Octcber 19. 1912 e B a OCTOBER 19, 1912.
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Saturday, October 19, 1912. 867 Weal North Areniie. 121 Rue Montmartre Telephone—222—01 WHAT THE BILLBOARD MEANS TO THE VAUDEVILLE ARTIST The Billlioard, for years recognized as America’s Leading Amuse- | success in this line, namely—the unscrupulous piratical and high-* mcnt Weekly, is. in every sen«e of the word, friendly to the X’audeville handed tactics employed by some of the other vaudeville publications, profession. For the past several years its editorial policy has been to which schemed and connived their professional advertising in a system uplift that end of the profession. Granted, there is a certain per- not far removed from blackmailing, This distasteful coercion not only cent.age of the variety artists not familiar with The Billboard as redounded to their own discredit, but also encouraged a most hearty it is today. There’s a very plausible reason for that fact. Not so support of The Billboard on the part of the theatrical profession. very long ago The BilllKiard was recognized as the official organ of . This rebellion has not yet been brought to a truce. all out^tiile amuscirents: for a while it was content with that reputa-1 When journalistic criticism is not governed by the amount mulcted tion, but in recent years various other amusement publications have j for advertising, the agent or manager is sure to be guided by the opin¬ adopted such liold and high-handed tactics in order to influence adver¬ ion of said critic. This is the situation in regard to The Billboard. tising that gradually the profession has arisen in rebellion. The booking We have conducted our reviewing departments so fairly, so squarely agent wants, yes, needs the reviews on various acts appearing in their [ and so untaintedly, that the best agents in all parts of the United States vicinity. W hen a criticism is governed by the amount paid for an ad. have placed faith in our criticisms. We have developed, therefore, into the agent or manager pays as much attention to criticism as though he the most gigantic institution that the vaudeville profession has ever had not even read it. In fact, criticisms of this nature really disparage erected. We are sponsers for the truth that advertising can not be the chances of the actor. The Billboard is a gigantic institution. It influenced by the cudgel. Honestly governed vaudeville criticisms, does not need to use a club to influence advertising. Honest criticisms written by fair-minded and honest critics of experience, have, in the past two years, placed The Billboard in a position where every agent the country admits that our weekly issue is not only an assistance but and manager in the United States is gradually learning that it is not only an essentiality. a great help but actually essential. In fact. The Billboard is even in a In corroboration of the fact that agents are making indexed card position to produce positive proof that certain agents have made a card systems of our criticisms, we submit the following letter: index of vaudeville criticisms taken from its columns. Ocean Park, California. February i6, 1912, The large family of Billlx>ard readers will, therefore, immediately Editor, Billboard, recognize the necessity of the new vaudeville departure recently in¬ Cincinnati, Ohio. stituted. Dear Sir: This department is to be continued permanently and is, indeed, Permit me to compliment The Billboard upon the clear and depend¬ most fitting and beneficial for the prestige of Old Billyboy, which for able review of vaudeville acts in your Chicago and New York corres¬ years has been recognized as .-Vinerica’s Leading .Amusement Weekly, pondence. This matter is of great value to managers who are obliged ever friendly, in every sense of the word, toward the vaudeville somewhat to depend upon agents and letterheads. I know of many profession. managers who are installing card systems with The Billboard reviews Not so many years ago. The Billboard was recognized as the official pasted on them. organ of all outside amusements only. It paid very little direct atten¬ In my experience, booking vaudeville as a manager, I found that tion to the thespian brotherhood. As soon as the circus, the carnivals, the show papers’ reviews were not written with merit as a guide, but the parks and the various other fields, in The Billlioard developed to rather reproduced advance notices by press agents. The Billboard’s maturity, the theatrical profession liecame the vital element knocking Chicago and New York reviews are hitting the nail on the head. Can at the door for recognition by The Billlioard. The kntKk was olicyed, not they be extended to other large cities? the diHir was opened, hence, the well-comlucted vaudeville department Yours sincerely, of this pulilication. -^notller f.act which contributed to our mutual (Signed) Paul D. Howse. GUARANTEED CIRCULATION OF THIS ISSUE, 33,800 COPIES THE AMUSEMENT WEEK IN NEW YORK WOMAN-HATER’S CLUB THE BRUTE MEDIOCRE An Amusing Comedy, With Excellent Music, Is Well Received in Kummer s Latest Effort Fails To Please First-Night Audience—^Con New York Premiere at Astor Theatre, Which Reopens census of Critical Opinion Is T hat the Play Is Doomed Under the Management of Cohan and Harris to an Early Death le Woman Hatera' Club, a muaical comedy In Ings there, too, and quite naturally each tnea The Brute, ■ play in three aet» liy Kreilerlrk three acta. American book by (JeotKe \ ilo to drive the other out. Neither will yielj, till Arnolti Kumuier. I'nxlured bjr (.'juuitiK-k auil boaidl.—The Brule, Fretlerlck Arn>ild Kuiu bart. .Muaic by Edmund Eyaler. I'roduced the auBKi-atlon of an liu|>ru|H'r stor.v pula the Geat. Klrat New York pruiliiftiMii tt tlie tiier'a play, waa Klven Ita nrat metro|M>lilan by A. H. Wuoda. Firat New York i>erfor- women to flight. The atory enda ver.v Uvopil.T. Tlilrly-olutb Street Theatre, October b, IttlU. l•elfurmauce at the SUtb 8lr*-et Theal.v taat mance at the Aator Theatre. October 7, 1912. however, for each one of the women hatera ulKht. The play Itaelf la very medircre, and uieeta hla match In one of the objecta of hla CAST. would have been a complete failure, iiad it not THE CAST. hate and auccumba to cupid'a dart. Ihe .uualc Donald Rogera.. Brneat Gleridennlng Im-cu redeemed aomewbat by the work of aev Tilly Von Eberbardt .Dol la the tiest part of the iday, full of very i>ret Edith Rogera . .Ruth Sbepley eral menibera of the raat. T':.Tbe atory t.haa t.i do Baronesa Von Eberbardt._Mra. Stui ty little waltaea. Everybody waltaea, and at Bobble . .Steiiben Davla with the trlala and trlbnlatlona of«r the;;.e average Frau Von Kreger.. the end of the ahow, even the audience haa an Ylra. IN>pe .... .Jenre.ta l.s'Wl» American workman, Ibe wife In Ihe atory lie Jennie .Au Inaane dealre to walti, walta and then walta Alice I'o(>e ... .Ethel (•l.ayton cornea dikcontented with her humdrum et ,t Nellie .Uel Emerson Hall . .Willard Roberta.>n euce and reaolvea to elo|>e with a very rich Frau Von Aullander. (Continued on page 60.) Jamea Brennan .Nell yioran lover. On the eve of her elo|ieroent. new a Kitty .Grace come if Ihe death of her lover, who. by tba May .Adele nay, la a college cbnm of her hushaml. In hla Frau Von Rabat .KItl SALLIE FISHER will be leavea to her tbe bulk of hla eatatc. jesale .Glat which amouDta to about a half million, all Ada .Ca of which la. of courae, kept secret from tba Lama .Gwemlol hiiahaud. Through goaalp. The Brute, aa be Spilzkt .1) Is stybal by hla wife, learna of tbe beqneat Colonel Elebwolil.Cbarlea W and calla on hla wife. After denounrlng her Captain Sebuepp.Suiti In moat violent terms, be leav.a with hla Herr I'fhlger.Alber little leiy fur bis flat In Harlem Th- alr| Baron Sileer.Bert then realltes that her husband aiid her bihy Herr Zimmer.Herbe mean more to her than life. She goea to blui Lieutenant Wagner.Arthur and after a violent srene In the Harlem flat, Herr Obermiller.Hat slie ylelda and again becomea tbe dutiful wife Herr Krupp .Walter of old. Major John Vou Esaenburg... Walter Ernest Gtendenning playi tbe leading role aa I'aiiilllo. bis Nepbew.Jose^ tbe hardwurkid hiishand, tr.ring bis liest to Ia>rd Everb-e.LesI provide for bis w*lfe and batiy. He d.s-s some Marie Wlltou .S ex.-ellent work and la by far tbe beat In tho cast. Ruth Sbepley. aa E THE HEW 8IH OOKIHO. MU, Fuller U a handaome and graceful figure aa tha beroloa In A. H. WooiM' new i New York. Oct. 10 (Bpeclal to Th» Billboard) Woman Ualera club, which had lia meliopuiiiau pmuirrc at the Aauu rbeaiic. A contraet tw-tween the Elebler Company and Ihe George C. Tyler Company, producera. and Charles M. Burnham, manager of W’allack's Theatre, wh reby the prodnring companies agreed THE HIGHER COfRT—A play to fill Ihe lime f.ir the aeas.in at Wallaek’a. la Ipg Dodge: drat performs UP AND DOWN BROADWAY ie,pon, hie f r bringing to New York ahead of tnarices of the National time. The New HIn, now playing at I’ower'a Theatre Clubs, at Maxli Theatre. Chlrago Tbe New York pnalueflon October 7. Edna Baker baa b'-en engaged by H. II. Fra kriiiwn as the "Wurlltaer Hope Jones Unit wilt lake place October 16 The east Indndee ace a, leading woman In Hache'ors .sn mas. O'lititi as. for two new rviiiilr rqieras IsiZIto'a New Y’ork City Marin- Band proved t« Gates . The flrat presentation of Tlie Argyle .''a»e. l>e a drawing feature at Ihe Bmnx F'sxl Show .I.onlB Hallett Marguerite Skirvin. who played Kathleen In McCutebeon . ItolH-rt Hilliard's m w idav, or I-r tlie 'iianage •luring Ihe first week of the exhlhlth Raymond Hitchcock, With the Assistance of Flora Zabelle and a Theatr’cal Pickup; Personal Items and General Notes of F Pretty Chorus, Lead the Musical Comedy Loving Chicagoans Managers and Agents, Now Contributing To the On a Joy Kide Via the “Red Widow” Route Theatrical History of The Windy City IMtW .\ musical three-act farce, ll«- retiiriiH «*n<-li tlin*- iimrt" iM'muaulve than pver. I ast week. tieKinuinR Sunday night, until ii> Channlnr PolUs'k and Uennold lip liuK tlip \uliiablp aaslHtaiipe ut a lively piece, engagement at McVlcker's Theatre. The tltla Wmlnesilay night, liiclii'-lve. the ojiera. The Se¬ luslc by Charles (leberl. l‘re- a KimhI Makes Parachute Garden of Allah Jump From Bipl ses Camel Chicagi. III. Ikt P i.S|s-clBl to The Bill- Chicago, October 10 (Special to The B411- tsiardi More than 1.5.'»si people wltlie-sisl the boardl.—One of tlie Bve camels used In the successful Jum|i of Mink" De Konda from Max production of The Garden of .Allah, died here l.lllle's Wright hl|ilaiie at the National Imide- Monday morning. The I.Icbler evunpany brought meiil show grounds, at Pesirla. I I.. Ia»l Wevl- these camels to this country, also twenty Arabs newlav Gii Tuesday I Bile was iiiialde to rea b of the desert. The camel was traveling along the dcsireil blight, hut on Wislnesdav he sue Wabash Avenue, slijiped on the asphalt street ceeileil In cart.ving a parachute, and IteKonda and in the shock swallowed bis cud. Death to a height of J.issi feel, from which altitude followed. The animal was buried by Ihe ttie dinng hallism and parachute man of manv -Arabs, who were much affccteil b.v the 1 >S8. halr-ral'ln ex|sTlences. cut lis-se an I silhst .Another camel has been secured from John slowly bark to earth. Tlds was the flrst lime Bobiuson, of Cincinnati. DeBoiida hud ever Jumtieil from a Wright bi¬ plane. ami the stunt was thitniug In the ex¬ treme Starting sowly. wltu De Itonka cling- lug to ^le skills with one liand. and holding the pararliule with the otlier. I I lie gradually ai«s>e Chicago. Oct. 12 (Sp clal to The Blllboarvl). and at limes was obllgisl in describe long awlng- —On November 18. at Power's Theatre. David Ing I'lrcles, for tlie additional weight was some¬ Belasev) will prvsliice a new coineviy stylevi Year* what of a haiidli ap. and to any other aviator, of Discretion, written by Frederic and Fannl* the exiietleiii-e ml 111 liive bis-n dlsastrvius H- I>ocke Hatton, two Chicagoans. Mr. Belasco la oally, at a lielght of 'J.issi fis-t. the siswtalora very much enthused over his new securance. ciiiild see the daring Juniis-r rlliiihliig down to bis paiaclinle. and a moment later slissi breath- lews as he siMit down fully .'ski feet tiefoie tlie SUES ACTOR FOR DIVORCE. hig paradiute ois-insl AVhen he left the bl- (ilaiie. the marhiiie was seen to lurch heavily, Chicago, October 9 (Special to The Bill¬ and It was a full minute liefore I lllie *J|aln board i.—On a char-e of cruelty and deser¬ galiieil isimjileie mnlriil over Ids air craft. Both Miss .Aiiflln Is aiiprarlna Ihls season tn Kzypt. now rnnnlna at the Garrtrk Theatre. Chlcaao. Although tion. James C. Goovihue. an actor, was sued l.lllle and IS- llonda were warmly congratu atevi MIsa Anglin's acting tn her tiew play lia.s besui most favorably cominented upon, but the piecsi lUelf Is not oon- vesterdav for divorce. Mrs. G‘HKihue also al¬ by tlie Ida <-rnwds on re.vrhlna tlie around, and sldeivsl lha auual of Mr Sheldon s other elTorts. Salvation .'Aril and The -Nigger. leged that he kicked and beat her. a new "stunt" liad )sw*n establlshe-l In the way of outside amusement tlirlllers lie Konda It well known as a liandcufT artlal. and has betn SAID AND SEEN IN CHICAGO. seen witli his Ida balliMin at aonie of the laigeat fairs and expositions In the country I Incoln To Commemorate Barrymore The New Sin left the Power's Theatre laat Beachey also ttew at Peoria durin : the Imple¬ Satiintay, to api>ear at AA’allack'a Theatre ta ment Sliow I'he avlatora and IV Honda wert New A'ork. October 15. In all probability the tsstkisl liy Kam DuA rles of the Its a I 8 A C. Power's win remain dark until October 28, wbea offlees Bard’s An niversary Goes To Coast Mrs. Flske will ap|>ear tn Edward Sheldon's The High Koad. Next season Thomas Kosa will produce a new NEW COMEDY COMING. oomeily by George Itanilolph Chester. Chicago, Oct. 12 (Spi-elal to The Billboard). Chicago. Oct. 12 (Special to The Billboard). Six idayers of The New Sin experienced their Chlcag.i. Oct. 11 tS|>erlal to The Billboard). —Ivan .Miclaren. who Is now ap|>earlnf with —Ethel Barrymore, after spending several days first .American musical romeily by attending a —Frlvuluiia Geraldine, a new ctiiuedy written the Marlowe Players iimler tin illrecilon ol In Chicago, visiting her cousin. Miss Georgie matinee of The Girl at the tiate. The prlncliiai by Joe Howard and Pnvf. Stisldard of AVIs I.onlse Kandvdph at the Marlowe Tiieatre. con Drew Mendum. who plays In The Modern Eve of Ihe latter relnrne.v making moon In Chicago lati'r In the season, with John a revival of Hamlet. S'svtn as chief fun maker. LIEBLER MANAGER NOT OTTIETY. The original cartoons and drawings of Chl- ca o's newspaper artists will he exhibited at LOOK WHO'S HERE NOT READY. Chicago. Oct. 10 (Special to The Blllbivardl. Chicago, Oct. 12 (Sp rial to The Blllboardl. —The College Theatre was openiHl Monday the .American Music Hail. The first number Tlie verdict of not guilty was returned by ('blcago. tvt. 12 (Sp clal to The Blllhoard). nignt, tvtober 7, h.v T. C. Gleason. Eiiward will be the pictures of C, .A. Briggs of the Chi- cao Tiihiine This will include the entire se¬ Miinlcliial Judge Turnliaiiah In regard to the —Due to the fact that the niiialral skit. lyook H. Bobbins and Edith I yie ni'adeil a stiwk )ler & Co.’s Second Annual Spectacle Pronounced the Most A New Play By W. H. Post and William Collier, the Latter Ap¬ Magnificent Production Ever Seen on an American Stage— pearing in Leading Role, Given Its First Production on Any Viola Allen and Basil Gill in Leading Roles Stage at Lyceum Theatre, Ithaca, N. Y. THE DArOHTER OP HEAVEN—A dramatic First Lady In Waiting .Boaa Norrla Ithaca, N. T., October 12 (Spo'lal to The ceremony with the girl. 8be then leaTes tor spectacle la three acts and eight scenes Dancrra—Nina de Broker, Helm de Ficon, Kra Billboard).—William Collier's new |ilay.”^eTer a year. Wuodberry unex|>ecledly recuTera and by Pierre Loti and Judith Gautier. Eng¬ de Ficon. Besale Mar Kngllali, BUnrbe Say l>le, written by W. H. Poet and Mr. Col¬ the second act describes hla dea|>erate efforts lish adaptation by George Egerton. Pro¬ Aimee. Holly Halnea. lier. was given Its first prtMluctlon on any to glre the girl ber freedom ao she may marry duced by Llebler A Co. Staged by Hugh Lore Serenadera—Golden Gardner, Herbert Mat- stage, by Lew Fields at tbe Lyceum here last ber old sweetheart. He even eiigagetl a da> ■ Ford. World premiere at tbe Ceutury lett. night. tectlre to secure a dlrorce erldence, but tbe Theatre. New York. October 12, 1912. girl Anally dlscorera tbe scheme and decidaa The story Is that of the adTenfiires of a TO THE COURT OF PEKIN, that she i>erfers to remain Mrs. Wudberry. wealthy young American, who Is doomed to die •niE CAST. Well of Wisdom, Councillor to the Emperor Snpi>urtlng Ur. Collier were Paul A. Maar, In a month hy bis physicians To assist an Tbe Daughter of Heaven, Empress of the .Henry Bergman Mlaa Emily Klttroy, Grant Stewart, Nicholas old friend In a love affair, a Dionysius Wootl Chinese race, of tbe Dynasty of Ming Judels and \Vm. Collier. Jr. berry, goes tbroug a perfunctory marriage .Viola Allen (Continned on page 42.) The Em|>eror of China, of the Mancbu race In tbe I).rnasty of Tain .Basil Gill BOMAVITA'B FLAMB. Son of Spring. Child Emperor at Nankin VIOLA ALLEN .Master Norris Millington .New York. Oct. 13 iSpeclal to Tbe Blllltoard). TO THE COURT OF NANKIN. —lire siidilen death of the great showman Frank C Bostoek. bat completely upset the plana of Prince Fidelity. Prime Minister ....Lee Baker Captain Jack Bonsvlta. Ihmavlta wts to have Prince Winged Arrow, Chief 8«‘crelary of Im New Departure in Follies of 1912 Winter-Quarters Given Premiere New York. Oct. 12 (Si»ecial to The Bill Phlla.lelphla. 0.t « rSnccIsI to The Blll- board).—The firm of William Bart>la A Co., of hoardl.—Tbe Elegfeld Follies of 11*12 was given New Y<'rk, la alaiut to l>e Installed in unique • Is Initial |ir** espeare’s Tragedy, Julius Caesar, Given Premiere at To- Account of Estate of Dead Aviator Filed, Showing Personal and ), Ontario—A Production Worthy of the Highest Praise Rea) Property Valued at Over a Quarter of a Million Company Includes Many Noted Actors and Actresses Dollars—Brothers and Sisters Heirs JCLIl’B CAESAK. William Rbakespeare’a trag Act III. Dayton, Ohio. Oct. 9 (Special to The BIII- Katherine Wright, sister. $.'50,000; Lorln Wright, edy. I*r .\IIantlc City. Oct. 8 (Special to The Bill¬ board).—James Forbes’ new three-act comedy, A Hleh Man’s Son. was staged for the first time at the .\pollo Theatre last night. Ralph Morgan did well In the part of the rich man’s son, who gets into all sorts of trouble si>ending bit father’s money. Assisting Mr. Morgan are Jessie Ralph. Paul F.verton. Eugene Woodward. John Cumberland. May Moran, Walter .Mien, Jane Corcoran. Eonia Marinoff and Gideon Bur- McGraw to Appear Start Move To In Vaudeville Abolish Tipping New York. October 12 (Si>eclal to The Bill¬ New York, October 11 (Special to The Bill¬ board).—Now It It John J. McGraw, managei board).—In retallatlton to the action of the of tba New York National ball club, who Is stage Ifands’ union that all performera, who going to take a whirl lu vaudeville. A vaude carry an extra droi>, must also carry an extra villa manager says YlcGraw lias agreed to go stage hand, a movement has been started by OD the stage for 10 or 20 weeks. If be gets vaudeville performera to aUdlsli tipping. It a weekly salary of $2,ooo. It la said that has thus far been the custom to tip the stag* tbe L'nlted Booking Ageucy will agree to LU hand on Saturday night for s|iecial service# terma. rendereil during the week, but In view of tbo UcGraw will a|>|iear tiefore the footlights extra exfiense saddletl on the performers by a few weeks after tbe worid’a champlonsblp this action of tbe statge bands, tipping In tho games with tbe lUmtoU Bed Box Is finished. future will not be allowed. PARTICULARS OF STEVENSON’S DEATH. Tbe Billboard Is In n’celpt of tbe following Jacksonville, FIs.. Oct 10 (Special to The letter fnnu G. .M Dyolt. the Morok Aeroplane Billboard).—George W. I.esley. a well knows Co. aviator, wbo was flying st tlie Alabama wire walker, whose d»*ath had In'en chronicled State Fair at Birailogbam last w.-ek, at tbe in the New York dallies, is very much alive and time Aviator Stevenson fell to bis death. Mr. In this city at the preesent time. Dyott gUea the particulars of the unfortunate Ix>8ley Is one "f the best known circus men In accident: the coiintr.v, having been identified with the Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 9. 1912. prof.-ssloc for thirty three ye.Trs He has heeu with the Bamum * Bailey. Sells Forepaugh. Tbe Billboard. Rlngllng Bros, and Buffalo BUI aggneaflona. 1440 Broadway. New Y’ork. Dear Kirs;—Joiiepb Stevenson, tlying a headless type bl|dane. sustained a fall at the Alabama State Fair at Biruiliigliani. atiout 4 o'clock p. m-, OiTober 7. The engiue and raldator pinned him down, fracturing the liase of hU skull. He died at S o'clock tbe following iiiiirnlug. with¬ out having regaim-d coasclausDeaa. TYie day was aooiewbat wimly and I adviaed him to wall, which he did. but afterwanU atarted (too rsm in inj oplolon) fiom tbe far Mr. Faversham’s latest achievement Is his production of Julius Caesar, with an all-star cast, the pre¬ end of the field. He had to psas through some mier perfonnaut-e of which was (iven at Toronto. Ont.. October 7. The production Is said to be one of A FOOL THERE WAS INJUNCTION. bad eddys. also to climb through some downwarti the most notable cotitiibutlons to Sbakeepearlan drama of modem times. air currents which were caust-d by tbe proxlm Philadelphia, October 12 (Special to The Ity of bllla. Hla inacblne would not climb Btllboenl).—An Injunction was askeil for In rapidly, and getting Into a bad eddy hla ma the Unlteil States District Court here today by chine aldesllpited, crashing nose first to tbe Porter Emerson Browne, author of A Fool There ground from a heigbt of about 50 fret. Offers Prize to En Brady Secures Vfaa, Klaw ft Erlanger. producing nianagere, Joe had a great many friends everywhere. and Robert Hllllanl, leading actor In that play Hla hnnsT and Ills Jovial way won him a place last season, to restrain Winiam Sohllllnr fmm everywhere he went I pi'rwonally had occasion courage Pla>wri^ Princess Theater pnwluclng a play entitled. The Vampire’s Fool. to know him very well and therefore felt hla They claim It la an Infringement on the third loaa exceedingly. act of their play, which la copyrighted. In ble I wish to thank, through the columns of The affidavit Browne claims that the Schilling nlav RlllboanI, all tliose sym|iathettc friends who New Y'ork, Oct. 7 (Special to The Bllllioardl Chicago, October 11 (S|iecial to The Bill¬ cofltalna tbe plot and much of tbe dlaiogne of showed their Borrow for my fellow aviator by to — Mrs. August Dryer, who la pr< stdent of the board).—When the run of A Modern Eve com¬ bla play. Reneroiisly contributing to the fund for Ylrs. Century Theatre Club of this city, announced pany closes at the Princess Tbeatre October tevensMU. I especislly wish to thank C. A. today that tbe club would offer a prls4' of $:t(>o "• the house, which has been controlled by Preaoi-y, who personally lo.ikivl after the sub- to encourage Amerhvin playwritera. It la to be The Sbuberts, will be turned over to Wm. A. acrlptloo. either drama. trag Burlesque News of Managers, Agents and Performers on Both Innovation Used By Western Wheel Burlesque Houses as an Ex¬ Circuits, Gathered From Here and Tliere and Everywhere. pedient for Drawing Attendance Fulfills Its Requirement E,sp>ecially for Publication in Tlie Billboard to the Utmost Satisfaction of Managers By SYDNEY WIRE. it la remarkable how many people there ara It pays to advertise, If you don’t believe New York, Oct, 1- tSi>eclal to The Billboard). ave., Brooklyn. who although dlrertly connected with theat this, ask Anheuser A Busch or Beechmau'a —Tbe Country Store, aa a means of attracting No. 15—One Doll Baby, won by Mr. Flynn, 436 rlcala, are abaolutely Igiiurant of all mattera Fills. audiences to a theatre Is evidently proving a Grand ave., Bnuklyn. conceriiiiiK biirlcMiiie and n bu. in luauy case'H ilon'i hi; card, aa all of the Empire Circuit theatrea No. Id—One .Monkey, nun by M. Frader, 464 eren know the dlffen-nce between one wheel or in Greater New York a.^e employing this novel Fifth ave., Bnaiklyn. clrcnlt and the other. There are even more iK E. T. Middleton, the present manager at the uiethial for one evening cf each week Tbe bouses No. 17—One Sui k Flour, won by E. I.orsngo. Borant performera who look aakance at bur popular Garden Theatre, Buffalo, Is apparently include Miticr'a Itowery, Miner's 8tb Arenas, 1'—1 40tb strt-et, Brooklyn. leaque and luiaKlne that Ita very name la a making good and Judging from the reports I Miner's Bronx and Miner's Empire, Nesark, aa No. 18—Order for 1H0 Visiting Canls, Mars- }oke and that the very thoueht of the word bur bear I should Imagine that be la, at least, well as the Casino. BrvM>klyn, and other West¬ den, M Flatbush ave.; won by M. Buckley. league la to be diacreetly auunned and baniabed. a bustler. Ills new circular program-herald ern Wheel houses at various ixdnts of tbe cir¬ No. Ill-One Crate of Tomatoes, non by We refer in thexe raaea. to performera and appeals to me as a good idea which might be cuit. To give some idea of the nature of the J. J. Cockran, lUb Nevina street, Brooklyn. abow people In other branchea of the theatrical worked to advantage by otbe-r houses at other prizes given to the holders of the lucky num- No. :X> One dozen Cana of Corn, won by F. bufloeaa who have never given any attention to l>C'lnta. I will describe thia later, and to the lM*re, vve hereulth give a list of prizes drawn Godfrey, 15-i) iihl street, Brtaiklyn. the evolution of burleague and who are oblivious meantime perhaps Mr. Middleton will oblige at last wco-k'a Country Store at tbe Casino, No. k’l -One half dozen Cak*-s of Soap, F. to the w Detailed Descriptions of the Latest Song Offerings From Various New York Music Publishers Desert Their Offices To Attend World’s Music Publishers, So Written as To Constitute the Greatest Series —A Few Personal Items of Publishers and Value to Vaudeville Performers Their Latest Productions I OH! WHAT A HKAVTIKUL DKEAM (YOC rballenges that of moat songs of this type. New Y’ork, Oct. 10 (Special to the Billboard!. Cbaa. K. Harris and bU professional mao ’♦KEM I iiforniiiately. the Knitilab lansuaKf IWenrlch-Howard, pub.) —TTie genii of baseball have cast their mystic ager, Meyer Cohen, contented tbemselvea by spell over music row. The invasion of the Bed drawing lota to see who would invest In a la ao couatructeil that pralae rt-ijulrea fewiT BUMP, BUMP, BUMP IN YOUR AUTOMO aonla than reuaure aod lacka niuih of cen Sox baa led most of the men Identified with daily paper containing the full box score. BILE.—Words by I.e-w Brown, music by Albert Meyer Cohen lost, but wag happy nevertheless, aure'a atnncth. What loter haa not felt at [Mipular music to close shop for the rest of Von lllier. (Sills of the Sliaw school never fail the week and hie themselves to the Polo lor be figured that he bad aavt-d $1.40 on ad- tlinea that hla lielov. d waa hut a alaloD. a to get a band on thia song. The lyric Is good beautiful dream? l>a»e Opp»’nhelin'a wonia Grounds. Culike moat business men, thoae en¬ uiiKSiou tickets. and the melody baa auXeient awing to carry Jean Schwartz was confident be gut the best t-arry out thia idea faithfully, thouxh » trould gaged In popular music find a ready excuse for couvhtion. Ibe song la a trlde auggeatlve, but going to the ball games and are not compelled "inside rate" on the baseball game. We did hare been far more effective If th’ ''aea ele not crudely so, for which unusual feat the ment" did not enter into the veraea at all. to resort to the stereotyped “sick aunt” and not understand what be meant until we learned writers should be thanked by citizens who permit "Important busineas" atoriea. that be bad been presented with a pass for the ao It would not have been neceaaarjr to brldxe their daughters of Impressiouable age to at¬ the worda xlrl and boy. We do n"t know If Columbia, where actors read the score from tend vaudeville theatres. Telia the story ot The publisher must go to the games In order the stage. ■ thia a,inx waa written liefore Hilly (Jaaton'a effect au automobile ride has on a girl’s feel¬ to asiertain whether the bands are playing b.s Dear. Sweet. Wonderful Boy, but It la very We bad an unconfirmed list at band of pub¬ ings in a way calculated to arouse more en music. Certainly thia la an excuse bard to lishers and writera who intended to pay the unfortunate that the vera. a of the two aonxi tegular admlsaion fee. But as most of them are almoat Identical. However, the choriia of merely intended doing au. we hesitate to pub- thia numtter la worked out beautifully and I lish it in full. abounda In great lluea and pretty luuale. The { line. "You're like a picture that hanxa on the As lung as tbe games continue, the publlsk- ing end of tbe popular music market will re-e wall" flnda Ita natural climax In "There a e i main at a standstill. Fortunately, tbe post-'c tlmea when 1 feel that you can not lie real.’ SONG SUICIDE staaon games, like C'brlstmaa, come but once Tbla a.'nx la the only one In the preaent 8ha piro catalogue that compart a favorably with a year, or tbe history of popular music would the kind Herbert Ingraham uaed to write and •oon be classified as “ancient." It ahrould win on that acore alone. Joe Coop- er’a melody will atar.d the arid teat, and that The revolting, obscene song Is proving its own destroyer. Every WHAT’S WHAT IN MUSIC. meana a great deal. iShaplro, publlaher.) year, since modern .>^ung-writing became a real profession, this dis¬ H' I EVER EOKiJE'r Ytll'.—Frank Tanne gusting type of number has raised its unaba.shed appeal for notoriety. Eddie Doerr. well known as one of tbe best bill, Jr. and Ted 8. Barron were very unfor A few years ago, it was hailed as a great novelty, later it was merely outside men In tbe music business, will handle lunate In chtatalng a title and theme that bad that portion of the reins for the Wenricb-How- been done lM>fore within the la«l two aeaaona tolerated, to-day its publication doesn’t cau-^e a ripple. aid Company. Watch tbelr catalogue take a If I Forget, the numlwr referretl to. waa orlg The .same rule is being applied to this type of .songs that has been spurt when Eddie shows bis illmpleil b.tud. Inally publ.abed by Blotd tt Koliler and later applied to all other types by cautious performers. That is, the rule of Bubey Cuweu Is taking big promotion very tranafirrtd to Harold Boaalter. lUith publlah merit. It require.s far more ability to write a great -suggestive song nobly The doctor gays he will be able to get era mentioned d'.d their utmoat to make It a around in a week or so, unless some compli¬ hit. Madame Sebuiuann Heink'a a d wua en than to prepare the average number. The ambiguous lines mu.st be cated melislies interfere. Haled and thia fact waa uaed aa the basia well-tuned and perfectly timed. There must be coherence. When Don .Meaney is trying to write songs again. of a great preaa campaign, dlailoalng the fart writers endeavor to substitute a coarse, poorly-rhymed, evil-plotted con¬ What's tbe matter with the pre.ss agency game, that the iirlma donna had decldid to uac the Bon? _ - — rotniioaltion of a Pullman iM'rter. The Tanne- coction, the idia dies before it is completely conceived. _ ---- I’hll Kornheist'r la keeping tab on every copy bill Barr n numtier la wo:ked out carefully and. The obscene song must go. Songs reflect the thoughts and feelings sold Qf When 1 Get You Alone Tonight. Not were It not for the facta enumerativl above. of a nation. The song w'nich i? sung is sold and the song which is ifi order to know when It's safe to strike fur ) .4 Would meet with umiuallOed approval. iJe published reaches the home. Vile influences brought home by the a raise, but each time another thousand la r>nie A Scbwartx, publlahera. > sold I’bil diaoovers that be needs a new booster. muMchl route are more vicious than any other influences, for they seem I’M tBHNU TO Wltri-E YOr A LETTER.— Why la Abner Greenburg Uuatlug down Forty- Tell Taylor'a lH>wn By The Hid Mill Stream harmless. A composition played and sung by a matured person, or a sixth Street like Tad’s mysterious man? proved aurh a univeraal bit that a new rural bal¬ child in the "t« ens ” is heard by younger children not yet in their With all tbe sung writers starting into bust- Ltss. wbat are tbe publisbera going to do for lad waa eagerly anticipated by hla many frienda. “teens." The obscene song, like a bad habit, may creep into the home In the aong we are conaldering. Tell tui>k palua manuscripts? Cheer up. amateurs, you’ll get to adhere to the alm|de expreaaion of pure aeutl- and be tolerated hy the unsuspecting victim because_i^ |^in vogue. your cliauoe soon. meat that rharacteriied hla former aueeeaa. It The man who sells dangerous “dope” shrugs his shTill'der.s and Suggestiou to a pastor for tomorrow’s aer- la the plaintive plea of a penitent lover who In mon: Did the Creator have aong writers In lentla to write for forgiveueaa. Perbapa the claims he is supplying a demand and. therefore, is not responsible for Oiind when be issued the seventh command- worria alone woulil not win a complete pardon, the consequences. In a like manner, the purveyor of obscene songs mt nt ? but with the melody Included the unhappy lover Yet, Edgar Selden eats at Tbe Automat! ahould l>e euablid to win back balf-a doxen claims he is "giving the people what they want.” . • — — aweetbearta. at leaat The writer undoubtevlly .\ suggestive song is a hit only when the suggestion is by inference. NEW MUSIC COMPANY EORMES. Intended to uae the line, "Aa they once uaed to Put the writers are so anxious to make their songs clever that most ah.te," Inalead of. "Aa they did om-e for me." of the fall batch of songs of this type contain lines that revolt and do o|iularlxlng thia number a comparatively eaay hereafter the firm will be known a* Tbe Frank matter. iTell Taylor, pub.) hit. “It’s even rawer than such an 1 such a number which was a hit." Clark Mnsic Company. Mr, Clark will retain the COME BACK.—Performera desiring a number he argues, “So. why isn’t my song a hit?” J Kand 5 th Avenue Theatre, Hammerstein’s uare American Roof New Y’ork. Oct. 10 (.Siieclal to The Billliosrdi New Y'ork, Oct. 12 tBpi-clal to The Billboard 1. New York. <*ct. 11 Colonial Columbia Vaudeville Notes New York. «*rt. 12 (K|>eclal to Ttie Blllboardl. New York. »»ct. 10 rSpiclal to The BlIllH.ard>. New York, 0<-t. 11 (Si>ecial to The Billtioard). | Frenoh’s New Si-naatlon. the p;oneer boat — Koough g'ssi things isn't is* said about Liila May Florliie I.Indeu's return to the cast oi Charlea E. Taylor’s The Itarllugs of I’aria la ' ahnw. cloai <1 a very snecessful season of twenty- Glaser assisted hy Thomas D. Itlehsrds and .Mux .Spiegel's College Girls, after three yiars the kind of a burlesque show ptsjple like to see ' five weeks at Kvansvllle. Iml., October 5, hav- Company, who are the hllltopis-ra at Keith’s of life on the billowy waves of matrimony, was au(i talk about. Boiuehow the merits of a ijissl log played all the principal cities on the Ohio a welcume feature Chanlinesa. real comedy. show Beema to have a self-advertising power giKHl acting and splendid staging mark this that works In advance. Monday night's auili- show as worth while. At times the b r, an Excluded Booking Agent, Asks New ^ ork State Prominent Acts Are Said To Be Turning to the Smaller Circuits Allorncy-Gencral 1 o Investigate Methods of the For Bookings, Instead of Waiting On the United Big Booking Agency Booking Offices For Engagements New York. Orl. 10 (Special to The Billboard). The petition to the Attorney General la In New York. Oct. 10 (Special to The BIlIboanH small-time agencies, announces that he has —Jack Id*vy. ttu<*ugh hla attorney. Gua Dreyer, adilltlon to the suit brought In the Supreme That not a few of the bigger standard arts of iH-en o.uiimlssioncii by Maude Hall Macey to get four! l*y I evy against the Vaudeville rollectlon rau.Ieviile are very much dlasatlsfled with the has pelllloned (he Attorney General of New York any N>oklngs ara.;lahle for her recentlv pro Majes! ic Wilson Avenue Palace Music Hall Lincoln Cblraico. Oct. 9 (Special to The Billboard I. pecUl to The Bill- i Chicago. Oct. 9 (Special to The Billboard).— Chicago, Oct. 9 (Special to Tbe Blllbuardl. —The bill at the MaJ< atic tbla week diaapitointe boardI.—Again, the Wilson Theatre features for Trke a little good and economical advice: If —Jd.lgiiig from the eulhuklaadc applause of the Henry E. Dlxey heads the bill and forces bis the entire wei-k a headliner which has b en yuu have seventy-five cents In your pocket and large auiilcuce at (he Lluculo Th.-alre, ^londay ■lOiMi drama rand nioiriie down the throats of an seen during this season at the .Majest c Theatre. : want to go to a show with It and yet. have that ev.uiug, Mausger Newklik has agalu succeetle.l audience who feel inclineil to bid him return to Clare Briggs and Sidney Smith. Chlcugo Tribune dollar-and a half fe. ling, on a six bit wallet—go lu plcaaitig h.a patruua. To !><■ aure, Lillian Hary Jane's I'a. and a few who even ro ao far cartoonists, are holding that i>oaltion and as a to the Palace Music Hall. You cannot be dla- Murliuier aud Cuiupaty pla> lUg in Jiuuy, mao as to wish him hack with The Derll, Of all the n suit the bouse has been completely sold out ' appointed. You get more than your money's age to cloae with a dourlah, a rather mediucrv dreary and tiresome bits of variety, the bunch at every pi’rformance to date excepting the worth every time. It la certainly remarkalde bill; and lu Lillian Mortimer mual he given the handed out by Mr. Ilixey Is the limit In Imiwa second show Tuesday night wh n a nasty ralu j that the ho- ker ao cv>nalstently arranged such credit of making a stcond-rale show worm while. sibllltles. He even makes himself ridiculous at proved detrimental to the business. As regular a g<>od program as be baa dotie for the last six Miss Mortimer, beraelf, la exceptionally clever times and bis act la nothinR more nor less than actors, the boys are not a glowing success but ] weiks. In her character of Jinny, she eclipsea by far au cartoon Sts and publ.c idols they are letter As further proeif of this statement, just con- the (our precevdlug acts, aud eaally wint all perfect. Their respective carlism charade a s der that big forty-three peraoned Eternal firat honors. She Is but fairly wyll asslsieu b, are known over the entire country and especially Waltx which Singer Is going to start on a vau her cast, but with her bright, bellicose aud LOUISE GALLOWAY In Chicago, where they are considered the best devllle tonr at bis own Chicago Theatre. This hreexy manner, succe«ds In making one forgei In their line. Mr. Briggs' The l»a}s of Beal production. It will be recall-d, w as first In¬ the week points of her players. Sport, Friend Wife and Kelly Pool, aie really tended for the legitimate stage In musical com- Jinny Is a travesty on the old fashioned melo essential to the digestion of the morning's cof¬ cHly, but Mort suddenly conceived the Idea that drama, written aud constructed by Mlaa Mor fee and cere ala and Mr. Smith's Old Doc Yak It would make a cracker-jack headliner for a Is almost as popular. Manager IJcalxi, of the timer fur laughing puriHWes only. It quite tul vaudeville bouse. Hence Its presentation at the alls Its r.-quirrmeul*. Tbe scene it laid lu a Wilson, announc) a a half doten of the big-time Palsie next week. headliners for ao appearance before the first of small village lu Virginia, and MIsa Mortimer The bill contained a wonderful surprise In the emphatically succeeds lu her portrayal of the the coming year, dainty little two girl act—.Muriel and Frances. "|HK>r while trash." Her characti-riailc South Buah and Pe.vser. acrobatic laugh-makers, Ibeae two little baby ilolla were scheduled t" eru drawl of "Lawdy. Lawdy," never failed to open the show in a clevi r comedy novelty act apfiear In the opening p<«ltloo but they proved which Includes some splendid acrobatic work i such a kninkout at th Monday matinee, they bring forth a laugh. Her antics in the wash tub and feats on the horlsontal bar. The comedy j were dropped to p I Julian I Current Attractions 1 CHAS. H. DOUTRICK DIE Chicago, October 10 (Special to The Kill Majestic—Virginia Htrncd. The Dance Dream, { Ixiaidl.—Malle .Nelson. Uialliey Uauoils and \V II. Mt. James and Cuiiipany. Olive Uriscoe, Oldest Chicago Vaudeville Agent, Known to Thousands in the Pro¬ company. College Theatre stork favorite, re The Klaou City Four. Wilson Krothers. 0'.Mear turn to tbe Julian again as the headliners Slaters, Harry Atklnaon, and Clara Hallerinl. ' tbia weak. When the bouse reopened threi Palace Music Hall—Tbe Eternal Waltx (big fession, Stricken—Had Been in 111 Health For Several Months, aeeka ago. these two artists, assisted by M n- feature wltb 50 people), Ilert I.eslle and Com¬ tha Koucher, another College favorite bead it pany, The Harvey Family, Carson and Willard. But Condition Was Not Considered Serious the bill. MIsa Uooeber has forsaken vaiide J Francis iKadey and Corrine Styles, Jimmie vllle anil returned to tbe T. C. Uleaaou Coin Liirss. and Josle Rooney. pany at tbe College. MIsa Nelson and 111 Willard, Commencing Monday—Arthur Dunn Chicago, October 9, (Special to The Bill¬ Kanous ap|n-ar Ibis week In a comedy skit the sidewalk where an ambulance was sam- and Co., John and Mae Burke, Rosa Naybon’s board).—Cbarlea H. Doutrick, tbe oldest vaude¬ moued and Mr. Doutrick rushed to a 'lOsiUtai called. Ills Wife. TbIa vehlrlr Is not in Hi. Ulrdt, Hag Trio. Black and Mc('one. Commenc ville booking agent In Chicago, died suddenly near the loop. He was concious and rc-inejteil same class with Tha VtlS. tbe act which they lug 'Iburstlay—Arthur Dunn and Co., Coogan and late Tuesday night. October 8. Mr. Dou- that bis manager. C. U. Lavigne be sent lor. offered at tbe Julian during tbeir nrsi up Parks, .Moulton Trio, Tom .Mabuuey, and the trick baa been in ill bealtb for sevenil .noulli-< Mr. Lavigne reached the hospital at rj:15, but pi'uranee there three weeks ago. This ni w act Vanneraona. but bad not given up bit busluess. He was at -Mr. Doutrick had passed away Just at mid¬ la a tlmr-wurn variety Idea and baa been seen Wilson, Commencing Monday—Thomas Jeffer bis office and atteodiug to business all day night. Charles Doutrick was known to thou¬ here on vatlous orcasbins In tbe aiuall-time sun and Co., Mopiton Trio, C ALLEN SUMMERS Chloagn's oldeal faudeviUa booking agent, who died suddenly Tuesday night. Itctober 8 , and Brown, Flo Temple and Co.. Irene DeVlne. Haiiilln. Commencing Monday —Kube Wi-lc. and l-orent. an.l Kitty Francis' Big Musical Hevr,e. Kills. Commencing Monday—Walter Reynolde Pla/a IllpiHHlrome, Commencing Monday—.41 and Co., The .Snydaa. Irene I.eVlne, Wilson slid fred the Great, the Man Monk. Joe Bush aiiil Br»'wn. Commencing ThiirsiUy—Sadie Kiisell Abe Saphlro. Janet Louden and Co.. Mack and and Co , Daleln's Dogs. The Reynolds, Garrard 44 illlaiiis. Hick McCoy. Commencing Tbursila.v— and Noble. .4Ifred the Great, the Man Monk, Irving Jon,' and Burt Grant, Pantrer Trio. Wilson Frankl.vn Dn xel. Couiniencing Monday—Flora Train. and Co., Smart and Hall. Eldora and Co. Conlee .SIstera. Commencing Thursilay —Tom Indiana. Commencing Monday—W S. Ilarvev Post. Smith Staters. and Co.. Cocoran and Mone. O'Brien Havel anil Monroe, Commencing Monday—llagar and Sul Co.. Connolly Sisters. Pert>s Bros romim-nclii- llvan Commencing Thursday—lloblnsoo and 1 hiirsday—Howard Bros., Daly and O'Brien, Ben Brown. IWley and Co.. Thomas g S. ahr Hike, Keniia President. Commencing Monday—Robinson and Jsi s Brown, Valerie Berk. Commencing Thurs>la> — Gorman and Ward. Flora Train. THE LANGLEY 0PEN8. Cottage Grove Empress. Commencing Sunday Matinee—The Blniboa, F'ntl and FNa Moiart. Chicago 0,t. I'J (Special to The BIIIN.ardi Cimimatantlal Evidence, John Neff. Tlie lJuakiT —The flrsi IlipiKHlrome for Chicago la known as Glrla, the Langley. It ttirew Its doors open to th** Congreaa. Commencing Monday—Bosalle Rose. I'Uhllc last Saturday night. Octoher I'J Ttie en College FNmr. Elsie Homkohl and Co., Clee Pearl trance Is on Sixty third Slrei-t. but the theatre F'ell. I a Belle and Knox, FTo Jacobson and Clayt Is on I,angle.r .4venue. It Is well equipped In C-sdIdge. Whllniark Trio. every way The ventilation Is by a f.irced air •kcadeni.v. Commencing Morda.v—IHelds and process that |s InstalliHl for the (Irst lime In Fink, llugbea and Tiffin. FVed TIdmarsh. Dalto Chicago at this bouse. The Langle.T plavs pic¬ 1 Fr>i a ami Co. CoinmeneIng Thurailay-Appleby, tures with an iN'caslon.al act of vaudeville. AI Popular stock actor. ap|M-arlng with M Three Aineriran Gyiiales, F'rank and Kale Carl friHl Hamburger is the leading spirit In the Nelson In a dramatic playlet at the Ju toll. Hush and Peyarr, I-Jingley. Eugene Hopson Is manager. Theatre. w>i k of Octolier 7. MOTION PICTURE NEWS CONTROVERSY ENDED GAUMONT-UNIVERSAL Between Universal and New York Motion Picture Co.—Universal il in Which Former Sought Admittance to Fold of Universal Will Have Use of Bison and 101 Bison Titles—Kessel Manufacturing Co. Declared Off—Solax Co., Which Also and Baumann To Manufacture Kay-Bee Films Made Application for Membership, Rejected New York. Oct. 12 (EiclUBlrtly to The Hill niflcance being K. and B. or Keasel and Baumann New York. Oct. 14 iSpecial to The Rlllboarll. tional Exhibitors’ ConventloD when it was exelu boarilt.—L«*t oi/bt. Friday. October 11, marked films. —The r^gotlatloDs betwe«n the Uaumout Cum lively announced In Tbe Billboard tbs: the<^ 0>e end of the loog-drawD-out controversy Iw- Both parties to the former controversy feel pany and tbe Universal F'llm .Mfg. Company fur bad been started. tween tbe Universal Film Mannfacturlng CoOi well satisfied with the settlement. The Uni¬ tbe admittance of tbe Gaumont and Sulax Com¬ Tbe existence of aucb negn’Iatl >ua have b< rn pany and tbe Blaon or New York Motion IMcture versal Company baa been determined In Its ef panies to tbe Universal ranks were definitely lierslstently denied by bol.i tbe Giiuuuut and Company. forts to retain the name of Bison and secure, cluK-d last week •«b«n tl>e Unlvers.ii Company Universal Cumpanlea beretufore, but It was Tbe aettbment between tbe two companies, a! this as tbe chief Item In tbe settlement. Toe rejected tbe offer of the Gaumnnt t'-oiuiisuv to deHnltely atatisl by Indivliluala n authority en Uijugb binged on a court decision, was wade New Y'ork Motion I’icture Company on tbe otber distribute tbe two brands uf film tl'rt.iig i tbe Saturday of last week that all oTera bad been entirely outside of tbe courts and by mutual band secures Immunity from legal barrasslng of Universal offices. refused. agreement between tbe two. any and all kinds and la left free to manufac- Negotiations have been going un f t serergl Just wbat will develop In *be future can nut Tbe sum and substance of tbe terms of set¬ ture films is In tbe past. weeks, in fact since the date of tbe <'b!eag>> Na Iw stated. It aeenia It la up to ibe Gaurn-’iiit tlement are that tbe New York Motion I'icture Company to make a better offer than any prerl- ous one or ela<- drop the matter entlr-ly. The Company relinquisbes tbe right to use tbe name Bia^in or lOl-liison. that they make a cash CLAUDE R. PLOUGH as|tect at the Universal uffir.a la itut so far as payment to tbe Iniversal Company and that they that company la coucerued tue tlauniont and Solax films will not be released thrmigh It. return tbe sl4ickr and bunds of tbe L'ulversal Company wbicli were originally tendered tb-iii The statements maile on Batii.'d-i.v, Ortolter IJ. were iiiadi- In an effort to g.ve t’le right lin- at the time of the formation of the Universal. Tbe New York Motion I’icture Comiiany r)-tains pre'> on rigsrding an snnoun>'euie.'il Ibi- I'r l Its entire plant on NlneteeiitU Street. New York, Verbal Company bad made relating to an .a- >T'ase In the niiiiilx-r of weeki.v nl im reoa-i-,) and aliu> Its plant anil equipment in California from 21 to 2s films. The Uulversnl I'ouipio) The sett'.eiu-nt was Ciiiisidered between the states that the ouiniit of some of rnmp.iiii.'S two companies shortly after tbe decision of will tie Increased and that a lew liraud, 'I he Judge Itelaney of tbe Supreme Court, on Sep¬ Frontier, will be added to Its r*gra;i4 tember 25. denying tbe New York Motion I’ic- An arrangement lias b- -n nis SUNDAY SHOWS IN VICTORIA. TEXAS Mr I’lough is the tiropro'or of the Antl-Trust Film Exehangr. aiid Mcretary of the Milwaukee Film Ex¬ Victoria. Texas. Oct. 8 (Special to The Rlll- change. His unique ailvertlslng methods In oonnactlon with Uie first-named exchange, have galn^ him lh« Itnard).—The case against H. Faust, proprletiw Mibnciurl of "(.dd Man Bprorkrtn." of the I’rlneesa Theatre, rharged wl;ii op<‘ratliig a moving picture show on Sunday in «l New Policies and Original Ideas Being Put Into Effect By Monster Film Company Insure Exhibitors the Opportunity of Securing Graded Film Service Hereafter—Many of World's Greatest Dramatic Stars To Have Their Stage Triumphs Perpetuated in Moving Pictures The inevitable ha.s come. The mo¬ who handle films Just a little better was soon decided that none of the motion picture theatres, when for tho tion picture industry has reached the than the regular releases, which the studios in the country which could same price, or perhaps one a little stage wliere the exhibitor can select exhibitor can obtain and charge be rented would suttice for the big higher, they can see the big produc¬ a show which is in keeping with the f>rice8 slightly in excess of those productions the concern had in tions and big stars in which and tastes of his audience and the class charged for regular releases. mind. Consequently the new' loca¬ through which real dramatic art 1» generally of his patrons. The Famous Players Company is tion was chosen and new equipment to be found?” It ha.s been a problem for some not offering one production alone. selected. The entire roof of the Mr. Zukor seems to be even more time with exhibitors to secure any se¬ They have invested thousands of dol¬ building was changed into glass, so enthusiastic about the general de¬ lection in tllms, all of the three pro¬ lars, and are in the business to stay. that in good weather it will be pos¬ velopment of the moving picture grams obtainable being nearly One fact which proves conclusively sible to work without the aid of ar¬ than he is about the Famous Player# alike in character and quality, and the stability of the organization is tificial light, sunlight being so far Company. He speaks of his plan of the small, low-priced house being that contracts have been signed with .superior to the former that the ex¬ posing the famous players, not so able to obtain the same makes and stars, the fulfillment of which re¬ pense of the glass roof was over¬ much as a money-getter as an uplift brands, and even the .same film pro¬ quires a period of two years before looked. to the stand rd of the picture show. ductions that any other house could. all those stars signed up have been The dressing rooms, both those of He seems to be more anxious that the This condition has been alleviated placed in productions and the pro¬ the stars and the supporting com¬ public realize the value of motion to a large degree by the introduction ductions filmed. pany, were constructed fully as good pictures, and that it be treated to the of large productions by the Famous A. ZUKOR RESPONSIBLE FOR as those found in large theatres, and best which can be had, than that it Players Company. While the present CONCERN. of course far superior to the average should regard his company as one motion picture company’s dressing program of films which this newly or¬ Behind the whole organization which is putting a new impetus Into ganized company is offering goes a room. the game. stands the figure of one of the mo.st long way toward supplying the im¬ Mr. Zukor states that none of the “As an exhibitor and as one of the succe.ssful amusement men to be mediate demand for productions stars he has under contract will find first exhibitors of moving pictures,” found in the amusement field. Mr. outside the regular relea.ses, the im¬ says Mr. Zukor, “I can fully realize A. Zukor, who, by the way, was one the least item to complain of when portant fact which comes to view is the wants of the more progressive of the first exhibitors of moving pic¬ he or she enters the studio of the that the concern has taken the first tures in America, is at the head of Famous Players Company, and the exhibitors of America and the desire ordinary objection to playing in the of the public for good pictures. 1 step toward the establishment of the company. pictures will be entirely overcome. gratled productions; that is, a supply Mr. Zukor is president of the Fa¬ want the best that can be had for our productifjii.s. My own experience in of films to suit the cla.ss of different mous Players Company and organizer The scope of the productions to be houses. offered by the Famous Players Com¬ having to close up several shows for of it. Over a year and a half ago Not only is the price of rental on pany will include, not alone the fa¬ he conceived the idea of creating a the want of good pictures allows me the Famous Players productions pro¬ company which would pose the pop¬ mous stars in the same productions to .«ymr'*.thize with them. hibitive to the small exhibitor, but ular stars in the same productions in they have played in previously, but “I began my career in the amuse¬ the company actually forbids the ex¬ will also include new productions ment business as an operator of which they had become famous, or hibition of its films in small or sec¬ productions which they had made fa¬ never before heard of but enacted by penny arcades. This was nine year# ond-rate theatres, thus protecting the mous. He worked on the idea until a stellar oast in every instance. ago. I soon got into the picture ex¬ larger houses from a repetition of Mr. Frohman now has under way hibiting bu.siness thru the me¬ about a year ago, when he interested program. dium of Hales Touring Cars, a pro¬ Daniel Frohman in the project, and the arrangement of a scenario which The film business is thus put on the Famous Players Company was is well-known in no\el form but ject whereby the public was enter¬ the same ba.sis as the dramatic end which has never been dramatiz».d. tained with travel and scenic pic¬ started. of the theatrical business. The S2 I When this is completed the play will tures while seated in an imitation Mr. Zukor, having been an exhib¬ show, the $1 show and the lower- be produced, some one or other of railroad coach, which was made to itor himself, saw the need of a va¬ priced show now find their counter¬ rock and sway like an ordinary rail¬ ried program, and realized that it the stars now under contract being road coach would when moving rap¬ part in the $1 picture show, the 10c, was the high-class production which po.sed in the leading role. idly. The front of the theatre was 20c and 30c exhibition and the wa.s lacking. To the establishment Mr. Zukor, as might be expected, also made to resemble the observa¬ straight 5 or 10c house. of a concern which could produce can see only the brightest future for tion platform of a moving train. The It is indeed an amazing fact that high-class dramas, he lent his best the Famous Players Company. He the better class of picture houses has endeavors. Shortly after Mr. Frohman is not without warrant for this view, novelty of this device interested the been adopted so unlver.sally when no entered the scheme. Mr. Edwin S. however, as already, he states, he has public to such an extent that within a few months we had established de¬ definite program could be obtained Porter, formerly director of the Edi¬ been approached by a New York vices of this kind in nearly every for exhibition. There has been little son and Rex Moving Picture Com¬ dramatic society, which wishes to ob¬ open-air amusement park in the to attract capital toward the large panies, also entered and became chief tain copies of the productions the moving picture theatre enterprises country, our company alone control¬ technical director. company makes in order to preserve when small Investors could reap the Mr. Frohman is general director the work of the stars now living. ling the rights to use the novelty in same profits, or nearly the same, by of the company's productions, and Mr. Zukor has agreed to furnish the twenty-five states. “I then became a regular exhibitor giving the same, identical show the has full charge of arranging the scen¬ society with this copy, and the so¬ and succeeded in establishing a chain larger house offered. Of course, fea¬ arios for each play. He has several ciety has agreed in turn not to show of picture theatres. At the formation ture films of all kinds helped to make directors who work under his super¬ it except at private exhibitions and of the Loew Theatrical Enterprises, I a distinction between the picture vision. but he himself outlines each never for pay, and, in fact, at no joined all my houses to that concern, theatres, but there was no definite production and is responsible for its time except with the consent of the supply of these, and there never has and have since been a member anl dramatic value. star and also the Famous Players director of the company. been any sort of arrangement made Mr. Porter is chief technical direc¬ Company. “About a year and a half ago, I for booking the features. Another tor. and at all times confers with “Think what an opportunity it will conceived the idea of forming a com¬ thing, the previous features were of Mr. Frohman in order to secure the be,” says Mr. Zukor, "for people of pany to produce bigger and better sensational value only in many in¬ proper coloring in the costumes and one hundred years hence lo see the pictures, and offer something to the stances or contained some special ad¬ the proper photographic advantages wonderful Berrhardt actually in the exhibitors of the country which would vertising feature which Incurred no .so neces.sary to a successful film pro¬ same productions .«he became fa¬ warrent them establishing large and Inherent worth in the film. duction. The arrangement of the mous in! Think what It will mean finely equipped motion picture Of the few feature films which studio and the general technicalities to people of the next generation to houses which would show films ex¬ have been of high order and some of it are also entirely under Mr. Por¬ see other stars of the present day in clusively. To this end I thought out played with prominent .'tars in lead¬ ter’s charge. actual life before tnem, when the the plan by which the Famous Play¬ ing roles, none ha ; be< n a part of a The company has recently equipped star has perhaps died r passed into ers Company is now operating. I regular program, and each exhibitor, at Nos. 211 to 229 West 26th Street, fame! shortly Interested Mr. Frohman in when appro.nched for hooking, could New York City, what is said to be "Think what it would mean to peo¬ the idea, and he thought so well of not be impressed with the fact that tho largest and most handsomely ple of this ; neratlon uld they see it that he entered the company. Mr. the agent had any reputation at stake equipped motion picture studio in the Booth or Barrett in some of their Porter was then interested, and he or that he was going to do anything United States. It is entirely new, no famous productions. And then con¬ became a member. but get the biggest possible percent¬ other concern ever having useil the sider what it will mean to coming age of profit, and then drop out of location for a studio, and is equipped generations to see Sothern and Mar¬ “I have given the larger part of the booking business. throughout with the most modt-irn lowe, or even Georgie Cohan in the my time to the project since its Incep¬ Likewise the manufacturers of appliances. The floor space is 100 plays which pleased father and like- | tion, but I feel that this and all the feature films, ns well a.s the owner of by 200 feet, all of which is entirely wise grandfather. j money I have invested in it were well spent. We are going at each and every the rights on a particular state, have unobstructed by posts, pillars or sup¬ “The most appealing part of our never been marketing more than one ports of any kind. There is room program in my estimation Is the fact angle of the game in the most thor¬ or two films, nntl were not definitely enough for twelve sets without the that we can present a two-dollar star ough and exacting manner. Our and Anally established In tho manu¬ least Interference between any two. or a two-dollar play to the audience studio and our first production speak facturing business. Of course there Much time and thought were given who can pay but twenty-five cents for that. We have lineti up a num¬ have been companies who make re¬ to the establishment of the studio, admission. Why should educated ber of men throughout the country leases from time to time at almost and it was Anally decided that the people and 'ople of go d taste, who as state-right buyers whom we ex¬ regular intervals, but these concerns only way to obtain perfect results can not afford the big dramatic pro¬ pect to keep. We retain .an interest have been making their appeal to was by the use of a perfect studio. duction every week, be content with in all the films we sell, thus enab’ ng exchangemen and regular purchasers In accordance with this decision. It the ordinary pictures offered in small (Continued on page 46.> OCTOIER 19, 1912. Songs Publishers Are Boosting Mocking Bird Rag Somebodys Coming Tb (KriMB Duic.> f sM SR RH M IS m H M m |l ffl iiK 1 n 11 Sf'f-3-f. r. i :4^ 1 ^^SSRHI ■ >la> . la' — Ob tur lka> 1 .1 -; .l-'l 3= ^4=i P- -5 n ‘f-j 1 1 I tf#- • i.f < f! iff f 1 If * - ^ ^ - ^ f 1 r fit 1 «r> mf Maiwmi’t M Itw poc twe ii* .r'i 1 ^ • fi A \ i i S i ' f IK hr p Wi PublUkert—Glover Muelo Pub. Co., Coluabuo. 0. fublleboro—Joroao H. Roalek 4 Co.. Ill W. 4l(t SL. Now York City. 17 OCTOBER 19, 1912. Xtie Billboard Readers’ Column HERE AND THERE. J -A//A By Guy Wcadick. WuntfHl of («ol BALTIMORE. MB. Hob. rtK. LeC'laire and Sampaon. Harmon and bia father. Mr. K(»He expect* to return again to the lienyer people feel eapeciallj favor**d by , !- Mal<^ouib. IbtlHTt Hall. John aod Mae Burke the Mill City In the near future. j visit from this great band. Cbriftie MaclX^nalU in The Spring Maid U Murray K. Hill, and Wood’a AuimaU. J. L. Varoess. a theatrical agent, who formerl> i The Al. U. Barnes Circus playeil a two daya the attraction at the Aca>ieiny of Music lUis WILL J. FABl.EY. occupied offices In the Northwestern Building of t*K*£**meni In l>enver, Octob^^ 7 and S. to Thf spacious lobby is <4Uite picturcsqu this city, was arrested In Chicago, the week of large audteocea at each perfoimaD<‘e. in its gorgeous decoration in honor of the event September 'jy, on complaint of Miss lth<»da Ho The Broadway Theatre after a run of threo as it i;. the op* DtnK week of the regu.ar reason. HOT SPRINGS. ARK. cbelle, formerly of &.T Vine Street. St. I'aul. but weeks Of the Carnegie Alaska 8lb«*rlau pictures. The lobby couc*erts, which were an innovation now residing in Chicago. .Miss Ho<'helle atatetl op*‘n*^ the Wi*ek of Octob*r 14 with James K> last M'ason, will be continued all this M'ason. that she banded Varneas a manuscript of a play Hackett, In The Grain of Duat. . The Frineeas Theatre oiiened for the season, Managtr Tunis K. l>ean has very advance ideas entitled. Strength of Character, and ll.V) In The AudiDirtum will have The Secret of SeptembiT do, to capacity at every performance in Conducting a UKulern theatre and the uietro SepieintH- I rash, with the understanding that he would ar Susanne, October 21 21, with members of the politan atmosphere about the th.-atre is very ap- Thisihis popularpop theatre pla>a the Interstate time booking highhfJh clasM^^^acts^*class acts. The followingfoll'owdue acti range for the production of same, in accordance Chicago Grand OlHra C-ompany parent which ia much appreciated by the patrons, booking • I’“'h M» D^w.,,Vr .dvertlt.-tiient*. which tr.n. The l-.nt.gr. Ihe.tre 1. h«.lD* This house has improved Immensely under Mr. '*ere on J^hSln ind here In Noeember. 1»11. He iince the opening of tU* fall aewn I utllng Dean's regime and its beauty and euvironm. ut auu oeii,. Zelaya,/:.eia«a, ^UDUiKiaJobntKin andana Hendrick.iieoarira, Itotbikuu . - . . I.-1, .1 . .•. /• ^ in on some «aapvvery goodiriMw4 attraction* each we^k makes it very attractive to the public. "****well K^,wn«. The bill changed October 3. a. O*-' f~“> “?? *mK ' JULIA.N UKLUKR. Serg.-ant Martin Hudel, fotmeriy a patrolman follows:fullowa: Flory and Mack. Gray Slatera. Ted (hlcago by Miaa Kochelle He will be tried her.- _ for obtaining money under false preteniw-a ami staliontHl Dear Ford's Opera House, and who was (iibsonGlbM.n aand Couipany, Charles Kenna, and Botb- local detectl«-a have already left for Chicago to SEATTLE. WASH, Well acquainted with road managers and mem w'ellwi-11 BroBrowne. The following acta were well re- ..r.i ...luBiu.ru WHO roau inanagera ana ujein .'.""u.-, .uc ..ri. .r- bring him h...kback tnto thi.this ..It.city. ' b.rs of the profession, was taken suddenly 111. c.-lved: Botbwell Browne. Charles Kenna, and ''O;, OctolM-rtfW't/aftwa.p 3,'r andanal collopaedawiii..._.1 on ww,the street.e_ Hext^ was VealMTuZelaya. C. F." ■ Stark,^isra, repre**repreB.ntatlTe Diaii of the Esaanay i{„«.lie Knot In Helena Bltcblc’a Awakening. Film .Manufacturing Company of Chicago, la at „ Metroiiolltan. Baby Mine, at the .Moore, went home In an amhulaiK^. He cxpecta to re J. Frank H.ad. the well-known manager, will turn to bis duty In a few weeks. devote bis time looking after the Auditorium Lug.-ue Kernan, manager of the New Lyceum Tbeatr.- the coming season. Thla theatre plays Theatre, in Washington, w'ho died October 4 at one-night stands. The hookings for the season the George Wasbington Hospital In W'aahingtoii, are excellent and the biggest season Hot Springs for life at the County Fair at lanby. Ore., was was juried In this city Monday aftermion, Octo- has ever bad Is predicted. city, parka, boulevards, etc., and tbe city ball. her 7 Mr. Kernan was a brother of James L. i...,.. i . . .u si-rlously lnjur>-d September 3S. He was taken Kernan, the vet.-ran theatrical manager of Bal * LV”*", "** •PPO*“^ manager of the Manager L. E. Lund re-opened bla Isis The to the ilregon City Hospital for treatment. I'rlncesa Theatre at a recent meeting of the atre. Saturday evening. 0<'tober 5, after baring timore, whom he vlalti-d quite frequently. A ^***^*i'^^.hi** .f nieeting of the George T. Hoo I I OCTOBER 19, 1912. X ti e B I 111> o a r <1 19 American Cities Foreign Amusement News llutaD. bead of tbr cumpanj, «bo fur jcari wa« Sc em like the Grand without tha-se two gentle « taiuoiu UesiKUvr uf wuuifa'i baU and tbe mea. orlflDatur uf Kutan’a amart bat abup In 1‘blla Creasy and Bayne. In their own creation m PARIS dflpbla. Ulfifd witb a One alto Tulr«, be were at tbe Urpheum Theatre for two weeks and | cave up tbe aillllQerjr bualoeaa fur the atage in tbe aecund week of Uctober 6, there was a 1 Tbe Great John Ganton. which was produced What’s all this talk going tbe rounds of the Tile act pruvcd tbe beadlmer laat aeek at tbe teunlon after tbe show of old-time friends here. boulevards about the police interfering with the Mtlea. Manager Louis Sbouse. of Convention Hall, is at the Aldwych Theatre recently, was received Kddle Kiiy, who waa at tb« Itetrolt Opera an old friend of Mr. Creasy's and Manager Leb I with a more than cordial reception. The chief classic art of .Aliss Isadora Duncan, the Ameri¬ Iluuae laat week, apeut luuat uf bla tliue at the man has been In charge of the Urpheum during { burden of the play rests on the capable shoulders can dancer? KIka' t'liih. IrjlDg tu teach UIII7 U. Van bow tu all uf Its tblrtea n years here anal these, with of George Fawcett in tbe name part. There is Sume months ago I announced in The Billboard ' that Miss Duncan, the world’s foremost interpre¬ pla7 blll.aida. me or two other cungenlal oid friends bad a a heart of gold concealed under hia rugged man GKO. r, PHILLIPS. pleasant evenihg. talking over old times and ner. His facial expressions were wonderfullv ter of the ancient Grecian dancea and creator the many ebangta here In Kansas City. carried out. and tbe entbuaiasm uf the audience of a new gcboul of terpslcborean endeavor. In¬ was uhbuunded. Will Gantun fuund a good rep tended to build a Temple of Art In the heart of TOLEDO. 0. Manager E. P. Cburcb.ll. of the Garden The¬ atre, baa declda-d to set aside an aftern-iun each resentative In Eric Maturin. and May Rating Baris and preside over Us destinies herself, glv was prettily played by Misa Laura Cuwle. Others ing to the [*eople of France something of tbe Maurice Cane, of the B |gf 4 OCTOBER 19, 1912. 1 h<'i>« that hr will it«-t down to l>ii»lnr«« and K'ttlr without quratlon who In the clininplun of tin* Northwent." THE WORLD ON ROLLERS rilANK IIIIYA.NT. Northwent Chainplon. Detroit’s New Palace Rink Has Auspicious Opiening—Progress of the Racing Fund—General Skating Rink News of the Week Piepared for The Billbord Readers By JULIAN T. FITZGERALD. The opening of Detrolfa new Palace Ililler iMila of the akatlns Kame. IVter J. Shi-a, who Kink on Tkurailay night. Octol>er 3. waa one naa roniinctrd with the Wayne UInk at oiaLager o( the moat MKoea.aful o|>enlnga fiom every view¬ for aeren aeaa»iut. and who iirojaiaea to con¬ point; and incldently all pre\loua attendance duct this at one of the claaa rlnkt In the rtcorda were broken. The b at previoua re<-ord country. for attendance at a rdler aeaalon In Detroit It la now practically aaanred that one of the wan I.HK) at the Wayne Kink, and thla waa national meetn will be held In Iletrolt, ao ROLLIE R. BIRKHEIMER Skating Rinks are uaetl by the Wading eiiika every¬ akalera through the aecretary of the Kink -Man where. The> play in the correct agera' AaaociatioD. .Mlaa Adelaide D'Vorak. Dare »wmg time—tUou.'anda of pitce* from Devil I.eweek and other hlgh-claaa performera pajK-r miu-ic rolls. Ka>y paytiicnta. hove l>een booked. hig new catalog in colora now ready. OLAS.'tRUENNER WINS MARATHON. Call or write our neareat branch. Leo Glaaabrenner. winner of laat year'a modi- ll< d Marathon alreet roller race, won the ten- mlle atrret Marathon at the modified diatanee, held by the Douglaa Park Club of Chicago. Sat WerU's Largesl MsaalatUtrart iirday night. October 5. over the t^eal Side Bou CISCIX.NATI ilit •*!««. ua>. XKW VOKK levard fmm Kidile to Central Park and return, •> a r w CHICAGO >Ka awe. Wsi^a . a diatanoe of one half mile going over the aame PRll.APl-.Ll’HIA .aia cSssoisn. bT. UitTh • ourse twenty timea In the go rori; tuut plilfurui Into ■ link of «>trr. Tbr tbo rliika and baa made a lot of money tbi* *oa- 4;irl In Itr CIRCUS AND WILD WEST ATTRACTIVE BANNERS MEAN Increased Business?. RiKht now we can Rive you he iiulividual attention that will mean the "niftiest" banner ever |>ut ui> by aiiv attraction All the Finale of Ciicus Season Proving Agreeable Surprise—Cummins and bip attractions are usin>: our banners. We employ the Ts-st suh- show artists in the country. Ia‘t us tell you whv it means money to you to have your Seaver in Chicago—Frank Wright, Former Showman, Dead — banners made by us, and KltiHT N*OW A banner paint«‘d in thn*e (lays. Notes and Gossip of the White Tops The floale of the rlrrus aeaiioii ia proving ■ D. V, Tantllnger and wife have never missed a cow. P. NEUMANN, JR.. PrM. WALTER F. DRIVER ino»t igrevable surprise to tbose wbo stuck fur parade or performance since they Joined tbe EDWARD R. LITZINQER, SM'y the finlsb. Ueports of big business are coming allow, wblrb was about live years ago. In from all directions. It is a remarkable Wayne Beasley was called away from the show 22'*28 North Dosplainos Stroot, Iblng. KIgbt in the midst of a presidential recently on account of the Illness of bla ala ranipalgn. too. ter. Every fact Indicates that the I’nlted States B. B. McPherson, wbo recently Joined the Is on the eve of a big boom. All the authorities 101 Ranch, la now In trick and fancy roping. agree that pruapertty Is at hand. The cropk. Uncle Dan Boylngton la back with the show, the balance of trade, tbe trend of the market framing up a new mule act. all point to tbe same conclusion. BUI Carreas was on tbe sick list for a while, 30 tuns RErUTlIION MCI Of fVUT TINT Now clrcua bukineas comes In and adds Its but is better now. conflrmatlun. for If tbe shows ran aucceaafully -\rchle West received s fall recently, but wa» For Bands, Military, oppose tbe election excitement. It proves that uot aerioualy hurt. bualnesg Is discounting tbe election; that is not GOSS' SHOW Minstrel First Pan going to wait, that It is going to get guod no BIO. SAUTELLE SHOW. matter which way the election goes. Minstrel Parade, The news la really highly algnldcant. Tbe Slg. Sautelle Show closed at DeRoyter. CANVAS N. Y.. October S. The memories of the closing Ushers, Bell Boys, CVlOflNS A BEAVER IN CHICAGO. UH.v will be lasting, inasmuch as tbe ssdness which always marks the separation and closing Base Ball, Foot Ball Chicago, Oct. 10 (Special to Tbe Billboard). of aneb an organisation, was Increased two fold BLACK TENTS CIRCUS —Chicago's two favorite Colonels. Frederick T. by a visit to tbe grave of E'rank Hasael. a Basket Ball, etc., etc Cummins and Vernon C. S*«ver, came back to clown, formerly connected with the show, wbo VaBlw UTALK. the Windy City yesterday after carefully over- died St lleKuyter during tbe show's last en B* Sore and Mentiim xelng tbe winter quartering of tbelr tented gagement there. Tbe exi«ose o* bis burial wa> flags Waterproof Covers stow at I'eorla. Ill. Colonel Staver will re- defrayed by tbe management, and a neat atone Kind qf Uniform Wanted n-ain in Chicago for the greater part of tbe was erected to mark bis resting place. Tb< SEND rOR REM CRTRIOC RRO SECOSt HMD IIST winter, while the Indomitable Colonel Cummins whole company, beaded by tbe band, marched boarded the Limited on Friday for New York to tbe cemetery, and dowers were placed up<.^o The J. C. GOSS CO-'^^rV," City, where be has an engagement to meet the grave. «RAN Claaa ST CHICAGf Signor I'libilon.'S of the Pubilones Clrco of th.' Tbe closing performance was followed by a West India Islands. In reference to supplying banquet. Mr. Rollins acted as toastmaster and him with a complete menagerie and Incldently, made several speeches. Mr. ttautelle was also Wild Weatem featun's. If he requires them. rall<-d upon to deliver a siweeh. Cheers were ‘The Colonel, in discussing his post st'ason. pro given for all p*Tformers and the beads of all liiot e CansI S<<>4 BARNUM & BAILEY LODGE L. O. O. M. NO. 35 . homson & Vandiveer OF EVERY DCSCRIPTION M*.'iuf4L'turrrt of Now it thr time we need tbe wovk oan Ktre quirk artion and rioee prie* CIRCUS TENTS QUALITY THE BEST TENTS FOR RENT BIB Eaat Fmci StrMt. CINCINRATI.O TIE COIIMBIS TENT & AiNINS Cl coiuyiut. OHIO. SHOW TENTS. BLACK TENTS. CANOT TOPS. MERKV-GO-ROUNO COVERS. •Liid rfrrrtting In c«i. FOR LESS MONEY Wr make a kpet-laltT of spr^-lal lai.vaa for tperlAl purposes. e*preially Small Tut* llallvhoo. t'uriAliia. iKiil Rack. Il.sids. etc. F.>r Fain ai.d Caralvala Write for prtcr*. Tbe drill and degree team. Past Dictator 3. U Snellen Is In front row. center. THE FINEST SHOW PAINTINGS DROPS AT LOWEST PRICES Tell claimed it triumphant and successfnl. due large¬ di'partmenta and tbe party broke up by Joining need and ee will ■rl^J LliWFHT aMlmai ly to tbe untiring energy of bla co-aasociate, henda in one big circle and alnglng Should "hi ENKEBOLL ART CO.. Oaiaka. Nek C^'lonel Seaver. Cummins estlmatea hla partner Acquaintance Be Forgot. aa tbe coming "Jim" Bailey. The show arrived at Homer, N. T.. Ita borne, the next day, and la now being plac«d away. Many changea wUl be made lo tbe make-up next OLD THEE SHOWICAH DEAD. aeaaon. Much of tbe equipment and aU tbe canvas will be new and another pole or two Frank Wright, formerly a well known show will be added to tbe big top. Tbe menagerie man, died at his home in Hyde Park, a suburb will be Increased and tbe show strengthen'd of Cineimiatl, Oct. 6. of cancer of the stomach generally. Aa aoon aa tbe property la pnt away, Texas Snakes The di-ceas<'d was connect«‘d with the old John tbe management will commence tbe erection of Koblnaon Circus for a number of years and It a new work-shop which will be 2S0 feet long Iguana. Chinese Itragniia. I'armu and Animals rov was while In the employ of this circus that be and 00 feet wide. lit Rhows All ptdson snakes flxed safs to handle met and married the late James Robinson's Mr. lAiwande and wife will pay a visit to their Print reaaonatile I'MmtA ablpment of all often daughter. Mr. Wright in recent years has con borne at Reading. Mass.. I^fore commencing W ODELL LEARN. ducted a hostelry whleh was the headquarters tbe new acts wbicb they ^ve In view. 715 W. Caaiaisrte SI., Saa Aslaala, Tstat for visiting professionals. He leaves a widow, Mr. Rollins and wife will visit Rochester. a sc>n and a daughter. N. IT.. Mr. Rollins' old borne town, for a abort while, and will then take np tbelr abode with PYTHONS. HALF-PRICE tbe genial Big. for the winter. Rig Bargains In lithnns, oterstnrked, so am isllliig for half their ealut. FIna condition To the Performera of Rlngllng Broa.’ Showa:— HALF A TON PIT SNAKES I hereby wish to expr»-ss my tbanka and grati¬ DO^'NIE A WHEELER CXOBE OCT. 18. Juat arrled Cub Hears. Llona. Man Monkey BFBT J PCTNAM. 5'i (leneMW HI . BufTalo V T tude to you. one and all. for the money con¬ CIRCUS TENTS tributed to me at Chattanooga. October 4. I A reprear-ntatlve of The Billboard visited the Downie it Wheeler Shows at B<-dford. Va.. and ■ome day hojie that I may be able to do aome CIRCUS AND JU6GLING APPARATUS Seats, Banners, Lights. d*ed for each and every one of yon. enjoyed a few daya with the abow. Both Meaara. lK>wnle and Wheeler express Clubs. Batons and N'ovaltlaa Rtamp for Catalog Wlahtng you the greatest succeaa, and with EDWARD VAN WVCK, ClatlaBSlI. Okta I b< at regards to all, I remain, tbemaelvea as being well pleased with tbe sea Ill Bickifi Tilt Awiiif Co., ColiHbis,l Slncerelv vonrs, Bon, which they state baa been a very pros)i.-r ARTHUR E. MULLEN. ona one for tbelr abow. At Bedford. Rocky Mount and Cbrlstlanabnrg, tbe show played to E. J. HAYDEN t CO., Inc.. capacity. 101 RAKCH WILD WEST, This show w-lll close at Riverton. Va.. 0< i iK-r IS. and will go Into winter quarters at CLITTON-KELLEY SHOWS. On Sunday. .September TJ, tUi! Clifton-Kelley “p'.rnr SCENERY CARNIVAL NEWS Miowa invaded tbe Suuijy South, ’inakinK one biu Jump over f<.Hir line* of railroad from Alel.< uua WE CAN TEACH YOU BY MAIL lerro. 111., to Jlunttniplon, Tenn. Alcl/eausboro'a This euunc In Thestrleal Seen* Pslntlnf k tka H-t Avltatlon and Street Clrcua HBa one of the OXLT ONE In exLn«nce. It Is prscticnl and sasy ta Frank C. Bollock, F amous English Showman, Passes Away In London, biKtest weeks of the season for the shows. The undsnutnd. ETerrbody can learn Uila azelualra l«a- event w as held on the court hou.se la A n. Till'- fMslon and earn bit monaj. Writs Utdar lor baaklat. ENKEBOLL ABT SCHOOL. Fort Straat. Omaka. Octobers—J. D. Williams, Australia's Amusement King— teen pay attractions and about dfty concessions Neb.. U. 8. A. were in the line-up. and all did a hit business. News and Notes ol Carnival Companies t'harles Swift, band leader, left the show at .Mel.eansboro, and has been replaced by II. A llmemiller. JUST OUT-OUR NEW Mo. liare Ih-vil Sampson joined at Mcl.i-anslniro. trank B •stock famous Engl.ah showman and put money Into g'tod stuff He Introdueed tb< and Is putting on his fr-e act. vrstwl..|i' lariilval manager in America, died of bii'lt up front In Amerlrt. Earle Jackson, manater of the merry icu roiiml. 126 SUMMER CATALOG. InflurDxa In lemd 'U, Englaud. on Tuesday, Ur He wsa ever an English showman—never a was taken 111 at Mcl>-ansboro, and remiiii .1 tid~r b rosiiiopollian aud least of all, an American one. there with bis wife. The last report is that lie Bosti" k was the s>>n sigl grsUilsoD of showmen Boaiork. besides training animals with great Is better and will Join the show shortly. WRITE FOR IT tad has a brulbrr In lirltlan who ranks high suteeaa. iiisnsged many animal shows In various Ed Ciilpin, Earle Jackson (former band b ailen TODAY AND Hr tarried bis roiupsulrs to the csiotliient of parts of the world. and the Snider Sisters are recent additions lo Eiiroi* npeslrdly, even Invading I'arla on sev He was one of the first trainers to perform the show. rrsi t"rrss.‘ ns. the fmt of thrusting bis head Into a Boo's O. E tlolforth left at McLeansboro. B'«lo-k made snd Bat fortunes When b- mouth. .Mrs. Mattie Cain, with her Baby Ethel Show. iDil I rsorls lerarl Orsi Invsded the I'oltetl Joined at .McLeansboro. gtstrs bi msde gu:le a g'sid deal of money but liurlnif the week at Breese. 111., a large num —ON— re>ersr, followed and m>«t of bis winnings were AUSTRALIA'E AMUSEMENT KINO. tierof the i«o(de with the show visited St. Ixmls. Watches. Jewelry, dlssliaitd before be returned to bis own couo In making the Jump from .Mcla-ansboro to Pocket Knivet, Razort, Fountala try Bud. Atkinson, the Australian clrcua magnate, Huntingdon, manager Kelley was left at Cairo. Pent, Opera aafi frsnk C. Bosttwk was bom In England fifty Ill., on account of the merry-go-round car he.ng now outfitting In America, tells some marvelous WBOLE8ALB Field Glattet. years sgo. Its t>egsB his business career as a stoilis of the tremendous success achieved In In a bad condition. After transferring the ma Spectacles, ete. rlrrus man In England on a small s FRANK C. B08TOCK MONARCH GREATER SHOWg. 210-212 W. Madison St.. CHICA&O, ILL. The .M"narcli (Ireater Sbowg No. 1. under tlie illre<'tlon of B. H. Patrick, closed the m"et HAT-BANDS .U'-rr-sful season In the history of the shows, at ' allevneld. yuc.. September 111. The greater REPRODUCTION HAND-PAINTED BEAUTIFUL COLORS part of the seassiO was s|>ent In Canada, where A.ssorted sayings: "Everybody's Do¬ the shown iilaye.! a uumtper of <»ld Home Weeks, ing It." Wilson. Taft aud BooaevelL • elebratloiis. carnivals and fairs. The aggre- Price. $11.00 per 1,000. Beprodun- k'lilon was uia Kts'kiik. Is . Oct. 11 iSt>cciaI to The Bill N.srtli.—The effects of bums received last winter while diving Into the .Mississippi River fr-.iti a brl.lge wrapi>e Hickman. Ky.. Oct. 10 iSpcclal to The Bill JAPANESE FLYING BIRO. board*.—Through the efforts of the business Varicolored wings and taila. Plefsea old and youna men of this city, a carnival It being held here Swing It around by the atlck or hang It up In a drafty thia week on the main street ef the city. The place, and the itiLs will revolve, making noise Uka Cllft 'n Kelley Shows are furnishing the attrac¬ flapping of wlnga. Per groes. $3.50. Send Ific fat • tions It Is stated that this la the first car sample. Catalogue to Heelers enly. nival held In this city for ten years PADDLE WHEEL MEN. NOTICE—New Skifiaeat of catchy Vases just i* frea Japes. CARNIVAL NOTES. MOGI, MOMONOI A CO., II Barclay Strset, New York, N. V, The Old Dom.nlon Show continues to do gooil business with the same line up. having only lost three days slnt'e the op-nlng. which was .April lUIIER BALLOONS 'JP The shew m ,11 close November 12. Next aaason three more wig.>ns will he added, to- RUBBER GOODS gtther with a larger side show top and a M* f'X't top with a SO foot middle piece for the kid CANE RACK CANES s*ow. .All the people with the show have sign.**! up for next season which p<>lnts to an early KNIFE RACK KNIVES start (J. 11. Coleman, the well known promoter and SOUVENIR GOODS qneen (s'ntcst man who has Iwn asaoclatctl with the J. Frank Hatch Shs'ws for many years. POR CARNIVAL SALES rl< se,1 the waaon with that aggregation ai Newark. O.. and Joint'd the S-mpa-m and M.irr .le li a wishes realised his achievements would Shews at ChIHIcothe for the balance of the sea SPIDERS II I 111 mm h less wonderful. w'n Mra. Coleman and wm. Bob, went to Chi He Is ihe prealdi nl and manager of and the cago, wh.Te they will si'end the winter iiK'nths CARNIVAL WHIPS laig AVIlltaiiia Co Mr. fhleman will Ji'ln them about Christmas. Hr I'i Ihe J ■>. AVIlllama Co and the J H .After clitalnc a very successful season with AA IllUni. C U Ihe la-gist buyer of films In the the Silver F'amllv Show Septcmb«'r 7 the .Aerial e-rld will, hut om- r\i<|>tl->n the General Flint Stones playol the Grand ’Traverse Pigeon Fair at Traverse C.ty. Mich., which was held from r e AA'llllaiiis Co has buyers In New York. September 23 to 27. Inclusive, snd from there • hbsg ’ loiidon. Par's ami Berlin. jumped to Gonlon. Alx , where they Jolnctl th- Ihe .'ff'ce, of the AA’Ill ams Co are In the iVBrlen A .Allen C«'losssl Shew for the winter. Crtstal I'alaie and a-e very large, apaclou' The s'ow will tour Florida during the winter and lu [W'alng Mr .Atkinson a«ya that no other months. • •fflc,-a In any line of the atmia.'fneDt hualneaa Iti AitvIral a >urpa«s them and that he haa not The roster of Ih,' Elite .Amusement Company «. ell rmiMng In .America to e<|nsl them. Is as follows: Dan Eherhartlt. manager; Mrs c. ® L L J I* AA llllams esnn I he much over :U* yi-ara J C jenneson. S'-crettry; Mrs. Ids Mink, tress We are the oldest Btreetmen’i Supply House la tfes It Is a'loflher I'kclv that he la under .3.5 He nrer; Frank Zollmsn, po'motcr; F'rcd Mink. 'nliad States anu have thousands of satlsflad sasM was l-.rn In I'ark'-rahurg. AV Va , In Ihe lat<’ n'ansgoT of o>'nresslona; Ets'rhsrdt's Wild Ani oars We can satl^ you and want rout buslaaw. s<«en|.ra or early rightlea. our fib's do not give Oisl Show. .A. B. J«'nktn’s Mliwfr Briilnf'fi B«ni1 anil with th«* STREET CARNIVU COMPANIES lirmf Siitt«>n Sh«>«a Mt MaiUhod, 111., und tr^ Popcorn Wagon wantji to join a company at onew. h4>iR In SI IamiIh rrhfi'.trwtn: MniA«Atr BricI Outlines of Stories Told in the Latest Productions of the Patents, Univerjal Film Mfg., Film Supply and Independent WuruTzei^ Companies—Release Dates and Lengths of Subjects Automatic Musical Instruments FILM SUPPLY COMPANY. bxl IC at a dead Kallop. Tlie die _ aii|)<>iiited autlior aeeka to lom- Ilia admin ra. bill W’orld’s largest manutaciurcrs. I'hc largest and qattuonx ** I’uraiied by them. lie Anally eaeapea them , . ^ ■ and resolvea heueefurth to devote bla literary lHK IIK Lll'UNAL (Urania; re laleuta to wrltluK bookleta for a pickle factory. only complete line. Fasy payments. Big hew leaae Uctobi r lo; leriKlIi, — feeti.— and ciaaja on the Frankfurter. On the aame rixl e Another woman, beautiful, aeduc U Calino .Marries A Suffrapette. catalog in colors now' ready. Call or write to the father*'*fmm “t 11^'! .'in’* n “v'' CAU.NU MAltlllK.S A SL'FTlt AOKITK (Ura 'Ihe wife learna of this liaison a "i"*'- f ? KenUeu.an struck by nearest VVurliizcr branch. divorce follows and the wife Is “•'»'> >*•‘1 lusplred a worn Riven the custody of their cLld He la mar- the father beiuR |H*rmitted to Le the little one *" **“■ “'•ri’lfd to him. acconlinp THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO. one day every month ^verallears ha e “* "‘y ** “ •“ CINCINNATI itirtntxiK uh . NKW YORK ti. a r w. salt: CHICAGO •»* ai •. ed and the father Is preparmp to visit his baby 'oIkd of terror. She puts Wahad,.; PHILAUHI.l'HlA sit ( hesiautI; bT. LulTS ilpnoiivti; CI.RVKLANU marahallinp his tokens of love lo the foru? of ■ course of spr.aits that Include ■ tsM Iturao Bl'FF.ALO ibtl Mam>: UKTKOIT laAdam. W.li LOl'iSVILLK toys. As he is arranplB* them a leUer arrive! «r«lnlUK. wrestllnp with the kitchen imw Oranii; COLl'.MHL'Sc'iTAaiC Mwini: U.AYTUS nn N, Ludlewt. NKW.AKK, S'. J. reading that the chllVfa 111 and that he can liooklUB friend wife up the back, lie M Uroad ; KANSAS CITY inu7 Malat; EKOVIDKNCH, K. I. T Abon.i. not see her this day. He Implores hia'one tliu. **"‘*'y “*“■ proverbial worm and shows wife to allow him to see the little universe to wear Although feeling the deepness of he wound ‘"i ““.1 his act In years pone by and in Ihe tolls of a I ***“'’ »t‘vlug the paw new- passion for a suitor whom she is soon to Wed, she consents. The other man la on the THANHOUSER. B.s-ue as the father stands by the sick bed and the little one responds to his caresses. With , A-'r- -aiVSs FETTICOAT C A M I’ Jealousy and fear he watches Ihe child brighten «•.< '* 'c=^, (Comedy; release Oct. under the warmth of her father’s presence and 0 ■ 'a.'V length.-feeti.— \ DROMMEIIS I!“ ?!!!!» the rival Sees the little bands reach out and V J Several young married Has a untvrnial reputation amuoa tbouaanda of bring togellier Ihe beads and hearts and lives * j. J Sm" 'uuples decide to cam;- $10.00 drummera A perfect awing- ^ of those who bad parted, I'he bridi-groom elect *> 3k for the summer, leasing Spacial Offar Ina beatar. pa ao'lslljref »ho shout s<,en her I led him to the bench, snd left him f b maiden state, who look as though My work was done, and 1 knew It was sneeess- OCTOBER 19, 1912. T ti e O 1 111> o a r d 25 fiil wlu-n 1 MW till* glad Hiclit lu her i-yea. It «ta only aluliborni-aa tliat hail kept them apait A PATRIOTIC FEATURE all tlieae yeara. The job waa to brltift them to- (If i>at1li'ular liilereat to morinf phiura palmna K'lher anil 1 did It. You are aurb a little paiiay that you l au't aee what I ai-e, but the tall THE UNITED STATES ai.iillower will tell you that .Mlaa May and her awretheart are aittiuir on the henrh, aa liappy aa two lorera ever were." Then the ifardner r» ae from hla kneea and hobbled away, rejo.clng ALL ROADS LEAD In the bappliM-aa he bad hroiiKht to otbera. g *1 brftUttfullT-rolnml HltdM. ftU lAk#n right ftl4>hg tlir Uit» of lti« 11*12 r«v1rw PATENTS COMPANY, THIS IS A BIG ATTRACTION ES8ANAT. I'rlie. ft) OU the art. with puatera. a t A Al A\f '“O-' '\AAJ'IAV drama; release Oct. '22, length., l.taat. feet).—l.etlj Xfilm^ King la the tomboy on liar / SUPPLY ’Gaofflont’ NOVELTY SLIDE CO Uancb. bhe tllla the naabing ca NEW YORK. JF paua full of aalt and when the CHICAGO. hoya waah they get their eyea | ATLANTA. and n'jaea full of It. '1 hen ■fot h' ^l^elty tlea a lariat to the ^1%^^ JMHt table cloth, allachea the other end to a moving buggy and \ f the buya' dinner la depoalled *UAlAf\l iV 1 floor, much to their aa • ilUIUrLAT^ loulahment. One morning l.et ty meeta Arthur Springer, an Kaaterner, and the bund of alTeCtlou a|iriuga up between Ihi-iu. l.etly ia ala-i loved by Jim liunn. a cowboy, and la much pul out when l.etly re- turna hla ring and announcea her engagement to Sjirlnger. Iwo montha later Springer and l^-lty de|iarl to the city to be married and the aa- | aembli-d Cowbiiya cheer them. At thia time. Hob Hlake, alierllT. la nolllled by Cheyenne police that .\rthur Springer la wanted for wife abau doumeut and to arreat him. Meeting Itunu and the Imya Hlake Infurma them and a wild ride begina after the atage. Overtaking It the boya force Springer to climb out and coufeaa bia guilt. Spr.uger la arrealed and the boya conduct Lelty back to the ranch bouae where abe aoba out her miaery until a touch on her aboulder cauaea ber to Ka>k up Into Iiuun'a fare. He bolda out tlie old engagement ring and the repentant tomboy la claai>ed In hla arma. HUl.Mll.NG FATHEK AROU.ND (Cometly; re leaae October 23; length. l.tJUO feet).—Harry Hriak lovea Minerva Orumpley. Old Orumpley declarea that Harry can not marry hla daughter tTALA FILfI until he haa glO.UUU. Now Harry baa $2,UiX) and -TORINO- plana bow be can get the balance, lie aeea a merry go round on a vacant lot. Two lota next Mm to old Grumpley'a home are vacant, and be coo celvea a scheme to bring the old man around He purchases the lota fur bla $2.0U0. then gets the owner to move bis concession over on his proi>erty for free rent. Next morning Urumpley • WRITE PPR- la dlacovered raging In his library with the gout and the noise coming from the crowds on the NAW\E.O? WEAKEST OFFICE merry go round. He ruabi a down and receives ImvtTsitl Tht‘atn>s an- MAKING MORE . uo aatlafactinn from the merry-go round owner, who shows hla (wrmlt. Grumpley decides to MONEY THAN YOU ARE! ThtMr pr<.i;r.tnis l>uy the lota, but finds that the price asked la PILH SUPPLY C0 .If BETTER BALANCED. Tht ir FEATURE JUi.fagi. This be refuses to pay and is forced FILMS an- la ttt-r Tht-ir patniiis stick to ' to sQeod another night of torture with the racket. Next morning be buys the lots at the •.hem la-ttcr than voiirs tlo to vou. l»c- J33 ' J3S U^sr 3t New York nuN- UNIVERSAL FILMS an- L'ivi'iif; UNU VERSAL SATISFACTION. Why worry alMtiit the htismt ss you an- iosiny; w ht-n vou can [r“t It all hack—ami mon- — by (uMykiny; with l iuvcrsal tiliiis ami with im- ? Write this ilav' OFKICLS AHE AS KOIJ>OW» M Watt Lake Strati. CHICAGO, ILL. II] Faraaai Street. OMAHA. NEB. SkH Block. MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. -on's yard. Good parson finds It. ind stirts a <1 Walsut Street. 0E8 MOINES. lA. flr>-. The powder eTjdmlea and the room wreck cd. likewise Jlma.in He la found by his neigh lUtiilEST and HEIST filni renter In the world. t-ora snd several days Ister Is barely able to h,>bhle around on crutches. Meanwhile Oid Tightwad suspects Jlin of stealing the wood, snd Iwlng chairman of the church commltt.e. •h'lnan.ls his resignation. IVtermIncd to catch the real thief and save hU job. the parson and Sainanthv giianl Tightwad's wood pile thit night and capture t'ncle Ephraim. The darky con fosacs and Is lodged In Jail. S>me time later the pars.in and Sainanthy return home from ttiolr wiilding ceremonv ai'd are besieged by th> neighbors who fill the nsom with presents “THC ECONOMIZER MAN .Among these Is a big chiv'olate cake and the pars.ui fi-ela certain It would be relished by the They Accomplish the greateat virtue of All— •larky languishing In Jail The whole wedding clear. steacLv. fliokerlesa pictures. •'POWER"' haa train g.v's to the tail and delight the old fel developed projection to absolute perfection and low’s heart with the cake, snd then go home thrown Into the discard forever, the mechanical while K|>hra1m eats contentedly. drawbacks of the past. ST’NSHINE iPrtma; release October C.t; There's the hand for you. Mr. Exhibitor! With hnglh. 1 .rtk> fiell.—Father O’Hrlen la reading It you will draw to a full house, AND KEEP IT the paper, which states that J.ie Hoberts. i con FI LL. TOO. ,1.meet iniirdorcr Is still silent s« to the m,-'tlve -A word about lenses. We have given this sub¬ for his rrlme The priest s,'.arehes his haptisms’ ject years of study, and are convinced that our reeord snd flnils that he t4>ok J.e an*! his sister. machines are euulpped with the very best the Sunshine. Int,^ the chur.’h when thev were bsh'ss market afT (Cs'ntlniicd on page .3A. i FOR MUTUAL BENEFIT. MENTION THE BILLBOARD WHEN WRITING ADVERTISERS. Xtie Blllt>oarcl OCTOBER 19, 1912. FAIR MANAGERS’ REPORTS OUR TINT TODDUR A Comp>cncliuin of Useful Data, Giving the Attendance, Weather Conditions, Industrial Conditions and Class of Attractions Pre* -Manipulative Boy Doll vailing During the 1912 Fair Season Is roallv the one best new novelty of the season that we Alllioueli encounteriiiK bad weather, the {whirl were eneairiHl. Marwh WlHeheart aote mmienade tthls'yea ds'^-.ar'" "" •rveT'l^ncesslon.D^^.rveT'-iklX messVona Si withwit" I rhe"*gT?a"j!^I"’'ev*er'I'"””*"'' •"<' Tn''.drf'ion .?d""!*rn„rvVmilnary'wa. WB Pmtfitt Ollf CUStOmEIS «’n.lin»: Clltuloc tOron.silint’rs; ther.’fore elery•very V*'**gl.i;r.elegitimate game *amland^^^^^ TrinTe'’X':!?ke*T*‘to i .f^Theth- F'""-! M*nd.•?a"nd* werewerl" madem.*d"e'’ JlsJn'^o^Te; new j ^ riOlBtl UUl lUSlOmBIS vtnlini: for r;it;tloi:iU’. 8t;He what kin.l g.sHl buslti**ss Iliirlug the week. No game that | ^.rro. Tw*. wasii'as* Hotmu* on tliethe* levelb'vIl^ waswa^NoleratJ^I tolerate*! on *thethe I *"<’ erected.iTn’ m!?**’Tie { of husinofvS VOU :iro in. SO WO call illStmKUIsil yoU fnitll ii consunficf grounds. Over 540 *Skl was paid out In prlres. »'’e association , man 'iMeh ‘t"hJ'm.'‘n:; apement’”" wiiBsm X^’ing V«rrhV'^Xr«ry WE ARE MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALERS OF STREETMEN’S GOODS. purses ami attractions, despite which the manl ; ‘JV* The Washington County Fair at Brenham ag**ni**nt was able to reisirt an estimated garplua of over making the total surplus to *Tate Z '” ' fucces.ful ^^-r held In over jn.iNsi, AV. ('. M*sire acte*l as secretary. ,T*xas. on October 4. The fair The liil.*rslateliil,*rslate Fair. of I..Micld.urg. s a, |Ij.** ^*'1' "0*n.led The1 ne live stockstork and, no j-.iilfrysun try N. SHURE CO., Madison and Franklin Sts., Chicago, III. whbh IsIsgaii gaii O*O*lol»*r lol»*r 1. was u-h.*re.l through M'T’IsvM 'Hsv was ex. eptlonally fine. An exhibit th.xf b.iir of th** most su. * **ssful davs siii**e Its ..r ' Interested the fsrim rs was the dlsplav of up to ganlzation. <*ight y<*ars ag*>. The ofli. lals were ; f*”" machinery and veh'cb s. Everything satlstlisi and the exhlbitb'ti was a monev-maker I Ihe vehicle lln** from a farm wagon to s A A TWO BIG SELLERS In all .b partments. The liiitii uralb.n of exhlh , HO-T automobile was seen. The balln..n asc-n Its of I.viicliburg nia*le tir*slu*-1s ms.le a big hit. : sl"n was a siiccesa. The n-w agrb-ullural building was filled with ! Tlie San Ang**lo. Texas. Fair, wh'ch closed lnl<*r**stlng exhibits from the counties contlgu- j October 5. was well att<*n*b>*l. The exMh!f» oils t.i lyii.-hburg. -A gmsl array of fr»s* at- were excellent and c*imparedc.impared faiorablv with lU^i ntc ^lltr <)U! s^mv\e and CROWN STYLO INK PENCIL. trai tb.iis was s*-< iir AOENTS^ URE.LSSHTHIN( A sure monry mak^. Some- thinir new. Sell **Ziftnur'C<>n- centrsted ExtratU for m«ktnff ^ Whi»liM«, l.iqu<»ra and C/ordiala at home Itavoa ovor B / ^| HI tKo M^mot daalara* pwicm%, MjUiea ■ B ■■ CIBCU8 GOSSIP. Ihaffrnuinearttcla. A f«*w minute# H r H|^Vl FAIR WORKER A^D DEMONSTRATOR ^Msthe work. SiHctty tosltlmato. ■ \ B^.. M II»b*r Broi.’ Circus and Wild W«*t closed at N« Ncowao roqwltoe. Uaedbyljq* Weat Manaflald. O.. 8epteinl)er 29. with the , oor iWaWra for years. Sells in e>tK«-r followlog mater: R* gloald C. Ileber. manager; We have the original “AUSTRIA” Self-Filling Fountain Pen, each I wet lUirclen it Hliannnn (Orphfum) Montreal. I ItomlnidO) Ottawa. 2126. Bolander Kanilly Concert Co.: Newton. Kana., 16; (Convention Hall) 8allna IT; i.Mt riiemmil McrUeraon 18; (Cuurtland O. 11.) Courtlainl Rruwn it Foater (Kuipreaa) Muakeg 'n, M.cli. Beveridge, Harry It Beaa (l.yrle) Butler, Pa.. ROUTES AHEAD Indef. Bell it Carver (Colonial) Erie, I’a.; (Kelth'a) Toledo, O., 21 26. Barrett, Frank (I’laza) Buffalo, N. Y., 1416; Kirand) Uloan 17-18; (Id^ric) Jameatown 21- 23; (Temple) lAK-k|>ort 24 26. Blampbtn It Hebr (Savoy) Siiiierlor, Wla., 14 Mauagera and perfurmen an respectfully requested to contribute their dates for this department. Boutea 16; (N. K. Star) Duluth. Minn.. 17 lU ^ ' ■- A Marvelous (SUM rracb Tlie Kllllioard iiM later than F'rlday of each week to Insure publication. Bernard, Al. (Majeatic) IxGrange. Qa., 7 19. The Billboard foraardu all mail for profesalnnals free of charge. Memben of the profeaalon are Invited, Blai'kburn A Anderaon: 223 Cypreaa, (.olunibua, Syntbetic Gem abllc oil the road, to haic their mall addressed In care of The Billboard, and It will be forwarded promptly. O., SOOct. 29. Not Imitation Blair It Kloaset (Knee Comedy Co.) Alpharetta, ^ —th« tnuitn>hof Talegrams inquiring for routes not Bennett Broa.: 258 W. 69tb at.. N. T. C. Ga. ^ fnrnaee. m/ttwigJoja—stan.la liliiig. nreaeda. .1 Bennett Siateia: 13u8 Forest ave., Kansas City, Bowera Waltera It Crooker (Apollo) Vienna. taatalilieadiaiDond- guarantee*! to contain no glioi. given in these columns will be ignored Krmoh Gams liave no paste, toll or liacking- O.' r Mo. Auatrla, Nov. 1 30. Ijnless answers are prepaid. brilhbnc) i* iruarbnt^d former. One*thirt»etii ll 0 Bennett A .Marcello: 206 W. 67th at., N. T. C. Besaie'a Coekatooa (Einpreaa) Victoria, B. C.. coat of a d.amond. Theae refnarkab.e gema are a* t Bernards. Original; The Bllllaiard, Chicago. Can.; (Empreaa) Ta Australian Four: 244 W. .39tb at., N. Y. C. tauma Family: 1227 E. 71st at.. Chicago. Ilair, Arc 2120 W. Van Itiiren at., Chicago. STAR THEATRE, MELROSE, A'Adama A Clarke: Hudson Heights, N. Y. #'Alfre . » Alpha Sextette (Majeatic) Llttla Rock. Ark.; (Majestic) East St. Louis, III.. 21-26. • Alvin A Kenney (Keith's) Syracnae, N. Y. PERMANENT ADDRESS Alice Teddy. Roller Skating Bear (Pantagesi (Oakland. Cal. TATTOOING Arn. Bownle (Gem) Mayavllle, Ky., Indef. Improvsd Elactrlc Tattooing Machinas. Austin A Smith: Denamore Hotel, Kanans City. Hold Wtih a guarantee Chetiieat and Mo. Tatliioliif Hiippllea on the market He Allman, Jack (Empreat) Denver. &)lo.; (Em- iwauilful haiHl-colore roekr7, CI«Trr; WauMU, Wli. Cuwlt-t Kamil.*: Altooua. Wla. Crawfurda. Dancing: 1439 Baiter at.. Tolado, 0. « ree*. Tbc: W'vlwiar CIl;. la. L/Alkirk* FOR REMOVING MAKE UP Crlinmlna k Uorr; 332 W. 26tb at.. N. T. C. l//m ■ 11 M SEND 75 CENTS FOR PINT TIN ^ t'rouiria Tbrrr: 3U6 Hummrtt ava., HcbenrctadT, W/ml At aH good drug and department stores or direct, postage prepaid, on rteeipt of N. Y. rt«ui»rll k Samse: Dliun. III. '•wwMw..uTrMoa>trtina''^*4 ■ price. Pleasant, quick and economical to use. No wax or paraffine; won’t grow <'n>aa k Crown: 1119 Nrrada at., Toledo, O. ^* hair. Improves tke complexion. Used hv headliners everywhere. Cullt-n Hi»a.: 2910 Bllawortb at.. I’bila. A P. STEVENS CO. 1182 BROADWAY. NEW YORIx Cnnnlngbam, Due k Kddla; 3237 W, Uianabaw at., Cblrago. TTTTTTTYTTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTVTVVTTTTTTVTTYTT Currla * k,arlr: 337 S«. Stata at.. SprlngSald. III. Currj * RIIc7: Binghamton, N. T. lellemead rrou|>e: B<>x 71, Uaklaud City, luu Triel, Mr. A Mrs. Thornton: 117 Newman are.. Cattja. Uualcal: Su34 B. Baltimore at., Baltl- .leMareel l■■r•>» ; i.V>e W 4.')th i., I.oe Aii,rete> BaOonue. N. J. m<>ra. OeMoht, Robert, Trio: 1932 S. Ridgeway are.. Fp.bel A Huge: 112 W. 103d at., N. Y. C. Cadlaui: 224 llarrlaon at., Fawtorket, K I. Chicago Kalla. Billy, A Scintilla: 5 Virginia are., Oates. $40 TRUNKS FOR $6 Caron * Herbert: Fair llateo. N. J. Denula Broa.: 131 Raymond at.. Fall Klrer. N. Y. 3k*hat you need for storing valuabla papers, maa- Caroa. Mjliig; 3.37 HtImmiI l‘la<'e, Jubnatown. Ta Xi aea. Fi-io A Fuzzy: 3818 E. 11th at., Kansas City u.*c-ript*. clolhtiig. furs. eic. 34x22x25, 34x23x23: eirler k Waleta: 2 Divorce (JuestUm (Rotslsnd A Clifford's!, Gaa Garden of Allah, Llebler A Co., mgra.; (Audl- DRAMATIC & MUSICAL kill A .MacVllly, luc., b'sie'es; Chic.igo Heigiii'. lorluiii) ChlcaK". Aug 31 Oct. 26. PARKFft^JUMPMCHORSFa CAIIRV U8 Al f Adaujb, Maude, (.'baa. F'rubiuan, uikt-^ Kirmiun 111., 20; Harvard 21; Moliris-, Wis.. 22. Get Rich (Jiib k kValllngford. Coliau A Harria. baiu. Ala.. 1(5: Nashville. Tenu.. 17; .Meui|«lil> SlonghluD 23; B’-aver Dam 24; Cainbrla 2.‘>. mgra.: Wasb.ngloU, I). C., 21 ‘26. 1^ lb; Hot Si.ritiK*. Ark., 1!1; Little Ito- k J'J. Portage 26. Girl In the Taxi, .klicliai-l Faraday, mgr.. Ix>D- Ft .Smith iJli; Jojiliu. .Mo.. k>4; Tulsa. OkU.. Divorce (JuestioD (Central l Uowlanil A Cl.ffoid. don. Eng . Sept. 7. Ind. f. ik'i; .Muskottee I’d. uigrs.: Bockford, Ill.. 1(1; W.ssDt.s-k 17: (HiM'iiior s I ad.i. M,-ssr« It.-ls-e.. A Fill.>11. Alma, Where Do You IJve? (No. 1. Jos. Hammond IS; Juliet 19; .kurora 2(i: (Ittawa mgrs.; (R.publlci N. Y'. C. Sept. 5, Indi-f. Weber'ai, Oniionil H. Butler, niKrs.: Charle- 21; Pontiac *22; BliKimliigton 23; F(siria 24. Ilaik.'ll, Jas. K . Ill III. Grain of Dust illroad toL, s. ('., Hi 17; OraUKehiirK 1^; -kucusta. Jacksonville 2.3; .springticld 26. wa). |i.-lni.r. Colo., 14 19. (■a.. 19; Columhla, S. (',, ill; Sumter ilii; fTor l»ov<- of Peace. Walter Damroscu, mgr.: Fhila Hit. h'-.H-k, Ba.\iiioii.l. Clia» F. itr..wii M.gr.: erne 211; DarllUKtou 24. Wilmluxtou. X. ('., 2(1 delphla. Fa.. 14 26. CH.-a;;.i. HI . Il.-t. 7. Imb-f. Alma. Where Do Live";; MlDueauolla, MiLii., l8-Koven (l|H-ra Co., D. V. .krthiir, mgr.: (B>.s Hearibri-ak.-rs iklorl II Slnger'si. Sam kljera. 21-26. tom Boston. Mass., Oct. 7. Indef. mgr.: kiiiiia. .krla.. 16; I'h.s nix 17. rii'-«..n 18, Alma, Where Ito Y Maafr <>f the llouar, M I 32 Tlie Billboard OCTOBER 19, 1912. ROUTES K»>L. Tr;- 1227 K Tltt it., Ck:f«*o. I.i.V<,> KAEA A Flrlrr 4 Mill at.. Tr-». .V V Ktrt».V<> Kr** Pilt-r^^o. N J. I.ar^.ll.arr>.i iLitLt Tbr- 22U< 224 a»».. Brni ff’i'n. Tb* 24<> K SStt it.. Cblris'). taToiitaToki I'tPb.i. yiJ K. l.’.'b »t.. I.-« A:..'r.»-. mrO&lLEU SATES Kt faiiBn Trocp*. U* it.. H 'p"lT.t.^r,'* p*,; ' * A’k'na axe . N. 8.. | ^ 37 ^ 4^,01. at.. Chicago. j 'Jljla * '•;;“'»on : 5S R .^ at . Buffalo The- Rot 274 FlgtTi Tel I l-cK y A Dlam-.niD White Kata. N. Y. C. I V<-lman, The: .14 8--uth Waiblngttui at.. Ko ...... rrell Co • 3'1«4 W Mad'J-t, at Chlmgo I-calie A Knarte; H24 W. 3.5th at.. Chicago. WE PAY ‘‘'.T'"* K ...cce-ful l^d u. ^ttningr Jewell A Barlow; .V142 Arllngf-to axe.. l-lnd..y Family: 774 E. Wood at.. Decatur, j Mitchell,. T»ro: 217 Seymour at.. Cuml-rland ’ll?'.iu'*?; JJ';;;*", “L, \J’ ••t,u'iig."'A Renfrew 714 Rmadwax Ere'etl | •-''>‘1 Hirry H.; 135 Foots axe.. Jameatown. | Mltitx A at.. I'liHa j •OSKUS^DUC^^^A^^O^^^OxaWJJffMMMtaa^^^ Maaa.Maaa 1 V. - M.-ntaiiibo A- We'U; White Kata, NIC I w—. w t ■—«, .ne'e.,n.—. T.t'e-T-tt,. on**11 osth->4,., ,,at yttlwankee.Mitwankee. i I.lnea. Marry: 4'2(l 4th at. South. Mlnneipolla. 'I-T-tell.e., The; FrankD.rt. In.I I 1 1^1 g M I". fiw I, tllefleld C. W’ • 32 Seyenth axe.. N. Y. C. M-ntgoii-.-ry. Mar«bal: 5t) Turner Place. Br k •rre A Hamllron- 392 VtaMi,cbnaetta axa.. Buf Have you got our lateat aong httaf OCS WIN'KI.ER. I.V-xd A Falla: ShS Lyell ave.. Gatea. R-icbeater, 1X11. 1 falo K-.-m 31. crai'rt mx-ra Hou— lllda . Chh-ag,' Ill. 4 eome A TxR'-x' *14 Vtarx at. St Joaeph. MO N. V. M .i"-.-. F've Flying; ‘■00 F at . Mtincle Ind nnet, 'The- 04® V Wetee., are . Chicago. L-x kxx'xula Mnalcal; 133 Cannon at.. Poiigh M -r*.- A Clark; 217 Mh "t.. Baraixto. W'la. - .eea 'Treo; (k/nth Rand tnd kcepfle N. Y. 'D>rloh. F..iir: '.’ful 5th ,1 Detroit. SC)I\(i l‘OKMS W AINIF'D fi Tdan, Fixe Jncgllnr; 4724 Aftalan-I axe , CYil ! Ic'we. Vlualcal: 37 Ktdge R .ad. Rutherford. Mvl e A Dnh: Mii,crxla. Wla cago. I N. J. ^ MK'ree DaxenixirtDaxen|K>rt Troupe; S19 Colllngtiixtd axe Caab or rotaliy to xou NF.KDH.VU Mt Sit' IIiM 8K. 4‘ SI Ixtula VI.I a cnh'« Dog, (fyilipie) Mlnnean-'H*. Mlrn. I. we A Sterling: 1.5.32 Terpsichore at.. New Or- T-'ledo. (I t me«. M « I.oiila. A Co. (Orpheiim) MInne leani. Mack*. A'-rlal; 221 E. 471b at . Chicago arx-ll,. Minn. t.nMna. Four Dancing; 172* N. 21,t at.. Phtla. Ma--T.arena. Fixe Mualcal; 2S5S N 'JTIb *1 cV, n Joe (Kclth'al .Atlanta Ga ; (Lyrlcl I-uqaaer. Two; Flagler. Colo. D’-'la MODERN THEATRE FOR SALE Dayton, O. 21 24. Luce A I.tice; 3.525 Krather Road, Clexeland, O. Mar<1o Trio; «V'.l Carroll at . Akr»n O I In town of 17 (Mxi. with a-hlltlotial drawtiig pi>p,ila- rd n De I’arla (EmpTe*,) D nxer, Colo ; (Em- I.(icier. Fred A B--aa Onaet Ray. Maaa. Ma*'-n. Dick A Fannie; 7th A Broadway. I>nul* ’!iM' --f 1.%-,"- wKliiii ra.Inia of ala (4) ittllea. lit New .prexal Kenaaa C'tr Vfo , 21-24. I.ncler A Ellaworth: 472 41at at.. Oakland Cal xllle. l.-ra. t thlrtt htr I'.i iiilira I'l-na-h Ifhlt New a ’Tatime, H. Roaa: 4444 Vernon axe.. 8t IjOnla. l afayettea, Two; Oahimah. Wl Maaona. Four: Fair Haven. N J. I 1-0-1 — . Hirer ,,ar* -iM. ni-xirrn and up to dale In Ijine A O'Donnell; 271 Atlantic at.. Bridge ever) |.trtli-iilar I'lava all Ida , liy imxlih-llona. Meeh Internationalnteimatlona. Trio: 3.43lf4 B-rgmB-rg'-n a,at New j|Srailif .apai-lix -u-rV'u:,.C ih.-i.toil iIimmii tV!::;'(Vxx) reaann port. Conn. ark. N J hnaon'a. Martin. Sonth Sea Iiland Traxelognea ‘s. ^ eva* -a f-,r aellli.g l»4»ih, tii»(i„u tti8%kpranawrr tilde—unlr^ toil havehtkfp aii leaat fOrpbeuml Dea Molnea. la.; (Orpheum) Lin lAng A Mae: 2«20 Albert at., Phlla. Meleln Broa, Three: 915 Perry at.. Reading ; all thouaand ihdlara i|i. lUMi) raah A,l M >•37 MICHI6AN AVE., CHICAGO. Pktao—Calsaitt M24. 100 rooms—IS 04 week and up With prteats bath, fa 04 Located centrally on the World’s GraataW Houleeartl KiHima clean, airy and boaelLha. Ela- N. Dwarborn Str««ti vaton. 'phnnea. ImH and mid running aratar. Bvaty- thing modern. Four muiutet from loop tbeauaa. CHICAGO. ILL. THE GIRL WHO TAMES ELECTRICITY Best Film Service. Lowest Ibices. Why waste your time wtih shows Dial get no mooagf The Klectrtc Ad ta a feature for Fairs, t'amlvala. Sideshows. Museums. Store Shows and Vaudevtlla. Can be workr.1 on pisiform or tn a pit. Prtos, ilX3 00. WDte for panlrulars Lliliograplia for the act. O W ALLE.N. Manhattan Tlieairc. Hat 81. catkloguea now ready All the Latest Improved Rope. and Broadway, .New York ('tty Chain and Sensational Fs<'apes .Newest Creatloiia In Adeance*] Illusions; Spt-ttualisttc Effects: challenga And the right la produea ibam m Mind Readli.g Ads; Newly Perfectesl Card T^ka. eoal af manuacrtpl Gat Now 044- Ventriloquist Figures. Books, Pussies and Joken' Se¬ slog N T PLAY HCRRAr A crets, Plans. Apparatus. Tables or Ait-essoriea Al'TBDRR’ EXCBA.N'OK. Trtmawl W. ALBERT TRIPP, Routt 10. Ntw Bedford. Mata. Theatra. N Y. C. SOMETHING new. big money getter; cragy house and "BE IN IT" g«t a copy of tho all kinds of lllusloas and Galalea for two |ie.iple. Can get big money with them tine E Or# N'lokel Mint ropoom and IVanut Marhlne. uard SLOT MACHINIS. PIN GUM OPCRATORt IWIU. AftPNTQ l•<^HTUAITH r#r; FKAMKH, l&c ^ Klip*-? l*M?ireA Ir Rt* re*Mw^ipee WANTED AGENTS Views. Ic. SO dayR* credit Samplet tad eatalei Idefitimate Hulratitute for Hl<*c Mat'hlnea. free.. ro.NS#»Ln»ATKI> I'fiKTRAIT To. l»ep( 0817 «elU on alfbt fur |l ao Tartlculara. C1IH1 1027 W’ Adama Htreet. rtilrago. Ill I'AN'T Anderwrtfi Ind NOTICE-$14.50 Will buy you a flnt'claiM RLirK R\Hrir:RrF:il TYPKWHITF.K, rebuilt and fully (iiararitee*! Hem* Kaay money ftelllng our $3 fK) Hi amp AfTlier durli I* O Money ffrder for H «*<*. »he Galanrr V O 1> \ Wattere, Nellie, A Her Stock* Co., C. Auaklngt, Beevea', Al.. Show: (Corinthian) Rochester 14- Littlejohn's United Sbowg. Tboa. F. Llttlejolui. PERMANENT STOCK mgr.: Albuguarque, N. M., till Oct. 2b. 19; (Bastable) Syracuse 21-23. mgr.: Greenville, Tenn.. 14-19. AlIrntuMD, i*a. (I.]rci-uiu) CalamltU Uo. Wblttlugtun Stock Co.. £. E. YWhlttlngton, mgr.: RobiniMjn Crusoe Girls, Sam Uoblnaon, mgr.: Lay Metropolitan Sbowa, C. E. Barfield, mgr.: Oom- ISoatuu (I'aatlr M Film Synopses iNDISPUttBlE ORiaHHORS»■ COWBOY FILMS, (CuatiDurd from page 23.) LWtCONIINUf TO Of PER EA(HWEE^ MR.G.M.ANPERSON Dave I*rice. Tbat afternoou llarding flnda Millie « ^0.0 XiPOPULARLY KNOWN AS'aRONCHO BltbY )IN THRU UNO STORIES alooe, asks Uer lo be Ula partner for the danee. and, nben Rbe reriiHeH, attempts to steal a klik • OF EARLY DAYS IN WESTERN AMEPKA.STACED UNDER THE PE RSONAl Fteving Uerxelf the girl secures a revolver from the raui'b bouse, but Is seen bj Dare, wlio ques SUPERVI5ION«>»MR.ANDERSON.AS5ISTtDBTA(ARETUllY .^RAINED COMPART tlous ber and learns tbe truth. Tbat night, productions' in this paper while Ibe dance is on, I’epita goes to tbe bar¬ room for refresbuient. A moment later Jake Ilardlnx enters and baa I’epita in bis arms when tbeg are discovered by liig Moose, who kills Harding with Millie's revolver, which la lying on tbe bar. I’epita asslats liig Moose to escape More Light for Less Money and places Millie’s revolver on tbe Boor beside the iKNly. To save himself, liig Moose eumiuuna Start On A Sound Basis the sberilT, who arrives in time to find Millie Cel a ma.'hliie that ran IM> tht work—and do It now—and tniitraw— Btanvling over the dead body with the gun in and for a soud loi.i time to come. ber baud. Tbe innocent girl la accused, broughi to trial, and is about to tie convicted when I.el the Idea about tbs oiiflnsl macblns go. I’epita confesses Big Moose's guilt. The old BK MIIDKKN—I'l’-TU-DATK—GET MACHINE WISE by IniUUlag Judge la sliOut to dismiss court when Dare, with the mislrrii msoblus—TUv MCTltiOllAI'H Millie In hU anus, declares tbat tney wish to Calcluai Cai.Maklni Outfit. be marrleil. The ceremony Is performed and Tills Is the day of progrvas-Tlmo keeps oa comlna and gnliii—aod all ends happily. I B J Save money by buying the old'fs.I.iniieil machines must be repla<-e<1 with the Mstletrayb—tht aiast r y PKHFECT1I and gel the slm- durable—lisiyle—acoestible aietioa yietsra aiaablat ta tba aarkat—aad plesi and most powerful por- tbe Msebiae tbat prsjacte tbe beet pictsra CIH-EB. table Calcium Light-making Outfit made Ceiirraies li. own gas as MANUFACTURED AND JOBBED BY (deorge Kleine.) iieeiled under powerful pressure, THE INVITED GPEST (Comedy; whh-h Insures a ttroag, steady and brilliant llglit. yc ,i.. release Ocl. 2'J; lengib, 701 feet). —3lr. Btout la flatterisl by an In- DOES NOT GET OUT OF ORDER. The Enterprise Optical Mig. Co V vllalion to dine at a friend's bouse. ^ Si meg and simple In construction. X BmPT After arraying bimself In hla "very All heavy mechanical parts elim¬ 570 West Randolph St., Chicago. inated .Non-eiploslve. easily JQe best” and procuring a huge boquet, handled. Abeolutaly safe and do- be arrives, receiving a cordial wel- pen able. 30 Indies high. Weight onb' IS ll>t. come from bis hoet and hosteaa and Kxhlliitoni. experiment no longer. Cot tba tlieir two children. The children strongest llgiit at the smallest cost. Price com¬ take it ujMia tlieins<-lvea to see tbat not one dull plete with burner, only $‘JS Particulars free, or moment shall break Into the pleasures of tbeir sent C. D. I> on small deposit. guest and by all manner of pranka make life CAPITAL MERCHANDISE CO.. Our Catalogue D free for tbv asking. l>woia4 miserable for him. After enduring It as long 440 S. Otarbora Straat, Chicago. III. exclusively to On-hestra Balia I3g kinds of Balia, as possible, be starts to make bia departure, but ranging In price from fJV.uO to ffuO.Vt. finds that the youngsters have smasheil bis bat and filled Ids coat pocketa with water. Cikmi J. C. DEAGAN, reacblng home .Mr. btout takes aoleuin oath to "regret" all family dinners thereafter. And Hortcau tV Hast Ravenswooit I’ark Incidentally tbe rhllilren receive a thrashing and Avf.s., CmiWCO, ILL.- a lecture uiioa the proper conduct of children when company Is being entertained.. On tbe aame reel is Asisill I’iceno, Southern Italy. ASCOLI PIOENO. .SOl’THBHN ITALY (Scenic; length, feeti.—An Interesting travelogue subject sbow’lug the aqueduct, the cemetery, the THEATERS USE ONLY THE Bridge of Ceceo DeAscoll and a series of views •f the famous lime quarries in operation. 87 ALBANY ST.. BOSTON. MASS. ANTI-TRUST FILM CO. NOW OFFERING - a broom and begins to lay about him. wreaking THE UNIVERSAL PROGRAM destruction to B-‘arly everything but Mister Ely. He even pursiiies the lu-st out of the window determimd to kill It, and after a series of ad 28 West Lake Street, . CHICAGO, ILL. ventures, too many to enumerate, he Is siiccesa- fal. There are to be no flies on Charlie. On the same reel Is Making Briar I’liiea. •MAKING BUl.klt PIPES (Industrial; length. niR feeti.—Tbe briar is cut from the atuiiips of Corsica and sliipiveil lo St. Claude. France, to be niaoiifactareil. The entire procese, including weighing, culling, s'lrling. turning of the bowl and stem, scraping out the Iwiwl, polishing and parking is sliown. Du tbe same reel la In The Ossau Valley, IN THE OSSAP VALLEY. PYRENEES. FRANCE (.Scenic: length. 3'.’4 feet).—A trav¬ elogue film sbowing many lieaiitiful landscaiiea and places of interest In this valley of tbe DRUMS, TRAPS AHD MOVING PICTURE EFFECTS I’yrene. s. and several exciting sr«*n FEATURE FILMS. MaEo the Pictaroa Claar. Moving Picture EJectric ATLAS MANUTAITTtrHIKO CO Diatinot, with Datail and Comtraat SECRET .SERVICE STEVE (Under direction of W D. EinerRon. late of Sellg and American Light Plants T-o. I.—John Steven rilfTonl, known to his friends CHARLES L. KIEWERT CO. as Jack, and to the criminals who fear him as HEW TOM MILWAUKEE MB FIAICISCO A poriabl. or a ststlowary miwtl- Secret Service Steve: a memtu-r of the Revenue ninnectad plant which aavaa ywa Bureau: while visiting his college chum and IIS Graaavick St. 114 Nurm St. II Satlar St. moiivy on your ennwot MDa vea ouiflt for a toot or road ahow. room mate. t-Mward Kerrigan, a lieutenant In Aad all Liva Film Exchanfias the Ifith B. S. Cavalry stationed at Fort Erie for felM. ibeatra proiwtiaw sod U- and Supply Maalara lumlnsUon. Plants wlUi eapardttaa on file Canadlsn border, falls In love with Kcr- of ri to ggg Id-caudlopowar lamps rigsn’s sister. Nance, who returns his sITectlon but is conlimially antw'yed by one Franklyn Pliahngh, a cltlien of the little Canadian com country with his field glasses be witnesses tin mnnwealth across the river. While canoeing cold. bloisldl sHrmpt_ _ of__ the_ smugglers to d<> with F'tihugh one day, Nance Is thrown Into the away with their enemy and abduct Nance in a water by tbe upsetting of the canoe, and nar- fast iiMilor iMiat, which the tiuugglers uae In tbeir attempt to defraud tbe guvernuieut. I’ut ting apurs to tbeir horses the small detarbm ■-‘0--<’aptaln Brn'a Yam (comedy) IB—The Adventure of the Scarecrow (dra- i 23—Roost, the Kidder (comedy) (split reel) --—IxjTe and War (drama) . ma) .1000 ' 26— Queen of tbe Kitchen (comedy) (split film supply CO—RELEASE 19—Among tbe Mountains of Calabria reel) ... BELIAMCE. DATES (scenic) (apllt reel) . 8S0 25—Along the River Nile (scenic) (split Se|ilember— 19—An Abbreviated Honeymoon (comedy) reel) . 11 —Iiute Knows No I.aws (drama) . (split reel) . BSO 27— The Heart of John Grimm (drama)..,. 14 Fur Ixive of Her (drama) . Monday Aniprltan, (\imet, Itala. 21— Tbe Lion Tamer's Revenge (Special' 28— Tbe A|>ache Renegade (W. drama).... IH -Caleb Weat (two reela) (drama) . (drama) (two reels) .2000 30—The Poacher’s Pardon (drama*. '1 ue«lay -«jauuiout. Majtnitlc, TbaDboua<-r. Dl—Tbe Iteiieniptluu (drama) . 22— Tbe Invited Guest (comedy) (spilt re li 71(i Octolier— WiMliitHulay Aiuvrli-au, liauuuut We«kly, D.R-Tbe (Jeraulum (drama) (apllt reel).... 22— Ascoll Plceno, Southern Italy (acemcl 2—.4 Hoppitsl Hoax (romedy) (split reel) i(ellaur«, Solax. DR Hedella and Her Neighbor (cum^y)) (spilt reel) . ‘DfiO 2—Ancient Temples of nigypt (scenic) Tliuraday Aiiifilraii, (iaumont. (split reel) . Krlday-'I ux, Solax, Tlianliuuavr. 20^-.4 Turn of Fortune (drama) .luOR split reel) . DS -Tbe Cuckoo Cluck (cumeily-drama) .... 4—.4 Village Vixen (drama). Satunlay 4'vuit-t, Ijauiuuut, Urfat Nortbern, OclotM‘r— ECLirSE. Tt—The Confederate Ironclad (drams*. Krllaiior 2—Hrutbera I'nder the Skin (drama) . Qeorge Blaine. 7—When Y’outh Meets Y'outh (drama)... Suuilay Mujoallc, Tbanbouat-r. R—Time Arengea (drama) . 4eptember— i 9—The Belle of the Beach (cometlyl (split 9—(Juy Mannerlng (drama) (two reels)... II—Chemical Action (aclentillc) (split reel) 187 | reel * . 12— Tbe Feildler'a Find (drama) . AMEBICAN. 11—Glimpses of St. Peterabnrg (scenic) ! 9— Election Day in California (drama) IS-Tbe Hug and tbe Count (comedy) (apllt (split reel) . 36h j Sei»lcnd»rr— Feet. reel) . (split reel) . 11 —\ ciiKvaoce That Fallr l A POSITIVE CLEAN-UP FOR STATE-RIGHT BUYERS SECMI _SiRME JM " OR THE SMUGGLERS ON THE CANADIAN BORDER • 3,000 FEET 100 SCENES 3 BIG REELS THE MAD RACE BETWEEN A THE GREATEST PICTURE OF THE MOTOR BOAT AND A LDCOMO- PRESENT DAY, BRIM FULL OF TIVE. THRILLING INCIDENTS THAT KEEPS THE AUDIENCE IN FULL THE RACE BETWEEN A HORSE INTEREST TO THE FINISH. AND A MOTOR BOAT. THE U. S. CAVALRY AT FORT THE SMUGGLERS DEN UPON ERIE.IN PURSUIT OF THESMUG- THE CANADIAN BORDER. GLERS. AND THEIR FINAL CAPTURE. THE UPSETTING OF THE CANOE IN MID-STREAM AND THE THRILLING RESCUE OF NANCE. THE BIGGEST THREE REELS OF PERFECT PHOTOGRAPHY AND THE COMBAT ON THE EDGE OF A SENSATIONAL SCENES EVER GREAT CLIFF, AND THE PLUNGE EXHIBITED. TO DEATH IN THE WATERS BELOW. THE CANADIAN BORDER IN ALL ITS REALISM. THE ATMOSPHERE THE SENSATIONAL RESCUE OF OF THIS PICTURE IS TRUE IN NANCE FROM THE SMUGGLERS. EVERY DETAIL. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THE RICH HARVEST THIS PICTURE WILL BRING-RICH IN PHOTOG¬ RAPHY-THRILLING IN ITS ACTION-SCENICALLY PERFECT—EVERY DETAIL FULLY CARED FOR. GET IT QUICK--BE FIRST IN YOUR STATE-SUCCESS IS YOURS. STATE RIGHTS ARE SELLING RAPIDLY FOR THE WAGE EARNERS iC.-A STORY OF-'! LABOR vs. CAPITAL 100 SCENES—EVERY ONE EXCITING-MANYl NARROW ESCAPES—3,000 FEET— EXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPHY—3 REELS. A FEATURE THAT YOU CANNOT OVERLOOK—THIS ONE ,WILL BE AT THE TOP OF ALL FEATURES. ‘GET^BUSI^WRITE or WIRE" for 'FULL PARTICULARS AND SYNOPSIS OF THE STORY—AS THIS WILL BE THE BIGGEST MONEY-MAKER ON THE ROAD. A Few More | 3 reels-SAPHO~2>3oo feet. States Open 3 reels-DEADWOOD DICK-^.ooo feet. For These | 3 Reels-DALTON BOYS-s.ooo feet COMING OUT SOONI—TWO GRAND PRODUCTIONS “PAUL REVERES MIDNIGHT RIDE” | “QUO VADIS” ATLAS MANUFACTURING CO., century building, ST. LOUIS, MO WRITE, WIRE OR TELEPHONE, OLIVE 2131. Xtie Blllt>oarcl OCTOBER 19, 1912. Watchers Column. | I l The brgesi Im (Continued from pajfe 17.) 1 NOW READY ‘‘Eut gentlemen,” remon.strated the i G < ^Sensational Act young man, aghast at the proposition, “I couldn’t think of it. Why, there are THE (NEW) 16th EDITION OF THE R ^ w the World. severe penalties prescribed for an of¬ EW ^ <■» SrwBd nia. fense of that nature.” T I_ altrwclloa. * * iT>^ Horn and miiHii hrtL “Oh, we’re only going around the Tl'i Jf"* ••«bl Irainrt a TbrUlIn* oir<-trl,n, square. C'omo on.” ^ llroworkn tlnlek "No siree. Not me.” • n Comtaina mani “Well, you start it and I’ll drive it.” I I ■■ 11 oriaiiinl and "No, couldn’t do that, either.” Cahn-Leighton X' dIartlinB leatt Iho 'V emutatore daro "Well, show mo how to start it. Do that much anyhow.” ^ ' / /// f «■ paitiniUn iti Thus pressed, the young fellow, re¬ \ \ y baout, nroad bmt Y ■/ ••. crowd.dmwiin luctantly, but very painstakingly, -l^oclauUi ieaiuie showed Morgenthaler how to crank it, and the latter, after several awkward ^^^^UONELUGARf efforts, got it going. Official Tlieatrical Guide HAFiPeOTW iPiWU.tOtVtR Bethlehem. P*. "Now jump in. I’ll drive,” he said climbing into the chauffeur’s seat. Boelaa'i Praodaet neaeL "Excuse me gentlemen. I cannot ac. company you and I urge you not to HfAIIIU A do this thing.” Agents "Ah. only around the square. Come Will find it correct and containing many new features of ^reat value And Bit Pamoua Plfty A on. How will 1 stop the thing if you band of rontpnlaad solo- are not along? I’ll take all the blame totheni. ^ lol* The premtev Italtaa hand and daahlug leader. If the owner kicks.” urged Morgen¬ Signor IVA vine. The band that Harab Ben- thaler. hardl went into eceia- "Well, just around the square.” .said clee over while It wee playing In Atlantic City. the victim, nervously climbing into Managers Heel band obtaltiable for parks fain and ripoet- the tonneau, "and plea.se hurry.” • •oM, Ad-tnwi MANA¬ Can iiralTord to be without one. GER O'AVINd'S BAND. P CambrIPpe St. Baetaa, T^• laciital (Mriy (xsfnded by tain* men la Maaa pattiai acroM ■ practical Joke. If wltely bar- netted and let to work, would enable them to pet alonp tmoothly with their wltet.witet. | ^ DUE DEVIl OllVEK Morgrnthaler hurried. He jammed - Ni(li Dhn a lever down hard and the car jumped , The wnrld'a youiigeal. htghaal r and bom ectontlAr Back Som- away to a (lying start. It bounced oc- Who are awake to every oppiortunity of lx*ttering their business should ' i eruult High IMvar. and kla TgQk jr HIch-IMvinp Hog V Na Car- casionaiiy, but only five or six times |)ossess one of these voluines and receive monthly a supplement .. Hoc maplete outBl Par par- • ^ ttculara ad<1rvwa OLIVER before they were out in the country wliicli will keep them tlioroughlv coiiversaut with tile theatrical SCHWttRM. I3T Wheolar BL. with Morgenthaler tugging frantically conditions, Tnnawanda. N T. at the brakes and levers in vain ef- New •ooNIng fair* anS forts to obtain control. CelebratienB. Each time the unwilling passenger _ ■ ^ ■ tried to climb into the front seat to Inf^nAI^TSmT IM AlA# FaSTIIHAO THE GREATZENOZ help, the devil wagon would make a ^CIIIb WW I } REAL ACTS, t wilder lunge or tilt and careen at , . . , ! ACT Na I—Warld'e oaly eaa- lacaad Bwinginp Black WRa some new angle. Then Patton would No old^iiifomiation uscd. If wc Call iiot give >011 tlic Corrected data, Kril.i act f— InuoduclBg wooPartM rrab wildly at him and drag him WC publish nOlie at all. I faau of ptiyaical anduranca H ibt High Plying Trapaaa Sorrecaiioa and OmaiIttaM Finally Morgenthaler managed to The Circulation of every pajx'r you use is given either by statement looking for Aoweihing eat el touch the right thing, and, with a Or guarantee. the ordlitary, write for tanae and lliorature dio^btng acta Addiam mighty jar. the car stopped—right in rp, . * .i . . • i i- i j i' • ■ . i i* TNE GREAT lENOZ. front of a road hou.se. 1 lie'distance to the iie.xt town is published. I reight rates and ship-i Care The Billboard. Claelaaatl. Obia "I^et’s have a drink” remarked p|; phlg rOUtCS givcil. , \ R»aari.w Morgenthaler. —^—— — -- ■■ . I kiomeeaawc Mammon Iwa ".\ drink,” observed the young fel- ~ | a-ii.a ^so.aoa owaawa “ The Price of the Guide and Supplement Is $1.00 I fix me up, and I could not stand your ■' o i ■ •ociety that long. Me for the trac- subscription noW. ] tion line and town.” And he went away from there. MorpenthairrMorpenthaler and Patton have heea plecfully g ” ■■ _ I ■■ I gB gg I g g fn^lllntretaillat the etory ever elner.elaee SomeSom^e day It will ■ ■ 1^ k Bli I ■ ■ I reachroach the victim’svictim’t can. Then the newtpapen will luue estraeevtrae with ccare-headi,ecare-hradi, and the aeweboyiBewtboyt will cry "Orribie Murder!" Ncw Amsterdam Theatre Building, L —■ -mil 214 West 42nd Street, •'>,» taeewvs WANTED NEW YORK CITY. A COMPETENT TRAP DRUMMER - AND CORNET PLAYER 117 J C* i. PI A I. • Mustliu«t be fully Mprrirnrrdexperienced and capable of plavlnpplacing T g’ 1O | g I O O ig B O THE STEINERTRIO atandar WANTED —YOUNG COLORED PERFORMERS A.X LIBERTY - (SCNO rOR IT For Mlnetrel Show. Good amateurs will do. Salary EXRERlCfMCEO low. but sure. Addreu J. C. A., care Billboard, Cincinnati. Ohio. I THEATRICIL MANAGERS, BOOKING AGENTS EXCHANGES ANO LYCEUM BUREAUS Trap Drummer ALGO LIST OF AMUSEMENT ARTISTS Play BeUs. Have pno,! line of Traps. Vaudavllle I* the United Stalee and Canada, alphabetically arraapad and MtXlon I'lrlura fi|iprlfi>rv AT LIBERTY Over 2.2t>u name* rnd addresees. PRICC 10 CCNTS Kh. i, KHYAN, Cmrroll. low. Arthur Fox dHUlRCH^PmNTrNGr CoT26-27 Opsra' PIsem, 'CINCINNATI, O. OLD TRUNKS Hlrniig Trunks Theatre Trunk, llarpalnt alwky* Ugtd or character comedy. Alto or Bass I>rum In MVeAb. 114 N. IPlh Bt, PklladaIpkiB. Pa. <•> Bat.d Address Castana. la., October 18; Uttla SiotlZ. years here Buys or tell*, any uuanllly. cash Some la . IP. Permanent addreai Valparalao, lad. , FOR MUTUAL BENEFIT. MENTION THE BILLBOARD WHEN WRITING ADVERTIBERB. cheap BUI Triinha: alao Ptbra. Upht Walpht Bmin, OCTOBER 19, 1912. e B MWnOHMPICSHOWSKOHEt! «»! w! Make Barrels of it in the NEXT FOUR WEEKS SELLING Two Magnificent Colored Photographs Want=Can Place=Wan1 OF THE WINNING BASEB.4LL TE.4MS—THE **GIANTS'’ and < Fair* aiu) Olrbralluni tlirii l> j C SIMPSON. Ctarral Manafcr. CEO. S. MARR, C*a*ral Afoat ^ •'Ail 'JiB IP u> dl.nwiM.** 12« spben. Cl 9 fin "tn «>inpi«t«. POODLE DOGS ~—~ Buy our line and InerMu your proflu Th. raoM auraotlr* dug. on tk« GREAT SOUTHERN SHOWS NO GOODS SHIPPED market, well proportioned, plup'n etulfed. full fashioned bead, (ace, aeaa, WITHOUT DEPOSIT mouth and toe. defined by blark ^arn, glau life-like eyea. fine . 'j fualMv FURNISH ALL ATTRACTIONS FOR ‘ w. II... ‘“<1 *‘>'**- ‘'•cb ha. . .Ilk rlbbuu bow In different caloiB. or AmuMBent Uoodk. ,, Inr* ee blah, per irr.>A». 54.00 12 ikcktt kifhg for trou . 72.00 PADUCAH, KY. SLACK MFC. CO., 337W. Madison St..CHICAGO, ILL. BIG CHARITY CARNIVAL-MAIN STREETS First Time In Five Years STREET CARNIVAL WEEK OCTOBER 21 TO OCTOBER 26 I WANTED-FREE ATTRACTIONS, MERRY-GO-ROUND, Au«pl<'r« 1. o o M So *SA. I.47« KeiDemt»er. this Is th« week the 1. C. Rallmad pars j \V.%NTF1» Three itiitrr m >ral oww that will imH conflict Will consider A-l Fire or tWreii'iD'OM. Klectne ' Theatre featurlic Wild West filmiii. elso I'lantatlon Miiet be fiiod. Three abore iriren rreference. WIU plare limited tiurut>ef letfitlmatr rotKe*%«t(>r>s Nn girl show* or >utMs ronttder this a coDiiianlri In the East. Bring thr onlr com¬ pany to produce the coWra of nature It will b« New York. Oct. 10 (Special to The Billboard). neceaaary to make as many producticna aa a number of the black and white oumpanlea com —The Kinemacolor Company reports many ap blned. OPERA HOUSE DIRECTORY pllcationa for film service as a result of the ad Among the artists who went West with Mr vsrtlslng sent out last week, a large percentage Miles are many familiar names. Including the Misses .Mabel Van Buren. Htella Baaetto. Ruby of these replies being sent by telegraph. Con¬ Rosa. Ethel Darla and Linda A. Uriffeth. also Op«ra House and Thaatra Managars, Writa for Spacial Ratat In tracts are being closed, and the Kinemacolor Messrs. Gaston Bell, CharbHi Fleming. Jack fllm aerrlce will be established immediately In Brnmmall, Charles tlaydon, William Brown. Qny This Diractory. Oliver. Cecil Mangus. Robert Broderick. Ernest a numoer of moving picture and vaudeville Joy and Murdock MoQuarrie. WILLIAMSTON Pesulatlea. I.SM bouses. The accompanying Illustrations show portions FLORIDA. t «' KK.N.Mrrr. Manager. Pnrsnlng their policy of extension. David of the Kinemacolor Company’s offices, which Nrw MtiUwt . wAtliig rail S5o Htage, 14 lilies, director In charge of the dramatic depart¬ comprise the whole floor of the Mecca Building SANFORD. Pesulatlea. $.WM frri 15 ft uii«*tiliig N»»» imyiito Want at Broadway and Forty-eight Street. This el J F KAK.NATZ. Manager vlUr «u INDIANA. PENNSYLVANIA BEDFORD. Pesulatlea. 10,000 IHIRIN. Pesulatloa. 4.000 W. H McCORMICK. Manager i A. WKIQUT A BONS. Managers. Stong City Operg Bouse, cspgi-lty 6<>ti. .New mgn- Irwin Opera Rouse, rap too. KeeryihUu w la dale, nothing better for tbe alae. Biwlnaaa good Fat tgeraent. Kverythlng up-to-dgtg. Beat show town open time and terms write. in the state. MONTGOMERY. Pegs IOWA. O U HI'KMFIKTKB. Maul Grand Opera Rouse, cspadly I.ISO. AMES. Pasulatloa. 4.22S; Stufeati, 2,200. proecenljm oprntng. 24 feet. Want stands or stock compaiUrw. JAMES WOODWARD. Manager Wanted good Atugctloua for aegsoo 1012-11 Bouse haa Dot beeu opened yet this seasoa Good Musical Comedy, write. Will book nothing but flnt-claae attractions. Address all mall to JAMES WOOD- DENISON. Pepslgtlea, 10.000 W.LRD. Box 1T5. .Ames. Iowa H UAiiAfrr HriKiliptoiM <>prra llouv. <*ei*iiAll> loi-Atfil. grtJUo4 door. 5<*lll4» fMTt. fully w»Alt TfopuiAt KENTUCKY, pfirv* KAllruAtl totiti; moitihty p4>roU. $254) mii« CATLETTSBURG. Pesulatlea. 6.000 HI B.\8 A YORK, klanagen .NVw Justice Tlieatre. seats 5uv, stage. 64x22 Wants road shows, stock and musical comedlaa. You can get tbe money here. Wrlu or wlra Secretary’s office. MICHIGAN MAflklN. Paswlatlea. AOOO EVART Pegwiattea. I.OOg. M ORZKCK. Manager. O E MILLS. Manager Majeetic Theatre, capacity, tvu. l.grga Mags, alsc- A lire one. Uou.se scats 50U, new siwnery, alectrlc trlc light, well hegtetl. gruuiMl floor otie-ahffitgra light, furnace beat, dreaalng ruoms, piano or orebaa- good stork and musical comedy companlea write toe oa. Booking good attractions 1012-16. open time. KALElf PLATERS IN JACKSOVTILLE. The Toronto Glob.-; ”\lr. Farersbam’a pro- iluctiuD uf Julius Cat ear, vtblcU had Its premier Jacksonville, na.. Oct. 10 tSiiecial to Tb. perfuruiaure last eernlug. will pass Into the Billboard).—This city will again be used tbis Uistory of the Eingllsh s|,eaklug stage as one of winter by tbe Kalem Company aa a held ot the most notable routrlbutloos to Shskesp, arlan o|ieratioas. Tbe past two winter siasons bat> drama of modern tlm<-a.” l>e< n siieut bere. Arrangements have been made with C. L. Mesrs of Ibis city to furnish a Toe Mall and Empire; ”lt la many a long number of saddle borses to be usesl in wjr year alni-e Toronto baa wltnessetl tlw premier of scenes. The p*-rsouuel of the company is a- such a notable reeteal i»f Mr Faeersbam’a pro follows: .Anna Nellson. Miriam Cooper, liar- durtloD of Julius Caesar, and It will stand as garet CoutouDt, Mia. Coutouot, and Guy Coombs. a red letter night In the theatrical history ■ f the city for a long time to come.” Hal Clements, lleury llallam, Storme Boyd, Jr., Sam Stillw ell. Jesse Falanu and Lynn Dow lug The Toronto World: ’’Alt get her Mr Faver Mr. and Mrs. Earle Bradburry, Mr. and Mrs sham's produrtloo was one worthy of the hlgbe.i praise tod It will lire In tbe memory of tb LILLIAN BUSSELL BEFORE CAMERA. rhlladelpbla, 0.-t. Iv tSi>eclal tu Tbe Bill A General .Charles D. Ilermaa board).—Tbe employrea ot tbe l.ublu Mutluu t’lc A IKicior .Nirbolaa Burnham lure Company were given an upitortuuil) to w-c A Secretary .Jameg Devore Lilllau KuHsell before tbe camera last .\louds} Altaier of Ceremonlen . k'rank Huagill A Herald .Rae Healer She and her buKliaud, Alexander Moure, prsed Stenographic room—Publicity department. An officer .Karl Taedaker fur Dearly l.uuu feet of Him. which Mr Mu»n F.rat Spy .Cbarleg Glocker sa.va be wauls for bla own private ui,e 1 h> Seiottd Spy .Charles Bmkate fair Lillian acted a comedy rule, f..|l.iwed ( > ■ Mlairtaa of tbe Robeg .Nina I’arke one of tragedy, god In tbe Interval purirajed a ,'borua girl. Civil and Military Mandarlua. Chinese Soldiers. Manebu Boldlera, Exeentlnnera, Merrbagta, Populace, etc., etc.' CHICAGO FILM NOTES. New York. Oct. IS iHpeclal to “Tbe BlllboardI —The Daughter of Heaven, a dramatic apeciacle Tbe Amusement Supply Company baa adiled by I’lerre I.«'tl and Judllb Gautier had Its world several more display rooms to their quarters lu premiere here yesterday at the Cgoiory Tb,-atre Chicago and now control tbe entire fr-inl hall The iMnghter of Heaven la tbe moat gorgeous of tbe fourth floor of the building In which they and magnlflrent production of any play ever are located. This concern la under tbg man men on an American atage, not even ex¬ agement of .Mr. Traub, a yjuug man whose cepting The Garden i»f Allah. The prodocera knowledge of tbe game la very complete. have bei n promising aomething wonderful In Harry Lewis, who is In Europe purebaslug this play ana have spared no ei|M‘nse and effort features for bis concern lu '.'blcago, Ihe 6'eature lo make The Daughter of Heaven the most mag Film hales Company, Ltd., haa advlM-d this nifleent plav e»er prodiire OUR NEW DIAL STRIKER BIG U making k tremendous hit with Roadmeo kod Concessionaires. A striking machine of new and We Want Concessions noTel design that has gotten away from the old tlme-wom Hlgh-Strlker. Standing orer ten feel In height, and surmounted with a handsomely MONEY decorated dial, four feet In diameter. Easy ta FOR TOUR SOUTH set up. and can be lotated anywhere; comas apart In four-foot sectioa. for shipping; weight I'.verythin^ ojxm i xcept Poodles, (dass Ware and Cook Hou.se. Will only 250 pounds. Special Introductory price. j^ive Shootiii}' Hallery and Pop Corn Wajjon exclusive for little money. 185.00 The New "African Siide" Prunswick.-Mo., Oi'tolMT It-P), I’unkin I'air on Streets; Richmond, Baii Game I .\lo., OctolwT 21-2»>. lioustiTs’ Club (U know ), on Streets. Both of Latest and best derlce on the "dip" Idea; a ten- foot stairway, three feet wide, with steps that the.se dates are .\-l privilcj^e towns. collapse when target Is hit. I'sed either with or without water tank, and with lire negro or clown. Price of outfit, with backstop, netting and ball.. $50.00. Rest waterp-oof canraa tank. tS.Od Address, RICE & CORE WATER SHOW. additional. Send for cataloitue. J. M. NAUGHTON CO., DON’T FORCET! SIX DAYS, SIX NIGHTS! 1 Hotel Mayer Bldg., Peoria, IMInolt. MAKE $10 TO $20 PER DAY The biggest money cAn be mAd# now with one of our New Po#t Card .Machines. Takes and de* relopes and finishes photos la Pensacola Inter-State Fair les.s than 30 seconds. No dark room required. Kxperlence un¬ OCTOBER 28 to NOVEMBER 2 necessary. The circus and carni- ?a1 sea.son is on. (fperators ar# coining money everywhere. Small Investments; big profits. Be your $68.75 WANTED—FEW MORE GOOD SHOWS own boss. Writ# for our Itlt free catalogue. JAMESTOWN Can place platform shows, also ridine devices, exclusive. Clean, legitimate con- FERROTYPE CO.. 1113 8. Hal- PROFIT IN ONE DAY Cf.s.«.ioiis come on. No gamhling. No exclusives except novelties ami Tetldy bears; •ted St, Chicago. III. iMitbsold. I’addle wheels will work .\ddress all communications to Thtt't ^r^»t Il^rlon Elv>n. of North !>•- WANTED kota imira W H Adkloa Taxaa. vrltaa: BEN H. KLEIN, Box 722, PENSACOLA, FLA. "Madr rlr*»n dollar. ywtwdaT " 1*. C. (GOING SOUTH) Rpurtordi. Moiitai.a. aara "Makluf monrr at- »n Btnutr" Tarkloftoii. l4>uUlai>a. wrtua "I mad. tSl IS at a plmlr today " Thiv r* all aakliic btf Boii«y with tb« tiMl boimj- frttrr at loday “Mjidei” PiNti Post Card MadHH ■■■■ "■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ homa. Okla., Oct. 17; Mountain Park. 18; Snydar It; MANAGER AT LIBERTY Hrdiick 20-21. Unc show a dav. Address K. J. -- RlHiEKS Makm I diffMtnt atylat af piduna—Poal Carda. SilS and !iS InrhM -alao 1-locfe PlwMo Ruttona. No .xpwtBx. raqulrw)—d# cantaaalnc oo valtlnp oo dallTarltt la cal- UrI pmSta llaaaant. baakhrul. outdoor inHN A MAPiK Wanted-Young Lady contor- work -all or apar. tlaa—Iratallnf ar at hoaa Wondarful. nm pbotocrapblr dlaco a wwrdarful Barhina that takaa. flnlsbaa at once. 2o years’ practical experience as perfomier and | WAR I tU, An UifcKAlOK and .'allTara tbraa orl(1nal pboln poat carda par Blnula RICHT l>N TUR HINlT whara manager. Wire or write. 364 Hooper St., Brooklvn, N. Y. ™n%'2lh'“6‘or^9uitf^^ ?ow«t““.i7J? you taka tbaB No ram la pay—no proftu to - an LONDON LETTEB. anything to the role or to her Interpretation of Meri'dlth Bisters. Idttle Lord Roberta and Dare It, and this last uaed to be nut lucuualderably (CoDttnui-d from page 19.) Brothers. brilliant. But one could wish that when she Walnut (Anderson A Ziegler; Willis F. Jack Tba proicraiu at tba ralladlum tbia week Ia returns to UB, and slugs before a Parisian pub¬ Union Booking Office parlicniarl; briirbt and entertaluiDK. Eadle and son. res. mgr. I Tbe White Slave. lic. that she would forget some of her 'manner Em|>ress (Sullivan A Consldlne; George F Bamaden—tbe former a funnj danclnc cbap, and isms,' which are of course quite proper before an tbe latter a iin-it; wmbrette, preaeut a nket.-li Fish. rea. mgr.) Lew Fields' Fun on the (K-eau. WANTS VAUDEVILLE ACTS Auieilcan matinee of negroes, but which, here The Three Alex, Harry Bauber, Sylvester aud entitled Cbarlte'a Vtalt. dark and Evelyn are In K'auce, are utterly misplaced.” atm In tbe bill In A V’audevllle Qalt-k l.uucli. Vance, Inei Lawson. OF ALL KINDS Pretty tough on Mary—aud the U. 8. Whatl On>besm (1. M. Martin, mgr.) Pantagea vau wbicb they keep alive witb np to-date alluaiuua. ♦ Dalay Janiea and Mlaa Evle Greene are alao on devllle. Musical Comedians. Cirrus Acta. Can give tan wsaks Mile. Prevoat, It Is said, will go to tbe Theatre Standard (Columbia Am. Co., mgra I Girls the bill. Jnrdan and ilarvey, tbe Hebrew cu Michael for a series of [•erformancea. short Jumps at gintl salary, guarantsad tlma. Writa liie E8SAXAT VOTES. Oo Tiio«il4y i>T>'nlnx, Orlober 8, Auxuitu* C«r- tifj. r4iii<>u« for hl4 Alkali Ikr etiaractfr lu Kaiianax'a V\>«t 46 T^le Billt>oarcl OCTOBER 19, 1912. TAJfOUS PLAYERS CO. SOLVE PROBLEM. all family itivllatbins to dinner in the future. I (CVintinui'd from page 15.) To complete the reel an artistic travelogue .-iib | Jecf, Ascoli Ficeno. displays many le-autifol . the ktate right man to secure a I«» ttgure on views of this interesting town in Southern It ily I liU Sr«.t lureKtmeiit, and we take a chaDoe along The K< lipse offering is a llirtie subject n*el. | IMPORTANT NOTICE with him on the aurceaa of the pi'mluetlouh. We made up of a gisid lively comedy, an imliistrlal ' -could mit afford to offer even one iipmIiicIion and a charming travilogiie subject. \ Fersis' which would not auit theae iiicii or the hoiiiw' eut Fly swatter descrils-s the an'Us of an i\ tnauagera wboae theatrea we liiMik. Nor could tremely energetic enemy of Mr. Fl,\ Miking we afford to diaplease the puhlic. Hriar Fiiies, industrial, is very int.'ting and TO STATE RIGHTS BUYERS AND OTHERS “tliir Hernbardt iiriMluction of 'Queen Kliza Instructive: the film depicts the emi'e p'o.c" beth' wa» an expensive one. tlur next priMluction of manufacture, from the ciittitig oi "i.- riatgh will alao he exi*euKive. We may even Iok<. money briar to the tlr.al fashioning and iioli'hiiig of ! THE GIGANTIC S.OOO-FT. FEATURE FILM -on these, but we consider that we are making the llnisheil pnaluct. In the Dssau Vallc> i' a ■ a name and a reputation (or tne Famous Flayers tirsl-class scenic wlrich includes the additionil 'Comiiany. waiah in the future will reap a golden attraction of containing several ex iiicg scenes ] PRODUCTION OF Jharvest. se ' At all the money sie-nt will he in an arena where tierce bulls are being tratt.i I well wort ma.'hile." for flghtiug. Mr. /olw>r is a quiet and thoiighful (lerson. For the Saturday subject .\ Turn if Fortune Is 'One easily Is'lleves that be has siH-nt much the title of a tlrst class drama, which dcscrilM-s time in the Famous Flayers scheme when one the jierseverance and pluck of a young mao. In hears him relate the- story of its inetqition and the face of overwhelming diOicullies. working out. So quietly does he Iwgin and so earnestly d>M-s he tell the story and so enthusias tic does he b<‘Come as the eyeiits unfold, that KALAMAZOO'S iiCO.OOO THEATRE tb<‘ success of the plan dm-s nut seem so unas- FREDERICK WARDE siireil as it does to one who thinks of it hut Kalamazoo. Mich . (K-t. Ill tSpecial to The casual!} . Hilllioardl.—Flaus are now underway whereby I Mr. /.iikor is a native of Hungary. He came Kalaniaz Fbila<)el|ihln. t»ct. It) Seifert. Emma Cpulke. Alma Carrinxton. Jack ••ItatBfhertT. L. Ktelda, Clyde Hnnt, Chas. ••Shannon, Edna Valdez. Mrs. Cecilia Carnilt Cam. Co. ••Daugharty, Uaary K Kill.)-. Doc W. Hunt. II. Shappard. Babe Van Aiken. Lillian Carroll. Mike ••teUffberty, l.«wlt A. Piui'ber, W. V. Hunt, l liUirir, U. Myera, Jaa. Itosar, P. C. Tlcn, Prof. R. B. Uydun, Aodj Myera. kVank Ituoe. Wm. J. Talade A Prtcn *l.;iicb, Martin B. Nance. Waller L. ••Itoae. Harry Traband. Edw. I >urb, llrUb) Jack Narder, Nat Rons. Martin F. Trask, Clarence ‘'lyui- it Klinnt Nathan. Caaiier Kuoe, Ike Trayner, Karl U. Look for Your Name ••I.yun, C. V. Neiuijr, Mr. Kuaeutbal. Mike Treeter, U. M. l.jruu, jack OnoU Itiwe. Albert Tremaluca, Musical IN THIS l.70Ba. L. Newman, Frank P. •••Uuaea, I'wo Trow. Butter ••l.yon. O. V, Newman, Jobnnla Koso Miraton A Oe. •Toaxl. John l.yrio ilaruiunjr Boar Newman, W. J. Itulber A Kelgard Tuhbealng, Hugo UiAdauta. 11. Newaum. Jaa. K. Uuuclere. Harry Tuckerabey, Joe K. MrAtra, A. 8., Jr. •at. w iee. cue*. Howland, k'red Tucker, II. L. LETTER LIST Mrl'aluiont, Harry ••Nlcbota A 8mltb Rot. Gen Tull, l.ucky Mil'arauu. Krucal Mcbolla. T. lioyal Amuaement Co. ••Tottle. Hob Mrt'arlby. Uao. Nltcbtlukalo. FranctaE. Koyil. Uuda Tuaon, Herbert Always give forwarding address far enough Mri'aulry. J. U Nuaie, C. L. Kiiyal A Ituyal Twlcl. Ettom Mri'a;, Joa Nolde. Claim Roark, Eddie Vtldk, Jack in advance to reach you. Advertised let¬ Mrlionald. Ton Noonan. Hinuy nucker, VV. Maurice •••Valk, E. ters are held for 30 days and if unclaimed **Mcl>uaabuKb. W. E. Norria, Itlchard Koirk, A. L. Valeno. blgoor L. are forwarded to the dead letter office. MrllouKall, Waat Uaka, Mldbty Honyao. Carl O. Tance. Art D. Maca, l.oula ••o’Jirleu. Bella Kmweli, Bljoo Vauca. Earl UrKarllu. Harry tikdeu. J. K Kuaaell, Burton Vaucc. Arthur Mrilarvlr, Harry O'Hara, Harry UuatelU. U. Vanderbilts. The Mriiatbrrn, Jai. E. •Okado, I,eu HUHell, Ed O. Tan de Velde, AlbertE. MrUra, Uarflrld O’Neill, Ed. K. Kiuberford, Jim Van. Harry MrUac. Ulka Orr, Jaa. H. Kutherford. Dick Van Uateu. Bob STREETMEN UrUInlay, 8. J. Urtaney, Felli ••Itntledge. Frank Varney, Edw. Wa carry all klnda of gooda for Streat CagMP Mclouia, Jubo • latrrilne Oao. f. Ryin. Mike Veda A Qulntarow Vorkar, Fair Follower, Carnival Worker, Hoen-La PADDLE WHEEL MEN Mrluola. I*. E. Otto, Harry Verdery, Maxine Buy POODLES from MANUFACTURERS Mclutyra. ti. II. Oiitcb. Siere Saltxgaber. Don. Samayo. M. ••Vellera. J. K. We have reduced our prices Extra alxe No. 4 Dec UrKrnxIa. H. E. Owcu A Mtifilra Vernuua. The Twe 8amt. Omar CARNIVAL GOODS $44.00; .No. 5, $56.00; No. 514. $60.00, and No. 1. UcKroila, Curley Vernon. Vlccv $70.00 per groa,. ORDERS SBIPPEI) PROMPTLT carb. K. J. •Saudua A Sandel McKoidbl. Ueu. Elbert Rubber RaUs, Rubber Balloont. Balloon Whlatlaa SAME DAT AS RECEIVED DEPOSIT REQUIREO Paden. Caot. W. W. Sangera, Andrew n. Vernell, Eddie Mark!. Aerial Vlcker, Martin I Vhlpe. Canas. Dusters, Confsttl, Slappert, Hats ant ON EVERY ORDER. We also carry all other klnda r'aiace Amuaeiueat Co. ••Sanger. Harry NoveUles of all kinds. Mark IlyiiDotle Co.. Vickery. C. W. of Novelties. Write fur Catalogue. NASELLA BB08.. I’allerocn. Hobl. C. Santelle, Rudolph 32 Atlantic Are., Eioston, Maos. ••Vincents. J. J. E. Palmer, ll iiry Wui. Sasaaman. W. A **Mark, Col. Vltacolonna, Armanda ! POODLE DOGS Park. C. W.. Oram. Co. •Savina. Mobamed Mark A Uurreaa Parker, Eugene Vogel. Wm, A. 1 tlxat. t4 SO doicn. arvl $4.90 doaan. Mark Ebowa, Hnllto Saxont, Musical Parker. Frank O. Scalfe. Geo. H. Wacbenhuaen, A. •••MrUord. rrao Parker, W. F. Waddell. Doc MrMarklb. F. W Scanlon. John H. Watches and Jewelry •Parker. Clarence O. Schanler, Kmll WadBwurtba, The MrMlllan. Dan Parker. J T. Oeld-PIatad Clocks and Metal Jewel Boice. Option Campaign Pennants Srharding. J. Waite. U. M. MrCbereon. Slim Parroffa, The •Waite. Billie I leodv. Cutler)’, Raiora and Sbeare, China NoveRlii Mrl’bereob. Wm. Srbeingold, J > ind Specialties. Parsley, W. R. Schenkel. Ed. \k surer. Ben J. Mrgiiiax. W. M Partridire. Wm. A. Sehenck A Van ••Waldron. Andrew MadUon. Thoa. 11. Paulltcb. F. r. ••Walker. W. U Right Goods. Right Prices Madlauu. Han Scboene. Fred A Dot 'anUtcb. S. B. Walker, Thatcjer No goods C. O. D. without cash dei>oaH. Catalogs llabrr. Frank Sobuix. Freilerlck Wm. Payne Ha-r.v I.. Walker, K. Hlll.xrd I roe. Write for your copy today. Do it now. Mabiiuey, Frank Schuster, Fred C. ••Payne, Oliver H. •••Sehiivler. Carl. P. Wall. J. D. 1912 Catalofua Now Ready. *Uat(K’ua I'll) tun, Uobt. vta.i A KauiBaaer MaUb. Frank Scott. Harvey Pealaon, Ollbert Wallace, Geo. Maitland. M. Scott, J. C. ••I'earl. C. C. .m-ott. M. J. Walters. Ned MaLette, 0. L. Pellegrlm. Carl Ward. Geo. E. Mallury. W. H. Seott. Harry Shryock-Todd Notion Co I euulea Amueemant Oo. Ward, Zehb **Mtluae, Mtaro ••Scott. N. R Perklna. Bmlger Ward. Chax. ••Man. Wn. Scott. Eddie A 822-824 N. 8th StrMt, •klandn, Perklna. John Seaman, Ix>oU Ward. M Perry. H. E. Wards, J. Frank ST. LOUIS. - U. S. A Macklrbl K Sears. Geo. Perry, Harry H. Warneri Featme Fllma Mauarll. fblllp M A. •Seaton. Don Perry. Miiaical Warren, Hal Maualivld A i It'k .eav ^ank P IVrach. W. M. Selleck. Chaa. W. WarsuD. Walter FAIR mORKERS, AGENTS AND STREETMEN: Manafleld. W. J. Petla. S Waterman, 8. Uanapeakrr, 0. B. l^evereno Joe Pettett, W. O. pitsward. Earl Way. Earl C. 1 Marianna. Jna ••Webb M Marylln. J. C. Pickard. Mr. Fbalcrosa H. A. i Investigate the World’s Greatest Seller. I’lrknell, B Karl Webb. Jaa. M. Markbam Frank Sbeatt. Mr. Pickett. W. 8. Weber, Berm in Markle. W B. Sheller. «5*Ie •Pickett. Wlllia Marab. Boater Shelton. Worthy Weed. A E. Weeks. H. A. ••Marah. Itoya Pierce, R. li. Sheppard. Jimmie A DOLLAR RAZOR FOR A DIME Welst. Berman Maraball. Jna. M. Pietro, ■•Sherman A Galgtno Pl|i|ito. Eugene •••Welch. Barry Martin A 1V>no EontA Shield!. Frlta Champion Co., 142 Falton St., N. Y. Pitta. Shirley okictd A Gale ••West. Arthur . ern Oarm. On •Pleaaant Hour Martin. Mike Shlmkle. Shorty We«t. John B. Poley, Albert ' Martinet. Ueo. D bbipley, Jaa. Red West, AlAB. •West. C. W. Martyne. C. B. Polaon, Harry Shlrle.va Musical -'Martelle. I'haa Poole, Fred Short, John A. Westbrook. C. E. ..Man. C. M. Pope. Frank Shrlner A Richard Westcott. M. B. THE “BULL MOOSE” AND TEDDY. Weatam. J. W. *.Maaon. John Porter. J. W Slep. Earl D. Fair Workers, Attention .Maaon. E. o. Powell. Hilton Simpson. Floyd Weaiarn Amoee. On. amid FRENCH ANGORA POODLE DOGS, THE DEMOCRACY AND WILSON. Vaaon. Toney Powell, Tom SiimiionA. Baby Jim WaatODS Model Shows $1.00, $1.95, $3 90, $5.25 per dozen. Maaelll |•nl^ Rorro Powell. C. A. •Simmons. Jress CANES. PENNANTS. HOOPLA NOVELTIES THE “G. 0. P.” AND TAFT. Maaaell. Bam Powera. P. A. (Doc) • Ix>uls» Gallowaj, Joarph Kanfman aod Company. AT LIBERTY Tbe act U called Little Mother and la from the I’rn of EJitar Allen Wolfe. Ulaa Gallowa.v. In AFTER OCTOBER 2«, FOR THE WINTER SEASON. the title role, la Juat aa aweet and truatln* a* anj mother could poaaibly be and radiated a thouaaod charma tbrouKb a phenomenal i>er8on World's Prsmlar Uni9clLt, ascending and descending a 6S-foat Spiral Tower Uioo one wfasel of a Blcgofe. Sadea of The Typh<«n, Walker Whiteelde’s allty. Mr. Kaufman aa the nupptiaedly Innocent rrent vehicle, arlae before the vision of those 1 Y. M. C. A. aon, la perfect In hla deceit unti: Ik tbe audience who have been fortunate enough the deuoument which la brouaht about by hi* to gee tbe liarrla star in hla Japaneae offering adored one. a cabaret entertainer who "aettlea” This act of Mlaa Morrla' la quite aa pithy as her claim with tbe Little Mother for a aum of tbe Metropolitan Harria production Itself, and money which, by regular mother-economy haa rtally standa out for additional conalderatlon been aaved after many yeara. The aon rejienta k^auae of tbe clever and absolutely new use of and In a cowardly fit of rage attempta aulclde |Mioa pictures. In connection with tbe act. by ahootlng bimaelf. Tbe gun la anatebed away by ne story la of a detective nature and lauds tbe little mother and after many new reaolutlona. 4m craft of a female sleuth to tbe entire sat- be repenta. A regular atory climax bringa the tofactlon of all the spectators. curtain down amid a perfect riot of appreciation Muriel and Trances are next and a pleasant and oeyeral well earn«^ bowa were taken by the gnrprlse they are. Not only pleasant in face company. The two atara are ably anpported by and form but pleasant In voire and ability. Mias Catherine Bronaon. aa the country girl Prances Is the winsome one, while Muriel la tbe friend of tbe family; Helen Buckley, aa the versatile little dare devil that flips and flops maid, and May Eddington, aa the cabaret en around tbe stage with such vehemence aa to tertalner and dealgning sweetheart. make Jealous even Eva Tanguay. Muriel pos¬ George Whiting and Mlaa Sadie Burt, aaalated sesses what Eva lacks—and that la—youth. Both by a clerer planiat. apitear next and acore the are there with veraatality. originality and ambi¬ bit of the bill through a clean, natural aong tion. Tbe act swamps tbe bill and cleans tbe and talking offering. Their aong rendltlona are bouse. Muriel, resitting this sweep; gets bold bright and pleaalng and op to tbe minute In of the prop's duster and immediately sweeps iwpularity. Tbe act la one of the beat of Its tbs footlights as her Bnlab. It la perfectly In clasa seen here thla aeaaon. keeping with her Ingenuity. The headliner for the week, Henry E. Dlxey. Now. for Rook and Fulton, who are unquea- mono-drama-yaud-ologlat (In yaudeyllle) and a tl<-nably clever In their line. Billy is certainly sterling actor In tbe legitimate, appear next to a helping side partner to Maud and likewise closing and In the vernacular of the three-a Maud to Billy. Tbeir settings are not only night artist, “took a beautiful flop.” The na fitting but they are sIX'Ctacular. Also their tore of Mr. Dlxey'a offering la mentioned earlier dancing, and as ^lr tbeir pantomlne and bur¬ In thla report. lesque. It la the m.iat convulsing that baa yet The show la closed by Apdale'a Zoological Cir reached the Orplieum. This team was the head¬ ! cue. a very clever animal act of standard repute liner of the bill, and did cn-dlt to Itself. j tion. which Is always sure of pleasing. The act Julius Tannen, the chatterbox, essayed tbe haa also been aeon in several of Chicago’s lead eighth p^ltlon. and got away with It In great ing famHy vaudeville houses during the past style. Talking cornea as easy with him as board¬ year and la well-known and popular here. ing trains to the average hobo Great com f’an plaot* IMantation IVoplo, GrindiriE Shows, Sovoti-Iii-Orif, (’onrcssioiiH of :tll kiT'lls For High-elaaa Speedy Work. Telephona. Bryant 62»T. OpfTitor, writo W. It .JOH\.'Sf)\; all othors, H.MLKV Ai SHOAT, fs-r ntiitf; .\!iiit|crf, tso 8*v*nth Avenu*. NEW YORK lier of gootl onos to follow. Can always place fx|MTicncc(| Musical Oirncily torU OCTOBER 19, 1912. X ti e Billtioard 61 FIITH AVBirOE. (<'uatlnu<'4l rnmi [•■(r 10). bt'fore In bin trip In rauilfvlIlH Kt-lian glrca tUf aauic roiialaleiit |«rr X ti e Billboard OCTOBER 19, 191flk, CANES AND WHIPS. FEATURE LECTURE SLIDES LIGHTS. I'lfTeland Cane Co.. Cierelanil. t). W IJudaayUudaaf tlonlotiConloii. 2rt7LW \V. .t-llh.Hth at., N. Y. C. Braoona, Totohea for Citcua and Tant Bhowa. erri T D c ki wi A Ki T Q l*n‘tr * We.Ver, U.Y S Centre ave., Chicago DIRECTORY c.a;, Vonge A: Co.. StOT. I ueaa ave.. St. Ixjut* FELT PENNANTS. 1 I'e.-rle-a light Co., .Mfra. tiaa'iie and Man ea. Vasaella Hr ”'A7B’'Es;orp,c;,r»r^."- at Chicago III c... s, d-,:.,.- >*• Gerber. 729 South at., pniiaueipnia. la ASBESTOS PICTURE BOOTHS. COSTUMES. n..n.rAr-.ivic-eiiDPAr'iwie- saAr-uiMcaasAZ-LJiKies GorilonGoslon A Morrison.Morrison, 190-201 E. Madison at..at., (1l^- FLOOR SURFACING MACHINES. jn Thomas A. E PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. SILK FLAGS, PENNANTS AND TOILET REQUISITES & PERFUMES Bill Your Show Properly With the Jiairilnwn Kprrul/pe Co., 1113 H Ilalitrd it.. STREAMERS. Carl E. W. Welwme, Box .102. Weatfleld, Maaa. Cliirago, lU. Itflim A (’o., 142 Kiiltoo at.. New York Cltj. TOY BALLOONS. Phone. Curtlaoil 70. PHOTO BUTTON CAMERAS. Pnultleaa Hutber Co.. Axhlaud. O. Best Line of Amer. Mlnut.-Minute Photo. C».,Co., 7‘.*0720 W 12th. Cblrar*- I aiSASKATES. I C.3. Naitaella Broa., 32 Atlantic ave., Boston, Mnaa. I M ■■ ■% Chicago Kirrotji* Co.. Ferrotype Bldg., Chi- ( lt„l|,.r Bkate Co.. 1128 Waahlngton N>rvloue, 448 N. Franklin at., Chicago 111 ■■ | | 1 ■ BJI ■■ Tw.mev A *VolUnrK;w.nlI Carpenter A Co . 201 W. IlltnoU at., j FOR SALE-A veryTerr fine female Mexican Mountain WATTEo’TauderiiieTeopleWANTED -4'audeyllle People In iall lines, change foa Hf ** * ^ Chi. ago. III. Lion. 3 gray Foxes. 1 Coyote. 3 half-dog puppiea and i one week; good Single or Do,Double Musical Acta: Dt. lAiait, Jio. Coluiiibua Tent * .4wnlng Co.. Columbus, O. ' -'oyote. 1 Ocelot Cat. 3 Beers. 1 Gila Monster. S I Irish. Dutch.Dutch Jew.Jew Eccentric,Kccentric or Singing^ and Dancing SCENIC RAILWAYS. Ron.lle IV. »>: I>eUw«r« iit., Kadsm Monkw. 1 pxlr MonkeyTAc^ (>wU 3 Alllgtt^ ;nd | Comedian. StateSiite'All all tnin first letterlett and make salary ^_a_^ •aevwv.A. aa ^ It Mexican ^-MIa-Kagla. HKCKtR.HECRER. 21T317 N. FloretFlorea 8L, SanSen ; low as It IsU suresure. We44’e trAveltravel iIn own private car. Coaater Conalru. Oo.. 640 W 21at at.. N. Y. C. I iVi.ugi.^riv Broa ’ Tent Co.. IW 8. Main at.. St. Antonio. Taxaa. Must join on wire. Good Medicine People writa. 44. F. Maiigela Co., Coney laland, N. Y. louts. Mo I Boozers, save stamps. Write GEORGE ANTHO-NT, fENT S*ix6v. poles, seats, stage, scenery, stakes. SCENIC STUDIDS. J. «. tloea A Co.. Detridt, Mich. - --, ■i;-';.- -v — care Show Car. Toluca, IlL_ The Kunkely Tent * Awning Co.. 163 South at.. 'IS’: KIrbtrd Giithmenn Scenery Slndloa 1314 LoomU V- _. Y„,w |-|i* ‘ irtloqulsliriloqulst Figures.rtguree. Trained I>oves.Doves. PlgeoiiaPlgeuiia and Roost¬Roost- Plac*. Chicago IlL «•’ II I ...i,K...>h 1 era.ers. and other Show Gooda cheap. Encloaa stamp. -WANTED- 44. II I uslibangb. toitnglon. Ky ...V4’ H_ J, SHAW. Victoria.vieioria Mo.Un Auatin C. Rowell, 1216 6th ave., Ptttabarg. Pn. M Magee A Son 147 Fulton at.. N. Y. City. Young iJidy Mind Reader, to take part In Illuskm Act. Address ’ FEATURE,'’ care The Billboard. CTn- Murray A Co.. Inc . 640 Merldan at.^ Chicago. I _ fon BALE — SECDND-HAND FILMS. — rOK BALE — ■ dnnatt. Ohio._ Ilehm A Co . 142 Fulton at.. New York ('*17. j nice Kattleenake and Cage $15.00. Tama C4»iui. General Film Brukera. IM WT, Waahlngton at.. One nice Kaitleenake and Cage. $15.00. Tama Owna, Plioiie. t orllandt <0 H$4 (W)„„ each. Chicago, IlL Thoiimon A Van-llveer, 816 Pearl at Cincinnati wW T. N0D6EN. BosBex 233.232. Caiaakellsville.Caiaakelliville. Kv.Ky. SECDND-HAND SHDW GDDDS. Tucker l>uck A Rubber to.. Ft. Smith, Ark. 4VANTED. QUICK girxT ajar* LSI kit a ! Good Comedian with Speclaltltw. Also giod Scotejl Dixie Film Exchange, Owensboro, Ky. ' .K Ch'lclgo. i'r• " "*** , forFOR SALE-SLOTsale—slot MACHINESmachines Team doing specialties. Want good people In aO ___Ki. ..f,, ., All 1 sa, "'tea to strengthen compary. State all first Iritsg. SELF.PLAYING PIANOS. TENTS TO RENT. No reasonahlc offaroffer [^u^refused AllAH klnda.kln<^ averever 1.44*1.40* show stavs out all winter Must have Chanaa and Arrade So choosa from V4Tiat do yot __ iii„i,.-.i ini-ki snA TadA Merry Wim>4 Plano Player O., Kansaa City. Mo. Krlini A Co., 142 Fulton at.. New York City. BIUDFOBD* NOVELTY MACaiNB *CO., *l« Hamid‘write* THfliS'vs * BROS ^ im*4M 4T1C M Welte A S'-na, 273 6tb ave.. New Y’ork City. Phone. Corllan.lt 70. Markm St.. San Fraamac. Cal. 1 ^b^w'^-a^ Wlnch^liri'Texll." ^ DRAMATIC CO.. Rudolph Wurlltrer Co . Cincinnati an ^ T tl 6 B llltyoard October is, 1912. HHWjM WT\f f’or concessionaires-shows-novelties bp DIVl IwlwnlEwT (Anything Within Heason) DKL ^UlwiV A MILLION PEOPLE TO DRAW FROM—REAL SPENDERS-and they’ll all lie at Paterson,N.J. Business Mens' Industrhil and Pure Food Show, which will be held in the Largest Building in New Jersey—the Auditorium, NoveinlH*r 11 to NovenilxT 1(1, 1912. Write, wire or phone (Bryant 6343, New York). THOMAS BRADY, 1547 Broadway, New York, N. Y, (IC.xehisive KeprcsentJitive) THE IRACLE HA.S ARRIVED Brought to us by a SPECIAL MES¬ Have 4,200 feet length and bear our name— SENGER from the CONTINENTAL KUNST film, of Berlin. All and only authorized versions of this MARVELOUS PHOTOPLAY must bear this copyright NEW YORK FILM CO. trade-mark— 12 Union Square, NEW YORK DIrectioa J. D. Willianit. Manaieaient Wai. H. Ball. | INTERNATIONAL PICTURES ('ontrolled bj FAIR WORKERS, LISTEN! “MINK” The Greater J* l>. \^llllains Amuse¬ We have COMPLETE LINE:—The latest ami liest Tovs. Novelties ami Souvenirt ment Companyt Ltd* inthemarket. FU LL ASSORTM ENT CAM PAIGN GOODS. IMME¬ DERONDA CAPITAL, £200.000. The \Vorl flealer* In Motion rirlure Film.'*. DIATE DELIVERIES. Write for cataloi;. Confetti anii shakers at the lowepi Ma Plciiire Marliiiir and Film for a 30x60 lop. or other Useful Circus Acts; also Musicians. Lonji season Soutli. ahow atuff wniat have you? E. E. MEYERS. Ciraiid Meadow. Minn. Wire Geneva, Ala., October IDth, or.I. E. McX.MH, Calumet CARS STORED, BOUGHT .AND SOLD ( oluml)ia, Ala. J. J. BLANCK. 6344 Penn A«e.. Plttiburch, Pa |i CHAMPIONSHIP BASE BALL SERIES ' 10 Slides, plain. $2 50: colored, 14.00. 20 Sliden. plain. $5 00; colored. IM.AO. 35 SHdea. plain. IH 75; eol- WANTED-TO DO YOUR ARRANGING; ored. 115.00. With Lecture or aelf-explaining. SpedfV which atjle dealred. Will make any kind of arrangement you want. Branit, i wo(Mi. wind or HtringH. either for pick or bow. Ar- |NEW YORK POLICE SCANDAL AND BECKER’S TRIAL first American rara--hute Juamer In sucraasfulty rangemehts made for Novelty InutruroentA. Write 20 Slides, plain, $5.00; colored. $10.00. 40 Slides, plain, $10.00; colored. $2m.00. Gne sbeet I'ovierB and drop from a Wright Blplsne Ihls feat wsa ae- excellent Lerture for prices. H. C. CXIKFMAN. 200 Spring 8t., Cam- rnmpltshefl at IVorls. Ill . tirtober I. for tbs BrgI Midge, O. lime, when DeRnnda Jumped from a plane at a A. J. CLAPHAM, 130 WEST 37TH STREET, NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. height of l.nmi fMS Ttie BMchtne was piloted by Max IJIlle. on* of the world’e grsateet blrdmiW WANT TRAP DRUMMER that does spedalUea. A open for engagements at Houthem Aviation Mee(& rear’s work to right party. All three-day stands; I’ark. Fairs etc. Address Billboard Offics. Chleaaa, •alary- every 8unday. State lowest, paying your own liotel. Join at once. MANAGER SHOW, ^nwick, Iowa WANTED wwavv The Funniest AUNT MI I INOA Two Comet Men. one double stage, other cai>able of dlrrrllng band. Must be A-I. No parades. Btata age, Jtf Tttt TV* Stunt Out I experience and salary. Tent and Car Sliow. South all winter Have not cloaad In tlx years. Maks salary SNAKES rlglit If you want position. Beech Parrott and E. D. Hayworth write. Btll hita face In lun Tboaiandv of all klnda. O. W. ESTES A CO., ngure over backwards Inin Lock Box 233, Rorhder, Minn. tub. showing underrlotbea C. A. PHILLIPS, MGR., MOHAWK CO.. WAGENER, S. C. Nothing f>bar*tM. but ea- BANKRUPT STOCK OF FILM—MFST HAVE CASH. trssssly fuaay. $18. osm* $8 00, tlO.oO, $12.00 mU at $6.00 reel. A few at half rash, balance C. O. $3.00 ivrl; Dlasolvrrs, the $5.00 kind, $1.00. Good D Wright. 2U9 pounds: Beniicd'hatid I’piigtit llano, $98.00, or trade for 1 doaen balls and 4-11. dlamonil BOX 164, Warren. Ohio. LAFAYETTE COUNTY DAY AND NIGHT FAIR •Igii with each gama. BATHING GIRL BALL ADDITIONAL CIKCUS A CARNIVAL ROUTES. FREE ON STREETS. OXFORD, MISS., WEEK OCT. 21 GAME, $24 A dandy device GREAT CLIFTON-KELI.EY SHOWS will place for thl, date and balance of winter, l.iong Range Gallery. Amerlran Exhibition Sbowa. F. M. Jobnaon. High S.rlker. Baby Rack. Photo Gallery Knife Katk. IIoop-lA. .N'oveltlea. I>og and Candy WhM-l, If you OLD MAN GRUMP BALL uiltr : TaIlai«H>6a. Ga., 1419; Hartwidl ill 26. can't keep your now out of the manager’s and other mncraalon iieoolr'a bualneii, keep away from this show. GAME, $32. Everybody Abott A Oderkirk Shon-a: Marion, N. C.. 14-19; Address CBEAT CLIFTON-KELLEY SHOWS. Hally Sprlagt. Mliaittippl. ^ kiinwe him. Gaffney, 8. C., 21-26. All Goods Htriclly As Bep- Carllale'a Wild Weat: (Hippodrome) N. Y. C., reerwted Indet. Coffree Amusement Co.. C. H. Coffree, mgr.: IVCAMORE NOVELTY CO- Manaura. La., 14 19; Heaamer 21-26. ... WANTED FOR ... \ 1324 Sycamece Bl., Eaohman'a European Cirrus: Putoai, Mo., 19; J Clnelaaall. Okla. Bismarck 21; Ironton 22. Gross Combini'd Shows: Glamorgan, Y’a., 14 20. Ooodell Sbowa: Raymond, Ill., 14-19. AT LIBERTY.OCTOBER 21 Oollmar Bros.’: Bristow, Okla. 18; Holdenvllle 21. WINTER SEASON SOUTH Landes Bros.' Show: Mamie, Okla., 14-19. kliller'a. Will T., Show; Fiedmont. Ala.. 1419. One more Show that don’t conflict, opening for two r>»d I'latform Rhowi; all kinds of Conrawdafis riceptlng ^ Violinist, Pianist National Amusement Co.: .Manhattan, Kana., graft, which positively srlll not !« tolerated. One more Krnsettonal Free Art; small Italian Band Ktata I lowest In your ilrst; no fancy salaries paid, but they’re sure. Want one mort General Agent. H Wielan wire. ' 14-19; Herrington 21-26. Also Queen and I'rugram klan. Show opens .Novtmlier 18; now booked solid utitll January 1, In gou 1 OCTOBER 10, 1012. Xfie Billboard 65 Big WOOD WHISTLES . . . WANTED FOR . . . BERNI ORGANS A new line. Just In from Europe, Indudm efeiy kneaB derlce and norelllea nerer before seen here. SkatM4 With your “AD” Rinks. Eiposltlons. etc. Our present stock compilaai MAKR HI'I.KNI>II> XMAH NOVRLTIKH to b»nd amongst a multitude of others, tha S LAROBBT to Tour buy ontt girl potroim. IKxi't moot Xnima A.ND MOST POWERFUL ORGANS In tha world. iB- Hoy without HiiiM sort uf gift fur tho youtigitor*. strumentallty equal to any band or orchamra. Thof or* Inciprii^ltt giiil ■ rcol ooftltj. M w*ll 0* A UKAL AliVKRTlMCMKNT. Would bo op- WINTER SEASON SOUTH BERNI ORGAN CO. pcorlolcd by all. A more opiiroprlalo gift with Pluntiition Show, .\nimal Show, 8tron|r 5-in-l Show, Platform Shows, Mechanical Thti tripla adiantaga ran rrat bo obtaliiod l.ac 220 W. I4tb Si., ■ N. Y. CITY. thro WhUllo your aroetliigi of "A MKRRT Showw; Performera for School I)ay Show; strong; Door Talkers; Sister Team and TBiBphonB, ChBisBa •2t. CHKIHTUAH TO ALL" Musical Act. Want to buy or lease private car and four baggage cars. Want Con¬ r-ACI YOUR ORDER NOW. cessions of all descriptions. Address, RRMI> (r for Kamploa and our eomplala rata* log Uating ITMUiTk AUVERTIfll.NU RTUNTR of all WIRTH H. E. VanGorder, Robinson Shows, BRAZEL NOVELTY MFC. CO., Lexington, Ky., week of Oct. 14. Chattanooga, Tenn., week of Oct. 21. 1T00 Cila Stroat. CINCINNATI. O. INCANDESCENT LAMPS FOR PARKS, THEATRES, SHOWS BROS.’ aUARANTCCO noss 800 HOURS 800 HOURS Claar, 10* CImp, •« Will furnish top, seats, stage and front, outfit complete to any good show or shows Calorad. 11a Calapatt, 7c that do not conflict with anything we are carrying. Good opening for first-class SAFETY ELECTRIC CO. illusion or vaudeville show. Will give good proposition to lady wrestlers. Would Ml M Miaigaa A«a.. CNICARt like to hear from Ixittie Oliver. Haven’t got the best Southern territory, but have as good as the rest. Conce.ssions that are legitimate, let me hear from vou. All mail answered promptly. Route—Hopkinsville, Ky., week Oct. 14; Murfreesboro, I Tenn., Oct. 21; Tulhihoma, Tenn., Oct. 28; Bridgeport, .\la., week Nov. 4. Then NOVELTIES, JEWELRY ' the BIG .MOO.SK CKLKBK.\T10N, at KNOXVILLE, TENN., on the streets. Some “CHICAGO SPECIAL" J big ones to follow, .\ddre.ss all mail as per route. This show will not close. Guaranteed Ijtmps for Parka, Falfi^ SPECIALTIES Theatres, Etc. HIGHEST QUALITT AT LOWEST PRICES. Siigir Bros.' New Book of Specialties 8 and 10c each: coloring, lo eztl^ Ta# Bnt Catalocua la Ibt Trada. Write If you ar« a i'onrpwilonair*. Noralty. Jrwalry. . . . WANTED . . . CHICAGO ELECTRIC LAMP 60. Notion or I'air Wnrkrr. t'anraawr R’lraiaan. (Iseorporated) AurtloiiHT. KnIfrboanI Man. Hnop-la Uania. or S3 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicafe, IIL Onml Mrrrhant. you ran not afford to ba wtib- oul tt. II oontalna full and complrt* Ilnat In nrwrat Notrltlra. Sourrnlra. Wrtrhaa. Jrwolry. Foui.taln l‘*n< optical (load*. l'o Hmatl Ht4Mk t'nmpaiilM. Pramatic lluatcAl FOR S ALt—CMEAR aiifl fauilrrillr. In thiB flrlnttir. to wrlla. A. KOIIN. rare jitlr Hour Tliratre. t’oloradu t'llj, Colo One pair of Tvmpanles or Kellie I'rums. and IM THE LONDON pairs of Roller Skates. K. A. Y.. Fort Findlay Ar¬ cade. FYndlay, O. _ BiOrSHOW AND TEN IN ONE MEN. here II la. | A tirw on^. fAi'Bimlle of MHf NlirUllnA IhF i FOR SALE—Handcuff Act. Box Mystery. Mall Bag, ^miAii, mumminrit with KilO pAlnilng $40 rAAh ' Ti»u will gH A iiArrrl iif niiiiieT with ihU Ar* you 1 Spirit Cabinet. Comesly Magic Act. CTosa Escape, wlwf othrr RHifT l.ut friw. \VM NK.|J*oN. North Mind Reading Act. and a complete Magic and Pie* r«mbH<1fr. Mam MUSIC HALL lure show. Also many other bargains. Clrculan for stamp. GEO. A. RICE. Dept. 4. Auburn, N. T. It ihA rMHiciilBAct organ ol VauilrrllW ArttsU ttaTv^u^hout tha warld. AmarlcanA rlAltins London wtll find • If y«M 8M It In TM Bil\^r4, Ull tli8« fiiaiKllT wtlcDDa at 14 Lalcaatar 8tra«i. W. C. If you sse It la Tkt Billboard, tell tksM te. OCTOBER 19, 1912. THE BILLBOARD OCTOBER 19, 1912. STATE RIGHTS SELUNG -FOR- THE VERY FIRST MOVING PICTURES EVER MADE UPON THE VATICAN GROUNDS, AND, GREATEST OF ALL. IS SHOWN His Holiness POPE PIUS X. THE MOST BELOVED AND REVERED OF ALL WORLD’S MEN The most compelling appeal ever made to those of his faith and guidance. His Holi¬ ness is one whom the people of all nations honor because of his true humanity. Every Foot of It Has Been Photographed By Especial Permission. Every Inch of It Is Absolutely Genuine. SXOF» AND XHINK ! Can you call to mind any otherj possible subject that would even approach it in breadth of drawing power? Think not only of the theatres, but of the churches, so¬ cieties and private halls. Its field is as broad as eye can see —its attendance possi¬ bilities are^boundless State Rights buyers, this is beyond peradventure of business doubt, the far-greatest crowd-drawing subject ever offered in the history of Cinematography. To neglect a single minute in securing business particulars is but to neglect your own profit. Every buyer in the whole of North America is going to spring into instant action on this subject. To wire is the'quickest way. The man who best conceives the stupendous attendance this picture is going to attract is the man who will get it. He is the man who will not stand by and see a mint of profit fall into another’s hands. ARE YOU THAT MAN? THEN WRITE OR WIRE UNIVERSAL FEATURES J. D. XIPPEXX, IVfanaQcr 22S West 42ncl St., N^w York City erlal in The IllllboanI). New York, Oct. IJ tS|Melal to 'I'he itIlllMisrdi —If It hadn't been for George Behan and Com¬ —In getting Kdiia Guoilrloh and Company aa the —With Taylor UrauvilU-'s latin. moat pretru —The show atop the American Music Hall, the pany the show at the Fifth Avenue this wio*!: headline attraction fur the Victoria ‘Theatre this tloua and best orTerlnic b< Id over fur Ibe aeeund last part of the Week. Was easily the poorest would have taken a Hop. As It was there was Week, Aar,in Kessler, the heavyweight booking nrerBonatb>n of Hvi-ngall, (editions two piano mover* who happen to b,- of a lady's toilette. Four pretty and shapely girl* sr,- iKW,-d iip' n xx-ell-palnteil hackg,- un i*, lu the dealh aci-ne of Trllhy, was exceptionally hsndv. .And such piano movers. Neither oik* well done and la «pf a natiin- that the t'nlon the whole being very pleasing to the eye. looks strong enough to move a violin. The Square aiidlencea nexer get enough of. !om<-d,v was well taken care of by the two men atnart Karnes was easily the laughing hit And oh what a reception Lillian Shaw re and the set was well liked. of the bill. HI* talk Is all brand new and Cl Ived. The audience waa not aatlafied at re Gisirge Behan Is back In vandevllle with The handled In the way that only Rtuart Barnes ami celving her regular act. After the iiaiial num- Sign of the Rose, the same sketch used by him Fred Nlblo handle the English language In van b>r of songs bad lieen offered the applause was In The Ileanty Shop, a dainty mnalcal com devllle. i-dlella that la delighting vandevllle goers every¬ (Continued on page SI). (Continued on page 61.) (Con-nued «m page .61 (. where. OF THE WEEK IN NEW YORK CITY
k threat¬ euce was like a Saturday night throng gathered MAMIE FLEMING ens to le-eome wordy, but with actors like imn to witness the Unal triumph, instead of an umll GLADYS SEARS Cob man and Als- Ite.vnolds liandlng out the com¬ ence witnessing an introductory i>erformauce. edy lines, actual stagnatloo la impossible. Kverybotly Beeme; who waa Home diatanee iM-hind, learn of bla er I’KOVH'KSCK. K I. -Tt Aharai ror and aprtng paat him before he bad time to ot.lli-ct hla thoughta. The race waa a grand af fair from atari to flniah, and the 20.000 or more akating enthuaiaata who watched the race and chi ered their obidee In efforta to have them We can prove that onr Eidless Paper- win. kept up the excitement throughout the race. Automobllct and motorcyclea by the acorc were In commtaalon to keep the crowda hack off Played Bald Orgaes far excel yoir baid for the atreeta. In order to get the race atart<-d at the time aet for It. which waa k o’clock p. ra Red lighta were act all along the electric- lighted bi'ulevard at each croaalng to keep in- eiitnmoli lea and other obataelea out of the way of the akatera. The llrat twelve to flniah wi-r.' Ha f.ilhiwa: I eo. Glaaahrenner. flr«t; William Playint' any .soloolion as lonn as Kerber. aecond; Edward H. Ulltweln. third; El¬ mer Eokman. fourth; I’aiil Drew, flfth: t’hi-ater you like. .\o sptKiIs to destroy Walters, sixth: Charlea Schuth, aeventh; Ho imisic. C'an’t tell the inusio from warth Beaumont, eighth; George Striker, ninth: Clifford Fox. tenth: F.dward Dick, eieventh; Carl that of a ('(K)d hand. F. Schewe. Jr., twelfth. The nfflclala "f the Athletic Club were: Start October I. llll. er. Julian T. Fitzgerald: Judgiw. Roy F. Dav.a. I hate never used an organ before this season, and of the Illinnia Athletic Club: W. E. OitnderHon. the music supplied by your Instrument was a revela¬ Nieliolaa Halveraon. William C. Faehae. Jr.; tion to me. and any certtflratlon to that effect you tlmiTB. Harrv Halveraon. Dr. H H. Hayea of desire 1 shall he only loo glad to furnish you Prior lilln.iia .Athletic Club: J. L. Riiaac. J J Dwyer. to this I have alaatt used a Hand Style ITS. .1. E. Wlntioltz. I.N'ams on application.) There were forty nine atartera and only about half of them finished. M. W. I.ec o a r d OCTOBER 19, 1912. FILM SYNOPSES ii A bi# retieater. Sroall.com* part, carry week's supply in pocket. Sample case and tl.m; A. R. Heber ateward; Benjamin C. Heber. general advance; Jamea B. Ramaey, advance No. 1; Roy Woodi. advance No. 2; Frank Watta. 24 hour man; Arthur Langhrey, br^aa canvasman; r W Bond, aulitant. with eight men; Harry “GER.MAN” Self-Filling Fountain Pens, S9,00 per gross. Row lighti; Earl Mead, boaa propertlea. with fonr aaalatanta; Earl Baker, ring stock: Charles W’eare headquarters for Combination Glasses, Fountain Pens, Buttons, Parka, boas of animals: Edward Taylor, boaa bostler. with tlx taalatanta; Joseph L. Cole, Razors, and all articles used by Streetmen and Demonstrators. conk-bonae; Frank Walker, aaaiatant; E. V. T.ahm. mnalcal director, with band of twelve Send for Our Circular. plecea: Bollo H. Heber, performing anlmala. Performers: Edward Fox. I>eooard Washburn. BERK BROS., 529 Broadway, New York City. lOOD- Raymond Shannon, Cheater Langhrey,— , . Dehema. I Mabel Avanell. Walter Harter, Nell Hoskins, ' Burk Caraon, Chief Greywolf. ‘Flying LaVons. Art«batle Franklins. Adell Sisters and Edward I liooker. The season was a tiiccesafnl one. and plana are being made f'T the enlargement of CAMPAIGN tbe abow next geason. Only two performances WM.IL VOGEL, care BiilboanI, Ciiciinati, 0. were lost daring the entire season. Kennedy’s X. I. T. Rsneb Wild West ex GOODS hlblte elltDg (comedy) .lOuO reel) . 19 Bunny All .\t Sea (comedy! .1000 28—Curing Hnbby (rowiedy) (split reel)... -Rarab Bernhardt 3 Feet for 25c 21— Four Ds.vs a Widow (comedy).I'SKi SO—A Cruel Stepmother (drama) . (two reel*) I’riiitiiiK iiiitl I b'yclopiii); for tli)* rr;i;treet. Walnut Hill' •tituriil by the tlovermuent to lirlug alHuit th. Cincinnati. It will ., 26 N. Dearborn at., Chi MUSICAL GLASSES. Novelty Slide Co., 20 E. 14th at.. N. Y. City. CONFECTIONERY MACHINES. Hitt* H rework a Co.. Columbia Station. Seattle, l- Braunclaa. 1012 Grant ave . Ulchmood. IlL A. T. Dietz, 127 Michigan at.. Toledo, 0. ARC LIGHTS. kV. Z. lAing, 172 High at.. Springfield. 0. Wash . „ . V- , MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. J. II. Uallberg. 36 E. 23d at.. New York City. Inttruatlonal Klr*»workt Co., City, N. J. . , ^ . *a a » ■ . * w CONFECTIONS. Pain Fireworks DUplay Co., 1320 Wabash mvw, Nnjdh T.mawanda Mualcal luatrument kk orka, Chicago. III. V V r.,, ARC LAMPS AND CARBONS. Bueckbelm Bros. A Eckstein, Harrison and Pe¬ I'nltMl Fireworks Co Trwnton N J NN elte A; S«»nt. .*73 5th a^e,, N. i. City CHiarlea I, Klewert Co.. 114 Huron at . Mil¬ oria, Chicago, III. Willson*! Flreworka Loa .knjelHi’ ani 8au UudoU»h Wurllu«T Co., ('Inrlnnatl ami Chicago. waukee. Wla. CONFETTI. Francisco. NAME PLATES A SIGNS. ASBESTOS CURTAINS. kVm. R. Johnson, hO Pike at.. Seattle, Wash. Brett Bros., 1140 Columbus ave., Ihwton, Mass, ■Soamanoaman A I.andliLandii Co.. 417 Clinton at., Chicago. CORN POPPERS. .kmerlcankmerlcan Flag Mfg Oo..Oo., Easton. Pa. wnSFKifkQP PUTTYDIITTV Chicago Flag A Decorating Co., 1354 Wabash nkJot rU I I T. ASBESTOS CURTAINS AND PIC- W. Z. I^ng, 172 High at SpHugfield, O. .'mcago^Hag^ave., Chicago, a ^^or.tlngIll. M. Stein Coame.lcCosmetic CoCo., . 120 W 3i:,31at at..at., N. Y.Y, C. TURE BOOTHS COSMETICS. Uehm A Co.. 142 Fulton it.. New Y’ork City. NOVELTIES.