. week, was one of the largest sine* the opening. stage. -All attractions are bookcl by the Inter¬ nilllhen’s Tenude I'he Iturnlng of the | CREATION’SCREATION'S FALL OF MANMAN. Special attractiiuis were arrangml for. and cm state Assivlafloii—A'erbeck an 12. On acmmnt of Bremen'* DIVER’S MISHAP. Greater Dreamland’s sp|s'al to the amu«em.'nt enrlronmenla for this year are new. Convention at Lima, wimk of 1.3, spiK'tal llr»' seeking Ihrmig With a fr,*- elien* mnulng PALISADES '"ms are being run in the Alnlome together At Bayonne Park, B.syonne. N. J., an accident eeaseb-.sly fn.in three to eleven p m . flft.e i **"' vaudeville. St.^-k ami musical comedy f^ciirTisl to a p»-rformer. June 0. vvhloh almost hig arts are given snd eharg..« are male In , ^ '.k. * ,.* •'mus.ment lark, prospv rity c,>mpanlea will be NsvktHl In balan.-e of st'ason. resultv-il fatally. Mls« Mamie Francis, diving them, ever, w.sk Beginningleginning Ihl*Ihl- w.-ek.week. SI*Sla iI b-lgns. On- si..at tend misiov- a m^. .on u •every en, pleasantinesssiii us.T,da.v Gns Hemlefinm.Hemlerson. on the boundingbonmllng wire,»V wasw"s one fn-m a tO-fmvt shute Into a tank of water, on fer’a iK.pnIsr hsml ell known 111 all Greater I of the open air attrartbms wm-k of June !•». and the back of Callfca-nla Frank's diving hiasve. New Yorkers will iM glii Its engagem ni »• I '•T'?'.'''mailegivsl. was plnm-,! under her hors,- in the tank when Greater Dn-amland I'.inlUmim. cMn ert. w 111 I Palisade. Manager O’ConnellO’ ha* InstalbM a large or- the hors,' miscued. ami was umler water over be given with o|s ralle s,i|i-elliina hv well Vn >wn lime to eimie. chv-stra fiU- concert work and It has proven quite two niinntes. AA'lp-n she dl,1 not appear on the vnrallata tn addition to Ihla a flni- oi-cln.sira llierv* ha* bev-n a Change In the policy of a hit with patnuHi. surface, two s|iectators JiiniiSHl into the tank furnlahes mu‘le for the lisll rom MamMamger ger I the iqs-n air theatre, straight vamhivllle N-Ing The roller rink with Its large flivorfler space. Is and piille-l the hors,- off the girl. When they Gumperl* I* aditing new things ..verv week an.l ■ given there now Instead of musical connsly as drawing wv-ll amt pleasing large crowds. The got her otit. she was nm-onsclous and r<‘,tulred novellle* and siiriirlses sn. to Is- f..iin.1 on every fi^merl., and It mw-ma to have caught the fancy military baml which furnishes nuiste tn rink. 1* the rare of a physician. She pcrformeil her aide Although ilreslcr Dreamlaud has herabhM I of the crowds, a* It Is of the coiillnuims kiml, under the leadership of Prof. Ralph Durn- leap at the next performane,-. however. lit ’Vvervlhlng m w hnthut Hiethe is-ean” the hIg sea | Ibe rule being come any time ami atay a* bsugh. Come* forward with ItsIta m-new siimoi.'r fe.iiure, j Ion* as vou pleas,-. .All concessions are ilvdng a nlcv- business. i (Park news conlimnvl on iwge 2Si n 16 Xtie Billboard JUNE 26, 1909.

liUsintJns Mhoulil Im'k such «* c'hi*«‘k. I£«*i cully, tin* I i Inters AMstii'lutlmi took the nialtfi in haml ami will mak«‘ It lni|.os>ll>lc for lrr»H|ionslhl«* inanaKfra to ijet printing unless llu* money lor hills Is forlhi'oinliiK ami the man Is well vouched for. This will help some, hut with all checks yet devised, the actor or actre^ss is left at tin* im*rcy of shark.s. It Is trm* that some so*ealhMl manaRers who leave people In the lurch enter the husliie.ss In Kuod faith, ar.d, ihrouKh mLsfortune. which ordinary hu'lncss prudence could not have foreseen fail and hriiiK suneriiiK u|ion the employed ac-tor. Hut In the main they are a class of men who, llkt ordinary faro i.layers, are wIUIiik to ganihh and are oonsi*ieneeh*ss tuiouKh U* wilfully diug otheis down with them In the inevitable catastrophe. It will not do to censure the performers who engiiKe with such fellows, for, to many of them, the emraKement means possible bread and butter, against Idleness if they do not enKage. Whenever one of the parasites is .llscovi red, there should he a eoncerteil voice and W. H. DONALDSON, action in passing him around until the very name shall become u stench. A Man—ing Editor. general boycott of the character sugge.stcil. would soon rid the profe.ssh.n of PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT I a class who have a greater hold on the husine.ss than at first thought might 416 Elm StreeL Cincinnati, Ohio, U. 8. A. I be supposed. ■ on# Oirtance Telephone. Main 2^9. Cable Address (registered) Blllybor.* The rainy weather Hag has been the han«‘ of the showman's life this sea¬ son. He has encountered it so fre.nieiitly that he scarcely expects to find pre¬ NEW YORK. LONDON, ENGLAND. dictions of a more hopeful nature from government experts' observations. Hy Suite I>. lIoHand Buikllng, 1440 Broadway. 170 Temide CtianilH*rii, E. C. proprietor and razorhack alike the Insistent succession of its ap- Teleplioue Central 1630 Bryant. \ ILtiiiy pcarance from day to day has l»een anathematized Haln and mud CHICAGO. PARIS. FRANCE. Circus and all the disagreeable concomitants of Jupiter IMuvlus’ dlsplea- 907-S»n to an extent that has selilom TV-Iciihonc Central 5034. been witnessed before. And yet business has been far above the uv«-ruge. This may In* account¬ MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ed for by the fact that rain r« lc;ises the agriculturist from close attention to Km 2, M.'iO Killmore St. C.al**donlnn Blilg., tUfioe 264, IVwt office Place. his property and leaves him free to seek amu.semeiit and recreatl*»n however and wherever he may. If the otHMiriunlty for visiting a circus pr«-sents It¬ Address all communica.ions for the editorial or business departments to self he is prone to hie himself with his family and his nelghhtirs to the s»‘ene Ttie Billboard Publlsblng Companv* of entertainment and Jollity. Hence It is that the business of the Kingling Brothers' Show so far this Subscription, S4 a year; 6 months, S2; 3 months, Sl> Payable in advance. season may be taken as a criterion of the general prosperity with which the No extra charge to foreign subscribers. held is rife even In the fact' of wt‘ather condithms that ordinarily would In- ADVEBTISTNO rates—Twenty cents per line, agate measurement. Whole page, $140; half> considered most inconsistent with proHtable returns. .\t Bost«»n for ituttance. page.|70; Quarter-page. $35. the business was far in excess of that which surpassed ev«-n their records for attendance at Philadelphia earlier In the seasitn THE BILLBOABD U for tale on all trains and newt-trandt throughout the United States The avid state of the puhlic for amusements that they liave In-en fore¬ and Canada, which are supplied by the American News Co-, and its bianches. When not on going for a season or two may also be taken Into account when considering sale, please notify this office. the elements of Inhuence that contribute to the present p«>pulurity of tented Remittances should be made by post-office or express money order, or registered letter shows. addressed or made payable to The Billboard Publishing Company. The circus is virtually an American institution. In Kurope the tent show The editor can not undertake to return unsc-licited manuscript; correspondents should keep copy. which corresponds to our circus Is much smaller and inslgnlticunt hy com- When it is necessary to wire i.s instructions and copy for adyertisements. great saving in pari^m. t>vtr there the native ha.s not the s;ime love for such exhihition'‘ the matter of telegraph tolls may be had by reccrrse to the Donaldson Cipher Code. that we have here, where circus day is heralded long In advance and hstked Entered as Second-Class Kail Matter at Post-office, Cincinnati, 0. forward to with the keenest anticipation hy hoys of every age. May circus success abide.

THE EXPIRATION OF EACH SUBSCRIPTION i» indicated on the printed m-rmpper.. Kindly renew promptly, to avoid minting iaiuet. ALL COMPLAINTS of non-receipt of The Billboard, or changei of addrett should be made Changes in styles of amusemenLs are likely to bring some radical Im 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 ut of changes of aidrest. give provements in various branches of the husini-.s.**. While much money is lieiiig old as well as new address. made hy some of the more astute in theatricals, some is also txdng lost l«> No adverisement measuring lets than five lines accepted. others. It has lieen hut a short time since the building of Tlie K\ulutioii theatre properties was rated among precarious hazards. .Mo.xt of the of the houses erected for amusement pur|M»ses throughout NOTICE TO ADERTISERS.—The Billboard's advertising patrons will grettly o'olige hy sending in the copy for their advertisements as early at convenient, instead of waiting until the Picture Show, the country were designed hy the financial hackers as monu¬ last moment. All ads received early in the week will receive preference in position and display. ments to their onterprLse rather than as revenin‘ producers More recently the situation has changed, and iilenty of money is now fouii'l ready to inve.st in theatrical property, with full expectation of substantial and The LONDON ERA is on sale at The Billboard office, Cincinnati, Ohio. Price, ten cents per copy. The Billboard may be had in London at the office of The Fra. satisfactory monetary returns. And the cause of the change is not far to seek. Theatres of the various kinds are springing up like mushrooms when ¬ ever there is population barely sufficient to support them. In (sipulous cen¬ Siituriiay, June 26, IDOH. ters they are multiplying with wonderful rapidity and the lavish scale of ex¬ penditure is exciting wonderment among the conservative. But. the activity shown seems to be Justified by the income reaped. Formerly the man wli<> tied up his money in such property was forced to see the Ix-autirul liullding There are not -so many actors and actresses at liberty a.« might be con¬ he was so proud of condemned to He lille for five to seven months of the year, cluded from the number of companies which closed early the past season, and this in the face of had season.^, heavy invi-stment, expensive insurant* and the number of organizations which failed to make as much money as and taxes. Since the invasion of motion pictures there is no need of any well they had in the past. The large number of stock com- located house being idle a day, for at a nmilerate exie nditure, ail the open l‘retllut profitaide amusement hiuI the house !»■ For Tin- picture theatres give employment to professionals In made a real income producer. Under the advanced plan of eiii|>loying vau¬ i'omlng Ss-Msioii. such great numbers that the list of the unemployed at deville acts to fill out the programs of motion pictures, a flrst-cluss and ap¬ this time is even smaller than in past years. pealing show is put up and patronage follows efforts of managers and owner> While there are all classes of actors and actre.sses at liberty. It is not to please. easy to .secure the kind of people wanted. This does not mean that the poor actors are now at liberty. Far from it. It means that a good leading man, Money to finance theatrical enterprises is more plentiful than ev«‘r Ix-fore. well up in .stock bills. Is not easy to secure if the manager wants to pay all of which goes to show that the luj.siness, lieing reduced to a paying baais^. twenty-five dollars, or even thirty dollars, for such an actor. The man Is capital is reaily to come out of Its hiding and enter the cont,«’st for g:ilns from demonstrated succes.s. obtainable, but his salary is higher than that. So the managers of alrdome companies, summer stock for small towns and other organizations where twenty-five dollars or thirty dollars Ls the limit have found more or less dirtlculty In securing the people. Sam Howley, the Australian comedian, “the little man with the big The companies going out next season will not be so numerous as in voice,” pays a very pretty tribute to the press by means of u silken foldei. the past, but the character of the attractions will be greatly improveil. with fringed edges, which he has firinted and mailed “To the Newspaper.- This means that the shows on the road will make more money. Theatre of America." and which hears the following legend. JiK? XewspaiM-p managers will al.so profit by the changed conditions. a.s even In the big cities aplethora of attractions, no matter what the quality of the best of them And Tlie A FKAGHA.N'T HK.M K.M BUAN<'K TO THK NKWS- may he, is conducive to smaller receipts in cases where the box-office returns rrofesNlon. I'AHKUS OF AMKBICA. must he more than ordinarily large to meet the expense of big salary lists, and the concomitants of ambitious productions. Hear F”rlends—I wish to thank you. Your columns have rellected upon In the small towns, experience has proven that overplaying Is a sad my work on the stage of the 8tat*-s. .My songs, my stories and my thousand mistake. Kither from want of better judgment or from a desire to get and one different facial «‘Xt)r«‘.xsioris, the space you gave me and my ui’t I.' everything iiossible In the way of box-office returns, ofiera house managers a mirror that I hold very dearly. Without you I rould have accompllsh<'l are sometimes wont to book more show’s than the population warrants. little along the way to the end of my existence. Your kindness will alwaN"- Thus diminishes the profits of individual attractions and works material evil he a sweet oasis in the Itesert of Life. to the buslnes-s in general. When the stage of the universe was usiiered in it was written “In tlo' So it Is we welcome the unmistakable evidences that attractions will beginning God created the heaven and the earth.” I desire to add that Ho be fewer and of a higher order of merit the coming season. Of cour.se. It greatest therein this side of the angels are the men and the women who toucli means that a great many professional people will have to seek employment the paper, the go.sslp of tlie g]oli<*. In the faint glimmer of the first foot in other fields; but this condition will be offset by the elimination (to a very light fla.sh it was e.stalillslied that the prm was mightier than the cluli of large extent) of failures and the unfortunate circumstance.s .surrounding and the dug-out. From then until now. the pen has held its lead of might In coincident to the stranding of amusement organizations which are unable evolution of ih*’ weapons of war and lirnte fori’*'. to meet the exigencies of poor business. I cast my itallot with all the sincerity and enthusiasm of iny being fei On the whole, the prospects for the coming theatrical .-eason seem the members of the press. <»n that rock I stand brighter than they have In a number of years. Very truly yours, SA.M IIGW'LKY, „ , Austrnitun Uomedlati. Parasite—“an ob.sequious flatterer who lives lazily at anoth'-r's ex¬ “THF: GItItH.NAL” pense.” Such is the definition given by the standard dictionari*-s, of a human “The Utile .Man With the Big Volee.” being who thrives off the substance of others, Instead of hon«stly reaping where he has sowed. Of the cla s above are thi, man- It is gratifying to se*. -nieli entiiiislasm manifested for an agent of servi' Tlie Muiuigcr agers of shows who employ profesKional people, round to the vaudeville prrifewlon that is more often railed against than praise*' .\nd Tile up the box-office receipts, and decamp in the darkness rhe vaudeville ai tor. as a genus, « ems to fe.* ! that Hie newspaper is an Stramied ('eil<-Mtal. tirnaKhinif It to WHITE RATS Hpllntcrx. Hy ttila time the atteiidantx realizeil BONA VITA LION TAMER that Boiiavlta vao aKaiii cnKaKed lu a ileatb atruiCKle. Tbe arena d'x^r leading to the eaites waa apriini; op<-n, Konarlta iiuiekly Jiitii|x-d be bind. Then tbe big Jlon, Infuriated to a fren¬ VICTIM OF FIERCE BEAST zy, Jumixol again, tbia time Kuoceeding in elawlng tbe trainer'a arm and cheat. Itonarlta Hiriigeled to tbe Inable paaxageway. but not <|uickl.r 'iioiigb to elude tbe t>eaHt, who waa o%er blm. The arena doi>r anapped abut. Bona- AT DREAMLAND. CONEY ISLAND vlta and tbe lion mere prlaonera In tbe narrow, dark paaaage. Bleeding from a dozen ugly mrounda and nearly faint from Uiaa of blood, B) a feriM-lous young lion which he grow* a little more careful.” delegates to the White Uats’ convention ar¬ ilown the pasBigeway to the open d'S>r of bis liaa Im-<-ii alliuipllng to subdue at Dreamland. •’What inean> have yiHi of protecting your¬ rived. White Kats were everywhere in evidence, cage. But this did little or no goral. Just as Coney Island. Just three years sgo Bonavita self now. I•ealdes tbe slick ami wlill>?” and when Junie McCree, the Little Chief; the lion waa settling for a spring. Bonavita lind one arm Idllcn off by and untamable Af- ’’Nothing exci-pt a ciKd head. Of courae I Tim Cronin. Father and l*resiib.-nt of the White drew his revolver, which contained four blank rl'-an Blc.ck Mane, and md three weeks ago carry a gun, but it’a aeldom of any use. Things Rata Foiitlcal Ls-ague; Ken Shields, director; charges and two loadwl with bullet'. Three the Intrepid tralm-r. while chatting with me, bapiien pretty quick In these accidents. I do Wm. Cooke, director, ami Harry .Mountfort. di pracileaily forcast the ralasirophe that befell not IM-Ilevr In ahooting blanks at a lion unless 'hols were first, tbe trainer yelled "a warning rector, came up the steps to the street, the air bliii o'l June Ml. alwoliiti ly necessary. They get useil to the to the men that be was abVait to use bullets. resoundevl with cheers and music. The delegates Twlie within three years Bonavlla’a hbuMl • were met at the train by a reception committee, has St lined the Bart. IKK- Emmett, Geo. F. Howaril. J. .\. Chan. But at Ibst Bonavita iiiori- or lesa expcied Seth I’eel. Neola. Chas. C. (Billy i Taft. Frank that osmer or later Ih' W'Sild fall a victim to Hill. Emil Kreegbr, Carl A. Ets-rt. William the railing h< has .sibqitisl. But it’s like a sol Nelson. G. -M. Eilmunds. Chas. Freemont, B. dier’s I holce, and th - end twver cornea ttn & K. .Stuarts. I..)nis Montell. Young Sandow. heralih-1. Bender and Bender. E. 1’. 'rromidey. W. A. Betnetn sl,..ws si'ttie f.-w daya ago, I cor Mack, Jo<‘ J. Lurgio, Cannon Ball Lane, Bert nerisl Bonavita f>>r a Title chat. It waa the Hudson. J. E. Smith. F. .Melri»e. Lew Jack. first lime In Iht«s- tears ihst h>- had enleretl a Jack Rllev. Bob Conwell. Bob .McCauley, Henry- lion’s cagi'. tue saint' oih-. In fact, that bad Fink, Burt Wes:on. Charles Carlierry, J. F. pf s.nltd a gory sin’ciade to a frenzied, panic Gettings, F. X. T. Gwens. .\1. Luken. James L. stricken aiKlieiice. Habley, Harry Cantiu-. Botdiy Carrtdl. Chas. J. ■ Hott d.ss it f.sl to get ha.kr’ King. George W. Miett; Harry Hoyt, Grover ■ Bill't Jaek 'inibsl. ••l>iit I’te only the one Swisher. Dancing Howard, Dick Barker. Duke arm no.' 1" wwk with.” Darro (Pres. Actors’ Cnionl. Ntsl .Melroy. Kar- • Isn’t ihvi tisi much of a haudlcai>T’ vlll, the magician; Billy Hines. Cliff IK-an. "No, is't as long as cishI luck sticks to roe. Calvert r>ean. Will Hart. Ray Smith, .Yllwrt Come, let’s get over to s quiet corner; we’re Laveli. Dick C>K.k. Charles .M. White. Eddie attract.i.g f:=o much sllenllon here” .\nd Bon Erb. Fred Wilson. Jess Bcllgxril Will E. Smith, avlts nieaiil it. Tlie T.mellght Jsek tikes ss R. I. Lindsey, D. K. Edsall. well ss mv oih r. Isit st the right lime sod Bi’ly Graham. Conroy amt laAI the right place ruff." Herb Germaine. Dan Ke: |Ki toil kiiott B.'natits' Hate you ever had Wallace, 'Turley and Jackson s ten mlniii ■ chance to listen to his iina«siim- Paul. I,ew Wheeler, of la-tv Wh Ing tab- of woiidertiil cxieTl-ni-csy .k demon Sisters; George FTedo. Darrot of nerv. - Ill grit when he faces a lion, a most Musical Silvers. S. W. IK'ver, uilld icati-ieriil chap when he faces the man Fontinelle. the mysterious; ( * b« wriii s Y 'Si must coax, tease, almitst Im- DavicB and Cooper. Gllliert an pbtre ll'inavlta to talk aleuit Bonavita. He Gould. Four I^orettas, Jesse Hot shrinks fn-in th>' ixploitallon of anything that ers. Ralph Sherman. Jim Tone smacks Ilf the press agent He tells you that Ben F. Imhof. Harry Howan linn taiiiilig Is a liiislness with him; he sea's Hank Adams. George .Adams nothing of the h.indcs In It: he diva It bascaiise Bert Baker. Frederick M. Heli the work is fasciiiatliig: tes-aitsi' his animal latach and Harry I.akola. spirit c’ifniiiands an outlet that la fraught with Headed bv a winad of mounted police, the danger Bonavita di»‘s not pose, bia achlevc- hand playing and Rats cheering, the delega¬ iiienls be ngiin-s nothing more than is-ga on tion moved off down .Adams street to State, and which to hang a demand for salary. He knows then to the Sherman House, where the haml. .sothlng of fear, and he e\|iis-ls at any time to without stopping the tune, marchisl at the te- klMitl -that's why he Is Bonavita: that's head of the column up to the banquet hall. If w ht h Is of Interest at this time. He will ^ .Tc was noise and enttiusiasm at the depot. etade tour qiicsflotis when the answer sounds -rwpT scene at the Sherman Hisise Ix-ggars de¬ like s If cloriflcatlon: he wBI parry ymir query scription. Never was a more enthusiastic w hi-n «kei| for the glad stuff B.inaTlta shad gathering held In fnat old hostelry. on • elose to six fi-et In height, l« broad «f When quiet was restored. Junie MeOee callisl shoiiMer and has a handsome, rugged face. the meeting to iwder and asked Harry Moiintford Ills cies sparkle bis wonls come slowly and to read the pra|>ey with which each meeting w ;i balancisl with nntdesty. of the Rats is oivned. "Lion taming Is s liitslm-ss with me.” Jack Every one rose and heads were bared while sibl I ifllng a cigarette, “and yott can get ac- Mountford. in a voice that carried thrills to l•tt«loull‘11 to any bit'lness.” voiir heart, read the prayer. .After that Mount- ’ lint the dangers»” ford asked that a vote of thanks tx- extended ”1 never think of that until too late. You to S. D. Ricardo for the help renderi'd by the don't hate time to think of danger In the Actors’ I'nlon. After the vote, which was arena, and when t.uTri* iwil tliere are better unanimous. Mr. Ricardo responded In a fi-w thinga to occiii'y your mind.” well chosen words, urging all actors to Join some organization, and Inviting all members ”llow long do you exited to CHItlniK' lion of the White Rats to visit Ixical No, 4 of the laming without lielng killedT” -Actors’ I'nlon. This invitation was accepted “Yiiii might say Just as litng as the man for the R.ats by Junie McCree. After the vote who kct'ps pttklng a shotgun In his month with of thanks to Mr. Ricardo, the meeting hurst ont gelling hurl. You can iicter tell when Into the song of the White Rats, which, for anything l« coming ymir way." swing and arousing interest. Is unsnrpassi-d. Just then a hell rang, the ring maater an nounctsl bis art. .\ few atsonds later Bitnavlta Mr. Mountford then made a short sjieech. N>wast he illdn’t have the usual cage lion batk; The ScainiKT was one of the most suceessful he was ncrtoiia and caulloua and seemed ever ever earrlisl out. Over one hundred Rats were ready to b-ap at something, anything It's InltiatiHl. and gooil fellowship reigned supreme monster Jaws, alwa.ts o|M-n. a anarling. ugly for over a week. growl, hissing through shaiqt iHtInted yellow- Attirkeil by lion In BoKtork .Arena at Dream laml. Coney, Island, June B.i. The CoIiMilal was the scene of a rousing teeth. etes flashing under a shaggy brow, a meeting on June o.">. SiK'eehes were made by thick skinned tall. knoid>eil with coapo-. wiry June McCree, Harry Mountford. Tim Cronin, hair, seemingly semaphoring a danger signal a iiiimtwr of ministers and other prominent men. Bonavita stands to one side, a whip In one 'oiind and the effect Is b>st. Therv’a only one when suddenly RiWiaeTell turned a complete All In all. the Clilcago Scamper Is one that hand a bxig |Mile all|i|ieHi get away.” somersault. As he lamb'd he smashed through will live In history. It cemented friendships of hl« other arm. The lion i roiiches In the That Is what Bonailla thinks—onex> he did a door leading to an auxiliary cage. The other and created that bond of brotherhood that sawdust. Inieasantlv anatqdng hla Jaws. The not get away and lost his arm. Gn June 19 Gainers had the beast fastemsl in quickly. will lie of lasting benefit, not onl.v to the whip traeks. Bonavita islgea toward the tteast. he did not get away—and the G'sult ts yet In Bonavita. faint from his wounds, was taken White Uats, but to the theatrical profession doubt. For the si'cond time within thn-e years to tbe Emergency Hospital, and later taken to Whack! .ami the lash stlra the Bon to action. in L'eiicral. He alliika armml the arena, hugging rbwely to Bonavita has Irleil to conquer, and for the sec- Ills home in New Jersey. the liars, always eyeing the trainer, ever try I'nd time his life hangs in the balance. Kona- -And so. for the second time. Captain Jaek Ing taliilv to reach him with clawed pawa. vlta saya a IUh> has lls iuoikIs and whims; Bonavita has paid the |>enalty for assuming UHRICHSVILLE’S NEW SUMMER kml ao It ■■mllnuea for probahly ten mlnutea. that th*y an> iicier truly siibjugateit. and yet min’s mastery over beast. Tliere will N' oth THEATRE. •nda lion la lust In caiillvlty: It mu«l tm taught he holds to the uncertain task of manifesting ers to take his place. Bosslbly Bonavita him tlowlv. Jack fliially forcea the brute In a cor¬ man's isiwer over Jungle la-asts. self maye Ih- seen in a ragiHl an>na again. Grit ner, pushes s small atisd toward liliu .kfti-r No lesa s|m cta.-iilar was his encounter which like his must N> epltapht-d to render it use eiidlesa pafleiieo the lion mounia the stisd. ThIa pivHitraliMl his lorn and bbsullng iKsly N'for<> Ii-ss. enda hIs flrsi Icason Day by day new features the gas,' of s fear maildciied auillence. Shortly after rn-» o’cl's k, oil June 19. Bonavita enlen-il are bnmght forward, iinlll Anally the lion la CHAS. T. TAYLOR RESIGNS. lamed. the arena. Not an empty seat was In the an ”.kl leaat that la the general theory.” Jack dltorlii''i. Boiiailla Is a feature that haa drawn aald, after fliilshlng hla ad “Lbuis an- never cspaclly housi-s to Bostiwk's alnee Dreamland CTias, T. Taylor has si'venHt his comu'elion tamed to the degroe of Ivliig |M>rfedly and al o|M*ni'il. with th«> management of the CYipttal nicatre. waya ibs-lle. M’a not their nature.” Tbe usual prellniliiury aiinoiincenienta over Little ItiM'k. -Ark. Mr. Taylor has actisl as ”Do voii like the aiiimalaT" with, Bonailta eiilereil lb" arena; a second manager of the Capital for a number of yi-ars, •’Nelth-r like nor dislike them” later "RiMiseielt" w,is proiig<'«' It. Never for a se,olid losing Ills nerve, he M. Cballls. pn-sldcnt; G. W. Si'arlcs. iwM-retarj Ballliiiorc It’a not the animal's fault. They quietly ealb'd to Tallon, one of the keelw'ra that and .A. B. Harvey, treasurer. don’t know anv tvllcr After all we have got the animal was acting "had.” .And Just In The Be Onr Sisters. European whirl¬ It Is planniHl to give a horse show some tin to bs'k at this training husln<>as hi the right that lapse of lime (hat It ri'qiilri's to flash a wind dancers, open on fh*> Grtibeuni Circuit al In Si'ptwiiiN'r. tint the exact date lias not b;-e light A wild Is-aat n as iieti-r meant to be thought, the llo'i spiKiig through the air; Boii- SI. leHils, JuI,T ft. dta'IibKl iliKWi X li e Billboard JUNE 26. 1909.

TENT SHOWS Cable End Concession Tents If you want to Luy the tent that you ever had ^ « , T _ _ " and save money at the tkime time, !>«• sure that it Itt'ant 0 X O lt>, # f .yo the C-G Trademark. The mark is your protta-tion —aa- 8x10 ft., 11.96 Weekly Correspondence from the Various Big Shows Indicates 10x12 ft., 16.96 that the Plethora of Rainfall has had a Generally Depressing -description- inuicc DkrvQ Effect upon the Business—Prospects. However are Sooken of The tents we offer have seven-ftHU aide walls in two KNIFE RACKS . , » , f o r » ‘t <*«c .jpwKcii ui .sections to snap at eavw made of l»lue aiul wlute atrijasl rarTtrar*on-an With INever-tailing Sanguinity Which Promises a Good Finish. I canvas with F-AST t'Dl.OU re«l duck trimmini;s, they an* KEir Kbbll IflLN S unusually attractive; seallo|>e»l curtains at eaves and q-*- ■ ■ stronifly reinforced at wearin>; {loints. Made either for oIVlALiL. H^AGENBECK-WALLACE AGEN B ECK - WA LLACE SHOWS-SHOWS. of the afternoon. Not a single un,.lea«antuii|>lea*«aDt thingtblni; or On fntniC^^^ |*PIT ^HHWQ ——- .Keurretaviirreil.1 to mar the pleasurepleai^ure of ‘atr«nir stayata.v In ^od Bank Draft or Money Order for size wanted. Fl I onUfTO By JACK WARREN.WARHEN.WAKEEN. tin* w-esternwestern city, andaiui when a Westerner\Ves»temer Isis ,t rightri^ht he is riirhtright all over, amiand we have btvniH*en SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR yONEY BACK In iK'iiver.iN’ijver, Col., after a wi^ekw«a*k of Nebraska tocky,lucky. inasmuchInasmuch as we have onlyonlv met the _ _ _ ^ stands,inds. inIn which tumaway was chalktsichalk.*d up inla ! right kind. A D ILTir C\\ T¥^II7 liil ^ fourur of the sl.i,sst(»|»s. t.urOur t.mrtmir throughthrouith that state-state -----f A K |\ I h-tlll IJ Ult, IVlrLl- 1 IS one continuous ovation. NOTES FROM 101 RANru \A/II n ViAVi/V/AA-« ATAA V^- • k Thia la certainly going to Im-.K. the.U. banner year,o.r WILD «|^eAQ ^ITY lUIIQ^Al IPI forr the Carl('arl IlagenliackIlaKenback and Greattlreat Wallace WEST-WEST. KANSAS Cl I I, ... IVlISSw/UKI. Shows,lows, and the bi|fbig tot»t<>(> continu<»s.contlnutHs, day after day, -■■ ■■ The‘^eaThT'nlver‘\^««‘‘h!.n«^^ “»* 1“*' returmnl fmm a visit circus than It rK .l..ln/«>•“. Oklahoma, where he went Murray tent and awning go. rainedK U haa i ^ *” »ut>erlntend the n>arketlnK oft*,.is".,tr?£; a large number *•’ ««“»•*" st«eet. (T.i,phon.. si».) Chicago, m. L“Lht 'frJior Xlv s^.nd.r- nTni^ I““I- Incidentally, to l.K>k over the b^en ni. fawKlble rhLne/rS. “"J" »•*» ' uiagnltleent realdenee now n the conme of coo- S>'K''v5FiSrtL l'C."n r'f—Clrcu*.i *tn.rtlon on their ranch, which la to take th- Camlvals. Black Tents and Banners Ibiiiwi : puI»' «nd MaW ^om K“ Sunday morning. June 13. and. PUlt^ \Vh trik.nve?’^<'Llo""'' V.’",' flthongh they pitched their tents on and broke FlJkGS Waterproof Covers 27K miu^ ’ * Ihu\er, Colo., a distance of In a new lot, the name and fame of the 1»U SEND FOR IE- ClTllOC HD SECOND NINO IIST Ihifrh i>iirinPitch of ‘entrn.Ki.lm ^ work^ up to a been struck at a depth of S.tkM) feet, and that C^irs ^t acts ev.4*s.J^n^ nulr n ''e'*«t-l the well was spouting oil at the rate of several StSndln77n fmnt .VMI . hundrcl barrel, an hour. Miller Brothers have C1RCUS\ *^’*^***^ other dav HernU \v.n .1 entrance the all of their own. and have drafted everv avall- 1 Oizr Motto a mlomd' m.I, th" ’ ‘eeasnrer. asked able team In that i«>etlon to provide storage |tr« W l•.WM.a SideShowPaintiiigs were ^nv lnsldl- .n 1*1. ‘'“"‘ia'' ..'i'* JG""*''* reservoirs and save the oil. that Is now goilg S^TSK t-J man there'ain't^rri,oI"'n ^ J’V*'’ Gawd, to waste on account of not having any tanks SIEGMUND BOCK. l“hll cIstsL rr or storage facilities, the operators not having afternoon sn.l *"*'* good- calculated on this emergency arising. 62 Blit Itlaid Avt., GHICABO, ILL k7Tp.7t'th7t^R:irfrlce r U'"*’**- ^very one with the show Is In good health was to ll. *sfam^l hv loill'mi**’*'•"** *P'rlt*. and the stock never looked liner, a trine premature as shl * 1" !^*‘'^ * and the goo.1 roads enroun Bill rIi.Ti": U?** "*’* •V't- »‘'rp'l In the big cities we have been playing he has iM-en sentcncI!l''fo *1^*"'*’1.^* **’** *l“re leaving Kansas City have done much to ■•T ENT S*" the hipiH.iM.tamus Tin.l Ifllr ^i**" P * Q*'*’?*' Batting our stock In Its present condition, BAROAIM LIST—AluuMit Dew. .30x130, Mn»* night In X eril. thi .nlm.i. S"nday All the cowlK>y, with the riitnt are looking 4«>xi'a). anil Hk) amaller tenia for -ale, cheap. prcs.-nt.-d the foliowhi- l.InT- "”** *"h *'!*' contest to be given In D. M KERR MTO. CO.. •" '"'""I ■'.Tr is; r7(-tM W. Maditoa Str—t. Chiea«-. Dl.

disturbSr the ijiiiot of our sleeping hours: 1 “•_ ™ Resolvwl. That if the Hagenbeck Wallace ' m.n«g,.m..nt does not he.M this legilTmate eli^ | PIGGY’S EPISTLE, malnt. that we hind ourselves to hiss, snarl, ! - ^:^;f*;,'i*s7eI.■;:rrn.lX.•W^^^^^ Letter From Campbell Bro..’ 5 Cents A, Pound an.l roljectlvely. know, to the end that the I Showt. Bernard'a Cold Water I'asle la not at eii>en»l»o aa Hour at preoent price-. A 2tV> |a>und barrel IIlr'”t7rV‘.'’‘,'',‘'"’*""‘"*,pi.'^ >ntd»l«*rNblt* to vlslttirs.** f t«‘<'‘>me. Sim mak>-- h barrela of high grade paste, and the n\\\ i« «/.«• 1 ’i.'i a 1 Aftf»r a wfH»k of rain »n<1 bad weather. Sun- water la free, fai lb box $3 lai 3UO i..uad KI.J|ier No." 1*4 *•“* I'rllar under I da.v. May .30, opened np nice on this show at wiH-r No. 34. iCnn'ton S 'u hiif when If c.m. .im. lo .ho_ «) Foot B-ix. Stock or Flat Cara for sale or harrel.barrel, fill»1« lay.ia>. BERMARD'BER: PASTE DEFT., onI iiMonilar fi.oNundaywl. . June. 13. In Denver..TTii.t-r, andirhe"7ext‘'d..v.anu me nrxi nay. ’w7'Urwe goi wet^gX'*wet again. NlTT.>iee h.?aln«rmialness. a^K* cai4icltT a'iiHi ram U*'i»alr «f»rk Rector Bldg.. Chtca—. fMBlirltfYl. VIVENICE fRANSPORTATlON CO., wItmKs the IiLJln^ *.r **'’^‘* <‘*F'ly lo Imwever. In spite of all Jiipe Plnvlns I'niim (or St. Louis. Mo r.lrn'r in .h' e.* It whatever It Ul emild do. ARMSTRONG SNAKE CO. kept a r.xal' nf/ne™*’*’"' t**'*- "<> doubt. Tuesday. June I. at Madison. S'. D., we Jnat Hava moved oor oAre and ahtpptnc polat to handiean’^the n"*V i this killed them Arrived a little late, hiit that did San Antonio on nrroant of bettor eipreaa fnrti waa a corker show not stop them from pouring In on ua. over the ttSen. Snake Farm atwl Wild Animal Dana to tK-for" eiJhJ o^wJ **'“*'* '•>“8 * ’'‘I'** Th'' Yankee Rot.lnar.n Show eatod at Hrownvltle Send all order* and ad Tu4's i»»,-w-Tr> ' ** I” teal reels, sptsm horAs. fancy, paint M ai "Hsus” of liermsny. 4o tricks, isi cues; best fiSA X.’ . HKVT. ,ed iKdds-r-. etc Fish at the cook house all dav Circus Tents III the World Must sacrlllee, first check for M6 T^st P«-4trl St., nXCIXX.XTi, O. lung — I'.’.issi: w'ltlh ».3, J"*’ ’h*’ "e .Maiiiifa ^ BEARS. SNAKES. High glade work only. Illustrated catalog to the i''"’.''‘’"'L, *"7 withmtt ^ y ineMBAIIRI IVfonl<«ya, BntRoon*. profession. Tell us what you neeil and we will j f*lu- That a right. It did rain M^mdav. didn’t Wi fl*H. LUvnllAUUILUSHBAUQH, CovIngtON, Ky. "jmd lowest estimate on Job. ENKEBOLL ART 1 "uder water, so another near v-. , cfSiL FREAKS-MONSTER SNAKES CO., 5305 North 27th St., Omaha. Neb., U. S. A. Fuwu wa< plck<-d mit. snd In order to get rm It RE< G.M»OND HAND TKNTR FDR RAI.K aesia putnams wild animal store mY*njl(rK*rlF> ffifU* W.'ill «i>« pnt up In pls^"^ of BCTa m Wathingt«D St.. BUFFALO. N. T CIRCUS & JUGGL1»*G ' ibn tent the flreRwlnsr rKv*fn mt !«> on** p<»l^ tHfl ciulis,t lulls, Rat.insJtatiins and NoveltJ *. Stamp for cafa- 1! . . ^'Ua'nessoustness a'a* thatrnat logiie. ED'WARD VAN WTCK, Cincinnati 0. L ** '■ * ’!•»’ gurc -a we SNAKES I nice mfllther nr^ounfl thin ah^zw Tt WRfi Portable Lights t'holre lot of I'ytlsins, I'lliea, lllllla, broke *■' vAvwn -Aww- — _ I the «srne fbM rule exempllfl#Yl at Par&r^ V T> FOR SALE—Tent. <10x100, very cheap; 1 Wild June nnd fh“ u*‘iifil Sunday tbronr vlRltorii FOR haiulle. Mi.nkeya. BsImmiiis. Birds, etc, J. Hope 35 N. Bth St., Phlladslphla, Pa._ Hojf, gofMl Platform Show Tent, 44JxlOO. Tent ' tr**iifed tu Aometh’nx verr «eidzgm wen '.tit ALL PURPOSES 30x70. A. JONES, 24 Olenwood St., Warmn, Pa. !*! qujirtem ^nd *hat mnm par«mnfnr FLINTS PORCUPINES slaml raptUlly ""■» vRr!r>u« Other tenta. M'lnday long shipments HoiiimI, heallhy, sllrsctl**^ TPII TP ShowBhowOalfits Oat fits Send for Free Bargain ** w-,*" 'll"'!!; . o w . Tht Bolts A Wtyer Co. ieg.-larlsus. Iisiffeiialve. liw'X|H>lislve. lipeipish-il I rW I \ Booklet. APMBRF’BPER .MFO.CO.MFO.CO. . s Minn.. June drawing cards for elrriis.-s Siam, csmlvsls- I UHLll IUI IJ Springfield.SnrinofieldSpringfield, Illinois.Illinois |I " ' *'*■’ F’"’ • damte-T on o.ir feel- 223 Mlehlgai St., Cblttgi. window displays LIMWOOD FLINT, North Waterford. Malao. JUNE 26, 1909. X ti e Billboard 19

mill the alHu-iii-u uf aliliwalki waa wry uotlw W. J. Hunt recelred tl.CAM for peraonal In- alil*'. Jiirb-a, to hla bark and neck. liraiiil rurka, N. I)., waa |iri'lly fair, on Juiii* Cbaa. ticyer waa lb*- r.-riplent of finite a 1) \Vi' aliowi'il otiT III Kaat lirainl li'orka anil nice anni. ami alatea that he will n-tlre tbia United States Tent and Awning Co. tlii'ri-liy ^••^alM■l| a ll<•a^)' llfi'iw l,y not (ilaylnK fall, offtrlng hla ahow fur aale. He haa lie.-n fr*'r*'il the managenieut of one of the big City 47-53 S. Desplaines Street, CHICAGO. • ti-iy oiii- iili'aavil willli llii- allow Jay llartipti, tlieatrlral riHiipanlea. llial yiMiiiK <'lia|i w Im ai lli. ri-ki-rti-il acat tirkfta, Tb*' car that waa wrecked has been rebuilt, aliiiiiai aiil 111*' wrlli'f iiit*i tr*ml*li', Iml, aa In* aii.l la OIK'*' iiiori' In flue aba|>e. f the hlcK.'at days In the biat<.ry of the ahow. Goods' is Best. ili'ar olil I H A., iH-foro t-ntorliiK I'aiiaila, waa Klve liiimlreil iH-iiple were tnru.-ii. t'harb-a kiiraa, of Luraa. ert. l.-ft the ahow at Mllbank, en EDW. R. LITZIN6ER. And We Deliver |MatriHnp t'i4. Itinbanan r cently bought Ore more ele YOUR SELECTION OF SHOW EQUIPMENT raia-a. ami from lli'iiillo'a fiirwaril aomeraaiilt phanta. 1*0 a tili'vil**. ilown to the elown'a harla'r ahi*|i, .Appleton. Allnn.. fm June 10. rapacity lo the Witil icriar aft.‘rn<.Ki an*l fair bualn.-aa at alchr. Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker .\ II.I »,f .'Hill- of the aei. niakinic iti.al wlih tlllvla. MIno . on June 11. Shorty Ibigga. the l.li* rtiow eel rizhl imw an- the Kenelloa. clown and aer.diat. J.itned the ahow. TWO iinirjrle aet. .Atalon Triai|>e of wire walkera; I^aaka. .Minn., on the 12lb, threatening rain a a H*'rre anil Mirk.. In harkwaril laililer ilro|H>; the all miwning. Howe.er. they were lucky enough CQ TWOlOUTFITS CHEAP COMPLETE DRAMATIC OUTFITS"" I.am,T llr**lh**ra. a«*rlal return anil raatlna art; to get the |H'<4*Ie umler the ranraa in the after- DQ Ih.' Iliiraley Tr*wi|N* ami l'ran<|e|| liroihera. arro- nofio. when there waa an awful rain atorm. The Used three weeks. For sale VERY CHEAP. L. liata: Ii*»nahiiich ami Hamilton. Iiarrel Jumjiera; abow went 00 without any trimbie, aa they were the Mtiiino Tnaii- of Ja|>ane.. Marale. Trio, fortunate in haring a giaal lot. Get busy if you want THESE BARGAINS. liar et|N*rla. Arthur Ki.rl.ea ami tin. I.lml. in The ah*m' Sumtayed at Iliiffalo. Minn., a aey- -ii unau|>|Ma-tei1 la.Mer ami barrel kli klnc aria: PDty-mlle Jump, g.dng through Mlnneapolia. a Specify “DRVDUCK” MILDEW-PROOF a I.*.lila Tr'Hi|.' of arrot.ata. ami a 1**1 of .mali which raua.fl aooie ilelay. ai'ta T h.' .'lown. ar.* th**re. too atr*Kia*'r than l.lmla J.*al Julian, the noted equestrienne. CQ IN YOUR NEW TENTS. QQ Ih.* |»ro..*rt*lal hl.'ka KJ .Xlleo la liai'k on the Jolne.1 the *h*>w at Kuffalo. .b.*w. now anil a lot of new rlowu icaica are llulTalo. Minn., June 14. tumaway bualoeas in L. alrerily ailil.al lo the tir«» trtlnc fttillt ami c*'tllnc the ahow on an*1 *i(T Mr*. Murphy was 21 year* olil. .She wa* mar¬ Llamas, Kangaroos, Antelopes, Polar Bears, Russian Bears, the hita w'lti the •**.»• ,,f a 'TIapp.r Jark.*' ried on Nmrember 4. last, at her home. In Yea. he at:|l aliitlera w h*'n el.'ll.al. hut at that Na«hvllle. Tenn. .A few day* after their mar- Cappybara, the strongest of all platform shows; 1,000 Mon¬ I* ter hee-a hl. twarliica rl'.ge Mr. and Mr* Murphy rame to Cincinnati 'like t'**t !«• anil Ah W.'.t two aaw.liiat releh rnd fiimlab**! a two-paim flat. Last April Wal keys, Cassowary, Rhea, Emus, Cranes, Waterfowl. rill*', w l.i hare t.-i'n . ii'inei't.'.l with a*tntr of ter Muriihr left the city when the Ilagenbeek the teat al.. ...teral that .late hark to Noah a Sliiiw’* went on the road. LOUIS RUHE, - - 248 Grand Street, NEW YORK, N. Y. time r.ia-ntlt t|..!.at 11: .rc*' W Ci.alhart. an.1 The eonmer rlaltnl the house, and was un¬ Suale the way W.-.i an I «;...Ihart halted them able to b-am of any motive that might have DAVID LACHMJklf. WILL L. WmSLOW. e*ut ah*«it I>«j' raatelln'a daya waa a aln. I toM I*-ompied Mr-«. Murphy to take b«>r life, eicept t .i lii.t wlni.-r Ihi t I auai.eet.*.t C.N.thart of that *he had been iimb-rgidng treatment for a .'inpl.it Inc . .me ..eret fa. hitlito for the elim¬ m'nor aliment, bnf thU did not seem to have ination '.f wrinll*. Now I :ii aitre ..f It afT.-ct.-d her spirit*. U-tter* from her bnsliand. LACHMAN COMPANY BREATER SHOWS •Any man that ran tmtrh on the oM llm.-ra aa w traveling with the Ilagenbeek Show, were PLATING LIVE TOWNS ONLY fiwind. whlrh «howeooal committees at V.'<'h'IIIe, Tenn., ami telegram* wer*' sent to rian.|.**t on.- of the canc .-atialnc a ceneral H'-lton and Horton hare ralsvd money to relebrate the Fourth. You get two big da.vs with this s*It Ijike City, notifying her husband of her compaiiy W.ANTEI*—Kerris Wheel and Legitimate Concessions and two more Shows. WILL n«ht .lurinc which Ih.- hor waa arri.b nlatlr death. felled with a rlub and r* n.I.-red iir..->na. bwta Th*- L. WINSLOW, Manager. lad w .a tak*-n *0 a hi.ap)ta1. wh.T.' hla raae waa r.*|Ha l>r**abarh. on.* of the trainer*, Urea mantc*'d to rout him from the “ronch while anting i*n the hear rage dnrlnc the *tr.>et nerka’* far rnd a ceneral rhaae by an Infurl permle. waa attarke.1 hy on,- of the N'a«ta. Mr. at.*d mi*h • f.dl.iw*-.l Ilwir.c to the .-onceated I’r.'«harh had creat dlfllrulty In autMliiIng the Gabriel & Hunter’s Wild West rondltlnn of the rallr.iad yanta. th*' n.-cro man- animal, emi aiiffer.*.! a badly lareratr.i right arm ac*'d to ebnie hla piiraiiera and. tip to the time a« a re'.nit fr*Hii the I'ncuint.'r. The terrtflr State lowest salary fi st letter. Bt' ready to join by wire. No booze fighters. Frank .*f mr departure had not N-en raucht. h.-at ai-.-m**l t*> e(T**rt *m.* *.f the b.,ar». which Hurley write, .\ddress, KennelwotHl Park, Pittsburg Pa., six weeks, then road. While wealed In a newapaiwr offl.-.' at Rorh t**c‘ther with the notae r***.ultlng from the r>4>- KDDIE WRIGHT, Manager Side Shows. eater, a dlat>r.trh came orer the wire, atatinc n of a luilbling, frtghtene.1 the animal. that Mlrhael ll'amey. a harehark rider with the r..le ftrwthera* rirrua. atteniptr.1 anirlde al hla h..me In Harbor Treek. Pa., by rnttinc hla NOTES FROM BILLIE BOUGHTON’S thriMit ll.~*ner had la-en home for aheiit a week OVERLAND SHOW. SPARKS SHOWS WANT when on W*aln'*nl*r ntchl. a few mtniitea after fweire o'rl.wk he iterlar*-d lo hla father In Kain ha« h«>en the pnwninent feature for fw*-* law that he waa tlr".! of llyinc and would end W*'i-k« .At <;<**IIaml. Ind.. a hall atorm »trurk CIRCUS RERFORVIERS hla life The threat waa ciren little attention the tent. anm and f*>tind him Mr. IliHighton n-eently purrha**-*! a military with hla throat eul han*l organ, which ha* proven ijuite a drawing strel Show in Side Show. Address CHAS. SPARKS, Steelton, Pa. l»r Wllllama.m of Harbor Creek, waa aunt r.vrvl. moned. anil afl<*r ronablerahle wiwk manace.1 lo alar the creat flow of blood and partly re alre the patient An eaamlnatbm of the woun.1 • how<-d that ll<*oney had rut the windpipe, bill The MURRAY COMPANY had not aerermi the Jucular yeln Telephone Main 345 To day I learne,! that Hooney la cctllnc along UNIFORMS AT OUR NEW LOCATION aa well aa ran be eapeele.1 .lual h* for.* leaalnc Krle I aaw Hurt (KIdi For Bands, Military* 140 to 150 Ontario Street, - - CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, Wheeler He la a real aiwrlal acent In the iFormeriy S9-6i W. Waehincton Street) employ of I'ole Ilrolhera. an

Basket Ball, etc., etc. Quick, for No. 2 Comi>any; .Merry go ronnd. Ferris Wheel, Electric Show. Plantation. Vaudevtll,, PAID IN FULL, Seii4f*r CATALK. Crv'atlon, Craay Hou*e. ITatform ami Novelty Svhvnv*. Free Act*. Colon*! Band. Can uac clean Bf Sure and Mention ron<*>»*ion*. (lO.tkl each, no cxclu*ir<-s. Show oi>cu* July 11th and will play the begt carnival lovvna In the Northwest. Y'e*! the Great Sanger Show* No. I I* getting the money and No. 2 r. A TNeloe. general claim agent of the Kind Uniform WantexL *how will get big money. AnawiT quick to J. C. HUGHES. Sole O'waer, Adrian. Minnesota. Pnlon Paelfle Itallroad t'ompany. paid all elatma In ftill. for all miialeat Inatrumenla. etc . eauaed For Show rarades, Horae and Pony Acts, Advertising Pnr hy the wrecking of the prbate car of Chaa Western Uniform Go. poses, etc. Send for price Hat. Manufactured by • lerer'a Show aereral weeka ago. at Wamego. ai4S. Clark ST. Chicago Horse and Pony Plumes SCHAFMBS. 612-614 MetropoliUn Ave., Brooklyn, N. Kan -H 20 X ti e Billboard JUNE 2«, 1909.

NOTES FROM 101 RANCH. I ramp of tho ciroua. He orror complatncsl of hr tbrirdr tineftnr mare.marr. I.ad.vIjiily lUnl Mr. ami MrsMr* ,'*; • 1*3 J4. - Inc III ami It waa not known even to thoao Smithdth will leaveIravc Callatin(iallatin shortly,aliorlly. to Join a showallow « ollege 1*01111 » Jll. W lillealoue »i at, We cot to Boaton, Sunday momlnc, June IS. i “'<>'** Intimate with him that he had the alicht- In the Kaat.Cast. Welsh Hro*. . John T. Welsh, mgr.; I*hlla.. In good time, and upon arrlriDg at the lot (Bos physical weakness. Tlierefon'. when the HeeinnlnirBeginnlnp June 14 the IH'OUle of ton College Uroundsi, found a large crowd await- I newa reached the show lot. th«> effi'Ct was wif,ie-s’ a elrciia alamt eierr Welsli'a, C.d. %l II.: l‘lltaburg, l‘a., June lu ing ua. Kverythln* went up quickly and the "r* **'/ > !en diva the followl.ik Imlef. grounds were thronged all day by people eager;**** take a long time f4dnsou: Ailams. N !>., £1; Ar.I.M-li to m.e the cowboya.%owgtrU. ^IndUTTnd Mex-| -ww.vy too. f^for tbe^the dec.-as.ll was a rare w'!^l[,ce ind "'.jrlUngl^rilr^J^^ Jimt - llageiils.k ‘Jl. St. Tle-iiiaa Cavalier lili. IcRnK aft they went about their rarloua dutlea. of nature, ami an ktna ana nei| ou >%»» w%iik% ski We have het^n playinic to capacity bualneM I • temW woman. Ttie anlrit of a almple The Ramum una i^illlev i>how placed here all week, and everything is going nlcelv. ' n"'**’ ’k *!•“ *?*'* to gvaal Imaineas at \\ llllamaiairt l*a.. Jnn*" MIDWAY COMPANIES. l-.e-t-m has given us a line time. Ideal weather. 1 "•'* •*"“ »*'•***’'•• •* •** f»'‘'™*>*' - *'»• X^t a bit ''orral'n *.we^haiflUY he"! ! g^rtS^nis^dM ‘n.lrT^a? 'iL tem^r";? (Recelveil Moo late for riasaincalloa.) ThroughloM-iiKM theme court.-syeourL.-sjr otoi i.e. C. Miller,.inner, 1,5<)0i.ow i; X .Up (O.,—. he was alwavs even ami The106 Elks,r.lKS. ofOI Milwauket*..Muvvjiutvee, Wlsvv is., iiaiv-have Cash A nines .Aiiiii-emviit Co., No. I, Harry 'hi ''He always hid a ready w.vnl or engag.-d Mackay'a Kur..|H-an clrens wild w.west st Mlm-s, mgr.; l.ake Preston, S, P.. 24'Jd. noon performance. A number of the RingUng , fellow bitten by the Wm-s. and ami tralm-d animal sli.iw. f.w th.- w.-eki-k of l.audHTti>ii. Minn , 2h July ,3. iw.|di- also the ^FTank A. Robbins folk saw | there was never any sign of his knowing It. July 1:1. Cash .V hums .\iuiim-um1iI Co., No, 2, II. Weller, the si*"’*' Monday, both aggregatioos b.‘lng In i [{p really was a flm-, wholesome man. with no - — mgr.; Illllsbotvt, N. !>., 'JU2A, Rugby 2k Boston...... meanness or envy In his nstiire. and his warm. TENT SHOW ROUTES- I -Jill) ,i. The B.iston slogan at prt-sent Is ‘I love my j unselflsh kind Is so rare In this grlmllng world. j Mar.ilaml .\iiius*-iiieut Co. No. I. K. 8. W’ulcoti. circus, but, oh, you 101!” | those who came In ilsllv contact with him will >'a.. 21 'Jd; BlueSeld 2K Miss Bertha Ross has recovered from her alwavs cherish bis memorv. ami be the better ituckshin Ben’s Wll.l W.-st: .OlenUngy I'arkt riient Illness and is once more back In the for his association. Columbus, U., Mav £• June Jd; i White City : HalUbury, Md., 21 saddle, riding burking horses. The ride she _ Psrkl Toleilo. C*.. 2S-Julv '.‘I Reading, mgr |iiil up on the “Uttle Roan” Monday afternoon Bamum k Bailey; St. Paul.’ Minn.. 23. Mlunesp- d''iionstrsted that she Is as g.Ktd as ever. Goldie I BLANCHE McKINNEY’S WILD oils 24; IJttleUttle KalisiVlIs 2.'«;2.-.; PnluthPuluth 2d: GramI S.. Clair and Marie Killinger are the other lady va/ceT%At ^ kt. the biggest, the Itaahlest. Sell on sight always. C«>inpare It with the one you are using ami jmige fur yourself. It contains ibe

Ronian rider. J. H. Chance. Lloyd Pegg. Wade Lessard. Walter No Nvoka sent C. O. P. Cash must acompauy Pan PIx continues to make them howl with I Newliall. Floyd Randolph. Ray Jackson. Pick Carlin Bros.’ New Modem. F. M. Carlin, mgr.; p,ohich and everyeverv onler. WWe do not pay Express his funny antics when alioard Virgil, the ronle. Garrison and Glen Bingham, rowlioys; Karl Susquehanna. Pa.. 23; Windsor. N. Y.. 24; t'hargesbarges or Fivlght.Freight. In onlerlng bvs.ka please Harpersville 2.'i; Balnbrldge '26. Gn-ene 'JK; Name. .Advlreaa. 8ti Pan's whiskers are beginning to droop, but be ; Mauliling and E<1. Manley, steer riders; Stack rite Name. -Advlreas. State and County plain Oxford 2!*. ^ LargeitLargeat Bong Book Pnbliahar in tha World, aaya that la not the reason the mule stops up I rlB* shot; Bee Gray and Buffalo Yernor. Pv'.Armoml s Greater S; Bridgewater 28 ICHII Cll I tern sadMsad M slideslides. aretirllBe light. t£> Psil) catching them upon their return. His appearance ! <’do*'*Hng of bucks, aquaws. and papoom-s; a Is-nnox av; Hudson 'JR: Sheldon. Is.. 30; hoohflo SatSm «» MasiralMwsicwl Cow BellsI ud K fri *«*€ P»«>*. In the arena, dressed in native costume, causes ] ■(■Kc coach and Imlgrant train. Louis Rys.-r !< Hartlev Julv 1; Mllf-Wil 2: Emnietshurg 3 trade Eismiaation on eaah‘ daisvstt. R. WALPBGX. much comment. chef. Fmintaln's. Bohbv. Spring City. I'tah. 23; F.ph- iaratkerivllle.t'amtkerisUie. Mo. Princess M’enona, in fancy and trick rifle I-- ralm 'J4; Nephi Mantl 2«; Marysvale 'JK; ahiMiting, la acknowledged to be the beat yet i BIG OPENING Klsim>r.> 20; Richfield 80: Sallna July 1: Gun GUff ft* when It cornea to ahooting from the back of a I viivvj. nison 2: Mt. Pleasant 3. SHOWw* BPAINTINGS running horse. .r, . Gentrv' Bros.' No. 1; Cleveland. O., 21 2n, Minn.. would b<- the talk of every town visited. Tlie Thief River Falls 2»: F.vsston 30; BemIdJIIdji |and Pony Shows where'"pen'fiTisH*!^ n** 1**^ *7*1*^’ ^ "'ae"”* were painted and striped as with a big JuIt 1: Park Rapids 2; Wailena 3. .K “''J’ "how . -nie hsmess brand new and the hacgiige Hag.nheckWallace. Idaho Falls, Ida . 23; Comet andam Clarinet, or account of mlsrepresen audience and the d.monstratlon he re- | including the horses weighing n-d less Butte. Mont.. 24; Helena 23: Missoula 26;26- tatim.tatIm. JoinJ' on wire. V. H. COTXLTEB. Mgr., ^•aklr *Pl'**use was certainly a record , than 1 .SOn potind*. SiM-kane. Wash.. 2^20 Cmuir d Alene. Ida..la.. Villitca.Villitc*. In., ti; Elliot B8. Per. addr., Al- Sammy Garrett continues to make good with i 30; Rltxvllle. Wash.. July 1. North Yakima baay. Mo. the old stunt of rolling a running horse by the I PRAISE PENNSYLVANIA OFFI* 2; Ellenshurg 3. tall. Chet Byers has a new trick with the CIALS. Henry's. J. E : Petershiirg. Okla.. 23: Orr 24: —« — I'lriaf. calh-d "Sunflower.” that is a stunner. ! •Atlee 23; Cornish 26. KB# Holmes’ Wild West. Ben Holmes, mgr.’ Nee- 1f|f flC Texas Cooper Is renewing old acquaintances Much praise Is due County Petective Glass, of nah. M'Is . 2126 RIpon 2KJaly 8. Westernwf Be* Bronchos thift i Shiininiiii. I*a.. for the oxofllent ftorrire renderea riAnMf hoiifte Ijiftt ftoaftonseason while here withw th The ; the John Robinson Shows when they exhih!te<1 '*24'^ Cedar North *Bend 26* Roselaod Liberty; S head or leas; well bnAen a^ Risind I'p. there June 13. A crowd of rowdies attempted ^;^eir5.-Mi„Zn 3r”:i^e.. July 1; •“5: c: Edyth Tantling and Florence Ij; flue are to “side-wall” Into the show, hut were dls at’'each'*?M rf.^mane ropes and do jI.ne ..^e Bill's Wild WestWe.f A Indian Congress. C. IF. _ m. are the talk of the *‘P”‘^ ! further damage. IVtectlve Glass put up a Rhodes, mgr.; (AIt.AI Fresco Park* P-oria.peoria. IllIII., NE\^ TRIPLE-ACTION ir. a-‘ ^^*’'" «"<> good fight, assisted by the clrcns bovs. and t St. Louis, June 23 1 ‘ ' 1 iv _. I/.ndonI>^IMlGO 2: NpwNew Har^nHaven T3. ^ • tUnf jrf, Muftt do ilnfle »olo. Art well Taken all In all. we have had a week In Bos- ' --- MeKInuey's.r-Mnueys Blanebe, Wild West. Jim Gabriel esfabll.he.1 atkt works the best time Addr.aa ton that is hard to beat. Great business, fine' CIRCIIQCIRCUS GOSSIPGfYQCID *A L. 'fM Hunter, r.igrs Kankakee,Kankakee. IIIIll . 21- cLCB. earn Th. Billboard. 1440 Broadway, H.w weather and no serious accidents. We leave here VslrlLUS IjUbblK.• 26; tKennvwoodtKennywon.! Park > Pittsburg. Pa.. 28 w-.w ei*- Satiir.lay night for I.ynn. where we will no l - Ang 13 doubt, psek them, as the people In this ’part I Advance Car Xo. 1. of the John Rob- Norriswris aA Rowe's: I.lshon.I.lslxm. N I*.,P., 23. Oaken 24;24: . ^ m the cotintry were hungry for a good Wild ' Insonkm Show, was Inin Corry. Pa..Pa . June 13. billinghilling Redfleld. S. P.. 23: Clark 36. Rrooklags 28; : E2 A I I Ml HB1^ I ^ I West, and they say 101 Is Just what they have ; Ih"e rhycity for the app-aranceapp-aranee of that show. June D<’De Smet 2t«:2t*: Salem 30 13 AA ^ 1^ I I be<-n bstking for. 2ft. The car was in charge of W W pale, RInglInglagling Bros';Bros •; Waterhnry. Conn.. 23; New m mm while Frank Adams, had charge of the paper Haven 24. Bridgeport 23: StamfordStamfoM 26: Glo-OIo- . ^ I TYie erew of the No. 1 Car consists of W. W versvllle.versvllle, N. Y . 3K: T'ticat'tica 20:251: Syracuse 30; AAl IW FROM THE GREATER NORRIS Pale. Frank Adam*. (Tias. Venender, J. Nolan. Rochester July 1; Ilnffalo 2: Erie, Pa.Pa., 8. i Sullivan. E. St R,d4)lns'.4d.lnn' »>ank A ; Rumford Falls. Me . 28.23. flaVP FoUrth JuIV Opeil. NcW Hal- ROWE CIRCUS. II a I.K „**’'S*" " Marsh. Karl stagd-r, Mrerm.^weMrerm<-ire Falls 24 Farmington 23: Water : i s i i ..i» Ii ; i ti ii /i H. Smith. B. Brown f^h*« Knowlton. C vllle 20; Bangor 2K; LInroln 2H2It Oldtown 3030. lOOnS. A(l(lrC8S ISailOOniSli t . ' By THOMAS J. MYERS. Keam. E. Shaw and Karl Smith Roldnsnn's. JrJ.n: lywk Haven. Pa . 24 R-n Since returnlnff from the South the r;’S;'Ej:SEmporium J 26: Kane 2S; Corry 20a”'” ; l>o,v :«!», Morristown, Tcnn. The c.reater Norris A Rowe Show came out „ S'" ok ' m of Canada, at Portal. June 13. The route from “ irtow Show has enjove.!enjoved g.s.lgfssl business In the ^■*'*Ms hr-*Br w^ks of ikI health. *” ""K’^*'** Sun Bros, Clarksburg W \a., 23. Bruna- North Pakofa. and will then go Into South Pa- i ^ " -l-xm HALF,- kofa and Minnesota. The Rarnum & Ralh-yBallf-y Show played surer 'Family. Bert surer, mgr Fn-eport. Rdlaon Picture Macbln*. practlrally new, IlH** Representatives of the Yankee Robinson .Show ' to capacity hnsinr-ssbusiness at IxdhIsdh is-rformanres'is rformanres at Mich.. 23; Clarksville 24 Saranac 25; Smyrna mislel. May lie aeen at HIJou Theatre. Bay and the GolImar Brothers’ advance visited at i "Wilkes-Barre. MkIlkes-Barre. Pa., on June K Mr Jar Rial. 26. onne. .N \ . or buyer may call al "fll'-e of Minot. N. I)., and were entertained. I sfieelSfwi-lal press representative, r-ra-rts that at Spark*’: Gettyabnrg, Pa., 23; Hanover 24: Col BUOn CIBCVIT CO., SB* Loagarr* Bldg., Haw W. E. Ferguson, the general agent, paid a i^TarS'-ranfim. * all ree„rda umbla 23. York City. flying visit at Harvey, June 16. He reports the "ndand 'had to close the ticket wagen long ln-fore stands ahead as being In fine shape and we Iiwik Ibe performance Iwgan In the for continued good business. !reu« played to well satisfied audi-nei Barney Kunkell Is making a splendid record as I "Hies. J 1 Comedy Circus Acts *“** Puelteh Is all that The Melbourne I'nited Shows Win- fif't'^n^ t'^k of”thrnre‘‘,en,'“;eas^* oJ^m.-r. and ln,g?r^. en'l nt of Every Description citT .V D. M.Sfd.Tj':.ue%" .'’‘*'‘”" f-r eonrinumi. d.v. of rain e-m,mene,r.g At Eftftt T>ntHi« **- frelgbtislfrelgbt.il inlandInland for .me week tot.i «a tiH-tl».- of Lln.nln.Lincoln. Neb. Mia Isidy was shipp.ilshipp.-d to i yallev that had n.-vernever seen a sbow an,laiwl It m.s Also want Two Bucking Mules. Ten Comedy Clowns. his h.mie town for burial, accompanied by a ! , drivirg tl..the iM-nlem-.iile bark'back' In ..rller to brother, who came -m.m to B.wfon from Chicago. * .11, ,b?. f%t,ent ^ ’ ' State your salary. Adilreiw .Mr. Wo.sIwariI had tei-n wllli the big show since . the spririg of TfKts. I Mr. and Mrs. .June Smith. form<-rly The sinl.len death of “BIU” W.iodward was a , with Sun Broth.-rs' Rallr.md Sti.iws, have le-.-n gr-at slMick to Ills working eomradea In the rook In Gallatin. T.-nn.. for M-v.-ral w.i.ka. training FRANK P. SPELLMAN, NtaveBldg., CINCINNATI. JUNE 2e, 1909. 21 FRANK P

Cut out ticket-taker’s salary and cost of tickets by using a Registering Turnstile THE WORLD’S Ask fur particulars.

Tickets, Boxes and Reels. 405 Neave Building, Cincinnati, Ohio. ril b«-t (live iboUMiuil doUHrxi, that my Circuit of State Fairs In which 1 handle the anius<>- THE NATIONAL TICKET CO. iiieuta. Free Attractions, and IVrcfiilaKe shows, is the best circuit of fairs eVer orKanized by anv CLEVELAND. • - • OHIO oue man, set of men, or women, either, in the L'uitetl States with no exce|>tion, FOK I Ke the best attended "State Fair” and elas-trlr light free of charge. And we only want one concession of each kind, so that you In the United States. For the past twelve ,vears this fair has only ran days and played to on an will get ymus. Address, week of June ai. (Tsreniore, Dkla. (untler auspices of Red Meni; 'IxU. attendance of lOd.tasi |Ks,ple each day. lone hundred thousand, i THIS YEAR WILL week of June 'JA, Vlnlta. Okla. (under Commercial Club); big Fourth of July Celebration there A.M) •J'MGHT.” I have had el.argo of their Free .Attractions ami prodiictsl them for >« Saturday; then, Miami, as shove. .AH free on the streets. Join the man who "knows” ** This mak.-s my ninth consecutive vear. NINE CON- b«iw to run a right Carultal, and run a Carnival right. CAPT. C. H. COFFBEE. Manager, SE< LTIA E Y EARS IS a pretty g.ssl re«..rd. and has never ts-eu duplicated. ‘l will also direct 1*. S.—Would like to bear from another small hand. the abows this year at the "OHIO STATE FAIR”. IILSIORY REPEATS ITSEU. A few sore beads who did not get on my circuit last fwason said, “he will never do it again ” hut Miily iDigtskt^D. Fair who tho is tb(* ptniplt* who gro wI.ho. f limit WITH THE UTMOST CONFIDENCE on tny r*ir I play wlM*tber you ar»* a or a Sbow’uian^Aml auv tluio roii a Fair B^T'r^li”rNVat STATk'AN^TtX'AUT\""’ "AS THE * INFtlRMATION FOR REAL SHOWMEN WITH REAL SHOWS. ^ conaeoutive mi gapa. uo small fairs; but you must have juuuethlng ^***'/•>'■** Ihat have been worked to death. .Any show that has merit I am

OF EVERY 405 Neave Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio NOVELTIES DESCRIPTION FRANK P. SPELLMAN, General Manager. We are headquarters for

1909 Catalogue How Ready -^WAHTS AT ONCE- Your name on a postal brings a copy. FREE. LEVIN BROS., Est 1886, Cor. 61b and Cherry Sts., Terre Haote, Ind. Performers for Hippodrome America’s Foremost Streetmen’s House. EXPOSITION CARNIVAL 4th JULY CELEBRATION itr Firs Itrpartmcnt—Beardstown. Ill.. June 2S July l'2-3. Six Big gbts Ballmad and Siramhoat Excursions dally. «*n main streets, in heart of shady |>ark In renter of S<|uare. Great Western Exposition Co. furnishes X|.;i»_Stmws: Wild West. Animal, Illusion. Ibig and I'ony, .Aqua. A'audeville, Circus, Good Flstform Shows, Ferris Wheel. WANTED—Stadium Acts. Aerial,' Grotind. and Senaatltmal .Acts of every description. WANTED—I..egit- NOTICE TO STREETMEN —Come on. big money for .mhi. .Address We supplied Memphis .md Louisville with our Famous Baked Tinsel Pennants and will GREAT WEBTEBM EXPOSITIOM COMPANY. Beardstown. lU. have Pei nants for all big tlbings throughout the country. If you want the big money-maker of the season communicate with us at once and we will quote you lowest prices. A full line of novelties always on band, and the largest assortment of SPiCIAl RE ENGABEMENT! ONE MOR^ WEEI Babies and Buttons, A*ir: I LoA'e My Wife, but Oh, You Kid! Etc. Rose Wentwortti RUDOLPH BROS. 520 S. 5th Street. PHILADELPHIA. PA. 50 Attractions-50 Carnival Nlfhtly EQUESTRIENNE In tha Heart of Heailtng a (ireat Free Open Air Bill of High ClaM GREATER PITTSBURGH. Vaudeville Acta Matinee Batiirday. S—Banda—3 Wanted —Good Eight Italian prefetred; pay sure; also a B flat ColcH-ed Cornet Flayer, wh.-) can read, few Plantation Band; al«.i set of small Chimes, for Ball.vhix); two more Shows and ail kinds of Concessions. Have two big Fivurth of July Celebrations; Qu'.inah. Texas. 'J-3. and .Anadarko, Okla., 5-fl; plenty of giHXl Fairs to follow. Also want first-class Conderman Ferris Wheel man. who thoroughly understands Lambart engine. .Address. |hw mute. A. H. BBOWN, Manager., Vernon, Tezaa. week of SI; Quanah. Texaa. week of 2S; Anadarko, Okla., week of July 5. S Geese and 2 Roosters Wanted for the Greater Nichols Shows At Liberty for Fairs. Parks and Vaudeville -: THE SHO'W THAT NEVEB CLOSES :- For open time, etc., address. Billboard, Cincinnati. Ohio. Musicians f.; Coliseum and Plan¬ tation Peiqde. AA'illie Simmons ami Co., o'lne home—can us«> you Joe Balli. White musicians address Jt*K BICCI: cohwe«i miisicisns. addn'ss H.AMP H.VKl'ER: all others. LEW HICHOLS. Seward, Neb., June 81 to 86; Blair, Neb., June 88 to July 3. CANDY CRABB DOE NUT MACHINE Earns $S3 in a Singla Day. Hleevs Cameras from $lh np. Boltons for all makes Complete outfit, $50. Sold on easy tenns that enable of cameras. Plates and supplies. Writs tovlay. | the operator to pay half of the purchase price out of profits on sales GLOBE ELECTRIC A MFG. CO. Candy Cribb Novelty Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Dspl.n, 35* Psarl St.. Nsw York. U. S. A. Our rxliona now operating machines througbont the coon- try are invited to writs for new Doe-Nnt Idess, sent frss. EXPERIENCED IN FIREWORKS ? If you have had experience in discharging fireworks displays Wanted for July 3, at Cynthiana, Ky and are open for an evening’s engagement July 6th, near C0MCE88I0H AMD FUVIIJEOE MEH who want good location for July 3d; plenty of money and big crowd aasured; one big day; write quick If you want a good place. Cincinnati. Address X. L. V., care The Billboard, stating terms. JAMES McMUBTBY, Jr., Secretary. X ti e Billboard JUNE 26, 1909. The Chicago Skates Are Reliable Skating Rink News

Roller Skating Continues Popular, and the Many Close and Cor¬ respondingly Interesting Championship and Other Races Seem CHICAGO ROLLER SKATE CO.. to Give Impetus to the Fascinating and Healthful Pastime. 285 E. Madison St., Cbicago. Ill. Compendium of News Notes from Various Quarters of the Globe. Henley Roller Skates CHAMPION DEFEATED. I warning the akaters that there were two Iai» - I to go, Devine overtook I’eggy O’Neil, of the iJilest M««1<1 B.all Bearing Kink Skates. I’sed In majority of all Kluka. Nickel plali-«l StM-l. Ball Bearing t’lub Skatea, with Fibre, Steel t'omblna For the firat time in aeveral years, W. E. i ft*’’*?V**. ^ "i*" .*^*lu***»'**°f Barker, of Newark, former cbam|>ion roller ^ Uevlne lost no time in going to the ^rout. Close, tlou. Alumiuuiu or Boxwood Hollers. skater of the East, at all distances up to ten , DetMne s heels, Jack Delaney, of the ten- miles, comi»eted in a roller skating race held in >»fe a hoop thirty-six y^r Henley Racing Skates was contested at the Metro|>olltan Holler Kink, | Inches in diameter would have fotind them all Broadwav and Fifty second street. New York, Inside the circle, Hnishlng in the order nameil: l’»*sl atHi endonosl by s|s-«-d witnessed the event will have something to complete skate In the market Is desired. from scratch, and he had to content himself ! talk a:iout while the rink Is closeaaa.. n>V*al1O’Nell, forty.aata yards,a ■ ..1. won;wan - anteed. NEW YORK AMATEUR RACES. Mike Kunda, fifty yards, second; Jack Delaney, ten yards, third. Time: 3-17. Third Heat—Arthur Millar, twenty-five yards, J. Ferguson, of the Clermont Roller Skating won; Art Maloney, forty-five yards, second; Jack Club, showed unexpected form Tuewlay night, Delaney, ten yards, thlnl. Time: 3:16. June 1.6. at the Metroisditan Roller Rink. Broadway and E’lfty-second street. New York, In a mile and a half handicap race for ama Arrangements have been made, and ground teurs. Starting from the forty-yanl mark, Eer- | ^.jji broken immex2tNi feet. The opening date for next season are Daufuallr well hith grade sia- first time, was n'd "'‘’V*|,,_Vnr«ee Tbe I ***■* •>*“en announci-d as September 1.6th. and it adjastrd and Aoely unable to take better than third place, Irtial and mprtiut Is Mr. Benson’s expectation that the coming st“a finished—they are THE BEST ICE AND ROLLER SKATES time for the race was 5:10 2-6. mrcbanically per¬ • atkmaathip; son will be a more busy one even than the last. For more than y> years the standard skate has been the fect. Smooth mn- Ie I i a bIe and Winslow. It is niaile by the most skilUd taorkmru, from “rpeedr." Br« AL. FLATH’S LETTER. the finest materials, in the largest skate plaut in the RINK CLOSED and •kalert »ill bate world. All styles ami priors. l’lea">e send lor our new Georee Devine of the Hipp.Mlrome Rcdler We ^11 sacrifice our Rlchards.m. Winslow. Vcl durable. DUS* but \A latluB . iliiKtratrd catalogues. They are free. Kindly ilnk wrm thr final of_the oplmlle ha^lcsp og?"" “AJX8TIC RINK. _state whether you arc interested in r.ce St the Hli.i>opeork- WANTED -.A first class RciM-rtoIre romiiany for erin.'inn and .Art Maloi-.ey. forty-five yards; .Matt entire summer season at Riverside Park Ashc- MIUTARY BAND ORGANS .MtCoruiack and Mike Kunda fifty yards. -4t X. C. I’avllion seating 1.2s had lieen RIVERSIDE PAVILION. AihcTille, N. C. We were the pioneers in the automatic held and manufac¬ coiercsi. and looked a sure winner at tbe half ture ten times as many self-players as all others combined mile. .At tills point, GeiH-ge Devine, who was FOR SALE—l.lSin ft. reels of film rdeastsl up for skating rinks, merry-KO-rounds, pavilions, cafes, etc.; and the biiie seratehiiian. bad to overcome what to Ma.v 1st, $10 to $20 js-r r tin- siM-etatorg almost 'mpossilile. The making outfit, $10; ww Mislel B, gas making tx-ginnlng of the ninth Up Devine caught Jack outfit, $.'to: Edison machines. $;i(i to gesi; ftvtit Yon Bet a UP:aL MUSICAL INSTKUMKNT of Buaranteed IH-Uiie.i. of the ten-yard mark, and did not overland living wagon. $I(ai. Will buy film. durability when you Bet a Wiirlilwp—not a MKCHANICAL linger iH-hind liim instant, going right by I’assion Flay, maclilnes. FDR RENT 6 reeU MAKK8HIKT. \Ve supply the U. 8. Government with mus¬ and pic king up .Artbiir Millar, of the twenty- film, 3 seta of song slidea. $12 wcs-kly ical instruments. I*owest prices and easiest terms. five yard mark. .At this isiiiit there was but H. DAVIS. Watertown, Wia. a ipiarler of a mlb- left to skate, with O’Neil. Diir new Ofiiiags ratalogus aliowa th» complrt* lln* of Wurlltssr of tbe f->rty yard mark, still bolding a ten-yard Street Mcn and Agents kUhh .Automatic Miislral Inalrumenta, iocluSIng lbs I’laslDO, TonouboM, lead o\er Devine. Tbe next two Ups, I.N-vine To sc-ll Severance’s Rapid t'alculator iiiiist l»e I llkh Hart). .Mancl-illn (Juartet ami H*xtrt, 6$ not* amt 88 nnls i’Isysr was slice.-vfni ii, p.a^!.;ng Mike Kunda. of the (julck in figures. Big inonc-v lo right men i'lanoa. Violin. Fliits and Trcnuilo I’lanos, Military Band Organ. fifty yard mark, and Herman UK-kernian, of the Sample copy .60e, returnahle. 'D. N. Seversnoe l*tauOrcbcstrB, »lc. Writs today to our ncarpst branrb fur a frs* ropy. forty-file } ard mark. Just as the gun fiasbe-d. 271 Oak Street, Chicago, Ill. ’ THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER COMPANY New York CINCINNATI C h I c a s o BALTIIVIORE FLYER 25-27 W. 32(1 117-121 K. Fourth 2(i0-2(>8 Waluish A Rink Skate at Last !

This skate has .50 pier cent. 1cm parts than any otiier skate on the ARE YOUR LAMPS BURNING OUT? \Vc t;iiaranli’e our hiiiips, market. The skate without a rivet 20.000 8 and 16 c. p., clear .... af 6 eta. each, 10,000 8 a nd 16 c. p., colored . . . . at 7 eta. each, 6,000 2 and 4 c. p., wlgon .... at 10 eta. each. Baltimore Skate Mfg. Co., - LAMPS TO aSNT- BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 33 Miohlgan Avenue SAFETY ELECTRIC CO., CHICAOO. ILLINOIS. JUNE 26, 1909. Tlie Blllt>oaPcl 23

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The i+tnilHTt Theatre Uit week. Kor five wi'.'ka, l.viiian llnwe'a Travel Kealhal held fi»rlh lliere and more |M-i,|de went "ahroad" Profp^sional Roller Skaters^ diirliik tlila time tliHii aetiially |Co to Kiinnie. 1 lOICddionai IXUllCl hJlidlcl 5 41 and 43 Warren Street, MEW YORK. The HhiitM-rt »III reoiwii In Se|ilemt.er. Karl Largest and Oldest Dealer and Importer of Mteward. the mannker, haa ttoiie to New Ymk t'lty, where he will K|M'tld the heated montha. ASSOCIATION GAS, WHISTLING AND ADVERTI8IN8 y. \V. Vaaterlliig the treaaurer, will protiahly remain Iti town Alwlii llar|>er, the aaaiataiit Orgauixed to give greater prominence to bona fide Profetiional Skateri—those who R R ■ R 1^^ treaaurer. g<«’a to .New York, where he ho|>ea I I to eiilarke hla ll.'ld of laleH-s In the iirofeaahHi. . have a ftniahed act to offer to Manageri seeking Exhibition Skaters—and to promote ^ ^ W X M r'harlea I'laatiy. the head rkee|M-r and Kii|>er ' Roller Skating in general. AlSO NOVCltlcS lor Strectmcn. Inteiideiit, will remain In charge during the Address SECY EARLE REYNOLDS, 1440 Broadway, N. Y. City, care The Billboard. »• - ... aunimer. aa ruatiallan. receive every week from Thia la the laat week of the Auditorium Thea¬ tre. Jane Kennark haa l>een at thIa theatre All the Stars of the Skating World ^ and sizei, that we guarantee of for the |>aat two weeka. and haa iino’e than ** superior quality to any offered on «iu|d|eate,l her foriui-r au<'e<-aaed their rinka.rinks. The artiatartist HV4 HOHU playaplays ‘ a « p— aa w a w The act that brlriga thouaanda to roller return engagemenUenga4cementa oontinually.oontinoally. Kink Man-Sfan- JA I IB Y M V' Vm All niada lead to Klectrlc l*ark. Kvery one rinka Addreaa PAUL L. DUPBEE. lUO agersagera who want an alwolntelyaimolotely high-clamhigh-class attrac¬attrac- lY I III E Y M I# In Kanaaa City guea. Klectrlc la all under cover, Broadway, New York, Billbokrd. tion. write at onc'eonce for open time. AddressAddretw 319.519. Y w w H ■ a I M a 1% and a rialt there la alwaya |ileaaaiit. The m w ColumboaColumbns Avenue.Avenue, Bosu.n.BoaUin. Msss.Maiw. « w m niualcal attraclhm at Kh-ctrlc la i'atrick Con BIG DOUBLE ATTBACTION way'a fannaia hand. 'nila la the llrat time THE FAMOUS I AT LIBERTY time Kanaaa City haa heanl him alnce he waa . RECKLESS RECKLAW here aa "iinderatiidy" to tiilmore, many yeara TAYLORTAYLOE TWIN SISTERS I after June aotii. Eccentric Seuaatlonal Cycllat. ago. FANCY AND TBICK SKATOBIAL S<-e Mv tlrlginal Race. FANCY AND TRICE SKATOBIAL I Experienced In the show business. Can join All the attractlona at Kh-ctrlc Nre liberally FANNIE LEIOHT. ARTISTS H after the above date. Wire or write. IMtronlieil. The vaudeville there for the week That Real Skating Uirl. Attraction fully Address Tbe Billboard, 1440 Broadway, 5 TUTTLE, Brunswick. Md. of the l.'lth. Included Klllotl and Weal, the guarauleevl. Addreaa RE( KI.AW tc C'U., New YorkY'ork City. R Havana TriaiiM- of Iiane<-ra, the tiarrlty Slatera. care of Hlllboard, 144U Broadway, N. Y’. C. l-eimard and I.iMile and the Alpha Troujie. ' Frank .\llen. tiToi»-rty man of the (Irtiheiim EL REY SISTE^SISTERS THE LAWER CHILDREN^CHILDREN Theatre, haa hla own Invention at I?Iectrlc. It EXPERT SKATOBIAL ARTISTS la called Tie- Jolly Itacle-lora, and la aa OBEATEST JUVENILE OIBL 8KATEB8. Waltz, Two-Step, Jig and Cake Walk, Dan¬ amualiig aa any cooceaalon at the |>ark. . The moat beautiful little ladlea before tbe cing, Stilt and Toe Skating, Lillian Ser¬ First-Class Carnival Companies Foreat I’ark rei»irla a land othce biialneaa. I AmerlcsuAmerican public today,to day, in an unsurpassed,unaurpasaed, peui’inepentine Dance. Add. JOHN \V.W. LAWLER.LAWLER, A l Thia week the tlld Malda' ('onvenllon la holding I up-to-date,u’S'l'',’*' Aniabed act. I’rotegea of Earle 020 Carrollton Are.,Ave., New Orleans, La. flf ynQK liniinTy forth at Fon-at. and la about aa amuaing aa Keynoida; tbat'a all. Addreaa .M. E. WIL¬ SON, 101 W. o2ud Strvret, New York City. could lie Imaglnnl. It la a parody, and la a ■RPPTTIA ■nOTTTT MAriir September and month of acivam from atari to llnlah Tbe Keller Slalera’ BERTHAAXiXViniK UKJVIJDOUD iUilUJVMACK October, at CAl.l MET GROVE. Blue Island, vlrrhealra la atlll there, delighting their many , “JOHN F. DAVIDSON ^ in Address EMIL SCHULTZ, PROP. frlenda and admirera with well chim-n (irograma. Original Anna Held Dancing Girl on Roll-Roll¬ Fn-e vaudeville waa Inaugurated laat week and or Ibe Famoua IlaridaoD Family of Skatera. era,ers, season HtOO-lhoT.HJ0t>-ll>07. Now playing rinks.rinka. {iroveil a real aucceaa. tjulte a novel art waa In hla wonvlerful exhibithjn of Trick and Homellome addreaa,address, 73 State St., Seneca Falls, PAfRI# preaenteil by Chrla. Chrialo|iber. a alnger of Arrvbilic Skating, High and Hroad Jump¬ New York. A big bit. Don't miss it. L U L II V V H 11 UM M F M tiennan aiiiiga and a trick vlollnlat. The (iee ing and SiM-ed Skating: alat> marvelous ex¬ Jaya, the human marlonettea. cloaed the hill. hibition of Stilt Skating. A aensation act Superior Attraction— —Refined Act * llbflll VllUffflllkll WII.I.IAM W SHKI.I.EY. from start to Aniab. Addreaa The Bill¬ board. 1440 Broadway, New York City. MISS JESSIE DARLING ATTENTION ROCHESTER, N. Y. Miss MAY DeMANCOURT PEERLESS SKATING ABTIST I We have excellent locations at Detroit for freak Qiri-rnwTST naw/'Tw/- n-rrvrti Exhibition Includes Famous Cake Walk. shows, animal shows, and other novelty pro- SKATOBIAL DANCINGDANCUiu QUEUIQUEEN AddressAddresa 21 Federal St.. Frovidence.Frovideuce. K. I., ductlons. Write immediately for particulars. In aplle of the contrary wealbei* during the GBACEFUL A FANCY TBICK SKATEB or IbeILe Billboard,BiUboard, 1440 Broadway,Broadway. N. Y. C. THE CASINO CO., 34 Monroe St., Detroit, Mich. fiaat week, bualneaa at all tbeatn-a and aummer An up-to-date attracthm. 1‘ermanent ad¬ reaorta la giaat. dreaa, MISS MAY DeMANCOUBT, 006 San Itertram I.ytell and a large company of Jacinto Street, Aoidln, Texas. MISS GRACE AYER PhQC Rouor’o TWO CAR playera open a llmitetl atork engagement at the Haker Tbi-atre June 14: go0 buys my Hoyt of Comiiany It, dlacloaeil the fact that Exhibition, concluding each night with a _ second-hand 70 ft. Tent, 30 middle, bale ring, Race agalnat any man in tbe Kink. Ad- each Individual merntw-r of the company ‘•will TYA'Dlt' T^IPTFTT T IPTXT'E'n'ir walls, marquee, 14x14, at Baker A LiKk- do.’’ tienlal Richard Haker la again atage di¬ drv-as 11247 E. Ii6tb St., Cleveland. O. DAREUaaWXj DEVILV XJj LEWECKXjJ!iWJ1i\JA wood, Kansas City. Mo. Give them the money, rector. ao the ataglng of the proiluctlona will . (YviiFTiv RRATFS tent. CHAS. GEYEB'S SHOWS, Raw- tie aa they ahould. PROF. CHAS. L. FRANKS V.UKX.COMEDY1/I SKATEB Wyoming. The l.yi-eum Stork Company added admirera Featuring marvelous and death-defying throughout their pn-w-ntatlon of Facing the And BABY LILLIAN. Aged ». backward leap over table and chairs. Open v ■■ ^ Tf' M ^ Mualc wi-t-k of 14: wi-<-k of June 21. thia com¬ America’s Celebrated Boiler Skaters. forfoe rinks. Address ALFRED FAINTER, m/m/ /m R RH H R pany will pneluce. ’fir the llrat time on any ’The act that plays return engagement! Kiverview Rink, Milwaukee. Mr Mr mI JL atage. a new play by I’aul Cn-lerbolt. entitled - continually. ’’Enough aaid!” Addreaa __ . ~ ~ ___ _ - _____ First-class Carnival Company for tbe best Park, Eaay Money. The play la aald by tboae who. CHAS. I.. F'RANKS. care of Baltimore CHAS. G. KILPATRICK southeastern Ohio, week of July 12. Liberal have aeen It In rehearaal to have tome very Skale Mfg. Co., Baltimore, Md. percentage basis. State all first etter. Ad- Intenae momenta, and It la aaid to be a worthy THE FAMOUS KILPATRICK dress “ZANE,” care The Billboard, Cincinnati, rival of KalBea. Jim the I’enman and Captain EDWARD W. BASSETT Cyclist and Skater Extraordinary, in won¬won- Ohio, Swift. An elaborate Initial production will derful exhibitions of one-legged skating be given. Amer.ca't Greatest Figure Ice Skater. and bicycling. Managers Kinks and Vaude¬ Tb«- National, with Ita popular 5 and 10-cent ■ Skatlivg on r«-al ire on the atage. Now ville write or wire for open time quick. Taodevllle of eight acta each week, now haa idaylng tbe Keith A IToctor Circuit. Add. tk'7 Schiller Bldg., Billboard, Chicago, 111. flir nnmo Soato Cnr Calo this particular Held to Itaelf and la turning them - Billboard, 1440 Broadway, New Y'ork City. '’ly-!!!" nirUUIIIu oudlo rill udlu away at all evening pi-rfurmancea. DAINTY GLADYS LAMB *'*‘’** eight All picture himaea are getting a ahare of ' THE GILMANS __ _^-.a* people. -Made of poplar and painted green. patronage, and. through the atrenuoua compe¬ THE JUVENILE WONDEB Made especially for Alrdome use and are good rremlv re Skatorlal Artlats, preseuting all tition lamie of them giving a performance In .trllstlc and Graceful Fancy and Trick strong. Used only 3 months and will sell that la Dew in Roller Skating. For «wn In .Artistic and Graceful Fancy and Trick laating aliiioKt two h

MISCELLANEOUS. Gavioli Organs w^7ed ARE THE BEST FORFOB MERBY-GO-ROUNDS.MEBBY-OO-BOUNDS. AiiX ^ ~ A ..X! Krnnk Sohmoltg nnailh. idaylng to gooil rk“"''irTvA7r“T''7^“'“'Tr"nr^”“ only Good Attraclions Wanted. hiialneaa Tile roaler' J F Marlin, manager: ~ UverZyOOO of Oor machines john r. binde. Lewiston, hi. Jimmie Hratton. K.hlie ihaalwln. K I.. IVoty, i OverZyOOO of Our Machines A. C jonea. Illllle lirvant. Mae tlmalwln. Khea Hratton anil Marie Roman. Tlie company alao to Surface Floors in Use fob sale CHEAP-Edlson M. F., One-pm Ma- carrieil hand and orehealra. chine, g^X'd as new, or will ot>erate machine. By RollerKtdier Rinks.Rinka, Amusement Companies. Con- .xddress R. H. BLAIR, 348 Scribner it.. Grand Uivsc nnd St'vorna’ IiIk .Mnlome I tractorsIrsclors amtami BuildersBnildors In the Us'ted States. Rapids, Mich. Shiiwa. uniler the management of l.ew Roaen- _ 1 X England and other couDtries.countriCe. Will surface Ihal. iqieni-il at Spartaidiurg. S. C.. Monday, from 5.000 to 7.0U0 square feet vfof old or new DAYLJP DAQQIOM Dl AY June 14 Twenty four la-ople are carried. The (l.iortngfioorlng once over In eight hours. Two'Tari? or four M I ril_ i tent haa a ai-aling capacity of l.iwai The cmn- times over Ooor wilt make It ammitb and level. For Rent or Sale, at an.v time. LECTURER, paiiT will play thre<< night and we.-k atanda. We give free trial of machine in America. Eng Room 400 Revere House, Chicago, Ill. The llnrry Uohis Ktishlon Plate lamiland and other countries. Send for our FREX Show op<-nial the aeaaon at ManaAeld. tl., June ETHIALTRIAL PROPOSITION. 'WANTED The address of Ralph Newman, last t, to capacity hualneaa. Harry Ihdiia la man M.u aL. ca-anSCHLUETER. venr .Ydrance Man for The I’nited Car- ager. , I ^ SCHLUETER, 0. C. BRUNSVOLD, 201 Lincoln 32 S. Canal St., Chicago.Chicago, Ul. trust Bldg., st. louu. mo. Mr. and Mrs. .1 Murray Smith have WANTED -Merry-go-rouml and other xttractiona tuat Anlahiat twenty two conat-eiitlve wi-<-ka over Tt U\ TX> TIIK lilliMU>.\UI>'S 1.^^TKK LIST. YOU M.\Y FTM> for 14lh .-Vnnual Soldier Reunion and Home Com- the Sullivan and Conaldine Southern time, YOI U N.\MK TllKllK IK Y4>U II.WE NK4iIJ;X'T'KJ) TO IT'UXISIl US , Ing. Brownstown. Ind . Aug 26. 27. 1909. Ex hiaikeil hy Sam DuVrIea TYiey will aiw-nd the Yl>l'U llOl'TK .\X1> I invple. D. B. Vfcnc«, S«cy. Com. •ummer montha at their home In Sv-allle, Waah. X ti e B i 11 b o 8 r d JUNE 26, 1909.

CLASSIFIED CORRESPONDENCE Froin nnw until Reptpmb^r only the blf cltle* will be repri^nted In thli IVi>artmrnt.

The BlIltKiard wants a representative In every city not already provided for. Only bustlers need apply. .Must be youiijt nian of ipsid iHTsonal address, |>eruianeiitly liwated. wbo ran write a good letter for publication, and who has a keen eye for news and business. Apidirants must have reooinuiendations fnmi theatre uianagera In the city they wish to ret>reaent. 'rwo other recummendatlona required. Send late pbutograph, state age, and exm-rleuce in iM'WspaiH-r work. A lIlK'ral roiumisslou iiaid vm all busliKss secured. Terms easy. Write for itartlculars to CorrestHindents’ Itepartment. CALIFORNIA. | COLORADO. LOUISIANA. SHORE PARK. Bostonia I.adlea Orchealra auil outdisir attraclloos week of June 14. LOS ANGELES.—MASON tH. C. Wyatt, DENVER.—TABOR GRAND (Peter McCourt, EMANUEL Daniel. mgr. I Marie lloro In The Morals of Marcus mgr.) Cameraphone. CURTIS THEATRE (Pel- NEW ORLEANS.—WEST END (Jules Bistes. n'e«‘k of June 14. MAJESTIC (Oliver .Morrosco, ton and Smutser, mgrs.) Carmen week of 20. mgr.) 'Aisso's .Military Baud, El Cota, Fred MASSACHUSETTS. mgr.) Second week of Kolb arid Dill In Loue- ELITCH GARDENS (Mary Elltch liong. mgr.) Galettl's Tiained Monkeys, Clip|>er Comedy Quartet, Mario Trio aud Kinodrome week of 20. souH‘ Town week of June 13. UELASCO. Hicb- The I'rince Chap week of 'JO. MAJESTIC (Dan¬ BOSTON.—ORPHEUM THHATRE (D. Und WHITE CITY (Lee J. Megison, mgr.) Olympia ard Kennett in The IJon and the Mouse week iel F. McCoy, mgr.) Mile. Doherty's Poodles, aay Morrlaon, mgr.) What Hapiiened to Joue* Opera Company, with Miss Ixittle Kendall in of June 14. BUKBANK (Oliver Morosco, mgr.) Mr. and Mrs. Robyns. Duff and Walsh, Nita by the Lindsay Morrison Stock Com|>auy week The Belle of New York w(H‘k of IS; ITorudora Burbank Stock Co. in Hoyt's A Milk White Allen and Co., George Wilson, Mieli Interna¬ of June 14. KEITH'S (B. F. Keith, mgr. i week of 20; PrliHte of Pilaen week of '27. AUDU¬ Flag week of June 13. GKAND. Grand Opera tional Trio am) Majestiscoiie week of June 12. Vesta Tilley, l-ester, .Mr. and Mrs. Frederick BON P.YRK (E. Fonts, supt.) Brauns Naval House StiK'k Co. in No Mother to Guide Her Frank Bush, (Juaker City Quartet, Ann Crews Voelker. Kelly aud Barrett, Hayes and John Brigade Baud, moving idctures, out door attrac¬ wet>k of June 13. OKI'HEUM (Clarence Drown, and Co., Elbarto. I>‘wis and Young and Norton son. Cvrnalla and IMdle, Patsy Doyle and Hess tions week of 'JO. CITY' PARK (Jos. Bernard, mgr.) Lulu Ib'cson Trio In A Night in El I'aso, and Russell week of 19. CRVSTAI,. The Four Sisters week of 14. MAJES'TIC. Lulu Glas<-r supt.) S|s>rer's Military Band, luoTlng pictures, Countess Boss! and M. I'aulo in During the Dordeens, Christim* Hill and Co.. Harland and in Mile. Mischief week of V; Tbs Y'aukee Man out-door attractions week of 20. SHUBERT (J. i‘erfoni:anc<‘; Ho Adler, siuger; Russell Bros, Bollison, O. L. Flilta and FriM RIvenball week darin week of 14. TREMONT THEATRE (Under M. Dubbs, mgr.) O. T. Crawford's moving plc- in Our Servant Girls; Frederick Allen and Co. of 19. TUILIJCRIES (Wm. Jacobs, mgr.) High direction of ('has. F'Vobman and Wm. Harrisi turt's, vaudeville week of 20. WINTER G.\R- In His I'bantom Sweetheart; The Juggling Nor¬ class vaudeville week of 19. A Broken U. GREEN- moving pictures week of June 14. lAlS ANGE- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 14. BOWDUIN 8Q THEATRE Whose Baby WALD (lew Rone, mgr.) Vaudeville, moving IJ-IS (Geo. A. Boyer, mgr.) Williams and Wal¬ WASHINGTON.—BElJkSCO (L. S. Taylor, Are You? ker's Chocolate Drops with King, Bailey and pictures week of 20. BI.ANEY"S LY'RIC (Wal¬ mgr.) Success week of 14; The Son of HU FRED J. DUSTIN. others; Cal Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Forbes in A ter R. Brown, mgr.) Vaudeville, moving pic¬ Father 21 and week. COLUMBIA (I'ri'd G. Ber¬ Wild Rose; Grover and Richards In Merry, tures week of 20. M-YJESTIC (W. Saywera, ger, mgr.) Columbia Players in My Wife week MINNESOTA. Mirthful Moments; Fox and Cbrystal In The mgr.) Vaudeville, moving pictures week of 20. of 14; The Man On the Box week of 21. NEW Sliar|H‘r and his Mark; Miller and Tempest, and ALAMO (H. Fichtenberg, mgr.) Illustrated MINNEAPOLIS. — MITTBOINtUTAN OPERA LYCEUM (Eugene Kernan, mgr.) Thiea Stock motion picture's week of June 14. WAIJvER songs, moving pictures, W(^k of 20. GKAND lUU'SE (L. .N. Scott, mgr.) The Ferris Stork Comt*any in Morning, Noon and Night, week of tJ. H. l*leiH-r, mgr.) Carter and Brunton, War- ' (J. Peaice and ^ins, mgrs.) Vaudeville, Pearce's Co'mpany, with Florence Stone, In Brown of 14; Strolling Players w»-ek of 21. LUN.V P.ARK n-n Ellsworth, monologist; Lola Forrest, lyric moving pictures week of 20. VUTOR (Victor Harvard, week of 13; same company In The (C. J. Goodfellow, mgr.) Drawing well. GLEN soprano; Joseph Manley In illustrated soni^, A. Perex. mgr.) Vaudeville, moving pictures Girl with the Green eyes week of 30. TWIN ECHO PARK. Business good. CHASE'S and travciettes and motion pictures week of June week of 20. DREAM WOKIJ) (H. nchtenberg. CITY YVONDEKI..k.\D PARK (F. H. Camp, GAYETY. Dark. M.\J1>!TIC (Frank Weston, 14. FISHER'S (Smith and Warren, mgrs.) mgr.) .Moving pictures, illustrated songs week of mgr.) Lanole Brothers, Bedouin Arabs, Air mgr.) Vaudeville aud moving pictures. 20. GRUNEWALD R(K)F GARDEN (Walter F'isher Musical Comedy Co. in A Hero Hobo, Pome, Afilnlty, Temptation, Giggler. Incubs R. Brown, mgr.) Vaudeville, band concerts week Eight Roly Duly Girls and moving pictures week tors. Airship Swing. Minnesota State l^nd. GEORGIA. of 13. of June 14. UNlijUE (llentx and Kalle, mgrs.) etc., wi>ek of 13- FOREST PARK (8. H WM. A. KOEPKE. Bruno-Kraraer Trio, gymnasts; Reisner and SAVANNAH.—ORPHEUM (Jog. A. Welnsky, ion, Penny Arcaile, Electric Fountain, Picnic Gores, singers and dancers; Virden and Dunlap mgr.) Jack Ripp, comedian; Marcell and Lenet, ion. Penny Arcade. Electric Fountain, picnic in a character sketch; Unique Musical Comedy bar act; Eva I*rout, soubrette: Mortlock and MARYLAND. Grounds, etc., week of 13. BIG ISLAND Co. in The Masqueraders, and moving pictures Co., comedy playlet; The Dohertys, song and PARK (P. J. Metadorf. mgr.) Lindquist La Week of June 14. EMPIRE (W. J. Fulkerson, (lance; Harry Austin, snnirs. and moving pic¬ BALTIMORE.-MARYIAND (Fred C. Schan- dies' Symphony Orchestra. Picnic Ground*. mgr.) Second week of Colored Minstrels in A tures week of 14. ATHENEUM R(K)F GAR¬ berger. mgr.) Mrs. William Annis assisted by Roller Coaster, Mystic River, TYIp Througli Gi-orgia Camp Meeting we<‘k of June 14. REGAL DEN (John P. Taggart, mgr.) Marie DeRossett, Myer Bros, and Mario Hoey and Lee. Mullen the Y’eliowstone. etc., week of 13. UNIQUE (W. C. Bockover, mgr.) Heyman Sisters, sing- i "The (Jlrl Behind the (Jun;" Young and LaDell, and Corelli, Smith and Alexander, Jolla Frary. THF..4TRE (Jack Elliott, mgr.) Harris anil ers and dancers; Two Asprills. comedy acro¬ comedy acrobats; Tracy and Carter, singers; I'rincess Sussa Susanna. Three Cycling Demons Robinson. B<>b Connolly, Carlisle Moore Co., bats; Dorothy Walker, whistler and singer; laiRue and Holmes. comtHly singing and danc¬ and moving pictures week of June 14. Y’lC- Emily and Jessie IKMld, Sawyer and OeLlna. illustrated songs, moving pictures week of June ing; Prof. Welgaiid'g Orchestra. w(^k of 34. TDRIA (I'earce and Scheck, mgrs.) Columbia Norman Branna and the Klnetoocope week of 14. CINEOGRADH (A. E. Brown, mgr.) Valen¬ SAVANNAH THEATRE (W. T. Kirby, mgr.) Comedy Four, (Tiara Cubitt Trio, Mayo and Mayo, 14. BIJOU OPERA HOUSE (Tbeo. L. Hays, cia, the Mexican Vaquero, rope thrower; Petite Howell and Webster, song and dan<*e; Hanson Carlos Trio, Keeler and Weton. Fritx's I>ogs, Rosa, singer and dancer; Petite Lena, serio- and Bonet, German sketch; Kill Johnson, niusl- Thomas Loor, Al. Wilson and moving pictures mgr.) Travelogues. motl(» pictures and lllu* comique; Jennie Wykoff in illustrated songs; '' cal act; Tlie Sterlings, acrobats; Senorita Sher¬ week of June 14. ELECTRIC PARK (Max trated songs week of 13. DEWEY 'HlEATKE George Allen, black-face comedian, moving pic¬ man, gong and dance; Palmer-Parker Co., wrest¬ Rosen, mgr.) Outdoor attractions and band con¬ (.\rcbie Miller, mgr.) Continuous Taodevllle. tures week of June 14. ling exhibition; I*rof. J. J. Munihy's Orchestra certs. RIVERVIEW PARK (J. Fltxsimmons. motion pictures and Illustrated songs week ami moving pictures week of 14. AIRDOME mgr.) Tsca's Royal Artillery Band and out¬ of 13. NOVELTY THEATRE (L. E. Lund, SAN FRANCISCO. — VAN NESS ((R>ttlob, ,' (Bandy Bros., mgrs.) June Roberts, comedy door attractions. GWYNNOAK PARK. Elsie mgr.) Mack and St. John, Great Mackey, Mas .Marx A Co., mgrs.) Second week Ethel Barry¬ sketch; DeMar Sisters, song and dance; Wolff Fondllier, Sbedman's Trained Dogs, J, Adams, ter O'Neil and the moving pictures week (>f more in l^ady Frederick week 14. VALENCIA Brothers, acrobats; Paul Bawens, Idack face and Farson's Band week of June 14. BAY I 13. SCENIC THEATRE (J. B. Schmit, mgr ) (W. H. Hoff, mgr.) Mrs. Flske in Salvation comedian; Prof. Tope's Orchestra, and moving Nell week 14. AMERICAN (Abe 8. Cohn, mgr.) pictures w(H-k of 14. The Blue Mouse week 14. PRINCESS (Love- ARTHUR M. ROBINSON. rich A Campbell, mgrs.) Italian Grand Opera Co. in repertoire week 14. ALCAZAR (G. H. ILLINOIS. , Davis, mgr.) Florence Roberts in DuBarry week CHICAGO.—POWER'S (Victor (JcHleris, mgr.) 14. FISCHER'S (E. A. Fischer, mgr.) Stock I Dark. Company in Are You A Tourist week 14. OB- ! CHICAGO OPERA HOUSE (Geo. Kingsbury. YOU PAY PHEUM (John Morrisey, mgr.) Adelaide and ' mgr.) Emmett Corrigan in Keegan's Pal. third Four Dancers, Ellxabetb Murray, Warren Lyon I we,“k. and Meyers, Sisters Gasch. Cberidah Simpson, WHITNEY OPERA HOUSE (Frank O. Peers, i Novelty Dancing Four, Pellaton and Foran, A mgr.) Dark. i Night in a Circus and moving pictures week 13. j GARRICK (Herbert C. Duce, mgr.) The Blue ' NATIONAL (Sid Grauman, mgr.) Selbert-Und- { House, fifth week. lay Co.. Kessler and Dunn, Martyne,, Weston GOOD MONEY : COLONIAL ((Jederer, mgr.) Richard and Young Mile. Nadge, Tom Hanlon, Genero Carle in The Hurdy-Gurdy Girl, third week. and Tbeoll and moving pictures week 13. PAN- AMERICAN MUSIC HAU, (W. T. Grover, TAGE'8 EMPIRE (W. Z. Tiffany, mgr.) Vau¬ mgr.) Vaudeville. deville and moving pictures week 13. WIG¬ and want 1 GRAND OPERA HOUSE (Harry Askln. mgr.) WAM (Sam Harris, mgr.) Harry LeClalre, Elite A Gentleman from Mississii<|>i, eigbtb week. Four, Sydney Grant, Zay Holland, DeButi and IIJ^INOIS (W. J. Davis, mgr.) The Travel Tossell and moving pictures week 13. STAR , Ing Salesman, eleventh week. (Zick Abrams, mgr.) Vaudeville and moving pic¬ I MAJESTIC (Lyman B. Glover, mgr.) Vamle- tures week 13. GRAND (.41bum A I,eahy, mgr.) ! ville. Vaudeville and moving pictures week 13. Slle PRINCESS (Mort H. Singer, mgr.) The Golden GOOD SERVICE VER PAI.ACE (Ben Michaels, mgr.) Vludevllle I Girl, fourth week. ami moving pictures week 13. MeVICKEB'S (Geo. C. Warren, mgr.) Dark, i j GREAT NORTHERN (F. C. Eberts, mgr.) OAKLAND.—MACDONOCGH (C. V. Hall, ; The Alaskan, tenth week. I mgr.) John Dr*‘w June l.l-ld; Plff, Paff, P'Hif, liSSAIJ.E (Mort H. Singer, mgr.) Dark. i June 14. Yel.IBERTY (Frank Graham, mgr.) But Why Pay More ? 1 OLYMPIC. Moving pictures. Stock Co. in Fablo Romani week 14. BROAD¬ I BUSH TEMI'LE (Sam P. Gerson. mgr.) Dark, WAY (Guy Smith, mgr.) Stock Company in j COLU.MBUS (Will Marshall, mgr.I Vaudeville, Melodrama w-f-ek 14. ORPHEUM (Geo. Ebey, 1 two changes a week. mgr.) Mal>el Hite and Mike llonlin, Billy Van, ALHAMBRA (Wet>er Bros., mgrs.) A IMp In nie Viudobonas. Claude Gllllngwater and Co., the World. Film Service is satisfying more customers than Sunny South; Ismaid and Carson, Baader-La- i TBOCADERO (T. M. Weingarden, mgr.) Oh vclie Co., Ho Adler, l>-w Sully and motion plc- j Yrette. tur.‘s we«‘k 13. BEIA, (Gus Cohn, mgr.) Harry any other service in the country. The reason for Burgana, Anderson and Burt, Burt Shep¬ KENTUCKY. pard. 'Tlie laist of the Regiment, and moving LOUISVILLE.—FO.VT AIN E FERRY PARK. plctun-s wt-ek 13. IDORA PARK (W. P. Mil¬ ; Four Rio Brothers, Ihxdey and Sales. Burt Wil this is that we give the **Best Service In America" ler, mgr.) Navassar I.adies Band, Peerless Pot¬ son and Company. Deiioills and Valors and G. ters. T^to Pucrow and Co. week 13. I Herbert Mitchell. RI\ER VIEW PARK Free' RUBE COHEN. : concerts by Don Phlllippini and bis Band. MA at reasonable prices. We are buying e.xtra Hiograph, VALLEJO. — NOVELTY (Sam Mendslsobn. SONIC THEATRE. Thomas t)rchestra June 24. mgr.) Miller and Tempest, Chiquita, Carrol , AVENUE. Vaudeville and moving pictures, Pathe and Selig prints each week, so that we can su|>- Johnson and moving pictures week 13. j A. W. HERR. ply the demand for these jxipular subjects. HYDE PARK, MUSKOGEE, 0K_A. We have purchased the Only Hand-Colored Copy in the United StaU*s of Pathe Freres’ Film I)’.\rt, “THE RECKONING." AMERICAN FILM SERVICE Security Bldg., Chicago, Ills., U. S. A. This picturesque park Is under the management of E. D. I>mg. It plays vaodevllle, hands, and free attractions and is Itxwted at tip Junction of the Arkansas. Vertigrta and Grarel Rleers, five miles from the center of Muskogc-e, two miles from Fort Gibson and three miles froin Fall City. JUNE 26, 1909. X ti e Billboard 25

|tlii>lr«ltil wiiiuii anti tiiotiuii iitcliin-x. IRIS Karradl, Krnie ami Itiitb Maitland, Tbra-e I.an- at this baatise Jupe' 19; Going .Some was trana- TIII^A TilK (I.. K. I.«iiiil, iiiKr. I llliiilratrd raabire l.aasl>.a, .raff and (.raff, Ht. (.'lair Kia- ferreal from the lia-Uaa-o to this bouse June 21. iMiiiK*, iiKilloii iiliiiirca ami Aui<-la|ili\LKItl.AMl TIIKATItK (I,. E. Mlaa Itainaey, Ma-ala-llna- Webb. Ua-nza-fta l.yman. MINER’S EIGHTH AVENUE (E. la. Miner. mgr.) Moving pictura-s and vaudeville. - slno Co., les.) Vaudeville and moving pictures I.uiul. iiiKr. I .tli.fliiK |il<'liir<-a ami llliialrati-fl The lu-inaa-aai. May M.-rrilaml, l>-lab Hlatm, W((ek of 21. WALNUT. Vaualevllle and mov¬ aoiitf. (iiirKuioN tiii:atkk (J. II. Caffrey and (jrant and tba- .Naxarra. Trampa-. THIRH AVENLK (Frank Keeney, mgr.) ing pictures. HEUCK’S OPEK.V HOUSE. Hriiiiill. tiiKr.i llhiatralcil alrati'il a‘uiKa ami mu NEW YORK, atein, mgr.; Vauduville. moving pictures. CHE.STEK PARK (1. M. Mar¬ I. on plrlur.-a M.\JI.STI«' TIIKATItK lAruold MEW YORK CHTY.—ACAl.KMY (»K MI.'SIC ((illnia.re A T'Mupklna. mitra. t Ha,them and Mar- NEW AMSTEKHAM KOOK GARDEN (Klaw tin, mgr.) Vaudeville bill for week of June 26 h Johliaoii, liiKra. I I lliiatratcil auiiKa ami mu as follows: Isbakawa's Imi>erial Japs, Llane Hull |ilrtlir>-a Mllyll rilKAI'IIK tJiiu K. (jar- la.we claaaa-d the third and lamt week of ^belr A Krianger, mgra..) Alarle Dressier, In The Boy euKaKemwnI June lit. and Evelyn DuFaye, Manning and Ford and iK-r, iiiKr. I MuiIiik plrtiiri-a and llliiatrated and the Girl, closed her third and last week AI.HA.MIIItA (I'erey ti. Willlama, mgr.t June 19. Jarvis and -Martin. The Bohemian Girl and II MMiica liK.M KAMII.A TIIKATItK (A. J. Kav Vaudevllla-. Trovatore were given by the English Opera Com¬ anaiiicli. inicr. i Cuiitliiiiuiia Taml.’VlIli-. iiiutiun WEltElt’S (Joa. M, Weber, mgr.) Tbe Girl AMKItICA.N' MCblC IIAI.I. tWm. Ma.rrta, Inc., pany week of 20. CONKY ISLAND (Lee Brooka. plrhiri-a ami llll■■trall‘d aumt- IMiKIt t'AN- Krum Uectuf’a began its twenty-first week June mar. I Vaualevllle. 21 gen. mgr.) At the vaudeville theatre, week of VAS -tjunlry llrullura’ ITiliiil Slmua, rlri-ua . June 20, the following acts were presented; KriMimla. at .Nli'ulU-t aviiiu. and Kith atr<-«*t, AHTttIt (WaKenbala A Kern|M-r, mara. t Wm. WEST END. Vaudeville and moving pictures. Ha.al|[e, In The Man Kruiu Hume, ba-Kao bis Rice’s Dog. I'ony and Monkey Circus, Pete Bak¬ ni'ik uf 14. Ilirtinni ami llill.'.v tireal SUuw, YORKY'lLLE (Frank (jarsten, mgr.) German twenty.fartirlh week June ttl. Opera Company. er, Helen Walters. Three Huegel Brothers, and rlri'ua iirunudr. .'Kill atn.-t ami Kunrih Ati-iiuc, IIKI.A.Ht'tt H.arlil Relaacu, mifr.i (iulng Saane lAl-NlKiN (Dick Curley, mgr. i Vaudeville and Five Musical .Marines. GOBIMy.N PARK. Bill S-uilh, Tliurwlay. Jiim- J4. afti-rmHm and rae- r|aai,-al Its tenth and final week at tbia ba.uae moving pictures. for week of June 20 includes Dickens, Bailey lilnii ItilHKUII HIT. KI.KI HE. June lb. ATLANTIC GARDIiN (W. Kremer’s Sons, and Taylor. LaVlne Sisters. Mllino and Alvin MISSOURI. IIIJOK lA. t'ami>lM-ll. mgr.) A Hentleman mgra.I Vaudeville. and Strickla-r’s Dug and Monkey Clrcua. LA- KriKu MibalaKippi le-can Its tblrty-nlnlb week COMEDY (ilax Otaerndorf. mgr.l Moving plc- G(X)N (J. J. Weaver, mgr.) The New York KAMSAg CITY. HIUTtKItT TIIKATItK. < Karl June 21. tuiva. Musical Comedy Co. In The Hustler week of Stew aril, uiicr. I Wn-k Jum- 1.1. nilh ami final CASl.VO iSam R. A l^-e Kbula-rt, Inc., mKra. I UNIQUE (E. L. Well, mgr.* .Moving pictures 20. ZOO (Walter Draper, booking mgr.) Kryl aci'k Ilf I.yiuau lluHa’a Trar.-I Kualival In luuv- Jamaw T I’a.wera. in Havana, ba-Kan bia twen and vaudeville. ‘ and his Band week of 20. iiiK pitTur.'*. Arnntiitir.M tiikatuk («». i». tletb wa-a-k June 21. U'lMMiMard, uiier.l Wi‘< k Juiw 1.1, .Mlaa Jam. HUBER'S MUSEUM (J. H. Anderson, mgr.) RltdAI.WAV (Kam S A le-e Hbule-rt. Inc., Freaks anal curios, along with vaudeville. WASHINGTON. Ki-iinark In lln- Kn-.-duiu uf Suxaum-: wn-k IM. Mlaa K.'iiuark In ('.lualu Kat>-. MAJKSTIC mara.) Tbe .MidniKbt Sdluaa- June lb. (.o. in A Chinese ID neymoon week of 21. TON. Albini, Eva Mudge, Carita Day and her way'a Hand 13 IT. Ka-lirr'a IHma- Muaa-uin. Alll- HH ItTKKNTH STItl-n-rr (J. Wealey Ramen- ORPHEUM (Frank Kilholz. mgr.* Claised a Dancing Gt-orgla Boys, .Mac .M. Barnes. I^uise t;ala.r Jix- ami Allli;atur Farm, Tlir Smlmmlnc ajueat, mgr. I Ma.ving picturaw and vaudeville.. vary successful aeason on the 19th. COLUM Homing and Co. Bessie Allen. Sanos and mov¬ I'aail and Itatblng lu-ach, Tbr lianrliifc I'arlllon, (I.AIKTY (Cuban A Harria. Klaw- A Krianger, BLA (M. S. Epstein, ingr. * Vaudeville. ROY¬ ing pictures week of 6. Mile. Alice Laorella, Alla-ii'a Jidly IlarhadaN-a, II. W. Hutta.u'a Vtrl- mgra.» The Huuae Next l»am-liiK I'aTlIlon. seventh wa-ek June 21. II.ALL ( FYed Hen-lerson. mgr., Vaudeville. Gilson and others week of 6. Huntress, White tin- RwImmIUK l*aa>l, rtc. KAIKMttl'NT I’AKK URA.Mt STRKI-n' (Al. 11. Wuoala. mgr.* Rer BRIGHTON BE.ACH MUSIC HALL (Arthur City Quartet, and the Prentiss TYouih; week of 13. aW. K. Smilb. mar.I ItaaatlDg, batblnc, flablns, tba, the Sewing Machine (llrl. cbau-al June 19; .\!. Hopkins. mgr.) High-class vaudeville. trrr V auda-TlIlr, rtc. UeadwiMid Illck'a Last Shut ofx-na-d 21. BRIGHTON BEACH THEATRE (David Rob¬ E. AXELSON. WM. W. RIIEU.EY. KUTII.AM. Moving (dctiirea and vaudeville. inson. mgr.) High-class vaudeville. BERGE.N CANADA. NEW JERSEY. IIARLKM Ol'KR.A IKIl'SE. Moving pictures BE.ACH (J. J. .Malona-.v, mgr.) As popular as and aa»gs. ever. STEF:PI,ECH.A.SE PARK (George C. Til MONTREAL—PRINCESS (Walter B. Moore, ATLANTIC CITT.—AITII.LAI tlTnl Manre, lIERAl.n SQl'ARK (Harry M. Hyams. mgr.I .vou. mgr.) Cooa-y Island's big family resort. mgr.) Tbe Robinson Opera Company, In Olivette, insr. I .lUataT llplnrirb'a Cumiaany In (rand a^HTa Jefferson He AngelU. In The Reauty Spot, ba-gan LUNA PARK (Fra-al .McClellan, mgr.) All the week of 14. FRANCAIS (L. W. Leclalr. mgr.) na-rk of Juno 14; Marluo anal Klal, tirrtle Ue- his eleventh wax-k June 21. big attractions are now open at this big The Cummings Stock Campany, in By Right of Mllt and bt-r Rlnclna lUaya. Uawrr and Ilarrltoa. IiritSON (Henry B. Harris, mgr.l The Third park. DKEAML.AND (Sam Gumiaertz, mgr.) SwM-d, week of 14. CASINO (A. N. Sharp, llarrlaan and tSylua, lu* I.pon and movlna ple- Degra-e began its twenty-first week June 21. Drawing large crowds BOSTix.Tv'S (Matt. mgr.) Y’lc Fields, Russell Sisters, La Dells, lurra t tvlTKK10.\. lllff Hunloo. The Mual- Ill'RTKl A SEAMON'S MKSIC HALL (Sam Johnson, mgr. * Bonavita is a big favorite here. Henry and Lozel, and the Salcciers week of 14. ral Rurkirys. Munoa and Hlamamd. Thr Two Ilurtlg, mgr. I Joe Klelds ba-gan an engagemamt CREATION (H. B. Tudor, mgr.) The Fall of DOMINION P.ARK (N. A. Dorsey, mgr.) Vaude¬ llollowaya, Cbarli-t and Jaialo gulno, Jor Hrmlnc. o ftwo W(>eka June 14. Man makes Creation better than ever. P.AIN’S ville. SOH.MER PARK (X. Larose, mgr.) anal Ilatar Ilarraurt «f«-k of 14 Tbr Ureat JAKHIN he PARIS (.New York Ro»f Oardeni (Henry J. Pain, mgr.) Tbe new spectacle. Vaudeville. UNDER CANVAS—Buffalo Bill and Tbuniloo work of 'Jl. STKKI. IMKK. Vraatalla'a PolIlaMi of Itaxa (aliened its sas-ond week June 21. War in tbe Clouds, which is one of the best Pawnee Bill’s Combined Shows June 21-22. Rand, mlnatrrla. muTlna plrtnra-a. Martin's Or- KKITH A PRHCTHR'S KIITII AVENUE (E. productions ever given, opens at Brighton N. W. SHANNON. abauatra. YOI'NO'K TIKK aW K .Sbarkla-ford, F. .Albax-. gen. mgr. I Vaudeville. Beach Park, June 26. GEO. II. HAKES. mar. iNat M. Wllla. lioward and I..awrrDrr. KEITH A PRIKTOR'S 125lh STREET. Mov Ernu. Jaadan and rZnat, .Artir Hall, Thr Iran Ing pictures. BTTITALO.—STAB (Dr. Peter C. Cornell, idaaaatw. I'adlard, Ryan and Wbito and morlna LINCdLN .StjUARE (M. S. fachletuilnger. mgr.* mgr.) llie Bonstelle Stock Company, in Merely plrtur«-a waH-k of 14. RTinilT.Ka'IIAHR IMKIt Vaualevllle and moving plrtura>s. Ylary Ann 14-19; The House of a Thousand Ma.vina pirtuiva and aa>naa. YtU'NO'S NKW AT LIBERTY LYRIC (Sam S. A I^-e Shubert, Inc., mgrs.l Candla-s 21-3. LYRIC (John Laugblin, mgr.) I'lKK. 'Ilia' I'lMlIppInr Rand and aKba-r na.va-ltlea The Motor Olrl commenced its second week Gertrude Shipman Associate Players, in 'The aaaa'k of 14 imnlsa-l'a Callaai.lna Haanaa-a and June 21. Chrlst'an 14 19; Charley’s Aunt 21 26. SHEA'S 3—Band Actors—3 I'la-aiaurr I’alaar la. ara-at bualnr*<; Wm. IH-nt M.AJESTIC IW. L. Rowland, mgr.l Vaude¬ (M. Shea, mgr.) Bert Williams, Tbe Kitzbanzi xa-l, mar. fra'allam la ilulna well. .ATI..ANT10 ville and moving pictures. Trou|>e, The Temple Quartet. Paul LaCroix, Tuba, General Business, Ckimet, Juv. li^ht il.MlaaK.V. tt|M-na*al faw the aeaaain June 14. to S M.YXINE ELLIHTT’S u" Society Circus 22. Op<-n sabxm town. I'rlviU-ga-s reasonable. Ad JOHN S. RICHARDSON. dress McGREW A MANDETT, Breese, HI. i A 1 Get into Business. I ; Make Money for (/ i Yourself. ^

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During the Summer Season While Business is Dull. 6 Rttit of Film per wttk. $10 00 14 RmIs of Film p«r wetk. $15.00 -And you get the Best.- Tlie alaaave sluaw ■ the B.sl Mill Thcalra-. Vliii-a.nne.. Iml.. built lu 196b. It Is ona* of the UKvst «.lil(|IH- Ihealraui In the inlaldla- West, and la niaiiageal by Mr. M. E Mixvre, wbav owns anal cavn- Irula a rirrult of five of (ba- moat a-lalairate vainlrvllle anal motion plcturv* theatri's In the Oen- STAR FILM EXCHAN8E, • -120 RiRdolph Street, CHICAGO, ILL lial Htat(.a. ClianuToyn. Tlio (I’ark» Athol. Maaa.; m-tiiluK, J Anbury I'ark, N. J, (Ilapprlamlt Slaton Ulainl. N. ^ . -*> July 'I. I»ib- A ^•■|*b• it'nwntU SrW ('antln, I'a. Conroy, UoMalro A Co. (ttrpli.uiii I S|M*anr. ’Js l»<-ViTut*, Tlii'liiia, & »'o. (Novfitjr) Hturktun July 3. • ’al CrrIoK. Clia«., .\niiual Clrfu«: St>rln»:llolil. t). lUKiit-au. ('lara, * |)anclnK Ibijra (('rjratal) I>rD Clifford, llavo It. (Atnlouiot Ft. Mailln.li-k (Itljoiil Kargu, N. It. Uofitt»n. Ib-Mont, Ui>lM-rt, & I'u (.\cw Uriglitoni Itrlgbtun ROUTES AHEAD nito A: SvlvoHtor Park> PottHtomii. I*t. Ibac'i. N. Y. Cho^» A Jonoa (Majo-llol Counoll ItlulTn. la. Itaiini, »t«s>rgr (0»ii*-jr Inlamlt ('Inrinnatl. Cl-ristoplior. Chris (l.vrlo Alnloiuot Slla. Carson Itr.«. (Whlto Cltyl Dayton, »t. IVUiiaM II, Ma.tntc. A Co itifiii) K<>Dti>n. O Ca-roll, Cha«. t.ktonuoi lauilsvlllo. iH'miiulo A IVII I’A'b It* City Tark) ItIughamtOD, Crolplitim’s Ilarntar.t Circus (Coiubpiot Detroit. Cosan A Uanoroft tMaJostUt Itutto. (Washing Dupllle, Krnest A. (I’rlneeaa) Simth Framing Managers and performers are respectfully requested to contribute their dates for tbit depart¬ tont S’.K'kam' 'JSJuly 3. hatii. Mass. ment. Rovitea must reach The Billboard Saturday, to insure publication. Charl.lno, Chas. (Drphoumt OaHan.l. Cal.. Sts Dyll.in. J. It. Kirandl Saeratnento, Cal. The Billboard forwards mail to all profetaionala free of charge. Members of the profeaaion ItoA'itts, Marvelmis (Dixie) 4iulf|H.rt. Mina. are invited, while on the road, to have their mail addressed in care of The Billboard, and it D'Slr.site A l.angtry (Uul>y) Meinphia, Tenn., will be forwarded promptly. CIlp'iH'r Coniody Quartot (Ineersoll I’arkt Doa Moines. la.. 'JS July 3. H July 3 - I Huckley, John IKmi>irc) Uuttc; (Familyl Hclc- Curran & Milton tCiIobe* Cloartiobl. I’a. Dirnusly (Family) AA’Ilkes Itarre, Da. na. Mont.. 27 July 3. Telegrams inquiring for routes not Carmelo. Fernando (lllppodroinei Huntington. IVFur, Chas.. A Uylllan Kates (I’rtneeaa) Coah Bijou CouKMly Trio (Hiverside Darki I'indlay, •H-t(Hi. D.. 21 '23; (Drpbeuui) Cambridge 24 34' given in these columns will be ignored <).: (Collins Uardcnl Columbus '27 July 3. ForsoB. Cora Y««ingti1iH>d, Sextet (lour Mile (Ato'roiM.litan) Circlevllle 2S ltd; (Drpbeumi unless answers are prepaid. Burb Bros. (Dantages') Tacoma; (Daiitagcs') Creek Dark I Frle. I’a. Chlllbmthe July I 3. Dortland. Ore.. ‘JS July 3. Tha names of Performers en route Cunningham A Marion (.Alhambra i N. ». l .> IvTidtep). Joe. A Co. (Crand) IVIray, Mich. B.vrne (lolson Dlayi'rs (.Alrdome) Denison. Tex.; with amusement enterprises, and of (Keith’s! Itoston 'Js July 3. It.'.leys, 'The (Drpheuin) Heading, Da. .AIrdomei Mc.Alcst(>r, Okla., 2S-July 3. Carlos’. Chas.. I’onies A lV«t:s (Spring (.rove Douglas A Douglas (.AIrdontei llouatoo. Tea. Professionals giving their permanent Braata, S(‘lma (Orphenmi Seattle; (Orpheuml Dark) Springll'bt, D.; iFiair Mile Cr.sk lark) Ikire A AA'olford tAA'aldamiuT Dark) Krle. Da. Dortland. Ore., 2K-Jnly 3. address, are not published in this list.. Krle, I’a.. 27 July 3. Ih’mltreaeti Trmiiv l(•raudl I’ortland, Dre. Bertram. Robert H.. A Co. (Dantages’l Sacra- Carter. I>ora S. (Mnowa Dark) Deni. III.; tMa Demons. Thr.-.- ) Keith’s I Dhlla nimto. Cal.; (Dantages’) San Francisco, 27- j.-stle) I’aris 2s July 3 Dellento A l.a l*ue (National) H(M-hesler. N. Y’ July 3. Colllson A Dover (Star) Klohw.ssl. AA A a.. IVFaya. Musical (Kmplre) Cblp|M-wa Falla, Wla., PERFORMERS’ DATES Beverly A AA'est (National) Dayton, O.. 21-2:>; 212:!; ((Weon) Cl.srksbnrg 'Js :!)); (Kleetrle) 21 '2:1' ll'ubiue) Kau Claire 24 3*1. (High St.) Columbus 24 26. Fairmont July 1 3. Ihil’ars. Dancing; Sharon ,Da., ‘21 33; Conneaut, Borden. Zeno A Iladyn Bros. (Empire) Sacra¬ When no date is given, June 21*26 is i Camille Trio (Drph.uim) San l-ranels«o. D., 24'2*1; iFamlly) Detroit '2sJuly S. mento. Cal. (Empire) San Franclsiv) 2S July to be supplied. Clavton Dn w Dlayers (Dark) Alunele. Ind. Dugan A Dalge (Vaudeville) llelle DIaIn, la. 3. Corbett, -Ada (Orange Ijike Dark) Non burg. >. Bowi rs. Walters A Crooker (Forest Dark Hlgh- Ikwln. A\' ; Dock Hill, S C. Adnlmann'a. Joo., MuMcal Knsi'mble (Y'ard) Du Faye, I.lane A Kvalyn (CbesIrr Dark) Cfnetn Moivow. HdshIh. June 8-Jnl.v LA. l.xnds) St. Ixmia; (Fontaine Ferry Dark) Louis¬ Co<»per A I.ynoh (Star) Mon.ssen. Da.. 2123; ville 27 July 3. natl. Ahor.rn. ('ll.v^.. 'Trouiw (CollsvMim) liondon, (Star) Donor 1 24 '26. Ikkdey A Sales (Fontaine Ferry Dark) l»ulsTllle Eng., July 5-31. Brenon. Herbert, Helen Downing A Co. (Na¬ Cleopatra Dani'e: I’h'vnlT. .Aril. Kxeela A Franks. MIsaea (D. 11.) Wayneaburg, Arnold, Oreat (L.vrlo) Indlana|>oIi<. tional) San Francisco; (Bell) Oakland. Cal., Carre A Carre (Family) Dradd.s-k. la., -l-i. AiiKtin, Harry c. (OrpIxMim) Savannah. Ga. 2S July 3. D.V.; il.yeeum) MeadvUIe 3S 30; (Ideal) Titua I'nlootown 24-'2eclier. Maye A Ethel (Electric) Ml. Olive. Crews. Ann. A Co. (MaJ.-stle) D.nver. Kdmati A Haylor (Casino) (irafton. AV. Va., 31 Biittc 27-J)!ly 3. III.. 21-‘23; (.Armory) Hillsboro 24 2*1, Carrer, lemls.* (.Alrdome) .Alton. Ill '2:1; i('asino) KIkIna 34'2*1; tKlertrIrl Fairmont Altkcna, Two Gre.’t (Alrdome) Middletown. Brring lirove Dark) Sprlnglleld 27 July 3 a<-ei Newport 12 17.. Mich (Campliell'a Island Dark) M.dlne. III., Jb- Alvin A Kenney (Alrdome) Grand Rapids, Mich.; Bowen Bros. (Dantages’) Stockton. Cal. Kbsendall Itros. A Dutton (.Alrdome) .Alton, III.; (Ilijoii) Jackson 2S-Jnly 3. Bohemians, Three (Orpheum i Dortland. Ore. (.Alannion'a Dark) St. Ixmia. 37 July 3. Anderson A Davenport (Star) Cleveland 14- I Bolsea. S«‘nsat|onal (EliM-trlc Dark) Baltimore. Frers. Oeo.. A Dork Chop |l’(ib|Uei Mankato, July 3. I BLxmphIn A Hehr (O. H.) Watervllle, Me. .Alinn.; tMajestic) St. Daul 2SJuiy 3. Anita (Bljoul Aberdeen, S. D. Ellis Now’.sn Trmipe tOrpbeuni) Oaklaai. Cal., Atlantic City Four (Drlnc«*8sl Wichita, Kan. ' i 2**July 3. Adams A Mack (Damages’! Ix)s .Angeles. I I Edwards', Ous, Koiintry Kids, Dave ilaenwln, American Newsboys’ (Quartet (Julian) Chicago. I available for route data in case you have mgrr. (Illjon) Jackson. Mich. Armond. Grace (Grand) Joliet. III. Fvsps. Itenste ll.tins) Oakland. Cal. Arnolda, Chas. (Star) St. DauL s. Cards will be mailed upon application. Elite Alusical Four iIani Angeles) I.n»'n ( Alrdome) lavulsvllle. Ky. Woonsocket, U. I. Kraluger. Mabelle E. IRIJou) Kenosha. Wla., 21. Austin A Sweet (Orpheum) Hihbing. Minn.; (Or¬ 23; t Harrison) Waukegan. III.. 24 2*1 pheum) Virginia 2S July 3. Name Eckel A Dupree (Orange l.ake Dark) Nearbarg. Alveno. Madame. A Co. (National) Steubenville, N. Y.; tl’ark) Meridian. Conn., 3S July 3. O., 21 2.3: (Lila-rty) Dlttsburg 2'2-'26; (Fam- Ellsworth. Mr. A Mrs. Harry •(Spring (Jrovs llv! Braddock, Da.. 28:10; (Ljrlc) Cnlontown Dark) Sprlngfleld, O. Julv 13. ^ , 4dwarda A Haymond (l*rlnressl Alliance, O.; Adme) Buffalo. Ashborn’a Dogs and Dony (Indlanola Dark) Co¬ lumbus, O. Arniinta A Burke (Vallamont Dark) Williams¬ port, Pa. Barnes A Edwins (.Alrdome) Hot Springs. .Ark. Bellow*. Temple A -Adler (Lamkin's -Alrdome) Tyler. Tex. Berrlan. Steve (Hampton Dark AIrdomei Charles¬ ton. S. C. Big Cltv Fo)tr (Palace) I-ondon. Eng., June 21- Jnly 31. Breton-Hnnkle Co. (Dixie) Durham. N. C. Brown. Harris A llr >wn; Riverside. H. I. Budnik. Steve (Harrison) Waukegan. HI. Banks Breaxeale Duo (Or|iheumi Butte; (Or¬ Drew. Frankie. A Broomstick Witches (Star* (Snn) Sprlngtl' Id. <).. 28 July phenmi S|s>ksne Js.july 3. Munric, Ind. Bnv-kmnn. Slater (Grand) Tacoma; (Grand) Blessing. Mr. A Mrs. (Cosy) Housbm. Tex. Peil iIID A Valors (Fontaine Ferry Dark) I>aila- Dortlanil. Ore., 28 July 3. Bartholdy’s Cockatooffle, Trio lU-xIngton Dark! Lexlng- Bonomor Arabs: Fremont. Neb.; Hastings 28- Tst Velde A Z-lda (Wh-dihg DaiA) Wheeling. Famllv) Fargo. N. D.. 28 July 3. W Vx.; (A'.'isslland Darki -Ashland, Da.. 28- B.vsseH. Mortimer (Myers Lake Dirkl Cant^. Jnly 3 ().; (Rock Springs Darki East Llverirool l8-<'ortr«-t A R*-go (Firragnll Valb-Jo. CaL: Juiv 3. . (Novelty) Sbskton 2s July 3. Burbank. Frank A Lillian (Empire) Altai, Okla. I)lr») Birmingham. Eng. Buckeye Trio (Mannion'a Dark) St. I»alf. Harrow A Milo iGrandi Augusta. Ga. I)avenfa>rt. Dearie iStan Cleveland. 14 July 3. Bennett. Fr<-d .A. (HI|ifKslr"mei Philadelphia. leVeauxs. Myslerbais (Victor) New Orleans. Bipgh.xm (NationalI Daytim. O. Dugan. Tom J. (Majestic) Itenver. Burgomaster’s Dream (Orphetimi Portland. Ore. Boyd. Kenneth J. (Alrdome) (8-Iweln. Ii. Bovais. lasiis (Hii*(»*BlrIsT. Jeanette (I'hilia) San E'rancls*-o \N’d have tlonc it for othorn. C'Kike A MI'S Rotlx-rt (NatbintD .San Francisco; lB*-IIi Oakland 27 July 3. Uhat wo have done for othi’rn we can rlo for you. Chsitmvn Si'ters A Dick (C.drmiali Krle, Da., 212.3: tl.yrlc) Jamestown 24 26; (Niagara* Ft in all in the Film Service you (jet Nl.agxra Falls. N. Y'., 28.3b; (Im[><-rlal> T'gl- iJrop U8 a line and let us U’ll you almut our awanda July 1 3. Cost4-llo A LaCroix (Dreamland i Raul* Rie, Ala rle. Mich.. 21 Tl: Saiilt Ste Alsrle. Can . ’.'4 36; (Bijoul Ishix-mlng, .Mich.. 28 '5**; atrons Miss Am* At* hi.ct, of the faahlonahle Bl'tnark (Sanlen of CTilcago. )on) Glasgow. Sylani| Park i (••■iiaro A Italluy (Roblnaim Mualc Halt) Itrlgb- FILM SERVICE WlunliM-g, Cau.; (lorlo Haakalouii, Saak., 'SI- tim ll"a■rtln, I.. I<)r|>b<-iiiu I Dak- (•••aa. John ((ialctyi In'Iianapolla. from one to three copies of every subject manufactured laiiil, ('al ; (Or|ibi‘iiil M>a Aiigi'lea *.*7 July 10. liill A Ak<-r I Vallammit) Willlaaiaport, Pa. (iaylor A (iralT llla’iovi-r Park) Hlliiu'y, IlIrkiD'll A StbriMMliT IMaJi-atIri Mont- (iixlfri'y A IIi'Dileraon (I,akealde Park Cailno) by the Licensed Manufacturers, and you can get what goiiuTy, .Ala.; (.Maji-atln lllriiiliiKbaui 28 Akron. I). July a. (•cralila. Miialcal (Avenue) I»olavllle. you want when you want it. (JruiMT A Ki'W iKIm-trIri Klyrla, O., 2123; (lUme. Aiiguata (Kelth'a) B>»aton; (Keltb'ai I KliTlrb'l .Nurualk 2120. Pblla . 28 July 3. WRITE TO-DAY FOR OUR Ui-bbarl. WFHt A IbTiicr ll'rjalali ('blcago; (ilendower A Manlon (Star) S<-attle. I Kraiikllni Pblragu 28 July a (irllliuorc, Arthur (L.rrlc) Llver|>ool. Eng., 28- (illll•■u Sialcra. TbriM- I.AIribiiiici lllgb Pulnt, Jiilr .5; (Hlfouulroine) St. II<-l«-na 5-10. Special Service Proposition N ; l.Ari'aib-i luirbiiii 28 July a. Coforth A IKiyle (Park) l.ynchliurg. Va. (I'liuni A Satrlx'll lliraii'li Julli-t, III.; (Wblta (loldamlth A Hopiu- (Cryatall Milwaukee. ('It.ri I'bli'aiio 28 July 3. (Juuld A Klcai (Bljoul Saratoga. .V. Y., 28-30; (iiii'B. .Artbiir 1,.. .Vovi'liy Mlnulrflii l liniKTlal) (Kalryland) Gleoa Falla July 1-3. Tiiuanalula. N. \ 2123; iMagara) Niagara Cardnera. Four (Colonial) ColunibuH. (). 0. T. Crawford Film Exchange Co. Palla 2J 2l>; iSiiillb'ai iScDcta 28 July a. Garri-tt Broa. (Electric) Great Bend, Kana.; (Orpbeum) Wichita 28 July 3. (Licensee* of Motion Picture Patonts Co.) Ilaniman, Sam (Cooperi Mt. Vernon. O. 1401-5 Locast Street, ... st. Louis, Mo. Mewlettea. The (Empire! Siirlngfleld. Ill. LEWIS (“DAD”) MILLER DIES. Murwiaul. W. n. (Jewell I'arW. Texaa. 421 Fourth Avcuue, - - - Louisville, My. Hyatt. I.errv H. (I.yrlci Gr*-en»o<«l. S. C. Hiigbea Muxlcal Trio (Orpheumi Siuikane; (Or- S14 Curondelet Street, - - New Orleaus, La. (dieumi Seattle 28 July 3. Hefron. Tom (Grand) Auguata. Ga.; (Orpbeum) Atlanta 28 July 3 Haney. Edith (Family) Billings. Mont.; (Fam llyi Butte 28-July 3 Hallsman. lUsle. A W.d)l>er Slaters (Stan Do- nora. Pa ; (O. Il l Mon. as.-n 24 2«: (Grand) CONSISTING Phllll|>al>urg 28 30: (Bljoul Tyrone July 13. BIG OTTO Trained Howk- Sisters (Grand! .Augusta, Ga.; (Grand) OF Nashville. Tenn.. 27 Jul.v 3. Hansone (Cohmiali Marietta. O.; (Empire) 65 ANIMALS Irooton 28 July 3. Wild Animal Show Hin. Ralph C. (Keith's) Boston: (Proctors •Ath Ave. I N. Y. C .. 28 July 3. Hardv. James E iHanlan’s Point) Toronto. -Has Beeu Leased by the- Hedricks. The (Empire) E'tmonton. .Alta., Can. Hugo. Grea* (Plk'si Pine Bluff. .Ark. Haskell. Loney (Orpheiim) -Portland. Ore. Hall. W. I... A Ftanoh Folll.-s (.Acadtuny) Scran United Fairs Booking Association, Ila'rrls. oixle, A Frances (Vaudeville) Fairmont. Rooms 304-5-6 Schiller Building, ..... CHICAGO W Va. Hessle. AI. (Majestic) Ft. Smith. Ark. Hertxler A Barlell iRlverview Park) Detroit. Ilurlev. Frank J. (Glotu-) Boston. From July 1 to November 1, 1909. Halsti-d. Willard (Lyric) Columbia. S C. Hawkins. Jac): (Pantag<'s’) Portland. Ore. Hiilturt. Laura. A Co. (Grand) Phllllpsburg. Most complete collection of performing Wild Animals ever

Hi*)*. 0»o»r (White Pity) Dayten. O. Howard S . A Co. (l.akoBide Park) Dayton. O. exhibited. Grandest Fair Attraction in America. I wish to Hardman. Joe A.: Hot Springs. Ark.. 7 July 3. thank the many Fairs for engagements offered me this year. Hamlin A Lv le (Colonial) Erie. Pa.; (Star) Bradford 28 July 3. Houston. Frill Ryan. A Nine Napanees (Sun) •^BIG OTTO” Sprlngfleld. O. • „ , ■ , Hughe., Johnnie (Pantages'i Butte 28-JuIy 3. Hill A Whllak*-r (Palace) Blackpool. Eng.. 28- FOR THE Julv 3; (Pavilion) Glasgow. Scot.. 5 10; (Pal ace'i .ANnh-en 12 17: iPalacei Dumlee 19-4 CLOSE YOUR THEATRE SUMMER. Havd<-n. Virginia iMab-stlc) Cincinnati. Horan A Van (Stan Aknn. O.. 2»-22; (Bijou) New Philadelphia 24 2«. e .8 for ,0.10- iQTAnSMOinr Hampton A Bassett (Bljoul Pensacola. Fla. JHEUUffi! Hoffman A Ih-lon-s (Gray) MadlKm. Ind. Haraard, Lvnne A Bonnie tPark) I.lvingston I FILMIC Mont . 27 July 3. Hamilton. Frank (Palace) Memphis. Tenn. I SUPPLY C .rsBH Service s Herald, the Great (Majestic) Sandiiolnt. Ida.. ^TJul."- 3 . .. o V 1 Horton A LaTriska (Pr.vtor'si N-wark. N. J. IS, dGFERVERS 3 r knomn t«> th<»UMnd« of th«»- Harland Adelaide (Mncoln Park) Worcester. htricdl ind ilrt-UF bp lUd dl«’d M Jnn** 14. Bft* r Wing to h\% II ith«w.iv. John lElk’s Pirk) Tonswindi. N. Y. lioni** for fi»ur ll*‘ wan nine* H<-nrv Bros iDresmlsndl Coney Island. N. y of BW it the* ttiio* of hlf* «l4‘Bth. Without duubt H. 'ward A Howar.1 iPnictor'si Newark. N. J. The Lake Shore Film & Supply Go. 1.0B Mlilvr man ihf fatlu-r of hUhM»»tluK In tlila Ilurlev Br.>s. lEI.-cIrIc Park) Ottawa. Can. r*Mjinr>. having “tBrifnl WA»rk at tlu* Walnut Hart A Wo.slley iMaJ.'stld Br.wvnwoo.1. Tey.. 2 Superior Ave., N. E. CLEVELAND, 0, Th**atr»* a« a !*«*>. At th»* iliiu* '»’ry amall 21 23; (C-rvstai) Ban Ang.do 24 20 ..Is won- u«>sl lo ailverlU.' allraci ions, that Hillman A Roberts (Alrdiune) Shreveport, La. Ising In the ■■thln .-s ” Tli.' a. I ts .sTiucct.-.! Ilagii*-. Prof. (Alrd.'me) lioulslana. Mo. with the al.Hk conipaiiy at Ho- bou»*- wore c(tu Huegei Bros. iConev Island) Cincinnati. |M-Ilisl to tak.' turns In |sisling bills, an.l l)ad Hale. Jess. A Co. IR.'.I Mill) Vlnoenm-s, Ind was hlrisl. as a ts.y. to tarry III.' pai-r and Herbert A Brown IK. A K.) Pittsburg. piste Afl. r a Hill.' I).- sure.l the privilege Howe A Howe lEngllsIl) Indianapolis. FOR PLEASURE RESORTS. PARKS AND of iM.slIug all of tlie bills St that h.«is.. and Ilairis Ruth A I/oe iKapldlo) .Alexandria. La. then l.iiiibsl a eontraet for i.oslllig itf sheriff Hanvey A Bayllss (BIJoti) Ilamm.Hid. Ind. AMUSEMENT PARLORS i»i h.'rt A Wam-n iShea's) Toronto. p4»4tlnt; hu^iuodF lu l*hlla»h‘l|»hla. w lilcli h^ Hill. Chrlatlne. A Co. iCrystal) IV-nv.T. A most profitable and easily managed game. rlalnuMl •'ai* the* Urnl plnnt in the* t'niteM Harland A Rollls.ui iCrystal) IVnver Requires but little attention. State** He* luaele* iupMii>. W in n sSaoford Ingrams. TNvo (B1^'U) Negawam-e. Mich.. 21 23; II UedelluH) atarte*el the* AmeTlt.4n ItlUlKeallng iBIlou) I«hp«'mlng 24 2*1 t'fHiipanv lu IMiUaelelplila. Ia v Mlll.-r waa ^n Ininio Gr.-at. A Co (I) H.) SiVm. O Standard gige*d. and he* ha* n*iualn«'d with ihl* flnu rve*r Ha Child M.nlallst l Acaib-mv. Buffalo: (Soen- ahiee* Whe*n th»* .kiiie*rl« an na** alui«*rlMMl hf the* Ir) N T.Tiaw.inda. N Y. 28 July 3. Ijengtb _^-^ For full IMdlafte Iphla lltlUMeHtlng tN’iupaiiy, l>a tdy wa* Johnson. Guy IBIlou) Oshkosh. Wls. —-deacription, send for catalogue re*talnee ara he* ha* Iw e*u »u|M*rrnt«’nele*nt of iT>‘ck) Salamanca . N A'.. 24 2i>: iW.mdor Dept. A., SKEE-BALL ALLEY CO., Philadelphia, Pa. the* ftdtiing r«»oui. ainl up to tin* tliiu* e>f tU land) St. Marys. Pa.. 28 30; |0 H.i Rldgway Inal tllneea waa a* apry a* any i-tnphLxe* i*f th^ 1 3 rttiupany The* Inttrmltle»* **\%\ ag** wore* not John*'>n A Wells |)>ridieiim) Is'S .Angeles 20- fTlde'Dl until .1 imnlli aso. aiul the*n the* edd Julv 3 THE LONDON nean alinpl> r<»llap*e*d. an*l. Ilk** a e'hllel. lalel Jeans A Careuc* I Park) Cleveland; I.Acaibniy) down to aualt hi* tlual aU i p The* funt*ral \i»*k Buffalo 28 July 3. plae*e* June* III frfHU hN late- re-ahle-Ui'e*. lH*|Ug at- t«>eMle*el h\ e*ee*ry e*inp|t*>»* ainl ofth-A*r of the* Jeirow tOruheiiiui Seattle; tOrpheunii Portland. IMtilath'lphIa ItllliMiallug t'ciiipniiy. auel hy bun On' . 28 Jul.v 3. drenla of the*atriial pe*e>pli‘ Xltlneuuh Ilia «li*ath Ji'iitiis A t'uttiug iBIJou) IshiH'mliig, Mich.; ha* lM‘e'11 e*\|N‘«*l*s| feef aoMe* lUoflthie. IK W 8 of bla olraudl Marqiielle 28 July 3, MUSIC HALL paaaliig aeaa> will Im* a ah** k lo ma»e> preuulne'Ht .!• hiisoii. Billy M iVarlely) Buffalo; (Si-enlci (M'lkple* lu the* pre*fe**whm. Til* re* w a* n«»t an edel N. Tonawaiida 2SJuly 3. U the recofulaed organ of VandevUle ArtlaU throngbont the world. Americans vlrlting In Ixyndoa titite* t'lri ua proprie teir nr ag ut that diet not Jolly Four tjuartel iKIIIei Rome. Ga.; (Crystal) will find a friendly welcome at 14 Leicester Street, W. C. NEW YORK OFFICES, 19 W. Twenty know him The* emne-r eif n*arl> e*wr> MII|H>attng .Vllaiita 28 July .3. fourth Street; Telepbon* 1772, Madison Square. _ plant In tl» rnlte*el Stalea ysun |H*ratdially ac .Ionian. Br.aitueek. A Chullta (Farm) Tolod-'. t). epialiile‘«l with him. and man> protulne*ut th^ Johnson. Carndl tWIgwam) San Francisco. Nevei knocks at your atrlral pe*e»p|e* |ii\e»d to «tf»p In the* f*tTI«'r of the Jarvis A Martin tChest<-r Park) Cluciiiiiall efiinpany ainl haxe* a e'lirt earth Mad llo le*ft K<-)lv A Massoy tltyde .A Wylc) Long Bosch. m» re*lallve*a aa far aa e*an Im- li*arne*el. having Cal A buuu urruKiuiNiii * * ** • •ntlbe**! all of hU fain1l>. He* «aaa rledi In Kellv. Walter C. tPalai-e) London. Kng., May ail*‘«-doti*a eif the* eehle‘11 tillie*a, anel. oa hr hael 24 July 17 Remember we have over 1000 reels to select from. a re*iiiarkahle* me*inory Ter dale-a, fseuM ^•*lat»» KlddiT, Bert A Ih>n>thy (l.yrlc) Joplin. Mo. piany lnle*re*«tlng a|i»rle*a of *h»* e'arly elaya e>f Write for our BEDUCED PRICES, we guarantee to save you 50 ahiewa and hUliMHitlng. lie* ea na a atrong, (t'ontlnueil on page .30.) WE ARE FREE AND INDEPENDENT. v!g<»roiia, hoarty man. one* «ho aa alwaya In tere*atf*el III Ilia eveirk. aiiel, with a aiinny ella|M> SOLD EVERYWHERE altlon. he* l|ve*d a life* of uae*fulne*aa anel hremght SCHILLER FILM EXCHANGE, Schiller Bldg., Chicago,III happlne*ea Into the* llve*a e>f theeuaainia t>f oth rra. No 4»iie* eVMilel aak f^er a lM*tte*r iuotiutne*nt THE nilil.HOAUn-S rii.\SSlFIF.D BCSINF^SS DIRECTORY GIVES than the- losing nie*me»rh*a e*iigraM*el In the* lie'arta of many tli«HiaantU who kne‘w him ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. THE ADDRESSES OF AI.l. Till-: LE.^DERS.

1 28 T ti e Billboard JUNE 26, 1909.

llo^*** of building a park and fair grounds. Positive and Unreserved Park News «ork will be ooainienc«‘rts that be Sale by Public Auction has several new attrartioiis on the griHiiid. and COURTEOUS OLENTANGY PARK has boiiked a gn-at mvny wsdety and eliiitx-h On Thursday, June 24,1909 dates for this season. Tlie park has 1ms‘Ii doing MANAGEMENT. a good business ever siiiee they o|H'iied on IK-e- At 11 oVlock A. M. oration Day. Mr. Italpli II. Wilson, of the llorklng Valley Stereopticon with Electric, Calcium, or Uallroad office at Columbus, Ohio, is cougratu- ' The Boston Ideal Opera Compan.v latiug himself oo his unusual good luck. Mr. will begin a four wix-ks’ engagenu-nt at Forest BOSTOCK^S Acetyleoe I.amp, $20. Wilson is the |iossessor of a very valuable Park. Atrbiiwiu. Kan.. July 4. TIiIh park Is now Kelt a Tau iNdta college pin, with slxtt-en under the management of Chas. Brown, aiel F1L1V1S FOR RENT l.as iHs-n doing fair ImisIim'sk since the o|M-iiing. diamonds anmnd the class signia. While spend¬ Famous Riding Devices Two Reels in Possssslon. Including ing the evening with a party of friends at Olen Henry Kinfelt is mauager of the oiMiiair thea tre. Thrse Changes, tiyigy Park, he hapia-ned to notice that bis pin was missing. The loss was reported to Manager Maplewood Park, Litneaster, tiliio, The Racing Roosters For $8 to SIS Per Week. Ihisenhury, of the park, and he, in turn. In oixmed the s<‘ason June 6 to ginsl business. Two Now located tt Blvervlew Park, Chicago. .411 that Is rvqulretl la froui $25 lo $50 rash structed his employes regarding the loss. The big free attraetiona were fires* iifisl in addi de|H,sit. which will he returutsi wlies service I. next morning the idn was found hv one of the i tion to the Citin-u's Hand of l.anraster. F G. illseontlniied, ami r. Harsli TheGondola Golden Chariots laiiiace lo films. Tirkrta eonseeiitlvely iiuiii and turned over to .Mr. Kusenbury, and Just man, a former newK|iaiM>r man. iM-n d. asMirt***! colors. $;i.50 for 50.0iai. I’ure ten hours after the loss was reported the pin Now l.M-ated at Sans Soticl Park, Chicago. An openalr theatre has 1>een er*'cted Willie eoiidelisers. W. eseli. IMPGRT$:D was in the owner’s bands. This is the sti-ond tJKL.lTl.NK. assorted rolora. Urge alxe. 3lip. ta-r at Niehols Park. Jarksouville, III., and nio'ing piece of vnlualde Jewelry f(Mind at the park sli,s| SLIGHTLY I SKD FILMS F«>R SALK Iilelur<‘S are Ixdng shown by Manager I S. and retiirniHl to its owner this week, the first Scott. Admission is fr<>e. hut a small charge is The Miniature Autodrome .iver ’.lat r»s*ls al 2o. a foot. Catalogue for Ix-lng a handsome liracelet. The management of other information ami aiipidli-a. nisile for seats. Tills is the only amusement “The Children's Favorite " (Meiiiangy Park an- pleasing their patrons bv attraction at Nichols Park at pres*-nt. LEWIS HETZ their desire to r»-ci»er anything lost or mis .‘t 111*- ssmt* lliii*- and plais- will is* <>ff*T*sl a 3U2 Eaat 23d Street. New Yurk City. placusl at their |)ark. Hazle Park Theatre, at Hazleton, IsTlable ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANT. .*ne of I’a., managixl bv C. H. Heiiek. is drawing large the tery ts-st—twenty horse [siwer engine—dy attendane*-. High-eless vaudeville ps*Hl of Clirlst Gns-n, The Get Busy and Buy PARK. torta. Carnival,. Fair,, etc.: Thi, uxle ,hould Broadwa.v Boys, and .Stirk and London. be of ,pecial intere,t. a, it i« the chance to se¬ Clyfteslde Park, Ashland. Ky.. will have a The Vallamont Park Pavilion, Wil¬ cure decided novelties at bargain pritea. Tbe July Celehralion on the fifth of July. There liamsport. Pa., is drawing ginxi-sirisl aiidleniw. sole reason for disposing of same is that I am PENNANTS AND CANES will 1m‘ many S|>e<-ial attractions during the day The bill for the week of June 14 inclinlisl Klsle intcrcited in enterpriae, in Europe that require such as boat races, fat men’s race, etc. At ' GlIlsTt, Jo<‘ and Nellie Doner. Dan D.inson, I.ll my personal attention. Further particulars can night there will be a grand display of fire¬ lie Dyer and moving pictures. be obtained from Wc U’}' to in- works. JAMES W. BOSTOCK. H. B. Burton, formerly of St. Louis. fonii ye<>ple are expected. Ky. I Love My .\t the Casino the attraction will 8n be Carl Ekiouarde and his band opened ch.ingt'd from vaudeville to musical comedy. an engagement of fisir wix-ks at Woo.ls|de ENAMEL \ series of charity days is Iteing held at the Park, Philadelphia. June IP. Miss Grace Keye loirk at which time the park management gives Miller, soprano, is soloist. the n'ceipts of the da.v to some charity. The BAKED TINSEL Oakland Park. Rocky Mount. N. C.. A--ldand King’s Daughters and Friends of the Coney Island Clilldn-n were to have had their day June 17 otv-ned June 21. with dancing pavilion, vainie PENNANTS loit on aeconnt of ralnj weather it was iH>st- ville show, and other attractions. J. L. Aning- (Mined until July 1. ton is manager. But Oh, You which are the Ust CHICAGO PARK NOTES. sellers this season. PARK NOTES. .Size 7.\15, With eane, John C. Weber and his prixe hand an* th.» niiislral attraction at Rlverxiew F.xixislflon this Dreamland! S4.(M) per UK). Write At Wushington Park, Bayonne, X. J.. the cuncessionair«'S are praying for a ces¬ week and are meeting with an enthusiastic re¬ for illustrations of the lx*st selling sation of the |)oor weather that has prevailed ception. Til* big Kxposltlon announces that EVERYTHING for tin* last two mimths. They are doing a Creation will op«‘n June ’jc,. and that Buffalo Bill novelties of the seiison. l>retty fair business, considering the circum¬ and Pawnee Bill will exhibit their comlilu“d NEW BUT THE OCEAN. stances. but it is nothing compared with what shows there Jul.y 14. it would ls‘ under more favorable weather con¬ NiDEL i SHIMMEL, 45 Fultoii St., I. T. City ditions. If the summer mouths are hot. they IVillmann’a Band is high in favor with tlie will certainly n^coup their losses, and have a patrons of the fashionabh- Bismarck Garden, Good Fellows Visit* balance to the g.ssl. At the Park Theatre. where the North Shore populace of CTiIeago are we*'k of June 14, the vaudeville bill was headed in suih consistent snd generous attendance. by Menetekel, the Knropean Writing Ball. The rest of the bill consisted of Besnah and Miller, LllsTstl’s Famous Band and Opera Singers Marwlllcs. The Tbroe Minstrels, T^ Great are now at Forest Park as is again the Irish Miltair and Yberrl and Taylor. Ciioral Society. M.anager Paul Howse la to I*" eongratiilated on this wonderful array of musical LEHMAN’S Daily rains during last week kept talent. the crowds from Wootlland Park, Ashland, I’a.. 4» but the vaudeville was presentert this to pieasi* the crow.I which gather there each -iiiniuer wil Is- the Diamond Ring Contest. evening to listen to the excellent mnsle snd Tl.e first fino ring will be given July 16 lo the wstch the firew-orks disjilay w hich is b**ing f< a young woman wlio rhall have the most votes for tured by Jim 0’L«*ary. Is-liig the miait popular young lady In S''Uuykill 4» OMAR SAMFS and ailjoining ctainties. A $.’'•6 ring will be Frank Moulan in Tlie Sultan of Siilu. at Sans given to the second, and a $25 ring to the third. Souei Park. l« making a hit with the patrons of “HL.MAN BUTTERFLY” The persons nominating the sticto-ssful contes¬ that summer theatre. tants will each l>e given a $12 watch. In all SENSATION OF $211 in prises will be given by the theatre THE CENTURY manager, W. C. Hunt. FERARI SHOWS SCORE. Turnlna tttvm ttway at Nlanara Military Battel Bert Morphy, “The Man Who Sings Col. Francis Fersrl has scored the biggest trl Fur Park,. Kink,. Pa\...ua,. Sb*iw,. etc. Large to Beat the Band," remaineb of bis life at the Que.-nshoro Bridge new Catalogue "C" Free. we*-k at Natatorium Park. Si>okane. Wash. Celebration in New York. Both jiresa anest bamls heard In Spokane. Some of Crystal Mare, a dog and monkey show. Mlfrh- Millican'sMinstrels Reading’s Greater Shows the attractions at the park are the I'igure Bight. ell'g Snake Jungle, the KalxenJammers. and a GREATER THAN ETER. <»ld Mill. Circle Swing. Dance Hall, etc. The host of others. A FEATURE AT THE PALISADES PARK TWO BI6 WEEIS OF CELEBRHIORS park Is managed by Jolin W. Pace. Capt. Kohert McPherson dfs-s one of the _PALISADE. N. J. The new amusement features have most Intrepid lion taming acts ever se*-n. Five ts-en added to the uiimenuis attractions for the ferocloua, black maned le-i»ts are made to C0MMEICIN6 THE 4tli. visitors to Sulphur Springs and Platt National lierforra all sorts of exordinary trl< k«. There CARLISLE’S WANTS I'nlfortned Band of H or 10 pie**-, Park, Sulphur. t)kla. One is the Bromide Gar- ar<* two indy lion tamers tiesides thit and (white). No time for rntreaiMimleoee. w.i. both do s* nsational stunts. Then, there Is dt-n. bwated at Harp<>r’s big bromide artesian ■ pilrk. A 1 Kleefrle. Gla>, Hhuw. Working Mamie, one of the prettiest scenic exhibitions Wild West and Indian Congress well, devotisl to moving pictures. Bowling al¬ World. Ferria Wheel, Illuelna an*l 2 Platfuriii ever put iimler canvas; the Human Butterfly leys have also be«*n installed. Another n«‘w Creating a Tremendoud Seimation Show, with »w*-l| fixHiti; People fur PlaotatluD tu’xrled every me; the Katxenjummers made attraction is the Grand Airdome. under the .Show who doiilile in braM. to etrenglhen colort-l mansgeinent of Head and Preston, of the merry fi>r thmisamls. Harry Six. the high diver, PALISADES PARK. - NEW JERSEY band: rau place a D-w m*>re C•■a*-e«■l*la*, Gla>. .krtesian Hotel Compan.v. Vaudeville and mov¬ is a marvel in bis line. Col. Ferari is le>oke<| Engraver, Feather Flowera, High Htriker. P*e*t ing pictures are the attraction. solid for the year, playing all tbe im|Hirtant • r (rt- Tlnlyi*. Gallery, etc. Hlltn Itadrhff. eon.* fair and earnival dates. The Pavilion Theatre, at Riverside mi: K*», A. Kami, write. K. KKADING, G* *i Park, .\slH*vllIe, N. C., will open with repi-r- ON THE MIDWAY! Mgr.; K D CORKY, Gen. Agt., Jeff.*rmin. la. tolr»- for the s<-ason on June 2S. Tbe park is ROACH’S BANDA MEXICANA. June 21 to 'J6, IMKI. Is-eeming more popular each se.ason and now Cook’s Concessioos. hundr"d' ns*s1 of g<*l WANTED have an excellent patronage during tiie entire the b-adership of several [iroininent hands, and -e>so-i of two months and a half. has s|s*Dt some time in |H-rfectliig tbe Banda Messrs. R. C. Stone and Judge Ne¬ Mexicana. The liaml will lie one of the fea ville. i>roprleiors of Central Park, Springfield. lures at the centennial eelehraflon held In Mex CAROUSELS ico City, Septemlier I.’i to ik-totier 1.5, ihlO. Mo . liave engagetwe<*n 10 and 11 h. in.. stay. The band Is under the management of AT LIBERTY Bert Clark, treasurer of Cofik’s Op<‘ra House, •Mlt. CI.IC’KM \.N. furc \V. II. siaii- It«a-l«-ster. N. V.. for the past five years. SUPPLIES of ever> CORINJET ley. 2.MI \V. i’Jil St.. New Y«»rlt SohilferdwkeT’s F>lertrlc Park, at <»uppl>CA f«»r «%ery kind •»( .. mit the lewible Hm-.fUd Kld

T>i» IiIk <)■; I* cloHf at liaiiil, ami If joa Some of the waul tu rfa|> ymir aliarf of the barveat let iia bare your oriler NtIW. We fiimlMb at- trai-tive baiiiu-ra aiul hIkii rarilH printed friiui • iiKravetl plate*. In oibirH. KKKK. All our •Irink* are abMoIntely barinleh*. Oiiaranteelodea a cap the Wi :;n*rauti-4- Ihi* iiowder tu make the In-Ht Oraujteaile on the market. Tante* the llandaomely flnished minute the pencil In-at ami pay* you the Iw-at (irollt. lb*-* md coulalu t'oal Tar color or anything prohibited —look* like the box toucbea the paper. by any I’ure KumI laiw. No trouble to iirepare It, almidy aihl water, *weeten ami it I* of a famoua Ixmdon Haruileaa. but ex- ready to drink. It ha* a hriieht oranae iiJor and a rich orauKe tiavor that la aure tu picaae brand of clftarettea— traorillnarlly funny. the UMiKt particular. It I* a fruit prudur-t. 1 to 5 Iba., |2.UU lb.; 5 tu lU lb*., Sl.'.l lb.; deceive* everybody. Sella like “hot aauiple aallou pkg., Ittc. We pay all expreaa charge*. When opened, a aim- at the aide*. They are the funnieat, the beat aelling cakea” at a.’lc, re¬ pie contrivance ex- tail. Arranifed In idode* a cap Inalde. novcltie* ever invented. That “Racket” Cigarette Box, CRESCENT LEMONADE POWDER for example, la one of the clevereat fun-makera on the a handaome illaplay Strenitly made—can't card for your count¬ R4ade F'r'*m Lrinon« Reduced Xo Rowdereca Form. ket out of order. market. It’a a good aeller. too. for already It haa won ThI* | •wder will make tin- mo*l dellrhiii* lemonade you ever taatml at i>ne.|tflh what er. ■ FumlKhed either In a tremendoiia laipularity In New York and Ita vicinity. h-iiKiU* would co*t you Kach |miuimI make* 4.'> gallon* ami retail* for (4o.wiler dlMuilvea lualautly. If yon m-II, or can lu-II lemonade, you boxea Retail* at 25c. the funny aneeze powder, la another good aeller. ahould led In- without thi* powder. I tu ■'> lb*., I'J.Ikt lb.; .I to lU Ih*., |1.*.'> lb.; aample gallon pkg., luc. We pay all expreaa cbargea. CRESCENT PINEAPPLE CIDER New and Delicious. A IVIoney Coiner. But you apiireciate the quality of our score* of i'rexi-iit riiM-apple Cider la very attracllre. entirely new and a wonderful aeller. We Doveltlea. You can't handle a better aide line. They put it up In HI ouiH-e boltb-* wbh'b iuak<-* 22 gallon* by aiuiply adding water and x'lgar; sell everywhere to everybody. They’re clever, harmleaa ia> wailing. m> ladba-r. When pre|uir<-im-a|i|de in *mall (di-ci** am' put noveltle*, ao funny that even the victim la amused. Into it (for a|>p«'aram-et and you will have the I*-*! ~<1llng drink ever put on the market. You can mike from H*»% up on them. And they’re In a >-ri>wd It ran I*- wild aa fa*! a* glak-o-* can lx- MIeil. and at a clear profit of over 4c gissl ’•repeatiTs,” for your customers will come back THE SHINER. out of the .V; or over .'**>'7. 17il* drluk I* not only atiractive, l>ut It I* a* gi**! a> it for other uoveltles. • li.'k*. *imI I* aure to give kallefacllou. 1 to 5 lb*.. 12..'*1 lb.; o to lU lb*.. $2.25 lb.; Kaui|>Ie One of our newest lUc. We pay all expreaa charges. CACHOO. fuu-makera. It Is a cardboard tube, nice¬ We aleo make i'K.VCIlETn'K which baa a ileliclou* flavor and bright yellow cfactioii wherever offered. Same prim- ami Ask About Our Plan ly oriiameuted, and .sneeae-powder. S*‘ll* fitteil with two scml- put up the .aine as I’liieapple Chb-r de*crllH'ut up the *ame. ami at the xame price a* I’iiiea|>ple Chler. If. .\ crackerjack We make Sirawl*-rry Chler I’owder. Wild Cherry Cider l‘owd«-r ami ItaaplM-rry our free catalogue of novelties. And ask, too, about side. through which “repeater.” too. For the offer w-e are making energetic dealer*. Ask how a picture la supposed Chler I'owder, whU-h are the *ame price a* (h-angesde I'owder. ami each kind make* 45 every one who bu.vs gallou* to the (miuihI. Sample of any one kind. lOc. We do nut *bip C. O. D. unless at w-e help you sell our novelties. But write at once. to tie seen when the it comes back for least ooe Ihinl cash acc.>iupanh-s order. If you s<-ll drinks let u* help you make more Delays pay no profits. tube la held to the more . A pinch of UeiiM-y. We have au allractixe pro|s"‘ltb>n to offer agent* to sell our drink* to stores, eye ami revolved. this powder blown lestauraul*. Hahstns. etc. We Kell Cisders. lilas* Jars, Tumbler Carrier* and Tumbler* at One end of the tuba Into the air lowest prices. la flulsh(-d with a fills the whole rmim rim of black felt — makes everybody dlp|>ee success¬ ful, as It I* easy terale. All you Deeenses rouslst .Announces That His Trained u f light, ticket ticket --- seller Wild Animal Arena and Exposition Shows I fur “.'"Vhuslm-s* ami be o(>eratercs4-ntlng an

er.t in preliminary preparation. tion. fish awinimlog. etc. Iil|i Dels are uwu strucli-d dexh-e. |wrfeet In iletall Beautifxil ONLY LEGITIM.\TE PRIVILEGE -MEN' AVRITE. neenlc effx-et. Ilandmiuie front. Will attrart atleiitloD ami gel the nioimy. Portable ami No exclusive. There is plenty of money for everj’body. e*»y III ship. Spare rxH|Ulred. lOllO fi-el. erale. $15.ik>. Plates to III any tmlton niarhlne. IWK- i>er 100. But¬ ton Frame*. ll .’iO |M>r gro**. We are the largest amt only original manufacturer* on the market. Till* I* our ninth year’s ex ROLL TICKETS |*Tleni-e X»ur llHI* Mmlel Wixoderful Sh-eve Machine laki** picture* 1\x2tk In.; ran Your ovxn sfX'cial ticket, any printing, any colors accurately numbered, notched and almi Im* revermil to take a group; al*<> make* fnrforated; all rolls guaranteexi iHitton* Can tie uaxvl at fairs, ploulr* and gathering*. 50,000. ’S6.50 Price of our No. I Wonderful Sli-exe Fer rotV|M> iiiaclitiir, $15. Plali-a In - H 100,000. 10.00 |mt hundred. Muunta. SIVc and .'MV |>er bun 600,000. 35.00 dr-d Write today for free catalogue. Ca.sh vx it h onlor. Xo C. O. D. Special quotations to large buyers. Write for samples.

NEW YORK FERROTYPE CO., 142-144 Delancey St., New York City STOCK TICKETS. NAME OF ANY AMUSEMENT. 25,000. $3.00. WORLD’S DAINTIE:sr EQUEISTRIENNE. ROYAL TICKET CO., Shamokin, Pa. ROSE WENTWORTH Electric Scenic Effects and' Stage Lighting Appliances I'ximplete linw of CLOCD Effect. SNOW, RAIN. FIRE. Etc. Also SPOT and FLOOD LIGHTS, ST.MJK IWEETS. PLUGGING BOXES. RHEOSTATS and everything uaed In connection arlth Kleetrioal Stage Ugbling. IlfFORTES Carbona. Lena** and Oelatinea at low prico*. Send 10 cents to cover |*xwtage and mailing of NEW CATAI.OGUE. JOSEPH HENCHEV ELEOTRIOAL CO., I.argxHit Manufacturer* of Electrical Stage Appllancx'e and Effect* In the World. 380 Weat .MUh Street. New Yx>rk City, D. S. A. 30 Tlie Billboard JUNE 26, 1909.

Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. (Grand) Birmingham, Marines, Five Musical (C*>ii*'y Islaml) Clncln ROUTES Eng., July 3-1(1. natl. LEARN Leslie. Eddie (Temple) Revere Beach, Boston, Manning A FortI (('l)**st**r Park) Cincinnati. (Cootinued from page 2i.) Mass., 21-July 3. Mltclull. G. IDriKrt (F*>nlalue F**rry Park) lAHlisvIlle. PE&FORMERS. La-nnon, Bert (F'mplre) Calgary, Alta., Can., 28- HYPNOTISM * July 3. Meyer Bros. i.Alniomel .\Iton. 111. Luken's Harry. Bears (lIlpiKHlrome) Phila. Niemeyer, J*s* II. iW**n*l**rlan«l Park) Mlnne- Be a Hyi>notlat and make fun ami K<*nn*-lia; (FoiT**st Park) Chicago 'Js July 3. , (iHUiey. Anyone may learn In a few Y., 2I-2r{; (Niagara) Niatrara Kalla, 24-26; ' LeGray, 18>llie. A Harry Bernstein (Bijou) Mari¬ Nad*-n, U*w (Elite) S**. Ouialia. Neb., 21'^3; ' hours time. Hy|>ik>(laui la of inea (Sniitli'ai CcnoTa 2S'Jul}' 3. nette, Wls. (Electric) Hiawatha. Kalis., 24'Jtl. tiiualde value In every walk of life Keancy. I.uclon (naviiiaoni Moncton. N. B. Can.; LaNole Bros. (Wonderland Park) Minneapolis. LaTell Bros (Majestic) l>‘Xlngton. Ky. Nelson. N** ; (Orpbeumi Lima 2S-iui]r LeNolr'a Marionettes (Lyric) Muskogee, Okla. (Lyric) Joplin '28 July 3. I*earu lu cuulrtil wbt>m you wish. 3. Leonard, Gus (Majestic) Galveston, Tex. Nadell A 11**11 (MaJ*'slicl Birmingham. .Ala. Alake olltera love and obey you. Curea Kramer Klliott (.\rcbl Cblcago. 21-23; (.^pol- ' LeClaIra, Two (Poll's) Waterbury, Conn. Lorette. Alice (Star) Seattle. Nelson. Cliff Itlancharil (Hiawatha Park) Mount dlB<.as<>s ami had babita. Parsonal lot CbicaKo 24 2lo's. Victor, Talking Birds (Toweri Black- : Toyance, and Mmd Reading alao made KratTt 4c Myrtle (O'Brien'a) BirminKbam, Ala.; Laurent. Marie (Collins' Garden) Columbus. O. |Ka*l. Eng.. July ,1 S<-i>t. 4. clear ami plain lu you. Aa a pro <<>rand| Naabville, Tenn.. 28 July 3. Lincoln Military Four (Neptune Lake) Uxbridge, Mass. Novelty Dancing Four (Orpbeum) San Franciaco feaslou, Hjpmilism offera uuequaled Kaufman, Minnie, & Cliinko (Grand) Mancbea- | oi)|>ortuDltl«« f*)r money making. Hue I,oulne, Harry (Family) Dee Moines, la. 21 July 3. ter, Eui;., .%-10; (KaTllion) Glasgow, Scot., 12- I ceas aure. A'ery email coat. Write I,eVlne A I.,eVlne (Family) Oberlln, O. Norton A Itiiss**!! (MaJ*‘Stir) Denver. 17; iKalaia d'Ete) Brussels. Belgium, 26- for free |)wrllculars to Lyne A Bell (Happ.v Hour) Houston, Tex. Otora TrouiH* )On>h**ura) Lima, O.; (Orjihcum) Aug. 7. Zanesville 28 July 3. Kellam. la-e J. (Vaudette) Boone, la.; (Gem) 1 La Dare A Warner Trio (Cairo) Cairo, III. Le Clair, John (Alrdome) Mansfield, O. O'Neill Trio (CaM'ade Park) New Castle, Pa.; M.D* BETTS, Sta.,D,ilacksoi. Mich. Marshalltown 28 July 3. \ (Id(*ra Park) Y*aingsto)an. O.. 28 July 3. Keeley & I’aika (Orpbeum) Franklin, Pa.; I I.,evolos, The (Grand) Columbia, S. C. Le Dent, Frank (Orpbeum) Denver; (Ingersoll Olivers. Tliret* S*-nsatlonaI (Eiuiilre) E*lmont*>n. (Family) Warren 28-July 3. Alta.. Can.; (Pantag*-') Sisikane ‘28 July 10. Keane. J. Warren (Majestic! Butte 26 July 3. Park) Des Moines, la.. 28-July 3. La Selle Trio (Rogers) Brandon, Can.; (Elite) Owen. IVirothy Mae (Crystal) Denver; la'ad- King 4k Bailey (Majestic) Ilenver. vllle 28 July .3. Kartollos, Juggling (High St.) Columbus, O. Wlnnifieg 28-July 3. LOOK HERE!! , LaDelles, Four Fantastic (Pantages') S|K)kane; ' O'Neil, IKa* Howard (Sl|***'sl Kokomo, Ind,; Kaabiroa A Otto (Lyric* Dayton. O. | We are the low- Kenny A Hollis (Empire) Lewiston. Me. i (Pantages) Seattle 28-July 3. (Br**adway) L**gai)s|airt ‘28 July 3. La Vails, The (Alcazar de Ete) Paris, France. Ozava. The (Park) Biloxi. Miss. eel price Whole Kessto's Dog Circus (Paragon Park) Boston. 7-July 10. Osborne. Chas. H. )l*rlnc**ss) Coshoctoo, O. sale Jewelry and Kobler A Adams tClark's Airdomel JacksonTlIle, Lanaings. The (Patbe) Ybor City, Fla. Opp, Joe (I^afayette) Buffalo. Novelty llouae In Fla. Orpheus C*>nie<1y Four: I8n\**r. Anx'iica. Knlglit. O. L. (Majestic) Ft. Worth, Tex.; (Ma¬ La Belle Leonora (Auditorium) North Attle¬ boro. Mass. Quaker City Quartet (MaJ«o*ilc) I8*nver. WRITE FOR jestic) Dallas 28-July 3. CUT-PRICE Keller Trouiie, Jessie (Buffalo Exposition) Buf¬ Lawrence, Bert (Princess) Niagara Falls, Ont., Owens, Billie A May (Crystal) San .Ang**lo, Can. Tex.. 21 23: (Majestic) BrownwcMsI 24 26. CATALOG UZ. falo 21 July 3. Laveau. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. (Rivk Park) Digh- P* n'iletons, 'Tlio (Cascade Park) New Caatle We have every Kirk. II. Arthur (Majestic) Detroit 28-JuIy 3. thing of the latent Kollins A Clifton (Eureka) Lethbridge, Alta., ' ton. Mass. Pa. Prini-ess Four (Prl**c**»s) piswia. Ill. and largeetatuckof Can.; (Bijou) Moose Jaw. Sask., 28-JuIy 3. I.iena. Lily (Orpbeum) S|>okane. JEWELRY Kohl. Giis A .Markm (Eagle) Charleston, W. Va.; Uss-?tte (Miller Shows) Meolis 20- Phllli|is. Monitane (Majestic) St. Paul; (Bijou) I.oraine, Olga (Alrdome) Alton. III. Suiierlor, Wls.. '27 Julv 3. July 3. We are ezcloalvc Kratons. Tlie (Empire) Sunderland, Eng., 28- Leroy, Magician (HiiqMslrome) Pittsburg; Potts Bros. A Co. )C*d.mlaI) Erie, Pa.. 21 23. I’. 8. A. Agenta July 3; (Winter Garden* Blackpool 12 Aug. , (Oideoo) Clarkslnirg, W. Va.. 28-July 3. (Orpheum) Jami-stown. N. Y . 24-26; (Steeple¬ fii) Tyrone. Pa Knmiltoa beet aril Ing Kaaora 21-23; (Pe|>|des) El Reno 24-26. McDonald A Carlyle (.\rcndei Wallace. Ida. Parrish A De I.uc (Crescent) Nashville.' Tenn.. Kennella (Alrdome) Oelwein, la. Mangels. John W. (Alrdomei Las Cruces. N. M., 7 July 3. GORDON Cl MORRISON Kramer A Carroll (Lagoon i Ludlow, Ky. June 1. indef. Pasco. Dick (Or|>beum) Oakland. Cal.. 20- Kelly A Klo (Ideal) Monongahela, Pa. Marshall A King (Fidi*-s Berger**) Mexico City, July 3. Wholeaale Jewelers. Mex , May 16. Indef. Klngsiiurys. The (Orpbeum) Miles City, Mont. Pauline (.American) N. Y. C.. 21 July in IM-Ml E. Maditon At.. Chieage. IlL Kelso A Sidney (Casino) Nashville. Tenn.; , Msrtinettie A Sylvester (Marigny) Paris, Fr., Patrick A Francisco (Fair) LaiDsm'th. Wis June l-July 10. (Grand) Evansville, Ind., 28-July 3. Pepper Twins (Rotiinson's) (3ncjnnatl KItahanxai Ja|i8 (Shea's) Toronto. Mason A Doran (Biiou) New I.s*ndon. Conn. Post A Gibson (White fltv) S|>r.ngfield M* Masqip'ria Sisters, Three (.\.-Y.-P. Ex)>o.) Seat¬ I.aBlanclie, Great (Luna Park) Wash., D. C. Perry. Frank 1. (.Majestic* Owenslnwo. Kv LaClair A West; Sea lri>beum) Tiffin. () Methven Sisters. Three (Bell) Detroit 20-22: (O. Litchfield. Mr. and Mrs. Neil (Pantages') Spo Quigg A Nickerson ((Yystal) Pueblo. Colo. H). Ypsilanti 24-26; (.Majestic) Wyandotte DALLAS, TEXAS kane 27 July 3. Rawls A A'on Kaufman )P.)rk Ttieatr* * Muske I-»-ster Bros. A Creighton Sisters (Falrview Park) 2H-July 3. gn*l**n. Eng. Newest and most centrally lo¬ La Belle Troui>e (Ikiminlon Park) Montreal, troit 28 July 3. May 31 July 17 Morgan A McGarry and Six Girls (Forest Park Can.; (Hanlon's Point) Toronto 28 July 3. Rlchanls Gr**at (Ocean Pier) (loan Cltv. N J. cated theatre in city. Now iHKikinjj Highlands) St. I.el. Jack A N.Hie iVab*. Wichita.' Kan. dome) Cliattanga, Tenn., 28.July 3. vllle 28 July 3. R* blnson. R.dible A Hazel (.AIr<1'>n)*'. W<*nderlja*l w tY'k st'iiids. I May Sundays. Prices, LaMaze Broa., Three (Bijou) Winni(H'g, Can.; * Murray. Elizabeth M. (Orpheum) San Francisco; Park) Mlnne.i|H*lis (Orpheum) Oakland 27-Jnly 10, (Bijou) Duluth. Minn.. 28-July 3- Russel], T*-n|e (S*-*-nlc Temi»le) B*>*ton 2oc, .35c and .50e. Would like to Morphy. Bert (The Oaks) Portland. Ore.; (Idora Leslle, Bert. A Co. (Majestic) Chicago; (Temple) R*jady. G***>. (On*h*umi Oakland. Cal.. 26 July Detroit 28-July 3. Park) Oakland. Cal.. July 1-18. iKKik attractions from June 13 to M<'rrlhew A Raney (Collins' Garden) Columbus. Lee, Sing Fma. Wash.. ‘28 Julv 3. Mulligan. May (Grand) Hamilton. O.; (Orphe Leeils A LeMar (Indlanola Park) Columbus. O.; R*nshaw. B**rt (Unlipie, Mlnn*'ar>oll«; (Grand urn) Portsmouth 28-Ju1t S. (Wheeling Park) Wheeling, W. Va., 29- Family) Farg *. N. D . 28 Julv 3 WANTED In t*>wn of 6.(am, piano Player and July 3. , Mentell's Marionettes (Colonial) Devil's Lake. Rots*r(». Ppf. C. E A Rats (Pantag*-s‘i .Xac- (•|H'rat**r. man an ,3. rantento. Cal.; (Fmi.irei San Francisco 28- reliability lmi>eratlre. I,a*ly to play piano (Gordon Park) Cincinnati 27-July 3. i McNutt-Kopeland TYoupe (Star) Wllklnsbnrg. Jiil.v .3. an*l slug lllustratcil si>ngs. Must ts- a g*M>*1 Pa.: (O. H.) Huntington 28 JuI.v 3. Rlpi*. J(.ck (.\lal*-tlc) Birmingham. .Ala.; IMa singer sii*l play to n)**tl(ig pictures, with real .Ml***1o 27 July 3 plrti:res. lhr»*c llmi*s |H-r w****k. Two riigh i*|***raior: must k*s*p ma* bine In (ler Melville. Jean (LltsTty) Niagara Falls. N. T., t'an.: (Blloio .St Ji>hns 28 July 3 f*et running **r*l**r. Iens<-a itoHshesl. put ..i* 21 July 3. R'*malo. pi.b (Emiiir.*, Ir'>'it'*n. (I, 21 2'l* (Ma- a iierfert show **0 the s* rt*«*n free from every Moneta Five (MaJ<*stlc) Denver 26 Jiil.v 1.3, J*st|ri Ashlaml. Ky 24*26: (Hlp|ss|r<*me, kind of hl)in*l**i' that ran annoy a critical aud Marks A Venner (Trows') Merrlman. Wls. CharI**ston. W Va . 28 July .3 tentr*ls (lenip's Park) (•eiqile, l.iit Um fr.>m Kansas (next to MIssiMiri*, Melnotte Twins A Clay Smith (Orphejim) Salt St I.VIlls an*) y*.ii uiiist *lei|«er the g.ssls Sh.>rt iicura, T.,ake. C.; (Orpheum) l8-nver. 28 July 3. Rus«**lls. Musl-al )Plk**i Cani*I Df*T**r. (). 7 10 .No SiiimIiv sh<*ws T**ll all first letter, MiII.vrd. John E. (Grand) Cincinnati. ll*iwl**y S.'’m (Unl*|ue, !#*.s M*dn**s. la. k.1dp*sr F. W, BTlREg. Logan. 0. Miller. Lo«ils E., A Co. (Lyrlo Chattanooga. 't*n<0*m**. Casey: Ft. W'*rth. 3'.*x Tenn. R*d>erts. Sgna (Pantag**s'i S.in Franrlse.,. Matthews. Harry D. TOrand) Washlngti*n. Pa. Pa'ntit.n* Sisters (Crystal) \|4nlt<>n*H 'Vis McDowell. John A .Mice (Niagara) Niagara R<.l.«*rts. D.S* C A (•*. (ni|*i..slr..n)** Phila WANTED Falls, N Y. R'n<)'s. I'ri.f Wm.. Is.gs ) Alr>l'*fn** < Olathe, Malcolm. Emma A Petle (Fairyland) Charl**ston, Kan. Eirst class Irish ('*>m*s1lan and Characi. r Wo- Ilian, 1*1 put on acts .kiso g*ssl Sister and W. Va R'dway. E*b)|e. A Co. (S-srov* Atlsnto U'ly. McKay A Cantwell (Keith's) Phils. Ulegling, Kit (()r|>l)**i)mi Oakland Cs* Novelty 4e(s Write BUNNY SOUTH FLOATIMO Mack. Robert (Orpheum) Oakland. Cal., 20- R*r)non1 A ll:)r|e*r (Esglo Es«f St l.mils THEATRE. Ehanbethtowa. III. July 3 III: (Plttlngen <'.*titr.alla 28 J)i|t .( McCormick A Wallace (Union Grand) Union Rsr A Gobl-n (AlPl.m.** ('off. yvlll... Ksn ; *'F0R 8ALET1 Cltv. Ind (.Alnlome) Guthrie, okla . 27 Julv 3 McKinley. Mat)el (National) San Francisco 21- sit ll.twliiig Alleys ami One B*>v Ball Ul")*r A F-isler (Tivoli. Ixind<*n. Eng 28 July Alley; coiiipb-te; gissl hllslm-ss aisl In fine .luly 3 26 Mack. Wilbur (Majestic) Chicago 2«-.Tnlv 3 condlllon Now bsated In g*««l hiill.ling an.l Rot.lnson A Partl»)i (Eagle) ('harl**sii.n W Va |)rlvlleg**d b* April. lull, at M..nro.* Park. M Makarenko Trst ii|i to dale Park In th* Reh J hn L. (I/ona P.irk ■ Wash . |) (' . 2<) Houlh. Full parllriilsrs. Mitchell A Grant (O. H ) Cortland N. V July 3. _LEO ELDRIDOE. Mohile, Ain. Mario Trio (Ingersr>II Park) D*-s Moines. la . ICf-Tsi. J(fk A Nelle (Vab I W..*l)lta Kan 27 July 3. K<*cklaw. R.*ckle.s A Co (Julian. ( hl**Bgo A DECIDED BARGAIN, -otlier pr**s|***cts in Marvin Bros. (Rlvervlew Park) Detroit. Radin. J**r>im** (M|sh.awaka( M.s'.awika liol iliice sale of m*atest M*>l|on Picture and Vaml*- The greatest living comet virtuoso of to day, McWilliams. Grove (O H.) Cann**n«tturg Pa.. 21 2:t: (Wilsrmi B<*l<>it. W.r 2(26 (ItIJi.ii) vllle Tlx'slre in lh<* Slate. City. I2.(««( N<» celebrated th** world over as a wizard of un¬ 21-23; (Alrdome) Wllklnsburg 24 26; (O H.) Er****i**>rt. Ind 28 July 3 l'•>nl|M*llll<'ll; lapjrlty ‘Joo. slag** an*! sien**rT: usual te<'hnl<)ue anaclly hiialn<*sa. OEO. P. A. 11. Knoll. Mr. Knoll is one of the Martells. Flye Sensational (Sohmer Park) Mon Kl*. Bros , Four (Fonlain** Ferry Park. I .sila TROUT. Brnrkport, N. Y. moet cbara)tug. unassuming gi*ntlem*-n possible treal. Can. a vine to imagine. Is>adewlaton R'cney. Pat Co (Sh.a’s, Toronto WANTED For Adam F**la<*r‘a KlHiwa, Advenes praises unstinte*! from the critics In th** musical Me. Klee's Dog. Pony A Monkey (3ri(ia .(..(,.» la Ag**nl. one or two more Performera l*» sir.ngih centers «.f both the United States ami Eiiro))**. Marlon A Welser (Sliver) Watervllle. Me landi Cincinnati. en ahio* Tills Is a wagon show Hlate very Mr. Knoll m<*et8 you with a friendly smile, a Morrell. Frank (Music Halli Brighton Beach Rlrenhall. Fr<*d (Crystal, renver lowest In first letter Jai*k 1, Bl**dsi*e write warm handclasp, and retires grac*-fully Into N. Y the background of conversation. He has a de- Sal.e| J**se(.hlne (Foi:*- Marigny ( Paris. Fran. e. ADAM FETZER. Ooldeu City, Barton Co., Mo. lightful way of forgetting his gn*atm*ss that Mortimer. Eloise (MaJ(*stic) Tor**nto. June I July 31 makes him lielovtsi among his wiile cin-le of Mascagnis. Two (Alrdome) Savannah. Ga Handers*.n's Manikins (I^ina Park. y*ra()lon. WANTED—FOR PLATFORM BHOWB friends and aojuaintances. His face shows a Maxwell A Staunt*in (Casino) Chicago; (W'esI Pa Gorilla. Oiiraiig. I*lg A|h*; aiiyltiliig alr.Mig Hend clean, well-balanct-d living; the hair, slightly stock) Wrxsistoek 28 July 3 SavoT A Sar*>y Kirandi T..I**do. o p*i«(*i Wani*-*! Platf.irin Freaks on salary or tinge*! with gray, gives an adslge No. 208. Malvern Ttfsiis- (Ste<.p|echaae Pier* Atlantic Sn^^^3ia^^^Cee|^^(rr^sO(hTrul*^(ikI*^^^ s:H*.tab|e A.ldress BARLOW SHOW, Ashtabula, O.), and an honorary memt>er of City. Delafleld, III._ Sumter I»dge of Masons (No. 419. Hot Springs. Milam A Dll B'ds (L.vrlci Dallas Tei —: BOLD EVERTWHERE —_ Ark.), wit^mt charge. Mr. Knoll has been a McAvoy. Dsn F. (Arcade) Attica, Ind . 21 23 ALIVE! PARAflUAT GRAVE ROBBERB. 18 («) Masr>n only about three years, which makes It (Family* Watseka III. 24 26 •*s<*h Lynx, P»rrupltM*s. prairie |8igs and other the more Interesting. Head<|uarters. C. S. i Malcolm. Emma A Wallle (Family, f^ncaster. first riass nioti**y goiters tnr the Fourth LIN. School of Music, 22.'* Fifth Ave., New York C3ty. O. ; (Gem) Washington 28 July 3, i ABHOLUTELT OUARANTEED. WOOD FLINT, North Waterford. Me. JUNE 26, 1909. X b c 11 b o a r <1

Hpencer, lliigli iColonlall HIuoiiiIiikIuu. III. Vyiioa, The (HritaiiiilaI littawa Stewart. Comedy I*ir|ilieurni Cambridge, II. land I Revere H.'ai-li, Mai,*., ; Stuart (I’a-liioi Hiieiio* Ayr.-*. .Soiitli America, i Vamb-vlila, Tb- (I’aatimei *1 CARTRIDGE CAMERA-SCOPE June I.'. .Sl id. 1*1 (Klecirict Jojdln. Mo.. 27 Ji TBADE MARK. S<'linil>ll. la.ulM*. kIu.i I’*'July .'I. Mural. Jii'k IliiutliiKton, \V. Va.; I.a-xlu)cton, Ky.. Inly J. Kynioiiila. Jai'k tCul<|u<‘i Su|M’rlor. \V1*., 21 i'l; (I'linirx) llllibliiti. .Minn., 212*1. MbcrniaPK. Iwo Maraliall, .\llrli., 21 2.'l; Al bloo 21 2*1; l.analiiK. .Mil'll., 2H ;til; Klliit July 1 .1. Sailla'llj Trio ll.yoouini Calgary, Alta., Can.; • Katri Kilinoiilou 2*> July H. Somun lli'o iCr.iktali .knilomon, Iml.; IKakoalilo l*ark t liailon. <>.. 'JSJ'jly .‘I. SiCrIlffo TroiiiM' ll’alai'i*) I.a'lri*alor, Kng., 2S July 'I %h*for. Hot 1 lll|•|MHlrl>nlal Charloatun. \V. Va. HlrlckUiiit. Itul«' iColoroii I'arki JaiiioatuMn, N.

Kpraguo A ri\on il>lanl i’arki Kaaton. I'a. M^•>|lll• nl. Iliifl 1 Wig* aim San KranrUi-o. Sinforil. Jon- iStari Soattlo. KtafToril. frank. A M irlo Stonr (Hrighton Hoai-bi llrigbton r.'*. Ii, N V. nbi-ot*. \Vlil>lllug Hilly iMaji'atIrl lialToatoD. TVr Si'ynHOir SNIora iCranili I'l'rii. Inrt. Siiaanna. I'rliiroa* i I'riM tor'ai Ni-nark, N. J. ^•lay, Miialral lMaJi-«llcl Ili'lrolt. 8oo«, Kar W. Cl be Marol ilklaboma City, C»k

Sboirry llr"«. illrplioiiin i llorkfonl. III. Somon. Ch*i> K i.MlianiliraI N. Y. C. Stirk A laaiilon il'ailang I'arki llarrlahnni, I'a. Re ita-y A Karl iSiar' St. I’rul. Minn. Bjlllran A l'a~|Ui Iona Co. lingoraoll I'arki Ho* Molio**, la. Slmpu n Ch< rl'lah lOriihoiim I Oaklan July 1 W*lpi'«. Mii»;ral lilriihoiiTnl Kranavlllo. Inil. Sonny ,«*ouih. MoCuliimh’ t'ln'bouiul Ia>* .An goli a Cal . 2^ JiilT 2. \V.H»t«. Kalton A Co. (Pl> I Hi Jon I l,a Cro**«'. \Vi«. 8<'ott A |iail« lMaJ*'«llol Hiittr. Mont.; (Waali- Te*. Ingtcni S|a>kano '2^ July 3. William* A A'an .Alien <•* William* A Walker * Chw >* .An Swoi-noj A Ito-Hioy cllat St. I Chicago. >enver JIarryor* Tb*- iStan Ulrh«iKal. *1., 2123; (The- gelo«l Ixi* Angelo*. Cal atorlumi Ihlawaro 2t '2*t 27 July 3. Stanley, Mr A Mr* la-w iKamilyi l'ltt«burg WorthloT. .Abbott A Mintb Park I 21 23: lAltmrori \lrKoo«iK*rl 24 2*1 Vlemi>hi*. Tonn. Snglmoto Triai|»o of Jai>ano*o iKx|Mi*ltloni Ituf- W<>rniw<»><1‘« Iiogs A MonI falo, .\ V , •JHJiily 3 ark, N J. Sonrab Hilly A Mac *.Atntomi'l Caro, Mich. W< II* Maxine iRiJool Kr SutrllSa Tr-Hi;io (Kmplroi Nrwra«tle. Kng., '2** Whitman Krank iKaraona lapbl*. J’jly 3; iKmpIrii <;i*«sinr, So<»t.. 5 H»; IKm Mich. TOADe-MA piroi Kollntmrgh 12 17 Wilke*'. .Ada. Kentucky R >iinniiry. i a _ Smith A Kuatoo: St. Loula; Keota, la., 2S Wala. r Twin* (Collin*' <5* . July 3 Winkler Kr»'»* Trio (Preai Island, The CARTRIDGE CAMERA SCOPE TRADE MARK must a!>pear on all CAMERA SCOPES and Searle* A Oeoul Knoirllle, Tenn. Alt.. Can. _ , . and Developer, and eyerytbing for the’street photographer. Stilaon*. The ilaland I'arki Sunbury. I’a. Wvl«h. Krank tRelayl Point, AA'rlte for prices and description. Sedgwick*. KIre trialetyl Aaberllle. N. C. Maa*. Se Hera l.Allxlomei C.dumbua. (I. W, 8. MOUHTFORD, 100 Maiden Lane, H. Y. CITY. Thaten iKio i Eureka i le-thbrl.tge, Alta.. Can. World. John W A MIndcl '■*^‘‘1''^’ S.-attle; ulrpheuml Pc 2S July Tlmmoo. Edna iW.-.t End llelghtai St. leail*. TreN.r. Magician St Paul. Minn. Tern* Comclr Kour l Palacei .Aabevllle, N. C. Wi-bb. Funny (OrphoumI — ^1-July ■niley. Ve-t* I Keith * I Phil*. W.iod. Ml** Maurice (She*'*) Buffalo. ^ Temple (Jiiartet tTemplel Hetrolt. Wonb'tte. EsU'Ile. A .Co. (Wheeling I T'le,!!!. Svilm-v il.akealde I'arki Payton. O. Trayato. .signor .Antonio iShea'»i RiilTalo. Whe,'liiig. AA’ A'a.: (Laki'slde Park Casli. The tjnarlette I llammer*teln'* lloofi .N. Y. C. •Akron. *>.. 'Js July 3. AVright. Air A Mr*. John B. (San* Soucl ParkI $25,000*00 Wanted Tu»,'*no Hrmlncton. Ind. AV.aver A AVUIlam* (I.yricI I.aramle. Wyo. Temple (JuartfS iSbea'al Tonmto. AA'illlam* A Sterling (Cryatall Knoxville. Ter Thom** A Ryan iMajeatlci Cincinnati. AA lllmr. Joe IUibin'*i Richmond, A'a.; (Liibii. If ■*u have from 15,000 to 25,000 dollars for Tunn-r*. Mualcal iPriiheumi Virginia. Minn.; AA'i»h!'iglon. Md.. 2S July 3. ttlrpbrumi lliliblng 2hJuly 3. AA'<»I. -AI. H. (Coliimbusl Columbu*. O. write to rtt*. Eli-clriclil II’atleraon'* Sbow«l Cenlerrllle, AVhwIer. Jack Iplxlcl .Atlanta. G*. la. AVIUon A Clare llmna ParkI W**h.. P. C. AA'agner. Paul (Hlppo«l^'mel Ch*rle*ton. AA'. A'*. AVhltman. Frank (Ranoo* ParkI Grand Rapids. Allch E. ROACH, THE AERIAL LA PORTS. WIxon A Eaton (Grandi Cleveland. DENVER. COLORADO. AA'illlam* A Stoning (Crystal I Knoxville, Tenn. 1554 Call* AVvgand A AVygand (Mayflower Grove ParkI Plvnwiith. M*»«. Wavne A Frey (t>. H I Taylorvllle. Ill. I prefer pai wit^ vast amount of experience AA"IHam». Charles (Cidiimbial MilwaiikfH'. AVIlson Burt. A Co. (Fontaine Kerry ParkI Lou Isvtlle. in the Amusement W<*«lan1. A'. P. (Bljoul Hammond. Ind. AVeston S!«ter*. Three (.Alnlomei .Alton. 111. AA'allers. Helen (Coney Island* Cincinnati. If interested, wri whole AA'iaalall. Blllv (.Alruomel Raleigh. X. C. Yming. (Mile. A Three Bro*. (Orpheiiml San proposition in my first ic. . KTancl*<'o 2SJalv .3. A'amamoio Bri>*. (Rock Spring ParkI East Llv- eri-ad. (I. that two and two make four,. A'((Ie A Simpson (FsrmI T'd(*do, (A, Young, Lena (.Alntomel Raleigh. N. C. appeal to you. Zenith*. Alii«lcal lEIvrlal Elyria, O., 21 23; (Bl¬ joul I.oraln 24 2fl. Z.crh A Z.ech (.Acmel Everett. Wash.; (Pan *age*i A'ancouver. Can.. '27 July 3. Zada. AH (AVhItc City I Chicago. y.i-nil* lM*l<'«llcl l*all*«. Tex.; (.Alnlomei Chat- tanixta. Tenn . 2S July 3, T,*n»lg«. Ttn- iVarletyl Helfaat. Ire.. 2S July 3; I'lranti Hlrmlngham. Eng., .3 1*1; (Eniplrel Stratford 12 17 ARE YOU DISSATISFIED? y.anor* A Herg iKeeney'* .3.1 .Are.I N. Y. C. y.ella. Mine. i.AIrdotnel I.ouUlana. Mo. We make contracte and furnish first run or any aije or amount of licensed

—! SOLD EVERYWHERE FILM SERVICE MAKE'UF you may require. DON’T DKLAY! Next week will be too late; write today. \Ve sell and carry m stock all Makes of Moving Picture Machines, Carbons, ABSOLUTELY OUARAHTEED. Tickets, Condensers and all other accessories pertaining to the Moving Picture WAfklTm CO business. KIrat claa*. Sd.taiO to draw from; on Standard It lload rtm> ahow town. Addrea* BOX 81. O. T. CRAWFORD FILM EXCHANGE CO. Flemingaburg. Ky. (Liceniea of Motion Picture Patent* Co.) 421 Fourth Avenue...... Louisville. Ky.

111 <1 iMCiur*' nmcnim*. i*nij Tn«'‘iiin' or im kiixi In rA<(t MlnnoRi'olU. for m^ninir ownor 'Hi* Airlal La I'orl* have Jii.t flnlahiM thirty bavlng *-.»n. .A.id’*-^ T. B. 8CHMIT. Mgr. week* IlinMigh l'cnii*ylv*iila and Xcw England. , *?'’’•* rb*'*r- JM Hamepionepio At*..Ato*. Minnfwp-Minneap- Maplewood Park, Lancaster. O. ■niey pla.ve,! "««nut "mm.v.co»(. !> long. 3S wl.le.wide S2V.^“^1 high;*’**^l■ drawn clean TVnt Shew, on percentage. Have some giKxl concx-sslona open. Can use Merry go- In (Virago, making coalract* to play Wesl.TC ' I'.T,.**"-"'•**tiv ho m (\i*| over ll.lkW*1,11(10: wilt s

fessed tai«t he ws- tisi young and I" know season, Tlie Siege of HBbaa|o|s>|, with inagulll anything „f any lights tM*tw'al Tenues CASH AND HINES COMPANY. Exposition Notes from Fairs and Carnivals Far and Near. s**e TV'SS was t|h<‘ big hit at the Seattle ITieatre wwk 13. On Parole at the Isds Tln-atn* we«*k The Cash ami HInea Amuaa-meiit Cianpany Other Interesting Gossip. 13 provi-d a sgiaid drawing card, llic play In No. 1. iiiid'T the uianageiiM-nt of Harry llliiea, tnsliices inari} liili'resling charsilt-rs. chiefly rleur big fre»* acts, Ferris Whe.-I, 2uth Century GREATER PARKER SHOWS. .■*, show with a well-known Eastern judge, The Oridi* uin hvil an exi*elleiil bill week 14, Swing, Pros|s‘rl's Ceration in time for tin* o|>ening day. • turmal the theatre over to the Is'is-ttl of the twelve day men. doing the country routes. nuire than uniform aucceaa. I’rcss Club, which was a lliiaucial smaa*ss, the Harry Pink, geu<*ral anniHimvr, and Ferris At I.awrence, Kan., Mlaa Eaale Fay made her r«Ha*ipts was f,*r the iiurisaM* of raising money Wheel Uevl. chief electrician. llr»t a|i|N-aranee In our arena with tlie leofiarda, FREE FROM TAX. to entertain visiting Press Clulw during the and thiHw treachenau beaata showed their dia- Alaska Yukor ,'paeillc Exisisitlon. .Nat losslwln. FAYETTEVILLE FAIR OPENS TEN¬ jd.-aaur.- and utter diaregard for Mlsa Fay, their The Comptroller’s IVpartment of the State of Edna tiiMsIrlc h. Kerris Hartiuau were also on iietv efeworker, hy leaping upon her at the ^J****' *1 Austin, has niloi that an exhibition the bill. NESSEE CIRCUIT. eonelualon of Iw-r act Juat aa ahe waa directing Shakes, wolves, etc., is considen-d a museum, The (Iriginail Sveugali Trio was the h.*a,lliner them to their cagea. Mlaa Fay endeavored to and as such Is exempt from an occupation lax. at Pant.'ges we,*k 14 with Kiirtls and llu--e. The tqtening fair of the Teiinesms* Fair CIr iM-at them off aingle-handial. displaying great cult will lie at Fa.veltcvllle, the dales ts-lng courage, tint Imt efforta were in vain, and aa- August III 13. F'diowitig the Fivettevllle aiatance waa hurriedly aiimmoned from the event, ami commencing .\ugust lit, fairs hali.r. ami after a hand-to-haml battle, and WM. H. DANIELS will Is* held each w, already panic- Ing places In the orib r the n.tiiie ap|M*ars atrlcken. waa given an additional scare by aev- Wlncls'sler, Tullahoina. Sln*lb.vvl|le. Murfre<*a eral citlnna tliairiahing revolvers Iwuo and (Nduinhla. which will Is* followi*d by .Mlaa Fay waa carried to her dreaaing room, tin* State Fair at Nashville where ahe fainted fnmi the logs of the deep n-d. ami after la-lng hurried away in an auto, ahe remalm-d umk-r the doctors care and that CARNIVAL NOTES. of a trained niirae for several daya. 1‘rlor to the accident, Capt. Cardona, our G«o. C. I>itvi(i has t'losetl with th** “animal king," had offered a medal to any two Nichols .\niusenii*nl C.anpany and has jolne*! of the many college students in I.,awrence. who the Southern Carnival Coni|ian.v. The roster of would enter the lions cage and enter into a the latter nrganlaatlon la now as fttllowa: Camp dtdiate on either lions or leopards. The stud¬ Ivell'a HIg Ferris Whe<*l. Hid Plantation, Rill ents lacked eourage, and Harry Kemp, known Haris’ .\ga. Canipitell’s Snake Shoned of Pearl business. At Ohllllcothe. Mo., we were under Russell’s Rig Snake Show, Cho Carentla Cle», the auspices of a genteel flock of Missouri the donble rhild: Nellie Kale, three handed girl; birds who did their utmost to make the week Streets of Cairo, and Franks’ Electric Palace, pleasant as well as profitable, and succeeded Hay Franks la aole owner and manager. admirably. G. D. Clark, until recently In ad¬ We encountered another rain storm at this vance of the Ia*mno Slmw. was a visitor at the point, which m-cessitated loading our wet tops ramp of the M. R. W’estcott l.'nlted Shows, dur¬ as iM-st we c<,uld, btit as the paved streets of ing the engagement of the outfit at Rogers. Chllllcothe were utilised as th*‘ show lot, we .4rk.. week of June 7. Mr. Clark states that had no difficulty In moving, aside from the un¬ the show did g

The Great Patterson Shows played the week KLINE'S CARNIVAL PLEASES LA of June 14 at .Vlbla. Iowa, and good weather CROSSE. and big business was enjoyed by all during the entire week. This Is the second consecutive year that this little city has been visited by the The Kline Carnival Company certainly made a company, and business was good last year and hit with the r|tiar*na of l.a Crosse, Wla. Every- a great deal ls*tter this year. The surrounding e apeaka of tbe aggregation in temia of the ciaintry had lieen well advertised by Elbert hlglieat praise, both for tbr* show lta.*lf and for Payton, the manager of the local theatre and tbe owners and employes. Tlie l.a Cronne pa|M*ra Idllposting plant, and there were p<‘ople there s|M>ak of the show as "the In-at In'the busloesti” in large niimliers fnim all over this advertised and "clean all the way thnMigb.” TYie show was awamiMol with iviaqde every territory. The attractions and concessions were night of Its slay in tbe Wiaeoirain city, even tbs* located on the streets around the court house wjiiare. the business men of Albia being enter weather lM*lng unable to ki-ep the |M*ople away after they heard from th»* first vlallors the lirlslng enough to request the mayor and the city class of show that they would ssm* f,* their council that this be dime. An invitation has been money. extended by the business men to the company Hickey's Wild West and Indian Congrt-sa !• to return again next season. lbs big attraction with the carnival. It carrb*a Ihirlng the week at Albia, the Parker Shows sixty |M*o|ile, twenty genuine Indiana, squaws were at Ottawa and many visits were made and paiMsiaea, 3.% horses and a herd of raneh back and foith by the memliers of both com¬ cattle. TTie aggrt-gatlon gives an Interpretation panies. The distance Ix'tween these cities ' of Remlngloo’a nlctore. The Fight for the Wa¬ but twenty-five miles, by rail, and these ter Hole, that la exrellent. IW*sldei this the w ere made with no loss of time fror-. . islta (irogram Incltidea the roping of horw a ami cat¬ W.-ek of June 21. The Great »- tinslnesa. Y. Fair and ff',rse fibrrw tle. breaking of wild hiwaea. ahiMvttng on Ibe are at Centerville, Iowa, nn'*- ^---‘-hows the firemen of that cite fuf aiispiCis of wing and an Indian burial priM-easlon by Stmix iirt* of n • ‘ report# froni tii^i Indiana. lie filled at '■ business. Next week will AT THE A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION. Mack FT. h lit. Kelt and Hti»e,nt, Farley Another big attraction la the lliioian Roulette ,,f ft. • .tvkaloosa, Iowa, under the auspices and r-jsre srel Artbnr Kiw*il Wheel, which la erowded at all llnn-s. It naseliall assiciation. Alblni tbe nc.ted Msg’i-ian t/qq/ed the I.Ill seems that |M*nple Just wait for Hie rhanee to From the Moiilln R'sige in Parts, fe-lcester at tbe gt»r ! arlta Irar, Kensle Allen. F.va get on the whes-l so that they ran lie thrown Square In I»ndon, the Rroadway of New Y'dwln came yesterday to fall The at*, .dance at tbe F.iprsHtl-di la keeping eludes an Hrienlal 'niealrt*. Klnia, Ibe fat girl: The Great ro«mO)«>lttan Shows opened a before a eSHbier on the Pay Streak, who le>oeatly reanarksMy well, tbe amsliest day since the fichlHale. the wild Axtee girl, lbs* Russian Mid wiek's engsgi-nient at Owensboro. K.v., June admitted that she never In Iter life beard fk i^Ti,r-t was little •,rer foorteew throiaand. and gel, Mias Ells K. Kwing, Hie glsnleaa; Rach- 14. to big business Manager J. R. Anderson Nat Goodwin, and when the great e>,rr.ed;sa foananer/'.si Trsretera Irsy lass Hntordsy br'/oght insnn’a glass lilowera. an animal show ane<*n g. W. My»*rs. gap rid<*r. joined the show st afternoon took In the pay streak of tbe A T PENN YAN’8 CELEBRATION. Ow<*nsl>oro. P. Exposition. It’s only natarsi f-,- > »t t/, .\n entirely new Katsonjammer Castle has take to tbe Pay Streak, wbbh of e*»iirs< !■ lA OHIO STATE FAIR INNOVATION. Tbs New York Klati* iirofesslonal and ama txen added, and is drawing well. more interest tlian the iMvIanr-e of tb» Fa r i.-'tf teiir motorcvcle race niev-ilng f*>r prises evinha- The following Is the exeeiitive staff of the to a rhampionsliip fight or wrestling uiateb t.*eel lent to |:wg| tai la aclii*diil<*d aa isvi* of Ih'* big show: J. R. .Ynderson. gi-neral manager: Harry win likes tbe Pay streak The lr..lt, State Fslr rt this .esas.n July celeliratloii and lat annual ilranger'a Field linit.v promoter; .Taek Wright. contracting feaalonal courtesy a win --e.siltnie an agenl; E. F. Ludlow, piiblirlty promoter; Jack | the attractions. After a jatint tbr'sigb tbe streets etcch in the Ma'rrsy of fa.rs A foil 'ne of Hay, In Im* held on Hieir fair gbMinda, Monila.v, J'lly fi. Iiagi. riMiinieneliig al 2 p til It prom Wright, contracting agent; I,. I.. Cole, seert-tary of Cairo, the Hlxle I.arMls etc , 'iB>d«lb sj.'.sd .trrac-l/eva hare r,eer. --.gag'd sr»d rr'-i|e»ta laes to Im. Hm* biggest event of Ha kind ever and tia-asurer; C. R. Evans, press repr<*«enta- tbe large biiildiiig whleb sb'/ws tt.- IsttI* fcdn* to a • aoc-e*«f,, i -.nt than has i er held In Wyatern New York Klate tb-veral au tlve; R. M. Pd the MerrliriSr "T>t, » aMrc'.s'koi totnidille races and a bawball game h»*lw<*<*ir Kellv. official photographer; H. C. JJ-mes. ad¬ strange” mniusi ibsKlwIt) as t>e B|ess PLAN ftIO FAIR AT OTTAWA. piiMIc Stubbs, trainmaster: Jas. I.aV»s*r. siip4*rlnten- the fight la en tin* level els'* J'dia 1. W'/ojl not dent of properties; J. H. Morris.'■ .*,sN'ward; Rol»- "** be on the around and I will enter sod nis'e A r,ew ssas-', , V •• ^ attraetl/Mvs I,, te. ert Parrish, ehlef electrician, ntl Mart Nelson, . mUe wager on the M<-rrlrrisc fe||//w lrr»c* ;a -y ;» e:,, f,store TIPPECANOE CITY'8 FAIR. chief engineer. At tbe window be laid down bis rsrd vbleb a* *1 ;j iisrs It‘ft, l.t.Hm rrttswa plainly has printed there/,n Nat G/eetwin Tbe »/. te. l_ W* ,» ,0 'f 'I l(,|M, stHM* CHv’a HI I firal fair and gal* eard of etjurae was meant to extend t/fofensi,,on. new grand arsnd » • t,e arcot (nr, Vf, 'fte- NORTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR wecli, wlilcb Is |o Im* held June 2H Jnlv 3. will In* courtesy, but the cashier only banded ^st a ae-r >y ra;.,-- ,* e, r,e arcc* | > Vf, a dar Miid night fair wlHi frt-e admission l'» NOTES* stony glare. Tfl-e Aeere* Kar y /O'* bar, */, rne a-ar.lr,g How iiiiieh la It? said fl-eetwln fnanM.r,g bis tbs gioiitids Horse races will Im> held In biMI enSer-a.nseeeS .a fr-ms grand atand • l/Mi to bsIl'Noi sseensliHia. frvM* barls-eue, band Fink’s miib*s will Im* one of the attractions |MM>kets just aa Manager Ham Halier -snve vs* wh cN was s-,c;.cn.^d f'S* the --ss tnsra r-ers t'rticeits el,- The affsir Is under the dltei-lloif r.f the North Hakota State Fair h<*ld in Grand of tbe offiea* and alm>,at rnn t/# tbe w;ndr/* t/, end a Jiesr/,s«a anca a* Sne t-v-atre ».^,rt|tolad almoat carry his old friend G'e/Iwin to the of A F Hoimsii who la now Ixaiklng shows, Forks this year. 'Fhe lerter wmSS -erS *o taga tr, th- etc xir tiorman cIimmmI a contrael with Hie Tlie raring program will be one of the fastest lM*«t neat at tb<* fight G-ee1iv:n gre-w • = = peM e and '* e.s *-*1.1a.5 <0 r. .rt to ri,. ■niirh lnlereeti*d In the battle, tmt slyly *//s c'MomlHi,- III put on a fair al TIpiM-canm* CHF ev«*r pulled off In tlie State with no exception. a-sn.ng ea*e.*c .a-a-a- F -r, a..,, ay *,.|c eaib yiat for Ho* next ten years. JUNE 26, 1009. X e Billboard 33

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Repp. Mr. A Mrs., .Augustus Rapp, mgr.: St. TENT SHOWS Jos4-ph. Mich.. May 24. indef. BANDS AT LIBERTY, JULY 3, 4, 6 Rayimmd. the Creat. .Maurltv F. Raymond, (See Tent Show New* Page.) mgr.: Ca|M‘ Town. S. .Africa. June 2. indef. .American R<'glmeutal Band. Richard L. AA’eaver, director: (l.nna Park) AA’ssh., D. C., linlef. Toild A’siideville Co.. AA'm. Tmld, mgr.; Sails .All .America B.tml: (.VommlH’ga Park) Boston. The Latest . . bury, N. C., 21 2*1. 14 *26. MINSTREL. VandergiHiId. (iieat, AA'm. A'amlergmtld. mgr.: Antlnarell and Ills Band. Bert ('lark, mgr.: AA'lnfield, Kan., 21 26; -Arkansas City. 2SJuly (l.nna Park) t’lexeland. June 21. indef. Balloon Features 3. l>.Kue Hroe.’: AuhlBiid. N. H., 23; I'ljmouth Banda Na|sdl. 8. Van Horn, mgr.: (Eles-trlc AA .ilden. Magician, M. E. AA'orden. mgr.; Saiid- 24; St. Jolinslmry, Vt., 2<5. Park) Baltimore, 14 July 4. ersville, tia., 2t-’26; Toccoa 2S-July 3. Kox's l»ne Star .Minstrel'^. K< y E. Foi, mgr.: Butler’s. Helen Alay. Ladles Band: (Lake Con l>tlli.irt. Tox., 21 2.3, Clayton, N. M., 24 2«: trary) SI. Joseph. Mo.. 14 ‘26 IS a .Molnoa 28 :h»; Trinidad, Col., July 13. Hallman's Band: (Bl'inatvk Cardeiisi Chicago, Uuy'a, Arthur, Novelty Mlnatrela, Mrs, A. L. MIDWAY COMPANIES. 14 -26. t'jiiv, mur.: Tonawanda, N. Y., 21-23; Niag¬ Brady’s. 3'honias. Drehestra: (.Arcade) .Asbury ara Kalla 24 26; (Jeneva 2S-July 3. Park. N. J.. 13 2*1 .America Carnival Co.: Columbus. Ind.. 21 '2*1; British Cuaids Baud, Manhattan Beach. N. A., llr.y Ilr'w.': Silem, Maaa., 21-26. North A'ermm 28 July 3. Muri>hy’a American: Atlantic City, N. J., In- 19 Julv 3. Bauscher Carnival Co., .A. a'. Bauscher. mgr.: Banila Na|sdl. Clulio E. CaiHUic, director: Prov¬ def. Delatan. III., 21-26; Beardstown '28 July 3. idence. R. I., indef. Butier Shows, Creat, B. B. Butler, mgr.: Tar- Brandman’s, Cis». C., t'oncert Baud' (l.akewoi8l entuni. Pa., 21-26. Park) Charicite. N. C.. June 14 Sept. l.'A. BURLESQUE. Cosmoi>olitan Shows, Creat, J. R. .Anderson. Banda Ro:ua: (Dreamland) Coney Island. N. A'.. mgr.; Washington, Ind.. 21 ’26. May 15. indef. Bris'klyn Marine Band; (RIccailonna Hotel) Dinkina' lliirlesque Stock Co.. T. W. Dinkins, Curreii A McOue Siiows, Curren A McCue. mgrs.: Brighton Beach, X. A’ . Indef. mgr.; I’hlla-lelphla, I'a., May 24, iudef. Apollo. Pa., 21 26; Ford City 28 July 3. Coffree Amusement Co.. Capt. C. H. t'offr»H‘. Conwa.v and His Band, Patrick Conway, mgr.: (Jayety Burlesque StiM-k Co.; I’hila., indef. (Electric Park) Kansas City, .Alo., 13 26; Chi¬ Strolling IMayers; Waali., D. C., 21-26. mgr.: Claremore. Dkla., 21 '26. cago 27-July 24. Watson’s. W. B. Watson, mgr.; I’hila., May Danville .Amusement Co.: Commerce, Tei.. 21- Cbamb<‘r:ain and His .All .Amerlcaai Band (May- 27 June ‘26. 26. vllle Park) Shaniivkln. Pa.. 14 ’2.A, Egvptian Carnival Co., Srt Corrado. Brldgeiwrt, HI,, ’21-2*i. mgr.: (Monnm Park) Alidille. .Ala.. .Alay 2. In¬ Fer.arl’s, Col.. Exposition Shows: Brooklyn. 21- def. MISCELLANEOUS. 26: Troy 28-July 3. (’restore and His Band, Howard Pew, mgr.: Clbaon Shows: Red Key, Ind.. 28 July 3. lAA’hite City) Chleago. May 15. Indef Aeronaut Ed. U. Hutchison. Co. No 2. Mrs. Clllesple-Andcraon Shows; Franklin, *1.. 21 2*>. DTrbano’s Ban.l: (l.nna Park) Chicago. May Ilutc-hison, mgr.: Sprlngtleld, Mass., -1-6. Cooilell Shows, C. M. Cisxlell. mgr.: Coal Clt.v, 17. Inlef. A.^r.maut Johnny -Mack. Co. No. 1. Mrs. Johnny HI.. 21-26; Marseilles 2S JuIy 3. Edonarde, Carl, and His Band: (AA'iaalsUle Park) Mack, mgr.; (Ulllslde I’arkI Newark, N. J., Phila.. June 19-JuIy 17. Oravblll Amusement Co.. J. A'ictor Crayblll. 22'Nov. 1. Elmwiaal Ladles Conrert Band. .A. Schmidt. mgr.; Bloomfleld, N. J.. 15'26; Stnuidsburg. Aeroiiaut Jolinny Maek, Co. No. 2, Chubb.v Cook, Jr., mgr.: (Hanlan's Point Park) Toronto. mgr.: (Morris I’arki N. Y. C., May 22 Aug. Pa.. 29 July 10. 20-July 3. Oreater Dixie Shows, G«m. Marr, mgr.: Shen 1. Ellerv's Band. Channy Ellery, mgr.: Rock A.-ronaut Johnny Mack. Co. No. 3. Frank Woml andoah, A'a., 21-26. I ford III.. 21 2*1. ruff, mgr.: (Ryle I’arki Paterson, N. J.. Cn-at Mamie A Scenic Shows, Dr. J. E. Flta- gerald, mgr.: (Dreamland Park) Decatur, III.. • Erlinger ami Ills Band: (Itlora Park) Oakland. June 12-Aug. 1. , r. .. o i <'.vl.. 28 July 17. Acronnut Frank Sylvan, to. No. 1, Frank Syl¬ 21 26. Ftscher and Ills Exposition Orchestra; Port Hatch. J. Frank. Shows; Monessen. Pa., 21- van. mgr.; (Luna Parki Seattle, May 26, In- Huron. Mich.. '2:1; Ionia 24; Battle Creek 25; «1ef. 26: East Pittsburg ’2S-July .3. Kalaniazoo 26-2!*: Dowagiac 30. Bolus’, Harry, Fashion Plate Show: Urbana, Hume, J. C.. Carnival Co.; U'slie. Ark., 21 Ferulo’s Band. Francesco Ferullo, conductor. tt., 2;l-2.’i; St. Paris 26; Troy 28-3*1; I iqua July 26. (Coliseum Garden) Chicago. 14 26. Indiana .Amusement Co.; Newburg, In,!.. 21- Franko’s. Nathan, Band: (Central Park* N. A'. l«g*Mlo’s Wild Animal Congresal (Luna Park! 26; Cannelton 28 July 3. C.. 14. Indef. Cleveland. O., Indef. , • Jones,* Johnny J.. Ex)s»sition Shows: .Annaisv GiliiVand's Black Hussar Band. .Augustus Fil- P,ostiHk’8 Animals: Coney Island, N. Y., in- lia. Md., 21-26; Steelton, Pa.. 28 July 3. 1'es, mgr.: (Indianola Park) Columbus. O.. '20 Ed. R. Hutchison luvenal A Ranney Combined Shows. J. M. Ju¬ 27. Cady, Hypnotist: Manson, la., 15-25; Cowrie venal, mgr.: Steelville, Mo., 21-26. Cartland's Military Band; (Electric Park) .Al *2*1; Manson 28, indef. bany. X. A'.. M ly 2!*. Indi'f. Kline. Hcrlurt A.. Shows; St. Paul. Minn.. 21 Coyle’s Marion Musiomi, K. R. Coyle, mgr.: Catti's Band: (Brandywine Springs Park) Wil ELMIRA, NEW YORK .Vdrian, Minn., 21-26. 26; Sup<‘rior. AVIs., 28 July 3. mingtuo. Del., indef. Laehman Hippodrome Shows: Helena, Neb., 21- Del.atleiieste. Prof., Hypnotist & Magician. Gregg’s Im|>erial Band: (Fontaine Ferry Park) (Midway) Venice, Cal.. 1», Indef. IcHiisville. Ky.. Alay 10. Indef. FOR BALE -Two legged Hog, years old. Ihichman Greater .Shows. Will L. Winslow, mgr.: walks and balances it)wlf on two legs, located Downs. The Creal. & Little Rosebud. Magicians Henry A Young’s Military Band. Chas T. Ed¬ A Hyimotlsts: Vevay, Ind., 19. Indef._ Sallna. Kan.. 21 ’26; Holton 28 July 3. midway on ila Uidy. Healthy ami In good cun 1.008. J. George, SIm)Ws; AA'arrensburg. -AIo.. 21- ward.-. mgr.: tSbelliiot Park) AA'Iliningtoo. ditlon. Can be Isxight fur leas than tum Make Dreamland Floating Theatre. A. N. McKinney, Del.. Indef. mgr.; l.ockis.rt. Ky.. 2:1 Fallia 24; Monterey 26; St. Joseph 28-July 3. me an offer. J. IL P. Leek Boa M, Decatnr, Innes’ Orch*^«tra Band of New A’ork. J. II •J.’i 26; Clifton 28 29; Tyrone 30-July 1. Maxwell's Grtater Shows: I’nlon City. Pa.. 21- niiaoia. Sbunk, mgr.: (.A. Y. P. Expo.) Seattl*. June |>«.coiirnan A Smith’s Vaudeville & Minstrel 26. 1-JuIy 12. i Co.. Jo«‘ Ducournan. mgr.: Houston, Mias., Metropolitan Carnival Co., Chas. Oubomey, WASTED -Mlniatnre Railway, 15 Inch guage; Kryl and Ilia Band. J. Chimera, mgr.: (Zoi'l also moving picture nima. must be goul ami •23: Pont.otoc 24; New .Albany 25; Middleton, mgr.: Grand Rapids, AA’Is., 21 26. Cincinnati. ().. 13-JuIy 4. Tenu.. ’26. Napier A Race Combined Shows. J. W. Napier, ebeap: no junk. ISRAELITE HOUSE OF Kemile’s First Regiment Band (AA'oodside Park) DAArll). Benton Harbor, Mich. m-IrnonCs .Merry Makers; Latrobe, Pa., 21- mgr ■ Greenville, S. C.. 21’26; Laurens 28 Phils.. May 31. indef. 3. July 3. Lemlein's. Phil. Band: (I.aina Park) Coney Is¬ Earl. .Alls'rt. Travelogue A Moving Pictures: Parker Shows. Great, Con T. Kennedy, mgr.: land. N. A'.. May 16. Indef. Rushville, Ind.. 21 ’2:1; (*xford, D., 24 ’26. Peklr, HI.. 21-’26; Bloomington 28 July 3. Macaglio’a Band; (Cleveland Beach Park) Cleve Emerson Show Boat. R. Emerson, mgr.; Pearl, Parker, C. W. Shows. H. 8. Tyler, mgr.: Butte. BE A “HANDCUFF QUEEN” Ill., ’2.3; Hardin 24; Hamburg 25; Clarksville, laml. O., June 10. Intb-f. Mont., 21 26; Great Falls 28-JuIy 3. .Atartorana's Military Baud: (AA'asblngtoo Park) Mo.. 26. I o**** “ESCAPE KING" Patterson. Great, Sl.owj, Jas. Patterson, mgr.; Phila.. May 24. Indef. E»«rM«er A !»««*•«• pA#** ^ •fla*aMi||A Fuller's. Fred H.. Juvenile Mlnstrelette & Vau¬ Robinson .Amusement Co.: Elyria, O., 21 26; IxMiis, May 1-Sept. 4. deville Co.: (Biioiil Pensacola. Fla., 26-26. AA'ooster 2K-July 3 Navassar (..adies* Orchestra: (Rlvervlew Park) Hensla’-. Tempie of Palmistry: Manson, la., 15, Royal .Amusement Co.. H. H. TIpps. mgr.. Chicago, May 23, indef. Indef. Crescent City. HI., 21 26; AA’idcott. Ind., 28- Ke|>ider’s, C. J., Merry-go-round: Sldell, Im., July 3. 21 26. Little Russian Prince. Frank R. Bllta. mgr.: Srurlock .Amusement Co.: Tuscola, Ill., 21-26; 8t. Paul. Minn.. 21-26. Danville 28 July 3. CIGARS $9.00 PER THOUSAND Sunffower .Amusement Co.. C. E. Boyd, mgr.; Pirry s Pavilion Theatre Co.. E. H. Perry, mgr.: lola. Kan., 21 26: Laharpe 28-Jnly 3. Whitehall. III.. 21-26; Winchester 27-July .3. ^Send us a Trial Order T(xlay. Goods shipped same day as order Boval Circus: (Mid Summer Ei|>o.) Buffalo, N. St. lemia Amusement Co.: Mlddlesboro, Ky., Y., 21 July 3. 21-26. received. Send for our Price List. Rose A Severn's .Airdome. Lew Bos<-nthal, mgr.: Cnlte

GEORGE NEWTON. President. B. E. GREGORY. Manaocr.

CONXRA.CTORS FOR THE MICHIGA.IM STATE FAIR. SEASON OF lOOO. THE GREGORY FIRE-WORKS CO. MANUFACTURERS OF DISPLAY FIRE-WORKS ONLY. Send for Catalogue of Everyttblng New and Novel In ttie Pyrotectinlcai Line.

Producing this year at the Minnesota State Fair the Mammoth Military Spectacle* “MINNESOTA AT GETTYSBURG” 1000 PEOPLE. The largest out-door spectacle ever conceived 300 HORSES.

AND OFFERING “THE SIEGE OF JERICHO” THE ACIVIE OF HISTORICAL REIALISM. Contract awarded for the National Irrigation Congress, Spokane, Washington, .August 9th to 14th for all illuminations and pyrotechnical displays. C!i-lICA.CO OF'F'ICE F'A.CXORY NORXHWESX OEEICE 115 DEARBORN STREET, FRANKLIN PARK, ILL. State Fair Grounds, ST. PAUL, MINN. JUNE 2«, 1909. X ti e Billboard 36

eiillhartnotilr Orrti*-«tr«: (Itavlola I’ark) Cbt- dKo. 14 ORDER NOW I’hlll|ilnl'« ISin, IUikI. N<-<1 lliuk, mar.: (Snn* Hoiifl I’lrki i'hicHKO, June 'JO July IS. I'ryiir'ii, Arthur, Kami: (Willow vo ParkI I'lilla., .May ‘JO Jiim- ‘JO. MADE IN FRANCE Our Beautiful Ghrysanthemunis ttiiaiclia'a, Prof. I»uIm, Italian Hand; (Al Frp«- ro Park! Peoria, III., May l&’So|it. 30. For Ulrd’a. Prof. Ralph, Protiilor Concert Kami, 8. Floral Paraa. all kindM Mak¬ ton, 14 26. (B RoHamrii'i Cewftoy Rand, No. 1; Mobile, Ala., 03 ing ■ 1)er Kroas, mgr.: (Rlvervlew Park! Raltimore, Indef. 3 abort ateiiiB. Streailn'a Wm., Rami: (Rayonne Park) Rayoone, N. J., 14 26. (>er f(n>sa 12- Te«-ra Rand: (Wond-rland) Roaton. Indef. CO ineh atem, 2 T.mao'a Kmlle. .Military Rand. J. Rlatea, mgr.: (Weet Knd Park) New Orleani, May 17. In¬ 0 leaves. def Vep-4-IIa’a, Marco. Rand. Howard Pew. mgr,: [fa (Sana 8*iucl Park) Chicago. May 22 June 26. Slock colors are White Pi.ik, Yellow, Blue WeWa Rand. J. C. VVelar. mgr.: (Rlverrlew anait; bal. C <). D. 0 Write for our Booklet of Artificial Flow¬ DRAMATIC. 3 ers and Material for Floral Parades, etc. .teme St.ir-k Co., C. O. W. Scbulfa. mgr.: Ev¬ Z (Q J. F. GASTHOFF fit CO. erett. Wa«h.. Indef. .\llM‘e St.ick Co.. Eilw. F. .Mtiee. mgr.: Prov¬ .Manufacturers Artibcial Flowers idence. R. I., May l.’i. Indef. .\lcaxar Stock Co-,. Relanco A Mayer, mgr*.: 12-14-16 8. V#r. It.. DANVILIE, III. San Fr*nrl«co, Indef. Armory S'oek Co.. T»iii* Von Wlethoff, mgr.: c RInghamton. N. V.. May 10. Indef. Barrymore. Ethel: See Lady Frederick. CD Breekenridge Stock Co., Cha*. Rreckenrldge. mgr.: Sapiilpa, Okla., 20 26; Rartleavllle 2S 3 DICE July 3. >1 —AND- Bennett Moulton Co.. Geo. K. Robinson, mirr.: Bellow* Fall*. Vt.. 21 26; Windsor 2S-.30; W*>od»iock July 13. Brown. Gllmor. Player*. Harry I.ustig. mgr.: Approved by the New York Board of Fire Underwriters CARDS P«rk City. rtah. 21 23; Coalville 24 26 Rsrrle Stock Co., Edwin Rarne. mgr.: .McAl- IliKh class Work Only. esler. Okla., 21-26; Shawnee 2S July 3. For sale at all the leading film aiehangas In the Ualtad Stales Blue M'-Hise. Sam S. A Lee Shubert. Inc., mgr*.: Dice.$6.00 San Francisco, 14 26. Cards.1.00 Bingham, .\mella vekwood Co.; (.klrdomet Ft. Scott. Kan.. 2S July !«. HUNT & CO., B*bcd Stock Co.: (.Vlnlome) Mo¬ Largest Manufacturers of Moving Pictures line. Til., Indef. Relasco A Stone Stock Co.. Relasco A Stone. NEW YORK CHICAGO NEW ORLEANS mgr*.; I.o* .tngcle*. Indef. ReUsco Theatre Stock Co.. L. Stodilard Taylor, 41 W. 2Sth St. 35 Randolph St. 813 Union St. Pennants mgr.: Wn*h., H. C.. June 14. Indef. Bi«hop'» Player*. 11. W. RUhop. mgr.: Oak¬ and Canes land. Cal., Indef. Blue Moo«e Sam S. A Ix“e ShuN-rt. Inc., mgrs.: Chicago, Mav 23. Indef. Pon«telle. Jessie, Stock Co.. P. C. Cornell, mgr.; RufTalo. April 26. Indef. Rowiloln Simare Theatre Stock Co.. Jay Hunt, mgr,; Boston. Indef. Brady'* I.»ke Stock Co . Ralph T Kettering, WANTED mgr.: (Brady’* I.akei Kent. O.. May 27. In¬ We beg to Inform you that we are the def. originators and only makers of Emhoaaad Broadway Theatr** Sto»-k Co., J. W. Ru«k. mgr.: FIRST-CLASS MIDWAY SHOWS AND CONCESSIONS PtBsaots with gold or tUrer leaf, the Camden. N J., Indef. beat Belling Boiircnlra on the market to day. We Broadway Tliealre St,>ck Co.. Guy C. Smith. OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FOR also make IVnnants for any cwcaslon. Printed mcr.: tiakland, C:il,. Imlef. Peneanta made to onler for any celebration Brown. Sherman. Stock Co.; .Milwaukee. May desired. In any style. Send for our llltMtraled 3. In.lef eatalogne and we will mall ron one free of Bunting. Emma. Co. Ru*«,‘ll A Drew, mgr*.’ eba-g" THE HOUDAT MOVEITT MANDTAO- S-atflc. Mav 30, Indef. TURIMO CO.. 17 Great Jones St.. New York Burbank Stock Co., Oliver Moro»co. mgr.; Lo* Otty, N. T. .tngel,** Indef. KING WAMBA CARNIVAL Collier. Wm.: See The Man from Mevleo. Positively the Biggest Open Air Week Ever Held in the Central States. ForCARNIVALS Chappell V.’IntertiolT Stork Co.. Harry Chappv'll. mgr Wheeling. W. Vg.. 14 26; Stenlv'nvllle. Merry ,gt>-RouD(ia ORGANS Hknting Rinks O., 2SJnly 10. niKl Moving Pic¬ Carlton. J**!: Nowata. Okla.. 21 2S. Toledo, Ohio, August 23rd to 29th. ture Thentrea Ciilhane’s Come,llan». Will E. Culhane. mgr.: Cairo. HI.. 14 26; Poplar Bluff. Mo.. 2S July Under the auspices of the Municipal Chamber of Com¬ 10, merce and backed by 250,000 enthusiastic citizens CARD-BOARD Call-ihar Dramatic Co.. L. W Callahan, mgr.: (Alnlomei Nevada. Mo.. 21 2*1: (Alrdome) El- Spring* 2S Jtily 3. $100,000 Already Subscribed by the People of the City. MUSIC Ch.. Cha*, II. Ib>a«Kam. mgr. All Communications to C ent prtrv catalogue. Just out. Deln>lt, May 16. In.b-f • I ■ ¥VA%tl-i, TOLEDO. OHIO. Chi>ru* I.a*ly. with Rivse Stahl. Henry B llarrl*. mgr.; lamden. Eng., .kprll 10. Indef. Cllinav. The. Jo*. WcN-r. mgr.: N. Y. C., .April ANES 12. Imlef Columbia Player* Metrerott A Berger, mgr*.; Wash.. D. C.. May 3. Indef. Ci>:unitila Stock Co.. Frank G. I/mg, mgr.: Co- FOR SALE luiuhl.a. S. C.. May 17. Inilef. I Dm- Uvon Hr.ly Bami Organ, on«> Wurlitz.'r Merry-gmroiind Organ, one Wiirlltzor NIrkel Slot C,«ik St.M-k Co. Ch** Emer-on C*vok. mgr.; Sprlngrtebl. Ma**., May l7 July 10. I Ila.-p. on«> bb-note Berry AWkhI Electric Plata'. I'JO pair* of Richardson Steel Rtdler Skate*. All Corrigan. Kmnictt. In Kcogan’a Pal. J***. M. I IhcvK' articles in first-class shai>e. Which would yovi like? Just v»rite or wire for prices. vlallea, mcr ; Chicago. June 7. indef. J. J. SNYDER. Oskaloosa. Iowa. Coiirlenav M*vrgan St>>ck Co.. Roy D. Way. GONDOLA CAROUSEL, also mgr.- (Riverslile Park) Saginaw, Mich.. Indef. Court Theatre Stork Co.. Goialman A Baehehler, PUTES to Fit All CANNON and ONE-INCH BUTTON MACHINES, BRUDER BROS/ ORGAN, mgr*.: Win* ling. W. A'a.. Ind«'f. Craig Stock Co.. Jivhn Craig, mgr.: Bi'ativn. Aug 2S. inil-f. $6.50 a 1,000. Less than a 1,000, 70e a 100. at a sacrifice. W. S. SMll H, Cumming* Slm-k Co.. Ralph E. Cumming*. Frames for all Cannon Machines, 9,%c and gl.tk) a gross. ootui*let. mgr. Montrv'al. .April 3. Indef. with pins. Rockaway Bea*h, New \ ork Cutler Stock Co.. AA'allaee K. Cutler, mgr.: Plate*, siie l-34VJ'i. Jl.W a Ril>. Benton Harlvor. MIreh., June 'JOJuly 2t. Mounts. #1T.-' and FJ.-'U * l.tkk'. Developing Solution, 25c. Threw tVoro. Marie- See Tlie Moral* of Marcu*. different developing formulas s«-nt with each order. WANTED —FAT LADY Dri'W, J.vhn- Sec Jack Straw. ■re (Ires* In light* or ilrr*«. Mu»t weigh over (Cv'ntlniiiat >vn page .38.) CUT-RATE PHOTO SUPPLY CO., 500 S. Hatsted St., CHICAGO. 41*1 iMiuml* Prefer ll«|'|>y Knitiis. A. D. TOWLE. 141 Higli Rt., West. Dstrolt. Mich. -! 30LD EVERYWHERE EARI.Vn.LE CARNIVAL, to be bebi at Karl PRUDEN11AL VAUDEVILLE EXCHANGE- THE CLEVELAND CIRCUIT. MS-SSe-SgT-MS ud »S8 Knickerbocker Thsatr. Building. 1402 Broadway. NEW YORK. »l|le liiwa Aiigiial 111 For privilege* addrea* 14AKC UP WORLD'S LARGEST INDEPENDENT AMUSEJaaiT (WNTRACTOHS. BOOKINO J. W. JACORS For atira* lion*, mblre** H. A. TOBIE. ABSOLITTELY GUARANTEED. PARKS, FAIRS. CLUBS. CELEBRATIONS. CIRCUSES. THEATRES, ETC 36 Xtie Bt llt>oar

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Clar«*nre HerlMTt. Victor NOTICE! ?VENIE.VT. TO HAVE Steyens, Rose A. 'A’lnsfon. I.sura O. ••Btilmer. H. P. IWan. Jack •Ferry •Herrick, Howard J. THEIR MAH, SENT IN CARE OP THE BILL¬ Stevens. Mrs. Dors Winston. Afrs. Corinne •Burk. Chaa. Henry IlcA'oare, Harry Ftrke, KdwanI 11 Heyward. Harry BOARD’S Prill.ICATION OFFICES AT CIN¬ Stevens, Kathrvn Woods. Grace Bums. Jess I>e\’or.y and Dayton lllblMTt. Warren VA’ooo. Danker and Canlwell Gordon, Irma Fletcher, Karl D. Hill and RhMell Aden. .Mrs. Lille Campbt'll. J. W. •Darling. E. G. '.Ibion, Miss A. Graudin, Mrs. J. L. Flowers. L. Hill. Joe M GENTLEMEN’S LIST. Capman. Bert Daraahy. J. A. Flo.Td. R A. Hill, W. H. Allen, Bertha Gns-ii. I.aiiria Car»*y. Roy Darsey. H. C -Allen. Vivian Grose, A'irginia L. Flynn. John A. Hill. R.L Abe. H. Barfield. C. E. Carhart. Harry •Dasli. Dare Iwll nilla. Acrobatic .Alton, Stella Hall. Edna •Flynn. Karl •Acarlo, Signor Barker, Ge<»rge Carlin. C. E. Davenports. Great sHInes and Remlnglon .Alvin, Berta •Halperin, Nan F'ouda. Ihdl and Fonda Adair, Eort. Lew and .Anderson. Grace Hamilton, Tutle F'ootea, Wm. •Hoagiand, Ijirry Adams, Geo. W. Bartels. Albert C. •Carningham. Arthur Francla Hobson, L. C. laniise Hathaway, Maybelle Force, Mr, and Mrs. Adams, Frank Bartholomew, Chas. •Ca ns'r. Percy R. Davidson. Jis>. F. Hodges. 0>ye A. •Anthony. Mrs. Jack Hayea, Kora Fred .Adams. Jolin F. Bartling. Edward W. Carr Trio Davis. G.>orge C. •Hoffert. Wm. .Ardell, Lillian I lays. Mrs. Lillian F'orrest. I>*e .Adam> Kokomo Bartllne. Edward T. Carr. Jas. A. Davis. J. Warren Hogste, Eilward R. Arnold. -Mrs. Teddie •Hermis. Marie Forsyth. 11. J. .Addison. H. M. Barto Trio •Carroll, ("has. R«sl Davis, H. Iloldah*. K. ■Aucker, Miss F. W. Hester. Nettle F'lSintaln S-i Am. Co. •Adkins. Blll-y Barton, Charles Cartwright A Aldrich Dawaon, F. M. Holle, II. •Hamgan. Clara Hiss, Mrs. Ray Fountain. Botihy Holmes. Happy Barten. Madam Himnielein, Jessie F’ouques, Wm. Holmes and iWrbyelle Beaumont, Alma Henderson F'ranklln Stock Co. Bell. Jiaaepbine llumliest. Mabel F'ranklin. louls II.dtmsD. J. M. ♦ ♦♦♦ttifttii 11III im>***«i 11111111 n>* Hard's facilities for forwarding mall F'rench. G. W Hudson. Ben p.radv. Ethel matter to members of the amum-nieut profession, are r.Hiuvuited to b«-ar in mind that the F’repler. Paul R. •.Iordan. Ethel FYldllandcr. Billie Hughes and Mangiim Brav, Mrs. Harry lieadqiiarters of this gratuitous distribution of mail are at the CINCINNATI offlci-s. lulia. Edna F’rh-dlamler. Wm. B. Hume. Cain A llney ••Breiin. Mrs. Cole¬ Julian. Edna where all such matter should be a-ldressvul, unless It Is known that It will be more F'rle*lman. I*eo. Hunt. Harry man N. KImmel Margurettc roiivenient for addressees to receive It thnuigb the New York or Chicago bureaus. Brewer. Minnie In Cincinnati c corps of exixrl.mcpil clerks Is em:>l«y*d for the wde |>nris>s«' <>f recoixl F'rltx. Harry ••ImboL Roger King. A'iolet F’romlierg. M. Indian George Brooks. Goldie King Sisters iiig the whereabouta of traiisieiits and handling the mail addressed to them In can- F'ross Bixm. Ingram. Hamish •Brown. Minnie Kipp. Mrs. Adeline of The Billboard. F'rotbiiigbam A Den Inla. Frank •Brown. Bessie Klata. Mrs. Joe The (lostofflre adjnnet of the New York and Chicago bureaus of The BilllHtard Is bam Irian. F H. Brown. Mrs. Klelmet, Anna matn'aimxl only for the aecomiiKNtatiou of ‘hos*' who eaii pnwure quicker service by having Fuller. K. H. Irion. Chas. Browning. Flora * •Kna|>p. Belle mall sent to the branch offices, where they can cal! for It In tiorson. or from which It may Bucklen. Mlsaourl •FNillcr. H«*ctor Inins, Warren B. Kiiai>p. Virginia bj‘ remailed to them with greatir desiiateb than from the puhlicatlon offices at Cincinnati. F’ullen. Douglas Italian Trio Burke. Lawrence Krumer, Mai’de No attempt Is made to handle mail addresstsl to the branch offices witheut ste-eltir Burnell. Mrs. B«‘sele Gable, F'. P. Ito. Mr. and Mrs. Krueger Sisters Instructions while thousands ot pieces of mall matter pass through the Cincinnati offices Gahieath. I- J. •Cain Sisters Hrrson. Ham T.n Barr. Grace every wc«‘k and are reuiailisl to addressees from Information at hand without the delay Galtriel A Hunter Jackson, it. C Camiitull. Mrs. Jack La Count. Bessie 1 of holding and advertising thes<' names in this list. Galbraith. C. «>. Jad in this list is txdng held at the Cincinnati offices unless otherwise Gaskin. M I.. Jan Is A Tudor Castle, Grace •!,« Baron. Ixvulse Indicated by the characters • (New York!. •• (Chicago). Gassage, George Jelllson. Joe A. Cecil. Eillth I.eRny, Pansy Gasusla. Giorge Jink'Ds, John Chapin. I>eah Lane. Florence Gates. J. C. Jenkins. Jack Cha|iman. Lila T.ancaster, Viola Gear. W M. Jenklna. .kibert i haptudle. Marie Lascollo. Eulalie Genereaiix. Flarl ('. Jenkins, P. L. Chol»a<-r. Nellie NOTICE l.avln. Mamie Ge<»rge. Wilson H. Jesan|>. Edward Lua. Julius Clark. Mrs. Birdie Issiiiard. Marie Tliey will l>e forwarded on application. Tlie figures indicate the amount of iswlage Georges. F'rlti K. Johnson, Chan Clark. Irene I.»“slle. Beatrice inx-i-ssary. Gettman. W. t>, Johnson. Spader niffonl. Dan Jones. Billy Cox. Gi-orge L. I.vle. Edna i Porsr-h. AA'm. 2c ItolsTts. Geo. W. Ic \A'elnls*rg. Gus Ic Gliek A Yisingbouar J<«<*s F’amily (rtiio.• I vn'-h. Mrs. D. 1'. Cox. Mildred Pick. Ro.v 2c Scott, Olive 2c AVells, Billy K. Gllek. Jos H Jrnes. Fill. L. Me.Adams. Miss F. I Crane. (Voile Potter. Fred M. 2o Shah, Manek 14c AA'hcaton. Anna 'Jc Gloss llrisi. Jones. J. Harry Creighton. Mary Mr-Bride. Mrs. Cora Pina, Manuel Ic Smith, A. AA'. 2c AVIlllanis. G<*... Ic Gislfrey. John C. ••Jones. Tisnmy D. Crowley. Mrs. M. ('. MeDade. E. C. Pullen, Luella Ic Spalding A D*-fall .V AA'fitrliig. Guy 2c Goldstein. F'Tollr Curtis. Mrs. May Maeihuiald. Flora | Jordan. Wllmot C. Goralstadt. Isuils M. Kahl. Ssmiiel Cvrena, Madami* McDonald. Gladys •Gonlon. Tony Kalda, K. Ih'Koven. Mrs. Stella MoDonald. Ethyle , Gore. Flarl L. •|>,‘ Is-on. Millie •Kaln. Robert McDonald. Ethel •Ihirman. James KaltM*. Geo. DeMilley, Mrs May AtcGrath. Effle ’ (Jotter. C. S. ••"Kalaeralua” •De Young. M. Mack. Mrs. E. J. Gottfried. lulliis "Kalina” Dally. IWartha •Mack. Alpha .Adull. Prof. W. Bassett, Eerg. Camille A! ackay, Bessie .Akehart. Clarence ••Bates. F'rank Caiihle, A. M. ••Dayton. I^wla Graham. Prof FI B. Kanes. Ctpl. Wm Davene. Tody Miintelle Blanche .Alhi-rtson. E. C. Bates & I>eTy ••ChamiM-rlaIn and •Ih-an. Geo. Graham. Itsear Kardlne. Komlek Davis. Mrs. May L. Marks, Mrs. Amy ".Allxaky” ••Bates, .Mr. Sterling ••IVan. Chas R Gransda ami Fislora Karl. W F. ••Itearest. Earl •Marshall, Mrs. Ivon . .Alh-n, Alva Bc.xsle.y. Wbayne Chandler. Wni. Ih-an. Thomas ••GraiilsTry A LaMon Dicker. Isnt W. Alpha Vand. Co. Beaty. Tliomas R. Charlea. Jolin Itean. W. C. Great Flastem Shows •Kealllaihue. J'II D«s-rf(a.t. Dr Wm Great Bua<'h Shows Keane. (Jiilniile iv-lrell. Jessie Mar«alg..rs Ketlel. Clem H Ardell. Frank Blgney. Chas. Hall ami Colburn I'ldon. Madam n. Ivy Clary, Chas P Dorle Singing Four Hall. R F •Keystone Itrim Co. Arman. George Hilyek's Seals Clemings. Harry Che Emmers<,n. Dollle Dsmsd. Anita D«s-n. Frish-rlrk •Hall. Jaek Kids. Philadelphia .Armstrong. R. V. •Bl«p«*ls Music Co. ter Kmmarson. Mrs. Wm. • •■v.-n. Mrs. A. N. I»-wd. Tom Hall. F. C Kill, lleroita Arnold. A. B. Bitting, J. H. Cleveland. G«i. W Emmons. Miss Bob Pavton Sisters Downey. Ilarler llallwels Bros Kile. W. C. Arnold. Joe Black. E. B. Cllftons. Three F,i>ps. Mayme I’hl'Ilps. Rose ■ Itrew, Isiwell B Halsi'y, Seth CalM-ll King, Frank •Arnold, Max A. Blackwell. Jim Clifton. Harry Krb. Mrs. Helen I’Inder, Hattie l*risill|on. Frank Hamilton Comedy Co King. Jack W. .Arthur and Ixmg Blue. Chas. C. •Cobnrn. J. i-lrsklne. Edna Pleiss, Mrs. W. A. Drvden. Waller Hanford, ('has. B ••KlngaburTa. The •Ernesto Sisters Arrlght, Adolph ••HInmhardt. Wm. Colcher, Harry I owell, Grace Itflha. Ia*o •Hanford. Chaa. II. KInmure, Eugene ••Fay. Anna Eva Rayfleld. Florence •Artois, Walter Roller, Wm. Cole. A. J. Dulaney, J p ••KInn. Ilarrv Ashton * Earle Boedker, Harry Cole. Fnd . Hanna, Joe •Fay A De May, Ml» •Raymond. T/vnlse Dunlap. John J Harhaiigh. Chas •Kirby, W. W. .Atlas Am. C/O. Bongla, (Yiaa. Cole. Mr Ferarl. Mrs. Joe Raynor, Elsie Du I’ara. Danrlng Hsrdeen, Theo. •Kirks and Stone Atw<*od. D. M. Bolan, John Cole A Cole Fetwr, Mrs. A. A. •Redmond, Rita Kl Reya. The ••Ilarrla. Perry Kltamura, Hatch Florine, Martha R.-ed, Kittle Aiilger Brothers Bonnbam. J. W. •Colllna. Jaek Eagle Eye Klask, Herman ••.Austin. Gilbert Booth. Jss C. Collins. Whitney ••llarria. J A Forest. Olady •R,dser. Jennie •Karl, Bert Harris, Otto Kline, Samuel Franklyn, Miss B. Renso, Teddie Avers. Chas. Bnschelke, R. •Collins and Jewell ••Earle and Bartlitl Knabe, Geo. W, ••Baer. Mason S. Harrison, Happy Fross. Mrs. Vldan Revel. Mollie Bothwell and Brown Csilona. Prof. K. Earles. Bert KdowIss, Dr. G. A. •Bslley, Archie ••Bottomly Troupe Commie I/eon Harrity A Herr Fuller. Mrs. Eatlll Reymond. Marguerite Eeroyd. Richard H. Hart. Chaa Knox and Alyln Bsiley, Harry A. Bowers. J. Condo, M <;arren, Marie Reynolds, Bose •Edison. Dr R Hartwells, "nie Kobera, 'Hie Baird and Dunn Brackett. Robert A. Cssidy, Iionls H Gaseage, Mrs. Geo. Reynolds. Frances T. Hailey llarwlek, Botihy Kobler, Kid Baird. William J. Bradlrtiry. Jas. H. Cooley Family George, Gladys Kstlieryn Edwarda. Joe Hafclicott, Prof. Hoti ••Kohler. B. 11. Baker, Johnny •Brandon’s (Jilt Edge Cisiners. Miislett Gibson. Isabel Rio. Violet Kdwarda, F. J. ert Koater, niaa •Baldwin. T. H. Show Gilbert. MIsa Blllye •Ripley. Ivu Connors, John F (Tele. ( Haatlnga, Eeno Kotaro, Frank ••Gilson, I»ttle •Rogers, Mrs. Isadore Bandy, Geo. W. tfrsnnsD. E. L. (’'muora B B. Fstwards L. Krauae, Simon •Barbour Family Bond naytlab. F A. Goodman. Mabel •Rooney, Mattie (Teto.) Omtia, Al. Khtog. Frank Hawes. AUx. Krauaa, Benny JUNE 26, 1909. X li e Billboard 37

Krl|Mi, J<>r Maiwell. C. M. Price. Cii|»t. E. A. Shield*. 11. S. •Voltler, Frank H. Wiley, J. A J. Kuhlman. I’hll MaxweR. Billy Price, Ben Shioi, K. Von way, K. ('. Wilheliii. dia*. Kiinklr, Kilily •Mayera, 'Hie Prim rone, tjeru-ge Shot, H. Af. Waldron, Chaa. K. Iji KUnrh iimI l.a Wllker, H. J. Maypleau Piimrone, C. S. Hhultg, Wm. G. Waldron and Haley Wilkon. Harry SOLO CLARINET Blanrb •.Meera. George I’ulver, Milton M. SIdera. F. J. Wall. Lawrence P. l.a ('<>ma. ('Iiaa. Willard. Roy Wanted for -Mehten. Charlie 1 tjueen and Creacent Sled)-nberg. If. V. •Wallace, Joe Williams. Slsh I.alH-llf, Killy Meredith, L. K. Show* Sleffert. Felix J. •Wallace, Ja*. •l.a rayHI*", *■ Wire R. G. TOOMER, Bandmaster, Cleve¬ l.a Marr, I.. K Meyer A Maaon Simmoni, Harry Race. 11. E. Walton, Gonlon Williams. .Max l.4i M.w. Km E. Ram-y, F«ire*t •Wataon, Bfibby Willi*. C. R. iA- Itoy, Vic Co. Miller, John llandor, A. K. Watson*, Four Win*. P. J Bosses, all departments I.C Koy. Oco. II. Slagle. Jack Miller and Kreiwi Raiiney, Ginirge Weaver. E. W. Wilsfui, Harry K. I.C Hoy. Jack ••Miller and Collina | Rartin. Ottakar Slater, Fred Weaver, J. J. Side-show l.al>li, W. II. Slocum AmiiHement •Wilson, Allen Miller, Albert I ••Rawhnaon. G^ W’eaver, W. L. Wilson. W. L. I.arkcy and Wllatm Milton. Gene K. Raymond, C. If. Co. Weaver. Larry Winnett Play Agency •l.anr. Arthur tAero¬ Mllva. Kay •Raymond, M. B. Small, Harry Webb, 8. E. CHEROKEE ED’S WILD WEST Winter Garden Co. naut I Minium, Hr. R. E. Rea. John Smejkal, Klenha an.l Wel»-r Family f.Acro I.ady Actress for Sble Show. Colored Band. Wirth, Phil I l.ane, Arthur Mllrhell, Curly Reade and Wright Ring bat*) Harry Parrish wire. Side Show People wire Wolfe. B. K. •*l.anf. 111 Tom Mitchell. W. J. i Reece, Happy Smith and Waltone Wet»er. Carl B. L. Bow-man. Others, Ed. Baumeister, Win¬ Wolkoff. A. ••l.a|iarta. Aerial .Mitchell. J. T. i Reece, Nat Smith. W. 1. Welnloiiirg. Gn* chester. Ky., June 2S. l.aabbee. Hugh Smith. Alvin Wonderland .Amuse. •Mitchell, Herbert G. i Reed. J. H. Welk, C%aR. H. Co. •l.avrilc. Prof. Chaa. Moutgomery, E. E. Reekie, W. D. •Smith, Henry E. Weldon. James Wood, G. T. K. Mo.idy. Ralph ••Reeve*. Eildie Smith, Leon C. Well*. C. L. I.anrenre Brna. Smith, Boti Wooden. Olive N. Moon. G. M. Regan, Ray Well*, Giiy G. Woolcott. .Mark Greater Nichols Amuse¬ I.awrencc, Mr. Moore, Archie Reilwl, Then. Smith, Herman A. •Well*. Otto Wright. Ft)-)! M. l.awrcDcc, Matthew Reilly, Floyd Smith, F. J. Mor.rfont, Chaa. Wente, El wood Wright. Fred W. ljiy|>o. Prank Morgan. Pretl Reilly, Thomaa A Smith. Will Z. Wemtaa, Two Wright. Earl l.ce. W. T. (Slim) .Morgan. Wm. I Reiner, Prof. T. 11 ••Smith, Joe WeDUm. W. L. ment Company •l.ee. Jack Morlae. Virginia I.,ee I Rencher. J. W. Smith, Jo*. H., A Co. West. H. W. •Wright. J. D. Smlu, J. W. Wyoming Kid l^-nettc. W’llllam Morlock. R. M ' Reno. Fred •We»t, Col. Billy Want to book Ferris Wheel, Animal Show, Crazy l.poa, Harry M. Mon ell, Fre-ntfroi.i, J. W. Snider. T. W. We«terman. Geo. W. Yalto Duo House, Giggle .Alley and Vaudeville Show. LEW •IxHioant. OcoTfc P. Morriaaey. Billy E. i Renao, Bert Sny‘g- •l.rall«. Jos. Rex, C. W. Spetwardy, Paul •White, H K. /arrow. Hapiiy Isters, ti}'^ imli dial; weight about 20 lbs. Mullen, Thoa. T. ••Spooner. Dram. Co. I.celle and Wllllama Mnom, Wallace Reynold*. Ed. A. Whltford. J. C. Zeiger, Col. C. F. Total ad)brs for )‘aeh trip, and grand total licalle. Col. Staadler, Albert White, Je»s Z)-lma. 1. Z. ••Mnrato, T<*1 Ri-ynon, The Stanley. Pet adders. In flue shape. just the thing for I.ealle. Mr. and Mra. Rhode*. Duaty Whitney, Alvin M. Zemater. Cha*. n-ark eoncessionists. WATCH TOWER PARK •Murray, Billy Stanley, Steve Jamea Rice Bro*. Whittaker. 8. L. Zera, Eilward CO., Sears, Ill, Mutchlcr, Fred •Stammer*. Frank l/ea«en, Wm Rice, Wm. H. Whittier, Norman Zerber, W. E. Mylea. Carlo A. Star Amuaement Co. l.maln, Wm Rice and Conley Whittington. D. •Z)'va. Edwin Nadau, Prof. Stein. Fred J. Lereck. Rice. E. L. Whitbock. Frank Zlerke. Robert BOX BALL ALLEYS—New and aecond- Xalll. Chaa. W •Stein and Earl Lerewn. Hubert Richard*. t»*ile. Fr)*l Nall. Eugene H. Stephen*. W. P, BAI L CO.. 211 Electric Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. •l>*»ltt and Kalla Rli'hard*. George W. Naaar. Chaa. Stephens. Thoma* l^mla. Prank Richard*. E. V. National Amuaement Sfetaon’* t’ncle Tom’* Lewla. A. Rlchard*on. C. S Co. Cabin I.Ibbey and Trarer ••Rlchardaon. T. W Neal. Shtmla Am. Co. Steven*. I/eo. l.lelder. Paul H. RIc*. George Nearllla. Guatare Stevens. M. A. RInaldo. Dr B. 11 I.lchtrt. Hr Harry Selkirk. Pred W. Steven*. Will H. R. RInaldo. Bruce Nelkoo. Chaa. Steven*. Max •I.Inta. Horace Rink New* Pub. Co .Serwodo. E. A. ••Stewart. Wm. I.Inton. Clyde I.. RIaIng. W. S. Neatl, Hugo Stewart*. Three Mu* IJpman. A. B. RUinger. John Dramatic Company Neugent. Jamea leal I.lvlrgatoo. Joaeidi Robhlna. Wm. J. Newman. Ralph Stewart and Malcolm lavmbard. Prextoo Robert*. A. F. Newton. K. E. Stewart, dandle •lam*. Nick NIaa. laaac Ri4M-rt*. Jimmy •Stewart. May. The¬ lam*. Doc Roh)rt»on, E. M. atrical Co. (Mgr.) AT LIBERTY Nixon, V. O. •la>|M^. laH-undlo Nolan. J. J. Kobertaon. Jame* Stillman. W. W. Tawla A Love "Spot" Norton. Ed Stone. I. E l.nula. L. Robinnon. Nat C. Stone. Harry A well-organized company of eight people, all professionals, play¬ lamia. William Noxone. B Darla •Roblnton. Henry Noyea. Harry Streeter. C«pt. Billy la>vrrld*e. Jamea Ibbaio. Fred C. ing The Knobs of Tennessee, Girl of The Golden West, F^omance of Nye. Thoa. F. Strobel, Cha*. J. lavrett. l.eater ••Rodin. Dave •Nye, Harry Sfrond. Charlie la>waDdea. Harar Roger*. W. P H Oklahoma, The Counterfeiters, and others. Now in Southern Ohio. H’Cemner. Prof. J. L. Stnhifdleld Trio i.owjTy. Oeo. B. Roger*. E. C. and t»'l.eary. Tom ••Stnhhiefleld Trio •lavwtber. Prof l.lovd Iietepba H'R'inrke Burnette Stuck. Je»*e Will work theatres or summer parks. Address lanry. Servle Rogir*. Prof. F. J. Trio Stuckhart. Col. W D. Ia>yal. Prank Roger* and Clark • thiTlIeld. Wm. Snilivan. Neal l.iicaa. Oeorge Roger*. Wlleon JACK H. KONLER, care The Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. ttdua. J B. Snily. Daniel •Luce A lice Roger*. A. R. Ogden. Mr. and Mra. Sun. iJeegge l.uedtke. Prof Oacar Roger*. E. C. Chaa. T. Sunflower Passhvn Play laindy. A. 8. Roger* Bpo« Lyceum t'omtvl.r Co. olebrandl. Tliomaa Co. I Mgr. I Roger*. Ed. Sutton. Bert I.yona, Mr Itoily • tlleer. Jack Rohtalre. Lyman Twlna •tpperman, Wm Swan. Bert WANTED Rollina. Wm. G. Oreal. llarrr Swewev, Carlton J. Lynch. Humphrey •Rooney. Pat Oregon. Kid •Swift. HerN'rt •McAleer. TiHai J Roomy. Ja*. J. •Sylvester. H. H. McBride. W. H Orlettx and Taylor R(**. Wm. Orr. F Sylow. Henry McCabe, John H Rn*,koir. Capt. F. Orton. Gordon ••Taggart. Oscar McCall. Oeo. H Romman, Herman Oriental Dancers and Musicians McCall TrU Oaborne. J. A. •Tanaks. Henry Rowlev, O. C. T***»‘ll. Bernard •McCaaaan. Wm. Oakara. Harry -WITH- Roxle. IJttle Tate. Frexl McCauiy, Wm. Oaterling. (••■orge 1 Roy. Cha* E. •Oatrado Taylor, Bllaa McClanahan. Prank Ucyal Amn*)'. Ce. 'Tavlor. William McComb. Thotnaa Overland .kmn«ement Royer. Archie Teller. Ivar Dahl McCookey. Prof Wm Co. JOHN ROBINSON’S 10 BIG SHOWS COMBINED Riiak. J W Temple Amu*)’. Co. McCoy. Julliia Outvorney. Chaa. 1111**1-11 Rm* Templeton. C. M. McCoy. Jam<. Floyd C McKinney. Hare In-vll Park H-man Alrahlp Co Sanger aivl Ray Thivngo. I*rime can make good in cities from 15,000 to KW.OOO inhabitants. McMahara. Wank Amuaement Co. Thorne. Everett M McMahon. J Parmer. Marvelnna Santnrkey. Prince Thomer. Juggling Can use 3 strong, free acts for Danville, Illinois, June 28 to July 5 McManna. O T Parrlah. Harry Partink Otto "Sanxanelll." Hypnot Thrrman. Smith McMaater, Jamea l*t Thnr*t))o. C F inclusive; could use the diving horses, or automobile loop the loop, I McMillan. l>on PattiMi. W B. Cn. Patton. W B •Sargent. F P. Thurston. H. E. McMillan. Prof W H want something big, strong and sensational. Wire lowest terms, Terre Sater. Henry Thnraton. Harry E. McM.urla. H C. Parden F E Pearce. R ' Sanimer. The J. Co. McNallr. Pat •TIhbItt*. John Haute, Ind., June 21 to 26. Pearce .M Sannder*. Gi-orgc R MeNallr. Hal>e Tlptcai. Oeo. P••araon Harry Sayvilla Family TtS-ln. ManrW I am booked ahead in the big towns in Illinois, Indiana and Iowa for MacNelll. On-at Siharding. JoJin Metjuarrie. Murdock peeacan !*• rry, Phomaa Schiilae, Erneat P. S.—Ralph Newman will you write ? CIrcua perrv. C Hi'rb,-rt Tticker. Harrv Scott A G. Tn)-k)'r T .s Madcr Stiowa Perach. Wm S<-,>tt and Rankin Tnmbar. W R We are the MANUFACTURERS of FAST SELLING •Mafera Patav A •Pete Br.« ••Scott. D J Main. Walter I, P.-f.ra. Kara •Scdt. Ed H Turner. Bur* ••Petcra Jack •Turner. Walter O. Major. Sam C. S>-aeorm». TTw .kril.t Pearce’s Airdome Theatre, Gulfport, Miss. Marriott. Arthur Pow.-r. W W Sh.-l.lon St.v-k Co, AVfi'n* Mwiral TVlo Marvellc. Chatlea Pooley. Wm Shep*r.l A .St. .Ang V)'tt)-r. J K .Acts wanting to plav this circuit write or wire the above address Maacagnl. Stephen Pratt. Benny m.si Vlnnliig .kmmwuD'nt JAMES B. KELLY, Vod’vlllc Agent. Maahcr. *l<>o F X •Pri-ntlcc, I ark Sheppar.l, C W. Maaaick. Allterl Prentlaa Frank Sh.-rman A Ih-Eoreat ••Vi.-rg. Frank Maaon. Burk l*reaton. G •Slilekler. J.din*.si A Vogl)', Jm». W. TIIF. niI)I,RO.\RI>’S VI).\SS1HF.1> lU SIXKSS DIHtX'TOKY GIVES Mall. IM. Preatim. Billy S.-li*f.-r V..|lli-r. F II THE AHHRE-SSES OF .AIJ. THE lilLADERS. 38 Xlie Billboard JUNE 26, 1909.

Harvey Stock Co.. J. S. Caraldc, mgr.: Sault ROUTES .Stc. Marie, Mich.. Indef. (Co. llonohue. mgr.: Butte. cT’iUeju-rtolre»: Stevena 1‘olnt. Wl*.. MoiiT.. .:ojiii> «>. Inne 7 Julv 15 Drew. Marlon. Stonr. Pa., 7, liidef. Del.acy, Leigh,.elgh. Stlr«‘ Dramatic■.•imatlc ('o.. I.1. Fenn, mgr.: Bloom-'Bloom- House Next Door. Cohan & Harria, mgra.; N. i iBgt'm. Ind., 21 -20.20. I Y. C.. April 12. Indef. Karie Slockk Co.:Co.; (AIrdome) Atcblaon.Atchison. Kan., 21- Hunter Bradford Plavera: Hartford, Conn., May 20. 10. Indef. Kllsworlh .\saoclate.\saociate Players. Haynea A Klls-Klla- Imson Dramatic Co., Burt Imaon. mgr.: Portal worlh. pro|>s.: Pittsburg, Kan., 13 20; Cha- N- I>-. 21 20; Donnybrook 27 July 3. nute 27 July Iti.111. Jack Slrtw, with John Drew. Chaa. Frohman, Elite Sl.nkk ('o.. Chaa. Berkel, mgr.;mgr.: Daveninirt,Davenimrt, mgr.: Seattle, 23-20. la.. M.iyV 21.21 indef.indef Keyes Sisters Stork Co., under canvas. V.4 . A Knipire Slin-k Co.. Kmptre Theatre Co., mgra.: Varney, mgr.: Portage. Pa.. 21-20; Black Lick D.altas. Ti*x.. Maridi 22, inilef. 2S July 3. Empire SliM-k Co.. .\. \. Sp.tz, mgr.: Provi¬ Kenipton Komedy O).: Cripple Crea-k. Colo., GAUMONT CO., dence. It. I.. .V|iril 20. Indef. 20 July 3. Euclid \venue Stock Co., \Vm. J. Wllsor, mgr.: Kennark, Jane; Kansas City, Mo.. 13 20, Clevel. nd. May 21. in.ief. Keyalone Dramatic Co.. .Max \ Arnold, mgr Everitt Stoi’k Co.. G, J. L.anshaw, mgr.; Mason Stonington. Me.. 21-20. City. la., indef. Keating. Virginia. Stock Co.: Madison, Wla.. Fay’s Comedians, J. M. Dunbar, mgr.: Corpus May 10, Indef. Christ 1. Tex., 14 20. Keith’s Stoi-k Co.. James E. Moore, mgr.: Port WANTED ON PERCENTAGE Kerris Stmk Co., Dick Ferris, mgr.; Minneap¬ land. Me.. A[..'ll 1ft. indef. olis. May .‘lO. indef. K"ll«-y Stock Co.. Jewell Kelley, mgr.; Knox¬ OR TO PAY CASH FOR ANY Flynn Stm-k Co.. J. J. Flynn, mgr.: Lowell. ville. Tenn.. May 17, indef. Ma«s., June 14. Indef. Kennedy, Allee, Co.. W. .\. Partello, mgr.: Franklin S-piare Stock ('o.. Travers Vale, mgr.: Mansfield, O., Indef. NEW AND NOVEL IDEAS OR SHOWS Worcester. Ma.'s.. May 31. Indef. I.>atlni,'oe-Ijeigh St(K-k Co.. Ernest l.,at'm.re, Freese. J. J.. Stock Co.: Watertown. Wia.. In- mgr.: (AIrdome) Washington. Pa.. 21-20; OR CONCESSIONS rtef. i (.Mrdome) Wheeling. W. Va.. 28-July 10. Frledi nwald’s Stock Co., Norman Friedenwald. I'*'*!*. . Dramatic Show, under canvas For the BEST SUM.MER .AND WINTER I’.ARK in the Southwest. mgr ■ Daxentsirt. la., indef. I Hastlnirs. Neb.. 21-20. FrVend Players, .\rthur S. Friend, mgr.: Mil- ' I-ic Roy A Ilaxleton Comedy Co.. Wm. E. l>e- Want Catalogue witli full information and cash prices from every¬ waekiH'. Sept. 14. indef. Roy, mgr.: Icocki>ort. Ky., 23; Fallls 24; Mon- Fultrni Stock Co.. Jess B. Fulton, mgr.: I.ln- terey 2.'>-26: Clifton 2Jj-2ft; Tyrone 30 July 1. body with anything suitable for a Park. coln. Neb.. Oct. 14. indef. I.oreh, Theodore, Stock Co., Pelton A Smutier, Want Cash Prices on Birds, Fisli and Candy for Wheels, Country Gmxlwln. Nat: See Tlic Master Hand. mgra.: Denver, Col.. June 6. indef. (Jrahame, Ferdinand, Stock Co.: Bellevue, O., Lyceum'Stock (jo.: a>chester,' N. y!, M.ay 17, StOrC SupplicS, CtC, 21 20. (•enllenian from Mlsaisalppl, Brady A Gris- 4»la Theatre Stock Co.. Alex Pantagea, mgr.: Want second-hand Mutascopes and Reels and other .Arcade Ma- nier, mgra.: N. Y. C., Sept. ’20. Indef. LadV"'l>ed.^"r5.Vi?h''Ethel Barrymore. Chaa. Genlletr..in from Misaiaaippi, Brady A Grls- chiiics, Pcanut, Caiuly aiid Giini Slot Machiiies, also .Mechanical Shoot- mer, mgrrs.: Cliicago. Ill., .\pril 2.'>. indef. Erobman, mgr.: Oakland. Cal. 2123; San Jose ing (jallerics, Pliotograpli aiul Postal Card Outfils, Bo.x Ball Allcys, Miii- Girl from Hector'a, ll. Woods, mgr.; N. Y. C., F»b. 1, indef Lyceumrceum Theatre Stock Co., i.ouiaI.ouia phiiiipa.Philllpa, mgr.: iaturc Railroad, ctc. .All iiiust l>c O.K.ordoii’t write. Cash for second- Glaser Stock Co.. Vaughan Glasi-r, mgr.: De¬ Br..<>klyn, Aug. 10, Indef. troit. .\prll 4. Indef. lyricr”e^'sb"k St.wk Co.;Co*:' Portund.^'Ore..Portland, Ore., IndefIndef. hand goods 011 siglit oiily. Act Quick. Moiicy Talks. We’re Ready, Going Rome, Sam S. A I.ee Riiul>ert, Inc., mgra.: Lytell. Bert, Stock Co.: Bochester, N. Y., June N. Y (’.. April 12. Indef. u"14. Indef.in"7r gILLAM & WHITNEY. P. O. Box 608, Wichita Falls, Tex. Henderson Stock Co . W. J. A R. R. Hender- Martin Stock Co., Geo. E. Cochrane, mgr.: Ot ron. mgra.; Po(dar Bluff. Mo,. 14 20. tawa, Kana.. 14 2(1: Sallna 28 July 10. Harvey Stock Co. (Southern), H. D. Orr. mgr.: Metropolttan Stock Co.. No. 2. Francla J. Mc¬ I>*avenwortii, Kan., 21-‘20; Excedaior Springs, Carthy, mgr.: Winfield, Kana., 21 26; Arkan- Mo., 2^-July It). aaa City 27-July 3. Manner Stock Co.: (.Vlrdome) Coffeyville. Kana., --- - — • ' 20-26: (AIrdome) Guthrie, Okla..Okla .'27-July 27-July 3. ^40NE:Y IVIAKER FOR A, L.1VE: IVf AN. M<>r^sn-Pppj>lpMorganPepple Stock Co.,Co.. T. DwljshtDwight Pepple,Pcj^plp, nruBP A NOVEL ORGANIZATION. nurr.:mgr.: Salina. Kana.,Kans.. 13 26; HutchinaonHutchinson 28-July Cfr* 1 ntli 1 I 10. Morala of Marcua. with Marie Doro, Chaa. Froh¬ An enterpriKing callcl the Grand “"^^n rngJIfTTn l>aJ?cl”''o 21-Julv'SHOWS IM XHB WORLD. man. mgr.; San Eranciaeo 21-July 3. I^ml'glit'M'’welr'fo'f: Duluth. Minn.. 26. T¥I1> 41Lf ihe largest horse McElroy. J. Henry. C. H. Mohler. mgr.: Milo. ' IHKAM in the world. Me., 23; Oldtown 24; Milllnocket 23; Patten form of a M*ry hrilHant floral parade, in which . ^26. 21 hands high, weight p4mnr»e: almiwt all of the leading: hufdnt^a entorprlM^a \fo|,ean Sfock C.-» * Benton HarN>r Mich Indef i one on earth. Tom Thumb, Ibe Miialleat In the world. IJitle Taddy. the amnllcat ami hand- of the city were repreai nled. and. despite the '“•me.l donkey In the world. And the grv.teat of .11, Je«.le the Cow »itb the hmua.i akin. gav. Mix-nKl\e and iMiautifiil showing made. Ramona ' i .• ... birth to a tno-leggt-d caif and alive now, and ten weeks old. .\nyone that wants to go In th. Theatre and Resort—the summer amusement re- \f.pt Willard Stock Co - Salt tjike Cltr Jan show business, here Is a chami-. Gels money any pl.ee you show It. Want to retire from tha aort of Grand Rapids and vicinity—carried away 1111. ’ ind'.fIndef • ’ show busiueaa. I\.r parllculara and price; will p ll as a whole or .e,.,r.ie. - the first prlaii. Rsmons's fioat was a thing of the first prl»i. Ramona’s fioat was a thing of Majestic Stock mCo., vN. rC. XfiriekMlrlck, mgr.:mer ■ Ctlca.ivi.. FRANK FRAXnfFELTER. Easton. Pa. beauty and a Joy for a long time. It was deco- N. Y.. May 10, Indef ’'"P- Man from' Horn*.’with Wm. Hodge. Llehler 4 am-se nights for which the resort has Isicoine '’co 'mgr."T‘ Y^'c^'^^upniri?? in * DouWe Eveot—HerchaDt Jubilee atd Independence Celebration. famous—the sign written in rickety Japanese Man from Mexico, with Wm. ColHer. Chaa. Eroh _ characters, and a number of Grand Rapids’ pret¬ man, mgr' N. Y. C. May 10. Indef. W T T 1^ ^ WW W tiest girls, arrayisl In kimonos and sheltensl bv T 1 * ”sneuercu ny Manhattan Theatre Co.. John I,. Parsons, mgr.; U J H m ^ B B , B fioa whlel^ (Hampton Park AIrdome, Charleston.Charleston, S. C..C., ^ noat. which reprewnted a white gondola, drawn indef by eight milkv swans over a niirri>red lake. Be Mlllhrook Stock Co.. Harry McKee, mgr sides taking the [irlae for beauty, Ramona's float month.mouth. O.. May li-Jnly17-JiiIy 31. Julyw' Srd to lltti.’ Inclusive. was. liv far. the most extensive in the parade, tbousauiis of chr.vsanthemiims and rosi-s hidug Miller’s Ass^lated Clayep. Henry Miller, mgr.: w A N T E D—For the Grcil I’. S. Carnival Co, No.S’o. 2,2. to Join at (jiiliicy.giiliwy. III.,111., for wm-kwwk July 3 nsisl in the make up, and drawn by eight splen¬ M^rrlsor'sti^k 'co.. L'indsay Morrison, mgr.; !'• inclusive—El.'clrlc 11.. alre. Strong Girl .Show. PlatformI'lalforui Shows of all klmls.klisis. WantWaul to hcMbear did. white horses. Boston. Mass., June 14. indef. fiom gissl F*rec Acts. Coiici-ssioiis of all kinds. Tills will Im‘ the biggest and iM'al advertised During the parade, the moving picture photog Morrls-Thurston Sto.-k Co.: Bay City, Mich., | event in llm State; ri((.(ss> to draw from. Billed for oiw liuiidrisi aiul fifty miles each way. ripher got to work, making the (lageant his indef. Nothing like it ever atiempteil h-re. Will close with ('(•NNdLI.Y BUDS ’ f’.’ii.tsm Si>ectacle, orotsTty. and all this we<‘k the “R.tmonagraph” National Stock Co.; Bay City. Mich., 14 26 HEAD-ON COLl.ISIUN. Come and get youra. Scheuitrboae, write or wire. Addreaa R. L. COR- has Ween exhibiting the pictures of the parade. Nelll Stock Co.. James Neill, mgr.: St. Paul. ROLL duincT Ill When Ramona has tinishisl with the film, it will May 2». Indef. , ’ start

r?he,;m‘st“k Co.: Grant LL.ferty, mgr.: Phlla., ■ Colofed AfistOCraCy Mlnstrels the IniiueuM- bundle of orders which are hurrying ' Sept. 12. Ind< f. Can place a few legitimate Privileges—Pot>com aisl ('aisly Stand. Bell Board, Doll Rack, I’hoto. in as tin- "lourth” grows nearer to us. but thi- OndienmOridienm SfoekStoek Co..Co W. H. fSharkey, mgr.: Tam- , Gallery. Covington., Va.. June 21; .Montgomery, W. Va., June 28 . smiles on the emintenances of Manager Thearle pa. ELs., indef. and ( harles Dnffiel. are slgnlfieant. and augur Orpheutn Stock Co.. Edward Dovle. mgr. • r,. le "'ir..'"",",'-’ •‘coson when pyrotechnics (Young’s Gard'-n) Terre Haute. Ind.. indef • hi. ™ '■ S|>ectacular show, which Our Own Stock Co., Davl. 4 Cburcblll, mgrs ...ee by the Pain Com- Peoria. HI.. Msv 31. Indef. pany and knowii as The Battle of the .Skies,” Partello Stork Co. (CentrsD. Ed. R. MoiH-e. A LITE CONEY ISLAND IN THE EAST. AT OLD ORCHARD BEACH. ME. /Y. "e " Denver during the races and mgr.; Youngstown. O., 14 26 OPEN SUNDAYS EACH WEEK. PRIVILEGE PEOPLE—You may is,I be too late to necure Just TIm- Eastern company Pair of Country Kids (C. Jay Smith’s). Ed the first oiM-nlng at Brighton Beach June what you want, “on terms to suit .von.” I>rt us Iwar from you at once. Conlldeut we ran inter¬ Brighton Besch June Kadow. mgr: Miinlsing. .Mich.. 23; Thessalon, est you in any pro(ss,itloiis suhmitte,]. WE WANT Penny Arcade. Camly Wheel atsl other amall olrf.Jir..'’'"nP"ny24th. and the Bestern company gives the Initial Ont.. 24; Sndbiirv 2.'.: Sturgeon Falls 26; performance at Fort Wayne on Jnlv .3,1 ••The cono*aaluna, including a few games. We also have tin Ivp-* and idsito stuillo. Hisla Fountain and ^ Jnl.T 3erg of the profession fiw a Pi-n,chl-Oypsene Stis-k Co.: Tampa, Fla.. Indef. CPWANTEDVJ little help. Friends. 1 need your assistance Poll Stock Co., S. 7,. Poll, mgr.; Bridgeport, I lltr Il-^th Annnal Great Grangers’ I’lriilc aiul CarnlTal, (Hler’a Grove, Oslerburg, Pa., Aug. very bad. as 1 have large doctor and board bills Conn.. May 17. Indef. 16-21, IftOft. Gfuul lent and platform shows of any kind. Kde privileges for sale. No gambling to settle. Those sending help please send me ' Attendance last year, alumt 40,(kk).4(».(kk,. FurFor full Information address HON. GEO. W, OsUr, Oanaral tbelr permanent address. —: SOLD EVERTWHERE Manager, Ostorbnrg, Fa. Profeaelonally, ^ ROLLER CT*AYTON. make DF Care of No. 2415 8t. Tbomat street. New THE IIILLIM>AK1>’K CliAKhll-lEI) I1UKINEH8 I>IIURY GIVES Orleans, La. ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. THE AI>I>KE8KI’>i OF ALL THE LEAHEHH. JUNE 26, 1909. X ti e Billboard 39

I’oll SltK'k ('ll.. S. /. l■oll, tiiitr. ■ il■rtfllrll, Travi-IInc Sali-.*m*n. Ili-nry B. Ilarrla, mgr.: ('iiiin.. Mii.r .4. Iiiili-f. Cld.-a/o, Ai.rll 12. Imlrf. I’oll Stork Co.. S Z. roll, tiiKT : .Siniiitoii. I’«., TraTi-ll;ia Sal.-•mail till, M<-nry It. Ilarrla. ' Mi.v ID, liiili'f. mar.: Itoatmi. Ma**.. April 111, Inil.-f. I’oll StiH k Co . S Z I'oll. niitr .S|iriii|{ni'lil. riii-li- Tom'* Cabin, uii.li-r raiiva*. I.. Mar TO Ml'* . .Mu.! ID, lllili f. moiiiit, mar.: Mn.-vi-h. Iiul.. 2:1: Trafalgar 24;, I'.ill Still k Co . S Z l*oll. iiiitr Wiiti'rliiirjr, .Moraantown 2.''i; .Martliiavlllr 2*1. t’oiiii . Mu :i liiili-f Vab-iii-la Slock Co.. Walti-r ll.-ff .Sri-ly. mgr.: I'oll sto k Co s Z |•oll. initr ; WlIki M Ilnrrr. 1 San Kranriiwo, S> pt. 12, imli-f. VENDING MACHINE r«.. Miiy .I. Inilef. V*n liykt- A Kat»n Stoik Co.. K. .Mack, mgr.: I'oll 8to.*k Co., 8. Z. I’oll. mjr.: Worrenlir. Mllwaiiki-*-, March 1, liub-f. Mim., Majr 24, Imlof. V. r'ioii St-n-k Co . It It A K. K Vernon, mgr*.; OPERATORS. I’rlnitlo. Ih lla, Co ; llo|*,i city, |,i« , j„iy -.'D. ((!lrnil.ilr I’ark Caalnoi Na*hvilb-, T.-iin., In Imli'f. .l.-f lti-nlfro«'* Joll> I'atlitliiilorii. J. N. Uinirrow, Warlli-lil. Ilaviil t Itrpi-rlidr.-i. Uavl.l B.-laaco, C«$N OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS iiiitr Sliro\«-|iort. I,« , 'J.'t July .1. mgr.: Tiu-ihiIo. 21 2«: Buffalo 'js July 3. Uotililim. Clint A llimlr. StiM'k Co.: (Alnlomot \V.M«1. Ilorothy. Sl.w-k Co.. .Mi*k Sail .Ail. mgr.: THINK OF IT. $1.00 INVESTED Kl. .Sintt. K«ti> . 11 -Jil I Winona. Minn.. 21 '2*1; It.-il Wing 2b July it. I IN STOCK BRINGS $7.00. l{ii*M-ll, .\nnlo SI. IkkiU, 2D Jiily 3. ! Wirting Sto-k Co.. Nathan .Appi-Il. mgr.: Sy ItiM'iHlIa Stm k Co., 'niiiiii|mon Aiiiuai'meiit Co , i rai-ii*r, N. Y.. May 17. Imb f. ni|tr» : Slmu City, U.. 14'Jrt, j Wallace Stock Co.: Mt. V.-riion, O., June 21 Only our Breath Perfume Ma¬ Uiiri*lla SliM’k Co.. TIiiiiiiiihiiii Alliuai'lliont Co., [ Jiitv ;;i inttrii. Clianiitr, 'Kan* . 14 21! WIkofflir. w St.H k Co., Will J. AVlkoff A C.ir chine will show such results. roll lir.-w', mgr*.: Ottumwa, la.. .May 31. Koailirk Ntook Co.. M .4. Kruni'IUon. lugr. ■ Mr ! Almtir. okU.. 21 '2ti ! Indrf , Easily placed wherever Cigars W. *«lriiff. T.-d, Stm-k Co.. C. W. Vl.l.ir, mgr.; I Iloirr. Kaltirrlir StiHk Co . S Ilaatalilo, micr : | Syr«rii»r. N. Y.. May 17. Imlrf. 1 Kankaki-*-. III., June 14, Imb f. , are sold. Need filling only once Wo.nI* St.r-k Co.. A. M. W.kkI*. mgr.; N. Y. llolii'rt* Kloronrr. John Curt, niitr.: San Kran ^ rlai-o. Juno 14 July 24. i ('.. March If.. Imlrf. in six months. Easily and ShortrlilBi*. tin-at. Show*, iiiulrr ranvaa, K. M ' WoiMlwaril Stock Co.. O. II WoiMlwanl. mgr.: Omaha. Neb . May Id. Imb-f. ShortrlilKi'. mirr ■ Ka«lr tlroTo. la.. 21 2*1 I quickly collected. One man can Wavorly 2s Jul.i .I i Yanki-r Ii.llr St.a-k Co.. (Iro. V. Malblay. mgr.: lHh|n-nilng. Mich.. 21211: Mar>|ui-ttr 2S July 3. .SiHuHior. K.., 21 2«1. .Atom Comic Opera Co.: Cleveland. June 7. In- ' .S»u» Soiirl Stork Co.: Chicago, May 22. Imlrf. ib-f. Si hlllrr I'la.irr* .Norfolk, Va . Jiin'r 14. Imlrf. Alankan. Tlir. Wm. Cullen, mgr.: Chicago. Ill., ’ .thi mian. (li rlrinlr. Slock Co.. I.a»rrncr B. Mc- Ai.rll II, Imir'. CIII. mjtr.: Ilulfalo. .May 24. Imlrf \rm*lrone Muaical Coraer.: Oak Cal.. In.Irf. I land. Cal., Indrf. Alr.rn Htan.! OfM-ra Co.: Brooklvn, N. Y . .April 1 Snow. Mortimor. Stm-k Co., John T. I'raraall 1-2. Imlrf. I tngr Alhany, N. V . May ID June 2*1 .Aborn (iran.l Op«-ra Co.: New-ark, N. J.. .April i Sljnlry SliM-k Co.. Arthur .Staniry, niitr.: St 2*1. In.Irf. I l-oul*. In Irf. Abi.rn Comic Op«.r* Co.; Wa*h.. H. C.. Max 3, . Stonr Hill Sto'k Co. Crank (irarr. mar ■ I'r- Imlrf. ! orla. III.. Ai.rll Imlrf Atr.rn Orand Op*'ra Co.; Ilrtolt. MIrb., May ' 10. Indrf. Siihurhan Harden Slock Co.. Opiirnhrlmrr Ilro*.. -FOR THE- mar* : St. I>ml«. Ma^ 17. Indrf Burgom*«trr, T!ic. Wro. 1’. Cullen, mgr : Mrir- Tayl«»r SttM'k ('o., H W. Taylor. t*ro|». A inirr.: na. .Mont.. 2:1; (ireat Fall* 24: .Anacomla 'J.'.; j ltrat. with Jefferson rb-.Angrll*. Sara i S. A I>-r ShiilH-rt. Inc., mgr*.; X. Y. C., Tiirnrr. Clara. Co.. Ira \V. Jarkaon. mar.: Ilonir- April ID. In.Irf. •trad. I'a.. 14 2(1. Broken Idol. It. C. Whitney, mgr.: Boeton. Circus, Menagerie, Hippodrome, Side Show, Thalia St.-k Co. Max Ma»ro,li,. mar N May -tl. Imb-f. C.. May 14. Indrf. Carlo. R:ch*rd; See Thr Hiirily-Ourdy Girl. ThInI r>«‘irr4H'. Henry H. Ilarrla. mer.: N. Y Colb-gr (llrl Co.. J E. Jacki^on. mgr.: (.AIrdomri P.* F»*b. 1, Indrf, .Ar.lmorr, Okla., 20 2(5; (.Alrdomo) Mc.Alrstrr High-Class .Acts of all kinds, to add THIRD RING to programme. 27 July 3. Cimly Shop. Cha*. Iilllingham. mgr.: Chicago. Especially Big Aerial Act to feature; Acrobatic Acts, Troupe Japs, small COCHRANE NOW LAEMMLE'S June 14. Indrf. Curll* Mu-lcal Comrdy Co.. .Allrn Curtis, mgr.: Aerial .Acts, Double Somersault Reapers, CLOWNS, CLOWNS, CLOWNS, EASTERN REPRESENT¬ long B«-ach. Cal.. Junr (tSrpt. 27. ATIVE. rv.Angrll*. Jefferson; See Thr Braut.v Spot. -MUSICLANS FOR BRONSON’S B.AND- Ib-minu-r'*. John C., Comic 0|M-ra Co.: Wilmlng Mr. Carl I.armmir. at hi* .dBrr* In Chicaao. b.n. Del.. 14 2(5. SIDE SHOW—Novelty .Acts, Dancing Girls, Colored Musicians, Ticket alxra out thr Information that hr ha* *.. I.ron B.-rg. mgr.: X. Trrtlalna and puhllclty fraternity, a* late adver- Y. C . Anril 24. Indrf Valley City, N. Dak., June 21; Casselton, 22; Lisbon, 23; Oakes, 24; tlalna mnnaarr of ihr Krrnlna Mall, of .Nrw Girl from Yama. .Alfiv'd E. .Aaron*, mgr.; Phll- kock' ami lM.caii*r of hi* pa*t almllar connre- .•ilrlohia. I’*.. May 3. In.Irf. Redfield, S. Dak., 25; Clark, 20; Brookings, 28; De Smet,29; Salem,30; tion*. Mr I* acnrrally rri-oanlird a* one of thr Golden Girl. Mort 11 Singer, mgr.: X. Y. C.. ‘''r "'‘■n In hi* llnr. and hi* a**rt* to Thr burg 31-July 2. 12 Weeks STREET FAIRS and CARNIVALS Contracted Mostly Maiden Towns. BIIIN.ard that not mily do hi* lllm nmllna op- Hitchcock. Raymond. Dan S. FIshell. mgr.: St. rratlon* contlnur to arow In maanltiidr. hut Irml*. in'2(5. i Opening at Plainfield, N. J., Auspices CHARTER DAY CELE- lhat hi* rrernt plunar Into thr (mniI of mu*lc Hartman. Frrrl*. Musical Cononly Co.; Seattle, BRAIION July 5-10, Greenwich, Conn, follows, then New puhlUhrr* ha* *o far iMvn aatlrfactory and that June (1. Indrf, York and Long Island Territory. Easy and short jumps. thr up lodatr lntrr.-*t rrinerd In hi* anmmncr- Havana, w ith James T. I’ovv.-r*. Sam S. A I.er ; mrnt that hr 1* to tircomr a lllm r.ianuf*rlur.-r Shubort. Inc., mgr*.; X. Y. C.. Feb. 1.%. In- * .iicb a* to aMiirr him of wldr.prrad c* mwta drf lion In hi* new Trntiirr. Mr. Cochranr a* aril Hoply-Gunly Gl.-I. with Richar.l Carle. Carle A The D. W. Robertson Carnival Co. ln« aarnt of thr-Yankrr Klim Co ." will t>r In Mark*, mgr*.: Chicago. May 31. Imlrf. of N^w York Citj (a emt reputAtion of the highcBt standanl) 30 YKARS DOING BUSINESS, r\.*-ullrr rhar«r of Ihr trrrllory ra«t of Chicaao IKrrnatlonal (5r*nd Opera Co.. Frank M. Xor- WANTED—I i«nt At Ion with bnutl, WeitHc. Vaiul^ville (No ^ir\ 9ttowU Airfmal ('irrus. Ghost, ami 1* already layins plan* for an aclirr cam croae. mgr.' San Francisto. Cal.. June 14- ■ Statue, lUittioiM,^ end I*ony, IIouj*** of 'rnntWe, Wild West, Glass Blowem, Klectrlc Fountain, palcn for hia hu*lm-**. Thr nrw name for Ihr •Aug. 17. Snake, Kat (Url, Mitlpef, Or<*an Wave. Ferris Wheel. Denny Arohde—nil must have RtKxl fn»Dt!S. manufarltirlna company ha* mS a* yn hern Kolb A mil: San Jour. Cal.. 23 2(5. ! Man with rldini; Kleidianta and t'amels—l*almist. We furnish Baiul. lAchts. Location, Llct'iise. arl^trt. but It I* *afr to prr*llrt lhat thr Kane Comic (>i>rr* Co , Rvht. Kane, mgr.: Holy- i all Advertlsiuit. Carnival lNH»ple in West and South, join the Bitr Grpanization, get real Ainoney. kank*>» kllm Co.” will *o.hi hr known hr a okr. Mas* . June I .Aug. 2S. i No worn out territtiry. ('an nat* BalltMin Man. HItfh Net Diver, Hijfh Wire and other sensational Hllr more •lanlAcanl ami Individual. I*-wl* A l.akr Musical Comedy Co.; (.AIrdomri I fn‘e acta; all leicltiniate Conceasioiis: u»» exelnsivt^s. Notice to Committees of Celebrations—Look Kl Reno, ilkla . 20 2(1; (Ib-Imar Gardenl Gk us over at IMaintleld, N. J. If yt»iir town wants a celebration. adme> i Malden. Mo., 21 2chnlcal concern an I mlor ranvaa—All kind* of goo<1 Minstrol I’poplo. Song and Hanox* ComediaYia. Mnaioal Act. Manhsltan llprri Co : Elmira. X. Y.. May 31- on hi* dcparliir*- for Mlnnr«oia. where hr I* | Skyteh Team. Man »h<> can prvMlm-y. Sistir Train. Horiiontal Bar .Art. or aoiiie ga*llon Coiiarr** *1 Spokane ’ an (MvmnI 1 (l|H-ra Co.: iWhltr Cityl New Orleans. SHOW POINTERS. LITHOGRAPHERS. ENGRAVERS. ST. LOUIS. MO niiiurnni* other rv.nl* ** Imporlant and wc Imb-f known a* th.- alno.- nnminl. Includliia Ih.- Ini.- Slat.- fair, at .S|iok*ni'. Power*. Jamr* T. See tiavana. I'.i'l. Jaim--.. Mii'b-al Coined} Co.: Sin Hlego. i'-.i In’-f WANTED SHOWS AND CONCESSIONS Robinson Comic 0|M-ra Co.. C. I.. Robinson. Good live town* and short Jnin|is. Ca.i use thiv'e or fniir more gixvl show*. Conov'ssion* of all NEW SONG SLIDES. mgr - I'Inghnniton. X. A’ . May :11. Imb-f. kinds ,-»ine on. no exelnslves ex.-eid is-nf.-tli and nov,-Iti.-* whli-h are still oiM-n. Can use two door talki-r»; also Oriental Hamer* and girl* for I'osing. X01'K Herb Chiirehill wire lie at once. Myllna.-r A Nl.-hoff Company. Ihr plonr.-r* R. Idii'-.n iipirt Co. C I, Ibddnso-i, mgr.: Monlro.al, M ly 17. Imb-f. Colmnbii*. Iml.. wi* k of June 21. nnder .-«u*i b-i-* City Band: Xorth Vernon, under Pire.nen; Madl- Chi. ago Mllib- iiiaklna rlrrl.-a. r.-|Mirl that Koii. Ind., tlrst in .'> year*, under Mmlern Winslmen. Come on everybixly. a big w-,.ek everywhere. aria for "M.-rl M.- T.i niahl In I'rramlan.l." Roilrigur* M.isiral Slis-k Co., I„ J Roilrignr*. ' n gr Coinmbi:*. H., June 14, Indrf, A,hire** ENGELKIXG and HART, Per Route. Krl.-.ltiian * bia a.ma hit. are In ar.-al d.-tna Ml* n.-w.-al *.Hia. "Kl**.-* are Kl.iwrr* of l.ov Roial Comic Opera Co.. Cha*. Vanlivnr. direc¬ I* al*.* .»f ill.- klml lhat m.*.-ta iNipiilar appro, tor. Williamsport. Pa.. May 31. Imb-f. an.I IIm- *11.1.-* f.»r till* n.*w aona aiicc.-aa Vankor Ma'idiirin. O’lnstiM-k .Amuse. Co., mgr*.: WANTED Bo*li>n, Juno 14. Imb-f. alr.-a.Iy r.-a.-liliig a plan.- aiirli a* now .a-.-iin by KrI.sImaii'a ..th.-r aoiia*. Mylliig.-r A > lu.ff hav.» *.* far Ir-.-n lb.* .-v.-lu*lv.- ag.-iit* —: SOLD EVERYWHERE ;— THE GIBSON EXHIBIT AND FAIR. *ll.l.-a aiiltald.- for Ihr Krl.-.lmaii at.vir ..f miii SHOWS of all kind*, alao Vaudeville I'eo|>le. I.ady I’lanlsf. FREAKS. CurlositU's. Xoveltlea for anil at Ihi-lr r*-a*.Hiablr prli-r of lai per i make DP MutM.um, Fortune I'ellera. I’alnii*!*, I ady for Hart Gallery. I’rlvilegea for sale or rent or i>er- are getting much of Ihr big bu*liii-** which n-ntage basis. Hedkey, Ind., week June '2.'.: Hnnkirk. w-»H'k July 4: Montix-lier. we».k July 1'— Ihrlr iliir. ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. Long at-ason to follow. AddreaS JAS. H. GIBSON. Care Merchants' Hotel, Redkey, Ind, \ 40 Xtie Billboard JUNE 26, 1909.

new ^embiTs to about half that nuuilK'r. The MARRIAci#! titiKIHN Jacoti M. Gordin, tbe aulbor of a prouitaed lists from managers are beginning to iiumiM-r of Hclirew plays, dleil at hia hmiic In The Week in New York come in and activity about tbe Fund oltlc«*s BriMiklyn, N. Y., Juue II. Gordin was a native IjEK—I.E.a.SGN.— .Mr. Its) Henry la-ason and iContiuutH] frum page 6.) is now up to fever |ioiut. Tbe mcmliors of the of Uuaaia, where he M-rved aa evlllor of varliHIa professiou are dciuouatratiug tbeir iuterest in .Miss Tulsa lax*, both well kib'Wii In the pro piildlcalliHia. Several of Ida playa, wrllleii afli*r feasion, were iiiarriixl in Newiairl, Ky., June .Misa Fauat baa persuaded tbe Messrs. Sbu- their own charity. (Tbe Actors Fund of Aiii.r- Ills txiiiiliig to America, were auix^ewfully pixe IxTt to iierinit ber to understudy tbe leading Icsi, and every day brings new converts to 8. .Mr. la-asou is assistant manager of the duix>d In .New York. Sun Tin at re at Sandusky, while .Miss lax- la feminine rules in tbe dramatic |•ruductiolu tbe cause. Ueglstration is nearly the 'J.lkSi BOTIX.—Harry Bolts, one of the faiuoiia pair wbirh will remain tbrougbout tbe summer at mark and tbe annual list has pass<‘d the .'{.iMSI well known on tlie vaiKb-vlIle stage. 'Tlie 'ouple will make tbeir hiaiie at Samlusky. of midgela of that name, dlixl at hia hiaiie In tbeir .New York theatres, while she Is also mark. Some of the reaaons, eear in one matinee performance of Names and addresses reach all the large tiro- BIRTHS. CAI.I>\VKId.. -J. B. Caldwell, for many yeara earn o| the |ilsys in which sbe understudies tbe ducing managers. In no other way except as a manaccr of Hh- new t»|s-rB Hiaiai-. Conconl, |iriucii>nl woman's nde. At those matinees the member can such a result follow’. Itiere should N. C., dlixl very suddenly at Ids home In Con- corvt, the uighi of Jum- I’J. A stroke of a|M>- regular leading woman will have a chance to 5,000 registen-d memlM-rs of the Actors Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest laitlins Faust, ''aiMl 1 intt-ml to carry it out member of the Actors’ Fund of America." DEATHS. to the letter.” .\t tlrst. 1 had some In-sitatiou MUSICAL COMEDY. in mentioning the matter to Mr. bbulM-rt, Just liccausr- it was a bit out of the ordinary, but MOEl.I.EIl.—Edward Mm-llcr, trap dniiiinier when 1 got uii the courage to discuss it. we at Wonderland Tlicatn-. Clifton Forge. Va.. for Jvthii KntiuT, who lukt'tt the luirt of iMith agreeii that it was entirely feasible. I several months, was drowiwd in tin- JacksiHi Biistv-r Brown In owe of IIm- Buster Brown Com- gave >lr. Sliubert my solemn promise that 1 The Week in Chicago River, at Clifton Forge, May ;tu. panlvxi. Is at |te<-alur. III.. a|a-iiding Ids vaca¬ would work like a Tn«Jau and .Mr. Shubert III’MBEKT.—Kots-rt K. liuinlM-rt. well known tion with Ida wife and baby. Ml*. Kramer will promisisl me what 1 UMist wautt*)!, the chance (CoiitinuiHl from page 7.i as a character actor, and during Ins conm-ctiou avx-ompany her husband mi Ida Imir uext av-a- to make g 'iiuiis- ixiblic 8|>|H-arauces in different with tlH> profession ciigagtxl with a niimiM-r of son. rlrainatic roles.” ni|>orta that their stunt has been doing very prominent stock organizations, met death by well. drowning at St. Mary. Mo., l-'rlday. June 4. .Tos. F. WlBKt»tni>n. Uite of George SAVAGE S COJtEDY CO. Blll.v's Best Bet, a new vaudevtllc sketch, by The dtxx-asod was ’Js years of age amt had tss-n A-le’a Juat ttut of Colb-g.- Company. Iw a|H-iaitnc Gerald Shepherd, will gy to the I’aciflc Const ill the profession simx* he was live year* old. Ids vacation very pleasantly with frlv-nda tn Tlie Vienn«6f comedy, I.,ori Pollln- at once, and with It goes Frank Wilcox, IVath was acclik-ntal. TtH- remalus were iii. .\Hldanroduce in lindher of Graftim Wilcox, of the .ksssiH-iatnl teiTtxt at Keithstiiirg, HI.. Cemetery. June 8. New York ill S**iit«‘ml>er, protiably under the Mr. and Mrs. J*>hn H. Wright are Press III Chicago. With Frank arc also ap- title of Miss I'atsv. will is- tin* tirst of a sr-r- NEV.4UO.—J. H Nevaro, a glass blower, now |.laving the Guv Mills Clrcvdt. with sue learlng K. ’Turner and Ithoa Vanola. ies of foreign plays that liave enjoyed huge who had a tent at Helen. .N. M , a few w«x-ks cv-ss. Tiiv-y o|w-n their siiiiiiner s.-asy Franz von Ib-vl.-w- Couipiiii.v. are vlailing at tbe home of .S< bfessie Ixxit magicians on tbe road, later tax-onilug a glass Nome, ami where they will be the guests of Mr. Itailroad of Niglit on. anil otbera. Ilia WHO acti“d as spokeswoman. Betts’ fstber until Hie opening of next season. works are alwavs wiiolesoine and cbarmingly Mr. S. A. Bristow, attorney for Wm. .Vli-rris. blower and fvu- many years was ixmiux-te,! with naive and rank aiming tlie Is-st examplea of Inc., alas, alack! was arn-stisl. L-.ist Tuesday tlie largixit carnival companies, the last one was tbe Great Kiissell Shows. He was wxwking the Geriiiaii scbve minstrel. otlier words, tiny an- real plays that live, and avenue car in front of his liotel, to go to his still towns at tbe time of his death. md frothy isu Isdlers (siiistriicteil to furnish place of Itusiness at l(57 Dcarlstrn stract. The SALISBFKY.—W B. Stllsbury. who for a exciiw lor kts-piiig a theatre oimu. lx)rl Bol¬ ca* stopped suddenly at one of the cross streets, numts'r of years has Inxn ei«in.x-tt of a w'-mian wlio was standing lM>hind Waverlr. and in I'.sC had a iv|M-rloii-v omiwiny Thomas McGrath, In charge of the him. Mr. Bristow was .-ailed Iwfore tlie Judge on the road, known as the Salistiury Murray Begistration Bureau. re|»orts the eoutinued en- of the municipal coiirt the following morning, Stock Company. For the past ten years he Carter, Frlel and Craig, of Ham¬ tliiisiasni lliroiighoiit tlie finifessiou regarding the whore the ease was discharged almost imimaii has tsx-n cngagi-d In the advertising business. mond. Ind., have o|s-Dv-d Central Music Hall, new depaisure of the Aetora F'uud, averaging a*ely for want of siitfleient evidence. Mr Mr. Sallsliiirv was a metuls-r of the ttswi-go Crown Point. Ind.. as a vamtevllle and picture alMiiii i,iie liundrvil -regiatraliona each week and Bristow is now fcdlng Iwlter. I.islge of Elks. abuw.

The world has produced numerc.us little people, and they are all advertised and mentioned as the smallest and most clever little enter¬ tainers, but it is hardly in the range of probability that this world will ever reproduce another CHIQUIXA who is unquestionably the SMALLEST PERFECTLY FORMED of all little people, endowed with brains, faculties and dignity. 28 inches in height and weighs 3P pounds. Speaks English, Spanish and Italian, sings with a very musical voice, dances artistically. Lew Dockstatler is ^jnilty of saying: “Don’t carry a watch, yon may have a woman in the case.” lie must have meant CIIIQUIT.V, for she is nearly small enough to hide behind the cover.

Just Returned f ftom Her Vacation in Mexico

RECEPTION GOWN. EMPIRE GOWN. PRINCEIR GOWN. ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS, P. 0. BOX 69, ERIE. PA. Gown.s made by Mr. J. Hock, Detroit’s most fashionable Modiste and Importer. CHIQUITA, the deanut t,f the tlcar, tiy Hamilton (Kl Paso Times.) FRANK’S FILM HOUSE 347 Sixth Avenue, PITTSBURG, PA. —IMDEPEMDEMT- -Suite II, Lamed Bldg., SYRACUSE, N.Y. IjUE have the largest stock of Independent Films in WEEKLY RENTAL SCHEDULE: ^ United States. We sell everything pertaining to 2 Reels Weekly .$ 5.00 3 Reels Weekly. 6.50 Moving Picture business 20 per cent, cheaper than any 6 Reels Weekly . 10.50 other house. Write us today. 12 Reels Weekly. 20.00 JUNE 26, 1S09. X li e Billboard 41

CHICAGO MUSIC NOTES. | tour ov.-r the Drpbenm Circuit they piirchaMol a they will prisluce next wason. TiM-y are at I home In that city, and their trip to Denver la | prewnt fliling a wrle* <,f eiigagements in tli.- 1. EISENSTEIN & CO. (Coiilliiui'il from iiiKe U. i principally to wcure fiiruiabinga fure Trenton Lodge B. P. O. Elks attend- | SONG. Canes, Whips •outf. ed Taylor Oio-ra Hotiae in a Ixaly, Jiim* IS, in i ♦ himor of John F. Fields, of Fields and Hanium. : The vaiuleville team of Kramer and Carroli comedy inatrumentallata. .Mr. Fields la an olil have d.x-i.led to call tlielr lateat song. Tlie Races and Novelties Mr. Hurry Junen cuntinm-H to be a KIk, Im having made hla flrat aplx-arunee at the F >r .Mliii-. Tie niiisle for it la now Ix-iiig ar till lilt with hla favorite i .ok. Nuhuily Knowa. Taylor 0|iera Ibsiae In lh70, with the Tony riiipe,! hr Teiry Slieruiau, of tbe Cbas. K.'Har¬ SutKMly ('area. |iiilillahed by Cbarlea K. Ilarrla. ' I’aator Ciimpany. ris Company. ♦ •t* tjrace Tyson, of .McWatteia and Ty- i Sid Baker and Baby, aa the feature WANTED FOR aoo. la aeorliiK miK'b auceeaa with Kremer’a 1 . novelty act with the Horne Stwk ('ompaiiy are l/ove .My Wife, Ilut, Oh. You Kill. i doing well. Ttiia Is the eleventh week of this set on tbe (tuH Him time. .Mr. Baker is get¬ ♦ ting his new act into slia|ie ami will often It Ringling Bros.’ World’s F. A. Mills’ Lonesome, the soni? that on tbe Weatem .kasociatioa time in August. , baa got ChlraKo alnxIoK aonie, waa a trenieodoua + hit at the Oriibeiiui laat week. Jack Slater, of Muecke and Slater, I Greatest Shows Send for catalogue Just out. ♦ waa operated ui><>u for apiM-Ddlcltia at tbe St. ' Joseph lliatpitsl, Mllwiukee, June 11, and ia Stern’s fall Around On Me looks in a very criiical condition. It la believed, how- Acts Suitable for Circus Concerts 44 Ann St., NEW YORK. like a ItiK hit for the aiiinuier. It la meeting ever, that he will recover. Tbe team bat been • with favor wherever beard. coffli>eIled to cancel all dates for tbe present. .Address or wire BRANCHES: + ♦ RINGLING BROS. New Haven, Conn., Ina Clare, last featured with pro- Smith and Ruston, Hindoo mysti- 240 E. Madison St., Chicago, III. flers, have Just clom-d a twelve weeks’ engage¬ June 24: Bridgeport, 25: Stamford 26; oouurnl aueeeaa. at the Julian Tls-atre, Thouip- 822 N. Eighth St., St. Louis, Mo. aou’a .kre You I.oneaome? ment on K. U. Olseoii'a time aud are now at St. Gloversville, N. Y., 28; Utica, 29: Syra¬ IxMiis. Mo., where they will remain until July cuse, 30; Rochester, July 1; Buffalo, 2; 122 E, Fourth St, Cincinnati, 0. 1, after wbirb they will work fairs for the 204 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Central Booking Agency. Erie Ea. NEW YORK VAUDEVILLE NOTES. + Williams and Sterling have Just (Continued from page S.) flnisbed ten weeks on the Northwestern Asso¬ FOR SALE ciation time, and JumiM-d from Duluth, Minn., ...WANTED... The Lyceum. Far Ituckaway, has to I.cxlngton. Ky.. wliere they ofieneil on the .All kluda of Attractions, July 3. Celebration, .ipeuetl with bookliiga by the William Morrla PRIVILEGES AT THE BIG FAIR International time. Tills Is the hrst time this hverytblng goes. Brlvllege Beople write. otlleea. act has been in vaudeville In the South. ♦ ♦ 8. J. DEELONY, RIpleyi Ohio, August 3‘4-5-6 PinegToTs, ..W. Va. Lyons and Park.s, Aaron Kessler’s Chas. Diamond, of Melville and Dia- Merry-Go-Round, Ocean Wave. Ferris Wbi-el, art, baa arored an emphatic aurreKa In bondoo. . mood, and Mildreil Ix^lloy, character artist, Hamburgi-r and other Brivlleges. Write ss. Aerial Berformers, and others, write. + ♦ State salary and all particulars first letter. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Young, who re JAPANESE BALL GAME WANTED, on percent Address M. L. CLARK A SONS' SHOWS. Osage Amy liutler is preparing a twenty- rently closi-d their season on tbe Western States age or flat rate; exclutlvc privilege: a enap. City. Kan., June 24; Burlingame 25; Alma 26; minute act with Bve peotde. I Circuit, are at tbe summer home in Ooeonta, WHITE CITY OCEAN BIER. Old Orchard. Me. Manhattan 28. _ N. They o|H-n in Septemlier on tbe same VAUDEVILLE NOTES. ctrcult. In tbe same sketch. Early Days East WA.NY' FOR SALE—One Edison Exhibition Model Bic- and West. -A good. Second-Hand Merry-Go-Round; must tiire Machine, gissl as new. no take-iiit. $40. ♦ be a good one and c'leap for cash. Ten Reels of Filin, flue condition, gcsal suh Daly and O’Brien, the tanglefoot Mr. Edward O’Connor, monologist, A. C. EUDOLY, Powhatan, Ark. leets. abotit l.tavi feet to reel, $lo |>er reel. rtancera, fn-eh from a moat aticcaaful tour of One t’lZo-Carhi Gas Making Outftt. eoiuplete Kar<>|>e, Iila.ved at the Itljou Theatre. Bayonne. o|woed on the Bijou Circuit, week of June 7, and made a big hit at the Bijou Theatre. Bay¬ ' CAAH FOR FILM AND M. P. MACHINES— with rat piainds chemicals, $-40. .Address WM. N. J., week of June H. TYw dancing of Mr. I If you have either and want immediate cash. ADAIR. 219 N. Walnut St., Springfield. 111. Cbaa. Paly Is the moat flexible and grotewiue onne. N J. He la a Bayonne tad, and this U hla Br*t profeaaional engagement. I write full particulais and state lowest price. aeen at thta hiHiae .Mr. Daly idblea ami falls LYHIC AMUSE. CO., Canton, Ohio. SLOT MACHINES -Mills’ Qnartoswp.s. $15; at though he Were a man of cartilage. Instead ♦ IMn Gum .Machines. $4; Blstol Target. Mmiey of tMNX'. Tlilrt, with the alnging of Mias Kitty Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Frink are having a WANTED—MusicianH, Baritone; others write; Back Machines, $15; Iron Mutoseo,s's. $10; O'Brien, waa eaally the feature of the bill. An Mills’ Hat Blower, $40: Mills’ Balmlstry For¬ now act written for them by Barry Gray, which , Company pays transportation after Joining: evldenn- of the quality of tbia act ia the fact 1 state lowest, as yoii will get It here. LEON tune Teller, $.50. G. N, CO., 211 W, York, that It 1» bked three yeara tn advance In Eng. ' BOMMIER. 20 to 26. Hillsboro. X. D ; 27 to 30. land. Philadelphia. Pa. Rugby, N. D. Cash A Hines Amusement Co. + ■WANTED—Five Oriental Dancers. -Also 5 Bal¬ let Dancers. For traveling tent show. S<-nd Menetekey, the Writing Bstll, played THIRTY REELS OF SLIGHTLY USED FILMS, Its flmt TaiKtevlIle engagisnent In this country, fine con-litloo. at |17 and $22 per reel. L. |i!ioto. Will return. X. Y. Z., Billboard, 1440 week of June 14. at Wnahlngtoo Bark. Bayonne. RICHTFR. 314 Georgia Are., Brooklyn. N. Y. Broadway, New York Citsr^_ N. J. Tlila ball ae.inlngly writea on ahtvta of paper of it4 own volition at command of the WILL EXCHANGE Edison Phonograph Outfit, peodiicT. who alao takea the name of Menetekel. Streetmen Showmen's Headquarters—Don’t forget while in Magical .Apparatus, etc., for Tent, Banners. Thia name ta taken from the Biblical occurrence We are headquarters for cheap Jewelry. i St. Louis to make your headquarters at "Jake's Tninks. Acme Side Tables or Moving Picture Machine, etc. I can use any of the above. of the writing on the wall at Belehaaser'a Fenat Watches, Cutlery. Opera Glassea. etc. ; Blace.” I.'i2r> Marke* st. Troot>ers always wel- in Babylon. S.Otkt yeara ago. ; come. Send yonr letterheads and photos; have What have you got? HENRY F, KIESSLING. them displayed. Billboanl and Clipper on file. 616 Centre St.. Williamsport, Pa. ♦ fBr Fdgar Foreman and Co. closed at NoTBitiBS Garoivals itacln*'. Wla.. June ai. Mr. Foreman will go at i>nce to New York, where he will reheara.* the aid Straat Fairs aketch rec-ntl.T written for Jim Corbett. .\f Stony llriMik. He baa alao juat completed the Whips. Gas and Whistle Balloons. BIowouu lyrlca for a new pli-ce which will be given Slappers. Confetti Dusters, Jap Canes, Shell OHIO STATE FAIR a tryout next fall. It la called From Africa Burses. Itibbon Badge Novelties. Rubber Balls. to tbe Sklea. Glass Novelties, Bead Necklaces and Bead ♦ Cbaint. _ COLUMBUS, OHIO Willard Halsted, presenting A Few MIput.-a In i'naterland. la aucc<‘safiilly present¬ CANES The Largest and Most Successful State Fair in the Ignited ing hla novel art through the Hoiitbern Statea. We handle I. Eisenstein A Oo. fane Rack Canes Next acaaon Mr. Halateil will have new apeclal Brice in St. Louis same as In New York. Cat States. Will run day and night this year, and will allow acem-ry f<.r hla act, abowing tbe ganlena of tbe alogue free. Deiiosit required oo all C. O. D famcNia I'.mee I)el.ecretar.v Kadfiird to Taiewell. Va. ... miles. RADFORD VA. ..Septrmbsr 7, 8. 9. 10. I RALEIGH. K..C. .October 18. 19. 80. 81. 88. 23. Tazewell to Uoauoke, Va. ... 12H miles. W. W I’AllH. Secretary i JOS. K. I’OOrE, S«'or»*tary. t’oliiniliia. S. 0.. to .Viignsta. Ga. . miles. O. K WEIIB. S.*«T.'lary. Side Stiows Wanted. Concessions for Sale. 'I liB Secretaries ot the alnive Fairs will he jjlad to hear from all who have gwil side shows, riding devices or attractions of any kind, \o immoral show.s alloweil. No Kamhliiif;. 4 Films Reviewed A Better Show (Cootlnued from pag*' 141

MRS. SI.MrsON’S ATTHACTIVKNESS.—Mm. Simpson has a norrnus contraction of the face that makes her smite to ever.v man she meets. Aside from being very annoying to the iady, it A Better Chair leads into serions complications, giving rise to considerable merriment. Her husliand flnally succeeds in making explanations which apiH'ast' the ang<;r of the litigants. And 10 cents Admission GAUMONT. (George Klelne.) That is what live ones are brinninn about. A GOOD HEARTED I'OEK'EM AN.—Out of work and sickness in the family is not an un¬ Throw out your old chairs and put iti usual condition, but the measure of sorrow would certainly ap|>ear to be full when in order to stronger and neater out's—not necessarily have the prescriptions tilled the mother Isirrows money from a relative and when she Is about expensive. to pay for the medicine Onds herself arrestetl for passing coiintiTfeit u»>ney. An investiga We cair>’ good chairs in stock for prompt tlon reveals the destitute condition of the family, Consider this question. whereui>on the oftleer is so moved to com|>assion that he substitutes a iK'rfi'Ct coin for the false shipments. Wriie for Booklet T-10 aod pricos. Where can you get the BEST Film one and thus causes the vindication of the woman, irvice—for a consistent price? a,ivie:rican seating Answer:— THE TROUBLESOM* LAMITOST.—A lamp l>ost on the back of an Inebriate citixen is acci¬ CHICAGO CINCINNATI NEW TOW tOSTON PHILAOa,rHU dentally Ignited and pro<1uc<‘S most remarkable 2IS Wakask Aw MkeWe OaiMiaa I* Waal lltk Straat TS FraaUa Sti 1Z» AfckSlisal We have it effects in pyrotechnic display. Nuniertuis con¬ flagrations ensue and the Are de|>artment is given Bramchm* in mil parti of tho Vmitoll Jtmloi. Drop us a line. ample op|>urtunity to display Its skill.

LUBIN. In a plain little room of a tenement bouse lives a young lady with her sick mother whom she supports. She has a b<>autiful voice, greatly admired by mother and friends. In the nxim below lives a young composer who is writing an opera. Suddenly be stops. He bears a fall "Renters 62 N. CLAllK ST., in the room above. His door is thrown o|>en and the young lady from above calls excitedly of Film.* CHICAGO, ILL. for assistance. He goes to the room and finds the mother prostrate on the floor. A doctor is callt-d but the mother is dead. A month has passed. Tb<> girl is out of work FILMS FOR RENT and despondent. Her last hope lies in a bottle of |>oison. Just then she bears a knock at the dr. She hides the bottle and opens the door. Tbe young com|)oser enters, telling her that be All the very best Foreign and Domestic Films purchased weekly. Machines of all makes constantly ready for shipment. Write to-day for our big Film List ANTITRUST HLM CO 77-79 So. Clark Street CHICAGO, ILL

TRAINER’S Asbestos Curtains VIASCOPE SPECIAL Exhibitors! -AJD- VIra Proofl NoIscIcmI Flickerleaa! No Yl- krmUoa. Guaranteed forever against defective WMfejuanablp or material. Picture Booths VIASCOPE MANUFACTURING CO. If you want to learn some¬ Send for Booklet. Beea •, lit E. Randolph Bt., Chicago. thing about the moving picture business which I can’t tell here. Mark your THIS CHAIR IN STOCK envelope "Billboard Spec- C. W. TRAINER MANUFACTURING CO. 80 Pearl Street, - - BOSTON

THE UEMMLE FILH SERVICE, 196-196 Sirttt, ClilcacG.

gjyl Quotations bj return frrrr V. per ee»t <»f the gfievt tr .tfe. la Ik* rell*4 Nlat*e mall. Thirty other atyles tad ' aa».a sr» f*ra .a*d ~ tb Tlk*y are ea*4 la SIS .f th* PA mt/vlag ih*a'r*. - from 50c to $10; not al- T'. SMwt ih* growttg d*aaaad f'ff waya tbe cbeapeat, but IF • always the best. We flll BIG MONEY LOW WftICCO OWeWA CHAIRS w* i»av* originated a nenlier of dylea whIHl, tb'mgh Ineipes a our orders immediately. Is being made exhibiting the .IT*, .r* 'haraeteriat^ -if E. H. STAFFORD MFC. CO. GENUINE SEPT. 9, I90H ♦ ANOWeWS QUALITY Ask for Catalog SOS. W*if* f'lr f.nr large rafah.g’t*, llle.tr.led la etjora. whlrh will .ad aMiat yon wuer. e»bteio(datlog lb* perrhSMi of AGO, ILLINOII itpera < l.alrs Nelson - Cans Film Renewing Our ProccHs: THE ONI.V ONE that renews as FIGHT PICTURES Well ax oleanx lUinx. (Jet your OLD FILMS BACK IN THE .MONEY MAKING CI.A.S.S. As 21 rounds complete from well as renewing, we give you a fine variety of tint*. Write i..-day for rates. AKERICAN training quarters to knrKkout. 7mC RENEWING CO.. Firmenich Building. Chicago. Write for our low rental termn Improvsf Your RIcture lOO Rercenl. A $?, Ill e.rt'in will ''.Txf l.Vi iu|ii.re f..-f It aeceiitnate. and brighten, voiir plrlnre WV airiF I'ROMJTLV I'RKIMICKIi < I ItTAl.SK. HEADY T«» HANti. aSD BUILD HfEVEHY TO CHICAGO FILM EXCHANGE, ^ K OKf»Klt. Writ# ii« for #Biliiiti#tt ahfi |f /imr < it’liMiiK** im»I carry 4’l UTAlNi' Mossier E, Bldg., CHICAGO, ILL. LI.VK, t#ll m CORTAIMYLINR CORTAINI C:0., 401-MS Aabland Block. Chicago. Ul Made In 5-ft. lengths; tinted any color; 50 cents BRANCH OFFICES each. Orders filled promptly. AMERICAN San Francisco. Denver, Salt Lake City, Kllori.H AVAIL Omaha, Washington, Atlanta I Al>\ KIITISING TITLE MANUFACTURING (X>MPANY, Room 6, and NaabTilla. IX HI l•^■|ILU'A• 171 WaahingtoB Street, (CHICAGO, ILL. JUNE 26, 1909. X li e Billboard 43

tnl)l4* ilrawiT Thuu Opera b-T. An olil laily In an i-lii trii' brougham B*o|ia lu aatonlHliiui-nt aiul atti-r a|M-akiug to bi-r, banila 10 More First, Second and Third Run Customers her iM-r Tialting canl, Inrlli-a bi-r to call, then ilrivi-a away. Tin- young lady, ovi-rrome from Hinging, faiuta. Tbi- caril la fiiun-l in her (hih- Can Secure This Unexcelled Service. Chairs wanloii and aa tb.- iM-o|di- think Ibla to In- her addri-BH tbi-y carry her to the bomi- of the old —Many Btylaa— lady wbi-re abc 1h well taken care of. Will you l)e one of them? If there ever was a film service Ten yearn have iiaHwil. ‘Itie young lady baa BOTAL METAL tiei-oiiie a faiiiouH i,|H-ra Hinger while the com that deserved to be railed high class it is this service. We include MFO. CO IMHH-r la on the verge of ileH|Miir. Ilia o|iera Main ofBca A fac¬ baa iM-en turned down by al Itbe managera. He tory, 1821 D«ar- baa no inuney, au-d a new Hypnotic Cure. He vlalta tbe know we can give you the service that is best suited for you and I'lxifi-aatir wbo appliea Hypnotic treatment. WENZ & MAGKENSEN Juat tbi-n the I’rofeawor la interrupted and want the chance to prove it. Complete synopsis of our New called away. The hypnotic a|iell worka and OEALIRS IN ANIMALS AND IIROS. Gra*u-lpa begina to run. When the I'rofeaaor Independent Films, European and American Films on request. notlcea that bia patient baa gone, be ebaaea Dtpt R. lardity, Bucks Co. Ptnna. after him. aial though be enllata tbe aid of numeniua peo|de they are not able to catch him After a funny ebaae. Grandpa reacbea bia lamie. He la cur<-d of bia rbeumatlam, but, Ota! , Chicago Film Exchange wbat a time be bad. 60-61 Jackson Boulevard, - - Chicago, Ill. rnmrm mam rw m*00 WmmMly -QUICK FOR FOREST PARK, TW fMriMliMf Mad has; paflar pmf«Mtoii In BRANCH OFFICES: tk* WkarM Onr eom^Usn and mam* all •larui»«4i Mad dramalic Mrt by mmiI will la m shori LiniE ROCK, ARK. . Pacific Bldg., San Francisco; Denver, Salt Lake City, Omaha, Washington, ^raftara ynn f«»r tk«BSMC«or tfwahar's rlMlform Sne- Artora, Mnaical Comediea. Repertoire and Vau¬ Atlanta, Nashville. Bludaato •▼nrjrwkarn. Fraa CkiCMCM | deville People. Real Mnaiciana Wanted Qnick itfc—I 9t StocmttMtt* 6 91 Orft»4 Optra ■•aat, Cklcafa for Concert Hand. \ l H.tlon Picture Machine (abaolc.tely fllcker- “THERE'S A REASON” SM ClykouiB Ava., Ckioago. j Wa» $170; .\abi'at-« Portable Moving Picture Booth. Fort Wjyne Comp»-n-are I Electric Eoono- A large stock always on hand. Noiseless hinges—Origi¬ ml»-ri $•’>0 to $«'ai. Many bargalna in Macblnea, nal designs. Immediate shipments guaranteeil. Our npbol- SIGNS ' Filma, Stereoptbama. Sltdea, Suppilea. etc. Unalln Sl.;n<. any w<-rding. at Sc. a a<]uare foot. steri-d line Is unequalled. Special designs for all tbeatrea. Woial S;gn« l.etterol on one aide. 12<- ■ aquire WE HAVE THE I.AHGEST EXCLUSIVE OPERA CHAIR foot I make all kimla of Slgna, W.xal. Tin, HARBACH & CO., FACTORY" IN THE WORLD. We are not Jobbers and are Sheet Ir.-n. oil Cloth or .Mualln. NOT IN THE SEATING TRUST. 3. H. EABLY, 809 FILRERT ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA. «98 B. Clark 9t.. • ■ • Chicago. lU. WRITE FOR COMPETITIVE PRICES. FOB BAI.E I Mt ft. Hoiiial Top. .Ki ft. middle niece, aa ala. ataki-a. roo,«. Hgbta aial aide wall, TO LEASE |2S0 BOBEBT BBOWM, Port Bichmond, Sta- taa laland. New York. FOR C9IVR1NG SELM.SON SLOT MACHINES. leading m.ikea, new and $S.000 Anatomy Museum.; tiigbtly ii-ed. a tb-uiaand niarhinca embracing Permanently Inatalled. and aeaaon'a rental paid. IMPERIAL SEATING CO. all atyb-a Machlnea leaigbt ami aold. CON Ke<|ulrea only a dour man and Inaide lecturer. lUH.HiATEIi MACHI.VE CO.. 1*22 Heed Bldg., Great ttp|Nirtunity. Gilt E-lge Lax-atlon. and I’blladelphla. IVnna Show that g-'ta the m-Miey. Particulars, address 1347 State St. Chicago, III. W. O. SMITH. Old Orchard Beach, Me. FOB SALE -Bnaton'a Itevll ll-Hip .V l.»olo. Haa two beacla. 4 lega. he la d fc-t lung; a whole abow ftw $2.*, INI. big monev getter; The Cave of Horror. Iptiai c. H. HOOD, • Tan Norden Btroot. Cambridge, Maaa.

FOB SALE Merry <,o Kmiml. now running. In ANIMAL TRAINER fo«a1 ooler; m-w organ. 24 blea WANTED and tiakea, time to spare; also, have lenglba bine m-ala, 1 stage. 12x14 fe«-t, arranged ■ some privileges for sale. Fair dat<-d Aug. 3-6. C. J. HITE FILM CO., ao aa to make a wagon h>al when traveling; 1 H. G. WOOH, 'Secretary, Kiiaaell Springs. Ky. Reggs eln-iia wagon, gia.l aa new, I atake puller, 360-365 Monadnock Block, CHICAGO, ILL. aledgea. hia-a and all tiada nee.-a AUGUST 19 and aO. 1909. Uolnea, Iowa. Wants moral and legal coocewalona and shows. I FIFTY CENTS A. DAY We an- aiH-mllnt: $I..'>«a) on advcrtlaing and free | PLATFORM MEN TIh- Ih-sI attraction on earth, FOR ONE YEAR BUTS tbe six leg Polly M 7.iike and tlxl2 painting,, altractlona. JOHN 0. KECK, Privilege Man. •45. S<-a S<'r|N-nt and painting $clo, six leg Sheep, t.tcl.mi buja .5 Sapho Picture Machines. (allvei and two iwilntlnga. $Iia): |(,al and white $4.1 Ik) buys 7 yuarto«co|>e Picture .Maehinca. i M0TI06RAPH MOTION PIOTURE MAOHINE ■tripe Tent, atiuare ends, Hlx2s feet, S ft. able Will, runiplete with imlea. $do. V tune, bmd Hand t'J'Jb iki buys 12 Hoei-nbeld'a latest Grapbiiphoaes. | Ita uae may Increaae the receipts several dollars per day. After sev- [ Organ, line ronk Hill, 8. C. EatabllsIiiHl 17 years -Stock »>'rlh $10,000; last i la IJcenaed. SUCCB^FUI. EXHIBITORS are learning that PERFECT le.r'a business, $!».i»at. i-x|M-nsea. 40 iH-r cent. | PICTURES mean a MOTIOGKAPU In the Oi*erator's Booth. Write for WANTED TO BUY Two or three Performing Practically no com|M-tltinn N-lwcen here and j Catalog. Doga nr a aniall Hog Art. I've got the cash for New Orleans. Fine store, about tiO feet long tbe right aliiff. Address. Inaiuola, S !>., 2124; > with biair ala've. used as stockroom and work ERttrprIst Optleal Co., 87 W. Randolph St., Chicago. I.4ike Preston. 25 27; l.aniberlon 'JO 3; Tyb-r, aho|>. Hent, $0.1. Retirement on account of poor I Minn., 5 7. nlE HHOWN FAMILY. i health; niuat be a,dd N-fore July 1.1. Price ] $.1.iaai. or will consblor offer from party with , WE A4A.KE WANTED ttbowa of all kinda and Ferris Wheel, »2..Kai as manager. C. E. OVNDLACK. SIS 7th MOVING CURTAINS. PULX-EYS, on per cent, for Street Carnival; week aland. St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 5 0ENT We have flmt class territory laaiked. Can use I SPOT LIGHTS, HARDWARE,] a few Chonia tilrla and Sketch Teania, alau Free { PICTURE AttrartliMia. A goral o|M-nlng for a few more rou- I A MAN BURIED ALIVE. I MOVING PICTURE BOOTHS. reaaiona We have everything clean and new. Concession for Sale ED. LUCZKOWIAK, <9 WRITE FOR CATALOG C. THEATRES Fairmont, Neb., 'jo to 27. Middle R.. Dunkirk. N. Y. SHOWS CHiiSMAN. GIHOt'X A NlIKHYKK. PARTNER WANTED -To take active part In ' UNIOM ELEVATOR St MACHINE CO. EDISON AUTOMATIC PHONOORAPH -Cheap; man.agemi-nt of large skating rink. $5,000 can 144 and 149 Ontario St. CHICAGO. 60 direct rurn-nt pliomigrapba, $M each; will ex¬ la