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.fUfi FOUand Soietiies 0T1E1S

BY JOSEPHINE ORO.

• I Ism let" was being rehearsed for one

of tast season's productions of 'the famoustragedy, when the stage manager discovered

' th'af'the hilarious mood of some of the mem-ber's of the company was Incompatible with

the seriousness of the scenes he was re-

hearahig.' During "the burial of Ophelia" the

facial expression of several of the mournersdenoted amusement rather than sadness, for

one' of them bad Just told a funny story In

the wings, - The stage manager,': no longer

able to' overlook the levity displayed, stopped

the scene and angrily exclaimed:

'"Bee here! I want you to distinctly un-

derstand that-

you are attending' a funeral,' not- enjoying yourselves at Luna Park."

' A manager of;two or three small road

companies good naturedly tells a story re-

flecting somewhat upon his unimportanttending;'. •-,

' A" playwright called, not long ago, at his

. office, and under his Arm was the regulation

roll' which the -manager at once recognized

!as manuscript, at which he was prevailed

. upon to'look. "' O.lanclng at the scenario,' and,

realising that there was much ' merit' In It,

Ihe.sald: .'. .•"

:

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1 "Not half' bad! If the play Is as good as

the scenario I may see my way .to producing

Ilt^thatbj, if—

"

'' If.'what r* Interrupted the hopeful play-

wright. ! -r:

•.'•

,- , ',." '.

':.' If 'you- could raise a few hundred dollars

.to put' Into the production." ' ' .'.

•If il could raise any money to back myplay," quietly replied' the writer, VI should

have gone to a first class manager with It"

:.- ;.•.-: *•;• i :~;;The two ' In ordinary man or woman la

'Usually'' .blind to their Imperfections or tack

of" personal good looks. ' One often meetsthose - who, though positively homely as to

features, have conceit enough to consider

themselves handsome, though readily recog-

nising the lack of good looks In others.

Two New York managers, each possessing

a fairly good opinion of bis own personal ap-

pearance, though not a very flattering one of

each other, mat, not long ago, In front of

Wallace's Theatre. . After discussing a fewthings' relative to managerial matters, the

Uotp.ljer of the two said :

'• "By -the way, an actor stopped me on the

qeit block, mistaking me for you."

. "How' eouid that possibly be !" exclaimed

the other. In' a tone that showed little appre-

ciation of hie resemblance to the other. "Whowas he— I'd like to call him down for that."

- "I called him down- pretty hard myself,"

{'retorted.' the other. "He wanted a certain

-part' In ''one 'of your productions, and. I told

'him 'that even if he. were doubly fitted for It,

and" no other actor could' be procured, he

rouldn'tb'ave It."'•>-'"* ;-••"'•

Apro/ioa of personal- good looks, a popu-

lar Brcwdway comedian, whose cleverness Is

•fir. beyond .bis beauty of 'face, which even

h|s beat friend could not pronounce band-

some,, received In his mail a request for an

autographed photograph. As It was from a

prominent gentleman of large' means, the

corned lab, flattered by the request, forwarded

his photograph with 'an enclosure, .the latter

fchiiwlng that he In. no way deceived himself

as. to his lack of beauty. . .

•' "Pear Sir." It read, "the enclosed is myl«te_st photograph.' It Is by far the very best

likeness . I've -ever had taken—so faithfully

true Is It that It pains me."

• A atrtry is going the rounds concerning a

-newspaper man ' on ' ode of the New York

'dallies. 'This' humorous scribe 'Is 'knowniamiing' his friends to be more fond of alco-

holic beverages than Is good for bis health,

1 hough It In no way affects the merit of bla

'newspaper work, wblch Is far above the

average.'

He'was assigned for a write up concerning

trie- animals 'of a large circus. After taking

notes on the training; of the various quadru-

peds, and witnessing many wonderful feats

performed by tbem. the manager Introduced

the subject of the effect on animals of alco-

holic liquors.-

"That'll Romerblna; ' I'd like 1 to see." re:

marked ;the reporter; "now, though I knowthe effect 'on 'the human animal, ' 1 , don't' coa-

eernlng-ths lower beast*.'''

-To. Illustrate, diluted whiskey in pans waaplaced in the different rages, with varied re-

sults. Some aqiffed at It and walked away,while others, with . true human Inatlnct,

lapped at. the enticing liquor, the thirsty Re-porter In true sympathy with those animalswho did so. Finally, when a cup fall of theintoxicant waa pushed Into the cage of.' toeorang outang,' who'. quickly, displayed bisliking for It, the reporter, -who, up to that

' time had not been "Invited," exclaimed : .

,..•'! 'say-^:.there

T's an empty cage over there

j

do you mind my getting Into It)" .-'.:. %t .'..•

,A. prominent New York manager, and pro-

ducer was' once standing near the entranceto a big Chicago theatre, conversing with themanager of, that house. A matinee audiencewas' emerging, some taking their.carriages atthe- curb, near which a peanut vender hadlocated his push cart In banes of a. sale. Thelocal . manager, thinking toe t the, man mightbe: delaying t be departure of his carriagepatrons, approached the peanut rnsn andangrily ordered him away. The New Yorkmanager noting- this, hastily followed him,and, placing a detaining band upon his arm,

* "Give him a chance, old man. I confess to

a kindly fellow feeling for those, who sell

peanuts: maybe' you're not aware of the fact -

that my theatrical career began In the gal-

lery, selling the"fruit of the goober vine." '

.' ' * :

.: '.'I've discharged our family. doctor for his

unflattering opinion of my dear husband's

mental attainments," said a lady to her

bosom friend." "And how came that about?" asked the

friend..''. ' ••:",'..• vj"Well, you know. Bob- had a bad case of

typhoid this Spring, and during' the run. of

fever the poor fellow was often delirious. I

was awfully worried, and spoke to the doctor' about It. 1 told him that Bob seemed, to : be

. tctiiidcWnp in bis mind—and' what,"do you

think be said!". .'-.'.."I'm sure ' I couldn't guess," .was tbe re-

ply : ."what waa It TV ...'.'."He said—the mean thing—'don't worry

over that ; let him' wander, he can't gu very

'fa*/"- " '-'. ."..-*''""'

' *.-..:'Ola Humphrey, whose season "at Albany

was recently brought to an untimely close by

the accident which befell her during a '

re-

hearsal of. "Under Two Flags,"- telle of anamusing conversation, that. took., place be-

tween a member of ber company last season

and herself. Tbe young woman was a West-

ern, girl of very limited, experience. • and,

knowing of tbe star's : wide knowledge of

things' in general, frequently questioned ber

upon various subjects, anxious to learn. . Someof tbe young woman's remarks showed su-

preme Ignorance concerning ordinary mat-

,ters . • • • '.

•

'Whenever possible, she would seat herself

near Hiss Humphrey at the hotel tables. Onone 'occasion, in a .Western' city, she looked

curiously at Bliss Humphrey's breakfast

plate, until finally, she' mustered up courage

to ask the actress what she' waa, eating.

; "Kippered- herring," replied tbe. actress;

"It's fine. Why don't you order some ?"

"Oh, I wouldn't dare to," said tbe girl ;

"herring is" a salt water tlsh, and you knowbow stale fish gets by the time It .Is shipped

here from the coaet." ••-.-'• . .

LOUISIANA.

to-Jake Wells, who will conduct It In thefuture.

l'itKKTT Si-rinu* Casino IK K. Winters,manager).—Tbe Helsruan Stork Co. .con-tinues to please packed bouses. -, , • |.

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Mew Orleaai.-At Athletic Park (H. C,

Fourteen, resident manger) the BIJou ComedyCo. presented ''The Night of the Fourth,"week of . June IV, . to good business . andpleased. Tbe same company ' remains overfor week of 26, with a change of bill. :

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kWkht. End (J. J.' Corcoran, .manager).—s: R. O. greeted Paolettl's Concert Band andthe splendid blograph. pictures, with popularJot Magnolia as operator, ID, and good bust-

Bneaa followed for the week. One of the best

Ictures ever .shown here was one called

The Escaped Lunatic." -The Wiley Hamil-ton' Co. furnished the stage show, and re-

mains on for week of 26Foolish Hovse (Ed. Levy, manager).—

This cozy little mirror maize, still continuesto 'attract large crowds nightly, and winsmady laughs. Manager Levy states that tbeshow will go to Ht. Louis at the, end of; the

season here.' • - - .

Notes.—Morris Marks, business - managerand treasurer, of the Grecnwall Theatre, left

June.' 21' for Cincinnati and Chicago, on busi-

ness. . Manager ' Greenwail ' Is here lookingafter tbe erection of bis new theatre.......Prof.. Joe Magnolia, of the Blograph Co., nowoperating at West -End. was royally banquetedat the Morris .Marks Fishing Club S!L TheRrotessor has made many friends here duringIs short stay ("has. Raymond, of Ray-mond and . Clayton, scored a big success In

t'ablll'a' latest success, "I Want to be an All

'Hound Man," at West ,Eod last week.Prof! Laurence J. Ilco left bere.SO, as musicaldirector with Frank Smith's All Star TravestyCo.V playing the lake coast resorts TheLaw'cr Children. Dave and Lillian, were en-tertained at their parents' beautiful borne ouCarrollton Ave.. '2i, and music, songs and re-

freshments were' features. .'".

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".' ' -A'tVAslAMA.

Mobile.—At (he Monroe Park Theatre(M. A. McDermott, manager) the Baker-Thome Opera Co. opened the fourth week ofIts- engagement June jo. to good business."La Perlcliole" was the bill for the first threedays of tbe week, followed by "Paul Jones"for the last half. Both operas were greatlyenjoyed. The principals are gaining In popu-lar isvor ilally. "Faust anu "The Mikado"are the bills for week of 27. Tbe cast of theprincipals for "Faust" Is ss, follows: Me-iiHIsto. Bowman Balaton : Marguerite, MissThorns: Martha, Paulina Johnson : Faust,ihas. - Baasett : Valentine. . Sinclair Gore

;

Selliel.' Elolse Bishop.Miscorre Thbatss (Julius- Uucournau,

manager).—Unusuallv good Summer businesshAs'been the rule at this house, and tbe oldfavorites remain Indefinitely. ,

. ..-,-i' Notes.—A Lewellen setter dog strayed or

was taken from tbe dressing room of MissThorns, at Monroe Park.nlght of 17. and baanot yet been recovered It Is learned fromgood authority that Monroe Park will have alarger Summer opera bouse next season, to

accommodate the Increased patronage. Bidswill soon be asked for. and as soon as theseason closes work will begin.- Many otherchances for tbe betterment of tbe park sur-

roundings ore in contemplation by Presidentand ileneral Mnnaaer J. II. Wilson, of theMobil* IJght and Railway Co.

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Moa«s«a»err.—McDonalds Theatre (G.

F. McDonald, manager; was leased last week

. .J.t M*.~U.treat,

L«lcestor S«asire,-.!".:!. L*u*am, W. C,

-u j • ''Vina 17.-

A cablegram to a London dally paperfrom Aew Vork yesterday staled ! that thepast .season has been A disastrous One formanagers In America's metropolis. If It betVue, managers are no better off In London.TAf BoWjf Krprrm haa an exceedingly penal-nrlBtlc article on ' the subject. It declaresthat the present theatrical season Is, by aconsensus of opinion among those concerned,the worst for twenty-five years. Failureshave; followed failures. Farces, romanticdram'ns. comedies, native plays, and trans-lated works bave equally failed to attract,l'nttlng out 'of account three or four plays,at present being acted In West Kntl theatres,there Is for tbe present year a list of playswhich; hate- entirely failed, the length ofwhich Is unprecedented. It used to be saidthat 00 play could be regarded as a successwhich did not run for one hundred nights.This may be to some extent an exaggeration,but It .Is- considered tbat a play whose rundoes not extend over four weeks may quitesafely be written down a fluanclal failure.Tire .following are some of the plays producedduring tbe ' present year whose run has notexceeded one month : "Captain Dieppe," atthe Duke of York's: "A Uueen's Romance,"•t , (be Imperial : "The Bride and Bride-groom.", at the New Theatre; "Loves Carnival.", a version' of "Itosenmontag," at theSt. James: "A Maid from School?' at Ter-ry!s ; "The Sword of the King," at Wynd-ham's : - "Cynthia." at Wyndbam's : "Who'sWho?" at tbe Savoy, and "A Man of Honor."at the- Avenue. Two plays, whose runs ex-tended very little over four weeks, and bothof which can hardly be looked upon as any-thing but failures, have been "Love in a (Cot-tage." at Terry's," and "The Rich Mrs. Itep-ton." at tbe Duke of York's. '

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1 In the list of failures there are not onlythe writings of dramatic beginners, but alsoof. such admirable dramatists as AnthonyHope. R. C. Carton. Basil Hood. John Davidson and Hubert Henry ' Davles. Mimicalcomedy has come to be looked upon aa beingthe only sure card left to the theatricalmanager- But even musical comedy hasceased to be a certainty. "Amorelle." atthe- corned v. ran for little more than *month. "Madame Sherry," at tbe Apollo,with' the- advantage of a production byGeorge -Edwardes, ran fire months;- ami thebeautiful "Duchess of Dantalc," at the Lyric,has. Just -finished a career of eight months.Formerly productions like these; were sure torita a year br two. Agslnst this list 'offailures what great successes are there tobe', written down? There have been, ofcoarse, a certain number of playa tbat barspaid their way, and a few that have showna profit, but It may safely be said that Inthe non-musical play houses the year 1004,until now, has seen only two really con-spicuous successes. These are : "The Darl-ing of the Gods." at His Majesty's, and"Tun Duke of Klnnlcrankle," at tbd Cri-terion.- Edwardes' particular variety of musicalcomedy still finds an Immense public atDaly's and tbe Gaiety, and "Veronlnue,"at the Apollo. Is a real s access. But 1904Is still now tbe year. of "Tbe Earl and theGirl," Which may be said to be the- outwardand visible sign of the subjugation of tbotbeatre by tbe music hnll. The variety the-atres-hare attracted tbe public from theplsyhouses," and 'this -public -Is apparentlyonly to be attracted back again .by varietyentertainments Inside tbe theatre.Frank Curzon and' Ada Reeve bave made

an agreement whereby tbe lady. will urodu-eher .provincial success, "Winnie- Brooke,Widow,'.' at a West-End bouse in (be Au-tumn. : This -play will be given in Its originalform as written by Malcolm Watson : tbat is

to say, a comedy without music. Tbe musi-cal.-numbers were apparently added for pro-vincial consumption only.

tn his new play, "Lucky Durham," whichwaa . produced- last Thursday week at theShakespeare Theatre, Liverpool, Wilson Bar-rett would teem to bave achieved an unquali-fied success alike as dramatist and as actor.Mr. Barrett plays the- leading role, tbat ofag Anglo-American millionaire, who, as nat-ural son of an English peer, returns to Lon-don to wreak vengeance on his father for tbodesertion of bis :mother, but Is persuaded toforego.bis scheme of vengeance, and marriesa charming girl willing- to overlook bla '.'bar

sinister." .The drama Is described by . theLiverpool press as admirably mounted, finelyacted, and -decidedly bold- and romantic In

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. .In spite, of Its strong moments, "The Kdgeof tbe Storm" bas proved too weak In con-structive skill to hold its cwn very long at theDuke of- York's, where tonight Forties Rob-ertson wilt replace It with a revival of tbatpr.'tty and Popular piece, "Mice and Men."

Edward Miles, who claims to be tbe oldestactor living. Is In bis ninetieth year. He madehls-brst appearance with the. famous tenor,Braham. Later be was a member of com-panies which Included Macreadv, Cbas. Kenu,G. A*. Brooke, and Helen I'auclt. Playingchiefly In the country for sixty-three years,(he patriarch did not leave tbe stage until bioelglity-second birthday.. •-,'•' :'•.-<

Tbe event' of last week In theatrical circleswaa-tho London debut of Viola Tree. Thiswas made it a matinee of "Twelfth Nlgbt,"given on Tuesday, at -His Majesty's, on lie-

alf of charity, Viola Tree is surely "adarling of tbe gods," for nature haa rlchl*endowed, her, and. fortune has; made smoothber path. She Is more than common tall,

yet singularly graceful In bearing; site la fairand mobile of face, ber voice Is soft, and 'ex-pressive, and she has the priceless gift ofcharm. While she lias been thus favored bynature, the fortune 'of circumstance foundber, a royal .road to distinction in the prbfes-slon she has adopted, - for; being born i (hfeldest daughter of a leading actor-manager,sbe escapes the graduation In small partswhich l« necessary for (be geueral, and vaultsinto a leading role. And sbe Is likely to re-

main In tbe fore, too, for. though ber staketechnique (a aa yet . Immature, she hss aquick aud alert intelligence that will 'not' let

her opportunities slip. Ht Viola was. In aword, an Impersonation of. peculiar promise.The run of "The House of Hurnslde." at

Terry's, will be brought to a close wHb Its

sixtieth performance, ;.*>, as Edward Terrywishes to take a rest before stsrtlng bis pro-vincial lour on Aug. 1.

In 'September "The Earl and (be Girl" willbe transferred (o (be Lyric. In make way atthe Adelphl for the tenancy of Otho Htuart,for the production of Mr. Fsgan's play. "ThePrayer of ibe Sword," with Oscar Asclie Inthe chief character. ,.y ../..• •-.

A new theatre, to be called tbeiUrfstH, Is

to Ik. built In Commercial Iluad. It, Will bea large and handsome bouse, aod the 'prlciswill range from sixpence to two shillings. Aspecial feature will be tha( sea(s-taa' Hibooked for all parts, aod that tbe audiencewill be admitted long before tbe hour for therising of the curtain, so tbat (bey can waitinside Instead - of- out. The theatre .'will hedevoted, though perhaps not entirely, -to th->

production of Yiddish plays.Iteerhohm Trer is lr> be presented - wit b a

li'niHlwme silver coffee wrvl(V byhlx iompnnyum.ovrow afternoon, In tin- foyer. of Ills MaJest v's Theatre, In' celebration- of tbe seventhnrintverssry of the opening of -the theatre.Tns dale. of tbe anniversary was Aptll ^8,

and June IN will he tbe last day of Mr. Tree'spresent season..George Fuller Golden Intends taking a fur-

' ther rest null! July, when he will appear stout, of the West find variety theatres. Hegoes to Australia In the Spring of next year.

Rachel Lowe has astonished tbe patron* ofthe Isjndon. 1'avlllon during the week by In-irwlcclng bird-life upon tbe stage (here In anovel manner. Sbe sings a sung called "TheLucky Itmli." and illustrates It with a livesites .men—who seems really to appreciate thebusiness.Lucy 'Clarke' Intends, later In tbe year.

visiting America. She will make a thfutyweeks' lour, opening at Buffalo,. Sept. 2(1.

Paullnrtll and I'loim continue tn be fea-tured -a( (he Hippodrome. Their an la Inevery way a big sttrres*.- ' Barton and Ashley, who are al Shepherd'sHush Kmplre (bis week, sail tor Americanext Wednesday, after a season In which not• week was hist, nor a week unsuccessful.They will spend three months at their home,St. James, I/mg Island, and then return toEngland .

Lit Hawthorne has recovered from herrecent Indisposition and she will start upona provincial tour, opening. In Newcastle.The Itolilnsiin linker Trio hare arrived In

London after a successful tour of the con-tinent. 1 >

Frobel anal Huge have also arrived fromthe continent and open at the Palace, Plym-outh, on Monday next..Henry Lee. Impersonator uf great men,past and present, rtsppesrs In London nextwes-k. The Tlvoll baa aecured him for alimited engagvtaent,Frank and Jen Latona are at (he Shep-

herd' j Busb Kmplre. this week, with theirsketch. "The Musical Slavey."

• Fleeley and Meeley are doing their cleveract at tbe Palace. Op Tuesday night, whenI was In front to witness their performance,the Meeley end of the partnership had an ac-cident thai looked for a moment very serious.He. crossed (be s(age In five side somersaults,his Isst landing him down at the footlights.on the drummer's side. On Tuesday nighthis Impetus . was (00 grest . and be landedbead foremost In the orchestra. Forturfatelysomething broke his fall, but as he went hecarried some flower pot decors t Ions with him,and one of these striking the drummer 011

tbe arm. and he was unable to work for tboremainder of tbe week. Meeley continuedhis, work. And I saw blm do his veryclever trick of throwing a clean somersaultand catching with his teeth a handkerchieffrom the floor as he turned.Mudge and Morton, Instrumentalists and

singers, are now on the Barrasford tour.They come to the Tlvoll In September.

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Rooms 503, Ashland Blank, Chicago,'.'Xhe first- week of real Summer weather,

June -ll-'-'."., brought an Inning for our out-of-door amusement purveyors, and put a propor-tionate crimp In tbe box-office receipts of ourprevailing theatrical aUractlons. The billsfor tbe current days remsln unchanged, anilare as follows: Illinois—fourth and last weekof ."The Tenderfoot," final preparations for'-'The Forbidden Land," to be produced JulvId'" being lu progress; Powers'— fourth weekof the still Indefinite run of "Vlvlsn's Papas-,"(Jarrlck—fifth week of "Tbe Maid and tinMdmmy." revised and much Improved ; GrandOpera House—sixth week of "Tbn Wizard ofOx," booked (o run until July 0; La SalleTheatre—termination of the long run of "Ths'Bbinl Chef;" Great 'Northern Theatre—fifthand final week of "Vork State Folks;" bur-lesque continuing (be stock offering al SamT. Jack's and Trocadero, with vaudeville,bills at Cleveland's and the Chicago OperaHouse ; Summer opera at the People's The*-tre.-and vaudeville at Sans Soucl and WaterChutes ' Parks. Next Saturday afternoon,July '1, nivervlew, In Sharpshooter's Psrk,will be added to Chicago's catalogue of Sum-mer amusements.

Illinois Theatbic (Will J. Davis, mana-ger).—The Minerva company will withdraw''The Tenderfoot" Saturday evening, SS, forthe. advertised production of "The ForbiddenLand," next Sunday evening. Fred Oiaplnand Guy Steely are authors of tbn newBUte, and (be cast will Include: Joseph

lerberl. W. II Clarke. William H. Cam-eron. Joseph Phillips, William Rock. AbbottAdams. Alma- Youtln, Mamie Ryan, andhithel Johnson.' Urami OPKiM Hoi'Hfl (Fred J. Hamlin,business manager). — "The Wizard- of Ox"•rill remain: the offering here until II, when"Mrs. Wlggs, of the Cabbage Patch." willbe,' locally Initiated.- Tbe "Wizard" con-tinues to draw tbe most money of any showIn town. ' '

> Po\vkrh' Thkatkk (Harry J. Powers, tnan-t*er).—"Vivian's Papas" remains currentat this bouse, looked for a still Indefiniteterm. The fourth week of Blanche Ring, LeoDltflchateln, nnd Harry Conor, with theirclever associates, begins Runday evening.'.'QARRtcK Theatre ifha*. A. Bird, businessmanager1.—"The Maid and the Mmumy" re-mains the offering al this popular house,recent changes and Ibe Introduction uf a"radium ballet" having Increased the effec-

tiveness -of (be offering. The fifth week be-gins Sunday night.

Uiikat Northern Theatre (James II.

Browne, business manager).—"York StateFolks" enters -upon the fifth and last weekof .'Its extended engagement Sunday night.Originally booked for a fortnight lis stayhas been lengthened from ' week to week bythe ''continuation of good patronage, and theIncreasing populsrlty of Arthur Sldman'splay.7C1 Hai.i.e Theatre (Mark G. tawls, busi-ness mnnsgrr).—"Tbe lloyal Chef entersupon the last 1 week of Its long run Sundaynight. The bouse will be turned over to thecontra, tori Immediately, with a view toconforming tu the structural demands ofthe, new ordinances.

Kmjpi.h's Thkathk (Millie Willsrd Nelson,manager).—Summer oiiera remains tne nt-trsrtlon here, although the season may boterminated any day. The volume of busi-ness will determine tbe length of the eu-galnment.

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'Howard's Thkathr (Lorln J. Howard,ntarlager).—"Mixed. Pickles" Is the bill forthis week, following profitable presentationsof "Wedded and Parted" last week.

Cllli'.ion OftHA MotsE (Kohl k Castle,fiistisgersi.—Jim and Cnlla Welch, MamieWing. Biggins and Phelps. Anderson andWallace, the Three Jacksons, Traske andGladden. Melville and Conway. IVArvllle His-ters; Julius Taanen,' Terr yand Klmer. Wsr-ren'-sml Illunchard. Ilurke. |,a Hue and in-

beys. Frederick Brolhers end Burns, (Inyerand- IV Nell, and Geo. K. Spmir's kltioilruniewill provide the entertainment here week ofiST-.lnly ;i. Patrons find the continuous vaude-ville of 'high class and excellent quality, andIntslness remains at a splendid Summer stand-

. .CtJlvuM.sn's Thratsk iWtu. S. Cleveland,matoager ).—A nnlr AMsitt Is this week's feat-ttre.wllh the clever Kllnore Sisters (he extraattraction. Hal Dsvls snd Inez Mscaiilry,tb#' Colby Family, (he Avolos. IHIIy Clark,nnd Coakley and McBrtde are (he others.Lssr week:- The iln-at Kverbarf (his aectindween Favor and Sinclair, Mayme Gebrue,Geo Stewart, and others.Trocahrro Trkatrr llloberl Fulton, msn-

ager).—The Jersey Lilies Hold forth (tils

wi-rkas the Summer stuck sllraclliin. with"LHIes In' Blmim" the burlesque. Vsuile-vllltt ntimliers will lie fumlabed by J. Oliverwise. Cornwall and Hunter, McFkrland andMurray.' Del Qrrfler and a dancing number.Stock favorites abound, Bessie Tsylor, Mas

Milliard, Alex. Carr, Phil Peters, Guy Raw-inn. and Frank Damsel being tbe leadersIn popularity. Fine productions, under thepcrsonsi direction of Joseph K. Howard,constitute attractive offerings, and buslnesa

. is line;

Sam T. Jai k'n Thkatrk (Sidney J. Ku-son. maimger).—With Grace Addison addedto the "beauty show" Manager F.uson is pre-senting this Summer, (lie measure of femaleloveliness Is overflowing. Chris. Lane, JamesThompson, I«w Spencer, and lid. Morris arefavorite - comedians, while Miss Addison,Lena Lecouver and Helen Russell constitute•i trlumvlate of hcsiuty in themselves, "TheSilly Dinner- Trial" is continued for a sec-ond week, starling Sunday afternoon, theolio naming: Hanson and Drew, Fergusonnnd Mark, Forest nnd Forest, Anderson andSpencer and I ho Three Connelly Sisters.

Hans Horn Park (Ms). Alfred Russell,manager 1.—The good old Summer time,which reached town last Monday on a waveof heat, drove throngs to (be moling shadesof Ibis park. Business was immense. Tblsweek's vaudeville rails for Lew Hawkins,Mldgelry and Carlisle, Hcrr Sauna, FloodIli-others, and Fnlke nnd Semim. The conces-sions see doing a fine business, and Amuse-ment Director Slmynr Is picking up: penniesbv the barrelful at his slot machine parlor.The air, ship, the coal mine, miniature rail-

way, limping (he loop, (he "rockry road toDublin," and a score of other attractive de-vices sre appealing to capacity business.Watkr ciutks Park (Win. H, 8trtcklcr,

geiici'iil ninnagct'l.—"Shooting tbe chutes'sprang Into itntinlarlty lost Monday after-mum, and continued n most popular diver-sion nil tbe week, great (hronga crowdingthe park and Indulging In all tbe concessionson "The Pike." Given favorable I wealberthis resort Is a mint.- Kivkrvikw. In Sharjishoolers' Park, willopen n,'jt Saltirdsy afternoon, July 'J, pre-senting n L'i'i'ni variety of attractions forilio diversion of (he eiiieclant public. Oeo.S. Woml Is doing yeoman service with (belocal press, and the bill ismrds are rsspltnd-ant wlili announcements.,

I.o.viMiN Dime miski'm (Wui. J. Sweeney,manager).—-The curio hall : Samuel John-son, who drinks water by the bucketful ; tbeMaid of the Hnplda; Flora O'.Noll. rifle shot;Prof Muycr, second sight, snd Spencer's Il-

lusions, (in the stag*: Nellie Small, EarlWay, Hals- Wilson, ami Leon Neat.Clark Street Mchei m t Louis M. Hedges^

manager).—In curio hnll: Anton Hanslln,wbn is wheeling a barrow across the coun-try: the Huberts. Impalement act; LillianAfirrns, eipnnslonlst ; Vanslla, ventriloquist,snd Prof, Paige, clay modeler. On (he stage:Itamox and Willis, Jennie Williams, PhilBurns, I lies Franks and others.Gentry's Pu.it avu I»ii Show will spend

lis fifth nnd last Chicago week touring tbs.West side. Business has been fine at everystand In town, and (he performances havegiven unvarying satisfaction.

Avtkrmatii.—The special aldermanlc tbe-atre committee will take up the matter ofproposed revision in the drasile ordinancesunder. which our theatres have operated sincethe month of January. Chairman Jones, whofavored' the 'present rigid laws, haa experi-enced a change of heart, and now feels thatthe requirement of complete sprinkling sys-tems should lie abolished, the section re-milting that aisles end directly at exit*should be modified, exceptions should be madsjIn the limitation of ten seats to a row, therequirements as to the pitch of galleries)should he modified, ind the requirement (hat(he main lloor, balcony and gallery shouldhave teparaie exl(s to the street level shouldbe cut out. In slmrt, Chairman Jones saysthat "he doesu'l think It Is within tbnprovince of the council to legislate men outof business," |{. A. Wlckhara Is stiend

lug a part of bis Summer vacation In Chlca

Jj. He will 'continue as acting manager 01g|.n r

season Will H. Barry la In town, per-fecting arrangements for the presentation ofPain's "Last. Days of Pompeii'' on the Southand West sides, beginning about tbe middle ofJuly,... The Chicago Conservatory will boldIts commencement exercises In Htslnwsy Hall1!8. D. Krwln Russell, manager of tbnImperial Thealrc, SI, I^mls, accompaniedby his wife, passed through (own last weeken rutitr (o spend ic pari of his Summer va-cation at his old home, Milwaukee, where,some years ago, lie was Introduced to thetheiitrlcnl business aa The Ci.ii'fEit corre-spondent John M. Ward Is In town.Ills wife, Nellie Dunbar, has gone to berhome In Columbus Katie F.innieit Is In

town, after a mouth of sight seeing at (hoWorld's Fair. In Si. Louie. .... .Ueo. K.GUI Is organizing bis "Little Ouscast" Co.,wblch "will support Anna Hlancke, to opeuIn Ht. Louis, July 111. Manager GUI banheadquarters at the National Printing Co.for the Bummer. .... .The Wallace nhovstspent last week playing towns In tho vl-

clnily'of Chicago; and our circus 'contingentmade frequent visits to tbe show.

! The showIs a fine organization, well equipped In nil

departments', and Manager ' Corfe ' (ells methat Hits season has been pleasant aud pros-perous up to date.

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Our' Summer theatres and re-

sorts opened under favorable Warm weatherconditions tbe past week, and received en-couraging patronage,

' Grm Theatre, T'kak'h Island (C. W. T,Oodnig, manager 1.—The public In large num-bers welcomed old favorites and new members!of the slock . st the season's opening JuneUu and week, In ''She Stoops to Conquer,"which was most acceptably presented. TheBoslonla Ladies' orchestra revived their Issjseason's popularity with the patrons. Foe•11 and week, "Tho Moth and the Flame"will be presented. Hlesnur McKcc, HelenStrickland anil Kendall Wuslun Join »7.Misses McGregor- and' Ward, Messrs. Gun-ncss, Poland, Westley and .several others oflast lesson's stork, reawakened pleasant mem-ories, '•

CAPS CoTi.i.ir T(ieat[ii; |K. V. Phelan,manager).—The -now departure' from s stockhouse to opera, as inaugurated by the I'. V.PIipIsii G|iera Co., - In their production of"The Teloiihone oirl" IN-'J.I. met with greatfavor wllb the large audiences throughoutthe past week, "It Is predicted that tbe com-pany will become extremely popular, andI'unilc opera, as iiifsenlttd by them, will givesatisfaction. "Tile Mikado" S!f and week.Charles Fulton Joins S27.

Portland Theatre (James K. Moure, man-ager).—This bouse Is running, under theSummer stock plan.' Tbs Ryron DouglassSlock Co. numbers among lis members manyfavorites uf the , Ibnalregolng public: here,and in their presentation of "Mr. Hemes ofNew York," sio-2."», ' scored a pronounced suc-cess, For SS7 snd week, ."Prince Karl."

IlivEirnix Park 'ID. II. Smith.' residentmalinger).—J. W, Gorman's Imperials, Intro-ducing Rice and Klmer, lluwley and Leslie,Klein, Ott Brothers, anil Mikerson. Dtxoumid Holmes, Gsrdntr Khli-cd, and Mayon andParker opened this |Mipular resort, drawingfood attendance W and -week. ' The Roaton'onrert orchestra furnishes the music -for

the season. , ,

Notes.—Frank Walker, of I he Corse Pay-Ion forces, Is st his home In (his city, aftera successful season on the road. .... .CharlesClark, n ni voi lie member of tbe Bcnnett-M011II011 Co.. lias also returned to bis homehers Welch Brothers' rirYiii comes 00.

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th«U reach thlt nfflcr,' not titer than Hatur-

ian.Julyt.tfpouiUe'.' 'MAHNACmiSRTTs.

Boatnn.—A decided hot wave made Imsl-npRHrnllioi tight tit the Indoor entertulnmcnUhiHt week, and made Ihe openliie of Ihe parkneiifion ii siicceNN. The JloKloulanH, la ft re-

vival of "Bnliln Hood," at. tbe t'olonlul, Is

Ihe only noteworthy clinuge recorded forcurrent week. The'Htork IiIIIh lire: .'"Tlie

M.'is(|iiiTiulpr«." at the CoaHe Square, and"Orphan and IlelresH," at the ItowdoluSi|inin\ mid there an* new bills at Kellh'n,the- I'alAre niul tin- nni-inm«. The Lyceumcloxeil Iim Hcamin Iuhi Saturday night. . ,

('(.juvru, TiiKA'niK (Vlmries Frohnian,Rich ft llurrl«, mniiagersi.—For -the foil rl

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and final week of tup Hoslonlann* engage-ment at thin house "Roltln Hood" Ir given.The curt, while not quite' up to tbe Ronton-lau Hlanuard,' la rtning enough 'for the dea.-

son. Blanche Morrison Im Ibe Annabel,Agnett Cain' Brown,' Maid. Marlon; II, C.Barnsbee, Sheriff of, Noltlogham; W. 11. Mi-tmnald and J. M. RatcllTe, Little John

:

llorniril I'harubern, Will Scarlet : Jamea K.Miller,' Prior Tuck; l<oiira Oakley, DameDiirdenV and AdeleRotjer, Alan-n-Pale. Theattendance waH light iM.fMC.taW weatherbeing largely remnrrtiilble' for' ttle 'failure ofIhe playgocra to put In an apjiearam-e.

TKKJIOdT Tiiratbe" (Juo. ''B. "BMioeffel,uiaunger).—Notwithstanding the high tem-perature hint week ."Woodland," now la Its

tenth week, did a good hUHlneas." The at-moHpherd uf the forest couth- opera 'niakenone feeln aa If he were In. tbe country, andIniiucroun rlectrli- faim ncottered about. thehouse makes the elfect all, the more con-vlndng. Mor? east chnngpn are In order.Harry Bulger will, replace Alexander Clarkeaa the Blue Jay Ip about a week and NellieFoIIIh will give y>ay to a new Uuve. whom-name Ih not mentioned as yet, Llllle Co|-llua, who haa been, playing the Frem-h MalilIn ihe London ••Prince of.PllRen" company.In borne, and will take her place as oni ofthe' original Bluebirds In > thin company.

Nobdmbkua Pabk ,<Carle Albert}, mstia-

-ert.—l^st week's weather wn Ideal tor tbln

resort knd others of the game type, snd a big

bualnens was done. The rurtlc theatre showIs only a smnll part of trip' entertainment to be

Jound at this beontlful place, probably one of

Ihe bent of Its kind In this country. Per-

formers this week are: Blre Trio ' Bellmaaand Moore, Frank and Mattle Walsb. the

Martlae Brothers, and tbe Opera Bluff Trio.

I'oist or Pi.vim iWm. H.' O'Nell, mana-ger).—In the rustic theatre, wblcb has been

greatly cbahged and Improved since last sea-

son, tbe following entertainers appear this

week : Jamea Hlchmond Glenroy, MarcoTwins, trbarles II. Msrkle and Co., Mr. andMm, Fred l^ocler. Dunn and F:velyn, and the

Colonial moving pictures. These artists, to-

gether with Will J. I lagan, gave two Hundayshows to enormous crowds. Hchreyer, the

sensational aerial 'cyclist, boldi over this

week, and (a makiug a big hit with hli r d»

down a one hundred foot Incline and a dlv?

through space Into a tank containing; three

feet ol water. '• '- -

,„ _CnkRCEXT Gardens (Wm. H. ONell, man-

ager).—Thla week's programme Is headed byHporrpw,. who Is audi a big favorite every-

where. Other contributors to tbe show; NewYork Comedy Four, Four Hills, the Lyons,

Amy Allen, ond the Colonial moving pictures.

Tbe audience* Iftst week were greatly pleased

with show. _ :

. Mkiifoku Boulevard Theatri I J. W. Gor-

man, manager).—A first class show Is given

here this week by the following vsudevll-

lluns: Eldorado Sisters. Moiart ComedyFour. Nelson and Mllledge, Ls Veen andCross, nnd Winston's Seals. The komogrnphoffers some new and up to date pictures. •

Lkxinotun Pabk (J. W. Gorman, mana-ger).—In the rustic theatre this week Man-ager (iormnn Introduces a fnrce comedy, en-

tftled "The Gibson Girl." Heading the cast,

which Ir said to be a good one, are the hourOtts. • ' ' ':

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Foyeti Go8«ip.—Nell Bohlnson, a NewKngland Conservatory clrl. nnd one Bf the

Ccockg In "Woodland?' left the oompnayt week. .. Laura Ijimsnn, of Jamaica

Plains, has Joined the company j. JamesA < Device, who has returned to town, wnext season play the German comedy role

eights of_

HrhoelfelIn 'Lights of Home." Mrs. Jao. B.

(Agnes Booth) Is going away for

the Summer. She- sails from this city onthe Republic July 7,,..Wnilsn* J. Hanson,for five years a member of the Castle rkiunre

stock, will be a member of Charles Frob-

man's "Pilgrim's Progress" Co. .next aenson.

. ...Elennur Kobson. who is at Bans ltockn,

near Gloucester, will sail for Europe July

27, to.O|>en the first week In September st

the Duke of York's Theatre' In "MerelyMarv Ann."....... .C- H. Smith, formerlymanager of Musle Hall and the MaJestli-

Tbeaire, Is now- In St. Louis, managing tbe

World's Fair engagement of "Qutncy AdamsSawyer.". ..:.-. ..Thomas II. Burton, • of

this r« who was with Tim Murphylafe . season, left . for ' St. Jxiuls laat

week' tO' Join "Girl, •from ' 'Dlxla" Co.

....... .A farm of one hundred andforty acres, with a fine old colonial mansionIn Tyngshore' has been purchased by NanreO'Nell, who will make the place her perma-nent 'home. .... .11. Gltters Lonsdale will he

nf the Rockland House, Nantasket. - all 'the

Summer. "..... Henry Alexander . will be amember of the Ilowdoln Square Co. next sea-

son .',... .Joseph Jefferson Is of his Summerhonio at Buzzard's Bay... . ..Gertrude Bin-

lev, a Boston girl, has been engaged for the

Name O'Nell Co. . ....Albert Kelly,, a Dor-

talaed numerous Intereallug features, Jlw.

iY Ferris and Billy Nelson doing the optu-

Ings. Montana Harry, the leader of the com-

boy dlvlalon of the Pawnee Bill Hbow, has

many personal friends here. .. .Billy Nelson,

of the local Teople's Theatre, was rwejrlnK

old acouaJntances J«......Joa. K. Ferrisi-is

In his fourth nuccessful season with theJaw-

nee Mill tihow, as opener In No. 1 box of tne

aide abow.s

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Uitm' Bedford.—The weather daring tbe

past week was a mixture of cyclonic temp-

ests, hall, rain and sunshine, which bad a

depressing effect upon the seekers of outdoor

amusements, and patronage was meagre at

a!14he Summer, park resorts..

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StIKKPT'H PCRCHAHE BTfBSR TlTtATBK (D-

R. Bufllnton, manager i.—The Bufflnton Stock

Co, presented. June 20-23, "PasslonB Slave,

by John A. Stevens, it met with much suc-

rpss, and offers many opportunities for strong

dramatic work. The scenic effects and the

production In Its entirety seemed to begreat-

ly appreciated by two good s red audiences

rinlly. Gertrude Dion Moglll, as MamieBrlaco, was eeen to excellent advantage, as

was Lillian Khoadee. Jessie Prlngle: Hor-ence Hartley, Charles A. McGrath, Robert

McClung and Charles Balsar gave tommertd-

able Impersonations. The production reflects

much credit upon Eugene A. Phelps, the

stage manager. Thla week'a offering Is

"Michael srrdgoff." „. ', 1

Lincoln Park (Isaac TV. Phelps, mana-ger i.—The only amusement at present given

here are Ice cream and bun ban parties, w|tn

orchestra music' and dancing In the main pa-

vilion afternoons and evenings. The manage-ment states that if the weather ever settles,

all. the regular outdoor features, includingvaudeville performances, will be presented.

M'.rink Park (John I. Shannon, mana-ger).—Music, dancing and picnic parties are

the only features presented at present.

LAKr. Sidr Park . (Street Railway Co..

maoegere).—Boating, bowling, fishing andpli-ulc parties constitute tbe present attrac-

tions at this pretty rural Summer resort.' Xof*H\—Charles A.' McGrath made his

first appearance here this season with theBiiffintdn Stock Co. .st Sheedy'B run-honeStreet ..Theatre and was accorded a cordial

,„ .j -, OHIO. -_ ,

Cincinnati.—A week of Summer weatherjuar

i he' soft tnot the directors of outdoornnulse'rxehfV would order tf they count so hemM-brought Prosperity In her chariot to

ail tbelr gates.; ; :.. •. it* .•

Ckerter Park ft M. Msrtln, manager).—At the Opera House, June 28, theCbem-'Park Opors Company will put on "The Mock-ing Bird." Last week's Inaugural with "Theisle of Champagne" was signally successful,

and large. audience* enjoyed tbe internrtfo

tlons of the old Seahrooke success. HelenDarling. Mamie Taylor and Marlon Stanleybad the leading roles. ' The comedians—JohnE. Young, William Sellery, Frank, Stammersand Jack Clare—were good. Ih the vaude-

ville theatre, -20: The Four Nelson Com-Iques, Naomi Etbardo, May Walsh, M I lo Yoggeand Ferguson and I'aasmore will be seen.

Last week's1

bill was surcharged with laughprovokers, end Lavlne and Leonard, who ar-

rived la an automobile, gave an act that wasespecially pleasing. Business tremendous."KLCapitan" July 3.

Uaanrr Irland (W. E. Clark, manager).—At the tittle theatre on Lake Como, June 20,

the Majestic Quartet, Norman, the frogman : Burkbardt and Kerry, _ la "Mamma'sBaby," and 'Hanson' arid Drew will providethe house's entertainment, offered twice aday. Last week's. offerings were' all of high

class calibre and the sketch of Tlce andVlolr. made a big lilt. . The Island Queenand Avalon "carried tens of thousands to the

up river resort during the week. The newmtdway Is-very handsome 1 and a small for-

tune, has beeu Invested In building* that

have replaced those burned a.yesr.'ago.

IJrnLO* 'LAoodN; (J. JV Weaver, mariagen.

—The Lagoon Stock'Corhpnriy,- under the di-

rection pf Frederick Noonan,' still holdsforth, ind June 26 wlllputon "Home-tTom-fortM," ''-Last week ' "The Arabian Nights"proved most acceptable to, lovers of comedy,

and Sydney Grundy's creation.,was. given .a

'«*$ admirable .preRentftton. l|u^neBs_Js

fttownicAL Gari)»ji (Walter Draper, sec-

retary).—John C. ' "WeberX Military Bandwill give a rag time festival next week,commencing June 20. Blanrbe Berndt Me-ra« s n&tt

;

a&S uaa£2Lff&^be c,nc'nnat

^°r

Guirk Thkatiib (Stnlr * Wilbur, mana-,, Chester man. will make his first appearancegers).—Ass warm- weather show the. Isle la vaudeville at Llpcoln Park, New Iiedfora,

of Spice" Is a corker and Is standing the July 11...... Eva Tanguay, who has beentest in great , shape. This is the elglith resthig at her home In Molyoke. for^sevprat

week of the musical -extravaganaa and the. weeks, has recovered her.health, and has

bouse 1« comfortably filled at every perform- returned to New York City.. ;... Gertrude

' '"' DHAMATIC. '

-'''A. ,81. 4ai ffnncJsco.—W* have no knbwl-

L oi. tne' present whereabouts of tile1

Address a letter In our care and we:ertlw it I '

&*.HfflStV.

mm' U 1 XYwill ndveiftTseTt InTHB CurVM letter Hat

B. R , Huffulo,0. U„ CbelBea Square,U. ,Tl , Rale.lj.li,, II , Raleigh,

,.it,,;cuc|fluti,,'•!„ Itnl Illume.

II., Cedarhiirst,1.. I.M„» ' fcllaf InnO. jC L'hu Station,

' J. (J., Warwick.P. N., Trottsvllle. and

, J•Ji M..*i.C., Newburg.—See..Bnawer to A. B„

' ll.'il., FUJier.—We published ilsta.of fairs

In InsiiM dated June if and 2S, of this year,

,W. '3. T., Philadelphia,^You can only learn

In experience. There Ik no book publlaned on. the subject. ,,..• ...

C. L„ Ctarkaburg.—The manager of thecompany Is beat lilted to give you the In-

furiimtluu.

U P. C.V Beading.—Address Geo. C. Till-

you. Steeplechase, (Nmey lslund, N. Y.

W. J. D., Albaliy.-Addrcas Joseph Hart,In care of TliK CLll'PKH.

M, C„ Camden.-rWatch our route list eachweek, or address a letter to the party. In careof Tub Ci.iiTitn, and we will advertise It In

our letter Hat.

J0.-..W. 8., Little Rock.—There Is no sucupublication. . -'-..

• J. -T.-, iNashville.—Without recommendlni:Mny In particular, we refer you to tbe Ainerl-

chu.. Academy of Dramatic Arts and the Ku-nlre School of Acting, nnd tbe Stanbope-NVheatcrof l .Dramatic School, both of NewYork City. • • '. mJ. H. M., Pulaski.—Address Prof. Meehnn,

Troy, N. X.L. B. Pi, Boston,—1. She has. 2. Address

manager of the Tremout Theatre tor reply to

that part of your query relating to your city.

S, It.. Rocbester.—The firm has dlssolv? 1

pni tnershlp,J. V. 11., Brooklyn.—No.Q. am> li., St. I.nuls.—Address the Libra-

rian of Congress, Washington, I).- C.. H. ' L. W., Paterson.—Joseph . Jeffersonplayed. "Rip Yau Wlukle" at the A'lelphl

Theatre, London, ling.. Sept. 4, lMWi..W. B„ Rochester.—lie was born in Buffalo,

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Cit ari.kv, New York City.—A search ofour records falls lo disclose anything abouthim. '».

K, M, B.,; Chicago.—John H. Haverly wasboi-n lu 1'eniwylviihlu In ISllil. lie left, uwidow and two daughters.

a nee. Vi III Armatreng baa been sncceedetllay George Flske In the tenor role. The en-gagement. will probably close Ina fortnight,uuless We have some cool weather.

. Cahtlh SifUARB Tiieatiik (J. 11. Emery, man-ager).—Henry Jones' "The Mnsquerndern"la the attraction the house: stock Is giving

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current week. Howell Hansel, John Main-polls, Lillian Keinble, Isnhelle Fletcher andAlary Sanders,, have the principal roles.

"Mollis was a pleasing production," and en-thused tin- patrons last week,- 'despite .theheat The company. will be reorganised nextweek, nnd will- present .''Men and Women."New members who will be seen are FlorenceRockwell, William Humphrey. Allison Skip-worth, George Fnrren and Leonora Bradley.

Bhwimii.n Square Thkatiib (G. E. Lothrop,manager).—A new.melodrama on the sensa-tlnnal order ls given here this week by ithe

stock coiojinny. It Is entitled "Orphan andHeiress," snd it Is

1

.claimed, to be constructedoh the right lines for success In a popular.

Erlre house. Friday, aftermsin and eveningf this week Jay Hunt, stage director of the

house, will he tendered bis annual benefit.

"Oliver Twist" will be the attraction, andMr- Hunt will appear- as Bill Sykes. "TenNights In a- Bar Room" fared well last week.

keitii\h Tiikatuk (B. F. Kcltb, manager).-—Warm- weather Is only a. small oppositionto good attendance at -this vaudeville shaiy-house. Alodern, cooling devices keep thetemperature at u comfortable point, and: theshow may 1)6 seen at all times In solid com-fort, The vaudeville portion of this week'sshow Is given by Merlau's dogs (first timehere). Murphy, Nichols and Co. (secondweek). Palfrey and Hilton, the. Reed Birds,Cliff Cordon, Gregory and Llnd, the Coopers,Mui-phy.and Nolan, Kllsebetb Murray, Clif-

ford and Hale, and - the olograph as nsiinl.

The Fedettes Woman's Orchestra offer* -nueutlre change of programme. Murphy, Nich-ols Co., Empire Comedy Four, and Baileyand Madison were. the bis; acts -of-tast week'sshow. The former's sketch, "From Zaaato Uncle Tom," wot nut on .for the first timelast week, and Is held over this week. It Isoriginal and Is. a big laugh from start tofinish. George Williams, property man ofthis house, has a small role In the burles<fur,nndldoes some excellent work. .

Palace Thrairb (Charles ' II. Waldron.manager).—Manager Waldron: has succeededIn-giving his patrons a new and pleasing hill

each -week, and for this week he offers a pro-gramme of burlesque uod vaudeville of morethan ordinary merit—at least, it looks wellon, paper. . The burlesques are "MovingAlong'rand "Between Two Fires." The vaude-ville end of bill Ir taken care of by Coltonand Dnrrnw, James Heme, Parker nnd Eg-liert. Meeker-Baker Trio, and Charles Bel-inout.

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Lyceum Tiinvmi: (G.-H. Batcheller, man-F. V-—He Insl wing In America April .10, agar).—This - hmise was closed last -Satur-

181)5, lu the title rifle lu "Glello," at the day night, completing a highly successful

Meltbpolltan Oiiera House. New York City

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V.FAtt, Plue Bluff.— II must abide by hisfirst 'play, 'making good t he sbonage; hei-anuoi raise the bet under aurb clrcuui-atahefn. •'-.'• "... ..

1": ,F., "Phllttdelpllla—To open a Jackbot

fajer must, have a pair ot Jarlta or better,preccrlbed penally for opening a pot

i an InnufhYleut Imiid Is a UUe of twicesmbunt Of hla'crlglual ante and the de-

rnqlifnt player's debtrmeut from the gamefor thkt baud.

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W. s u.. Uskalobsa.—A was right.. Aplayer who, having opened a Jackpot, splits

?. pilr'in utdei to draw to a fouf straight orDUf flush is not obliged to expose his handby. tinnouuciug the fact : all he is requiredto-'du' In to place ills discard where It canbe referred to In the .event of atabaequentdlikte. -. " "

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J. G. W., Los Anjeles— 1. Any straightflutb, . constitutes n band , wblcb pomepAMoM chOOW'.to rail a— royal" flush, thefatter term. finding no place in anv standardWoHt on the.gtma of poker. 2. See "Ring"aaiwere 'r^^' • F.'L.'.C, Skagway.—We can not furnish youWilli a copy of the Issue as It ls Out of print,

season of forly-Uve weeks. During tbe vo-cation the house will. receive the customaryrenovating, preparatory to the regular Kail

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season, which will open the middle of August.Al.HTIN A KTUNK'H Mt HKI'M ( SlOtlp. 1c

Shaw, managers).—Thin week Is announcediim the owning tit the Summer seAHon. Thecurio ball features i Glint hull. Urgent In theworld: weight. -I,12(llb: CalabrMns, Italianchampion heavy weight club Juggler : BurtonSisters, physical i-uliurlnts : Moxnns. contor-tionist: Ferrnutl. lllusluiilnt, and the Mu-sical Holbrooks. , Stage folks: Marlon llarrv,

Francis Ilovt. Mabel Johusou. I.em Weh'li,Tout llRteniRii. Harry Powell. 'John Fore-paugh, Morris nnd Morris, the Rnnlctts. Tun-cauoh Bisters, tbe Joyces. MrDade and Wel-come, and Powell Comedy Trio.

Nickelodeon (L. B, Walket. manager).

—

This la tbe second week ot Captain LitdwlgEltenbaiim, tbe daring navigator, who nialje

the trip across,. the .Atlantic In a seventeenfeet dory. He has proved n strong card.sud tbe stotf or his trip Is .interesting'' andIdntnictlve. Other features: Mile.- Oullette,Urgent -woman- In, the world : Countess < Si-

dohie, needle queen, audi customary athleticcoiltest between n lievy of pretty girls. Stageshow Is riven by Princess Madeline.' GeorgePlatte, Lilly Bryant, and Harris and Day.

Zlmmer, alternating prima donna of the Bos-

tonlans, has gone to her home In Cincinnati.

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SprlnKtlrld At Hampden Park (P. P.

Shea & Co., managers) Fax and-Fozle headedan excellent vaudeville bill nt the theatre

last week, which drew. good returns. "Fridayevening, which Is amateur night, In provlDgthe banner night of the week. An excellent

bill Is- promised for thU week by tbe manage-ment.: ' -

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No«h.—Frank Ralnger, ot last season's

"Thelma'.' CO., Is summering at his home In

West Springfield. .....J.-FT'Burke.-who re-

cently left tbls city to take charge of RIT.' Shea's' Emptre Theatre, : Cleveland, O.. hasretnrned here and will look after'Mc Shen's

Interests at Hampden Park. Marrfaret Dono-van: has also returned to her home here,

from.Cleveland. . . .Prof. Oliver, bag'poncber,of Boston. Is now located at Victoria Park.Chlcppee Falls James P., Mullen wasIn th* city last Wednesday, attending the

opening of the new Elks' home.- He wrotethe .music for the dedicatory odei ..-.,.".

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SlgV 8iufelle's advance car No. 1 -was In

Westfleld the latter part of last Week, wherethe.rtreus will exhibit July 8. .Tbey will

be In Bellows Falls., Vt.. S. add Palmer,Mass., 7 Patten A Ferry.'s tent showIs to be at Greenfield all this week..'Ruth HRndforth, who scored a success In

"The Burglar" last season, Is spending the

Summer at Savin Rock, Ct„ with her parents.

•Miss Hundforth has signed for the eccentric

role in "More -to be l'Tttled Tban. Scorned,"whlrh will open Its season In August..;-...The new quarters of the- Springfield Lodgeof Elks was dedicated June 22. by formalexercises, following which a general goodtime was enjoyed. Members of the orderfor Massachusetts add' Connecticut werepresent, besides Chsmpe S. Andrews, exaltedruler 'of New • York Lodge, No. 1. Thenew home Is one of the finest In New Eng-land, being situated near the heart of the

city, hot far enough away frOm the noise.

Tbe main hall -Is Sixty feet long, and thirty

feet wide, and.- with Its new furnishings, It

wan r bower ot beauty on the opening day.The reception room, smoking parlor, and pool

and. billiard rooms are all tastily furnishedthroughout. ,

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Lowell.—At the Lakevtew Theatre (J.

J. Flynn, manager) the Summer season will

open June 27; with a vaudeville company,an follows: Talbot and Rodgers, Fred 8ttl-

ber, the: Maglnleys, Lillian Leroy Mnrtha,ami Harm and Cnarroal. -.'

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- Canobie I.akb Park (J. W. Gorman, man-ager).—Thin park theatre opens with" Oor-man'g Olympla Co., including :

'- HickmanBrothers, In "Who Stopped the Ferry Boat:"Holeombe, Curtis and Webb, Prof. Mlett'strained dogs, the Three Marvellos, and Jamesand Bonnie Farley. •• '•'

•Ma.tTlou.—All the parks will give sacredband concerts -26, their previous efforts'hav-Ing lieen liberally rewarded Prof. A; A.Ducaemln's Society CirciiR, In conjunctionwith local amateur performers, entertainedat the cirrus grounds 20-22 and matinee,- In

nld of the Country Week Fund, to very sat-•sfactory buslhess. The professional uum-liers.were etivllcnt, nnd Included: F.I NinoMir. the veteran wire walker; the Threecralgs, aerlallsls : • Prof. Rrlstnl's trainedhorses; Gus and Marlon Kolile. higglers; Kn-trador, aerial contortionist: Arburir Slaters,acrobats, and the Jeromes, In an aerial perchact; The uuiateur numbers were of the bur-lesque order, performed hv some of- the lend-ing society people, and 'were well . received.The success of ihe product lou In due largelyto-tbe personal direction of' A. A.'Duebemlnand J^ N. (luodntead, who lead charge of theadvertising and- press work. .

.- .PawneeBlll'R Wild \V. .: a, id. Far Last spread-Itscanvas .nt-tho cirrus grounds 2.Vand did acapacity bimlhens. The. production was com-pleto in etcry denartment, and all' numbersMaerred the liberal applause received. TheRiusUn coasack caVklFr and Japan cavtlryshared the' honorh with ir. s, caval>£ : andMiilv AinbJrk Raihaw's trduUe of AraUlauacrobitn were deserving of apeclal tn^htlou.The tide show did a big business, and con-

i mi.-

company ' last season. Mr. McGrath, 'Mr.

McClimjc and Florence Hnrtley are a comedytrjo that ore wluning much- favor. •• Tbeversatile Miss Hartley Is gaining- In popu-larity' every week..-. .-.:. The Mother GooseJubilee under the direction Of Mrs. L. K.

Orth. will occupy Sheedy's ;BIJon TheatreJune" 28', 21).'.'. . ..Two performances. by. tpe

Ben Greet Players were announced for theopen air Od the Hutch estate; June 27, With"Asi Y'ou Like It" at the matinee and "Mid-summer Night's Dream" In the evening. Theadvance Rale of tlcketa was large.

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Lynn.—At Mechanics' Hall,: -Salem(James K. Moore, manager), the. Jewel-Archer 'Stock Co. continues to draw fairnudlences, considering the' extreme -hotweather. This week the company, in "HaielKirk."(JonuAN -''SnmiER theatre' fMlctmei

Dovle. inanageri.—This open air theatre,located at Salem Willows, opens Ita sea-

son 27, under the management of MichaelDovle, a member of the Salem city govern-ment,' who had charge of the^ Gorman Inter-

ests) here last season. Tbe Alabama Trou-badours are the attraction 27 nnd week. ...

Notes.—The 'Pawnee Bill Wild WeRt Showcarrie 21,'torhlg business, and also did goodbusiness ft Salem 22... ., . .All of the plansfor the new theatre to be ererted on thesite of the hnrned Lynn Theatre, by theEastern- Amusement Co., bare be*h com-pleted; ' and Manager Frank .

0.' Harrison

states that the contract calls for Its comple-tion Sept.' an. The new hohse will neatl.diio people and be fitted' with all modemup to date appliances. There wilt be twobalconies. ..The cost will be about $75,000.

• Sam Cohen, of tbls city. In now withthe Slg. Sniitelle' Circus, and during thetrip of the,show. In this section made flying

. visits to his home. , .

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Mortal Adams.—HooRAC VnHey Parte' (W.P. Meade, manager).—Large'crowda attended

. this popular resort, which opened June 20,

cbentra'R 'concerts last week.Hummer JorrrNOS.—-Dorothy Brenner, a

very pretty Cincinnati girl, is a member ofthe Lagoon Rtock company. She was once«ltb the lamented Pike stock'. ."..'.

. ..Ilalf-

rnne portraits of Helen Darling were soil

venlrx of a recent performance at ChesterPark. .... .The opening of Dayton Reachhas been postponed until July 2... .HermanRellstedt, the "cornettlst received a royalwelcome at tbe Zoo concerts.-. -XI ,'Ab J.

Gantvoort was toostmnstej- at tbe banquetof OblrVn mnslc'teachers, 'at Columbiis. . :

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Munran's Orchestra ^ln giving concerts at

the Queen Cltv Beach A. J. Boex will

direct the chorus In "Marco -Polo,",, at the

Cleveland.—At. the Prospect (.WalterBaldwin,' manager) "Woman* Against "Wo-man" will be presented bv the Baldwin-Mel-ville Stock Co. the currant week. -"Fa bio

Roman!." by the same company; had fairbusiness week of June 20. -Paul Revere"next week, :••_ t ;,:. ;.:-.. -•::•

L'iii.omal (Drew & Campbell, managers).—"All the Comforts of Home" Is the offeringby the. Vaughah < 'laser Stock CO. this Week."Under the. , Red Kobe" had good businessweek of 20, "The Wife" next week.•RucLin AfiiNtR

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Gardkns "(Max Raetkeh-heuer, manager-).—Charles Hawtrey Is thehendllner this week. The 'American Band.Lizzie N. Wilson. Laura Millard. Kelly andKent, and Zazell and Vernon complete theprogramme. The American' Bend and an ex-

cellent vaudeville bill Jammed' these gardensweek of 20. This week marks the close ofvaudeville here,' and July 4 Is set for theopening of a season of comic opera, with"The -French Maid" as the opening bill, i

' HAi.TNonTii'R Gardens (Burton Collier,manager).—"The Girl from. Tarls" has theboards this week. "The Queen's Lace Hand-kerchief" was the offering week of June 20."The Belle, of . New York" week of July 4.-

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Toledo.—At the' Casino Theatre (Otto

with *JM niaasla CJMOedians,* in "Tbe . Trol- Klives, manager) cxcenenrbuslness' was done*'

one. last week. The Rllnore Sisters made theirThe company was a good' one,and gave an edJoyntiTe performance. "

ley Porty.'_ave an etiiovanTe performaoce. Week

of 27, Jos. FlynnVPSrk MlnstrelaNnTEB.—Manacer Sullivan, of trie Empire

Theatre, leaves Monday. -27, for New York,to look- after "bookings for next season. . . .'.

Richard' O'Brien, a local boy," who was withthe- Aubrey Stock Co. last season, has' re-turned from New York, where he haa been onbusiness B.- R. * Gulldr, sn old timeactor, and quite popular years ago, died InWllllamstown, Mass., June 22.—' - !-.-• -i

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Worcester.—At the Worcester' TheatreTFeltx ' R. Wendelscbaefer, manager) weekof June 2T, the New York' Players put on"The' Jilt."- Last week Messrs. Hunter andBradtords popular company' played "TneLottery of'Love" to splendid returns.

Lakp. (Worcester Consol. St. Ity, Co.,managers).—Week of 27 another of J. W.Oormao'o aggregations of vaudeville peoplewill entertain In tbe outdoor theatre.CHARIKS i'nOHMAN's BEX GREET PLATERS

produced. '2.ri. out of doors, "A MidsummerNight's Dream" In tbe afternoon, and "AsYou Like It" In the evening.

'

•Ncn-K.—Tbe promoters of the new ChlmoPark, at the lake, announce thnt owing tothe luck of sufficient enthusiasm the propo-sition will hot be carried out this season,but that next 'Spring they will have tbelrpark ready to run early In June.

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Tannton.—At Sabbatla Park (Job. * J.Flynn. manager) tbe opening- attractionJune 27 will ins the >*ew York Specialty Co.,consisting of the Mystical Floyds, Clarknnd Temple, Vllono Sisters, De Bakers' DogClrcios, And John , Dempsey.

TAl.AQl'fcoA Pakk has Its opening 27,under new management.

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Holyoke— At .Mountain Park Casino(Louis Pellessler, manager) the Casino StockCo. opened Its season at the park June 20, In"Pink Dominoes," to a large audience. Thenew- company proved Itself to be one of ex-cellent capabilities, and well balanced. Theplay and: the company were received withmarked - favor by the audience, and • tbe spe-cialties. Introduced during the action of tbeplay, gave generul satisfaction, For week of27 "Turned Up" will be given. " • •

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Jambs R. Pubtir, lyric tenor, of Jno. W.Vogel'e Minstrels, reports bnvlag made a We-dded success at Uanlan Point, Toronto, Can.,week of June ) :i. He ' Is booked for slgweeks nt s park at '.Ottawa,; after wltlMi heJoins -the Vogel company for the next regularseason.

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PEWSYLVASIA (It A I TAl Ql A.

tbelruayal big success. Bill week of 20: Zeb" And/arrow Troupe, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Murpby,Marlowe' Plonket and Co., Dorothy Pelliter,tbe Holdswortbs, Harry B. Lester. -'" ''

Farm Theatse (Otto Kllves, manager).—Clayton White. Marie Stuart and Co. werefeatures on last week's bill, and did particu-larly, well. Business was good. Week "of 2ft:Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew. Curtis andAdami, Milt and Maude Wood, Brobst Trio,Bean aod Hamilton, Clark and Florelie..

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Coiombns.—At the Empire^ Theatre (ILWiseman, manuger) "Mrs. Dane's Defense,"with Rebecca Warren as Mrs. Dane, wsb thebill June 20-25. Large bouses ruled for theentire weeki For week of 27, bv special

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re-quest, tbe management will offer "Camllle."

Om-j-tano* FAR.K (W. W. Prosser, manaIter):—Th'e/'bnslriess week [ot June 20 .wasexceptionally good. For' week of 2T'the fol-lowing bill' will be presented: Horace -Vin-ton and L'dna Clayton. Flndley and Rurke,Martini and Max Mllllan, Kobler and Koh-ler, Billy Clifford, Sophie Burnbam.

Munsfleld.—:At Lske Park Csstno(B. R.F.ndlr, manager) the second week- or theJohnson Stock Co. confined to meet excel-lent patronage and give' good satisfaction.Tho «amo company will continue here duringtbe week of June 27. • ••..

Gevtrt's' Dio and Pont Shows gave twoperformances 18, to Urge business, glvluggood satisfaction.

Akron.—At Lakeside Park Casino (HarryA. Iltwn, manager) week of June 20, the Her-atfl'Srrunre Opera Co.- had big bouses. ForweeW of 27 : Dlxoa, Bowers 'ana' Dixon, Coin'scomedy dog circus, Mons. Forber, the Macks,Don Gordon, Brooke Eltrym. -

<•»DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Hedneed Rates 10 Mt.' Gretna, viaPennsylvania Itnllroad. .. ...

.For . the < Pennsylvania Chautanqua, to . beheld at Aft, (iretnn.Pa., July 1 to Aiig.t:G. .

1D04, ' the, pennnvlvnnln Railroad Company 9,»,ile-fR. -unique Trio, Lowuian Sisters Trio,

will, sell, special excursion .tickets from New •"i!i„'j;f

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York. PhlUiIelphln. Chestnut Hill. Pturfalx

Washlnsrtnn.—Last week marked thevirtual j closing of the theatrical season inWashington, as but one house remains open,and tbat one devoted to melodrama. " AR Oursuburban resortR.are very scarce this yeerIt le»v«| very little to note.^^^LArArtTTE 8qcare Opeba HotosB (Ira' J.

La Motte. manager).—The': Aborh ComicOpera Co. closed last week, with "Jsck andthe Beanstalk," after a highly prosperousseason. •

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Academy or Miihic (J. W. Lyons, mana-ger).—Last week the Berger Stock presented•A Man Of Mystery." to fair business'. This .

week, "The Cdnnt of Monte Crlsto." "ItrirleTom's Cabin" July 4-1). •• •;

I.u-ntM Theatre (Eugene Kerosn.- man-ager).— The Innocent Beauties had fairsited bouses last: week. •Lawrence Hotel Gabhbns (Joseph

Daniels, mauoger).—Tbe attendance last weekwas good. -Tbtk 'week .- Pauline Devere. tbe

vllle. Wilmlnttofr. Perryvllle. Freder rk,- Md.

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Washlo/itoM. I). c. ; East Liberty, Butler.Jn-duna. ConttelUvllltf, Bedford, Clearfleld, Mar-flbshnt*. .Jleliefohte. Waterftrd, CanahdH-ffiia-.,, Vt'llk.sbkrte. Totnnlcken. Mt. ,CarOMl,LVkens, sod principal Intetmedlate polats, toMt. Gretna, and return, at reduced rate*.TJcketn will be sold Juf.e 2,1 to Aug. S, -In-

clusive, and will be good to return until Aug.M."tncliislY«. For specific rates, consult ticketagents.

Chew Chase Lakh (Herbert Claude, :

ageri.—The Marine. Band concerts nightlyat this place attract Urge crowds, and willcontinue to play during- tbe Hummer.

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I I*-! »«1 VChRrleston.— At-the Inle of Paltti tit-

lino, the rursohs Comedy Co. doted a luo-cessful week June '2fi. ' Maran A a.arkeyVaudeville Co. la booked tor 27-July 2.

JtfLY 2.

, la ords* to avoid aliUkd til i.

•avelope plainly uddresaed Mil bt

Please mention the date (orben of THE CLIPPER la- whloalatter* seat tor were advertiiea.

LADIES' LIST.Anber, LoalaeAdimt, ClanAthlon, KIUAnderson, FloEuchmin,

LorraineFanlater, RhtKBrya^May.;Bertram; HelenUatehlor, NettieByrne, "ElouvoBennett, LauraBell, Mn.:Arlh.Buckley, Mabel

douc. Main?nncn, May

r»rdsley,-Aile1.

..arbour. May II

Bond, Louise U.Itrodblt; Mrs. J.Burt, AdaBelmont, EthelBell, Mra.II. WBotld, Loul«Bell, Mrs. Art.Burnet tc KdnoC.lirarbbaw L*ur.i

Brldiatd. JuliaBtSHTVcsta^CrtaTstngh, Reh.Cogan MargaretCarlton SistersCliusen Slaters

Oexe, Mrg..RarCooler, UnaCorle, May, K.Currsn, FraucMCfiwford, EJIth•Clyton, AliceClrmer, EdnaCooper, nltaCrawford. Hn.EP*X_aUUd,

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C«a*ell, KittleCooiaUn, HoseClete, ClaraCrane, LllyanBS JejitenkM r,iMifhct, EthelDeMOhtllle,

'.. Camllls

DemltW. !jeta

DeLicy. Florencpe Bean. Mat !u

EbEkV BellaDenton, Dora KDdnsldson AliceDeVertv Dora

Blanche_«, Anny

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Itbojn, Mabel

pelmore, Mrs. JDay, FlorenceDuborla. BelleDcNevre, ,. .

.. , toy MntreDaly. A1L1DCSoto, Ettaftertton, LucilleElblng, JaneKtins, BlancbEameraldo

SistersKltrjra, BrookeFreeman, Flor.

BcwrKerd. MamieFanchonette,tnj AmyFeunel.:B*s«<'lYjrnter. SelrnnFfaser, Pearlfpwler, AliasF*Tar', aMrg.

Fleck, C. K.dray, Jacqnelyiigold, BelleGaines, IreneUtey, Francea(lllmore, Mis*Uronrllc, Minniefloff, atayrfe 0.(irannon, lla

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(Ifcnmoro. Lot 1 1?

Htjilbert,HelchM

Utimui. Mra. .

tlregory. BeaaloUrant, MiJtueogde Stadgerets. Irene

01 1 licit, Bcs« P.Ullmorc,<• • Mrs. BovilHammond,

PaulineIlllton^MarthsHintey. SeiihiIlsaiiltofti Alice

eld, Lillianiin ter. Graceubhrriin,, Netl.

. ouiton,. KlttUI puder HiilersHenry, LflUlte

1 art, Msrvlne1 crrmann. Auel1 trscli, lloaa1 lyward tlraceI ortnrd: MayjauiMajueHilton. .Vaild

Harris. Sell.Hurlo. KathleenHouston, Ktttloitigerwll FinnyJennings, yJplin. Mlna TbeoJohflson, FloJoiilwln. LbluJewel, iK-ttaJohnson, Lit.F.enilo II, LottieKing., PearlKellogg, ,. .

• Mrs. PajirerKlngaley. JulUKW.nbari. •

ibLe, VloUe|iton,,Dortlieylorialril, Ireue

\l-mp. AliceKnapp, »!*.l.eWls, AliceLbve* Mrs. F.Hevee, Mrs.. It.

ucelbe. Kitty_ltUc, liessle^Lntigiloh, BardieUpla, Mile.laVan, FlossloWafltt Mr ftMrsLeslie, BertitiaI^EirdT^idleLawrence Marie{.Ofraine. Blieliealle, FlorenceLusby, BbeaLawrence, Llll,

I.uDluuclle .

> Mariel.und, Etta"^wl», C'liuleta

-flrrarnlf , Cur.lllly, mUk ..W, Noll D.naae. Nettle .

eAlllcn, Violet;ottlmer, Jean

Monroe Carrie BMorse, MlaaK.AMajor Slutera

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Morion, BesaluMcOonuell.

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HMtraMerrall, May EManning,, lohi

Eanaw W*ilt)Neiiman. KtelyaKSjeta, -.

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ell die ton. Beat.'aimer, DaisyPomeroy, AtitmPayne, Krieiiilntt. Mlnerri.lllllllps, Mails!.

-jba, t»nnno, Adcllna

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hbson. AUceJkuord, Mayjjtlckdey Madam

wlb. Beti'Boyd

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Burtall. Jeff.

dgan, Ernest

tar. Florafeltdn SlBtera

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lortltaer. Chaslloyn, Tbos,taas, P. w.iniiTro, Oeo, S.fcOratta Bros.

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UcOultly, MolesMortimer. FredjcDonnlil, Miketoliler. RoanicBaiig, Jngg.Iqciuco, . Frankilorris. W. F.Mnltlaml. E. J.

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Attfell,: W«tat'Allen A DeeLleAlbirii, HerbertAllen, Sea'rl

Abeam, Tbe.AHMtrong, F.AUrn?. TbeAdataB, O. F.Araoe, WilburAll. AmbarkAll. AbnerAWen, 3crtArrtmore, Melr.Anderson, El.'

Abostlno, 0.Alien, C...W.BenHamsdy,. A.Bomono. SimonBiits, f. b:'BroWers, -Wilt.Bern A ,,,.

HimllMnBarnslead, Ed.Bird Btos.Brooks. O. mEurtoD. E. B.Barto A

LarTertyByrne A WestBarrett EdmonBetga^le.. Law.Bnnda, Mr.Belford, Geo.Faroes, A. .0.Burns, 3. H5runs A Nina

arrlncton, it.

Belford, . .

Mr. A MrsBurbrldge, C. I.Bell, Arthur,Bernard, GnaBirrle. EdwinBacintauii, CnniBrook/! ADel.aneBIptnAlrd^F.b:.Brower, Thos. ri

Bennett AYoun?Bordon, HarryBerger. FredBollinger, PercyBell port. .Claudefinioo', Vf. H.Jnrton, HarryBrewer, OsckrBrown, TomBartlette A: „ CollinsBirrelt. John K,Brown, G, .W.Bessey, Jack.Burna, Barry L.Biter, TottyVDCMer, ArborBoeobkur*. Mr.Birr/ A WclfocJBe|*, : W,

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CWmi AWilsonCoproy, Da»ldCbriaUe, JamesChlgilrn, ArthurCorbet, John J.

Cttttui ft AdanisCampbell, Doerfark, EddieOutran, Eddie

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Brtgig. FloydBaogbmln. I.

Braraal, KagaaeBnllet. A. B.Ballanf. W.Msainoettr VIarasnao. Edw.KrryrVnintBarton, Cbas.

Dublap, WillisDePontna, Jos.Duncan. J, A.

Deltue! HobbTpaler, W. ,K.pelmorc, JohnPaVere. Wm,Holy, V, t.Doll, C H.Dajur. IE. e.DeVoe, EllDaly,. A, H.Doble, Thos-DatlM, W. H.Epler. HbrtF.merMut stoneFirimett. FrankEly A HarteyEedrld, QordonErerJiart, . w,EyerHtlne, W.1I.Emmett, Chas.Elliott, W. M.

Kaaton. BlUrEyeha. KM

Crane, Gbu.. .15. Ererett, B. 'I.

Culhane, Win. Edwanln, A. J.

C»rio, KingCarpenter CloudCarltn A OttoCorbley. 7. F.Clark, EdwinCarroll A ClarkClark, Geo.Chapln, B. O.Collins, n. D.Cliapmau. Will(.'onion, Illllv

Collins SlrBlo,Clyde, Prof.Cuufman. GuyCarroll, BcnnlcCofleland, S.Comstock, 1. B.Cable, 3. H.Curtla & AdnnutColliun, LeoCiiriienter, ,F.VClatk A

FlorretteCurtis, UAL.Cnlettl, Mr.Crwiell, W. ACorilon, E. 8.Cnnl.in,: W. J.Clark, Geo.Crook, Ed'. •

Garleton ATerreComptoni E. LCusblng &

MerrillCannons. SCurls, TheClirk, G*o. .

paTenport, CalDbbols, H. A.Donohue A .

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'rankitoi ThretjIturenia. Dao

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blngtoo. Al.

«on, .Ed...II.

Dafrtase, , 8amDlckinsob, Qpj.DeEstan*. L. M.

trie, Edwin piim, Jan. E.DodMU, BenPairs, TbeDonoyan, J*..

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iambic'. Tbeo.Garlitid. FredRrahnm. BobGorton. Joi.Grant, On W.Godman. 11. II.

Gracy, WT H.DclsB.lei:, PbllaGolden. Geo.nilmore A

I^cmardOnmore. BarneyGrapflwlno. CbasGaagalo, FrankGrant, H, H.Carmen. J. W,GrlAln. Pete(lasheldl. B.

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rearoba, Tbos,»Un8, HfkryIdot & Iruru

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dhlptnaiifiller. Bar.

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Jadden, A. W.Icheliien, Tbor

Mclutvrc A» ,' ttlinrcaoMultlicwM. J. KMcfcoe. J. F.McDonald, MikeMack, Walt.McKlnley, CharUcBnroe, JoeTli ,PouL

, C F.ottoh, J. W.

Oh. Joa. .

_ dtth. Jackllchole. Lewottob, Hughcola, Ed.awn, T. J.lemeycr. Jul.

.'otlou, M. H.leilon. Art.lchols. Lew'ervmuii, liar.'orrnhns, Slelaon. Art.

\te i>.Nuuos,. RlcblMflgBbrbe, Chai.

O'Neill. Franela

Obrrmrtb, LonptFj'rlw. ,C. P.I'ulge, O. A."'aroa, Fi'b», J-lice. H

Ketern, PrestonProTo. ErrestPalmer. Hal L.P»n. Am. -. ,

Elect. CoPltcblni, VnnlPaul Oscar,

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Phillips. NorulPike, LesterPott login A.-KU . .ForrestPlpri Then. Co.Prokop. Cbaa.Pan, Cha*.Peiirce. ')ep.

pawer. H. H.Pierce A Roil/nPerry. Thos.Pheleu, B... V.Paul, FrankPuulter. j*al.

Hussell. C. W.Renieu. Art.Blley W. E.Bebeu, J. H.ltednioo.Artb.BeUly. W. F.Roberts. FredHuberts C. W.

Ssa!*'i.felw -

Rptce. C. W.itkV- The,RocUellffe. ,HerbUbine, WadeReod, Cbaa.. .

ItecTes, G*<»,

Reed k ShawReh, John L.Ryan Block CoKlo, OttoRogern, John it.

Rtmsdell, F.Roth. J. B.Rlcardo, DtrldBbgern, W: F.

Ronk, o. St.

Badford A. ..WinchesterRyaa.. J!aa J.Itecklow,Rlddell, II

Rciilfrow,Itehiuseb,Held A Gilbertnyao. K. J.Rosar .TrioRowlbnd A

ClIltoMItela, fleo.

Raymood A .

tlaymond, Bohjleynipl, Ed.Rbflilito, (Jhgr.

Balrlaton. BUItialks, ClurlleSUb.Boybixpsteln. V.tut. Quiiokes, J. W.

Saunders, J. a.Kilolda, J. B.Bllragul, I«sBt Clatr. DoWitt A KendalUlly. John

blriger. Lnula i

eOUlke, QuaSlulgman. Chas.irirtwood, .I.J.

jtatton, ArtbnrStewart. Cal.

Sltiber, Fredaunn, — .

Stanley, O. B.Hbean A WarrenHlull, a M.Slider, W. 0.Sdlllran. J. F.ulllran, C..8.

8*Aln A Powers"letrls, Arthuriicki. Sotoihilly, James

e'ells, .FrankBitage. Hir.

melton, olllcSslmqsrte, . J. II.

Schmidt, HerrSherwood A FoiSpencer, Clin».

ftpbltord, Ctuis.

HHbrlflan, FrankfiSatlnelll. Aug.Smith .-.A StarrSeaaUDi, E. 1".

Hnniiow, MasSully, ,J. K.Slerena, E. p.SlulthH, TheStanton. Walt.f.todUard. W. Dnail. Wm

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omera, V. . O.' iron A Wirreu»lor, Brtbt.SBnut, Krall

OT0lj0.,T. P.trior, fl. C.eal, lliytnonrl

s. Geo.

fetfSrok. Labi7

bcrt A Tenbroklinrtiaer, ,Edw.rosolo, Tbeo.I'orner, Oeo. .

ITior, Miiilcnl>n Brook Trio:own Ooulp,

-. .. . The'enbrook. Jai.'^lor. Frank'ahir. 8. H.'homaon, FredI'hor. Musical'ulbot, Walt.'an, Cbaa.VetVulln Chaun

Vedmar,' BertVernon, CarlVeaur, Clyde:Van, BillyV'edmars. ThoVatterjV. K.Van, Cbaa,Vale, TrnteraVoelefel ASolanVetiioii, VefitrllVanOdten, BobtVariCamn, —Whlttltyt, Art.Wei, OTE.Wlekea. G. UWoplfall, Wm.WcUh.Btoa.Wlboc, J. M.War, James

fib p|VaUon'. Barry*Woodward. .. .

' Geo. A MayWrit. J. R.iTIIaon A WlUonWilcox. N, S.

fVllaon. Al.West. J. W.Wlllard. Geo.Wlae, V. Tl.

Wrenn, W.. 0.Welch, JoeWeiley. II. O.Wetamayer, B.White, ThomasWilcox, W. 8.Wyman, HarryWhite, Bert-Wo-itoti, E. H.West..,TommyWeston. EddieWllUanui, NlmWegtou. Williewli(i«7 w. c.Webb. ArihurWolfliK. IsMOrWcatoti. It. K.Williams. I^onWlteon, Fredwire. Bid.Welch.. JimWarren. W. J.Wbansdoodle.

* (lc.)Yengor, HarryYutlbg A

BrooksTester, N. J..

Young A DeroleYoant Bras.Young Bens.Youpng, DAE2i.ra, TobyZimmerman.

W. B.

stocft 'Co. will tire "The Gambler a Wifeand week

2T 25.^mM Oaojorj (C A. I-oItrr, mnnamr).-"Atftrrho, colored magician and comedian,heailH the variety bill 21 and week, cithernw*e: JWMIO tm .Bell.ecceirtrlo coQedbUia;the- KenerAM ; Hilly MsVkn, IrlHh roraedNiti r

Hetiney and Vorblh, lb • akctch ; Violet I«tt-don, aoubrette, ana Hilly Wilson, comedian.

• four hours' perforrfltnee. tl-toarether. tbe bind alone tlm a concert onMuBday. -J(l. nimlheia wa» tery larM. At-irdethihH fnr wso« «rf . L>» : John I,. Beam**and company. Itunaell anil nm-klcy, Harry Imflair, BMtildlDf, . hMd JulBber : Anna t'nld-weH, JohBsort linrl Wella, etc. For Week of

WASMIKOTOIf.

Bpokanl,—The Spokaho' (Dan b Wearer,yskwlb Honked for all early dale.

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Provlderiee.—At the' l'rovldcure OperaHouse (Kellz R. WenUcltcbaefcr, mananerla Uew play, "The- rnradera," by EdwardFuller, author of "Kettert." produced by tbeAlbee Stock Co. Itit Bummer, was given Its

Brit production June 20. The caaf was «»folldwa

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" AtcBJbald Grevllle. Frank Andrews:Willis Fane. Harold Mordaunt : Vanrrne Ker-ton. Mr. Hickman ; aohn Strode. Mr. Haakctt

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Kcrton . Dare. Mr. Obrcnj Rodne; 8fytnodr,Mr. Jenka: Rosamund Stanley, Miss Pitt;Virginia Hromfleld. Miss BeMer: Mrs. SUn-ley, Mlai Buchanan; Mrs. . Villlers. MlaaPowers : Bllra Jeckn, Miss Yantln ; Mrn. Van-tjne Kerton.-IkaboIIe EVesaon. The play hadb distinctly literary flavor, but locks action.On Tuesday. 28, a benefit performance waagiven for members of the company.Kami's TitEATsn * Charles Iovenberg.

mnnn^er).—"Heiaunr Hhe I,»ve,d. Illm 8o"tvhm produced. 2<l, In a rrmlllayle pinnner,nnd to grxid buslnciiw. "Itomeo and Juliet,"27 tirtd week, the company's lirst essay hi the.Shakespearean Held. Btonaon Howard's"ArlMbcrtcy" la Ml!**

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for nckt Week.YJurlmc Turantr. iHptta A Nathabsnn,

tntn»(reTa).—'»lie Oet Karrnll Block Co. tare

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i —cdnnldctlbg how hot thetuts lieen the theatres Tinve hren do-

ina aniiearetleac tmslnctM. Each ttigtit awell filled touse Is In attendance, the patron*B|i[>earlibi to be In aufflclcht nuttoer toleave a .pod aWM balDttco tin thb right sideof the ledjrer- Needless to my the pafki aredoing.a roihlnir Iraaineas thew Summer day*.rT«K TllaUTM- (R Q. NUon-Nlrdlltiner,

manhgtrl.— "ErtUlnle" continued to meetwith popular approval last week. Thisweek, tod next the offering la "PrincessBonnie." with "The Belle of New York"acHMtiletl to follow.

KtlTIl's Bijou (K. P. Lyons, resilientntnuer).—Tho stork company la this weekpresenting "An American Cltltcn," while"Why.Hmlth l^ft Home" la In rehearsal forthe coming week. Tho patrons turned outIn goodly nnmbers lust week, and displayedthe utmost appreclntlun for "Tbe Cowboynnd the Lady.? ...

Kmtii'H NbW THRArnn (H. T. Jordan,resident manaker).—Included In the pro-fratnme this Week are: Mclntyre and Heath.ony Wilson and Mile. Helolae, Empire City

Ounrtet, Larlae, Clratron Trli», Melville andStetson. Frederick Wellier, Itnl Mcrrltt, Dalyand Devere, Hathaway and Walton, DaisyDdmont. Three Barrett*, Robert Heath, lies-nan and Miller. .. .

Lfcguu TitrATir. fJohn O. JerrhoTj. tntn-nger).—Tbe London Ualcty Girls enjoyeilprofitable patronage last- week, and they arcauccecded this week by the Baltimore Belles.Next week brings the Sew York G Iris Bur-lesduers.

Wli.i.ow GbovE PanK (Management I'HIla-delphla Rapid Transit Co.) — The UnitedStates Naval Academy Baud Is now furnish-ing the concert! at this park, having succeed-ed Victor Herbert, who enjoyed the utmostpopularity.WOOOBIOB Park (Woodalde Park Amuse-

ment Co., managers).-The attractions re-main, unchanged at this resort except thata free bljon vaudeville circus Is added.P'Aquln's Military Band, still retains Itspopularity. .

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CBEBt.sLT Hitx Park (H. P. Aocby, rnan-aueri.—Juliana Royal Guards Band metwith a hearty reception from tbe patronsInst week and continues to occupy the bandstand.

Washington' Pahk (Won, J. Thompson.manager).—The .Romun Imperial Band andall the other offerlbgs at this park are con-tinued unchanged.. • •

NMes.—Helen Jracy has been engaged by3. Frfd Zlnimerman Jr. for the part of QueenElltabeth, in "Dorothy Vernon, or fladdohHall." In aa effort to enforce the old"blue laws," the mator and the police de-partment have caused the arrest and finingof a number of the amusement purveyors atWoodalde Park. It Is understood that thosearrested will carry, the .nutation through thecOUrti and thoroughly test their rights.

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nfttabat*.— The : recent ahnouiimade- that the Avenue and mjou T).

would remain open throughout the

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mL-h,has'beeh lUbDlefhemeii by one to thb . efftctthat both homes would close the season .withthe performances .of Saturday night. July, 12.

The BIJou •will reopen BatdrtHy evehifig, .Idlyao, for the next regular aeaaon. The AvenueWill not resume operations ntotlj later. Thedeck Is tMus cleartd .of Indoor uuiiigementafor the preHcnt, and leaves the park resortsin Jail poisesslon of.tha Held...

BjJou 1'HKiTRK (H U. (lullclc tnanagor).—'^rte Bp*«y, After Dark" opened a week'sengagement Monday matinee, 27. Terty. Mc-tiovem appears, in the role of the Deliver

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boy. .'The Road to. Ruin" dlil fair businesslast week, considering the ettrebieiy warmweather. Two very clever performers whower* with tnat'eompan*—Harry and SadieFields—have been retained to appear thisweek, In "TbeiBoWety After Dark.',' Theirsuccess wan h proHounced one. -

AYKN'n: THEAThi: i Harry Davis, mana-ger).—The warm weather of last week waaresponsible fox a slightly diminished at-tendance. For. tho doling Week of tbe sea-son the following excellent hljl la presented

:

Rose Coghlan nnd compnny; lb "The Aceof Trumps:" Kelly nnd violette. Joe l-'lvhn.

Flying Itathhuna, A. i O. Dunean, ilnrryDavenport, Rose : Kdyth'a Jupaneso Ballet,Murphy and l'mncln, the Three LumolncH,Hosack and Smith, Beatrice Roland, Hie

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klnetogmpb.Kkn.nvwoiid Pabk (K. T. Moorhead. mnn-

**cr).—Vaudeville has liecn illsronliniieil forthe present at tills resort. All the other In-teresting 'amusements are retained, the mostnoteworthy of which is, for the currentweek, tho -thrilling 115 foot dive by Thomp-son, -the high diver.

SOUTiiKnN Pahk (A. S. McHwIgan, mana-ger i,—Large attendance ruled last week, dueIn .part to favorable weather. -The: currentbill Is: Bryant and Havlllc'« Minstrels. In-cluding the . Troubadour. Knur, the GreatWetzel, Elliott and West, Ur/arU and 8a-vllJ«- ± . • _ •

NOTe*.—The tlulldlng Trades Council Isconducting a fair at Wabtab Pnrk to runfor two weeks, commencing Monday, June•Si:. TUfl attractions. are Iurnlsbed by ternrlUrothera' United Shuns, which la an assur-ance of success .... .Pittsburg Lodge, No. 11,B. P. O. Ella, who recently , «o successfullycelebrated Its twenty-fifth anniversary by giv-ing a minstrel, show at the Nixon Theatre,repeated the performance at the samo the.i-

tra oi Friday.evening of. last v\rcek, wlHi aduplication of Its previous Hiiccess. On thisoccasion tbe proceeds of the bnterlnininehtwere applied to the licneilt of the sufferernof tbe , General Hlociim dlssster. and thememhors of No. 11 urn to be congratulatedon the enterprising manner In which they sopromptly responded to -this worthy charity.

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Wllllamauort—At -Ysllamont Pavilion(Lyman A., Pray, manager) tbe VallamontStock fo. continued to piny, to IncreasedoUtlnetrs, In "In Missouri*' June 20-22, and"Roanoke" 23-2R. Due : "I^rd C.humley" 27-SOy ."Wages of . 81n" 30-July 2. "NorthernLights" 7-6, "Tbe Belle of Rlcrlmoud" 7-U.StT Caorge Da'gelen closed his. engagementhere 2r>. Augustine Olssamlre was sdded tothe cast 27. Franklin Ritchie, who baa beenwith Julia Marlowe, Kuthryn Kidder andRose Couglsn the past aensoo.and will hethi- lending support of Frederick Wirde andKalhryn Kidder next season. Is home berefor- tho Bummer, accompanied by HolllsStone.Notk.—Hon."Meade Dj Detweller, who' Is

the only msq twice elected to the grand ni-ls rsilp of the n P.O. Kiks. and who was theorganlsor of. a neiInstituted at Hnrrlaliurg, Pa., 17, with a

July -4 Manager (IrlfflthM has secured a corn-natiy of seventy- tlvc. presenilng "Jack andthe Beiinstaftt. The' bark Includes mstiyother nitr-tctlona liesldes tbe theatre, thelatent being a moving picture pavilion.

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Haw-At the New MajNtlc (W. 3. QUI,limn'sBcri the Klegnnt' Stock Co. closed thbseanon Jutu> 25, aa Krlc la thoroughly n Hum-mer resort town, that our people rest In thoshade or an to WaMaawet, or to Knur MileCreek Park to enjoy the cooling breetes frtitnthe mice. The stwk company opens In De-troit, Mich.. July 12. —

Kotia Mils chirk Park.—Fine businesswas the order during the entire past week,wltn nn Interesting lirngrnmme. Hill week of27: FllMvo:th nnd hurt. Maxwell and Doug-Ins, Major Sisters, McDavItt and Kelly, nndLynn Wolcher.Wauiamkkr (Tbos. Malonc, mnuager).

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L. If. I-nngford Is musical director, (foodbusiness was done the past week, againstcool weather, with the best of talent. Billweek of 27 : Van Brothers, Hnwnnl andI.lhrTor, Harrington and Mni-tello, D. U. Wood-worth, Jennings and lienfrew.

Al'tnoha.—At Liikerniuit Park Tlientro(H. 8. Crane, manugei').—A vaudeville com-parry,* coanriatlng of Adele Purvis. Onrl andCO., DwIRht Keeley, May Evans, -UnrryTrnida. and Bmerson nnd Onirgn, played tothe full capacity week of June hi. TheCentral Opera Co., In comic opera, comesweek: of 27., i. • ,» ,

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!.« Anarelea.—At the Slimon OiieruHouse fit 0. Wyatt. manager) K. H. rfulh-ern had a packed house ft-li, with "ThoPtoua l*rlnee,"iBnd Mand Adams presented"The Little Minister" to standing room olilvlB-i.i, The next attraction- of importaucennnounced Is the engagement of l-'thrl Hurry-mON, the latter part of July.

SJpHost-p'B HtiiBANK TiiBATan (OliverMorosco. mananer). — "Brown's In Town,"18-98. to be followed 20 and week by thbOliver Morosco Co. (formerly the Nclll-Mortiseo Co.) In 'tArlstoctaey. ' .

Qi-,nii Upkra Houtai (Clarence Drown,manager'.—The tllrlch Stock Co. presented"ITBcfe Tom's Cabin": 10 and week; with"Dora-Thorne" underlined.

CAisiso TiiriThi! (II. t'. Wyntt A OliverMorosco. managers).—The Olympln Comic""ra Co. la. attracting .good business, the

,for 1(1 and week being "jack and tbe, Attalk." ... '-

.OttPHF.tm (Clarence Drown, rhilhagcr).—Features -20 and week: Marcel's Living ArtStudies. Truly Hhattiick, Avon t'pmedy, Kour.Leah' Ritssbll, powers Bros., naktoh andStotle, In "A Whiff of IBe- Brlhy;" Kerrtr,Cole and company, !u "Ills College Cliura.' -

UNlQOe. THEA-riu; (Heqtz A '/Me, nmaa-gers).— Features 27 and week: Frank Stsfford ami Marie Stone, In "A Hlinterll

.niiger) Is dirk.,Richards « l'rlnile's

HttreU"nto due .fine 11(1. lo. H. BvthetttUookc8 for an early dale. ' '• <:

Auditobium (Harry C. Hayward, mana-ger)—The Jessie Shirley Co, opened theseventh week of Its engagement 10. with"Michael Strbgolf." ' Cn|acTty bualDess con-tinues. . ,

Kntsox (Kraiti'la Nelsolila, mgnaher).-^New fares 10: The Three Diamonds, l(u~xnlOH ndd Mitltuie. mid Feller AlekSlider.

Ci.c.rn h'ai.knk (Jactili tiwis, manager).—Hill 10 and week: Paragon, nnd Ha.vhq.Seymour ami May. Mildred Cole, and Liicttknnd Siiiuiuers.

CoMigi'R II. D. llollahd. inannber),—Hill111 nhd Week: Vernon Kenliedy Trio, Vic V.iiiiion. iHvcttH ami Duncan, tho Swans Child-ren, and -Lane nnd Sirilnrtti.

Jlenttlr.—At the tlrhnd opera House(John Cort. tnnnngcr) "Our New Minister'June 111-22, Maudo Adams. In -The LittleMinhuer,'" 2L rffjfl 'iTf TtWaaltf, 111 "TheProud Prince," .Inly it-tt.

Tmaii AVmniih TliViATbR (Russell k Drew,nihnagers).^-Tlilril A+enue Tlientt'O Sto*-kCa, week of Juno 111, In "The- City of NewYork." Week of 211, ''nhnhbke." "

Alcaxah Thkathk.—Week of 10 Hie Kri.Itoiltnoml tv, in "A Man of Mystery" and"Davy Crockett."OnriiKtm Thhatiir.—New -. The Two Kow-

lera. Arthur nnd Carlisle. Kmll Chevcrlle,Fields nnd WhitlCn, Arthur Hcarlea, movingpictures. ,,

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kmi'hik Tiik'atrr.—Now : Wills and Bar-ron,: Marie Mtotldard, Harry Howard. Louis*l.esler, Lawrenl'o Weaver, moving Wctnre*

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Cmwmii TitnATim.—Now : Southern Qiinr-tee, Ivanhoe, Perry and Whiting, Leo While,moving- pictures. .;,

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.La Prtitk Tiikat»« New: KrlodlanderUrns., J. W. Cllffiud, Walter Jolleg, UcnoKing, moving pictures.

•MM Tiiratrn.—Now: Chas. dardner,iicwltt and Aslunorr, 1M. Fisher, Karl ttuuMngor, llu- KilUon Slock Co, pteselil thenHTc entitled "Mcitntur Mel'beoj" movingpli'lun-H, ...

CoMtgi'B Thkathk.—New: Queen, Stowsnnd Diamond, Phillips nnd Merrill, Auhle'loldle, Kfty Loirnlne. Helen Do l.nrfuluo,Maggie Orscy, Mike Hmiley.

Niiri:.—John Cort, raalingcr of tlio NorlU-wcat Theatrical - Aasdelnllon, tntliritcd lustweek from the Knat nnd St. Louis Fair.

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TWuinn.—At (he 'i'ncomn Theatre (Cal-vln llelllg, mnnnger) Mhudc Adams. In "TheLittle Minister," June 211, Had A large ml-vancn sale. "The New MlnWInr" Uo. 20.K. II. Suthern, ;i(i, closes the liouso for theMciison, IlooklnSs for next season arc evenstronger than this eeaaon.

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i/amq:" Delia Ross, Palmer Morrison" iclilc Sterling,

aerialthe Three (llrndellers,iinlcy'cllati, and J.

Lucille SterllniShield*,Jehklns.HIioauwat. TiikATbk (A J. Morganstern,

manager).—Feutmci 10 and week: CarlsonHWtera, lieandro Bros, bad I'ecly, In "I'bbin n. X'hlneae Laundry:" Smith and HIlTa,In "lhe Upper Ttn and l/wer Five ;" tfisWrights, W. J,. Driwcr, and Daisy Vernon,With Illustrated unng, ., ,»

•NvWBH.—Mrs. Wlutlirop D. I^eavltt, oncewell known In the theatrical profession a|(lertrude Ndrtnan, formerly a member ofWitlktr Whiteside's loaipnny, died In thisclfy .Tune in. In 180(1 MIbh Norman Wentto Phamlx, Arlx., for her health, and theremarried Mr. Lenvltt. Thev have resided InTxiS' Angeles the past five years. The Itodywill lie shipped to the old home of the de-ceased at Bnttlo Creek, Mich The deadwallh about town are beginning to bear marksof the opening of one of the new tbeatreiplanned for this city, to be called toe Hg-Ibsco Theatre, Frederick llelasco, managerof the Alcazar. San Francisco, visits I.us An-gurba freout'ntly lb conbeetlon with the newliouso. . The opening la expected to occurabout the first of Oetolier.-. ;.. .Steve If,

HlmiflouH, first grand vlru president of tile

International Alliance of Stage Umployog,wan banqueted by local lodge, No. 3U, on.Time 15.. .'

, . . H, H. Dixon, recording secre-tary of -fins Angeles. No. fill, will be a dele-gate to the Milwaukee, convention July II...... .Louis S. UollNcbnlk, muslcnl com|HJser,Is visiting relatives In um Angeles ,.Casey Cnstleman has succeeded Fdwnrd 'j'y-

ban as chief doorkreper nt Mason 0|M'raHmise. Mr. Tynan held the position mnnvyears, and Is well nnd favorably known tolingtu or professional people. .... .Delia Don-ald, late of the Hoatonluns, Is visiting. herhome in tblrclty. .

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Lvefii'M THhMTRti (DnnWorley, tnannger)."Tho Buffalo Mystery" drew well week ot

Kihhos Tiikathd (H. J. Kverel t, nuinn-pcn.—Hill week of 20: Ueorge and PaulineKldd. Frank I'dy, the r*orbe»,"hn Aurrs, andHa u It's moving plrtlirts. ' lltmllieis la good.

OntiiKiiB Tiikatrk (A. V. Burton, mnnn-gerl—Week of 20: The Mcflhaffcrys. Misscarter. Harry Do Lain, Wm. King, owenannd He: La Mat Hlialnea* Is good.Crystal TtlRXtaH (N. Conn, manager).—

This house opened Its-doorM 20, for the llrsttime, with ProL Iliyden'* troupe of traineddon, Stanford and Darlington, Llhhlb Mve,Jones and Robinson, Lcn sjieticpr, and mov-ing pletilre*. The house Is near tile earnerof Ninth nnd Picltic Avenues, and teatsaix hundred people. •• .-.:

lC.ui'itln TllBA-rnn^-Wcek of 20: ThoTtlree PrecBldOs. tile IVIundt'is, Aiinltlo. RllbnBluWn, Kted W. Trmcv, mid moving pic-

uraa. Buslneaa Is big. ; •-

Notk.—Cnlvlii llelllg, president of theNorthwestern 'i'licnti-ii Association, passedHi rough ou his way to Portlktnl, LI, fromNew S'nrk, where he has henu for the pastmonth with John Cort. of Meattle, hookingni tract lotiu for their Ihirly-sovcu theatre* Intho Nurthwrsl.

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St. Paul.— Al the (Jrntld Opera liouso

Glbkoa, jiae," lere).—Jn tbe open air theatre the Beggs

ew lodge. No. 12. which .was-——_^. ...—arHsburg, Pa., 17, with acharter list of one hrjndrcd and ten, diedthere 18, from appendicitis.

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'At the Roof OArdeb (JqhnII. ivoph-s, manager I the attraellonH torweek of June '.'7 Include : Mr, nnd Mrs. ileneHughes. Gotham Comedy Four, LavenderRlebardson Co.. Louise Sylvester. JSek TlieoTrio, C. W. Lltileiieid. Major Hlsier*; 'theklnetogrstia. elc. Bertha Alllsob. whosehome Is In this city, scored a great successas one of last week's bill, Tbe week was arecord breaker for attendance.--.R0«-Kr Hl-lll.sos I'Akfc TUCATRf (H. . tt.

GfUflths, gutngfrt).—ioe Kilties Band Wigiddtd to the other vaudeville attraction* on

\orfo1k.—At Ocean View Cnslno (JakeWells, manager) nuglnca* for week of Julie20 was of a most satisfactory nature. Hillweek of 27:. Wnltliour and Kracmer, VanI/eer' and Mathews, Princeton Slaters, Llunland Lllyau, b'dna Dcuveniiort, and thu ,blo-graph. '.':.. •

Acjie TiiKATnK (Clins. M. West, manager).—People boohed tor week of 27 : MnrjorfeQuIttA, Racine ami Raymond, Ada Young,Marguerite Howard, and Cirrie Downs. Busi-ness is good, . . , .

' Huor TiiBATnr (J. M. Crlnnlin, iniina-

Snr).—New people week of 27 arc; Will 'H.

ce«her, Mny HoWard. May Livingston^ Llx-zlo Henderson, and West and Fowler. Btisl-nesa IsTalr. .

AuiitToniUM Tiikatiik (J. M. Burton, man-ager),—This house, after remaining dark forseveral months, was reopened 'Dune Hi, underthe original management—J. M. Barton, pin-nrletor and manager, and Chus. l-;. Bimtsi,business manager. People week of 27 are

:

Remain Sisters, Three Itontx, Harry T. How-ard, Kddle Purvis, Spires and Randall. Min-nie Patterson. VIC Parker, Ads Daily. LotlloOormnn, and Flora Parker. Business is good.

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I'etenihnrg—At PenldsW Casino (Wm.K. French, mahuger) Heller's Juvenile Min-strels greatly pit-used. Tbe company num-bered seventeen people, and was one of thebest park attractions that ban ever playedthe Casino. The lagagenaent closed 2G. JohnJsy Palmer's Stock Co. opens s season of liveweeks.27, with "Pompeii, or Tho Sign of the

rtiehmortd—At the Casino Wells ft lie-Kee, managers) Week of June 20 : Wnllliourand Krsemer. horse vs. blrycte, HerbertLloyd. Van Leer and Matthews, PiccoloBIldgers.l-Mna Davenport, Princeton Sisters,Moatratih moving pictures, Week of 27 : Re-t urn of the Dixie Troubadours, headed byeight, Engllib girls.

Lynehbttra.—.At Rlvermont Park Caalno(Jake Wells, manager) It requires a goodshow for the 8. R. o. sign to be bung out be-fore tbe week's engagement ha* been closed,loit tbe Kays, wbo played week of June 20,have that distinction. The rest of (he vaude-ville waa excellenLDanville.—At Wells' Caalno (Jake Well*.

manager! Jolla Redmond and Al. Haynes,with strong rnnalckl eobtrdr, were thb at-traction at. the Cusiiio, playing to largecrowds nightly, June 20-2.'}.

, ;. «r r

fr.Mns. W, R, WaVtaoH f Jeanette Dupre) ha*

beei sojourning for tile past Week in leogItlandf for Her health.

•"•

(Theodoro L. Hays, inanager) buajness wasvbr>" gooff with Percy MaaWelt'aMd tlialiarjl-ge

FuWcett Co., week of Juno 10. being tliosecond week 'of the engagement. Tbe lasthalf of. .the,- week "Tliii (Jfeat UnknowW WR*presented for the first time in ihls city, andmade n treat Success, Mlib Haswell revivingnn .ovation at' each performance.'" "TheSlinligriiiin" will be presented 27 and wenk.

Stir (M. il. Hlnger, manager).—*The nineRibbon (llrls iibowcd to very good businessall of week of 10, nnd closed Tho season atIbis poptihii' playhouse. H can Iniilifullybe audi of this theatre that the choisttee oluiii-;icilonn h|i«' been uniformly good, andaa*a*r have been of h very ,'ilgh order. Thohouse has enjoyed good patronage.

Kmi'Iiu: (A. Welnbolinr, manage)-).—Tlioonly new f'leci for week of 27 will ha (boBelfords. and Hilsle Young. Thoso holdingover: Waller Ilussinr. Alice Hamilton;Myrtle Hriwiiril*. Al. Wnrda, Helenn Mlg-iiiin, and tile stock, liuslucss Was very goodWeek Of 20. :•,."••' •'

Obl'IIEIikl Music llAi.r,.—Thin nnw bur-h-Hiiilc li nd vniKtr villi: playhouse, litented oil

Cedar Street, between Heveath a ltd HlghtliStreet,*, opened Its doors to the public IN,

f;lvlng iierfonunnieji afternoons and even-ngs. Prices, 1." nnd 25 ceiils. The bill forthe opening week was "Mirthful Mlghaps"and /'Percy Hnrold'u Reception," to fairbiialdta*.'MhNtiox.—Bond concerts rtt Iinko Cotno

and Wlldwowl Park, White Bear Lake, haveheguii. There will also be ihe usual sportsnod other attractions at lhe latter resort.Nil prettier places can he found than eitherof 'these Tbe State convention of lhe.uinnesoiii Magic* Is now In session at Hasp-Is-rry Island. In llio Mississippi Itlver, thisilly. The attendance lhe opening day. 24.wuh large. There will be u grand paradenight of 2.1, and n picnic at Whltn Bear Lake20, A iong Hat of prlrea Is offered for theliargdo Charles Wlngute will' Join thePercy Haswell and Oeorge Faweett Co,, atthe Orund, 211. Iln Is n favorite here ,

Over twenty thousand people visited LakeComa Sunday, 10. .

., lllngllng Brother* come

28, nfternuon and evening.'

i

Dnlnth—At Hie Lyceum (C. A. Marshall,manager) lhe Ulllott-Coiirleuav Co. put on"Trilby,'' June 20-22, and "Hpotles* Town,"-•'(-2D. There were two matinees for theweek. Btislnesi win Inlr. "Pink Dominoes"was tho bill tbe last half of the week of 13-18, to fair hiislners,

I'Aiii.ou Thkatiie (XV. J. Weiln, manegcx).—Business was good. For 27 and wrek thefollowing people will appear: 'Lucille Blake,Tom dale, Blanche l.u Monte. Kd, and Lu-cille Lowry, Jennie Pierce, Marlon Sisters,W. J. Wells and the stock. The new comedyfur the week Is called "Stolen Kisses." M, J.

Dhhlsten, proprietor of the house, with hi*wife and daughter, will leave about 25,' forcentral New York, to pass the Summer there,as he doea syery year.

lluoir Tiikatsk.— llll* house Will kespown all Summer, an It Is a favorite place ti>

pass-

the evening, mid the business I* still big.

People opening 20 for the week arei ManWilson. Joe Malt laud end company, .LawrenceWall,' J. J. O'Hrlen. the Oreat Wegtln. .1.

lloHowny. ,1, It. Meridian, resident mana-ger" A, (). Scburbei'g puts on some new mov-ing pictures every week.

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Marik Rohr nnnniini-r.i Hint she ha* re-tired from (He music hills, and Is now study-ing at Boston, Mais., to become a trainedporke,

430 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 2.

PROCTOR'SENTERPRISES.

F. F. PROCTOR. Solo Proprietor and Manager.

J. AUSTIN F.YNES, General Manager.

7 BEAUTIFUL THEATRES 7Devoted to ItpiWii-il Kiitertal>iiii<-ut.

Prnctor'a nth Ave. Theatre-, I'rovlur'a1'Mil HI. lli.Mlr.', Proctor's .1*1 li SI.

Tlll-rilr.-. I'ru.'llir's l::.-.lli HI, Tlieatrr.Pructnr'k Xrtviirlc 1'hpnirp. I'roctor'eAlbany I'licuire, I'rvetor'a UoiitrenlTheatre,

PROCTOR'S STOCK CO.

Presenting Best PI ays.WANTED, BEST ACTS IN

VAUDEVILLE.If von (In not receive a reply. It tuny be

liconiiMH ihn lime is lined: ytin arc Uiemtoraadvised to write njcuiit In four' weeks. DoNUT en r lime «luu>p, for reply.

INSTRUCTIONS TO ARTISTS BOOKED: *2plnla of acts ; complete "prop" list*: If canopen and cioee In one : EXACT time of acta,

and <if "eloHe In ;" hilling for newHpupersmill programmes; mill OM1AN I'HOTO-UUAPHS for LOIlMKH TWO WKHKB In

AlJVAN'CE OK OI'KMNG DATE AT EACHHOUSE, addressing UKSIOENT MANAGER.FAILURE TO COMPLY with these IN-KTUuennNH will hobjbct ARTISTSto the RISK (IF 4'AXCELLATION. VAUDFJ-VlfJ.K HEITEARHALrj MONDAYS, l» A. M„SHARP.

Playwright*. Authors nnd Piny Agenta,Vaudeville Artists ami I'layera, address

J. Al'STIN FYNKH. Oenernl Manager,

FIFTH AVE. THEATRE. V. Y. CITY.

LEGITIMATE

!

BONAFIDE !! SUBSTANTIAL !!!

Are adjectives that can safely be prefixed to the word SUCCESS in describing the big

S XJMMER SONG BEIT .

FOLLOW THE CROWD.BY MORRISON. GERARD AN*} ARMSTRONG*.

FOR

JOHNW.VOGEL'S

BIG CITY

MINSTRELS,

FIRST GLASS MUSICIANSAVI)

STRONG CORNET to Double Second Violin,

BDPHOIflini to Doable Second Violtl.

OTHER MUSICIANS, WRITE.

Rehearsals Begin at Columbus, Ohio,

AUO . I .

Persons holding contracts with mc, and nothaving itb'en permanent address, do so at ouce,aa I wish to ooininunlcato with you. Address,staling lowest salary. I pay all expenses alterseason rijiens.

JOHN V. V06EI, Owner and Hgr„Onte of NKWCORROPI 1IOTKL, Oolniiiliiw, OHIO.

JUST OUTSPECIAL

FOR

STREETMEN.The "Stare Winner"

Catalogue and Price ListRigger and Heller and More Complete Than Ever.Il lias no rival for quotlufl the lowest prices en aVery Oholoo Lino of Sclllug floods, mutable forStreenneii and Agents. Send for una— It Is tree.

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THE SUMMER SONG SUCCESS. THE POPULAR SONG SUCCESS.

THE PICTURE SONG SUCCESS. THE PHONOGRAPH RECORD SUCCESS.WRITE F-OR IT QUICKC.

FREE. —Professional copies and orchestration to recognised performers or those sending up-to-date progranme.—NO CARDS.

M.WITMARK & SONS, Publishers, u*ZK2?5£ZE&a*.look: for the bee. hive clock tower.

"STAR" FILMS- LATEST NOVELTIES -

5i.l-r.xR.-A COOK IN TROUBLE <» Coaiwly full of Life ami Pun) a»r,ft.liMi-miO—TlIE DKVILI8II PLANK Is M).i(rloui Wonder) lUHft.'iUl.r.li'4-TllK IMPOSSIBLE DINNER (a Very Funny Comedy 133ft.

.TliT received:593-595 "THE MERMAID" - - - 233ft.

This film is beyond deacrililiuj. • A Marvekns Enchantment of Beauty.

L. GAUMONT, OF PARIS. LATEST SUBJECT.'•MIM-.-O-THE I.YUVS MAIL ifJUk. 400ft.

An Exciting Subject will) Magnlflceni Natural sceneries.

American Headquarter!, Offices and Works

i

• GASTON ME LIES, General Manager, -X-904 B. 38th STHKET, NEW YORK CITY. r\

FOR

CRITERION THEATRE, TAMPA, FLA.,Single Ladlos, Slater Teams, Sketch Teams.' sixteen to twenty weeks' work. Onod rianlat, Goodl'ropcrty Man that can Paint Signs, etc. Also Want HOOD Producer of Burlesque, i-tc., to act as StageMuuagor. One year's taHMM to tight Man. Want People who have NOT '

work and boat or treadnent to everybody. Friends write at once.

' played Tampa. Easy

BILLY HILL, Prop, and Mgr., Criterion Tlieatre, Tampa, Fla.

Haw .Saoro Hand

Iflfl LAHTERXS

pr BOUGHT & SOLD

gffilM&KLTpA3

PARK ATTRACTIONSWANTED,

We Desire Outdoor Attractions tor Monroe

Park. Also a Good Band with Soloists.MOBILE LIGHT and R. U. CO.,

MOUII.K, AI.A.

FUTURES.HUSBAND OR Wll'K PHOTOS, SH.00per 1,000' FOrtTDNKH, (KK>.: »«mr. 100,-•'-•--

~ Viiture rhotograjihsLovers' Post Oflfoe.

i'lllard8L,Phlla.,Pa.k 00., llltw. Wlllun

CLUB JUGGLERSSind lor Illustrated Catalogue, Frte.

FBED 80/MDT.5O2E. i9thst,.n.Y.

WANTED... ...WANTEDFIRST GLASS SIDE SHOW ACTS.

SISTEB TEAI AID HOOCDE-COOCHE DAICEH8, ALSO A BOSS HOSTLEB.ADDRESS AS PER ROUTE

WHO WANTS US FOR COMING SEA80N?SPBAK QUIOK.CHA8. MARIE

NICHOLS and CROIXREFINED COMEDY ENTERTAINERS. 5

A wrong act for any kind of first class show, Introducing a liule high class singing, a duet or two,some good comedy, a bunch of travesty, a few good Imitations hv Ml*. Croix, the lady with the doublevoice; a load of fast gun juggling without the aid of a bum soldier makeup, and. big bunch of gmniwardrobe. Lively opening and novel finish, WORK IN ONE. PLAY RESPONSIBLE PARTS. Openfor Farce Comedy, Burlesque or Aral o1»bs Repertoire. Id onr sixth Week. Palace, Boston, producingthe closing burlesques. Address PALACE THEATRE, Boston, Mass.

P. 8.—Have a few good One Act Comedies and Burlesques for sale.

fiarstn's in Films.I

We Have Over 300 Fllma That We Will Sell at

I 82.50 PER FILM AND TJP.[The Great Train lobbery, Blister Brown snd His Dog, Tige; Fairyland, Day-

light Burglar, Don Quixote, Stop Thief, Sensational Elopement,Puss in Boots, larie Antoinette, St. Lonts World's Fair

Films, lap-Busso War Films.We also have a sale of Serpentine Slides and Cloaks, all colored, at M cents each. All tne

lateet SONO SLIDES. ONE LOBIN MACHINE, 125. 1 Double Dissolving Lamp. 140 Wewill exchange your old illms, machines aud slides for new ones. Wl RENT KACHINEftFILMS AND SLIDES, WITH OR WITHOUT OPENATORg, AT THE LOWESTPRICES. WRITE US. AND COMPARE 00R PRICKS WITH OTHERS.

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JTel. 8812-Oram. ALFRED L. HAHSTN & CO., 138 East 14th, Hew Yark, W. Y.

Ka.t Liverpool, O., .Tune ;I0| Reaver Falls, Pa., .Tulyl; Homestead, Pa., July 4.

FOR LEASE OR RENT,One 60ft. 6 Wheel Truck Pullman Sleeping Car.Ten suctions, one stateroom, smoking room, gents' and ladles' toilet rooms, bouiree, tanks over-head, cellars underneath, fully equipped with bedding, Baker heater. Alemme OOft. tl WheelTruck BAGGAGE CAR, doors open oh ends in take In wagons, and side doors, cellars under-neath. Both ears equipped for passenger service. Rent tor Pullman, ?1J6 nor month. Rent for Bag-gage, *7fi per month. Deposit required. H. CUXEY, Ml. Vernon, O.

PESENTS THE YOUNG AMERICAN ACTOR,

FRANK DUDLEYAND COMPANY SUPERLATIVE.

IN ROYALTY PRODUCTIONS, WITH ALL SPECIAL PAPER.We carry everything except Tormentors, Wood Wings and Drop curtain.WA lWKH. Ao'lpB People, Specialty Artiats Worth Featuring. Stage Manager, Caroeii-" •™-t» -autawa icr. Property Man, Electrician, Illustrated Song People and Agenf who is

"A Agent." Tell all Brat letter. Wires must be prepaid. Rehearsals Aug. 16. Addreat

*003 SCOTT ST.,' Little Rock, Ark.

Harris-Parkinson Stock GLASS BLOWING EXHIBITSIXTH YEAR OF REAL SUCCESS.

WANTHH-CLKYRR WOMAN for Characters and some Heavies, Man for Illustrated Song,mnsl have good voice and uapablouf playing strong Hue of parts; Properly Man who can Act. stale•alary aud tell all In first letter. Inclose pbD|oa, Rehearsals Aug. 1.

' ROUT. II. HARRIS, Blnomlngtnn, Indiana.'

I Desire to WABI BALLAD 8II6EBS who Send for a Copy ol Iy Song,

"DEAR HEART, I KNOW NOT WHYThai II is NOT Hie "prettiest snug written in years,'' neither la it destined to

ittment, and will

gt2) vents to iiou-professlonals. Add. JAMKS(lRI'KN,rare Nelson Music Co., 184 Dearborn St., Chicago.

the "pnDH el acenliuy,

-' but 1 D>l claim that It tat pleasing; tiinefnl aong, with a very pretty

u vslnablo iiddltlnn to any singer's n'pertolre. KKKK to professionals sending 'lute prognmi

make the hit of theseat Inient, and will make

T. S.—26 years with Haverly, Wagner, McNiali, aud other Minstrel Shows.

-*1 FOR

BOSTON PAVILION CIRCUS,.IKK I CU TKAMS, SlSTl',11 TEAMS AND SINGLE ACTS. OPEN JULY 11, AT WATBRTOWN, N. V..

TWKLVK WEEKS. NO MATINEES, MUSICIANS, DOUBLE B. and U.; TWO TROMBONES, ONEliOI'Ur.K 8BCOND VIOLIN; TUBA, CLARIONET; ALTO, TO BUN PROl-S.

Address TriOS. H. O'NEIL. HaMlnian Hotel, Walerlowu, N. V.

THE KINO OF IRELAND,

POM'S. UARTKORD. TU1S aVeEK. DOINO WELL. THANK YOU

OurBCIMTS

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(Made In White also). Your own brand on each cake if desired, send for sample and price.DAVID HltflR «t CO., 1*3-147 Indiana St., Chicago, III.> T^ T_> | Catalogue of MO Now Novelties, Campaign Radges, Robber Balls, Confetti,

fl B*A <. n™^. J Union Label Flag Canea, lllow Outs, Shell Goods, Rustic Wood, Indian Ooods,** ** ^•"•KuW • xrlck Matches, Rubber Faces, China I'ota, Exploding Canes, Art Mirrors,Whips, Dusters. Prtte Ooeds and Carnival Novel(lcs. THE NEWMAN MFG. CO., Cleveland, Ohio.

AMATRVR8 OH PROFESSIONALS, withor without music. Send M8S. at once.

THE HOWARD TUB. CO., Baltimore. Md.Songs Pub. On Royalty

AT FREEBODY PARK, NEWPORT, R. I. m&*LIHBRAIi TERBIB.

WHITE OR WIRE.

.10NAIRF. SUMMER COLONY.STATE PARTICULARS. OTHER PRIVILEGES.

CHAS. E. COOK, Freebody Fark, Newport, R. I.

WANTED, FOR SALflNCE OF SUMMER M WINTER SEASON,

EOOD, CLSTll ISFEKT01 PH,Udlee and Cents. Salaries aurc. Also Property Man who can play parts or specialty; A lAgeni. amiMusicians, for orchestra; also Picture Machine. Show hooked solid. People who can slmiil gettingtheir salary and long engagement, write. Address IRENE JEAVONB' STOCK CO., Apollo Pa.

ALWAYS A MIT,

THE BUCKEYE TRIO,ECCENTRIC COMEDY ACROHATS Per. Ad.. MARION. OHIO.

PLAYSFer Stack Companies, fir Repertoire Gonpeales, fir AeitiinLARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THB WORLD. Boeka for homeamiiaement, Negro Playa, Paper. Scenery, Mra. Jarley'a WaiWork*. Cauiogae Free I Free t Free 1 SAMUEL FRENCH,

VT W. 83d St., Hew York.

EARL GOFORTH lid J30YLE BELLAIntroducing THE ORIGINAL SOCIETY TOUGH GIRL

This week, Standard Theatre, St. Louis, Mo., with Eaat St. Lools. 111., to follow. Open Time In Julyand Angusf Permanent address No. 12M 8. Cook Bl., Blooralogtoo, III. Regards to frienils.

T XjiXO. J. BERNARD, FLORENCE GENELLA BOOTH,

cnaraotera and Gen. Bus. Juveniles, ingr uue- and HeaviesSouthern Rep. Co. preferred. Jolntengagement only. Responsible ingrs. address

Ml OPENWOOD ST., Vicksburg, Miss.

liberty BOB MACK Manaeeror Agent.

knowledge of all Business Branches with Traveling Companies and Located Theatre*.- Per. address. 1S37 N. Capital Ave., Indlsnapolls, Ind.

A thoroughRoute and Book any drat class attractions.ENI6NARELL ADDRESS ALU COMMUNICATIONS TO

FREDERICK IRELAND,• -Care of IRELAND ft ARMSTRONG, i

No. SOI Schiller Bldg., Cblrag*.

July 2. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 431• • 1ABLK or tUUEJTI, Jkt. * L n M

•AT^r-Aoo^rr^T. »& OR tot ROAd*MIH Clipper's Anecdotes, Etc 457 _ w *»"w aim^axa mj.Our London Letter 427Our Chicago Letter 427Quefle* Answered 429Clipper Pat OOce 42sLatest by Telegraph 431on the Bead 431Vaudeville Koote List 431,482,433New Turk City—Review ud Comment .

.....' 431Under the Tenti 433Deetbii In the Profession 4:17With toe BUI Puttr* 437World of Players .....1 437Vsudevllle and Minstrel. 437

THEATRICAL CORRESPONDENCE.I-ouIslaua 427AlntMtan -.....- 427Milne '. 427Oklahoma ...., . 427Massachusetts • 428Ohio .-. 428District of Columbia 428South Carolina 428Rhode Island 428Peaasylvanta 420California , 429Virginia 42aWashington 429Minnesota 429Oregon « 440SI In sour I ....... 1 v . . . 483West Virginia 433Canada V. ......... , 48,1Colorado ..481Texas 431Wisconsin 433New Jersey 433Indiana 434New York State , 1 438Michigan 43*Connecticut 438Tennessee 43fllowi ; 43<|Illinois 487

m- Notice to Correspondents.

At tht Fourth of July folia on Monday, tee

rcuttett that communication! Mend til forpublication in Thb Clipper dated July t•7i«<4 reach this office not later than Satur-day, July t, it possible.

LATEST BY TELEG,RAPEMonday Night's Openings la All the

Big Show Towns,

GOLDEN GATE GLEANINGS.

Mr*. 1 Carter's Illness Causes the(irnnd to be Cloaeit—Good Boalaeaa

" Reiles.

Upectat Detpatchet to Thb New York ClipperSax Francisco, June 28.—The Columbia

Theatre will be closed for two weeks, andpa, Monday, July 11, for two weeks, EthelBanymore will appear In "Cousin Kate."She will be followed by Henry Miller end aselected company for a short season of aboutfour. weeks,- and then Kyrle Bellew will openbis new season here In "Raffles."

California Theatre.—This bouse willbe closed for from six to twelve weeks.. Alcazar Theatre.—June 27 marked tbecommencement of the special Hummer en-gagement of White Whittlesey, supported byMarie Rawson as leading lady, and openingin "Boldlers of Fortune/' supported by tbeAlcazar Stock Co. lite opening was to acrowded house.

Central Theatre,—"The Power of theClose" Is this week's bill.

. Grand Opera House.—This house wasclosed evening of June 27, In consequence ofthe Illness of Mrs. Carter. The house willreopen Wednesday, 29. This Is the third andlast week of Mrs. Carter's engagement.

,Tivoli

. Opera Hocse.—This Is the sec-ond week of "Robin Hood." Business hasbeon . big.

Fischer's Theatre.—The current weekIs the second one of "The Mormons."Orpheum.—Bill for tbe week opening 26:

V«|er)e Berg-are and Co., John F. Clark.Me Mar's Jogs and cats, Gallagher andBarrett, Foster and Foster, Howe and Scott,Grat-ey and Bornette, the Zarrow Trio, andHelen Bertram. -

>

.Chutes.—Programme for this week, open-ing 27: -The Musical Harts, Hallle White,I he, lay Sisters, La Mont's cockatoos, CarlItelror. Brandon and Wiley, and the anlma-tlbcope.- - • .

s

• : FROM OTHER POINTS.

•iuud Hnalnees Reported Aloagr, theLine.

Chicago, June 28.—Another week beginswithout change In attractions down town,pleasant weather benefitting all our resorts,J'Uc flpal week began for "York State Folks,"•'Trie. Tenderfoot"' crd "The Royal Chef,"ut. .Great Northern, Illinois, and La Salle,rfspefrtively "Our New Minister" comesto Great .Northern next week. .....Mldgleyunci Carlisle, Lew Hawkins and other finevaudeville acts funned the chief attraction'"'"great- Sunday crowds at Sans Soucl . . . .

Water Chutes Par'c was packed to capacityby: highly delighted merrymakers. .-. . .JackMuuroe Is an extra attraction St the Troca-ucro,> where the stock burlesque draws floebusiness. 8am T. Jack's, with stockbarlesQuc. Cleveland's and the ChicagoOpera .House with vaudeville, "Vivian'sPapas," at Powera' ; "The Wizard of Oz," atthe Grand . Opera House, and "Tbe Maidund the Mummy," at the Garrlck, completedthe Sunday offerings. .. .Gentry's Pony andDp* Hhow enters its last Chicago week withcapacity crowds. •

~-St.'Louis, June 28.—Rain and rising tem-

perature marked the opening of the week,ine parks all saw good crowds In the after-noon,, but attendance was cut down In tbe'von lug. by the rain The fourth weekof ,<'Tb> Girl from Dixie," at the Century,opened with good attendance. . . . . .The open-ing of the last week of "Qulncy Adams Saw-yer, at Crawford's, was to good business.• ...j.:a Despite tb« rain, Hayes* "Louisiana,"at Delmer, and Klralfy's "Louisiana," at the• idCon; : both snw excellent attendanceForest Park Highlands Is offering a goodvaudeville bill, headed by Julian Rose, Jack• •artlner. and Snyder and Buckley Largecrowds 'greeted the clever vaudeville at WestKnd .Heights 26 Vaudeville at Man-iilbo's Park drew well Sunday, 26 AKood- vaudeville bill drew well at tbe Sub-urbnn Fair attendance witnessed thetarty Birds at tbe Standard The Globe,liroiidway Musec und Hashagen's offer newvaudeville bills this week.Kansas Cmr, June 28.—The cool weather

helped' the Auditorium Sunday, as the housewas -sulci out -both mstlnee and night. "TheOctoroon" was the bill, and H. Guy Wood-ward and his stock company gave a aplen-<lld: performance Good crowds were onhand at Forest Park. In Hopkins' TheatreJew Dandy beaded n good vaudeville bill. . .

.

At Electric Park Wm. Josh Daly's Min-strels attracted big crowds and gave enjoy-able, performances.Philadelphia, June 28.—The cool weath-

er. BTj helped patronage at the theatres with-out detracting much from tbe popularity<'f the parks "Princess Ronnie," at thePark, draw a well filled house and earned<i'mm«ndatlon Vaudeville at Keith'sund "AiT American CltUen," at the BIJou,K)th enjoyed liberal patronage, white bur-tesaue. at the Lyceum was not neglected bytheatregoers.

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1

— ' '— A .pew play by Pierre de Courcelles,ent(tlad-."The Slag of Beam," bxi been pur.chased by J, fc!. Dudeou. •

All lettel Mast Reach I'. Hat LaterTaaa Maaa ay.

DRAMATIC.Adams. Maade (Charles Frohman, but.)—Spo-

kane. Wash.. Jane 27, 28. Heleaa, Mont., S..Butte 80, July 1. DuloUi. Mlna., 4.Abell-Brlaker. Cnt—N. v. <aty jane 27-Joly 2.Aubrey Stock, Eastern. Mlttaottul Brothers'—

Montreal, Can., June 17. Indefinite.Albee Stock—Providence, R. I„ Jane 27, ladefi-

*&!£*? 9tStk !Su,tt H»'tell, mgr.)—siouiCity. la.. June 27, Indefli-lte.

Academy Stock (Fr«rt Berger Jr.. oar.)—Wash-ington. D. ft, June 27. indefinite. .

Alblnu Stork—Patenon, N. J., Jane 27, lnde<l-nlle.

Alpha Stock (Stent A Hodson. mgrs.)—Richfort.**» i^ * '"to *• Kaosburg Falls 2, New-

_ |*rt 4, Farnliain. Que.. 0. T.Bonier, Richard. Stock (Dave A. Well, mgr.)—

rrovldepce R. I.. June 27, Indefinite.BaMwln-Melvllle (Walter 8. Baldwin, mgr.)—CJeveUnd, O.. June 27. Indefinite.

Baldwln-Melvllle (Waller 8. Baldwin, mgr.)—But-falo. N. Y., June 27, tadeanite.

Brcclieorldge, Cnaa., Stock (Breckeorldge * Pant-ser. man.)—Hot Springs, Ark., June 27, la-deanlte.

Barren Stock (Charles W. Bnrrell, mgr.)—Bloom-ing Ion, III.. Jnne 27-July 3.

Broadway Stock—Denver, Colo., Jane 27, In-definite.

Buchanan, T>orralne, Stock (Robert Maoafeltl.nujr.)—Iols, Ksn.. June 27, Indefinite.

Buffintoa Stock (D. B. BuOnton. mgr.)—KeyBedford. Mais., June 27, Indefinite.

Boom's Farce Comedy (Kd. Tanner, mar.)—Mld-dletowo, Conn., Jane 2TJuly 2. New Britain

"Bo\"«ry After Dark." Sullivan. Harris A Woods'—Pittsburg, Pa., Jnne 27-Jnly 2.Carter, Mrs. Leslie (David Belssco, mgr.)—Baa

Francisco, Cal., June 27-July 9.Collier, William (Charles Frobman, mgr.)—N,

Y. City June 27. Indefinite.Chase-Lister Theatre (Joseph Farrell. mgr.)—n Iowa City, la., June 27, Indefinite.Camnbell Btock (Fred A. Hayward, mgr.)—<Jau-„ andalgus, N. Y., June 27-July 2.taalno Stock (Robert Kane, mgr.)—Holyoke,

Mass., Jnne 27, Indefinite.Currier, Mrs. Wm.. Stock (Wm. Currier, mgr.)—

Hamilton, Cnn., June 27. indefinite.Curt3 Dramatic (U. B. Curts, mar.)—Baasett,

Neb.. June 27-29.Cutter A Williams Stock (W. R. Catter A J. W.

Williams, nigra.)— Hamilton, O.. June 87, In-definite.

Dllgcr Cornell Dramatic (Dllger A Cornell, mgrs.)—Fulton. N. Y.. June 27-July 2, Oneonta 49.Dale. Marie. Dramatic (W. E. Martin, mgr.)—

Notches, Miss., June 27-July 9.De T.acour, Twin Slaters. Dran.atlc (De LsronrA Fields, mgrs.)—South Whlteley, Ind., Jnne27-Jnly 2.

Dytrryn. Ethel, Stock (Eos Djffrya, mgr.)—Brantford, Can., June 27, Indefinite.

Darls-Boyle Stock—Cllca, N. Y., Jane 87, In-definite.

Douglass. Byron, Slock—Portland, Me., Jnne 27,Indefinite.

Eclipse Stock (Lloyd A Center, mgrs.)—Bartlea-vllle, Ind. Ter., June 29, 30.

Evans, Brandon (Harry Kennels, mgr.)—NewportNews, Va.. June 27, In-Ieflnlte.

Electric Park Stock—Lesvenwortb, Kan., Jnne1'7. Indefinite. '

Eleford Stock—Portland, Ore., Jane 27, Indefi-nite. "

French! nrlng (Don Maumlllan. mgr.)—MasonCity. Is.. June 27 29. Fort Dodge 30-July 2,Charles City 4-6. Osage 7-9.

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Flsko A Stock (E. D. Flake A T. V. 8tock, mgrs.), —Sydney. C. B., July 1-28."For Her Sake" (Sbeeley A Young, mars.)

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St. John. N. B„ June 27-30, Yarmouth, N. 8.,July 1. 3. Halifax 4 9.

Glaaer, Vaughan, Stock—Cletelaod, 0., Jane 27,Indefinite.

Garrlck Stock (Jay Kuaell. mgr.)—Mount Vernon.0.. June 27. indefinite.

Cross-Lytll Stock (Dtrrell H. Lyall, mgr.)

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Newark. O., June 27-July 2.Haswell.' Percy, Stock (George Fawcett, mgr.)—

St. Paul. Minn., June 27-Sept. 0.Hall. Don C—Reading. Cal., Jnne 27-July 8.'

Hoeffier Show (Jack Hoefler, mgr.)—Appletoo,Wis., June 27. indefinite.

Holtert, Laura. Stock (Charles W. Burrlll, Bar.)Kaakakee. 111.. Jane 27, Indefinite.

Hammond, Pauline, Stock—Barre, Vt., Jane 27-July 80.

Henderson Stock (W. J. A R. It. Henderson,mors.)—Loganaport, Ind.. June 27-July 2.

Hyde Park Theatre—Austin, Tex., June 27, In-definite.

Hsynes, Al.. Comedy—Columbia, 8. ft, June 27-July 8.

Heuunsn Stock—Montgomery, Ala., June 87, In-definite.

"Hnmpty. Dampty" (J. B. Dickson, mgr.)—Craw-fordvllle. .Ind., June 27, Brasll 30, TerraHaute July 1.

Imperial Stuck (Col. Oeorge Hamilton, mgr.)—St.Lonu, Mo., June 27. Indefinite.

Jewell-Archer Stock—Lynn, Mass.. June 27, In-

definite.

Johnson Stock—Mansfield, ft, June 27-July 2,Akron 1-I8.

Jeavons, Irene, Stock (Thos. Hoffman, mgr.)

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Apollo, Pa., Jane 27-July 8.Kartell,. Dot (J. 0. Welsh, mgr.)—Providence,

R: I.. June 27, Indefinite.Klogaley-Russell (E. B. Bussell, mgr.)—Cham-

paign, 111., Jnne 27-July 2.''

Klnadln-Courteooy Stock—Albany, N. I„ June27-July' 9.

Keller Stock (A. M. Keller, mgr.)—Nevada, Mo.,June 27-Aug. 18.

Kennedy, John J., 8tock—Dulnth, Minn., June27. Indefinite.

Lake View Stock (Lew Stiver. -mgr.)—Sheboy-gan, Wis., June 27, Indefinite. -

Lorraine, - Rbe (Harry Harkham, mgr.)—Barre,Vt.. July 4-9.

Mansfield, Richard (B. D. Stevens, ogr.)—Toron-to, Can.. June 27. 28, Hamilton 29, Kingston30.- Ottawa July 1. 2, Montreal 4,- 8.

Harks Stock (Tom Marks, mgr.)—Owen Sound,Can.', Juno 27-July 9. - -

Marks Brothers (Joe Marks, mgr.)—Perth, Can.,Juno 27-July 2. • • '

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Murray A Mackry (John J. Murray, mgr.)—Park-ersburg. W. Va.. June 27, Indefinite. '

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Madison SAuare Theatre, Stater's—Dallas, Tex.,Jnne 87-July 2. •

Miller-Bryan Stock .(Frank F. Miller, mgr.)—Baton Rouge, La..' Juae 27/ Indefinite.

Mason, Lillian, Stock—St. Jobs, Kan,, Jane 27-July 2, Walsehburr, Col., 4«, Monte Vista7-9.

Mathea, Clara—Port Arthur, Out., June 27-July18.'

"Mnioney's Wedding"—Moosomln, Aass., Can.,June 29, Oreafell 80, Brandon, Man.. July 1.

North Brothers' .Comedians (Frank ft Carter,mgr.)—Mineral Wella, Ter.. June 27, indefinite.

Nelll, James (Charles Aster Parker, gen. mar.)

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San Francisco, Cal.. June 27, Indefinite.National -Btock (Charles R. Kchad, our.)—Bar-

llngton. Vt.. Jane 27-July 2, Keesvltte, N. Y.,4-9. • • .

Nelll-Morosco (Charles Astor Parker, gen. mgr.)—Denver. Col.'.. Jone 27-Sept. 3.New York Players (Hunter A Bradford, mgrs.)—

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Worcester. Mass., June 27. Indefinite.

National Stock )(J. Albert Dawson, mgr.)

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Hlnckey, III., June 27, Indefinite.Orrlx-Ober Stock (Hugh Kttinger. mgr.)—Still-

water. Minn.. Jane 27. Indefinite.

"Our New Minister" (Miller A Colyer, mgrs.)—Chicago. III., July 3. Indefinite,

Powell-Portello (Hnltou Powell, mgr. )—Cando,No.. Dak.. June 29, 30, Devil's Lake July 1-8,

Lucota 7-9.

Peters Stock (Will A. Peters, mgr-)—Charlotte,E ft, June 27. Indefinite.

Peoples Plsyere, Wooda'—Batavta, 111,, Jone Zl~July S. • "1 »,"".• l

Palmer's Stock (John J. Palmer, ogr.)—Peters-burg, Va., June 27-July 30.

Poll Stock—Bridgeport. Conn., Jane 27, Indefi-nite.

Phiralx Park 8tock .George H. Bell, mgr.)—Jack-souvllle. FIs.. June 27. Indefiolte.

"Qulacy Adams Sawyer" (ft H. Smith, mgr.)

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St. Louis. Mo., June 27, indefinite.

Rodney Stock la. Btrt Rodney, mgr.)—Star-aeon Bay. Wis., Juae 87-Jaly 3, Traverse City,Mich.. 4-9. •

Raymond, Ed.—Seattle, Wsab., Jose 37, indefi-

nite.

Royal Stack (Charles W. Bnrrell, mgr.)—Psdacsh,Ky.. Jnne 87-Jaly 3.

"llnnNt'M Foot" (Pst CUappelle. mgr.)—Fayette-vlUe, N. ft. June 29. Beaaettevlilr, H, 0..no, Darlington July I. Florence S. Osergetown4, Paster 8. Colombia 6, Wlnnsboro 7, Chea-ter 8, lorkr lilt ».

Sothern, K. H. (Daslel Frobman, aur.)—Port-land. Ore.. June 28, 39, Tacoaw, Wash., 30,Victoria. B. &, July 1, Vancouver 2. Seatlle,Wash., 8-9.

Snow, Mortimer. Stock—Troy. N. X., Jane 87,Indefinite.

Spoooer Dramatic (F. E. Spooner, mgr.)—Paenli,Arte., June 87, luuefiutre.

Shirley, Jessie—Spokane, Wash.. Jane 27, Indefi-nite..

Snealay A Young—St. John, N. B.. June 37-30.Spencer Btock (Junes Bneacer, mgr.)—WIMwood,

N. J., June 27-Sept. 10.Taylor stock (Albert Taylor, mar.)—Shrsvepsrt,

f.a., June 87-July 3. Dallas. Tex., 4-30.Touhy Comedy (Randall A Foster, mgrs.)—Au-

rora, 111., Juae 27, Indefinite.Troy, Donna. Stock (James L. Olaas, mgr.)

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Newark, O., June 27-July t>.

Tborne Dramatic (Frank Tborne. mgr.)—Cam-•len on Ganley, W. Va., Jane 37-JaTy 3.

"Te.i Nlatls In a Bar Room." Beecher A Stan-ley'a (Walter J. McDonald, mgr.)—Garrison.Ksn.. June 29, Westmoreland 30, Onega Julyt. Uavensvllle 2. Valley Falls 4, Oakaleosa ft,

McLoutii u, Toaganoxle 7, Perry 8. Bossville 9."Cucle Tom's Cablo." Stetsoa's, Western (Wm.

Kibble, mgr.)—Mies. Mich., June 89, DecaturJuly 7, Lawton 8, Watertrllet 9.

"Uncle Toru'n Cabin," Stetsoa's (Geo. Peck, mgr.)—Sheffield, Mass., June 89, Canaan, Conn., 30,New Mllford July 1.

"Code Tom's Cabin" (Frank Walters, mar.)—Weston, W. Va., June 29. Darby, Pa., July 4,

Prlncton. N. J.. 8, Laabertsrllus 8. Burling-ton 7.. Beverly 8, Pennagrove 0.

Van Dyke A Eaton (F. Mack, mgr.)—Davenport,la.. July 4, Indefinite.

Vernon Stock (BenJ. B. Vernon, mgr.)—AnburyPark. N. J„ June 27 July HO.

Vallamout Stock—Wllllsmsport, Pa., June 37, In-definite.

"Vlslen's Papas" (Rich A Harris, mgrs.)—Chi-cago, III., June 27. Indefinite.

Wiedemann Big Btock (Willis Baas, bus. mgr.)—Seattle. Wash.. Jane 2t) Oct. 8.

Woodward Stock (O. D. Woodward, mgr.)—Kan-sas City. Mo.. June 37, Indefinite.

Weber Stock (Walter D. Nealaod. mgr.)—Sche-nectady, N. V., June 27. Indefinite.

Walsh Stock, Eugene Powers—Woodstock, Out.,Juae 27, Indefinite.

Wlght-Kulp. Amber Montague—Dubuque, la., June87, Indefinite.

"York State Folks" ft*, E. Wright, mgr.)—Chica-go. III., June 87-July 2.

MUSICAL.Boatoulaus (Obss. K. Bacon, bus. our.)—Boston,

Mass., Jane 27, Indefinite.Brooke's Chicago Marine Band (Bert A. Ball,

mgr.)—Chicago, ill., June 27, Indefinite.Central Opera (Leopold Fuenkenateln, mgr.)—Al-

tooaa. Pa., June 27-July 2.Canadian Colored Concert I William Carter, mgr.)

—Chicago, III., Juue 2V, Detroit. Mich., 80,Hamilton, Cull., July 1, Indefinite.

Duas Orchestra (J. 3. Duss, mgr.)—N. X. CityJune 27, Indefinite.

'(in from Dixie"—St. l-oul*. Ma.. Juue 27, lu-. definite.

Hopper, .De Wolf (Wm. A. Brady A Hhube'tBrothers, mgrs.)—Msubattsn Beach, N. Y„June 27-July 2.

Hsrklns, W. 8.. Musical Comedy—St. John, N.B., June 30-July 2.

"lale'of Spice" (K. C. A F. C. Whitney, mgrs.)Boston, Mats., Juue 27, Indefinite.

Kilties Baud (T. P. J. Power, mgr.)—Hsrrls-burg, Ps., Juue 27-July 2, New Brunswick, N.J.. 3-10.

Lyric Oners (Harry Lea Vulle, mgr.)—Port alb-son,' Miss., Juue 27-89. Greenwood 30-July 3.

McKee's Boeton Lndles' Symphony Orcbestr.-t(Frank W. McKee, mgr. )—Atlantic City, N.J-. June 27-July SI.

Manhattan Opera—Elniirs, N. Y., Juue 37, In-definite.

"Maid and the Mummy"—Chicago, 111., June 27,indefinite.

New York Comic Opera—Montreal, Can., Jane2T. Indefinite.

Phelan Opera (E. V. Pbelan, mgr. )—Portland.Mat., June 27, Indefinite.

Phaser's Band (Handel V. Phaser, bandmaster)—Clsremont Park, Bronx, N. Y.. July 3-Sept. 10.Pryor's, Arthur, Band—Anbury Park, N. J., July

2-Hept. 9. .

"Plir, Paff, Pouf" (F. ft Whitney, mgr.)—N. Y.City June 27, Indefinite.

"Prince of Pllsen" (Henry W. Bavage, mgr.)

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London, Eng., Jnne 27, Indefinite.Thonte-Baker Opera—Mobile, Ala., June 27, In-

definite.

"Tei'derfoot" (W. W. Tlltotson, gen. mgr.)—Chi-cago, III,, June 20 July 2.

United States Marine Band—Chevy Chase, aid.,June 37, Indefinite.

Wills Musical Comedy (John B. Wills, mgr,)—Plalnfleld. N. J., June 27-July 2.

"Wlxard of Os" (Hamlin A Mitchell, mgrs.)—Chlcsgo, III., June 27-July 9.

"Woodland" (Henry W. Savage, mgr. )—Boston,.Msas., June 27, Indefinite.

"Yankee Consul" (Henry W. Sarage, mgr.)—N.Y. City June 27 July 2.

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VARIETY.Hyde's Comedy (Robert D. Hyde. mer. )— Lin-

coln. Me., JulyO. 7, Lee 8, 9.Holllngsworth Twins (Lew Olesson, mgr.)—Shu-

huts, Miss., June 27-Jnly 2, Enterprise 4-9.

Loudon Ostety oirls (Cila W. Grsat, mgr.)—Montreal, Can.. Juae 27-Jaly 2.

Morau A Markey's Vsuderllle—Charleston, S. ft,June 27-July2.

Southern VaudevlUe (K. P. Carl, mgr.)—Stokes-dale, N. ft, June 27-July 2, Greensboro 8-11.

Trimble's .Frollgues (William Trimble, mgr.)—Fort Worth, Tex., June 29, 30, Sherman July1. 2, Surerenort, Lu.. 4-9.

WotfiBg's—Psssslc, N. J., June 27-July 2.

MISSTRELS.Bryant A Sari lie's (Ous H. Seville, mgr.)—PltUburg, Pa., June 27-Jgly 2.

Century (Frank Fogerty, mgr.)—Danville, Va.,June 27-July 8.

Donnelly's, Tommy (Jack w. stokes, mgr,.Plains, N. Y., June 27, New Mlitord, Conn.,

ommy (Jack W. Stokes, mgr.)—While

2«J Crest Barrlngton, Mass.. 20. Litchfield,Cui.n.. 30, Thomaston Jolt 1. Nasgatuck 2,fort Jeffersoo, N. Y., 4.

Fields A Hanson's (Maurice Boom, mgr.)—Put-nam, Conn., June 27-July 2, Herlden 4-9.

Marian A Pearl (Hilly Pearl, mgr. )—MidlandBeach, N. Y., June 27-July 8, Saratoga 4-9.

- TENT SHOWS.Bsi-ourn , A Bailey's—Zsneavllle. O., June 80,

Marietta 30, Parkeraburg, W. Va., July I,

Welliton. 0„ 8, Portsmonth 4. Cblillcotbe 4,Dayton 8, Plqus 7, Richmond, Ind., 8, Culuiu-bqs a, •

Bui'alo Bill's Wild West, Col. Wm. F. Cody—Qalniborouah, Eng.. June 29, Great (Jrlmshy30, Hull July 1, 2, York 4, Scarbarougb. 8,Dsrilnatoa .0, Stockton-on-Tees 7, Mlddhsanor.ontjt 8,- West Hartlepool 9, Newcastleoa-Tyoo

Beaiiey'rA .Dorsafa—Fort Dodge, la., Joae 27-JulyS Webster City 4.

Campbell Brothers—Stuart. la.. June 39. Atlsatleao. Neols July 1, Hsrbao 2, Colfax 4, Marea-KO 5. West Liberty 0.

Canada Frank's (T. M. Myers, mgr.)—Orandlo,Mu. Dak.. June 20, Buxton 30,

Downle's, Andrew—Ravens. N. v., June 29, Cox-Mtekle 30. Catsklll July 1. Sausertles 2, Kloas-toa 4. New Pelts 8, Watuon 8. WsahlugtoaTtile

Ely's, Geo. 8.—West York. 111., July 2, York 4.

Forecausfa. A Sells Brothers—Ottawa, Can., Juue89, Brockrllle 30. Bellerille July 1. PeterburoV,' Toronto 4, Ouelph 0. Stratford 8, Wood-stock 7, I^ndon 8, Chatham 9.

Kqltllt'a, C. H.—Bradoer, o.. June 20, Portage30. Cyanett July 1, Blootadale 3, Van Burro 4,

Malt], Walter U—Mprlngvllle, N. Y„ June 20,Westneld 30. Ulrard, Pa.. July 1. Ashtabula.O. '.8, Rlyrla 4. Norwalk 8; Fremont 8. Mom-roe, Mich,, 7. Mount Clemens 8, Port Huron t.

Maekay's : (Andrew Macksy, mgr. —St. Loots,Mo., Juoe 27, Indefinite.

MelbonDi'a Dog and Pony—MUlersvllle, Mloo.,Jane 29. Brandon 30. Hoffman July 1,

Notrls A Rowe's ( U. 8. Howe, mgr.)—Boaslsitd.B. ft, June 89. Orsnd Forka 30, Colvlllr,Wash., July 1, Dsvenport 8. '

Rlngllng Brothers—Mankato, Minn.. June 89,Rochester 110. Wlauua Joly 1, K«u Claire, Wis

,

2. Dulnth. Minn., 4. Ws.teus C. Cruokstoa 0.Hrand Forks. No. Dak., 7, Orafton 8, Wlnai-fred. Man., «.

SUt.Sautalle—Nashua. N. H.. Juae 89. Fitch-burg. Mass., 30, Gardner July I. Wlnchendon8, tKeeoe, N. II. . 4. Bellows Falls, Vt., 5. Urat-(leboro d. Palmer, Maas.. 7. Westneld 8,Northampton Oi •

Toilt, Wm.—Tom's Klver. X. J.. Jnne 87-July 3Van Amburr's—Elk Point. Ho. Dak,, July J,

Platte 4, Warner fi, Brltlgewater 0.Vou-Woelltier's (Von Woelluer A Williams, mgrs.)—(las City, Ind..' Juae 27-29, Falruouut 'Ml,

SssaUBllvllle Jnly 1. Alexandria 8, Marlon 4-9.Welsh Brolhera—Somerwortb. K. H ., June 27,

Rochester 28, Sprlngvale, Me., 89, Portland 30,

I*wlatoo July I. Norway 3. Bethel 4, Berlin,N. H.. A, North Stratford t), Orovetea 7,

Laaraater 8. Whltefield 9.

Wheeler's. Al. F.—Norwood, K. T., June 89, Madrid 30. Morley July 1. Rensselaer Falls 2, Hen.veltea 4.

MISCHLLASHOUft.Bbslock's Trained Animal Arena (F. 0. Bollockmgr.)—Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y., Juasif. indefinite.

Baynard A Whltney'a Troubadours—Cheater, Ps.,Jen* 87-July 4.

Coylc's Museum (R. R. Coyle. mgr.)—SiouxFalls. So. Dak.. Jane 27-July 3.

Great Mnndy Shows (P. J. Mundy. mgr.)—Wau-ssu, Wis., Jane 87-July 2, Minneapolis, Minn.,,4-0.

llsich-Adanis Carnival—Phlllutbarg, l'a., June•J7-Julr 3.

Harry Helms—Cadolt, wis . June 20. ChippewaFails .10, Fsll City July 1. Augusta 3, Marsh-6>ld 4. Nlellsvllle 8, Ureenwood 8, Loysl 7,lack River Falls 8, Grand Rapids 9.

Lamhrlsger Zoo (Uus Umbrlgger, mgr.)—Sala-manca. N. Y.. June 27-July 3.

Marta's Show (Al. Marts, mgr.)—Steuben, Me.,Jnne .to. Dubois July I, East Brook 8.

New York Wom-ope anil Siieclally Co. (Frederick8. Nelll. mar.)—Walerbnry. Vt.. June 39. 3fl,

Waltsuehl July I. 3, Warren 3, 4, Granville 8,

Hancock 0, Rochester 7. 8. .

Pierce Ainiiseinent Co. (A. L. Pierce, gen. mgr.)—Oarboodale, Pa., June 37-July 2, Owrgo, N,Y„ 40.

Paln'a "Boning of Rome" (H, B. Thesrle, gen.gr.)—Harrlaburg, Pa., July 4-18.

UauufPilk Rome CM.This list Is aaade sip as aearly aeoar-

atc as It la possible to snake a Hat ofvaadevllle booltlnsys.

Adgle sud her lions, Manhattan Beach, Clove-land, 0„ June 27-July 2.

Adams A Drew, Park. Trenton, N. J., June 27-

July. 2; Young's Pier, Atlantic City, 4-9.

Addison A Livingston, Edison, Belllngnam, Wash..June 37-July 2.

Allen, l'.ra, Shea's, Buffalo. Jnne 27-July 2.

Albuttus A Bartram, Clruue Varlete, Stockholm.Sweden. Juae 37-July 3.

Alien, Kesri A Violet, Pastor's, N. Y. ft, Juue 27-

July 2.

Albs, Mary, Futat Keller, Milwaukee. Wis., Juue27-July 3.

Allen, Flossie, Proctor's .1th Air., N. Y. ft, JuneS7July 2.

Allen A Appleton. Ontario Beach, Charlotte, N.

Y., Juue JT-July 0.

Aldrleh. Chas. T., Paradise Roof, N. Y. ft, Juue27-July 3.

Alexr-nd A lloffuiau, Paator'a, N. Y. ft. Juue37-July 2.

AlexoiMlrlue, Mile. I.uus Park, Coney Island, N.Y.. June 27-July 2.

Alfouso, Chestnut Orore Park, Prorldence, R. I.,

June 27-July 2.

Alplw Trio. Keith's. N. Y. ft, June 87-July 2.

A mails A Mauola Family, Family. Butte. Mon.,. June 27-July 9. _ .Amsdea A Balrd, Ouvernstor's, Atlantic City, N.J„ July 1-0.

Antrim ft Peters, Athletic Park, Buffalo, Juue27 July 2.

Anderson A Brlggs, Summer Park, Bangor, Me.,Jum. 27-July 2. .._...

Araiatroags, The. Ocean Pier, Atlantic City, N.J„, Jim.: 37-July 2.

Armstrongs <8i, Uu'eruator's, Atlautlc City, N.J.. Juue 27-July 2.

Armstrong A llully, Ason Park. Youngstowu, ().,

June 20 July 2.Armlnis A Uurke, Ocesn Pier, Atlantic City, N,

J.. June 27-July 2Archer A Croker, Watson's, Bkln.. Jone 27-July 2.

Asbton, Joste, Luna Park, Coney lslsnd, N. Y.,June 27 July 2.

Arery A Hesly. Weast'a, Peoria, 111., Jone 37-

July 2.

A-ttell A Howard, Rlserdale Park, Bound Brook,N. Y., Jane 27-July 2.

Bsrds, Fnur, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y.,June 27-July 8.

Barrlngton A Murtell, Wsldomere Psrk, Erie, Pa.,June 37-July 8.

Bates Musical Trio, Doyle's, Atlantlo City, N.J., Jnne 87-July 2.

Barneys (3), Palm, Cripple Creek, Col., June 27-

July a.Bsrrlngloo, Jos. D., Empire, Liverpool, Kug.,Juno 37-July 2; Gardens. Lowestoft, 4-10.

Barry, 'Marion, A. A 8., Boston, June 27-July 3.

Baker A Lynn, Summer Park, Beaver Falls, Pa.,June 37-July 2.

Bartells, The. Electric Park, Valleburg, N. J.,

June- 87-July 8.Bard A O'Brien, Ocean City, Atlantic City, N,

J.. June 27-July 3.

Barrett Sisters. Esst Lake Park, Blrmtugam,Aln„ June 27-July 8.

Boeder, La Velle Trio. East Bod Psrk, Memphis,Tenn.. June 2U-July 2.

Ball ft Davis, Olympla, Chattanooga, Tenn., Jnne37-July 2.

Harrows, Joule and Willie. Temple, Detroit, June87-July 3.

Barry, ft Hulvera, Brighton Beach, N. Y., June87-July 2.

Bailey. Bros., Guvernator's, Atlantic Oily, N. J.,

June 27-July 3.Bateman, Tom, A Co., A. ft 8., Boston, June 37-

July 2,BsrUMts, Musical, Maasabeslc Park, Manchester,

N. H.. June 27-July 2.

Bailey Bros., Ouvernstor's, Atlantic Oily, N. J.,

June 27-July 2.

Barlows, Tbe, Dresmlsnd, Coney lslsnd, N. Y.,

June 27-July 3.

Beiiaer, Emefle. Hampton eBacb Park, Mass.,June 87-July 2.

Bean '*' Hamilton, Farm, Toledo, O., June 37-

July 8.Beldlnl ft Arthur, New York Roof, N. Y. ft, June

27-July 3.Berrlin ft Mockln, Crystal, Cripple Creek, Col.,

June 37-July 2.Bertram, Helen, Orpheum, Sao Frau., Cal., June

97-Jsly 8.Berry, Mr. ft Mrs. Frank, Doyle's, Atlantic City.

N. J„ June 27-Jnly 3.Beeeoer. Will H.. BIJou, Norfolk, Va., June 37*

July 8.Beaomgiou. Billy A Daisy, Grand, Victoria, B. ft,

June 27-July 2.

Bellman A Moore, Noruubegi Psrk, Boston, Juae27-Jnly 3.

Beiltley, Musical. Sprlngbaok Psrk, Ho, Beud,Ind.. June 27-July 2.

Beotham A Freeman, Boo Ton, Salt Lake City,

V.i June 37 July 3.Bernard, George, Luna Park, Coney Island, N.

X,', Jane 27-July 2.

Barry, M.. Stone Hill Garden, Peorls, 111., June27,-July 2.

Belleelalre Bros., Brighton Brack, N. V., June 27-

July -2.

Beardsley Bisters. Procter's, Newark, N. J., June37-July 8.

Bergen. Valerie, ft Co., Orphean, Ban Fran.,(Si.. June 2d July 2.

Bell.: Senator Frank. Ruck Springs Park, P.. Liv-erpool, <>.. June 27-July 2.

ataioeTt; '-aura. Capitol Hill Park, Hartford.Conn., Juue 27-July 2.

Bell. Crystal,- Green Front. Deadwood, 8. Dak.,June 27-July 2.

Blssett A Scott. PrecUxlj Park, Newport, B. I..

June 27-July 2.

Blisnxt. Bomm, B r r r. Jacobs', Peoria, 111., JuneJf-July 8.

Blnney ft Chapmau, Garden, Lima, 0„ June 27-

July 2.

Blanche. La Belle, New York Roof, N. Y. C, Juue37-Juiy 2.

Blucksom A Burns. Ingersoll Psrk, Des Moloei,I*.. June 2d Jul; 8.

Bowers A Curtis, Orpheum, Rlieralde, Cal., Juue27-July 3.

Bursul ' A Nevsrro, Celoroe, Jamestown, N. ¥.,four 27-Joly 2.

Buiilfsve A Wallslnger, Brighton Beach, N. Y.,

Juue 27-July 2.Hiowulnii, Mr. A Mrs., Eldrldge Park. F.luilra, N.

Y.. Juue 27-July 2.

Brooks. Jesitstte, Henderson's, Coney lslsnd, N.Y„ Juim. 27-July 2.

Brown A Bst-tolsttl, A»«n Park, Youngslowu, 0.,June 27-Jnly 2.

Brooks. Frunkllu A., Brouaoo Psrk, Pslnled Post,N v., June 37-July 3.

Bretoua, The, Forest Psrk, Kansas City, Mo.,July 3-D.

Brliikley, Dasid A Carrie. Nous Psrk. Hamilton,Can... June 80-Jnly 2; Rtreralde Psrk. Hon-frrsl. 444.

ItrwWW. Walter, I).. A Mills Sisters, Hlgblsiut LukePark, Wlnxted. Cuun., June 37-July 2.

Bransons, Musical, KIrby's Psrk, Baltimore, June27- Jnty 2 ; Hollywood Park. Baltimore. 4-18.

Brobst Trio, farm, Toledo, O., June 37-July 3.

Brandon. Wiley. Cbulea. Sao Fran., Cal,, Jane 28-r July 3.

Brown ft Lsvlgne, Crystal, Milwaukee, Jane 27-Jnly 3-

Hrowo. Jack, * Lillian Wright. Athletia Park,Buffalo, Jnne 37-July 3.

Burton ft Brooks, Shea's, Buffalo, N. T., June27 July 8: Farm, Toledo. O., 3-8.

Bush A Gordon. Fort Slierklsn Park, Highland,III., June 30-July 3: Ramona, Grand Raplda,Midi., 3-9.

Btirkhsrt A Berry, Coney Island, ClnclonaU,June 37-July 3.

Burger, Prof., ft Son, Novelty, Denver, Col.,July 4*0.

Bunlellr. Madeline. Hyatt Park. Columbia. B.ft. June 37-July 3; Ctaloo, Savannah, Os..4-9.

Buidoek Slaters. Erh's Casino, North Beach, N.- Y„ June 27-July 3.Burg. M. ft, (lurernatnr's, Atlantic Oily, N. J.,

June 87-July 3.Burdiek. S. F„ Crystal. Milwaukee, Juae J7.

July 8.

Rurdlrk, R. Lewis, IllawstU Perk, Colo. Springs.Col., June 37-July 2.

Burkes, Juggling, lledrlcka, Astorls, Ore.. Juue27-July 17.

Burton ft Bitrtnu, Troradero, Chicago, Jnne 27-Jnly 8 i

Grand, Juliet. 3-8.By 1 on A Foster, Lake View Park, Terra Haute,

lad., June 87-Jnly 3.Byrne ft West, Pastor's. N. t. 0.. June 37-Joly

Curios' Dogs. Psrk, Bajoane, N. J., June IT<July 8.

Carter, Mr. A Mrs. Carl. Edison, Helena, Hon

,

Jnne 38-Jily 2.Castellat A Hall, Electric Park, Marion, III.,

June 20 July 2.Casmore A Florence, Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport,

Conn.. Juue 27-July 3.Caldwell. Dave, Otsego Psrk, Oneonta, N. Y.,

June 27-July 8.Cnsteloiie, Klectrlc Park. Vallsburg, N. J., June

37-July 2.

differ; A (Irant, Shellpot Park, Wilmington,Del.. June 27-Jnly 3.

Csln A Hunter, Henderson's, Coney Island, N,Y„ July 4-sV

Csrlln A tifto. Idnrs Psrk, Yonogslown, 0., Jone38 July 3.

Carrie. Mile,. Oak Summit Park, Hvanavllte, tort.,

June 27 July 2, Electric Psrk. Marlon, 111.,

40.C'ainllle ft Fona. Ouvsnialor's, Atlantic City, N.

J., June 37-July 2.Carson ft Wlllar.l. Forest Park, Kansss City, Mo.,

June 27-July 2; Temple, Detroit. 4-8.

Cu«e> ft I.e Clair, Paster's. N. Y. ft, June 27-

Jniy 3.Casuil ft De Verne, Myers' Park. Canton, 0., Jan*

80 July 2.

Carter ft Rons, Ft. rtlieridur. Park, Highland, 111.,

July )l-li.

Castle ft Collins. Pavilion. Charlotte, N. T., June27-July 3.

Carlos A siirerimi, Luna Park, Coney lalaad, N,Y.. June 37-July 2.

funis, Kiumu. New York Roof, N. Y. ft, June 37-July 3.

Csrlln A Htlii. Euclid Ave. Garden, Oletelaud,II.. June 27-July 2.

Cherry A Hates, Summit Pack, Ultca, N. T„ JulyIdl.

Cliunieroys, The, Olympic Park, Newark, N. J.,

Jnne 27-July 2.

Christopher , II. O. II., Toledo, 0„ June 87-Jaly >|Collins' Garden, Columbus, 4-9.

Chatham Sisters, Empire. Taooiua, Wash., JOBS27-July J : Edison. North Yakima, 4 9.

Cliliiipillfu. Princess, Athletic Park. Buffslo, Jnne27-July 2.

Cllntou A Wilson, Cook's Park, Kranaillle, Ind.,

June 2tl-July 3.

Clarke A Temple, Sabstla Park, Taunton, Mtsa.,June 27-July 2.

Clark A Florette, Farm, Toledo, O., June 27-

Cllffo'l ft Hale. Keith's, Bostou, Jone 27-Julr 8.

Clarke, John P., Orphean, San Fran., Cal., June27-July 9. _

Clans ft Monies, Clnsogtspb, Spokans, Wish,,June 37-July 2.

Clarke, wilfrsd ft Co., Weuona Beach, Bay City,

Mich., Jane 30-July 3.Coo[iei ft Robinson, Summer Park, Balem, Mass.,

June 27-July 2. -'

Censor's Dog., Atblrtlo Park, Buffalo, Juae 37-July 3.

Cughlan, Rose, Avenue, Pittsburg. June 27-July 9.

Connelly A Rowe, Ouvernstor's, Atlantlo City, N.J.. June 27-July 2.

Cooke A Rothert. New Moulin Rouge, Parle, Fr,,July 1-Ang. ill.

Courlland, Harry, Doyle's. Atlantic City, N. J.,June 27-July 9.

Coukson, Nelson, Stone Hill Garden, Peorls, HI.,June 27-July 2.

Conway ft Klueen, Point of Pines, Boston, June27 July 2.

Colby Family, Forest Park. SI. Louie. July SB.Col ton Trio. Doyle's, Atlantlo City, N. J., June

37-July 2,Couture ft Gillette, Sobmer Park, Montreal, Can.,

June 37-July 8.Coition A Bart, Paradise Hoof, N. Y. ft, June 37-

July 8.

Cook ft Harris, Otsego Psrk, Oooperstowa, N, Y.,June 27-July 2 : Ooekli lake, 4-9.

Cole ft Clemens, steenlee&sse Pier, Atlantlo City, .

N. J., June 8-Jtily 2; Doyle's, Atlantlo Olty.

Cooper, Mr. ft Mrs. Jai. K., Keith's, Boston.Juue 87'July 3.

Cox Family, Edison, Spokane, Wash,, June 27-July 2.

Cramer ft Lukens, Guvsrnotor'e. Atlantic Olty.N. J., June 27-July 2.

Cotton's Comedy Duitkeya, Railway Park, Woou-socket, R. I,; June 27-July 2. .

Creasy ft Dsyus, Oonteocoog Blver Park, Concord,N. II., Juas 27-July 2.

Crane Bros., Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J., June27-July 3,

Curtis ft Adams, Fsrm, Toledo, ft, June 87-Julyat

Cummins A Mack, Doyle's, Atlantic Olty, M. J.,Juno 2 7-July 3.

Date*, Now York Hoof, N. V, ft, Juno 27-July 3.Dandy, Jess, Forest Psrk, Kansas Olty, Mo., Juoe

27-July 2.Davenport, Edits. Oislno, Norfolk. Vs.. June 37-July a.

Harrow, Mr. ft Mrs. Htuort, Lake Grove Park, <

Auburn, Ms., June 27-July 8.

Dawson .ft White, Pleasure Bescb, Bridgeport,Conn., June 27-July 2.

Daly ft Derrre, Electric Psrk, Vallsburg, N. J., <

June 87-Jnly 3.Dnly ft Kelso, G. O. H., Vlclorls, B. 0., Juno 27- 1

July 2; Orpheum, Seattle, Wash.. 4-9. -

Diieey ft Chase, Bon Ten, Bait Lake Olty, 0., 1

June 37-July 3.Daly, (.'has., (1. O. H„ Victoria. B. ft, June 27-

July 3; Orpheum, Seattle, Wash.. 4-9. .Dstnni Bros.. New York Roof, N. Y. ft, Juus 27-

July 3.Davis ft Walker, Junction Park, Beaver Falls. Pa.,Juno 27-July 31 Procter's Dili Are., N. Y. 0.,July 4-9,

Dslntre. Chas., Forat Keller, Milwaukee, Juae 37-

July 3.

Dersmla A Breeu, New Star, Portland, Ore., June87-July 9.

De Blake's Dogs, Sabstla Park, Taunton, Mass.,Juae 27-July 8.

iJeJnmre , A Dsrrell. Kleclrie Park, Baltimore,July 4-i>.

Denetle Slaters. Wuodlyune Psrk, Camden, N,J., June 27 July 3.

Devere. Pauline, Lawrsuce Garden. Washington,D. ft, June 27-July 2.

De Mar'< Dogs a Cats, Orpheum, San Fran.,Cal.. June ail-July 2.

Demonlo ft Belle, Tqmbllug Ban Park, Potts-vllle, Pa., Juue 87-July 5.

Delinore, Tbe Misses, Pari. Bsyomie, N. J., Jane27- July 3! Brighton Beach, N. Y„ 4-0.

De Graft Sisters. Electric Park, Vallsburg, N, L,June 37-July 2.

De Faye Sisters, Electric Psrk. Albany, N. Y.,

June 27-July 2,Delooey ft Osteite, West Heights Park. Brans-

vllle, ind., July 3-9.

De Mutt, Louise. Luun park, Coney Island, N.v., June 27-July 2.

De Lueeia. The. Cliulsi, Man Fran., Cal,, June27-July 3.

lie Voy. Kuunett. A Co., Avon Park. Yoingstowa,(I.. June 27-July 2.

Its A IPs. Blaster's, Portland, Ore., Jnne 27-

July 2.

De Mulhs. The, Ft Hlierldsn Perk, Highland,• III.. June 27-July 2,

De Fsys Misters. Electria Psrk, Albany, N. Y.,

June 27-July 2. .

Be Acoa (2). Riverside Park, Washington, D.ft, July n-OT.

Don nee, Carrie, Acme, Norfolk, Vs., Jnne 27-

.luly . 2.

is, lun A Ixsiharr, Keith's. N. V. ft, June 27-

July tr.

Domingo, Manor, Luna Park, Coney Island, H.I., June 27 July 3.

f*2 THE -NE^. YORK CLIPPER. July 2.

Donovan, Jit. B., Avon Park, Toungxtown. 0,Juue 20-July 2.

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Dnhorty'i Poodles, Shea's, Buffalo, Jose 27-Jnly2. , •

DonflklMn; Geo., Hanover Park, Merldeo, Conn.,

DrtlSli & Russell, Prootor'a Btb Are., N. V. C,. J imo 27-July 2; Proctor's, Newark, 4-8.Dreft.'Mr. ft, Mrs. Sidney, Farm, Toledo, O., June27-July 2/ . .

.,

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Dancan, A. O., Avenue, Plttaborg, June 27-3n1r 2-Dnnh ft 7!ve!yn, Crescent Beach, Revere, Mam.,June 27- July 2.-

,

DimWdrth, Fred, Proctor's 5th Aye.. N. Y. CJune 1!7-Julj- 2.

DWM ft Dopree, Nona Park, Haulltoo, Can.,Iiido 27-Jnly 2.

Karl ft- Wilson, .Avon Park, Youngstown, C' June' 27-July 2.'

I>kert ft Berg, Hhea's, Buffalo, June 27-Julr 2.K.luerions, The, fflver Park, Winnipeg, Man..June 27-Julr 2.

Kgaf, Vallle, Lakerlew Park, Mlddlttown, Conn.,June 27-July 2arm, Rlrerfon Park, Portland, Me., June 27- Herbert*, Fire F

Ilirl," Badle. Crystal. Joplln. Mo.. June 27-Jul/ 2.Wayward A Ha/warU, Keith's, N. X. a, June 27-

Hart/ Willie * Kditb, Lafayette, Buffalo, June27-July 2.

HaiWin ft Drew. Farm. Toledo, G„ July 3-9.flanlon Bros., Hohmer Park, Montreal, Can., Jnne

27-J uly J. .•

Hall, Artie, Dreamland, Coae/ Inland, N. T.,June K7-Jilly 2.

Hayes, Tommy. Cascade Park, New Castle, Pa.,June 27-Jujy 2.

Hnfgbt A Deane. Proctor's 23d Blreet. N. T. C., June 27-Joly 2.Harvey, W. B., A Co., Oceao Pier, Atlantic City,

ft J., June 27-July 2.

Harrington, Dan 8.. Bona Park, Bingbataton, N.' V . June 2'! Jul/ 2; Casino, Blngfaamton, 4-0.

He/mood,_ Great. Eldridge park, Klmira, N. V.,J.lne 27- J ill/ 2.

Herrmann, Adelaide, Olentaagy Park, Columbus,O.. July 3 0,

Hewitt A Walter*, Gnveruatet's, Atlantic Clt7,

feHrtJuly 2,

F.llnore Slaters, Cleveland's, Chicago. June 21-. July 2; J-'oreat Park, St. Louie, 110.i:itrfm, Brooke. Lakeside Park, Akron, 0„ Jane. 20 July 2 ; .Myers' Lake Park, Canton, .1-8.

P.llsworthn, Four, Lyceum, Han Fran., On!., Jnne27-July 2,

Ellsworth A Bdrt, Four Mile Creek Park, Krle,Pa., June 27-JJtity 2.

Klmer, Marie, Electric Park, Vallabnrf, N. .1.,

June 27-July 2.Klwood ft Benton, Bartbolontay's Pavilion, On-

tario Beach, N. 1'., June 20-July 2.F.lrtoMulb HlBtem, Medrord Boulevard, Boston,Jane 27-July 2.

I'.mpire City Quartet, Keith's, Phils., June 27-July 2: Bbea's, Buffalo, 4-0.

Empire Comedy Four, Woolworlb, Lancaster, Ps„July 4-0.

Ifpworth, Doris, Celoron Park, Jamestown, N. Y.,. June 27-Jnly 2.Fiber Sliders, Pastor's, N. Y. 0.. June 27-July 2.Kracs, George, Morrison's, Itoekaway Beach, N.

' Y., June 27-July 2.Ethardn, Naomi, Chester Pnrk, Cincinnati, June

27-Jnly 2.Kvtreti Bisters, Mnnle Carlo, Nome, Alaska, June

27-Jhly 9.F.iimslilnn Four, Keith's, N. Y. C, June 27-

' July 2.Fnrrell, CHIT, Casino, Savannah, (la., June 27-July 2; Isle or Palms, Uhsrleston, S. U., 4-0.

Parley, .Innii's A Honulf, Park, Auburn, Mo., June. 27-Jnly 2. t .

rail: • ft Hrmon, RnnH Roucl, Chicago, Jnne 27-Jul;ti; liigersoll Park. Des Moines. Is.. .Inly :t-n.

Pamns (2). Novelty, Fresno, Cnl., Jnne 27-Jnl/JSr, Unique, Los Angeles, 4-0.

Faustina, Itlensnrc Bench., Bridgeport, *Vmn,

June 27-Julr 2. .

I'ay Hlslers, chines, Han Fran., i si., Jnne 27-July 2; Unique, Han Jose, 4-0.

Fulaulo, Lakeside Pnrk, Akron, i'»., June 27-July. S ; iColllbs', Ooliimbus, 4-0.

Fnlk. F.lennor, Pnrntllsc Boor, N. Y. C, Jnne 27-Jhly 2.

Ferry, ti. O. 71.. Bulte, Mnn., June 27-July 2.Fern Comedy I'our, (liivrrmitoc's, Allautlc tilly,

N. J„ June 27-. Inly 4.

I'etgusun A I'nsMimre, Chesiet Pnrk, Cincinnati,June 2ii-,lul/ 2. f

l-Vhtelle, llsrry. Lake View Park, Terre Haute,iml.. June 27-July 2; Lateslilo Park, Day-ton, O., 4-8.

Fergusou A Beeson, Wheeling Park, Wheeling,W. Va.. Jnne 27-Jnly S.

JVrgiiFmn A Cramp, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J.,Jute 127-Jnly 2.

Fields, W. II.. gneen City Rardens, Rlmlra, N.1'., Jnne 27-Jnly H.

Flttgersld, U. V., Hprlnglmnk Pnrk, Ixmilnn. Can.,June 27-Jnly 2; Pnrk, 11, Liverpool, <l., 40.

I'liiiiry, Jsniewin Lee, Pmi-hir'H bill Ave,, N. V.I\, June 27-Jul/ 2.

l-lnreiu-e Hlslers, Forest Park, Kansas City, Mo.,JilKe 37-Jnly 2<

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Ford A Wllsou, Henderson's, Ooney lslsod. N.Y., June 27-Jnly 2.

ririm. .lis;., Avenue, l'lltsbnrg, June 27-Jnly 2.J'. a «c Melville, Haiti's, l.oiuluii, Kng., Jnne 27-

Jiily a: Koynl HlamlaM, London, 441.Foster A Foster, Orpheiun, San J'ran., June 27-July Be . .

Fowler, llerlle, Shea's, BulTalo, June 27-July 2.Fas, Will. JHsiiulon's Park, Ht. I/juIs, June 27-

July 2.1'drepatigh, Johrt, A. A H., Boston. June 27-Jul/ 2.Foster, Kd., ' and dog, "Mike," tlrpheiim, Loa

AnxelcH, Cal., June 27-July 0.Fredb A Dare, Temple, Detroit, Mich., June 27-

July 2.

Franeelll It U'wls, Pastor"a, N. Y. 0., Jnne 27-July S.

Frthklln, flrnee, ft Co., Lakeside Park, Dayton,O.. June 27-July 2.

marker, nun, Font Keller, Milwaukee, June 27-

Fraier l/rlo. Piwthr's, N. Y. C, Jnne 27-Jnl/ 8.Fttltoh, Larry, Empire, Pnehln, Ool.. July 4 9.

Fuller, Ms, Follen Marlgn/, l'arls, Fr„ Jane S6-Jbly'lll.

Furmnn, llaille. TnmMhig Bun Pork, Pottsville,«.. ittne 27-iniy 2.

™^Onrilner ft MsiMern, Crescent Gardens. Revere,

atnss,, June 27-July 2; Hoag Lnlte, Woontucket,II. 1., 4-0.

Carfluei'; Jack, Forest Park, Ht. Louis, June 27-•JhTy 3. i

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Culluulirr ft, Barrett, Orpheiun, San Fran., Cnl.,JuheUO-Juiyj. 1

Cnnlner ft Hommers, nenderson'e. Coney Island,Si Y„ June 37-July 3.

Carson, Marlon, Kockaway Beach, N. Y., June 27--Wly 2:

Hindi Sisters, FurnillKO Roof, N. Y. 0., June 27-Jnly-2.

iisrihier Trio, Doyle's, Atlantic Oily, N. J., June27«July 2.

liagnmis, The, Wheeling Park, Wheeling, W. Va.,June 30-Jhly 2.

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Rnrln ft Piatt, Iteeres' Park, Foatorla, O., Jnne28-Jilly 2.

(iiirnolil ft Ad.iuis, Watson's, Bkln., Juno 27-July 2.

Gerard, llelene, Drcnmlnnd, Coney Island, N. V ,

June 27-July 2.Glln-.ore ft Leonird, Keith's, N. Y. C, Juae 37-

Jiily 2.

Gllsoii, Lottie, A Billy Hart, Proctor's, Newark,N, J„ June 27-July 2.

G lllen ft amen. NoVelty, Stockton, Oal., Jnne 37-Inly 2: Novelty Oratid, Fresno, 4-0.

Glllllian ft Murray, Ornheum, Sou Fran., Oal.,July 8-10.

c.leiiroy, James Richmond, Point of Plnea, Boa-ton June 27-.1uly 2.

Glenroy ft Russell, Wells' Park, Colombia, 8.0.. June 27-Jul/ 4.

ninckcrs. The. Forest Park, Kansas City. Ho.,June 27-Jnly 2; Deltuar Gardens, OklahomaCity, 0. T., 4-0.

Golden Gate Quintette, Dreamland, Ooney Island,N. Eh -lime 27-July 2.

Gordon, CHIT, Keith's, Boston. June 27-July 2.Goggln ft Davis, Marguerite, Naples, Italy, July

1*31.Goodwin, Busle. Olymnla Park, Cbittanoogn,

T-eiiti., Junu 27-Julr (>.

GohlKinllh A llapne. Keith's, N. Y. 0„ June 27-July 2; Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic City, X.J., 4-0.

Gray ft Grsbara. Pastor's, N. Y. C. June 27-July

Grace/ ft Burnetts, Orpheum, Sin Fran., Oal.,June 27-July 2.

trim/ ft Qrahain, Pastor's, N. Y. C, June 27-July 2.

Grefsona, The, Delmsr Gardona, Oklahoma, Jnne211-July 2.

Granada, llerr. Forest Pnrk, Kansas City, Mo.,Jnne 27-July 2.

Grntist, Willis, New York Roof, N. Y. C, June 27-Jnly 2.

Gnrrrrro, Rosarln, New York Roof, N. Y. O.. June27-Jnly 2.

Ilsrt. Hndle, Lyric Park, Joplln, Mo., June 27-July 4-0.

Hale A- Francis, Drennilnud. One;- Island. N. Y.,Juno 27-Jnly 2.

Harts; MiiBii-nl, Clintes, Snn Fran., Oal., JuneOl-Jnly 2.

Ilafcoutt ft Kane. Hiotie Hill Pnrk, Peoria, III.,

June 27-July 2.rinthnwnr ft Walton, Keltb'B, l'hlla., June 27-

July 2: Kellb's, Boston. 4-0.Haines, Geo. P., ft Co., (lodfroy's Pavilion, flrahd

Rapids, Mich., Jnne 27-Julr 2.Haft. Annie, Oaalnu, St. Joseph, Mo., Jnne HO-

Jnl/ 2.Hatliowa/. BMle. Freebody Park, Newport, B, !„June 27-July 2. V

Hkiitlltoh, Wller J. Went En-1, New Oflilba, Jdhe27-.Inly 2; Kast Lake, Blrmlhghgln, Ala., July4*10, :' *-:-'"

Hatch liroi".. Wells' Park. Columbia, B. c, Jnn-.27-Jul/ 2: NavannlH, Ga.. ««.

llarnMi. Munnle, Klectrlc Park,, Newark, N. J„.inly 4-0;

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Hart ft Hart, Stone Hill Garden, Pmrla, III.,

June 07-Jitly 2.

N. J., June 27-July 2.

•rberts, Five Fi/lor, LlTV. Y., June 27-July 2.

Lena Park, Coney Jilaudi

Heclow, Chas., Spring Grove Park, Spruunleld,ft., June 27-Jul/ 2; Fairrltw Park, Dayton,3-0.

Henry ft Francis, Watson's, Bkln., Juna 27-Jnly

Henderson A Boss, Riverside . Park, Saginaw,MleJi., June 20-July 2; Temple, Detroit, 4-0.

Henry, Cllve, Crystal, Milwaukee, June 27-July2.

Helena, Edith, Wantergarten, Berlin, Ger„ June27-July 30.

Wrflw i.Meelw, JMvM Um&w, Rt*.. MnA-Hearnft LewlayOak PJJtk. Hjcnkmcto, Oat, Jnne

nStiSmfrtJK 'a. o°h„' bbTctgo, June it-

IHJli, Xtae, Point at Fines, Boston, June, 27-

Jsly 2.ltfltnnks. Tbe( Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J., June

27-Jnly 2.Hill, Will, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y., June

27-July 2Hill ft Hylvanl, Paradise Jtoof, N. Y. C, June 27-

Jnly 2.Howard ft Lnellta, Dreamland, Coney Island,

N. Y.. June 27-July 2.Hi"--- ft I-i-c, Freebody Park, Newport, R. 1.,

June 27-Jhly 2.

Hoover, John ft Lillian, Albanian, London, EnR\,July 1-Ang. :il.

Hohlsworlbs, The, Casino. Toleilo, 0„ June 27-July 2: Hprlngliank Park, Ixitulon, Can., 4-9.

Hoyr, Frnni-cs, A. ft H., Boston, June 27-July 2.Hoffman. Ij-w, Kmplre, Anacnndn, Mon„ Jnne 2u-

Jnly 2.Howard ft Alton, Standard, Ff. Worth, Tel., June

27-July 0.Ilnllnvtay Trio, Forest Park, HI. Lonlal, Jnne 27-

July 2.Holt, Pan H., Plckeft Springs, Montgomery, Ala.,

June 27 July 2; Crnnip'H Casino, Miron, Ga.,40.

Howard. Marguerite, Acme, Norfolk, Va., Jnne 27-Jnly 2.

Howard, Harry ft May. Doyle's*, Atlantic Olty,N. J., June 27-July 2.

Howard ft Under. Waldameer Park, Krle, Pn.,June 27-Jnly 2.

Howley ft iMlle, Rlverton Park, Portland, Me,,Jnne 27-Jnly 2. '"

Howe ft Hcott, Orpheum, San Fran., Cat., June27-July 2; Orphenm. Ias Abrelee, B-10.

Hnssek ft Smith, Avenue, Pittsburg, June 27-July 2.

Howard. llsrry, Auditorium, Norfolk, Vs., Jnne27-Jnly 2.

Howard Rrns., New York Roof. N. Y. C, Jnne 27-July 2.

Howard Hlslers, Dreamland, Cnney Island, N. Y.,June 27-July 2.

Huegei liriin.. Crystal I'ark. Ht. Joseph, Mo., Julyfl-B.

Hiielin, Musical, Casino, Bergen Beach, N. Y.,Jnne 27-Jhly 2; Woolworlb. I.nticasler, Pa., 4-0.

Hughes, Olias. ft Madge, Farm, SUnesrille, O.,Jnne 27-July 2.

Her. Hnrke A Mi-Donald, Washington Park, Mich-Ignn City, Iml., June 27-July 2.

lmperlrll Comedy Four. Proctor's 2»d Street, N. Y.C, June 27-July 2.

Irving Trio. Ogiteu. II.; Jnne 26-Jnly 2.James ft Davis, Klectrlc Park, Leavenworth,

Knu., June 27-Jnly ».

Jacksoiis <:), C. O. H., Chicago, June 27 July 2..leTjiihigs ft Jewell, Crystal, Denver, Ool., Juno

27-July 0.Jerome, Meredith ft Co., Proctor's 23d Street, N.

Y. O., July 40.Jei.ntrigs A Renfrew, Waklemeer Park, Krle, Pa.,

June 27-Jnly 2..Tohiison A Dean, Albambra, Paris, Fr., July 1-31.Johnson ft Wells. Rocky Springs Park, Lancaster,

Pa., June 27-Julr 2.

Jobnsnn. Mkbel, A. ft H., Boston, Jnne 27-Jnly 2.Jones, Irving. Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y.,

June 27-Jnly 2.

Jordan ft Harvey, Morrison's, Rockaway Beach,.N; Y.. JUBe 27-JnlyS

Joyces, The, A. ft H., Boston, Jnne 27-Jnl/ 2.J imdt ft lvora, Manillott'a Park, St. Louis. June

27-July 2.Keanb. J. Warren, Proctor's 125th Street, N. Y.a, Jnne 27-July 2.

I-'Mcy, Mr. ft' Mrs, Alfred, Rock Springs Park,K. Liverpool, O., June 27-July 2.

Kenton, Dorothy, Collins, Columbus, o., June 27-July 2.

Kenyan ft Da Oanno, Do/le'a, Atlantic Olty. N.J.. June 27-July 2.

Kelly -ft Vlolette, Avenue, Pittsburg, June 27-July 2.

KrnHeld. Mildred. Pleasure Beacb, Conn., June27-July 2.

Keiitoila, The, Chestnut Grove Park, Providence,R. I., Juue 27-July 2.

Kennedy ft Hayes. Hhellpot Park, Wilmington,Del., June 27-July 2.

Kelleher. M. J., Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. O.,

June 27-July 2.Kelly, Spenser, Keith's, N. Y. C. Jube 27-July 2.

Kreley .Sisters. Cook's Psrk, Kvansvllle, Iml..Juue 20July 2; Ulendale Park, Naahville.Teiui., 4-0.

Kc.itlUK .t Sinllb. Gurerustor'9, Atlantic Olty,N. J., June 27-July 2.

Kennedys, The, Park, l.owell, Mass., June 27-July 2.

Kelly ft Kent, Knclld Ave. Gardens, Cleveland,O., Juue 27-July 2.

Klralto. Vincent, Imperial. Leadvllle, Ool., Jul/4-0.

King, Vera. Oleutangy Park, Columbus, 0., Juue27-July 2.

Kltamura Japs. Shea's, Buffalo. June 27-July 2.

Kiralfo, Gns., Unique, Salt Lake City, U., Jnne27-Jnly 0.

Klngsburys, The, Peuacook Park, Penacook, N.H.. June 27-July 2,

Klein, Ott Bros, ft Nicholson, Rlverton Park, Port-land, Me.. June 27-July 2.

Kohl, Gns ft Marlon, Guvernator'a, Atlantic City,

N. J., June 27-Jnly 0.Kohler ft Link, Crystal, Milwaukee, June 27-

July 3.La I'our. Irene, and dog. "Zasi," Darner Park,

AllentoWn, Fa., June 27-July 3; Carnival. Tren-ton. N. J„ 4-0.

La Tell Bros., Tumbling Dam Park, Brldgeton,N. J., Juue 27-July 2.

Li Clair ft West, Lyric, Lincoln, Neb., June 27-

July 2.I.nmont ft Bobm, Electric Park, Newark, N. J.,

June 27-July 2.Iji Rose, Harry, ft Co., Keith's, N. Y. C, Jnne

27-July 3.

I.a Booth, 7/inIse, R/le Park. Peterson, N. J.,

June 27-July 2; Henderson's, Ooney Island, N.Y., 4-0.

Id Note Bros., Central Park, Allentown, Pa.,June 27-July 2.

Lnssncr. I*e, G. O. H., Livingston, Moa., Jnns27-Jnly 0.

Lnmonts. The. Rock Springs Park, R. Llverpoal.O.. July 111).

Ludell ft Putterivnrth. Keith's, N. Y. O.. Jnne 27-July 2.

La Moines, The, Avenue, I'lllsburg, June 27-Jnly 27

l.sllnu. Mile., Itantnna Park. Grand Rnplds, Mich.,June 07-Jtily 2.

Is Toy Rrns., Casino Pnrk, Knlsmatoo, Mich.,June 33-July 2.

La Clair ft West, Lytic, Lincoln, Neb., Jane 20.Idly 2.

La VlneClmnron Trio, Kelth'n, Phlla., Jnne 27-

Jitly I.I.nntlon, Violet. Chestnut Grove Park, Providence,R.I., Jtlne 27-July 2. "

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Lawlqr. Chas. B.. A Daujjlitefs. Procto>'s 23dStieVt. ». Y.C, June tT-JiffV 1

La Veen ft Cross, Medford Boulevard, Boston.Jflfte -17*11*2. -

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I*n|«(ss, HiWIft Oik Biimmlt Park, Etablvlllf,Ind„ June 27-July 2.

I.snvint's riockstoos, Chutes, San Fran., Jnne20-July 2.

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Lambert ft Pierce, tVahlatuepre i'ark, Rrle, P»„June 27-Jillf X

Lawrence, Al.. Keith's, N. Y. C, Jane 27-July 2.Lion! ft Lll/an, Uaslao, Norfolk, Va., Jane 27-

July 2.I.lo/u. Herbert, Ocean View Casino, Norfolk, Vs.,

Juie 27-Jnly 2.I^nnarri.- Gils. -West End Park, New Orleans,June 27-July 2. • ' •

Lewis ft Lake. Lyric Pnrk, Wichita. Kan.. Jnne27-Jnly 2; Crystal Park, Denver. Col., 41(1.

f>e Boy. JIarle, -oleott heart, Buffalo, Jtfne 27-Jnly 2. . .

I^e Clair, Tarry, Rocky Springs Park, Lancaster,Pa., June tT-JulirJ.'

Lees, The. Unique, Winnipeg, Man., June 28-July2; Bijou, Dulnth, Minn-., 4-9. ' T*

Leslie, Eddie, Oak Bnmrnlt Park, Evansvllle,led., Jrme 27-July 2 ; Electric Park, Marlon.II)., 4-0.

I.*vey. Ethel, Forest Park, Bt. Urals, Jane 27-

July 2.I* Nolr's Marionettes, Empire, Bottle, Wash.,

Jnne 27-Jnly 2: Orpheum. Taeonw, 4-0.

Leonard. May, Bijou, Norfolk; Va.. June 27-July 2. -

I^ohliardt. Grao-I, Vancbuvet. B. C, June 27-Jnly 2; Grand, Victoria, 4-0.

lister ft tester. Godfioy's Pavilion, Grand Eap-Irli, Mich.. June 27-July 2.

f^o ft 'Chapman, Oak Summit Park, Ind., Jane27-July 2: Mannlon's Psrk, St. I,ouls. 4-0. .

\a Pages. Marvelous, Pastor'a, N. Y. C„ Jane27-lftly 2.

r^onanL ft Leonard, West End Park, New Orleans,Jnne 27-Jnly '2.

Leea, The, Unique. Winnipeg, Man., Jane 27-Jul/2 : Bijou, Dullith, Minn., 4-0.

Lester, Harry B., Casino, Toledo, 0., Job* 27-July 2.

Lindsay's Dogs ft Monkeys. Casino Park, Kala-mano, Mien.. June 20-July 2.

Llpplncotts, The, Hiawatha Park, Manlton, Col.,June 27-July 2.

Lovett Bros., Guvernator'a, Atlantic Olty, N. J.,

June 27-Jdly 2.liowman HJatera, Lawrence Gardes, Washington,

D. 0., June 27-July 2.

Loreltr, H. M-, Fl/nn's Park, Lawrence, Mass.,JUne 27-Jdly 2,

I/iro ft Payne, Rnmona, Grand Rapids, Mich.,Jnne 27-Jnly 2.

I.iikens (4), New York Roof, N..Y. a, Jane 27-

July 2. . .. .

L/nne ft Leonard, Edison, San Bernardino, Cal„.Line 27-July 2: Orpebnm, nirerslde, 4-0.

May A Miles, Lcmp's Park, St. Louie, June 27-July 2.

MnsonKeeler Co.. Moss ft Stoll Tour, England,June 27-Nov. IS.

Mann. Danny, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J.,

Jnne 27-Jnly 2.Marline A Balmo, Proctor's, Newark, June 27-

July 2.- »-•«....Madden. Mary. Ijike View Park, Terre Hantr.

Iml., June 27-Jnly 2.Maisball - ft Krmln, Lyrle, Lincoln, Neb., Jnne

27-July 2.Maxwell ft Donclna, Four Mile Creek Park, Erie.

Pa.. June 27-July 2.Marlynne, Great, Park, Shrereport, La., Jnne 27.

July 3.Mueks (2). Ocean Pier, Atlantic CM/, N. J.,June 27-July 2.

Manlo, West End Ilelgbls, St. Louis, Jnne 26-Jnly 2.

Marks. Billy,. Ctiesliiitt Grove Park, Providence,ft. I., June 27-July 2.

Marco Twins, Point of Pines, Boston, June 27-Jnly 2.

Maion ft France*, Proctor's 2TU1 Street, N. Y. C.Jnne 27-Jnly 2.

Mason's Society Belles, Freenod/ Pnrk, Newport,R. 1.. June 27-July 2.

Marshall, the Mystic, 1'ensconk Park, Concord,N. II., Jnne 27-July 2.

Mnekle, Chas. II. ft Co., Crescent Gardens, Re-vere, Mass., June 27-Jnly 2.

Mnilceps 13), Luna Park, Coney Island, ,V, Y.,June 2flJuly 0.

Manns ft Garlelle, Ijike View Park, Terre Haute,' 1ml., Jnn> 27-July 2.

Majestic Quartet, Coney Island, Cincinnati, June2(t-July 2.

Marsh ft Kartells, Proctor's fith Are., N. Y. at.Jiine 27-July 2; f'roctor's, Newark. N. J.. 4-0.

Manhattan Comedy (4). Klectrlc Park, Albany,N. Y.,.Jnne 27-July 2.

Mack, John ft Oarrlr, Doyle'a, Atlantic City, N.J., June 27-July 2.

Mayon, Jolin ft Co., Rlverton Park, Portland,Mr.. June 27-July 2.

Marvrlle ft Oleason, Pastor'a, N. Y..C, June 27-July 2.

Marcel's Baa Reliefs, Orpheum, Loa Angeles, Oal.,June 27-July 0.

Mason, John, ft Co., Shea's, Buffalo, lone 27-July 2.

Mnrlow, Plnnkett ft Co., Casino Park, Toledo, O.,June 27-July 2; Hprlnghank Park, Ho. Bend,Iml., 4-9.

Mac Bans, Juggling, New .York Roof, N. Y. 0„June 27-July 2.

Martlnettl ft Sylvester. Doyle's, Atlantic City,

,•!*****»Musical Four, Electric Park, PeekaklU,N. Y., June 27-July 4.

Martlrie Bfoa:, Nommbega Park, Boston, Jnne 27-July 2.

Major Sisters, Four Mile Creek Park, Erie, Pa.,June 27-Jbly 1.

Mantcll's Marionettes, Edison, Olympla, Wash.,June 27-Jul/ 2 i Unique, Astoria, Ore., 4-9.

Matin ft Matett, Temple, Detroit, Jnne 27-July 2.Matbleos, Juggling. Manhattan Beacb, Denver,

Col., Jnne 20-July 2; Carnival, Mathews. Ind.,4*. •

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McDonald ft Hlllninn, Ft. Sheridan Park, High-wood, III.. Jnne 2ll-Jnly 2.

McDdwell, John G. A Alice, Wenona Beach, BayCity, Mich.. June 27-July 2; Riverside Park.Saginaw. 4-8.

Mclntyre ft Heath. Keith's. Phlla.. Jnne 27-July 2McShnffrays. Musical, Orpheuin, Taeoma, Wish.,Juoc 27-Jnly 2: Orpheum, Portland, O.. 4-0.

McKlnuon A Bccd, Summer Park, Lima, 0-, June27-Jnly 2.

MiDnle ft Welcome, A. ft S., Bostoo, June 27-July 2.

MvDavItt ft Kelly. Four Mile Creek Park, Erie,Pa.. Juue 27-July 2.

McCutloiums. Musical, Bmlwclscr, Belleville, III.,

June 27-July 2; Llndenwald Park, Hamilton,O., 4-0.

MiCiuu- ft Grant. .Orpheum, Seattle. Wash., June27-July 2 : Vancouver, B. C, 4-9.

Merrill. Hal, Keith's, Boston, June 27-Jnly 2.Mi-lvllle ft Stetson, Keith's Phlla., June 27-

July 2.Mecnsker, lues, Rdmona Park, Grand Rapids.

Mlcl... .'line 27-July 2; Casino, Toledo, 0.,3-9.

Merrltt, Frank, Luna I'ark, Cone/ Island, N. Y.,Jnne 27-July 2.

Meier ft Mora. Regent. Salford, Eng., June 27-July 2 ; Pavilion. Glasgow, Scot., 4-0.

Merlan's Dogs, Keltb's, Boston. June 27-Jnly 2.

Meyer ft Mason, Arcade, Portland, Ore., June 27-July 2; Savoy. Victoria. B. 0., 4-8.

Millard, Laura, Euclid Ave. Gardens, Cleveland,O., June 27-July 2.

Mile/, Knthryn, Doyle's, Atlantic Olty, N. J.,

Juue 27-July 2.

Miller ft Krcsko, Mannlon's Park, St. Louis, June37-July 3.

Mltciells, Three Funny, Keith's, N. Y. C, luce37-July 3.

Mitchells, Dancing, Pastor's, N. Y. O., Jnne 27-

July 2.

Millard Bros,, Bill ft Bob, Hanlon's Point, Toron-to, Can,, June 27-July 2.

Millard Bros., Talaquega Park, Attleboro, Mass.,June 27-Jnly 2.

Mlllwnrd, Jessie, Brighton Beacb, N. Y., June 27-Jnly 2. .

Modas. The, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y.,.7m>e 27-July 0.

Mr.frell, M.. Stone Hill Garden, Peoria, III.,

lino 27-July 2.Morris ft Bowcn, Henderson's ,Ooney Island, N. Y-,

June 27-July 2.' '

Moore ft LlttleSeld, Temple, Detroit, Mich., July4-9.

Alolir. R. H., Proctor's, Newark, N. I., Jnne 27-Jnly 2.

Mnsker. Hoiuthlon ft Moobrr, Hrnilersoii's, Ooneyisland. N. V.. June 27-July 2.

Morilgnmrry ft Pearl, Mannlon's Park, St. Louis,Jam* 27-July 2.

Morris ft Morris, A. ft S., Boston, Jnne 37-Jnly.. • • • .

Morris. Bill/, Oo-ur D'Alene, Spokane, Wash.,Jdly 41».

Molirt Cnmcd.v Four. Medford Boulevard, Bos-ton. June 27-July 2.

MofYUets (4). Pavilion, Stillwater, Minn., June

MutjUiy/jIr. A Mrs. Mark. Cailpo, loledn. O.,

Murphy ^4 Willsri], Fal/vlew Pirk, Dajlob, O..

JtiBe 3§iJhly 2. , -. * ,, ' ..

Mnrphr * Nftlin. atrtth>, BosWb. June iH-Jdly

ilurpliy ft Nichols, .Kellb's, lkwtou, Jnne 27-July

Mullen ft Cortlll. Wenona Beacb, Bay CM/, Mich.,

June 20-Jul/ 2.

Murphy ft Francis, Avenue, Pittsburg, Jnne 27-

Murray ft Clayton, Weast, Peoria, 111., June 27-

July 2. *-

Murphy~* Andrewa, Doyle'a, Atlantic City, N. J.,

June 27-Jnly 2.' _ . •_ - _amy, EUaabeti. Keith's. Boston, Jnne 27-

Updgc ft' Morton. Pavilion, Newcastle, Eng., Jnne

27-July 2; Tlvoll. Leeds, 4-0.

Meters ft B«i, Proctor's 28a Street, N. Y. 0.,

June 27-July 2. _,.. ^_ ,_ _,MrtM ft Freeman, Avenne, PHUbarf, Jnne 27-

Miynon, 'Rora,' Freebody Park, Newport, B. I.,

Miaado. Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y., June

Neff ft -May*. Broadway. San Fran., Cal., June27-July 2. _ . .

Nelson's Coailques, trhesler Park. Cincinnati, June27-Jnly 1. „ .

Nessen ft Nrssen. Electric Park, Vallaborg, N. J.,

June 27-Jnly 2. _ .'

Nelson. Kitberlne, Freebody Park, Newport, R.

I„ June 27-Jiily 2.. __

Nelson A Mllledge, Medford Bonlevard, Boston,

Jibe 27-Jnly 2.New York Comedy Four. Crescent Gardens, Re-

vere, Mass., June 27-July 2. „ .Nlblo ft Riley, Klectrlc Park, Newark, N. J.,

June 27-Jnly 2. ...»Mo* ft Coy. Henderson's, Con*/ . Island, N. T.,

June 27-July 2. - - - ' rNichols ft Cnrli, Palace. Boston, Jane 37-Jnly 0.

Noble ft Noble, Stone Hill Garden. Peoria, 111.,

Ji'ne 27-July 2. "•:"_..Norman, Conly I'lnnd. Cincinnati, June 2C-Jr.lv 2.

Noemans, Juggling (0), Wenona Beach, Bay City,

Uicb., June 20-July 2.Ombra's Troupe, Pain's, Wllkesbarre, Pa., June

2R-Jnly 2.Qnrl. Adele Purvis, Oakfoid Pork, Greeniborg.

Ps., Jdne J7July 1 • •-: ^

Orvllle ft Fr.mk, Temple, Detroit, June 27-Joly 2.

Opera Boulte Trto, Nommbega Park, Bostoo, June27-Jnly 2.

O'Brien ft West, Park, Kingston, Can., June 27-

July 2.

O'Brien, Frank, Ramona, Grand Rapids, Mich.,June 27-Jnly 2.

O'Ddy. Dill/, Idora Tark, Youngstown, 0., Jnne27 July 2.

Parker, Bert, Phoenli, Columbus, O., June 27-

Jnly 2.

Felletler, Dorothy, Casino, Toledo, 0., June 27-July 2.

Perry. Frank I,., Orrhenm, Portland, Ore., June27-Jnly 2.

Pclot. lake Contrary, Ht. Joseph, Mo., Jnne 27-Jnly 2.'

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lewlt. Paradise Roof, N. Y. V... June 27-Jnly 2.Phillips, G. Ilea/. Brighton Beach, N. Y., Juno

27-Jnly 2.-

Plncnl ft (iaffey, aniernutir's, Atlantic City, N.J.. June 27-Jnly 2.

Pongo ft Leo, Cellar Point, Sandusky, 0., June2l'-July 2.

Patterson, Minnie, Auditorium, Norfolk, Va., June27-Jnly S __

Inlfrey ft Hilton. Kellh's. Phlla., Jnne 27-July 2.

Pulillnettl ft rlipio, Hippodrome, Londuu, Kng.,Juue 27-July ti.

Polk ft -Collins, Hlppoilrome, Liverpool, Kng,,July 4-n.

Powell Comedy Trio, A. ft S.. Boston, June 27-July 2.

Preston. C. !,., Falrvlew Park, Dayton, O., Jane2U-July 2; Reeves' Park. Foetnrla, 4-0.

Princeton Sisters. Casino, Norfolk, Va., June 27-Jul/. 2.

Purvis, Eddie, Amlllnflum, Norfolk, Va., Jnne27-Jnly 2.

Purvis. Jns. R.. Rrlttanla Park, Ottawa, Can.,Jube 27-July 23.

RnvH (3j. .lii.otw' Peoria, HI., Jnne 27-Jnly 2.ICumsey Sisters. Renwlck Park, Ithaca, N. Y.,June 27-July 2.

fiuckelt ft Hnrard, Hoag Lake, Woonsocket, 1.1.. June 27-July 2.

Ruven, Blcliord. Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. C.Jurie 27-July 2.

Raymond ft Trlcey, Crystal, St. Joseph, Mo., June47-Jtify 2.

Racine ft Raymond, Acne, Norfolfc, Va., June 27-Jhiy 2.

RawHon 4 June. Wenona Beach, Bay Oily, Mich.,June 27-July 2.

Rnlmund ft Good, Casino Park, Kalamazoo, Mich.,June 20-July 2.

Ranlettes, Tbe, A. ft S„ Boston. Jnne 27-July 2.Rano, Al., Ocean Pier, AUanUc City, N. J.,June 27-Jnly 2.

Raymond. Alice, Olentangy park, Columbus, O.,June 27-July 2; Farm, Toledo, 3-0.

Rathbuas, Flying, Avenue, Pittsburg, June 27-July 2,

l.ao A Broscbe, Ocean Pier, Atlantic City, N. J..June 27-July 2.

Reyi olds-Watson Co., Keltb's, N. Y. C, June 27-Jnly 2.'

Rel/f Bros.. Forest Park, Kansas City, Mo., June27-July 2

Reed Birds, Keith's, Boston, Jnne 27-Jnly 2.Reklaw, Thin, Electric Park. Marlon, HI., JuabtMuly 2.

Raid Sisters, Proctor's Stb Ave.. N. Y. C, June27-July 2.

Itentrs (3), Auditorium, Norfolk, Va., June 27-July 2.

rtelrer, Carl, Chutes, San Fran.. Jnne 27-Jnly 2.Rebta, Cbaa. E., Auditorium, Norfolk, Va., Juae

27-July 2.

Rich. Jack ft Bertba. Lashway Park, E. Brook-oeld, Mass., June 27-July 2.

Rice ft Prevost. ParadlM Roof, N. Y. C, June 27-July 2.

Rlirtos (4), Ramona Park, Grand Baplda, Mich.,June 27-Jnly 2.

Rice ft Elmer, Rlverlon Park, Portland, Me., Juae27-July 2.

Rice Trio, Norumbega Park, Boston, Mass., June27-Jnly 2.

Rlctirhlson, Lavender. Woolworlb, Lancaster, Pi..June 27-July 2: Tumbling Run Park, Potts-ville, 4-9;

Rice ft Burr, Talaquega Park, Attleboro, Mass.,June 27-July 2.

Roland, Beatrice, Avenue, Pittsburg, June 27-July 2.

Rowc. Idora Park, Youngstown, 0., June 27-Jnly2.

Rose, Julian, Forest Psrk, St. Louis, Jnne 27-July 2.

itooney, Katie, Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. a,June 27-July 2. . , ,

Robinson. Ethel, Railway Park, Woonsocket, R. I.,

June 27-July 2 ; Freebody Park, Newport, 4-0.

Ronaluoa (3), Auditorium, So. Bend, Ind., Juue27-July 2.

Robblns. The, Weast's, Peoria, III., Jnne 27-Jnly 2.

Rockaneld, O. F., Jacobs', Pecrla, III., Jnne 27-July 2.

Rose Edytbe Ballet. Ramona Park. Grand RapIds. Mich., June 27-July 2; Cleveland's, Chi-cago, 3-10. .. .

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KohMns A Treanaman, Keltb's, N. Y. C, Jnly 4-0.Rosttlno ft Stevens, Henderson's, Coney Island,

N, Y.. June 27-Jnly 2.Rose Edvlb Ballet, itatrona, Grand Rapids, Mich.,

June 27-July 2.Roberta (4), Empire. San Fran., Cal., June 27-July 0.

Robs A Bernard. Forest Park, Waterbory, Conn.,June 27-Jnly 2.

Russell ft Buckley, Rocky Springs Park, Lan-caster, N. H., Jane 27-July 2.

Russell ft Dunbar, Crystal, Park City. U„ Jnne27-Jnly 2: Casino. Denver, Col.. 4-0.

Russell, Phil ft Carrie. Glendnle Park, Nashville,Tenn., June 27-July 2; Oxford Lake Park, An-nlston Ala.. 4-0.

Russell, Dorothy. Proctor's 23d Street. N. Y. C,Juno ?7-July 2.

Sato. O. K.. Tower. Blackpool. Eng.. Jnly 4-30.Salsuma. Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y., June

27-Jnly 0.

Hanfonl Sisters. Pleasure Beacb, Bridgeport,Cora., June 27-July 2.

SantAm ft Mnrlow, West End Heights. Evans-Tllle. Ind., June 27-July 2 : New Family, EastSt. Louis. 4-0.

Si'.viminr A Dupree, Albambra, Paris, Fr., Juneimiilly If.

Ser.htrt. Alev.. Drr»inlaiid. Coney Island, N. i'.,

Jbne 27-Jllly 3. ^Ftu>rman 4 FuUer. Spring Lake Park, Trenton, N.

J;. Jiine 27<Jnlj *J_

Shlelds, Klla. Watson's. Bkln., June 27-July 2.

FbMttan's .TJeas, Imperial, Coney Island, N. Y„

Shintii.n ft Dixon. Godfrey's. Grand Raplfls. Mich.,Jtrbs SflOllty »: rteynnlrl's Pirk. Muskeroh. it-o.

SnWnns Bros.. Ouvernator's. Atlantic City, N. 1..

Jufie 87Jiily 3. ••' ' ' '-^ '•

2; Forest Pifk. TVKletbbry, Oonfi'.. 1-0. Hlrtqisons, .Mnsjral. Celoron Park, Jamestown, N.Murphy'*- Brown; rfeoderiion's. Coney Island. N. Y.'. Jnne 27-Jtlly J.

v!, Jllne 87 -July C. Sinter ft Flnek, Nnnareh, Uwtoa. Okla., JnneMurray ft Olaytob, Weast's, Peoria, III., Jane ST

Jnly t.

27-Jhly 4.

Bcfcenek Bros., Keith's, N. Y. O., Jnne 27-Jnl/ 2.

Hniln ft Keener, Hpruigimwk I'ark, So. Bend.laal., JitoeToJillylj. " ,_v" raj

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Smith ft Baker, Electric Park. Danville, Va..Jdne ' 27-Jdiy 2 ; Monte Baao Park, Angusta.

Smith" ft Campbell, Brighten Beacb, N. Y., June27-July 2.'

Sntlftl ft Baker, Electric Park, Danville, Va..Jane 27-July 2.

^Snyder,' L., ' Steeplechase, Atlantic City, N. J..Jrme 27-JnIy2* •_ ; " '

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Snyder ft Buckle/, Forest Park, St. Loola, June27-July 2; Tfasonlc TempleV ChUjagtvTf-O.

Sorcerer and the Bodhrette, Nona Park, HimiltonCan., June 27-July 2. .

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8plsa«ll nroe,, llohinsbn Pirk, Ft! Wayne, IndJune 27-July 2 ; Cedar Point Park, SanduskyO.-. 4-0. '

Spadonl. Panl, Paradise Roof, N. Y. 0., June 27-Joly 2. . • -

Spires 'ft Randall, Auditorium, Norfolk, Va..June 27-July 2.

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Speaaardy. Si/., Luna i'ark, Coney Island, N. Y..June 27-July 2.

Stanley. Berths, Brighton Beacb, N. Y., Jane27-July 2.

Stlckney, Robt. Jr., Luna Park, Coney, Islam),N. Y-. June 27-Joly 2.

Stewart, Belle, Sobmer Park, Montreal, Can..June 27-Jul/ 1 -

Stanleys. The, Lawrence Garden, Washington, D.C, Jnne 27-July 2.

St. Clair ft Carlyle, Athletic Park, Buffalo, Jnne2T-July 2.

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Stanley ft Le Roy, Garden, Lima,. 0., Juae 27-

8tanley'ft Brockman, Shea's, Buffalo, June 27-Jnly 2.

Stahl. Rose, ft Co., Proctor's, Newark, N. J.,June 27-July 2.

Stnart ft Murphy, Standard, Houston, Tex., Jane27-Jnly 2...

Stephens, Pan). Doyle'a, Atlantic City, N. J.,June 27-July 2.

Stanley ft Wilson, Keith's, N. Y. C. Jnne 27-Jnly 2.

Steln'-Eretto Family, Proctor's, Newark, N. J.,July 4-0.

St. Claire Sisters, Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. C .

July 4-9.

St. Julian Sisters, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J.,June 27-July it.

Sullivan, Mark, Temple, Detroit. June 27-July 2.Snlly, Family, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., June 27-

July 2.Summervllle, Amelia, Temple, Detroit, Jnne 27-July 2.

Swan ft Bell, Chestnut Grove Park, rrovldence,». I.. June 27-July 2.

Swkkanl, Air. ft Mrs., Oxford, Middlesuomi-Kh,Kng., June . 27-July 2; l^nplre, ICdlnhufKh,Scot.. 441. '

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Swnr ft Wosthrook, New Alrdome Park, Denrer,.Col.. June 27-July 0.

S/Tnbnds; l/itlle West, Fnrro, Zanesvllle, O.. June27-Jnly 2. • •

Sylvester. ]/>iil*e, Woclworlh, lanenster. Pa.,June 27-July 2.

TaUnt ft Rii:er4, Lakevlew, I/iwell, Mass., June27-July 2.

Tah.ir. Hadji, Forest Park, St. fAibs. June 27-Jnly 2.

Tarlton ft Taflton, Crystal Park. St. Joseph, Mo„Jnne 2il-.luly 2.

Tascott. Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y., June27-July '2:

Terry ft Elmer, Wenona Bench, Bay City, Mich.,Jnne 27-Jnly 2.

Teesl ft Lasell, Proctor'R 23<l Street, N. Y. C,Juno 27-Jnly 2.

Tenbrooke, lamhert ft Tenbrooke, Freelody Park,Newport. R. I„ Jnne 27-July 2.

Techow's Cats. Paradise Roof, N. Y. C, Jnne 27-Jnly 2.

Thome. Mr. * Mrs. Harry. Young's Ocean Pier,Atlantic City. -V J., Jnne 27-Jnly 2.

Thompson ft Thomas, Steeplechase, Atlantic City,N. J., Jnne 27July 2. ,

Thompson ft Serlila. Auditorium. Charlotte, N. Y.,June 27-July 2: Pavilion. Charlotte, 4-0.

Thompson, Kenn/wood Park, Plttsbarg, June 27-Jnljr 2. '

Tippell ft Kllment, Unique, Hanford, Cal., June27-Jnly 2: Dnk's, Hants Barbara. 4-0.

Tompkins,- William; Tbomlerholt Park, Savannah,Ga., June 27-Jnly 2.

Trelwur, AL, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y.,June 27-July 2.

Trumpeters, American (4). Idora Park, Yoongs-town, O., June 27-Jnl v 2.

Treloir ft Temiiest, Henderson's, Coney Island,N, Y.. Jrme 27-July 2. 2

Tronhaljonrs (3). Godfrdy's Pavilion, GrandRipldS, Mich., Jnn> 27'Jiily 2.

Trash ft Murray, BIJon, Portland, O., June 27-July ' " > •

Tralnor ft Bntton, Aodltorlum, Spokane, Wash.,Jiwe 27-July 2.

Trado. May, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y.,June 27-July 2.

Troubadour Four, Southern Park, Plttsbarg, Jnne27-July 2,

Tsnda. Harry Oakford Park. Oreensburg. Ps.,June 27-J'ily 2.

Tujcannah Sisters, A. ft 8.. Boston. Jnne 27-Jtilv 2.

Unique Trio, Lawrence Garden, Washington, D. 0.,June 27-Jdly ». '" ^r^'

Van Auken A Vannerson, Doyle's. Atlantic City,N. J.. June 27-Jnly 2.

Van Bros., Waldemeer Park, Erie, Pa., Jnne 27-Joly 2.

Vassar Girls (8). Chester Park, Cincinnati, Jons27-iJul/ 9. ' " •;"'•

Vardaman, Electric, Vancourer. B. C. June 27-July 2: Empire. Seattle. Wash., 44). •

Van, Gladys, Casino, St. Joseph. Mo.. July 3-9.\an Leer A Mathews, Casino. Norfolk, Va., Jane

27-July 2. .

Van Fossen ft McCauley, Casino, 8prlnrfleld. 0.,Jbhe 27-July 2 : Reeves' Park, FostorlaV4-9.

\umre. Mllo, Cheater Park, Cincinnati, Jnne 27-July 2.

Vernon, Temple, Detroit, June 27-July 2.Vedmars. Tlie. Merrrmeetlng Park, Brunswick,

Me., June 27-Jnly 2. .

VInella, Moan,, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y.,Jnne 27-July 2.

Voelkcr. Frederick, Keith's, PhJla.. Jnne 27-July 2.

Votf Gofre. ft Cotrely, Lyceum. San Fran., Cal.,Jnne 27-July 23.

Ward. Fred. Proctor's 5th Ave., N. Y. O- Jnne27-July 2.

"JJv*01^ B?"- * T"10'- *"<w*st Psrk, Kansas

City, Mo., Jnne 27-Jnly 2.Walsh, Frank ft Mettle, Norumbega Park, Boston,June 27-July 2. •

- •..'..'Watson. O. B.. Lafayette. BulTalo. June 27-Jhly 2.Waldorf ft Mendea. Lake View Park, Terre Hante,

Ind., June 26-July 2.Walsh, May, Chester Park, Cincinnati, June 27-

Jdly ftWalthnnr ft Kremer, Casino, Norfolk, Va., June

27-July I.

Wagner Slaters, Hanlon's Point, Toronto. Can.,June 27-July 2 ; Nona Park, Hamilton, 4-ft.

Wall, J. Turner, dear d'Alene. Spokane, Wash.,Jnne 27July 2 ; Clneograpb. Seattle. 4-0.

Wayne A Li Mar. Gnvemator's, Atlantic City,N, J.. Jane 27-Jnly 2.

Ward, HI lorn, Riverside Park, Montreal, Can.,June 27-Jnly 2.

Wall Alv .Paradlae Roof. N. Y. C, June 27-

Wsrner, Georgia. Lawrence Garden, Washington,D. 0.. Jtlne 27-Julr 2.

Waller ft Maglll. Wells' Park, Atlanta, Ga., June27-Jnly 2.

Waters, Jay. H.. Klectrlc Park, VIneennei. Ind.,June 27-Jnly 2.

Weston ft Beasley, Lake View Park, Terre Haute,Ind., June 2fl-July 2.

West ft_ Fowler, Bijou, Norfolk, Vs., June 27-July J.

Wells. Rover ft Co.. Godfrey's Pavilion, GrandRapids. Mich., June 27-Jnly 2.

Webbs 141. Henderson's, Coney Inland, N. Y.,June 27-Jnly 2.

Weltsell. Jaa.. Southern Park, Plttstairg, Jnne 27-July 2.

Wpston & Raymond. Spring Grove Fark, Spring-Held. O.. June 20-July 2; Falrvlew Pnrk. Day-Ion. 4-n.

West. John A,, Delmar Gardens. Oklahoma. Jnne•Jii-Julv 2 : West Knd Park. St. I/ilits. 3-10.

Westthan A Wrenn, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., Jnne27-Jnly 2.

West and Van Slcklen, Pastor's, N. Y. C Jnne27-Jnly 2.

Welcher. Lynn, Fonr Mile Creek Park, Erie,- Pa.,Jnne 27-July 2.

Webb's Seiln ft Ren Llona, New York Roof, N.

JSfii -Jane 27-July 2.WMte . Stuart ft Co., Temple. Detroit, Jnne 27-

Wlurwrftodle Comedy J*S'- MfttOetsro's, .ConeyIsiBkU N. t., Ihne 2,',7hly 5.

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WHIre. Hoille, OhUles, Bin Ftab., Cal., Jnae 27-Jhly 2. -

Wll'on. Billy. Ohesthnt Grovf Park. Providence,R. I., Jnne 27sJuly, 8.

Williams ft Gordon. Blion, Msrlsette, Wis., Jnia27-Jhly 2 ; Bijou, Osnknsb, 4 9.

July % THE HSrETW YORK CLIPPER. 433Welch, Lem, A. * S., Benton, Jtu» 27-Jofy 2.

Wilson Trio, alannloo'a Park, St. Lonla, Jane 27-July 2.

Wilson, Alf ft Mabel, Atlantic Garden, M. T. 0„Jane 27-July 2.

Williams ft Tucker, Morrison's, Uockaway Beach,N. v., Jnne 2r\Inly 2, -

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WlUnras, Ella .Vi, XakeTiew Park, lUddletown,,. Cons,, Jone.27rJul72. ;> : ... i.-, .

WJlilnM te .vUltarn, Llsdtnwald Park, Hamilton,<S 0., Jmocicj-JiHj 2. •.-, " T"WtJhtt*. Great, Stag, Parkersburg, W. Va., Joss

Wllwo Broi.. Freebody Park, Nerrport, B. I.,June 27-July 2. :• , ,,.

Wilson, Ualolse, Keith's. Phlla., June 27 Joly 2.Wilson, i Liiile N.. Euclid Atc. Gardens, CHeve-

.liinuV O., June HTJuIj 2. >

Wood, Milt & Maude. Farm, Toledo. O., June 27-•/jjaly2; Avon Park, Yoangstown, 3-9. .

Woodward. V. P., Waldamccr Park. Erie, P«.,B June 27'July 2. ....

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Wrun ft Hart, Idlewlld Park, Buffalo, June 27-Jnly 2.

Wyley & Wylaoo, West End Park, Nrw Orleans,Juue 26-July 2; Bast Lake Park, Birmingham,Ala.. 4-9.

Yamomoto 'Bros., Boomer Park, Montreal, Can.,June 27-July 2.

ywrick. Proctor's 2-td Street, V. Y. 0., June 27-July 2. . .

Yankee Comedy Four. Reserrolr Park, Richmond,Va., June 27-Jaly 2.

Young. Ollle, ft Bro., Suburban Oardena, St. Louis,Jnne "M-July 2.

Yotmg. Garnlyn, Mannlon's Park, St. Louis, June. 27 July 2. d .. . •

Youngs k Brooks. Oleudale Pork, Nashville, Tcnn.,June 27-July 0.

Zara ft Stetson, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y.,June 27-July 2.

Zarnes, The. Luna Park, Coney Island, N. I.,June 27-July 2.

Zniel ft Vernon, Euclid Ave. Gardens, Clereland,C, June 27-July 2.

Zarrow Trio, Orpbcum, San Fran., Oat., June 27-July 2; Orpbeum, Los Angeles, 3-16.

Zeb 4 Zarrow Co., Casino, Toledo, O., June 20-July 2.

Zelrario, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y., June27 July 2.

Zlska & King. Summer Park, Sandusky, 0„ June27-July 2 : Proctor's 8th Are., N. Y. 0.. 4-9.

Zoellers (2). Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic City, N.J,.(June 27-July 2. .

Zimmerman, Willie, Paradise Roof, N. Y. 0., Jonor 27-July 2. -. -..-.. ._

i \ot ice to Correspondents.As the Fourth of July falls on Monday, toe

' requett that communications intended forpublication in Thb Cltpmb dated July t

than reach thi* office not later than Satur-

day, July t, if possible.

MISSOLKI.

St. Louis—The weather continues fairana 'not unpleasantly warm. Attendance atthe .Exposition has Jumped In numbers andthe grounds present an animated spectacle.Most of the down town theatres hare closed,to reopen Aug. 1. The al fresco offeringsare doing extremely well as a. rule.

Would's Fair.—Big attendance Is therule now and the Fike of an evening Is a fine

spectacle. Vet many of the concessionairescomplain that their receipts are lower thanthey -had a right to expect. It Is hard tounderstand their statement. The eveningcrowds are enormous and the daytime showsmust receive average patronage at least.

One of the great show places of the fair is

the Doer War, in which over four hundredEnglish soldiers and Boer veterans, headedby Cionje himself) reproduce some of thefiercest rights of the Transvaal campaign.Press Agent Dandy Is enthusiastic overthe outlook, and this, too, with anexpense per day of over $1,000. Still, atpresent Indications, the show will make bigmoney. Herbert 8. Stone, well known to theprofessional world.- Is chief of the depart-ment of- publicity at the Philippine govern-ment exposition. He has a wonderful field

for his talent In the richness of material athand. This exhibit, with Its theatres, savagecamps, etc., cost over one million dollars toerect, and occupies one hundred buildings.It Is truly an exhibition in Itself. Anotherwell known man here Is Chief Hutton, ofthe publicity department of "GalvestonFlood," "Bottle Abbey" and "New York toNorth Pole." Mr. Hutton was for a longlime manager for Jus. K. Hackett, andhas. a. host of friends in the show world.Saturday afternoon, 2G, a military weddingwas celebrated at the Boer war exhibition,when Wm. M. Jones, a gunner In the Trans-vnal Free Stadt artillery, was married toChristine Mclntyre, of Johannesburg. Thoservice was performed by Gen. Cronje, afterthe Dutch custom. "Ola St. Louis," a showreproducing life and customs here when thecity was young, Is one of the popular places.a band of cowboys and Indiana add to the

' realism. Fornnnd Akoun, the young brotherof Gaston Akoun, makes bis debut in theshow business—that is, as an Independentmanager, ills "Temple of Mlrtli" has provenvery popular. The Tyrolean Alps Is perhapsthe best portrayed of all the Pike conces-sionaires. It is an extremely ambitious un-dertaking, and wonderfully, satisfying .in anartistic sense. No expense has been sparedin Its improvement. -

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Centuiy (I*. Short, manager).—Althoughthe weather Is very warm for Indoor amuse-ments, "A Girl from Dixie" is doing well.

Week of 10 bsw good sized audiences.Through the Summer plans of Miss UronteIt was necessary for her to close her en-gagement, but Genevieve Day, who was for-

merly with "The Chaperons," -took her placeSunday. The play will continue ns long asfair weather and good .attendance prevail.

i.'RAWTOitn (O. T. Crawford, manager).

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"Qulncy Adams Sawyer" still holds good.Week of 10 saw good attendance. This Is

the- eighth week of the - play, an unprece-dented record for St. Louis.Qoeon (Geo. F. Olendorf, manager).—

Klralfy's spectacle, "Louisiana," which Is

musing much praise here, played to bigcrowds, week of 10. Sunday, 20, begins Its

fifth week's engagement. The managementIntroduce new features each week. Theradium ballet Is a new one that Interests

everyone.Forest Hill Highlands (Col. Hopkins,

manager).—Dig business ruled, week of 10.

Jess Dundy and Eva Mudge were among tbo

favorites. Week of 20. 'Col. Hopkins fs of-

fering a special vaudeville bill for the bene-

fit' of (be Police Belief Association, wb'cbWill Include: Ethel Levy, Holloway Trio,

Snyder and Buckley, Julian Itosc, llajl Ta-har's Arabian tumblers, and Jack Gardner.Delmar Gaudic.n (J. C. Jannopoulo, man-

ager).—"Louisiana" begins Its fifth week at

the Delmar week of 26. The attendanceweek of 10 was the largest of the engage-ment, and many Improvements were made,which added greatly to the performance..Mamon's Park (Archie M. Cox, mana-

ger).—This park Is offering an excellent lino

of attractions, and Is drawing larger crowdsthan ever before. The Smedley Sketch Club,Weston and Bcaslcy, and Darmody were someof the features that made good. The newpeople for week of 2« are: Will II. Fox,Montgomery and Pearl, Miller and Kresko,Jundt and Ivora, and Carolyn Young.Sudurrax. Park <H. E. Bice, manager).

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Vaudeville here continues to good attend-ance.. . Week of 10 offered Musical Klelst,

Warren and Blanchard,. Held and Gilbert.

Bplssell Brothers, and Charles Burkbardt. Achange of bill goes on matinee of 20.

.; Wkst End IIkiobts (Fent Farobam, man-•ger).-~F«r current week the Nnllonal Ex-travaganx* . Co. will present "Tito SummerGirl.' -Week of in good attendance here.

Standard (Leo Belcbcnbach, manager).—The Early Birds open 20 for a week. Weekof IB offered Topsy Turvey Burlesquers. . .

-EcxirsE Park (M. Peniberton. manager).—JVeek ,of 19 attendance was fairly: good.The Eclipse Stock Co. presented "KathleenMarourneen." Miss Dunbar, Wm. Tuliy, M.

C. Reynolds and others were featured. Man-ager Pembertou promises a large productionweek of 20. •

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Notes.—The Globe. Broadway Musee andHashagen s Park bad fair attendance weak°i }?, Cat2Ke °'' programme goes on weekOf-20 The Nllsson Statuary. Groupc Isshown In Its own building at Grand and La-MM> „ Jt faithfully represents scenes In theHie of Christ, and Is drawing very well.

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iJJHPJMM. C1 '»"—At the Auditorium(Woodward & Burgess Amusement Co.,managers) H. Guy Woodward and bis 8um-mcr stock company gave good performanceslast week and the luiulcncca were of such en-couraging Blre that it was decided to con-tinue another week. "The Octoroon" willbe produced commencing Tuesday, June 20.Forest 1'ark (Geo. Balllnger. manager).

1—Last weeks attendance was big. Lenze'sMilitary Bund aud Herr Granada, on thehigh wire, were the outside attractions andIn Hopkins' Theatre the hill was headed byJas. J. Corbett, la. bis monologue; 8nydcrnnd Buckley, iu their very good musicaljet: the J 'clots, comedy Jugglers; C'arnBiillerlnl, In Jier clever trapeze pcrrormance ;

Maymc Sbockcy, vocalist, and Arthur Bnllc-rlnl's dogs. This week the new ones are:Jens Dnndy, the Three Florence Sisters,Relff Bros., tbo Plockcrs, Cnrson and Wll-lord, Waterbury Bros, and 'fenny. On theoutside Herr Granada remains for anotherweek.

Elbctric Tark (Sam Benjamin, mana-ger).—Llberatl and his band remained overfor another week (their farewell one), anddrew large crowds In the German Village.Gllllhan and Murray, Wm. Rogers, and An-nette Moore were tho entertainers. Thisweek, Wm. Daly's New York Minstrels.—-.— »» > —r—

NEW JHB8HY.

Under fbe Cents.

Newark,—At Proctor's (J. Austin Fynes,general monager) Interest continues In theseasonable entertainment offered. Rose Stahltops the current bill, assisted by her owncompany, in "The Cborus.Lndy," Lottie 011-Ron and BU!y Hart, In a characteristic Bketch,"The Fly Flirt," and the Sully Family, ap-pearing In the playlet, "An InterruptedHoneymoon,'' are also prominent features.Westman and Wrenn, In a rural sketch, "InHayln' Time;" Ossman and' Hunter, banjoexperts; Chalk Saunders, Martlne and Balruo,and the Beardsley Sisters moke up an en-ticing bill. The Sandor Trio were well liked

Electric Park (C. A. Dnnlap. generalmnnafer).— Thousands are enjoying thevaried entertainment offered each week atthis growing resort. The Wills Comedy Co.struck the popular fancy last week, and Isfilling the theatre nightly. The bombardmentof Port Arthur, the toboggan, the electricfountain, and many other attractions are re-ceiving good attention.

Notes.—Howard Hall's hand was lacer-ated by one of his lions while he was at-tempting to extract one of her teeth atElectric Park last week. The animal hassince died John McNalley, assistedby Al. Roberts and Will Heller, la doingsome extensive billing for the park.... SamFisher, the energetic press agent, was mar-ried to Hattle Cohn, a non-professional,June 14. He will be connected with A. H.Woods next season.. Local managersare busy Installing tanks on the roofs ofthe several theatres in compliance with thelire ordinance. These are to bold fifty tonsof water.

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Atlantic City.—The Ocean Pier Theatre(Harry D'Esta, representative) reopens June27, after having been dark for a week, dur-ing which many Improvements were made,with "The Wrong Mr. Wright" . For weekof July 4, "What Bappeaed to Jones."OCBAN Pl£R Music Hall (Barry D'Esta,

representative). — Excellent business. Forweek of June 27 : Mr. and Mrs.Harry Thorneand company, Armlnta and Burke, TwoMacks, Bard and O'Brien, Al. Kaynor's bullterriers, Rhode's marlouette theatre, klncto-graph, J. A. Wlllard's Juvenile Opera Co.,presenting "Tho Mikado."

Savoi Theatre (Huntley & Moore, mana-gers).—Tho Huntley-Moore Stock Co. con-tinues to please good houses.

Steeplechase I'ieb (Giles W. Clement,manager).—Excellent houses at each per-formance. Announced for week of 27 : Coleand Clemens, Baby Butcher, Thompson andThomas, Pauline Plefer, Two Zoellers, theMusical Japs, L. Snyder, American vltagranh.Doile'8 Pavilion Theatre (Frank Goldie,

manager) .—Great business rules. For weekof 27: Ilondoubnraghns Troupe of eightRussian. Cossock whirlwind dancers. VanAukea nnd Vannerson, Paul Stephens, BatesMusical Trio, Santell, Danny Mann and Co.,

In "Mandy Hawkins;" St. Julian Sisters,

Wm. W. Col ton and Jean It. Darrow, theGarden Trio (Jack Conley, Clara Darling nudJohn Brennan), Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berry,the Hlltonks, Ferguson and Cramp, Crlmmlnsand Mack, Martinnettl and Sylvester, Johnand Carrie Mack, Kcnyon and Dc Garmo,Paddy Murphy and Blanche Andrews, Harryand May Howard, {Catherine Ml ley, PeurcoBrothers and Clarence Marks, nnrryCourtlund.

Gpveunatou's Pavilion Theatre (SidFern, manager).—Crowds arc attracted dnlly

nnd nightly, 'Bill to appear week of 27:Marlow-Durham Trio, Wayne and Lamar,the Partos, Connelly and Itowc, Wood andBerry, Bobbins and Trcnnaman, Camlle andFona, Slddons Bros., Three Armstrongs,I^ounrd and Drake, the Great Lynch, Keat-ing and Smith, Facdora Ragone, De Voy and

. O'Neill. M. C. Burg, Lavelett Bros., BaileyBros., PInard and Gaffy, Cramer and Lukens,Geo. and Marion Kohl, Fern Comedy Four.Garrick Theatre (A. T. Nichols, mana-

ger).—This house opened 22 and good pa-tronage has. resulted since. The attractionIs "Paul Revere,"

Steel Pier Casino (Jacob Bothwcll. man-ager).— Murphy & Gibson's Minstrels aredrawing crowds.

Youno's Pibr (Harry D'Esta, representa-tive) .—This house reopens 27, under the newmanagement of Captain John L. Young, withHprry D'Estn Jr. in charge. For tho open-

ing week : Rae and Broschc, W. 8. Harveyand company, Prnncclll nnd Lewis, the Arm-strongs, Al, ltayno's dogs, klnctograph.

WEST VIRGINIA.

Wherlinjr At the Wheeling Park Ca-sino (Conrad Hlrsrb, manager).—This Sum-mer park opened with vaudeville June 10-

20, to big business, with the following:Vera. King, In songs and stories: Earl andWilson, musical act ; John D. Gilbert, .come-dian : tl. V. Fitzgerald, In character changes,and Edison's klnetoscope. Bill week of 20:Tbo Ushers, Ferguson and Ueeson. Cal Stew-art, the Gagnoux, and ..Edison's klnetoscope.

«»»— Mrs. Chas. Howard (Neva Ellis) pre-

sented her husband, Chas. Howard, of n ardand Vokes' Co., with a baby girl June 10.

«>«»-BBbOCED BATES TO 8T. LOUIS.

Via Pennsylvania Railroad, AccountDemocratic Natlannl Convention.For the benefit of those desiring to attend

the Democratic National Convention, to beheld at St, Louis, July 0, tue PennsylvaniaRailroad Company will sell round trip tickets

to-8t. Losle, from- all stations on Its lines,

from July 2 to 0, Inclusive, good returning,leaving St T.ouls not later than fifteen days,Including .date of sale, on dale of validationby Joint agent at St. Louis, at rate of tlnpln

fart for the round trip. For special Infor-mation concerning rates and time of trains,

contult nearest ticket agent.

• fwnw Kllil.M ItlNOMNO BROTHERS' WoRMl'S)Greatest Shows.—The past week, with theexception of a heavy shower nt Milwaukeeon Monday, and a terrific downpour at Font)(In Lac on Friday, has becu delight fullyHpent among the lakes ami dells of Wiscon-sin, on green lots usually surrounded byshade trees. The Milwaukee ground utilisedthis year was the old baseball park on NorthAvenue, nt the corner of Slsnvtitu Street.It Is very, near to the central portion of thecity, enwly reached by nil car Fines, and wasused for the lirst time by the Rlngltngs thisytsr for show purposes Tho heavy down-pour of rain In tho afternoon did not affectthe attendance, and two turtinway crowdswas the result. Jancsvllle on Tuesdny, Oah-kesh Wednesday, Anplctoit Thursday, Fonildn Lac Friday, and Madison Snturdnv, nilenve us afternoon tmm ways nnd big nighthouses. Tho Xorthwf'Ktcrn Railroad onSaturday brought In over ouo thousand ex-cursionists from the Winter quartern, Bam-boo, erid many friendly greetings were inter-changed between our people and the folksfrom Bamboo. The mechnnlcnl stako driver,a novel invention. In one of tho Interestingadjuncts of the big show this year. It Is n sortof baby pile driver, anil Is perched upon awagon which Is also used for carrying tbostakes. The apparatus Is driven around thegrounds, Is operated by a four horse powergasoline motor, which, together with ouoman, drives all the stakes of tho big bIioiis,

restaurants, cook tents, horse tents, dressingrooms, menagerie, nnd nil the smaller tents,and usually completes half the circle of thebig tent before the sledge gangs arc readyto perform their share of the stake driving.The stake driver strikes sixty-live blows tothe minute, and as only fifteen blows arenecessary to sink a slake properly, the ad-vantage la time nnd hard work saved by thismachine can be readily realized. It Is notIntended that the stake driver will cut dawnthe working department of Iho show In tboleast, or fully ns many men ns before will bereunited to handle the heavy canvas. It Issimply a labor saving device that the Ring-ling Bros, have secured so that the men mnyhave easier work these hot Summer mornings."All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy."Indeed. And with the advantage of the mnnylabor saving Inventions which have beenIntroduced by the Rlngllngn lately, togetherwith cleanly sleeping qunrters, three cx--cellent meals, which arc always served ontime, as the Flying Squadron now makes atrcakfnst n seven o'clock possibility always,Ihe canvas men's and other laborers' condi-tions around the big show Is a great dealdifferent than In past yenrs. The men haveplenty of time lo themselves, nnd as we arealways full handed, indications point tn ageneral feeling of contentment In the work-ing department. A long Sunday run bringsus to Mlniumpolls, where we will exhibitMonday, with the sister City, St. Paul, onTuesday, ufter which we start on a Bhurttour of Minnesota.Notes biiom Tost Lowanpk'h American

Ciiicits.—Thus fur the season at Santiago,Cuba, lias been a record breaker, as tin-books show the business has almost doubledthat of any season we ever put In on theIslo of pines. We sailed from New VnrkOct. 24, opened In Miirlmiao Nov. 2, and furfive months did not lose a show, exceptingtwo legal holidays. Our lent Is n lunft.round top with a fifty nnd u forty nnd atwo pole dressing room. Tho ten heavywagons that came down with us huvo heldup through wet und dry weather. Must ofthe performers nre American, and of courseIt Is run on the American plan, having ourown horses, wugons and train. '4'hn, lionsand elephants have proved great drawingcards. The members of I lie company arous follows: The Curl Dainmnnu Tmupc,I.owandes lions and clephunts, D'Almn'sdogs and monkeys, tho Marcos, acrobats;Eddie Scrra, combination net and rings, withother act for change; Chas. Rcfoniuen, ani-mal trainer; the Stnntona, double barand trapeze; Frank Fay, band balancing,with changes; AILon and Morton,' comedyacrobats and wire; Mr, nnd Mrs. Lowunde,riders ; Fisher and Stone, comedy revolvingladders, and live native clowns; Tony Lo-wunde. owner; Sr. Ysmacl Yonnolou, mana-ger; Sr. A. Louise, advance; Sr. 13, Fer-nanda, treasurer : Sr. Y. Itohamaua, ticketseller: Paul D'AImn, question director-; C.Haley, boss ennvns innii ; Chns. Maurell, bosshostler. On June lit we had im awful storm,lasting six hours. The clly was Hooded forfive hours, blowing down houses, killing fifty,people, nnd wrecking the fast train fromHavana Just before it arrived, killing two.Our tent was tin, and stood the entire stormwithout a break. All wo suffered was Iholoss of our show. We closed our engagementat Havana Mny 25, Jumping to Puerto Prin-cipe for ten days, and opened nt Sunllagu Sat-urday, June 11. Have only a few more weekson the Island, then go to Porto Hlco, We lookfor Tin: Cm iter like a letter from home. Itcoming from the Diamond News Co., In Ha-vana. The entire company sends regards tofriends.

SlO. S.tllTEt.r.K'H COSMm.IDATKn R.tI!.l;n.Mi

Snow KOTOS.—The eighth week of Ihepresent season finds these shows stillfloating upon tho front wnve of prosperity.Kven In the cities nnd towns visited lastyear by this show our business 1ms been atthe top notch. Opposition with Pnwnce Billnnd local celebrations In no wny cut Into ourreceipts, and tho "Quv'nor's" bunk accountcontinues to pile up. The past and presentenviable reputation of the Big. Rnutellc lenleilamusement enterprise, Its flashy ami heavyhilling ahead, nnd Its full mile parade, eachcontribute In bringing out two large audi-ences dally, and already Mr. Sautclle is mak-ing arrangements for enlarging his showholdings. A new lint car anil three extralarge tableau wagons have been .ordered, andRre expected to nrrlvc curly In July. Tbomenngerlo Is to have another middle piece,making It a six polo top, and a third fifty footsection Is to bo added to the big top, Underthe personal supervision of Franco IteeuT Ihobig show programme Is presented In a snappynnd gingerly manner, with not a second'swait during the two hours cnnimmed In lisdelivery. Smith and Leslie, Alex Moinlneeand Captain Plerrlo arc the only iHU'forni-era to have closed, nnd their places 'Introbeen (Hied with n quartet of high class nets.The annex, under the management (if JiunexA. Morrow, Is lining a worm of luislncss nteach stand. This is due entirely lo the factthat In number of ntlrnrtlons Hlg Ha ill olio's

side show Is equalled by few and excelled bynone, arid the same Is true of the qualityof the features offcrefl. There arc twentyplatforms occupied by young ladles, nndthere Is also a colored minstrel Iroupe offourteen men nnd womnu. Patrons arc warmIn praising the lengthy nnd varied enter-tainment provided In this department.

Item fiiom Vam Amhiiru Shows.—Busi-ness In Nebraska hns been good, and weath-er has been splendid since (he rains, livery-thing Is now In good running order. We hodn. bad wreck from Iho storm hist month.Several new people Joined Inst week, alsoan addition of new hows nnd bnegngewagons. A new sleeping car Is extwcled be-fore July i. Everybody well, ond busineusgood. , . - .

o. w. cmtistin amp men ; vAnmratsihave closed with the Andrew- DfnvnliiCirrus. G. W. Christie closed on account ofMr wife's III health and ha« gone to ills

home on the Jnnirts River, Virginia ; SteveVnndorvcro accompanied him, to go Into Ihepoultry business .

Lola (Topsy) Mitchell nnd Flofn Steph-ens report that they are with tho GreatVan Amburg Show this reason, and not thePan-American Sbow as has been stated.

Xoths Fnow Sio. S.viiTRt.r, Snows.—Tues-day, June 21, was a rod letter day for thoKngles nt Ncwbumiort, Muss, Through thohustle of ('. C. Cohn and Bandmaster L. J.

Chamberlain, both birds of the real feather,

seventeen new members were admitted to thefellowship of Kngles at the above namedplace. Newburypnrt Aerie was organizedApril 4. 1004. nnd la In- a flourishing condi-tion. It has n membership of about two hun-dred. The following, who are with the Shu-tell«) Shows, were nilmltted : Mush-Inns W, K.L. Ilceger, Geo. Tnft, ft ft Bturgls, KlruoroBurke, Geo, HorTman, T. B. Sehulu and i>nvldLower?. Performers and agents: Ralph Lane,Fred Markle, Kdward Iviely, BetiJ, (Iross-

tnan. Arthur Kldrldge, .Sam Ullman, P. F.

Phillips. Dan Travis, C. C. -Raymond, W. I.'.

Garland. This makes the Bautellc big showbaud an Uaglu band, nnd one of tho first, It

not tho only, "Fugle" bund on the rnnd.F.voryone here la hnppy nnd doing well.

There are now about (inn hundred Kngles withthis show, with fifteen moro lined tip fur thellrst opportunity to he admitted tit the grand-est order on earth. i

NOTt'.X vsou VltN WnHM.KNKIIS' Show. No.2.—Wo opened four weeks ngo. nt Alexan-dria. Bid., to S. It. O. We have had hlg busi-ness every night. Our roster Is: Von Wooll-ner ft Wllllnuis, managers : K. T. Douglas,business malinger; l'ruf. Karl, till- : I lurryWilliams, advance agent ; Prof. Puulsnn, mu-sical director, band of fourteen pieces; l'rof.

A. IV. Hampton, troupe of trained dogs; thoStilts Bros.. Jugglers nnd acrobats ; 'Prof.Hampton's trained goose, nnd the only catlooping the loop, Is the greatest successall through the West ; J. Frederick Carpen-ter, black face comedian ; tho Famous Green

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bank Bros., clowns ; Louise Von Woollner.descriptive vocalist ; Fritz, tho Icnplug undhigh diving dog. Tho ghost walks regularlyami everybody Is satisfied.

Notes vrom Bkaklkv te Dorha'h Com-niNKn Shows.—'the people with this shownro the same ns when wo opened, except theaddition of Maude A. Mcllce and Wm. II.

Tlhlills. who Jollied us Inst week. - We areproud to say we are making friends nnd alittle of the "mot of nil evil ' In every townWo visit. Wo look forward every week forTOT Clipper. Good health prevails withus all, /Kotkh prom Tuns. L. Finn's Bui Tent

Snow.—We opened May 11, onr sixth sea-

son under canvas, nt Haosli;k Falls, N. Y„to hlg business. W'c nro now playing oursixth and last stand In Vermont. We JumpInto Northern New York for (ho rest of thoseason. We carry nine people and have ourown car. The show is giving good satisfac-tion and doing nice, business.

by a succession (unmrua! at this time of -toeyear) of dnlly afternoon showers. TheGrand Stand Is the only place of amuse-ment In Pueblo connected with tbe Crystalcircuit. Tho people for week of 20 were

:

Hurry W, .Marshall, monnlualsl ; Dawsonnnd FsrMll, llerlsn nnd Mackln, B. Lou'sliciidlck, Bingham and Cable. The usualillustrated songs by Sloan wound up an at-

tractive programme, • •

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F.mi'iuh Theatre.—Week of 20 the newarrivals were: The Three Barneys, TommyWest, the McKnnns, and Patsy Klnp. Hold-overs : Hwor und Weslbrookc, nnd tbe bio-

graph.I.AKK MtNHKdl'A Thbatre (Miss Gilbert,

manager).— "Moths" was presenter! -

'JII-'JA,

and was exceptionally well Inlprnrcleo. IuIhe cast were: l'reslon Kendall, Grahamllackoy. Miss Atkinson, Gilbert, etc. OwingIn tho Inclemency of Ihe wont her the attend-ance has not boon nil Hint It should, butIt Is now Improving.

Niitkh.—The Opera House Is now closedfor the Hummer and many Improvements nrocontemplated. A llropmif nsls'slos curtain,together with several nlher lire safety dn-vlces, have boon Installed The BurlTheatre, on Fourth Street, Is closed, thebookings for same having lieou shlflotl ovorto the near (Iruuil Stund, which Is muter Ihesumo umiiugeiucut.

I i»THXAS,

' CAJfADA.

Montreal.—At the. Academy of Music'(W. A. la! wards, manager) Richard Mans-field will appear (in July 1, 'J, and will closethe season of this house.Tiikatuh Fkancais (F. Ilnworlh, mana-

ger).—The Aubrey Stock Co. has closed Its

season with "The Spy of I'qrt Arthur," to

food houses June HO-iiJi. Una Clayton StockIff. will open u season with "Nell Owynnc"

^7-July 3.TiiLA'nu: Koyai. (F. W. Lo Clnlr, mana-

ger).—The burlesque company closed thoseason for this house on L'fi, to fair audiences.

thkatiii; National Fkancais (G. Gnu-vreuu, imuiugcr).—Tho perniuiiciit Frenchslock company, hi "Faust," cuuio to goodhouses UU-^r>. Tho company will close Its

Benson with "Tho Grace de Dlcu" on July2.

Arena (W. Nortbey, manager).—Tho NewYork Comic Opcru t'o„ In "Tho Isle Of Cham-pagne," was well received 20-23. "131 Cnpl-tan" 27-July 2.

,Soiimkh Park (Lnvlgnu & l.njolc. uiiinn-

gcrs).—Tho purk was well tilled 20-25, withthe following acts on tbe bill; Claudius andCurbln, Mct'hce and Hill. Prof. Mucarl,Marco and Twins, the Jossclln Trio,

FOIIKl-AL'UU-SllM.H llllil.s.' ClIIL'UH J line. 27,28.

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i St. .Nihil.—At the Opera House (A. O.Skinner, munugcr) llcutfrow's Jolly I'alh-

fludurs closed u week's engagement Juno 18.•Icrc McAullffe opened u week's engagement20, lu "Between Love and Duty," to u goodhouse, giving a very good perfurninnci',Stroug vaudeville attractions were offered.

Noxt attractions: Hhcley ami Yotiug 27-,'tO,

"Town Topics" July i, 2, American vllu-

granh -1-U.

Yoiik Tiikatuh (R. J. Armstrong, mniiii-

f;er).—W. H. Ilnrklns' Musical Comedy. Co.,o. "A Night's Frolic," June III) to July 2.

. NUTHH.—Ilcntfrow's Pathfinders left, 20,for Lubec and lOastpui-t, Me, where theycloso "Grimes' Cellar Door" Co. stoppedhere over Sunday. Ill, on their way fmiuMachulM, Me., lo Dighy, N. S BittyHughes, stage carpenter with tho McAullffuCo., formerly held the Maine position lu lliu

Opera Houso here Kd. 11. Sailer, In ad-vance of ihe Ilnrklns Co., Is In tho city . . , .

.

Mr. Andrews, agent of Ilcntfrow's Jolly Path-finders, closed here, and has Joined tho Vita-graph Co. In the sumo capacity.

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Toronto.—At the Princess Theatre (0.II. Hheppard, manager) Richard Mansfield'sfarewell itppouraiico here Is announced In

"Ivan the Terrible," Juno 27, and "iilil

I letd'lborg" 28. A largo advance, stile wasreported. ...

IIani.an'h Point (Mat Dee, malinger).—A good ' bill 20-2r, nnd fair business, withProf. Kd. Itoheriy's Canine Circus. KddluMoore, Htcwitrc and Itiiyntniid, Lorraine midVlnlun, and O'Brien and West.

Miiniioh Park (W. Hanks, manager).

—

Big business 2li-2o, with Kid ridge, (l/.av andDelmo, Hiilllc Rnudull, Falunio, Joe, Bun-nell; Van Camp and company, and the vllu-grniih.

I'lonu'Ai'Oii ash Sixi.h Buns.' C'UICUH willbe with us on July 4.

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wiiiiiiiu-K.—At the Auditorium HummerGarden tho Willis Stock Co., assisted by sev-eral vaudeville nil ructions, continues to drawgood crowds and is giving good satisfaction,Munugcr lleiihneh Is booking uttruclluus forthe hlg Dominion Fair, In July.

<»>< (u.oita nit.

II. .list. in. — At Highland Park Theatre(Hugh Morrison, manager) Ihe Morrisonsunk l.'o. reopened Juno 17, but business hasbeen slow oil ilt'cuillit of tbo street cur si tike,

and there not being a siilllclcney of wagonsto transport the people out tn the park. RosaMiiyn, of tho Morrison Co., litis been III, lint

Is convalescing rapidly.STANUAlUt TllRATUK ( Alvldll & I.USSelTP,

imiimgeis).—Business Is fair for this seasonof the year. Newcomers 20: John V. Htuurl,Johu A. Murphy, Montrose Sisters, Fred ('.

Fink mid Frank Baldwin. Rntittned : KrncHtBailey, Tom Kelly, linker anil Fonda, MarieDockimin. Fay Dclmnr, Pearl (lllmnre. .UssloWoods, Kittle Burke, Olgn and Klta Howard,Maud Grayson, Lllllc White, and tho uiovlmr.

pictures. J,Star Tiihatrm changed hands 17, Alvldn

II I.nsscrre being the nucha sms and miinii-

gcrs. Tho thonUo had been doing a ningul-

ucent business, hut tire continued Illness ofHoe Reynolds, one nt the proprietors und Ihomnnnger, necessitated the sale, and Alvldo &laissvrrii completed smite 17, mid Immediatelytook possession. The house opened with Ihefollowing people: Chas. Clark, A. It. Zenlnr,

1. It. Ilnynes, Tim O'Shca, J. L. Rlchnrdsiiii,

W. II. Wall. Jack Hell, Jim linker, HarneyWilliams. Kd. Kelly. Wm. Milium, Miilnd

Wright, Illrdle Vnrnoll, Ida Bortha, ThoreiaKmniotiM, Abbott nnd La Ruse, l.eo Kiltuonds,

Waller King, Irene Weal, mid Madame !•«

Verue.

Ft. Worth At tho Hlaiulitfil Tilt litre

(Frank De Heiiue, iiiauiiger) the hill weekof Jtuio 20 was pieecdeil by the one actcomedy, "Bibbs and Bibbs," which broughtout the stock company to advantage. TheWorld's Fair Quartette, coui|tosed of HarryBurton, lien-i lingers, Curl Coiicbind nndJack Williams, lendercil some cnolcfl solec-

tlons. Thelma, In her third week, coiilluuoil

to be Ilia fentiiru with her coon songs.Others lu tho olio: Geo, S. Mortimer, GenuRogers, Agnes La Vurte, Jack Williams,Virginia Itiinkln, Hilly Price, Irene ll'Ar-

vllle. Howard mid Alton, Lottie Coltun. BabyDut, Lulu Do Mnr, Cnrl Copeland, and Lulul.uwl'in. The week opened hlg.

Clown Tukathe i Phil Kpstclu, ninnngor).—Aftor mi extended absonce, Copeland andCopeland. always local favorites, rid timed21), and their friends were out m mover towelcome them. Cbns. Hory slso openedwill) a bunch of well selected songs, Tboolio also brought out Minnie Warrtell, HurryPhillips, lb lie Gordon, May Liico, KlonnnrIluiibar. Alvln linsliliigluii, F.lsle Hussetl,

.las. Tliompsnn, Florence HotlStull. I'tbel

Russell, Tom I'cy, uud Ada Yule, Tito weekopened to rapacity.»» —

WI8CONMIN.

I)«rnver,—At the flrondwny Tlienlre nndGarden (Peler McCnurl, nmuager), week of

June 27, the Ilroiplwny Stork Co. appi'iiiu

'In "Hoiirls Allhiiio." Wrirk of 211, the storkpresented "< 'loir lev's Aunt," to gO<Ml lloilses.

MANHA1TAN' Beach (W. II. Lawrence,iiiutiiiger).—This Summer resort opened Its

gates to the public IS, nnd the grounds -lire

looking tho best they have since Its erection.They liave painted all the buildings whilenud the roofs red, and set out several hun-dred beds of flowers. A new double figureeight Is a big success, mill the attendancelitis been great. Fllerv's Bund is drawingthe crowds, nnd the hill In the theatre Is

excellent. Phil and Nettle Polers, the GreatI, con, Connelly and Cllnr, Swuu und Ham-bard. Cnrleton and Tumi. Kllery's Handwill upiwar week of 27.

F.i.itcii Gakuhnh (Mary Hlltcli-Long, man-ager).—Week of 27, Amelia lUnglunii, In"A Modern Mngdnlen." Week of 20, MissBlnghaui, supported hy (ha Bellows StockCo.. In "The Frisky Mrs. Johnson," drewgood ul tendance all week.

. Nnviti.i v Thkatiii: I Hutiry Label ski. man-ager).— Wci-h of 20: Krne and MomiVKger,Ijine nud Keefcr. Powers and Freed, Milsiiell

slid O'Noll. Ileum iiiid Kxecln, James A.CofT. Business Is good.

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I'neblo.—(Irsml Stand (G. M. Morris,manager), this opeu air resort, In the heartof the city, litis been greatly Interfered will)

Miivtiiukco,—All records went Monday,June 20, when (tingling Bros.' Circus playedto the capacity on a rainy afternoon, Andturned away thousands tit the evening pcr-

fonuaiico, It lit clcuyly evidopt thai lb* timeIs ripe fur tfiu hlg shows to give Mlnyttukvotwo days Itistend of one. The Kliigiiiuis lids

season have n (how that Is truly inaiatkqlilc,nnd notling but words of tho highest prulsowere beard ufter I ho performance, \ iiuigiil-

llienl s|M>ctaclo of "Jerusalem nnd 'the Cru-saders" was Iho loading font nre, mill wits

mi a scale never before wltuesacd In (Ills

clly. Prominent uinotig the Innumerable?acts of merit worn: flonnro nnd Tli'eol, thoKldreds, Jaeksou Family, the Flying Flkh-crs, Da Coma Family, Victor licillul Family.Camilla Foiiuus Trio, .Ilia Cnllnl (Hnlntns.Dollar Troupe, the Atrial Smiths, (jllnserettl

Troupe, and l.'rnzo's leap through space ou aMerer*,

Iiaviihov Thkatiii: (Sherman Brown,mnmigei'i.—llli'luird Mnnslleld prnsootfld

"Old Heldellierg" nnd "Ivnn tho Terrfidp"20, 21. nud despite tho lateness Of till! s>n»,ran limn perfiirmiincos wore witnessed .byalmost capaclly iiiidlxncas, who were en-Ihusbistlc lu their approval of Mr. Muim-lleld'u performance. Tho Tliitnliousor play-

ers resumed their ciigagemenL (in Wodlien-day, 22, and wuro nt their Isist lu'.'MIssiiobbs," Kiigeun Moore, Allien Brown,Irving Brooks. Florence Rockwell, GrainMay Uimkili, Kale Woods Flake nnd MmurliiCmhpliell divided the honors, Tho "Prisonerof Zeiidu" wock of 27, after which Iho TIiiiii-

liouser couit/.itiy will relurn lo lis pcrinmietithiuiie, the Aeiii'lcmy. opening July 1.

t'livs'Mi, Thkatrk (F. II. Winter, mutiu.ger).—IIUKlni'ss continues good. Podpluweek of 27 Include: Brown nnd Liivtgnoe,Knhler und Fink, Mao Vulr, Henry Cllvc,

und S, F. Biulnlk.Foiiht Kki.i.ku (Curl Frlsehor, mnnnger).

—Chiirllo liiiluiree. Joe Trchiiu. Mnry Albn,nnd Car! Ifrlsrlasr uuiko up the hill weekof 27. Atlenilnnce Is hlgfily sullsfnclnry.

Notkh.—>lous, Charley, of the FrenchGrand opera Co., was a winded » voraicl. In

his suit ngiiliisl I'otlhnrT ft ("miles, of thltl

ell v. lo recover »•.'. IH7.fiO. the balance due onn guarantee of fu.OUO for the three perform-ances given hy Ills eoiupiitiv at Ihn Pit hutTiu-iii re, March, 1»0<) Irving Brooks In

doing excnllnul work with the TbnnhoUKCrIS Klorrnce llnckwoll. will close herHpecini ongngcmi'iit wllh KilwIii.Thnnhnuser'n('o. July .'). Miss llockwoll had won manymliiilrors lu hor short slay. ...... .F,va Tuylorwill return lo the rust of lliu Thuuhniiser Co.July -I, lis leading woman, having been' no-

cured for n special cngngnmant, pendingKdlth I'.vciyn's return from her Summer va-cation.

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I!nn l.'lnlri-.— At tho Grand ,(C,D. Moon.maiingcr i

Walter Ifto. In "Prince Karl' 1

was warmly received June 14. "Night InBohemia" win produced HI, 17, by local

talent, under the .-inspires of the F.Iks. TimLndwlg Kntlss flsrmnn Drumnllc Co., ofMilwaukee, 21.

kivoi.i.Mi liiins.' CinctiH has been heavilybilled for July 2. », ,.

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. ...— Notes from Osburn's Dramatic Co., play-ing parksln Ohio : Wo lire playing two .weekstands, with eight plays, plenty of special

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Ml pet nnd good specialties. Business hi good,luster : J. W. Osbiirii. proprietor and mana-

ger: Lincoln .1, Ktlllnw, Normini Field, BillyFord, Hrlwln L. Ilnrnos, Will Thivls, UorthsThorn. Lotdt Klbliov, Marlon Drew, FslnaKnldwln, RITIe Barnes, Lewis Thorn, musicaldirector. ..

434 THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. July 2.

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FEATUREDTROUPE

Opened 1n the IlllKII INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIT THKATIIK, ST. LOUIS WdlllD'S PAIR, April SO, for on Indefinite rail. ORIGI5JATOK8 of the FAMOUS WALK OVER FORWARDS. A row of flip fln,.,

on the head, throwing un<l latching mmeritialU an » lawn tennis nMMl on at *.1U and 9.15. First etna, m*nai«n visiting the Fair are cordially ln»Ued_to look ni'Of*- -

O'BRIEN TROVPE OF ACROBATS, Irish Industrial Exhibit Theatre, St. Loula World's Fair.

YOU HAVE WON HER HEART, DON'T BREAK IT.

'YOU HAVE WON HER HEART, DON'T BREAK IT,HER DEAR OLD MOTHER CRIED.

IKNOW SHELL MAKE YOU HAPPYWHEN SHE BECOMES YOUR BRIDE.

PROFESSIONAL COPIES FREE.

YOUR HOME, SWEET HOME. 8HELL MAKE IT,AND NEVER. LAD. FORSAKE IT.YOU HAVE WON HER HEART. DON'T BREAK ITOR YOU'LL BREAK HER MOTHER'S, TOO."

ORCHESTRATION IP DESIRED.WIIsTsTS WOODWARD •& CO., -£S West iicStli St., IS". Y.

WANTED, I.\STA.\TER, Leading Man for

Dsuion and nit new pl.iv, "Leopard's Spot*";Heavy Man ami L'tefnl Lady. Play Lodges K. 0. V.,

chi shares. Lenvo "Oor Lady of the Snowa" In

Oct. Meantime, Canadian Fairs write.

HARRY l.INDLKY, Welbmd, OuUiio, Canada.Will Ieaie the Castaways, Tenderfoot, Divine, etc.

7WAB"TBD," FORJlijfo UARRKTT CO,

Al Piano Player- good fakir. Oiber useful peo-ple, write. MANA0KRS Illinois, Indiana, Ken-tucky, if von want good aiiraotlona to play yourfair dates, 1 can oinsr yon the following: The JnnoHarrett and Company, "Wax She to Dlaine," "TheOlil from Cnba," "The Empress of Llttlo Canyon."Address all communication!) to KOBT. SKINS KI,

ifjtnager, MM South Hill St., St. Loul.. __WANTED, tlCIOK, A1 Piano Player and

reoplo In All Lines of Meillclne Itusluens. Write.Have for aitlo «0fl. It. T. with a aoft. M. P. Willsell nheap. AddrcsB PKOF. 1. 0. BAUUHMAN,

.Han Toy, Perry Co., Ohio.

WANTKD, A PI..UE AS ADVANCE!AQKN'T with snmo show traveling In Maine.

f. B. RANDLETT. Box 7K8. Plttstlcld, Me.

WANTED—All 'Round Med. Performers.Change for week. Preference to organ or pianoplayer*. Htato all Drat letter. If you have hadImlittH, nave stamp.MOK. OK MEOUJINE SHOW, Snnhornvllle, N. II

FORBALE OilBAP, atA bird cost , II ti e Pe 1 1 7.e I

Clarionets, and A, 17 keys, I rings; Mandolin,.snare Drum, and 7 Zouave Uniforms; all tine con-dition. StAtup for particulars.

AVdrST_MAY,J!018 8o. lgttl St„Bt . T.ouls, Mo.

HIDE SHOW MEN—FOR NAIiB, A HKi,

TWO liOItN, la 1,K() OHINKSK FO-KA-UA-MA,the greatest money maker on earth, with sxlopainting, *)... 1.1st froc. W. NELSON,

s Van Xorden street, No. Cambridge, Mass._

~FOR SALE-HROFESNIONAI."PL'NCIIAM) JUDY OUT11T, NKW AUTOMATIC VENDINGMuohlne. Ilnrgslns. OPPORUNITY, N.Y.OLIPPER.

TENT SHOWSOf all description, In-< lmllng OlUBMTAIi,with fronts, for severalbig city wock stands In Cen-

tral and Western Now York Stale, starling July in.

Also want I'KRRls WHEEL, Etc. Sure money torlghtparllOH. Oulhide talkers, write. Adilress

MANAGER, Boeheater.M. If.

TIGHT ROPE WALKERWANTED,At Bergen Beach.

No Apparatus Necessary. APPJ.V ATONflBL

^^ I LalBER I T I

1 PRINCIPAL SOMEIISAI'LT ACT,"1 1IK1VINQ. AOT.1 MENAGE ACT.) COMEDY RIDINI1 MULE ACT.

Address HOUK FISK.209 East Hill St., New Yolk City.

FOR SALE CHEAP, LARGE JUMPINGhorse MKiinY-oo-'itorNi), rouit housesAHltKAST.Mft., In dlanielor, and 12 PATENTBWINU& Aitd.fi. H., 128 Kckford Ht„Broi>k)yn, N. Y.

INDIANA.

F.tmiNvlllo— (ink Summit Park con-tinues lu do n lilt* business, nnil offers goodnttrtictlons. 'The bill for -f> ami week con-sisted of Castrilcit nnd Hall, Vanlclla, andA'lntt, baring Dim Koklaw, Uonnle Onylord,and tho klnodromc.' OvtK'H r.uiK (Harry Imurance, manager).—Hlg crowds hi i end nightly, aud the nu-merous uttriiclloiiN at this park are pityingwell. The Aerial Stewarts tire the fvnlurc In

the iln'iitri'f nnd ere doing cnitltiil work.\Vi:sr llEIflHTR PARK (II. II. Glinpbetl,

nvinnger).—This resort won closed 20, on ac-count of poor business,

ICuen'a CiiOMi I'.vjn; offers free Httriicllons,nnd Ik Urilng Rood business.

'V in conn i-h.—Klectrlc Park (Hen S. Kel-logg, manager) wrb opened to the public Suu-<lny, June 1'.). The grounds and the theatrewere tnxed to their utmost capacity all after-noou, nnd In the evening, allliough the at-tendance was grently lessened by the rnlit

and thrcateulng weather, n good sited crowdgreeted the results of this new undurtnklugfor Vlncennes. The theatre building properwill lie completed by Sunday. 2u. It la avery neat and convenient house, nnd woulddo credit to a much larger city. Mr. Kellogg,the genial mid popular iuuuiii*cr, Una ulrctuiyIsmked a" number of vaudeville attractions,nnil Klectrlc l'lirk'shuiild lie Isiay every after-noon nnd evening this Summer, followingare the booking for week of It) : K, Murtltio,.lames R. Waters, Mr. and Mrs. Jack King-won, the Orenl Jansen. the famous Sutter-hlt« .Tyrolean Musical Trio, Billy Ward,O'Brien and Herold. Harry l'cntclle, r.mlly.Walle, Cdrro nnd Corro. and klned nunc.

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Importnnt to Kllm t ipm nnd Makers.films for use In moving picture machlnex

which are nuiile of gelatine are itsscssed at;ir> per cent, ad 'valorem, according to a de-cision announced by the Vnlled States Gen-eral Appraisers Inst weefe.

STICK-CANDY

the nraus,Only Snecessrol

ST1CK-0ANDTVKNDINO

MACHINE!|

Ever Invented.

DISPLAYS OOODSTUROUfiH BEVEL-PI.ATK QI.AS8.

HIGHEST PENNY'SWORTH.

wondebfdl:

SALES!Low prices quoted on trial orders. Write ns.

NEW YORK VENDINO CO..340 Broadway, New York.

i4KEEP COOL." HOW?WITH HOT AIR.

HflRBSGHS CHLORIC EHGINIS. $8 OP,FOR FANS, PEANUT ROASTERS,

HEWING MACHINES, ETC.,, WHEREVER MCIIT POWER 18 REOCIREl).KO CARE, NO ATTENTION, ALMOST N018E-LESB. MINIMUM EXPENSE FOU RUNNING ORREPAIRS. A TRULY WONDERFUL, ALSO DSK-FUL. AND COMPACT MACHINE. SEND FOR

BOSS CANVAS MAH WANTEDFOR

LIIGIEft'S FAMOUS MINSTRELSOne that understanda laying out a small top, andalnt afraid to work. Must understand seats andlights. CAN USE PERFORMERS and M0SIOIAN8at all times. Also WANT TO RENT A DIN1N0AND SLBEPINC CAR. Address

F. J. PALMER, Manager, Farmlngton, He.

HOT 60

IF MERE WORDSOould do Justice, every performer readingthis ad. would send for MADISON'S HUlf-GET at once.

Madison's Budget No. 9.World's greatest book of comedy, con-taining 21 Original Parodies, a new Mono-logues, 4 great Sketches, new Dutch, Irish

aud Hebrew Specialties; Oomlo Poems,Toasts and Epitaphs; four roaring farces,and great bnrlestpies, besides hundreds ofnew Gags. Stories and Jests—80 big pages.One dollar per copy. Hack numbers as fol-

lows: any a, Sl.OO; any 3, $2; any 4, $2.60or Budgets 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8, }3, Others out of6ri ii t . Send all ordora to my agent, It, J. K.ikil, 1404 Third Avenue, New York. .

SLOT ICIES.When you are ttrcd of paving big prices write us.

Picture Machines, Ileamlcs, $18.60. PunchingMachines, Slot Phonographs, Fortune Tellers,

Disc Talking Machines, Weighing Scales, Litters,

Name Plate Mnohlncs. millions MF<i. CO.,No. 147 West 2ml Si., New York Oily.

HOW BOOKiNOT^DOBBINS THEATRE,

SCHENECTADY, N. Y,,Summer and Winter season. All open timepacify 1,000. lu, 21), 80 cents,

WM. E. DOBBINS, Prop

Co-

AT lilBEHTY, on account of disappointment,

W, R, JAVENSAnd his Moving Picture and Illus. Song Outfit,

"Edison's" latest. Plenty up to date films, coaiio,

etc Also doublo slide trombone II. and O., orprops. Experienced, strlctlv sober and reliable,

Prefer Bummer resort or parks. Pennonent 'ad-

dress, WKSTMKIlMlKWATEIt, PENNA.

SBfEIfH 8DCCESSFDL SEASON,

KERKHQFF DRAMATIC CO.WANTED, TO COMPLETE COS. 1 AND 2,

Shae Hanajer. Character Woman, LeadingWoman, Bonbrelte, and Gen. Baa. Han

Who does Specialties. Tell all; we pay board.Open In August. Others, write. Permanent ad-dress, IVAN KERKUOFF,

—I?!!^ ?1^ St.. SOUTH OMAHA, Neb._

IrVAIB'TED,TROUPE OF

TRAINED DOGS,WITH MONKEYS PREFERRED. Season's en-gagement. Wire salary. WILLIAM ALTHERRS,

Delmar Garden, St. Louis, Mo.

' WANTBD,FOR

HANDLER'S STOCK CO.,CHARACTER MAN WITH PLAYS, SINGING. ANDDANCING SOPBRETTK and COMEDIAN, CHAR-ACTER WOMAN. For threo nights. Repertoire.Stato full particulars first letter, Other usefulpeople, wrllo. AdilrejB OSCAR HANDLER.Care of Tabor Grand Opera UoiiBe, Denver, Colo.

WANTED, TO JOIN ON WIRE,AN Al PIANO PLAYER, GOOD SILENT MANanil MEDICINE PERFORMERS In All Lines. Co.never doses. Must be able to uliauge for 2 weeks.All Summer In mountains.

PROF. J. II. DE WOLFF,Do Wolffs Comedians, East Mattoh Chunk, Car-bon Co.. Pa.

You Want "This OneGreat Opening, or Saturday Klght Play,

"A GAMBLER'S DllCIITER."Cast, 9 people. Elegant Lithograph Paper. LowRuyalty. Address CHA8. REDFERN,

. 13M Broadway, NEW YORK.

WANTED AT ONCE.FOR SUMMER' AND NEXT SEASON,

Good, Useful People for Repertoire; a First

Class Sketch Team.Positively no flares advanced to anyone. Specialty People, wire or write,

AI'IIvJR>S BERKY, Manager,AUPENA, IWIIoh.

Oan Use First OlasdHINDOO MAGICIAN,With Big and Showy Paraphernalia.

FIRST CLASS

FANCY SKATING ACT,With Two or More People.

FIRST CLA88

ARABIAN ACROBATIC ACT.Address ROBERT REYNOLDS, H, w. Car. Canal and Race, Cincinnati, Ohio.

rxjss>e>x^i^ stock: eo. kto. s.WANTED, QUICK,FULL ACTING COMPANY.

Those doing specialties preferred. Give full particulars and photo first letter. Lowest salary. . Payyour own. No C. O. D. telegrams. Ability and wardrobe necessary. Join on wire. Write quick

J.Ol 18 J. lll'SSKljb, Sll 4th ««., Warren, Pa.

ONE DAY, JULY FOURTH,High Wire, Trapeze, Acrobatic and General Aerial Acts.

Wire. FOR lUBaBall Loop the l,oop, $1300.

NATIONAL THCATRIOAL EXCHANGE,Hie CHICAOO OPKIU lltll'SK BUII.DINO, CHICAGO, I IX.

From S3J K. 14th St,

To 4U W. »8th St.

WANTED QUICK,Qood Ground Acts, Novelty Acts, People that dono Act In Dig Show; also Concert Tunis. Allmust do two or more turns. Wanted, Bandmastermat plays a strong cornet, baritone, slide irom*hone, and other musicians. Stato lowest salary.

Address SI fE SHOWS. Kokomn, Ind.

IKxactly as new. Klcctrie Lamp, Rheostat andOx.v. Hyrt. Jet. i«M psltcrii. only $60.

KINKTOSCOPE, care of OLIPPRH.

Side snow Men-Por sale, a $10,000 FairGround Show, Paintings, liunnrrs, Curtains,bights, Tiekols nnd ilurliislties, ,$«. List free.

W. Xelsuu, 8 Van N'ordeiiSt.,Vo.Cambrldge,Maia.

PAINTINGS and FRONTSrait CARNIVAL COS. and 8IDR SHOWS.

M.AHKNCK FAtJIl, 40 Bond St, N. Y. City.

DR. URBAN LANGi I .an g Medical Co.). now located at

IIOK En at I4th Street, Now York.

WANTED, QUICK,MAN FOU COMEDY WITH SPECIALTIES. Otherswrite. 1 pay all. Want Actors only.

CKAS.T. PALES' COMEDY CO., Theresa, St, V.

REMOVEDCHAS. LELLA & BHO.,

Manufacturers of} Theatrical and Custom

Shoes. Est. 1SW,Late with John Azzitnontl.

OUMt-bC.lt!. pslTISFACTION (inAItAMTEKD.

VI/ANTCD, FORGUY'S SUMMER SHOW,VAUDEVILLE TEAM THAT PLAY PARTS,

MUSICIANS TUAT DOUBLE STAGE,Hank ulcsey and Tim Lcartna, write.

(i. O. GUY, Sullivan, Ind.

WANTED,SMALL WEEK STAND COMBINATIONS. GIVING

HIGH CLASS PKItFORMANCEB FORU..FINED AUDIENCES.

1IUBER HOOP GARDEN, Marion, Ohio.H. T. IRELAND, Manager.

FOB SALifi, TENTS,WM0, 80X40. 30x60. 44x110, 70x100, 90X160; C1KCDSSKATS, rOLES. STAKES, ETC.

PEARL VAN, Nortbvllle, S. Y.SCEIVERYAND ALL THEATRICAL GOODS. Scenery paintedcheaply and quickly. Amateurs auptilled.

CHAS. E. MHliLfl,«TW. 41atat.. New York City.

WANTED, PIANISTTO DOUBLE CLARIONET. OUICK.

J. C. BRICK, Mgr., Casino, ritt-iu-Duy, Ohio.

Notice to All Managers I

The undersigned begs to notify all Manager, that the Agents, PUMMERft 8TEINER, are in no way authorised to represent below mentioned act.Vary truly!

HERMANN ROSSOW, of Rossow Midgets.

ED. F.UUH & CO., Theatrical Exchange, 1868-70 Broadway, Suite so, N. V.

Ail AUAAiT D «» We book ami route coinpiiulea. Reasonable terms. Houses repre-IwlMHWVli»l\0 sented. People furnished on short notice. Wrlto or wire.

Riolia**<l Otxtfauci-iaim T^eixxmter- Co.Scenery and Baggage Hauling, Storage, scenery, Props, and Trunks for Sale.Downtown Office, ttoom II, tfar. Dearborn St., CHICAGO.

or(10) Ten Knsenfchl Picture Machines, In first

class condition, one set of views with each,$15.00. Also Electric Light Blower, $30.00.Write at once If you want them. First come,tlrst served.

IIEH.HATII & GDLDSTBIN.Abe Wolffe, of the Gasarlum, Boston, please

write.

RHE LORRAINE WANTS.For Balance of Bummera nft Regular Season, , •

Clever People, Heavr Ian, Comedian,

Sonbrette, Speclaltfes, Wasted Quick.Salary low, but sure. Incompetent people, donut upniv. Wallace P. Pnlton, please wire.Address, week of 27, Wnterbiiry, Vt ; weekJuly 4, Durry, Vt.

FOlTMOT~1OTEL_CARS.

All In line order, and furnished complete. Ad-dress .MISS McMAIlON,

Wellington Ilotel, Chicago, III.

One or Two-third Interest in aFloating Tlieatre*Now playing to. good business on the UhloHiver. New boat from top to bottom. Pourhundred seating capacity, which can be tu-(MMMk A good thing for party .who has$500 to $1,000 to Invest. Best reasons torwishing to sell. Address GEORGB MAIN,General Del., Zanesvllle, O. «

People Wanted.Leading Man, nble to direct stage ; CharacterMan, Two Clever Soubrettes, Strong SpeelnllyPeople, to play parts. 1 pay all. State salary.Nu dickering. Eong engagment. If you canstand prosperity. J. GRIEBE,Manager Swiss Entertainers, Winnipeg, Man.

WANTED, MUSICIANSClarionet, Trombone and Tuba. Preferencegiven those doubling stuge. Bvervthlng firstletter. J. QRIEHB, Winnipeg. Man.

LADY PIANIST AT LIBEBTY.Address 1811 N. BTHKET, LINCOLN, NEB.MARELLE "A WHOL.fi SHOW IIV ITSELF."

AX&Y lusui:, inCfHICAGO DAILY NEWS, June 14.

July 2. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER.

Aft/IERIGAN RIGHTSTHE FOUR COHANS' Big Musical Comedy Success,

FOR OFFICE.n

RESPONSIBLE MASTACBRS ONLT,Addresi CEO. M. COHAN, 58 WestJ26th St.. New York City.

BANDMEN!Our New Band

CatalogueReady.Jot «n lb*

PrenlEverynp ortvl

NewDnwlanSad NEWPRICES!ContainsHundredaof OOW

things In

Instruments

rums&UniformsBeery nana will save one-thirdbi lending for a eopr. FHKAT.

Write Today.

LYON A HEALYa* Adam» St., CHICAGO. ILL.

SENDNOMONEYpttn DRESSESANYMAN'III FROM HEAD TO FOOT

core eiuDI eeuioaiiBCB*

aWemeks snupto-dateauitstricUirtojoiir

Imeuui. in lsle»t Etrjlieh Sick Style (or

flonly 910. and Rive the following complete

outfit KB end you don't per (or It

lentil you receive the luit end Free Outfit,

lint] find it Ju,t at represented. Send ui

rour P. 0. address end we will tend you

PBEB HAM I'LErJ "( elolh.tepe roe.,-

ore end nieeeureraent blenaa, for site o(

|3ult, Shoe., Bet, Etc., FRBB.a A Suit o( Clothes Mad. to Measure (roin

' or; v of the samples sect you, for which

tailor. »oold ask from MO to *...OW|A Dunlsr. Block, any shspe Hat,. . • »-0»lApoirityli.hleceorConjreubhorr, . . ».gulAhcet Percale 8Mrt, . . e,j,. • ••»J Anealfoor-in-hend Bow or Puff Tie, . . .w( ApeirodoodwebSuipendel jjO

\ A Sep Handkerchief. ... . . . •„ • •»»

1 A r>err eilre quellty lyle Thread Bocki, » *"

IllCy Dealers ask for tins Outfit TO™I Sen a No Money. 8AHTLEB FREE Add rwa

CHICACO MFC. 4 MDSrT. CO.IDEPT 340 87-80-91 Washington 8LjE.f. «.l»f«U««TniieB..lr,lB.i;k CH10AI0rCepltal rtw.owttl, er fag SipeeM Cestui la CUeere.

M BBHJ BM OEUL•V. eelltr-.. celebrated tstrr: RIAL. DUPONT

Ml NARCEAU Bane) Inetru-r.minte At soout-ie eri •eereri^^

™

onchAll the'. price, others risk (or theIsame hlgb grade Roods.I For our Free Band Int _

f ment Citalogu e, also our FreeBooklet entitled, "ITow toBuy

' Band Instruments," (or large 11-

1 lustrations and oomplote descriptions of nurture,

large lines of Uraaa Instruments, also everything In

Drums. Clarionets. Flutes, Saxophones, etc., etc\, (or the

fr*t* tlataloguos. our gruarnnt** and refund proposition,

(or the most liberal band instrument otter eeer

heard o(, for the new method of selling lnntrnuienta fully

explained, (or something now and Immensely intereatmtr

to every Landman, cut this ad out and mall to us today.

SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., CHICACO, ILLINOIS.

Stul I man's DresserTrunk„asy to set at everything withoutdisturbing anything. No fatigueIn pricking and unpacking. Light,strong, roomy drawers. Holds Asmuch, and costs no more than agood box trunk.. Hand-riveted;strongest trunk made. Id smallroom serves as chiffonier. C.O.D.with privilege of examination.

to. iten)p (or Catalog.

y.t8TaIJJIJJ,8oW.8priaj8t, Ooltimbu,u.

STRATE H

PROCESS CO.NEW von a (

MINIMUM 90c«s.3V- PASJt SOW BUILDING. NEW YORK.jflce. SQUABE INCH MINIMUM

tvTwTrTTor K. A. P. 0., Hsrrr TuoropsoD, Mr. aMrs. BarryMorton, Western A Dereaux, LawrenceAt Lawren ce, Stewart* OlUen, Edwards A Bonner.and others. Ask them what we do and how lowour prices are. Drop us a line for circulars.

8TRATE KAXF-TONK PROCESS CO,106 Park Row Bide.. New fork.

BEJ7..? LITHOGRAPH

ABOUT HALP THE PRICENEW LITH0-TI..T PAPER

HMD FOR OATAIOOUE

Morrison Show Print Detroit, Mich

SONG BOOKS

- ABSOLUTELY THE BEST -

ALWAY5 CONTAINS THE LATt'ST HIT5

WcfcSmlPrit&forMalDati

ChasK Harris'- 31 WfSfJJi^SI-Sc-w-bi k- -

^ir > I h (.OHO rViRtin tuWt Rtihut tUWSC Hi Uh' Wot'ttJ >

THE AUTHORS' AND PLAYWHiTERS'BXOEANGE,

1270 BROADWAY, r.fcW Y0e K.Ill Ucflt prices paid for, Plays, Sketches and M nS IpttJ. l'lu>„ Mllililllli'il to managers.

and

read.STOP!Btreefnien, Fakirs and Showmen, send al once

for oar new catalogue and wholesale price list.

Mailed free. We have a large stock of CHEAPTRICKS, rPZZLKS AND NOVELTIES SUITEDFOR SALE AT THE WORLD'S FAIR, ON THESTREET, AT FAIRS, MUSEUMS, Etc.

EUREKA TRICK & NOVELTY CO.,

87 Warren Street, lew Tort.ESTABLISHED 1872.WANTED, FOR

'Uncle Josh Spruceby,'PEOPLE in ALL LINES,

FOR 8TAGE, HAND AND ORCHESTRA.Dutch Comedian and Soubrette, must hotti Singand Dance; Oenieel Heavy Men and JuvenileLeading Ladles. Slate lowest salary, pay ownhotel. Address DATE a LEVIS,

1612 Tribune Building. Chicago, ill.

WANTED. QUICK.DILGER - CORNELL 00.WANTS OLKVER JUVENILE WOMAN AT ONOE.Other useful people write; those with specialtiespreferred. State lowest Summer salary; pay your I

own. DILGRR A CORNELL. June 2?-J«ly •.'. I

Fulton. N. Y-: July 4-9 . Oneonta. N. V.

I

MAN and WOMAN FOR!GENERAL BUSINESS.Long engagement. Answer quick,

ECHOLS A HAWKINS,Belgrade, Neb.. July 4, 6, fl.

EDISONUNCLE TOM'S CABIN FILMS,In line order, for salo low. Poachers, Train Rob-bery, alto Fairy, Comlo and Mysterious Filmswanted. Highest prices paid.

BOX 7t, Post Office, Phlla., Pa.

THE MOST SENSATIONAL FILM EVER MADE.

Negative Actually Made at the Colorado Gold Camp During Actual Occurrences. The Be.st

Advertised Moving Picture on Earth and One Without an Inch of Blemish.

EXCITIN8 AND THRILLING FROM START TO FINISH AND FULL OF INTENSE ACTION.Send Immwdiavt.iw and Be the First In tka Pl.ld. Order. Filled In itoiatatlon as R.eelv.rt. Length, 490 Peat.

Price, #94.00. Descriptive flrnilati .toady, but Bretter Not Walt nor Them.

SELIG POLYSCOPE CO.,H. H. BUCKWALTER. 43 Peek Court, Chicago, 111.

General Western Agent, Denver, Colo.8ELLINC AGENTS MELIB'8 CELEBRATED 8TAR FILMS.

THE WISE ONIS IE ORDERING THE

AUTOMATIC

LIBERTY,FOR SUMMER AND NEXT SEASON,

JAMES T., Leads, Heavies or characters;LUCILLE. Juveniles and Characters, AddressJAMRS T. KELLY, 239 West 38th St., New York.

WANTED AT ONCE,

Two Cood A -So. 1 Bill Posters.TbOBe not afraid to work. J. H. CARMODY,

Agent, Terry's Uncle TouTb Cabin Co.,Chamberlain, So, Dako's,

WANTED QUICK,For n. i. masks mm.STRONG CORNET, SLIDE TROMBONE. UARPERFORMERS, HEAD BALANCERS, CONTOR-TIONIST, KNOCKABOUT CLOWN, TWO HILLPOSTERS, M. L. CLARK, Enpora , Miss.

Repertoire People WantedEVERY LIXK OF BUSINESS.

Leading Man, Character Woman, Closer Soubrettewith Specialties, Agent, Pianist. Salary must below. Money sure. Join on wire. Open Monday.Remember, People All Lines write. Slate all.

Incompetent people look out. AddressHOWARD A. MITCHELL, Montlcello, N. Y.

Wanted to Purchase,

One Stock and Six Flat CarsLength, 66 to eoft. Must he first ctass and cheapfor cash. Address Norrla A Howe's New Big Cir-

cus, Helena, Mont., July 12. Permanent address,

care Francis Valentine, San Francisco. Cal.

IT IS A WINNER.TELLS YOUR FORTUNE Bf PALMISTRY.

CPERftTfS FOR ONE CHI.Highly polished, mahogany finished cabinet, withiwuestai. Weighs looth, oratedsimple and built for hard knocks.circular and price.

MechanismWrite, for

F. S. ZIMMERMAN,48 W. «Hth NT., NEW VOHK.

A SURE FORTUNE.1 AM WILLING TO LET MY

14 ACRES OF GROUNDand Mansion, covered with ton thousand shadetrees. A quick fortune who turns 11 INTO APLEASANT PARK AND SHOWS. Location beats(ben island. Nearest park to New York. Trolleyright in front and almost rear. Fare, 6 cents.

Address PLEASANT, care of CLIPPER Office.

PICTUREMACHINES.Mew and Second Band Stereoptlcons. Films,

Bong Slides and Supplies. Picture machines re-

built with all Improvements. Rheostats any volt-age. Mechanical effects for acts made. Expertrepairing done. NEW YORK FILM EXCHANGE.

N. POWER, Mgr., 117 Nassau St., New York.Phone 3860 Cortland

.

SCENIC PRODUCTIONS,And the FURNISHING OF THEATRES, Opera Houses, Halls, Etc.,

with Artistic Scenery and Stage Accessories,Also Properties III Paper Macho, Wood, etc., ii amuilaltv. Everything In our line treated with I'.-itrtir

Plreprootlne Anallne, and Folding Scenery. We furnish a xtugo from itonr to gridiron. All kinds ofFloars, Banners, Theatre Fronts, Elf , for Carnivals, Street Parades, elc. Wrlic for nhlmtltw midInformation lo

THE BROOKLYN SCENIC CONSTRUCTION CO., Columbia Theatfe. BraoNfyp, H. Y,

SMITH'SOPERAHOUSEGRAND RAPIDS, MICH.,

TO HEIFON.IIII.E MANAURH8 ONLY. The nldesl Vaudeville and RurleHnne hnoss InMichigan. r>tal)llshed20 .tear*. Object for wishing to dispose of property, wsnt lo r«flr« rmm fhr>business. Address MHH. W . 11. SMITH,

N.tlce to Secretaries of FAIRS, CARNIVALS, Etc, Wanting a Sensational Ouldoir Act,

ll'DT AIIRIVKI) KHOM EUROPE,

THE GREAT BERTINI,ONE WHEEL SPIRAL ASCEHSIONIST.

' Wire or write, csre of W. STANTON, M E. utu SI., New York.

in pi, in i mm ^..,Oolumbus, Ohio,

OPBHBD SUNDAY, MAT 16. FOR A 8BABON OF 18 WXBKB,This Is ilie Plnest Amuaeuteial Park »rnl Sumra.r Tli.atr. In America, anil

PI«>-» all .he, Baal Aets In A'oii.l.v llle.asamwi-w, asasts

AT LIBERTT FOB OOIIIQ SEASON,

B. A.Johnsoni 20 y<ONLY.

ADVANCE. AOBNT.ears' experience. ONE of the best, not the

Week stands preferred. AddressNIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.

WANTED AT ONCE,flood Batch or Irish Comedian.Muif do good straights In acts. Willing to

work. Money sure, oilier people, write.BILLY SENRAB, csre Mlnnetonka Medicine Co.,

Abbotsford, Clark Co., Wis.

FOR SALE, Mill's Owls or Judges, $10each; Dewey's, 120 each; Kellar Bros.' MusicalsPucks, $25 each; Lious, tU each; Foxes,$12each;also Hoover Bros.' Newest Model Name Plate, 136.

NOVELTY WORK, 1008 D» Kalb Ave., B'klyn.N.Y.

WANTKD QUIOK,BAND AND ORCHESTRA,Male or Female. Wire WALLAOE-OILMOREAMUSEMENT CO., Oswego, N. Y.

HARRY THOMSON.A SPECIAL KRATUHK

AT PASTOR'S NEXT WEEK."Uncle 'Tom's Cabin" In Hebrew.

VflTTAJfl T »TiV UMLLIANT CORNET 80-lUlina liHUI, loist. presenting StrongCburavter Act of Specially, Invites offers, or llrst

t'lii SB management. Request for personal descrip-tion or photo, Ignored. A. C'., care of CLIPPER.

RARE PICTURESFROM LIKE,Artists' Studies,ilea titles, Etc.note or stamps.

achf, Munich I, Germany,loo small nnd two large ones, »1 note or stamps.

S.RECKNAOEL.NI '

WATOH Tl-tl

JACK T. RICHS BEKTIIA.

Second week and big hit on Flynn Park circuit.Signed for next season with rose sydkli/sLONDON BELLE BUItLKHt(UERH.P. S.-Regards to friends. UAI HAI HA'

Al large, a small comedian with a big act. Thefinder will he rewarded. A pleasant week withthe Hurry * Mackey Co. He of the old school.

Address Per Hunt*.

"Two Merry Tramps,"FIHST CUSS FI1IUT AIB JCTOBS, WITH SPECIALTIES.

All usual doable In hrna*. OOOO HO.VO AM) IIAIfCK OIIIHETTB. AddreaHBHEUlllAM WeVEWW, saw at Kevere ll.i.i.. . dill Alio. IleaVe

CARL. RUEIVIIIMOJuveniles, Repertoire or Stock.or

PALACE IIOTMa,, Cl.l. a„o.Ill.

AGENTe VEAIIS' RXPKIUEf<< Eand understand my IhisIiichi. thor-oughly solier and rt'llsblo. Last threoseusons alisad of Pltz Ac Wcbater's"A HreeZTTlmc." AT lelllBHTVJUNE 98. Guarantee lo mukegood ahead of any attraction.

At LibertyCEO. E. BROIM8DON, PORT HURON, MICH.

SSHHHI-

THE "WHIIFourth of .laly Week Open.

(TtlNOAddress

MIOK8."100 DKAUHOIIN AVE., UUUlMlf).

ssasmm

Waated, Picture lacblnei, Pllmi,Phonographs, Gramophone!, Records, MechanicalFignres and odd show goods, r"

Box »». Post Office. Phils... p»,

Open Time for Bepertoire Cos.

PAV1LI0H THKATRK, IT. I'LKIMli, RICH.NESHIT SCOVILLE. Manager.

AT LIBEHTY FOB 001116 SEASON,BABY OLIVE MARSTON, tot Parts and Special-lie*. Responsible Managers, address

OLIVE MAR9T0N, MM T.} lor St., Plllla., Pa.

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MAXAM A BIGHTS. Whealon. Minn.

Albert Wliittaker,AT LIBERTY for one night piece: Heavies,Old Man, some leads. Will buy Al wardrobe.

a.SEW STREET, AMSTERDAM. NJf.mm for Ani-mm.The l rest of work. M. B. BLOOM.Scenic Artist, h'>15 Third Ave,, New York City,

IN THE NEWMUSICAL NOVELTY, •THE CHOItt BOY."

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THEATRICAL LITHOGRAPH MOUNTINGSpecial Attention Given to Moiinting and Forwarding Lithographs for Lobby Display. Wrlle forprices. u. W. WADBWOHTH, ats, w. Milt Street, Sew York. Telephone. fSSfi, SSSmTMANAI4ERS ANU AOBNTeJ, follow III. .

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merry etowil lo Proctor's BU\ Street this week and see

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NEW YORK CITY.

ltevletv and Comment.—Tbe NewYuiik TtttUtm, HuitTio & Skamon'm MusicHam., and Hlheu's Munklm Jollied the list

of the closed houses June 2~>. During tin' weekwarm weather contributed It* quota towardInducing good attendance nt the ruof gardensunci other o|kti nlr rcsoi ts, while the few In-

door resorts icmuliilng open drew a fiilr

uliurc of tbc attendance At Man-hattan Reach "Tain's n reworks humgnruied Hie ^cgson Thursday evening, June-'' An nuiiiiDiicciuciit of Importance

during the week was that Frederick Thomp-son, i>f 'Jiionipsou .* Dundy, owners uf Luna1'aiik, Coney Inland, had signed contraetH

fur the cunslructlou uf a Inrge theatre andhippodrome building to he located at Sixth

Avenue and Forty -third Street Thecontinued attractions for the week endingJune 25 were : "PUT I raff ! ! Pouf ! !

!• at

the Cahiko, itnynioud Hitchcock, Id "TheYankee Consul," nt the Hboadway; Willie

Collier at the C'jiitkuium, "A Little of Every-thing" at Hie Akiual .(UMBMs, the J. S.

Dnss Orchestra at the Mauison Hquabb Haii-

i)i:x, and "The; Southerners" ut the NewY'puk, lue lust named closing on tbat date.

At l'Jiuc'i'uu'K Firm Avenue and One Hun-PBEU AND TWilNTr-Klmi BTUEKT TUUATIIEstack productions, with vaudeville betweenthe acts, continued.. . .At the West End thecompany presented "Josephine, Empress of

tjic French."..,.... Variety entertainmentmils fiirnlKlied at To n'y Fahthu'h, PauauihmOiiiDENH, 'the New Yuiik ltour Oaiiukn,Keith 'a iiMH StiUAm:, Pkuctoii'si Twen-Tiriuuo Htueet and Hmrnu & Heaiiun'hMi.sic Ham.. iIitjeu'h Museum presentedthe usual long list of ciirion, freaks andvaudeville.

Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre (J.Austin I-'yuos, general uiuuager).

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Ah aspecial feature this week Jameson Leo Fin-ney, assisted by Kalhryn Keys, presents anew Hue iici. f Jin v by Algernon Tassin, en-titled MA Fighting Chance." Mr. Finneymade lila vaudeville delmt at Proctor'ri OneHundred nud Tweuty-llflli Street Theatreearly In Hie afternonn of Juno 27, and tbetiappeared at. the li'lfth Avenue after tberegular stuck production. He will appearnt both houses during the week. In "AFighting Chance" he litis a good piece ofdruiiiiith: properly, for the little play Is outi if the general rut, Is bright and skillfullyHeated and holds one's Interest well. Itsprincipal character Is a man whom uilsfor-furtuue

.luis brought from a gentleman to a

hui'iik thief. He. enters n-ruoiu In a fine hotelwith the determination to loot It of lis

valuublcs during the ahscncu of the peoplewho . occupy it. Hut he encounters therea young woman who can give no satisfactoryrecount of tier presence on the scene, andlie concludes thai she Is on u par with him-

tin ryu conversation during which lie reads her aWell meant lecture, she tells hliu that sheIs an occupant of Hie hotel, und simply en-tered the iipiirtiiieiiU where they then weteto stealthily get the pattern of a dress shehud Hundred on the lady ut the place. Theend of the sketch hints at bis reform. Mr.Finney played with commendable effect, nudMls.-i Keys suggested the role she essayed thor-ough!) hot h In voice i<nd manner. The audienceplainly liked the players and their offering."Tim Ureal Unknown" was the play givenby the slock company, Vomer Clarges, Will-lace Krskluti, Lotta Llnthlcutil, Irfiretlalletily mid tbo others of the regular or-gaiiUiitlon coming in for full praise as tboresult of good work, Marlon Berg was anewcomer, and she played with such vi-vacity and i liana that she soon made tbeaudience her friends. Clarence Untidy-sides wits another newcomer who establishedhimself at i- as a favorite, unci Mathilda.IK'sbuii did reiuiirkiibly line work us the ner-vous, foolish dreuuior Atimihelle. The cast

:

Jorcmlilh Jimiiwuy, Verner ClargoH ; MedIhirriiiur. Wiillueo hlrskliie : The 0'I.*oih'll

lMu, Cliircucn lliiiiilysldcs ; Turn Froude,Wiu. Ilawley: Patrick, George Howell;Etuii, Marlon llerg ; Pansy. Lorcttu Healy

;

Anubelle Jarruwoy. 'Mathilda Deshnn ; AuntPenelope, Euiiuu Lutbrup ; Shirley. Murkit-trlck, Lottu Llntblcuni ; Miss Twitters, An-gela Kelr; Mile. Agathe, Mary Cecil. In

i The vaudeville bill were 1> Roy and Wood-ford, In their bright act; Marsh and Snrtella,with u capital offering In singing und danc-ing : iKirseh und KukscII, lit "At the Ittill-

-road CniHHlliBI" Fred Ward, In Monologue;lli.jil Ulsters, dancers; Flusslo Allen, come-dleiine ; Fred Htiiiworlli, coin and curd mani-pulator, and tlie kulutcfhuuscopc..

\<-iv York Theatre Hoof tinrileu(Klaw «t Mrhinger. tnuniigi-rs).—'I'ho thirdweek of this Summer season opened uusplclously Muuiiuy Ulght, Juuu 27. with u goodalteiiilanee and an excellent programme ofall vaudeville. The bill, us now arranged. Isii vast Improvement over the opening week.Holdover acts tor I Ills week lire: ltossrloGuerrero, lit n new iiuiitumlinlc sketch : HaltiH,'the lluiniiii Kneyclopiilhi ;" Iteillul and Ar-fliur, comedy jugglers : Wu.vburn'K Hirls nudJ-Jinniii l.'iirus. New I'eiitutes for the weekhit; Cujii. Webb's Heals and uen HiiIIk. thuFour liiikoim, Huinm llros., Howard llros..Juggling Mac Hans, laiuls tininat und lai

llelle lllanehe.Criterion Thrntre ft'linrles Fruhiiiiiu,

uianager).—Wllllaui Collier, In "Tbo Dicta-tor," entered upon his thirteenth, week June

I'urnillM- Hoof (inrdros (Oscar Hiim-liierslelu. inn linger).— The current billnames; IVwli. I he mysterious face; Chus.'i;.. Aldi'leh, I'iiiii Hpiidonl. Hill and Syl-van!, Wlll.v Zimmerman, the Sisters Gnsch,Collins und Hurl, ltlce and I'revosl, Techow'HIralncd euLs, Al. Walz and •'Furalfulla,"with ICIeunor Falk und chorus und Imllet.

tlitdlnoii Hiiuuro Unrden.—"lit Ltcaiitl-

lul Venice," J. S. Dnss and his MetropolitanOrclicstrii, uio now In their tlftll week.

Ilroiulwiiv Theatre (A. \V. Dingwall,luaniigeri.—Ituruioml Hllebcock, In "TheYiinkeo I'onsal, entered upon his nineteenthmid Inst week June 27. Tbo Iioiihu willclose for the rjuiuniur after Ihe pcrl'ormaucuJuly 2.

f'UNlno (Sum S. & l,ec Shuhert. tuunogci's).

-r&VUti Faff!! I'ouf!!!" Is uuw 111 ltd ihir-leeillh week.. Aerlnl Unrden (Klaw & Frliniger. man-iigori*).-:-"A Little of Krerytblug" Is uow luIts fourth week.Atlantic Unrden (W. Kramer's Sons,

managers).—The Messenger Hoy Trio, theNnhrcns, In u trnper.e net : Gormnn andWest, singing und dancing comedy duo; tboWilsons, colored comedv team ; Norma Sey-mour, voonllst, and the Hllte Lady Orchestraare the attractions for this week., iTius (ii'E.NiM, Anunm kbxt bbahon atHit! Knickerbocker Theatre will lie LuluHhlNCr, presented by Charles II. Hllllnghiiui,III a new euuiie -tiperu. "A Madcap I'rln-cchh." on Laliui' Hay, Sept. IS, Thu oihtii Is

by Ludivlg Fugluiulur und Hurry U. Spilth,mill the, libretto Is bused on Charles- Major'snovel. "When Knlgbtbood Was In Flower."Cham.es CAiiTWRiuiiT, an Kugllab aetor,

bus beau secured by Harrlsou Grey Flskcfor/the periitnnenl company which is" to sup-jibrt Mrs. ran tit the Manhattan Theatrenext 620800.

Tnrononit H.inr.r.MAVN, forrncrlr sMge til-

recior of Hie Mctropoilton Hpvra House, will

tail hit BUIPM til Juuu 30,•• •-..- -^

. I'ror tor's Twenty-third Street The-atre (J. Austin I'yues, general manager).

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Dorothy Itutsell, daughter of Lillian Bussell,beads the bill this week, and on June 27 sbesung several numbers In a pleasing and ef-fective voice, making unite a success, JosephYnrrick, with his magic kettle, Is still a du-ll net triumph here, where his engagementhas now run Into Its fifth week. Mason andFrauds, !n their capital sketch, with sing-lag ami dam-lug. made the favorable Impres-sion. which tnelr merits entitled them to, andKatie Ilismey's act was well liked. CharlesII, l.HwIor and daughters presented somedescriptive mugs In imhiue and most asree-able manner, and Fred Ward, late of Fieldsand Ward, brought forth as Ills bid for recog-nition a single, act which bnd many pointsof merit. Others on the bill are: Ualgbtand Deane, In "A Pair of Trousers;" Itlcb-uril Haven, In original musical novelties;Myers and Itosu, disc nianliiulators ; Jan. )V.Teed and Mollle Ijizeii ana company. In aneccentric Herman sketch, colled "A Scandal-ous Affair." which contained good features,and was. well presented: Imperial ComedyFour, singers, and M. J. Kelleher, baton jug-gler. The kslatechuoscope continues.

Keith's Theatre (L. F. Albee, generalmanager).—As tbe climatic conditions werefavorable the regular Monday patronsoccupied their accustomed places on June27. and enjoyed the entertaining bill pro-vided by the management with n .fairdegree of comfort. Tbe bill is notableibis week in the cugiigeoicnt of BarneyUlliuore and John Leonard, who haveagain Joined bands, after some years of sepa-ration, lu their "sidewalk conversation"they became favorably known as "Ireland'sKings." and for years were the leaders Intheir line of work. Their act. scored strong-ly on Monday, and their reception was cor-dial in the extreme. The remainder,of thehill Is III keeping with the headllncrs, andincludes : Doluu und Lenburr, who alwaysplease In "A High Toned Burglar:" HarryLa itoso and Co., presenting a new comedi-etta, entitled "Tin; Sailor and the Horse,"very successfully ; Stanley and Wilson, Intheir excellent comedy, "Before. . tbe Ball :"

tbe Schenk Bros., novelty acrobats ; theKxposltion - Four (Three Alexander Bros,and Jos. B. Brady), comedians and vo-calists; Ladell and Buttcrwortb, In ec-centric n nd buck dancing; Spenser Kelly,one of the best baritone vocalists of tbe day ;

tloldsmlth and Hoppe. musical comedians andxylophone experts: Al. Lawrence, an accompushed mimic and story teller; the AlphaTrio. In an original skit, "The Bell Boy'sTip:" Hayward and llayward, presentingtheir singing and dancing comedietta, "IsMarriage a Failure V" tire UeynoJds-WatsonCo., which entertiilncil ndmlrnbly In a roaringfarrelet, entitled "Tbo Art of Selling a Tvpe-writer,'' und closing, with tbe American 'bio-graph, which displayed several new pictures.

1'itstor'n Theatre (Tony Pastor, mana-ger).—J. .Hover West and Ida Van Slcklenhead an excellent bill here this week, -pre-senting, for the first time nt Mr. Pastor'stheatre, their new musical skit, entitled "The.Musical Uymnssium." It is cleverly ar-ranged to Introduce several musical features,und is beyond doubt tbe best vehicle thiscouple has had In which to display tbclrspecial talent along musical and comedyl'lics. The new act scored a merited success.Klvlra Francclll and Tom Lewis are an extraattraction of tbe bill, and In Mr. Lewis' newnet, "Tbe Ballykoo," they present one of thesurest novelties seen this year In our vaude-ville bouses. The act hi played before theirown droii, which represents a side showtent, with Mr. Lewis as tbc "barker." Hislines afford much laughter, -while vocal-Isms by himself and Miss Fruncclll, alsosongs nud dances by John Dale, givethe uc.t strength and uniqueness uswell. Also listed in the bill for the .weekare the following excellent specialties: Kesriand Violet Allen, la "The Sign Painter;"Jus, F. Casey and Mnggle Le Clair, in "TheIrish Tenants;" Bennett and Lulu Mitchell,In u neat dancing act ; the Marvelous i.i-

Pages, expert jumpers; Misses Alexander andHoffman, singers nnd dancers ; Gray and Gra-ham, musical comedians): the Fruser Trio,cliurucUr dancers : tbc Esber Sisters, In songsand dances ; l-',d. Marvelle und Alice Gleason,lu "Brother Tom's Frleud ;" Byrne and West,presenting "An Kvenlng Cnll," and the Ameri-can Yltngraph.

.Insti'ii M. Weiikii, formerly of Weber &Fields, announced last week that he hudformed a partnership Willi Florence KlcgteldJr., lo put on ut the Mush: Hull known usWeber & Fields', productions similar In char-acter to those given there in the oust. AnnuHeld will be ono of the stars of tbe new com-pany and Harry Morris, of burlesque fame,will pluy. opposite to Mr. Weber In Germandialect roles. Aubrey Rouclcault will phtyleading straight roles In the company. Whenreopened, tbo last week In September, thehouse will be known as the Weber MusicHall. IOilgnr Smith will write the new pro-duction. Tbo music ball Is undergoing -ex-tensive alterations, und there will be manychanges in the house when it is reopened luSeptember. The old Doors have been re-moved, and new ones are being piit In. Newchairs throughout will lepluce the old ones,wider and nioro comfortable than tbe formerseats. Tbo space between the rows Is to nnseveral Inches wider. All the draperies willlie new, and Ihe bouse will 1h> redecorated Inold rose, us before. The dressing rooms iirolo be rebuilt and mudu larger, und thu the-atre made as llreproof us possible.When Unbico Caudso Is heard at the Met-

ro'iolltun Opcru House next Winter, HeinrlcbCourted will glvu him ii supporting companyconslstlfig throughout of Italian singers. Itwill be part of the largo company, but withinthis troupo will lie n complete Italian organi-sation for Mr. Caruso's support.

1". D, Shaw has been appointed New Yorkrepresentative of the Llfe'ogruvuro Company,of l,n Crosse, Wis. Mr. Shaw Is well knownlo the profession as business uianuRcr forHubert Mantell nud other well known stars,anil also us an old time circus general agent.

Till) kt ham Lit Guam i Kri'uiti.ie, I runs-formed Into ii floating roof gurdeu, will bc-

f:lu ber trips for the season uu Sunday eveu-ug, July ;:. . .

Harlem.—Al the West Kud (George A.Illuutenthiil manager), owing to tbe con-tinued success of tbo present offerings thishouse will vemulii open for another week,the company presenting "Hedda G abler" atall tbe evening performances nnd "Camilla"lit I bo matinees.

PnocT-w'H Oxk HuNonrn axd Twkntt-mm Btmebt TiuiA'iiiri (J. Austin Fynes,general manager).—"Cooti Hollow." one ofthe liesl of Southern melodriimus. Is the of-fering of thu stock company. It. abounds inInteresting Incidents, with it great display ofscenic pictures. The house waa well hlledJune 2i. and thu production was satisfactoryIn every respect. The vaudeville -contribu-tors vver? as follows, nnd helped materiallyto unmet ; .1. Worrell Kenne. CharlotteHiivetmcrorr. Fmereon nnd Stone.

Notk.— lliirtlg k Seainnn's Music llnll

closed for the season Juuu -*1.

Ilrooklyn.—At Manhattan Heacli Dc WolfHopper and his company will be heard foranother week lu "Wang." Business for thepas', week wiih excellent. Herrmann, themagician, gives his exhibitions lu ii>uncflhuiwild Ibo couccris of the Tweuly-.tblrd Hegl-ineut Band In thu itflurnnous, und the com-iiiuntloii proves u very fruitful, one. ThusiK'ctuclo that Pain bus produced for thisSmiiiiier's attrnetlon promise* to be the mostattractive of the many be has already giventhere. Decatur, nnd the sea fighters of bygonedays will be recalled to mind through spir-ited representations on- the immense stage ofthe open nlr theatre of the stirring eventswith which their unuics haTO been handeddvivu la cmntiiju .. _._„_^._

Bbioutom : Bjjlcu.—In the Music Hall(Wm. T. Grover, manager) some excellentvaudeville attractions arc being presentedweekly. Many uf the beadtlners that havebeen seen In Manhattan will be seen hereduring tbe season- The low price of admis-sion should attract those who visit the beach,and crowded houses should rale tbe enUreseason. Jessie Mll'.wurd, tbe English actress,is the beadllner of tbe current week, in 'DieQueen's Messenger." Other prominent actsnrc by tit-urge Bunlfiicc Jr. nnd Bertha Wulx-Inger. In "Tbe Woiiuin Who Hesitates Is

Won:" 1-M. F. lieyaard, veutrllotpilst ; Smithand t'smjibvll, Barry and Holvers, und tbeBelleclalre .acrobats; Bertha Stanley, andGeorge Hay l'lillllpa. Tbe - vllugruiib hasseveral foreign pictures for this week.

Iikkami.axd.—The vaudeville and circusacts remain about tbe same., except thattbe Four Bard Brothers succeed tbe FourLukens. tubers are: Alexander Seabertand his donkey, luck Vrooinan, shoot-ing tbe chutes on a bicycle : Howard andLuellltn, on the h gli win-, und MelvilleHoward, 111 his slide for life, are presentedon one silde of tbe big tower. 'Die vaude-ville presented here -Is received by large,enthusiastic gatherings. This week's bill Is

as follows: The Golden Gate Quartet, Haleand Francis, Sisters Howard, Artie Hall,Tascot, coon shooter, and the- Barlows.- onthe breakaway ludder. The numerous, otherattractions, such uh tbe Fall of Pompeii,lighting .the Flumes, Traveling ThroughSwitzerland. Canals of Venice, Bostack s,

the Midget City, and Andrew Mack's Hsblngpond Dnd plenty uf good entertainment forthe crowds- Tbe dunce ball on tbe pier is onent the-cooleset places In the enclosure, and It

has attractive features for tbe lovers ofdancing.

Lum Park (Thompson & Dundy, owners).—Tbe average of attendance . here hi abouturj.UOO dally. The circus In the trl-rlngs is

watched by many. This week the bill Is:Nazndo, human monkey; Slg. Spessardy'stroupe of Kusslan trained bears, the FiveFlying Herberts, Hobert Stlckney Jr., bare-back somersault equestrian; Mono. Venello'sboxing horses, the Zoellers, aeriallsts ; t lie

Kittamuras Japanese Troupe, Zclvardo, lad-der expert: Joslc Ashton, bareback eques-trian ; Carlos and Sllverton, on unsupport-ed ladder > and Invisible wire ; George Ber-nard, aerial contortionist : Louise De Mottand her cake walking horse. Initio : SenorDomingo, Spanish web expert, and Mile.Alexandrine and her two high jumpinghorses in a tandem menage. This enclosurerepresents forty-live acres of sbowdom, andintense amusement is enjoyed. Fire andFlumes exh'bitlun Is a rood reproduction ofwhat might be n burning of a city block,showing the ape t bod of lighting a Are andlife saving. Twenty thousand leagues underthe sea, via. submarine boat, Is a realisticspectacle In itself, with Its sea plants, anda trip to the North pole. The streets ofIndia is said to be an exact reproductionof a street scene In. Delhi, with dancing der-vishes, snake charmers, jugglers, acrobatsand Nautcb girls. Here Is a great elephantfarm. The Durban of Delhi la still popularin all its sumptuousness and glitter. Warla hell Is a thrilling presentation of warin Its most Interesting form,- with all theeffectiveness and sypectaclar features.

Hlndebson's Music Hall (F. B. Hender-son, manager).—The usual big bill Is pre-sented here with - new comers, such as:Zava and Stetson, Jeannettc Brooks, Satsumu,May Trado, Irving Jones, Morris and Boweu,Murpby and Brown, Ford and Wilson, Mar-cus and Gartelle, Garden and Sommcrs,Wangdoodle Comedy Four, Nice and Coy,the' Four Webbs, Uoatlno and Stevens, Al.Treloar, :iud Mosber, Houghton uud Mosber.

Beikjkk Beach.—The free vaudevillewhich Is given in the Casino Is attended bynin ii v who visit this seaside resort

Watson's Cos: v. Coiinkb (W. B. Watson,manager).—Musical extravaganza, entitled"The Female Beauty," which enlists the ser-vices of such people as Cissy Grant, NellieSylvester and Elsie Leslie, Is on this week.In the vaudeville arc Garnold and Adams,Archie and Croker, and Ella Shields."Xora—Manhattan Beach will have Crea-

tore and bis band, which created such Inter-est ut the Orphcum here, for all of next week,

«»»MOW YORK STATE.

lliifTiilu—At tko Star Theatre (WalterS. Baldwin, uuiunger) "Tbo Two Orphans"Meek uf -lime 2*. including lu tbe cast:William Faruum, Lucia Moore, Laura Al-berta, L'mlly Melville, H. Percy Mcldon,stage director. "Hoodmon Blind" was mostcapably acted and this good old melodramafound all of its old friends and hundreds ofnew ones. "Barbara Frlelchle" next week.

Convention Hall (H. L. Mecch, mana-ger).—Creatorc's Band returns July 11 tor afortnight. Tbc ten weeks projected Summeropera has been abandoned, owing to senti-ment against sale of liquors.

I.Y'T.rM Tmkatiib 1 .1. Lnughllu, manager).—Antonio Malorl nnd blB Italian companypresented "Fruncesea du Rimini" 25.

Lai'.iyktti: TsUUTM (Cbas. M. Bngg, urn li-

nger).—Vuder the direction of James M.Rrennin there are appearing this week:Lizzie li. Ituymuud. Willie und Kdllh Hart,Churles Watson, OtU Xeser, and the stock,entitled the Henry Iliirlesnuers. Summerbusiness lias been well iniiiiitiiiiied.

.Siiiu'H g.vupln Tiii^vruH.—John C. Flsh-er°K ChHiupugue Dauce. John Mason, UvaCruii, Lva Allen, Kltunmra's JupnuesoTroupe, Burton nud Brooks, Stanley andUruckmun, Blrdlo Fowler, and Doberty a poo-dles constitute this week's programme.

Ini.i;\viLii l'Ai.K (B. M. Garfield, manager).—Tliti seagull opened most auspiciously 25,and It looks us though the good old dpwu-tbe-river days have returned. Thu Inauguralt liealn bookings iiielnded : Wynu and Hart,Guff Phillips, Anlctu Fsmoud und Brothers.

Ailli.KTli: Pabk (Hobert F. Wulter, gen-eral tuunagrr).—In. the park ure now Beencreation, uierry-go-rouud, Ferris wheel, Karro'sIllusions, circle swing, trip to Mars, punytrack, Kuttenjammer castle. Madam Schull'sperforming Huns, dully band- concerts, ye Ohiomill, bouse of trouble, cave ut the winds,Duule's Inferno, etc. In the theatre: St.CliiP- and Carlyle, Juck Brown und LllllsnWright, Antrim and Peters, Princess Cblu-(inlira, Ellsworth and Hurt, Censor's dogshow. Hilda Thomas and Lou Hall were bigsuccesses last week.

Notes.—Contractu for the new KeithTheatre, ou Main Street, near ChippewaStreet, will lie let this week BuckskinBill's Wild West closed Its season at Erie,Pa., IiisI week, anil disposed of Its stock.

Most of the features und concessionsnt the big Atbelctl-j Park uro now running,mining the most successful being the FigureKlghi coaster (which cannot take cure ofall Its customers), the Helter Skelter andthe theatre Treasurer Davis, of theAcademe, Is the recipient of a large bci|ueut.

It Is announced that the Star will'gain replace the Trek us the scene of thehigh class syndicate productions next sen-son, the Autumn tour of "The Rogers Broth-ers in Paris" beginning here, as usual. Aug.2l>, preceding their appearance In Octoberat the new lv law & F.r In tiger Liberty Thea-tre, New York Walter S. Bulilwln Isnegotiating for the Teck lease Thenurk nnd river attractions are having amust successful run of patronage tbls year....... Vaudeville and nightly band concertsure leutiires nt the Nlugurn Fulls Interna-tional. .... .The llargrave Hallruml Showspay their annua! visit to TbiiHwandn 14.. ..

The Fontaine-Mauley Tent Carnival at Ni-agara Falls. Out., 20-2(1. Diet with fair suc-cess Charlie Bowe and others nre ntHI. Louis.

NOTICEaaent and touching tribute to Els DemonStony beautiful floral offerings decoranCitoe casket, and the funeral was very lurgeitattended.

Til AnUERTIQFR^, ^'n^T^v^^r^^iIII AUVtnliOtno. ^is.%^«°s!£r btt*" T^PKH dated July n, shall reach this office not later Stock Co. Buslnees has been fair "Thethin Saturday, July 2, If possible. ^uck *W »nd Quena" were the bills 20-

— - : ' ilinBHiDa Park Casiko (L. W. Rlchardtproved so successful that It will be extended manager).—Bill week of 19 Included: fourthree weeka. "The Man from Mexico" was Bunia, Belle Stewart and Dave F, Flu-lb-the pluy Juno 20 and week, and Tom Wise bons, Wells Boyer and company, a pwas tbe star. A generous attendance all the Langan, Mazuz and Mazett, Inez Mecusker'week spoke well for the production. "Secret Wesson, Walters and Wesson, Gllmour sail

Service 27-21). and "The Senator" 30-July 2. LatourWallace's Show will play here July 13.

Servli..Pkoctob's Theatkh (Howard Graham,

resident manager).—This favorite theatre

was well tilled all the past week, when the

Btock uppeared in "Pink Dominoes," pre-

ceded by a curtain raiser, "Only a Joke,tcellent during tbe Sunefforts are. made . to

Bay City.—At the Wenona Beach ParkCasino (L. W. Richards, manager) the lot-

5J oF£MC>"w«trH,^ a?tt""«11 l „i >- Boyer and company. In "Tbe Sheriff and the

Electbic Pabk had a good vaudeville WaU,i"T

Bcm,

,le "ewart and Dave FlUgibbon,

allow fn the rustic theatre. The people in- * r»Dk La Mondue, and the klnetoscope. The

Snded : MIMs'and Iteymond. A 'oVuncan, c^^fT $%W&* V^Mtt*anu loH*' the talking parrot.

f ju|y . AttracUons are to be fuinlshejby tbe Capital Ajnuaement Co.

i

Grand Rapids.— At tbe New Powers(Hurry 8. Sommers & Co., managers) Rich-ard Mansfield June 2a.

Rochester,—At the Lyceum Theatre (M.K. Wolff manager) large audiences were de-I'.ghtcd week of June 20 by "The MysteriousMr. Bugle," In which the entire stock com-puny appeared to particular advantage. TheTeaulnrcorneddone

raJae, Fr^' TTSenT Wm"Wmbson7and"neien L OoDrBoy's Slaimbb Pavilion (Chas. God-

Wnre. Week of 27, "The Idler." *"»y. manager).—Coming week of 26: Shan-

National. Tubatub (Max Hurtlg, roana- non and Dixon, Lester and Lester, Wells,

ger).—"Uaxel Klrke" was on pust week. Boyer and tympany. Three Troubadours, Geo.

Jessie Bonstelle gained additional laurels V. Balnea and company, and Mile. I.nplna.

by ber portrayal of the Utle role. A. H. ' •

Stuart, especially engaged for tbls produc- Kslamaioo.— Casino Park (Balrd ktlon, gave a powerful and forcefnl study Dakln, managers) Is meeting with unlnter-.18 Dunstnn Klrke. Tbe others of the com- rupted success, large and thoroughly pleasedany were well coat. Wm. H. Dean, the stage audiences attending nightly. The programme

director, deserves a word of praise for the offers some very- One vaudeville acts. Theway tbe stage settings were arranged. Week roster Includes tbe Millard Brothers. Shaa-of 27, "Incomar." non and Dixon, the Tbree Evans Children

Iiakeii Tiiratiie (J. E. Boyle, manager), and others.

-

—The Davis-Boyle Stock Co. put on "Re- Manistee Oias. M. Southwell, managersurrectlon week of 20 Owing to the sud- ot tne Orchard Beach Caslnq, left Manisteeden Indisposition of Ellta Proctor Otis her recently for New York. City, to arrange forrole was token on a moments notice by attractions for the Perk Casino, and also tuAnna Laylog, who continued throughout tbo complete his bookings for the Harasdell The-enUre week. Her work deserved particular ntrc for next geason. rrhe uamgdell will be

dark until Aug. 1, when It will open with"Qulncy Adams Sawyer" as tbe attraction.

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CONNJECTICDT.

mention. Wm, C. Holden was satisfactoryand ail the members of the company acquittedthemselves with credit Owing to the ex-tens've alterations that have to be made In

this bouse before the opening of tbe regularseason. It was decided to close the seasonof tbe stock tympany at the conclusion of Bridgeport—At Poll's Theatre (Joseph"Resurrection.' The house will reopen, thor- Crlddle. manager) "Northern Lights}' JuieouEbly renovated, about Aug. 22. -

Cook Opeba House (J. H. Moore, mana-ger).—"The Still Alarm'" was well done bythe stock the past week. Bert Lytell, AdoraAndrews and other members were well castWeek of 27, "The Galley Slave."Ontario Beach Pabk (Jno. J. Collins,

manager).—Garromone's Band concludes Its

engagement June M. Powell's Sixty-fifthRegiment Baud begins a week's stay July 1.

The intense beat drives thousands of pleasureBeekers to this popular resort.

Notes.—Signer Antonio Malorl. Italiantragedian, visits us night of 27, giving oneperformance at Flt/hugb Hall, presenting"Franceses da Hlinlul," supported by bis owncompany of Italian actors Fred A. Gug-gcnhelmcr June 27.

20-25, played to good business. "The Belie

of Richmond" 27-july 2. "The Favor of the

King," an adaptation from the .French, byGeorge Porter, of this city, a Brown Univers-ity man, will be presented for the first tine

week of July 4. It will be given by the

Poll Stock Co. New York managers are ex-

pected here to see tbe presentation.Pleasure Beach (Joseph V. O'Brien,

manager).—BUI for week of 20 played to

good business. Booked for 27: MildredKenneld, vocalist; the Sanford Sisters,

musical team : Dawson and White. In ablack face sketch ; Carsmorc nnd Florence,

comedians, and Faustina, ballet dancer.Notes—Henry U. Jennings, of Jcuniuirs

fc Graves, .of the Hartford Opera House,

who is a resident of this city, is engaged ut

tiresent in supervising tbe construction of

lis new theatre in New Britain. Tbe Hart-I'Jlmlra.—The last of Elmlra's theatreswas destroyed by lire on tbe morning of "ford manager's "are also Improving tbe HartJune 24. The Lyceum aud Auditorium were ford house and spending some $0,000 it

biiniL-d last March, and now the pretty Sum-mer theatre nt Horlck's Glen Park Is nothingbut a heap of blackened ruins. The flre.start-ed at 5 o'clock In the morning, just after thedeparture of the night watchman, and Is be-lieved to have been of Incendiary origin. Thetheatre was the property of the KltnlruWater, Light nnd Railroad Co. The loss is

estimated at if 13,000. At a meeting heldsoon after the Arc, It was decided to rebuild

la

altering and changing the Interior of the

rathskeller in connection with It.— «»TENNESSEE.

Nashville At Glendnle Casino (V. CAlley, manager) never in the history uf '.hH

place bus it seen sucb attendance as duringtbe week of June 13, for the Confederate

the theatre at ouce. While It is In tbe course Veterans' Reuuluu brought thousands to theof erection a huge tent will be placed lu the city, and pleasure resorts were taxed to theirglen, and the performances of the Manbal- capacity. Standing room at the Casino wastan Opera Co., which have met with soch sold nightly. Tbe week of 20 bad strongpronounced success, continued. It Is thought card, and good business was done nightly.that the theatre can be made ready for oc- Phil and Carrie Russell, Demonde and Dlns-enpnncy In at least thirty days. Last week n,ore , John Cartwell, Mllo Vegge, Young and•The Little Duke' was enthusiastically re- Brooks, in Illustrated songs, and the vita-

celved. Manager Herbert Salinger, of the graph made up the bill.Munhattnn^Opera Co., and members of the Notes.—Prof. Frank Fuestel will take thecast, lout their wardrobes, the total value of leadership of the Casino- orchestra. Prof,wblch Is estimated at $1,500. . Fuestel hmi apeurcd In vaudeville the pastEldkiwie Park (Enoch Little, manager), season, ns Musical Fuestel, playing many—A tiudevlllo wus Introduced here last week comedy and harmonious Instruments -

for the nrst time lu u number of years. The jtudolph Mt.hl returns u> this country uboutpai-formaiiccs were largely attended, and the j„iy 4, Hnd takes his old position with theseason promises to be one which will glad- jjaslno orchestra. Ho has been on u visitden the managerial heart. Those who closed25 were: Doyle uud Granger, Lambert andPierce, Ramsey Sisters, and Harry Brown.This week's bill Includes: The Brownings,the Mitchells, the Great Ucywood, and Arm-strong.

Rialto T'HKATBH (F. W. McCunuull, man

Casino orchestra,tu the fuUic-rluud.

Memphis—At Hopkins' East End I'ork

(A. B. Morrison, manager) the high prude

uC -uniusemont offered uttcacts gratifying

audiences. The programmo for week of Juae

«,-,,. 1 pmsniiii 1. fur week of 'wi-'vUn 'M Included: Ueorge Wilson, Smith aaa

TS'SSHSS^Am^m^wl ™'«v, «•""?„, "dfer

„v ^d "coS:man, Alice MacVlcur, Stae Lawrence and «*•"! Brou;. -Myles McCarthy and cenpauy.

Minulc Grimvlllo. Business Is good.Another 'attraction was added » lag «g

Queen City Gaudens (M.C Sullivan. &YtorU^.Cnt

J!

,

.i.i

,

hS^^MVai^muuiigcr).—Will II. Fields, who made micli ?

ke.Ucr

' from whJ,:n considerable tua

derived.

IOWA.

a success last week, Is retained 27 and weekOther entertainers arc: Ford and Yokes.Kdwurd Walsh, Wood aud Stone, und FredHobbs. Business, continues up to the stuud-ard"

,Davenport Rlugliug Bros.' Shows tame

lfi.-n \t n.s M„i„.n teh„„ t»„ /rk-„n tu extrnnrdiiiarlly large audiences June l».«J ,,cn '

—

At l"° Majestic Iheutre (David und-suMsnp,i nVet Tthe most criticalEldred. manager) the Davls-Hoyle Stock Co. Notes ^ThemaAoruf the city has or-enntnil«a tn no^V tl,« hnnsn of «,„.!, ~>«. . « l

yl =s '—-IIS _UmyUr UI _IUB UW _»"".t .,|

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MICHIGAN.

of pleasing excellence. Mr. Davenport, sithough new to vaudeville, aeored a distinctsuccess here. Miss Cogblan's sketch, "TheAce of Trumps," was a dramatic and effectivelittle piece, and took wall with the audience.She was ably supported by Lynn Pratt. Otherentertaining numbers on tbe bill were : Fred-crick Brothers und Burns, Ernest Uogan,John nnd Bertha Gleason, Fred Houlihan,the Merrills, Tlco and Jermon, and Frunz-inuthcN and Lew's. Attractions for- week of27 : Mnzux and Maxettc, Joslc and WillieBurrows, Cluyiun White and Mario StuartCo., Orvllle nud Frank, Amelia Summcrvllle,-Credo and Dure, Murk Sullivan. Vernon, nasitin* American kliielugruph, showing "Tin:Great Train Rubbery."

Note.—Tbe fuurral of the lalu John 'J'.

Sullivan, who died In New York Citv Sun-ray evening, June 19, took place at SI.Peter's Episcopal Church on Wednesday.June 22. The Detroit Lodge of Elks, <>r

nounccs tbat the Orpheum- will be rcmoiieiea

aud changed to suit the new ordinance, sua

Will be opened again In about six weeks.

The Auditorium no«

Summer vauae-

beglnnlng Junecomedians; >>;

>-... nuwui.i>o, lllustratea

songs,; Hurdle Langdon, coon sboutcr, ana

Edison moving pictures. - - - - • -

Ubntbv Bnos.' Show, No. 1, was here June

24.-:"

The Babnum & Bailei Show Is due Aug.

31. .'

- 4«» —— Notes from the Waish Stock Co., now

playing Fairmount Park, Woodstock, 9Bt'.i„»

i-ort doing excellent business since locatiDK

there. Tbe roster of the company Is :Eugene

Powers. Chas. Mortimer, Elmer Buffbam. 1*ward Hayes, Joe Foley, Fred Allen. Anto-

nctto Amey, Dollle De Vyne, Isabella Cllntoo

nnd Baby Frances.

Albany.—At Harraaous Bleecker Rail (H.R.. Jacobs, mtnagerl the Summer season ofotpek, by Uu Elugu0D.-Cgur.ena7. Co., bas

•' IM IW.VU X\D ST. LOUIS

LIMITED.'' .

Five trains s day from New Vo'r*

tn rinrlnnnti nud Hi. Louis by the

which the decoded iinl long been "a"mem'-iNeu' York Central, luclndlng; "Tb"ber, took charge of the remaiDS at tbe ceme- ii—,,' j, „ ,„„8 „' K^-, v«iir at 6«Utcry. Mayor Mayhnry, of whose bible class

limit**," ie«vm» new Torlt at u

deceased had beeu a member, paid an do- P. M.—Adi. --'

Jttiy 2. THE 1X&W ' fOBS aLltPJLER.1

437

= SCISSORS TO GRIND? LET ME CALLYOU SWEETHEART ONCE AGAIN

llV IlluCOtllpoScrof "Any Rags'"»nd In to winnnt big.,

NW

by ARTHUR J. LAMB ami CHRIS, sunn (Smith and Bowman). ni;f hkd.Copies and Orchestrations to professions steading up-to-date Programmes.

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PRETTYMAMIE CLANCYt, A e An Irish Wmi/. Hong, by CHAM. HllAOKl-'oRB. clever.

IVIY JAPANEE -llv H. (II H.HON (-(KlK

Knadin's PopularCom posit.

ORCHESTRA LEADERS, send 10 cents for professional Orcbeatratlon, with piano ace. to "SoLssors to Grind." WALTER JACOBS, 167 Tremont St., .Boston, Mass.

ILLINOIS.

I'eorln.— Gentry Bros.' very excellent

enow drew big audiences June 17, 18, andgave excellent satisfaction. During the after-

noon show, 17, Otome, one of the members ofi be Kltitmura Troupe of Japs, fell thlrty-

lire feet while attempting tbe slide down anIncline wire. No bones were broken, butthere Were many bruises sustained.Wbast'S TBkatm) (C V. Biirtson, mana-

gerl.—Most satisfactory business here.' Com-ing week of 27 : The Robins, Murray andClayton, Avery and Healy.

Jacobs' Thkatbk (A. J. Jacobs, manager).—Business la excellent. Coming week of 27 :

lllmm, Bomm and B-r-r-r, Three Rays, O. F.Kocknflold.Stonk Hill Garden (Frank Grave, mana-

gers—Business Is very satisfactory. Comingweek of 27, tbe stock company, In "A Wo-man's Sin."Cmpk.—Charles R. Baker, press repre-

sentative and rlgbt bower of Gentry Bros.'Shows, was kept very busy 17, 18, renewingMid acquaintances In tbls city.

4 »DEATHS IN THE PROFESSION.

ttliib the Bill Posters. Olorld of Plavers.

Cf.ua I.ooan Connelly, playwright, diedln> New York City on June lb, In the HermanHospital. She was one of the Logan girls,

and was very well known, being a sister ofi iiu-i! and Klixa Logan, and daughter of Cor-nelius A. Logan, a well known and popularauthor, actor 'and manager over fifty yearsago. Celia Logan was born in PhiladelphiaIn I8."4, unit nin.de Iter tlrst appearance on tbesinge Mnrch 0, 1*!»2, for her sister Kllzu'sl.eii. lit, us ilermlule, In "I«ve's Hnrrltlce," atthe Chestnut Street Then I re, Philadelphia.In December, 1H.VJ, she was married to Con-rad K. Clarke, from whom she was shortlyafterward divorced. She visited Knrope InIS.'iT, und mi Fep. 17, iW», was married toMiner K. Kellogg, an American painter, InParis. She appeared la London with sonicsuccess under tbe tutelage of Chariest Rende.In 1K«>.1 she returned to Amerlru, ami la De-cember, 1H.U5, she left Kellogg, mid made herreappearance lu London; ling., at the LyceumTheatre, Kept. 12, 1H68, as Lady Anne InKoothrnyd I'nlrcloiigh's Hlchnrd. She returnedIn America In 18H9, uud was married to JamesA. Connelly, newspaper writer and author.Cells Logan was the author of several plays,

add wrote for a number of magazines, con-tributing short stories and poems, and shealso wrote several books. Her Ant play,"Rose," was originally acted In Han Fran-cisco. Col.. In 1874. Her next productionwas "An American Marriage," first acted luProvidence, R. I., and afterwards played inNew York City, Feb. 28, 1884, at the NewI 'ark (now the Herald Square) Theatre, un-der (be title of "Thar Man." Agnes Booth,BIJou Fernandez,, Burton Hill uud RachelBiHitb were in Ibe cast.

br.ssu: Gkhmon (Mrs. Louis J. Monica),na actress, riled at her home In lltcksvllle,

N. Y., '.on June 22, from consumption, afteran Illness of over a your. She was forty-fouryears of age, and was born In New York City.Mr-, Monica: was for twenty-live years onthe stage, appearing under her maiden nameof Bessie Gerraon." Her first professional ap-pearance was-made when she was Ave yenrsof age, at 'which time she made her debut withl-.'dwln Booth, In "l'rlnce. Richard." Duringher career she 'created over twenty-five char-acter.-!, while with the McCiill Opera Co., JohnStetson, John K. Owens, Joseph Jeffersonand the Casino Company, uppearing Incharacter and soubrettc roles. She hadthe leading character In Bartley Camp-bell's "Siberia," when it was first pro-duced at the Fourteenth Street Theatre,New York, and played Little Buttercup Inthe first Pacific coast production of "Pina-fore," at tbe Alcusar Theatre, San Fran-cisco, Cat., In which company were Alice(late?, Kmelle Melville and Win. Seymour.Her Inst professional appearance was modent Madison Square Garden, New York, la1800, under James Morrissey. She was mar-ried to Louis J. Monica, an opera, singer. In1888. She Is a grandnlece of Joseph Jeffer-son, and her grandmother, Jane Germon, anuiU time actress, is now over ninety years.Her husband and four sons, Henry, Jean,ltaub and Leopold, survive her. Intermentwas In Plain Lawn Cemetery, Ulcksvllle, N.1'., June 24.

Mrs. Rose Kellf.t, who, with her hus-band, Joseph T. Kelley, formed the vaudevilleteam of Kelley and ltdec, died In Mnultobu,Canada, June 21. aged thirty-two years.She was born lu Delaware, ()., but did not

* enter the profession until about five yearsago. In 11)01 she was married to JosephT. Kelley and, with Ibc exception of one sea-t-on with the Myrkle & Harder Stock Co.,(he team has since appeared In vaudeville.

llAimv Netter, aged thirty-five years, nGerman comedian. Formerly with Ward &Vokes and otber organizations, came to anaccidental death nt Oklahoma City, Ukla.,on June 16,Biu.t Pabdo,- an aerial performer, whose

name in private life was William Sklilln,

was killed nt Rochester, N. Y.. Sunday night,June 10. His body was found on the N. Y.C. It. R. track, near tbe crossing, where heIs supposed to have been struck by the train.He played in the West for the past six years,and had been connected with Williams' Com-edy Co, and other organizations. The re-mains were sent to his home at Canastota,X. Y., by his father.Fredbbick Field Bullard, an organist

and composer, died In Boston, Mass., June24, from pneumonia, aged forty years, Hiswidow and one son survive him.

Ci.kment Bcott, the well known Englishdramatic critic, died In London. Eng., onJune 25. Mr. Scott was born In Hoxtou,London, Oct. tl, 1841. His father was therector of Christ Church there. Educated atMarlborough College, he was graduated inIM and entered the War Office, from whichlie retired with a pension in 1877. He con-tributed to The Huntl&u Timet and otherpapers while In the War Office, and in 1872became dramatic critic of The Telegraph. InSeptember, 18110, Mr. Scott came to Americaand wrote for The .Vnr York Herald. Illsliest known book was "The Drama of Yester-day und To-Day." He was twice married,his first wife being the daughter of George<le Mnnrlcr, author of "Trilby." His secondwife was Constance Brandon, daughter of aLondon painter.H.h. Otimor. nn old time actor, died In

Wllllamstnwn, Mass., June 22.

»» —— Gllmore's Auditorium, Philadelphia, will

reopen early In August, under tbe proprietor-ship, management and personal direction ofWro. J. Ollmore and Cans. H. Yale. Its policy

will Re changed, and It will present a stock

company of players In a Series- Of new musicalconedles, tttravaganzJB, spectacles andelaborate reviews and skits on popular suc-cesses.— Jessie Mlllward la so pleased with tbesuccess of the one act play. "A Queen's Mes-senger," in which she has been appearing in

vilrdefJIpX 'that the has commissioned: theauthor. Hartley Manners, to elaborate it Intoa four act play, which she expects to producela afoot >«tr. ..."

Notes from Local No. 24, Buffalo, X. Y.

—

The board of trustees met last Sunday, June111, at Swartze's Hall. Everything wasfound to be In first class shape, and the fe-

Sorts showed a good snug sum la the bank,rother Dave Molr and Brother Michael

Wllke, of the Majestic Theatre, Toronto,Can., have been with us for tbe last twoweeks. They both belong to Local 24. BrotherHomer Hall, of Erie, Pa., who Just closedwith the big brigade of tbe Rlngllng Bros.'Show, la here, and reports in good favor o(all' the locals he met on the road. BrotherE. II. Kopn, of 21, who was with the Har-num & Bailey Shows this season, just closedwith the same, and Is now engaged at thenew Athletic Park, on the figure eight. HeIs going to transfer from Local 21 to Local24. Brother Joseph tiralner, of Philadel-phia, who belongs to Local 24, has gone tolake charge of the theatre at Midland Beach,Staten Island, X, Y."

Roster of the advance brigade No. l, thegreat Van Ambnrg Show: B. L. Brannon,general agent and railroad contractor; Hob-ert McDaniel, contractor ; Don McKenzle,car manager; J. A. Jones, lithographer;I'rank Thompson, boss bill poster, with thefollowing assistants: V. Worth, W. It. Perry,D. Miller, E. C. Steele, A. M. Dent, W. L].cwls, L. M. Peters. Frauk Rogers and J.

U, Smith. Second brigade: J. M. Wyuns,manager, with these assistants: J. R. Davis,Henry .Moore, II. B. Lowe, bill posters: FrankMorris, programmes and banners ; L. A. Card-Inglon, route rider.

Notes from Local No. 4.—The outlook fornext season is -very good, and the local willmake many Improvements. Frank Wolf re-

turns to tbe Park Theatre, John Lawrenceto the National. Wlllnrd Melinite to the Au-ditorium, Mr. Jacobs lo the Walnut, Presi-dent John Supleo to the Standard, John Llml-sey lo Hie l.yceubi, Horace l'Mekeniun to theTrocnileni, Max Falrbusli to the' New Arch,Wm. Cresa lo the Slur, Frank Bergman lo

Hie Forepnngh. There will be nil union menemployed, and there will be great doings inthe hilling line. Hnnir members will pleasecommunicate fo the secretary, 8. C. Moss,;tl4'/. No. Eighth Street, by our next meet-ing, without full. Jobu llulburst has relumedl<> the city, after it season wllh "The Ten-nessee Judge." Wm. Vail has purchased all

automobile for his business at the Grandopera House. The Philadelphia Bill PostingCo. has purchased several automobiles to dotheir work.

Notes from Local No. 17, Boston—Con-siderable enthusiasm prevailed ul the meetingSunday, June 111. A rait had been issued for

a special meeting, uud several matters ut In-

terest to the organization were acted upon.Brothers Oscar Kleveunnr and Nick Panllllloare doing tin- billing for The Honlou Pott.Brother Geo. Collier Is at. work again afternu Idleness of a few days. Brothers TedWerbls and Ned Curt In ure to run several

moonlight excursions on the steamer NewBrunswick. Brother John Ells, our vice-presi-

dent, and an old circus bill poster, withBrother Jim Gammon, advertising agent ofthe Palace Theatre, received a letter ofthnnks from PresidentM Wogden, of tbeM.V. O. B. Club, for their services at theouting of the club. Stair k Wilbur haveturned over tbe Music Hall to the numerousund popular employes of that theatre for abenefit before closing the season. ' Brothers.lake I limes, Red llogun, Hill Watson, find

Sandy Monro are nt Hcaclimont, on a fishing

trip. Brothers John Butler and Dave Grlllln.

with Gene Ruble, are billing the Readvlllerace track. Brothers Henry Cnrbett, JohnTracy and Dave Superior, of tbe DonnellyBill Posting Co., with Frank Lloyd, ourpresident, were In the Bunker Hill paradewith their wagons, June 17. Members kindlysend routes ahead ns far as possible to H. M.Peyser, 1472 Washington Street,

Notes from Local No. 33, Brooklyn.—ThisIs the youngest, but one of the, strongest lo-

cals of tbe National Alliance, being formerlyknown as Brooklyn Branch, New York Local,No. 2, but we have Just received a charter,dated June 10,- through the graclousness ofNational President Chns. Joseph, who madea personal Investigation of Brooklyn's griev-

ance on May 31, nt which time heWas ten-

dered a banquet by the Brooklyn local. Wonow number luit two Ices than one hundredmembers, and look forward to an era of pros-perity. At a meeting held on June 10, thefirst one under the charter, we elected thefollowing officers : Leo Salomon, president;Geo. L. Burns, vice president : J. C. McCor-mirk, treasurer ; A. A. Gerson. secretary

;

Ousts. Arthur, recording secretary ; J, J. Wll-huaa (formerly of No. 3), business agent,and. Thomas Ryan, sergeant at arms. Bro.John Holmes, buslucss agent of No. 2, was avisitor nt Hint meeting. Local No. 33 wishesto extend to President Joseph Ha thanksfor the support he bus given us in our strug-

gle for a charter, it also wishes to extendto the executive committee, aud to Its sister

locals throughout the country. Its thanks for

their support, and to say that Brooklyn will

bo ever ready to return the favor. The secre-

tary, A. A. Gerson, 382 Pearl Street, Brook-lyn, wishes all members who have cards ofBrooklyn Branch, Local No. 2; to return themImmediately, so that he can Issue new cardsand communicate business of Importance.

Notes from Local No. 12.—The regularmeeting was held June 10, when the elec-

tion of officers took place. Bro. Chns. Reedwas elected president for the second term,Bro. (.'. Bedrlskl was elected vice president,Bro. Chns. Waiver, financial secretary andtreasurer; Bro. Mick, iecordlng secretary;Bro. Flvnn, business agent: Bro. Hlnkel,r.ergcant at arms ; Bros. Bedrlcke, Welllng-liurst and Hinkel, board of trustees. Bro.Chns. Thomas returns to lilg duties at thoAcademy June 27. Bro. Arthur Dunn wasvery much disappointed . because he redidnot go on his outing trip, as he was obliged

to take care of Pabst Park. Bro. Hinkel Is

making n fine reputation on tbe West side

wagon. He Is assisted by Bro. Bedrlcke.

Bro. Chas. Halwer has announced his mar-riage for July ». The ceremony will take

Slace at the bride's home In Madison. Bro.dhn Whltmore has resigned his position ns

agent of the Fuller Opera, Madison, He is

now stage carpenter for the Fred Byron Co..

which is louring through the Stale, lie

will he In Milwaukee July 7-0. The local

would like to hear from brothers on the rond.

Notes from Jersey City Local 30.—Our last

meeting was held with a good attendance,und some verv Important business wns trans-

acted. Bros. Mnntell and Burke, of liar-

greaves" Circus, were In town, und attendedthe meeting. Bro. Scullion, of New York.also paid us rt visit. Bros. Wolf, Hart andHlnklev are working at South Cove for theSummer. Business Is slack at the bill post-

ing Mist now, and Bros. Roche and Keeptninire spending a week at Asbury Park. Bros.

Fitzgerald and Moore are fishing at Sea-

brlgbt. Our next meeting will be held atHamboldt Hall, July 10, and all members arerequested lo be there.

# i ». _ Alice Kauser, dranuTlf agent, announcesthat she has

1

secured n number of playshitherto unobtainable for the use of reper-

tory corapantff.

— Lionel Barrymore and Doris Rnnkluwere married quietly on Sunday, June 10, atSt. Francis Xnvicr Church, New York City,by the Rev. Father McUrath,— Sullivan, Harris k Woods have Insti-

tuted legal proceedings against several mana-gers who have been Infringing upon tbe copy-righted plays owned by this firm.— Jro. A. HlDiinelein and wlfa (BeatriceEnr,c) are cruising on the great lakes with nparly of friends, on their yacht, Beatrice.They were visitors. Inst week at Cleveland,Snndus!;.v, Detroit and Mt. Clemens.— Notes from Wiedemann's lllg Show

:

Business Is still on tbe right side of theledger, but not as good aa previous seasonsIn this sect Ion of the country, owing to. thelow price of lumber and all the mills clos-

ing. We opened at Seattle, Wash., June20, for fifteen weeks' stock. Our roster Is

as' follows: Thoi, F. -Wiedemann, WIHIsHats, Frank Fanlxur, Chas. A. King. FrancisJ. Long, Ben ",. Itrown, Joe (.'. Donahue,Ed. Ross, Chns. Ferg, Sidney Darling, 0. H,Jennings. Ivan Daniels, Jickcit nud Whip-ple, Mullally Sisters, Mottu Chamberlain,Jessie Mae Brown. Little Lillian and Ann-belle and Nellie Wiedemann.— Note: The theatrical folk spending theRummer mouths at the Crawford, AtlanticCity, are Joe Palmer, Abe Levi, Chun. F. Ed-wards, Howard Robinson, Eruest Hoffman,Joe Mvers, Lottie Williams, Belle Williams,Annie Hrennan, Daisy Robinson, Mrs. U. My-ers. Joe Palmer devotes his time during theday to Instructing swimming, while in theevening he gives buck nnd wing darning les-

sons. He Is also manager, treasurer nndproperly man of the Beau Quintette. Till* Ik

one of the merriest gatherings of show folkthat iimhl lie found Anywhere. The follow-ing spent the past two weeks nl Hie Craw-ford, and a iso helped the fun along: JohnA. Boone, Ed'tli and Willie -linn, the ThreeArnistrcugs, Annie Armstrong, uud Joe Wat-sou. -

—-Noles from Hie Edwards Stock Co.: Weopen Aug, 20, nl Mniiliisliiirg. W. Va. Allentirely new line of printing has been gottenout. Gertrude Ala It land llnll has been en-gaged for leads. Edwin Felix will lie stageilM'ector. and Jefferson Hall will manage thelour. (.'bus. T. Edwards will again look af-

ter (he Interests of ClItT W. Grant's all ruc-tions.— Mrs. \V. J. Le Moyne has been engugedns a memlier of the enst of "The Two or-phans" for next senson.— Aiht Heban has signed n five years' con-Irucl lo star under tin' management of I heNhubert Brothers, beginning next season. Shewill appear lu a Shakespearean repertory.--Helen Tracy bnM been engaged by J.

Fred Zimmerman Jr. to play Hie. role ofOuei'ii Elizabeth in Bertha linllnnd's produc-tion of "Dorothy Vermin, of llndilon llnll,"

next season.— The Williams & Wnlker Co. arrived InNew York City last week. After a sixty-fourweeks' cugagetuent abroad. They will opentheir next season at I lie Grand Opera House,New York, In August

.

— Charles Frohmnn has accepted fromClyde Fitch a play entitled ''Granny,"' In

which the Veteran actress, Mrs. Gilbert, w'll

make -n farewell tour of the United Stalesnext year.— Kluw k Rrlanger have nngnited Hire nndPrevost, who will he under the managementof tills firm for the next two years.— I»u N. Harrington writes: "I closed onJune IK n two years' engagement wllh HieJack lloeflter'B attractions. I have been en-gaged for next season to look after tbe busi-ness Interests of Gertrude Ewlng. Mis* Ewlugwill have the largest and best popular pricednttructlon that has ever visited the South.She will present new plays and carry spe-

cial scenic and mechanical effects for eachand every production. The following peoplehave also been signed: Lee D. Ellsworth,Emil P. Jerome, Hilly Kent, George It. Bookout, Jack Toeller, Gertrude Harrington, andothers. The season will open Aug. I, at Cor-slcnnna, Tex."— Notes from the Stanley Hollands Co.,

E. (', Wilson manager : Our company is Inits c'ghth week under canvas, and we arcturning people away nightly. Business hasnever been so. good for years. Tom Grcely Is

leading comedian. We carry twelve people ;

I toe Morris, Frank Moore, Verne Tate, JohnStewart, the Krvln Sisters, the FranklinQuintet, May Horrctt, Grace Moore nnd RoseArnold.— Grace Itnrdette writes: "After a verypleasant and prosperous engagement of forty-

two weeks ns leading Indy with the Mlddle-toti Stock Co., 1 have returned to Chicago tospend the Summer with my mother. On theeve of my departure I was tendered a banquetby the members of the company nnd the man-ager, Mr. Schnffc'r. It was n most' enjoyableevening, and one lone to be remembered."— Henry Jewett will be Viola Allen's lead-ing man next season.— Henry Miller has returned from Europeto prepare for his forthcoming starring tourwith Hilda Spong. i— Ben Greet'g players will appear Friday,July 1. In two open air performances in thegrounds of the Calliu cottage at Mamaroneck,N. Y. The afternoon play will be "As YouLike It," and "A Midsummer Night's Dream"will he given In the evening. Rosalind willbe played by Edith Wynne Mattbeson. The

II till

"

ANOTHER SALE

OF SUMMER SUITS.THERE ISN'T ANOTHER TRADE IN THE WORLD WHO HAS

THE RESOURCES TO PURCHASE AT ONE CLIP 10,000 YARDS of

genuine imported worsteds at the end of June. We will sell every yard in

six days, The value will do it. Why, there are mnterinls in this purchase

which rightfully belong la $60 garments—every l>it of the cloth is new this

season. We are not standing the loss; the importer is the unlucky fellow.

Come up here and pick out any goods (hat you want, (ell us to make up

the coat and trousers any way for $17. We'll carry out your pet ideas

in a three piece suit for—$20*

ARNHEIM,Broadway & 9th St., Hew York.

company will disband on July 1!,

Manager W. II. Breti writes •ThereIs a rejsirt going abroad that the OperaHouse at Carlisle, Pa., was burned. Suchis not the case. There was u flro In whatIs known as the Opera House Building, whichIs an entirely separate building. The OperaHouse will be ready when the seasou opeus."— Notes from tbe Irene Jeavou's Big StockCo. : We arc now In our eighth week undercanvas, and are doing an excellent business.The following people are with the co, : Thos.Hoffmann, manager; John Negrotte, stage di-

rector ; Ixiuls Auki'i, G. Nugent and wife, MissEgaii, lilllc Itena, Mlas Thorn, Silvers andItnxter. moving pictures; Harry Walters andGeorge Crager. We use a seventy foot roundtop with two forty foot middle pieces, whichare In charge of George Friday and Ave assist-

ants. A. H. I«wls and live musicians formthe orchestra ; A. Evans, advance agent. Inspile of all the rain we encountered thus farwe have put out the H. It. O. sign on severalocci.slons, turning peopln away. EverybodyIs well and linnpy. anil new features are addedipilii- frequently. 'The I'cppcr Twins arc meet-lug with success.— Noles from the Alpha Slock Co., underHie management of Ktnuit nisi llodwm: Weare doing a nice business In northern Ver-mont and Canada nnd will remain out all

Summer. Our company numbers nine peo-ple snd nil are well nnd happy, little M.Mcaney Is doing leads nnd Introduces sing-ing and danrlqg specialties between arts.

W. T. Crony holds up the comedy end nhdmakes good everywhere. The compnnv willremain in Canada until Iiecemlsr and thengo west. 10 the coast.— Max Freemanarrlvcd In New .York last

wet* to' lake <4irt«'or Fred C. V'bllney'sstage Affairs. Hlgfltst work will be the pro-duct loo of the OjW, comic opera In whichMm*. HaumMB-BeiBk is to^ppur.

— Hilly Morns, coinedlnu, left New Yorklost week for Kpnkiini'. Wash., I<> Join HieCieiir d'Alcne Thrnlri' Mhick Co. for the Sea-son. Mr. Morse Is iiccunipnnlcd by his wife.Wlni Ails been ICii.hI, (hushing her musicaleducation.— U. I'. Const has signed fur next season,lo do n elinrttiii-r purl, lit .Mnonuley & I'ul-

ll'll'H "iilO 1,11 III 1 llOUICSICIIll."— -"The Showmiin'N Daughter," n sensa-

tional uiclnilriiiiiii, iinvt" lu lis second yearIn KiiKlund, will lie given u proiliiitinu luNl'W York early lu Sepli'iiiber.

gagjtjfj and minstrel,JoKK.ru Kaicm.1, ok Till: Kaiihas, writes:

"We have changed our nil entirely. IihvIiii;

dropped niiigli- und taken up sketch work.We lire III pieMCIll ul home lu I'eorln, III., IV-

liriiridng our new work. While ill liolile I

was made a member "f local Aerie No, uor.,

T. O. K.. .Ill lie la."H.u: Vkknon, whose tin inn In prlvule life

Is Minnie Storms, was recently iiuirrled lo

lips liaidncc, pugilist. She will licreufler beknown us Rose (Inrduer, and Is now In HieHummer stuck company at Sum T. Jack'sTheatre, Chicago.

I'iiank ani> i.ui.'iHi: Br.viuii.v, who havebeen playing Cnllfornlii fur the past fourmonths, . recently opened on Goldsmith'sNorthwestern ciroilli, nnd report inningmade n decided success In their new singingnnd (Hiking net. They have the, Summerhooked solid, uud will return Must lu thoFull.

Mas. Wm. J.1 Hand (Grace Killer) pre-

sented her husband wllh a huby hoy Junol.'t, nt Kast Cuuibrldgi', Muss. Mr. Ilniiil

Is uctlng as inunogor fur Flyun's AmeiiciiiiMinstrels this Hummer, through tho NewiCnglunil park circuit.Thh Manhattan comkdy Folk wrlto from

Budapest, under date of Juno l'J : "We ucujust llnlablng u seven months' tour of thocontinent, having topped ull bills In tbe fol-

lowing cities ; Prague. Lelpsig. Hamburg,Vienna, Gran, Berlin, and now Just Uulabluga very successful engagement at Os. Hudo-nueu, Budapest, for Director A. Frledmuii,the only American director on tho continent,who on June 11 presented nn with fourAmerican eagles, sot with brilliants, In goldand silver. We will return to England furthe Stoll nnd llarrlsfortl tours, opening againIn lhiasuidorf, Germany, Jan. 1, 11)05. ThhCmccku Is forwarded to us by the J'ull MullKxchunge every week. Tho other Americanacts on tho bill here are Johnson and Dean,who have also irmile a tremendous success."Joe CoirNK writes that he Is still wllh Mon-

roe's Kiuctiiiliicrs, doing Hie comedy.Mki.mh IJU.niiam, fciunlo hurl tone, has

gone to Columbus, 0., to visit her mother,after n forty-lhren weeks' senson, timingwhich she bus made a success singing bur Il-

lustrated songs.Aim. IjAMs ami Anna Y.w.k huvo formed n

partnership to produce u novel act lu llin

vauilcvlllu houses.Gokohtii and Diju.b report meeting wllh

success. They were last week nt the Stand-ure Theatre, St. Louis, with Bust St. I.uuls,

III., to follow.Gko. G. Gooiiai.h Is with Bcycrlc's attrac-

tions for the Summer.C. B. Watson and Gch Nhskii nro in the

dock ut the Liifayalto Theatre, Buffalo. N. Y.Haiiuy ami) Johnson write: "Wo did not

play at the Crystal, in Milwaukee, as wasslated. Wo played West Hud Heights, si.

Louis ; Ravlnn, uud only the big pucks In thoWest. Wo are preparing n new act, entitled'Held /or Hansom, currying our own sceneryand effects."

Marion Livingston, character singer nnddancer, has been playing n number of puckssuccessfully. Bho was last week at Gulcs-btirg, III.

Lix H. I.kavitt, who was In advance ofRellly & Wood last season, has signed asbusiness manager of the Itentz-Sauilcy Co.for next season.

'I'm; OkbUaku Summbii Gaiidrn andVauukvilu) I'iviMoK, South Bend, Ind.,opened for the Summer, Monday, June HI.

This enterprise is Ununited by 10. It. Bens, thelocal representative of the Grasser k BrandBrewing Co., of Toledo, <>., and under themanagement of W. II. (Doc) Hlniidlsh. Itwill have one of the finest gardens In theSlate. Tbe people for week of June lit: innDutnhar, monologue and singing comedian ;

Stewart Itanium, comedian und dnncur; Kd.Philips, trick 'cyclist; U. Hoinnls, contor-tionist : Nhlii It. Bungle, vocalist und Illus-

trated songs; the Weldon Sisters, und BillyHlaudisb still wearing burnt cork.W. GokI' Ki:nnkiiv writes: "The Red Vat

Theatre. Tampa, Flu., Is running it llrsf classvaudeville show. In good business, under mymanagement, Tbe people ure: Hilly Beeves,Billy Bradley, C. D. Brooks, Harris Hall,Huron 1'rlre, Anita Borden, Agnes Howell,Marlon Brown, Benin Gliiam and KittyBrown; Wm. 11. Horsey, pianist aud musicaldirector: Samuel Catlett, electrician; Mit-chell Chaphelle, press representative, and I

niu stags director and manager."iiAShk' C. Nklron, of Nelson and French,

while playing Webb City, Mo., wllh (he (HickStuck Co., was on May 20 Initialed Inlo lbsFraternal Order of Ragles, Aerie No. 42(1,

Wabb city, a baiiuuei was served In theEagle lodga rooms alter the show.

S0Z0D0NTA PCRFCCT LIQUID DENTIFRICE FOR THC

TEETH - BREATH.

USE WITH

S0Z0D0HTTOOTH POWDERMo. llBlrKIN write* Ihui lie, nud not C.

I). HcrvlsH, Is uuuiuger of Aiiilllorlum Reach,Chnlinlle. N. V.

i'iiaiii.k.m Van wciles: "My wife recentlypresented me with u Hue lialiy girl. Mothernud child ace doing well."

Haiiuy Li; Ci.aiii, lifter playing RuckrSprings I'ark. Liincnsler, l'u., June ;!", willJoin bis family ul their cotluae, at Athinlle( !ty, where he will renin In until ho Joins"The Sleeping lien in y nnd I lie Beast" Co.,foe which be bus been specially engaged.

Hauv Mil iHimi, nfier closing n very suc-cessful season of thirty-eight weeks on Hidloud, started her Suiiiiuur work nt Clovcl-und's Theatre, Chicago, with Kohl. McWiide,In Ills "Rip Vim WHiklii" sketch. She In

blinked for Ilia rest of the Hummer, lo doher monologue mill <hu meter songs throughthe circuit if Wrslrrn parks,John (I. .* nu AbtOl McliowKi.ii met Willi

success nt WeUOM Bench, Bsv cllv, Mich.,week of June -it, nud huvo lllversldo l'urk,sngliiiiw, Mich., to follow.

Miiank C. llAtiiilN, bill' of .lulu & lOimerWaller's nilrnciloiis, Is summering ut l'urlluHillings, Wurrciiahu."g, Mo.

Htt.VAV anii ONtiai, will spend July Attheir home at Han Anlonlo, Tex., after whichI hey will resume their vaudeville dales,being booked solid iinill March neit,

iiaiiuv Goiiiiii.v Di.vai.i,, formerly of Du-vull and lii'liuuy, who opened June atChestnut Hill l'urk Casino, l'hllmhilphln.with llnnislmrg, IM., and the Hiilur circuitlo follow, luive Joined bunds with Jos. J.Wesl mid filii May Lewis und will be knownas tint Miflrnpolltmi Trio. They nro wellbunked with good work,

Lirrric IIkiinaiiii, who Is In tier Hflb weeknl Klroiiio l'urk, Cniudeti, N. J„ Is meetingwllh great success playing .pniis and doingher specially.

J. W. ami Mattih Smith, who have beanplaying parks uud then I res nl SI. Louis, forHie past seven weeks, will close ut the Stand-ard Then I re, July 2.

Mii.na Maiii.ow anii Viola Ci.ikton nro InI heir llfth week wllh thn Diincnu Clark's"Lady" Minstrels, closing Hie olio. Thocoiniiuiiv Is now on lis farewell lour of theworld, which will takn iiIhhiI four years. Itwill run nil Hummer ihrough the North,going lo California next Winter, We travelIn our own private Pullman cur, "l.urn,"

•Mas. IiAi.i'lUNH 0. Mi not;, wife of It. C.Muilge, mid inotbi-r of tho tiilcnlcil conii'.

dleiine. Mvh .Mildge, died ut her ri'sldcncn InIbis city mi June 21. The remains wereplaced In a prlvule vnult ut Woodlawn.

riiA.NKr.ix A. BuoiiKs, snug llliislrnlor.

and Rube i onieillnii, who Joined O'llncii undWiiIsoii'h Big Vaudeville Co., June 'St, utlliicvrus, ()., for the rent of Summer, huvocniiceli'd nil llielr pnrk ciigugeinenls.

Tils Wiiith Rats nv Amkiuca will hnvo(heir iiiitiinil outing and shore dinner July10, nt Biigeno O'Hoiirkc's Hide ii-Wec Inn,iieiisure Hit y, N, J,

Tut: KiKiisnuitvH were not nt AllnnllcCllv, N. J„ week of June '£(\, hilt playedBurlier I'nrk, Bellows Falls, Vt., on thn Jos.J. I'ivnn (Kirk circuit. They will be on thatcircuit until Sept. 20.

Lavina ami l.KONAiili Inform U" ilmt ihevplayed Shea's Theatre, Iluffnlo, N, Y., weekof June 2ii, und not Chester i'ark, cluiiii-

mill, 0., where they were nnnounced ton|i|wnr.

Tim K nu it llimiMNti Lahhich are Ibisweek nl foil's Tlienlre, Hurl ford, Conii.,

Willi good dates lo follow.Aniiv anh Mazhi flAMM wrlle; "We will

In fiiiuie l»> known as Mr. und Mrs. Al. (I.

Belford. We ure al Lugnoii Island, Albany.N. V„ wllh Hai'Nlngn lo follow. We open onthe Goldsmith circuit nt Unite, Mont.. Aug.1. our new net, "rim Irish Politician/ maunsuch n fnvorahln Impression nt Pastor's The-ntre, week of Juno ll, that Mr. Pastor bookedns fur n return date for week Hec. 19." •

fjAitnv !;. MAUVI:!., late Mauvel and Lor-raine; will work alone during the Rummersensed, being bonked solid, nod next seasonwill be seen wllh n three act of repute.Tut Xn: .inis, iii'i obu i)c rllle. shots aud blgliwm performers, will open fi three weeks' en-

gagement at Blvervluw Park, Wiishlagton.D. C. July a, with I ho Southern park circuit

to follow.

438 T3SCE_ 30?^ _ 1TOB-K OL1PPEJL July 2.

NEW YORK CITV.

Iluvlew nnd Comment.—Tim NewYolIK TllKATSH, HUIITIO & SMA'MON'H MCHICIIAI.I., .111(1 HUllKIl'H MUHIiUM julni'll till! llHt

of till* closed houses J lino 25. 1 Wring the week

warm weather contributed lis <]uola towardInducing goisl attendance at tlin roof gardeiiH

and other o|ien air resorts, while Ibo few In-

door resorts loinulnliig open drew a fnlr

slime of the alU'udauce At Man-hattan li»*ci[ I'nlii'rt II reworks (nail-

guru led (lie season Thursday evening Juuu_•:! Aji announcement of Imparl unco

dining the week: Was (lint Frederick Thomp-

son, of/JTionipson A Dundy, owners of I.UNAl'Aiih, Coney iNlund, liuil iilgncd coutrncU

for the construction of a large theatre andhippodrome building to be located at Sixth

Avenue and Forty-third Street Thecontinued attractions for the week ending

June 25 were: 'Tiff! raff! I 1,'ouf !!!" at

Iho ('amino, iiiiyiiioiul Hitchcock, In "TheYankee Consul," nt the Uikmdway; Willie

Collier ut the Cimr.uiuN, "A Utile of Every-

thing" nt Hie Ahkial Gakoknh, the J. 8.

Dims Orchestra at the Madison Kquarh O.ab-

i/kn', 'and "The Houlhcfnors" at. the New. Vouk, (lie last named closing on that dale.

At l'KOCTOU'H Firm A.VHNU1 ami ONI) Hun-imi:|J AND TwcNTX-rimi Htiikiit Tiieatiik

stock productions, with vaudeville between

the nets, continued At thu.What End tho

coinpuny presented "Josephine, Empress of

the French." Variety entertainmentwhs furnished ut Tony I'aktoii'h, Paiiadihm

Gakiuins, tli« Niiw Yuiik Hour (Saiupi:.v,

lvKlTH'M UNION HyUAIlI), l'MUCTOIl'sJ i'WBN-

ty-tiiiuii Stuiujt and lluirini & Sramon'hMisic IIai.i,. Iluiifcu's Munkum presented

the imuiil lung list of curies, freaks andvnudeville.

I'roctnr'* Fifth Avcntte Theatre (J.Austin Fynvs, general manager).—As uI'licrliil iViiIihv (his week Jumeson Lee Fin-Key, assisted hy Kiilhryn Keys, presents aHew one ail. play by Algernon Tusslii, en-t ItliHl I'A Fighting Chunce." Mr.

,Finney

made Ills vaudeville debut ut Proctor's OneHundred and Twoiityllflli Street Theairoeiirly In the afternoon of Juno 27, nud theniippeured at tbo l

1 inn Avenue after theregular stock product Ion. lie will appearut both bouses during the week. In "AFighting ( 'liance" he Iiiih a good piece ofill nniiilti- properly, for tin; little play Is outof Hut general rut, In bright mid skillfully

treated mul IioIiIh one's Interest well, ltdprluelpiil elianletor la a ninii whom mlsfor-I'orlime. bus brought from a gentleman to asneak thief, lie enteiM n room In H tine hole!

Willi the determination to loot it of Its

valuables during the abseiico of the peoplewho occupy It. Hut lie in miters thereu young wimiiin who can give no satisfactoryI'ceounV of Her presence ou (lie scene, andhe concludes Hint, she Is on a par with him-self and Is also an ordinary thief. Afteru conversation during which lie reads her awell meant lecture, she tells him tliut shoIs ail occupant of the hotel, and simply en-tered the iipartineni.i where they then woce1o Mteiillblly got the [mttern of a dress shehud nominal on the lady of the place. Thecud id' the Hkeleh hints ut his reform. Mr.Finney oluyed with rnnnneiidabbi effect, andMIh.-i Keys suggested Hie role site essayed ilior-

ouglilvbmh In voice end iimiiner. The niidleneeplainly liked (be players and their offering."The (lieal Unknown" was thu play givenby Hie slock company, Vomer Chuges, Wal-lace liieklno, l.ollu Llullilcuui, I.01 el la

llealy mid the others of the regular or-ganisation coming In for full pralso as theresult of goad work. Marlon rterg was anewcomer, mid she played with audi vl-vuelly mid charm that sho soon mode tboaudi cure her friends, l.'tnrunco llaudy-Hldes whs mini her newcomer who establishedhimself at once ux n. favorite, nnd MnthlldaDvshoii did reiunrliiiliiy line work ns the ner-vous, foolish dreamer Aniuilielle. The cast :

Joreiuhlh JiiiTiiwuy, Verimr Clurgcs ; NedlKirrmcr. Wallace ICrskllio; 'i'he O'DoncllHon, Clarence llniidysldes ; Tom Pl'omlc,Win. I tan ley ; l'ulrlck, George ' Howell

;

Finn, Marlon Berg ; Pansy, 1/irutlu llealy ;

Aipibelle Jarruwny, 'Mathilda Doshnn ; AuntPenelope, Emma Liithrop: Shirley Murk It

trick, l/otta I.liitbleuni : 'Miss Twitters, Ali-

cia Kcir; Mile. Aguthe, Mary Cecil, laho vnudeville hill were Le Itoy nnil Wood-ford, In their bright net ; Marsh and Snrieiin,

with u enpltiil offering In Hinging and dune-lug: Hors.li and ltussell, In "At (ho Hull-

-1*01111 Crossing;" Fred Ward, lu Inouohtgue

;

Held Misters, dancers: FIohsIo Allen, come-dienne; Fred 1 inmvoi'l h. coin and curd maul-plilatur, and (.be kalatcchnoHcope.K««r York Theatre Hour linnlea

tlvlaw & lOi'luuger. malingers).—The thirdweek of this Hummer season opened nusplclulisly Moudiiy night, .lime 27, with u goodulleiidiiiiee and mi excellent prugrsiiime ofall vnudeville. The hill, kh now arranged. Is

a vast improvement over I he opening week.Holdover nets (or this week are: llnsui'lo

Uuirivro, )n a new puntonitinlc sketch ; DiiIiih,

.I'roi'tor'n Twcuty-tklrtl Street The-

atre (J. Austin FjrneH, general nianager).

—

Dorothy Russell, daughter of tllllaa Bassell,heads (be bill this week, and on June 27 sbosang several numbers In a pleasing and ef-

fective voice, making tpiltc a success. JosephYarrick, with hie magic kettle. Is still a dis-

tinct triumph here, where his engagementhas now run into lis tifih week. Mason nndFrancis, In their capital sketch, with sing-

ing and ibincliig, iiiiiue the favorable Impres-sion which their merits entitled them to, andKatie Itooney's act was well liked. CharlesII. I.awlor and daughters presented sonicdescriptive songs In untune nnd most ngree-nble muiiner, nnd Frod Ward, bite uf Fieldsand Ward, brought forth as his bid for recog-nition a single net which hnd many pointsof merit. Others on the hill ore: lfnlgbtand l>eaue, In "A Pair of Trousers;" Kfch-urd Haven, In original musical novelties;Myers and Hosa, dine manipulators; Jos. W-Teed and Molllc iJizell and company.. In aneccentric Ucrmnn sketch, called "A Scandal-ous Affnlr." which contained good features,nnd was well presented: Imperial ComedyFour, singers, and M. J. Kelloher, baton Jug-gler. The hnlatechnoscone continues.Keith'* Theatre (10. F. Alhre, general

manager).—An the climatic conditions werefavorable the regular Monday patronsoccupied their accustomed places on June27. nud eujoyed the entertaining bill pro-vided by the management, with a .fairdegree of comfort. The bill Is notablethis, week In (he engagement of BarneyOllniore nud Johu Leonard, • who haveagain Joined bands, after Home years of sepa-ration, lu their "sidewalk conversation"timy became favorably known as "Ireland'sKings." and for years were the leaders .Intheir line of work. Their act, scored strong-ly on Monday, and their reception was cor-dial In. the extreme. The remainder .of thebill Is In keeping with the headllners. andIncludes: Dolim nud Lenburr, who alwaysplease In "A High Toned Burglar;" HarryLa .Hose and Co., presenting a new comedi-etta, entitled "I'he Sudor and the Horse,"very successfully ; Stanley and Wilson, Intheir excellent, comedy, "Ueforq the Ball

;"

the Schenk Hros., novelty acrobats; theExposition . Four (Three Alexander Bros.and Jag. B. Brady), comedians and vo-calists; Lndcll and Buttcrwortb, . In ec-

centric nnd buck dancing ; Spenser .Kelly,one of the best, burltono vocalists of the day

;

Goldsmith nud Hoppe. musical comedians andxvlnplmim experts; Al. Lawrence, an accompushed mimic and story teller; the AlphaTrie. in. mi original skit, "Tbo Bell Boy'sTip:" I lay ward nud Iluyward, presentingtheir singing nnd dancing comedietta, "IsMarriage a Failure'/" the Heynolds-WatsonCo., which entertained admirably In a ronrlngfnrcclot, entitled "Tim Art of Selling u Type-writer,'' and closing, with the American bio-graph, which displayed several new pictures.

Pastor's Theatre (Tony Pastor, mana-ger).—J. .Hover West nnd Ida Van Slcklen

J

"Mm Human Encyclopedia :" Keillul and Ar-thur, comedy Jugglers: Wiiyburn's Girls midFmuiii Cuius. New features fur the weeklire: dipt. Webb's seals mid sen lions. IhuFour laikeus, Uiimiu Itros., Howard Hros.,Juggling. Mae Huns, Hunts lirnmit. and Haloll.- Hlniichc.

« 'rlict'loii 'I'hciidc (I'linrles Fl'oliluiHI,

niniiugei'),—William Collier, lu "The Dicta-tor," entered upon his thirteenth week Juno-'

I'lirnillnn ltuuf (innlena (Oscar Ilam-mci'Htelu. nuinuger).— The current hill

names: IVwII. Hie iiiyslcrlous I'nee ; Cbus.X, Aldrbh, Paul Spudonl. Hill nud Syl-\ un I. Willy Zliniueciiian, the Sisters (lascb,

Collins and Hurl, Illee mul I'rovosl, Tecbow'Htrained cuts, Al. Whin and "INirslfalla,"wllti Mleitnor Fulk nnd chorus nnd bullet.Madison Hiiunro (iuritt-ii.—"lu Beauti-

ful Venice," J, M. Dust) nud his MetropolitanOrchestra, lire uow lu their lift It week.. nrunclwar Theatre (A. W. Dingwall,lnunngcrl.—Hnymond Hllchcock, lu "TboWinkeu Consul, entered upon his nineteenthui|d Inst week June 27. The liousn willclose for the Summer after the performance,July 2.

CtiHlno (Sinn K. K Ui< Sbuliect, malingers).TA'tpiR t l'aff t ! Poufi:!" Is uow in Its Ihlr-

leeiilb week.Aerlnl Onrden (Khiw & Krluticer, mau-

ngors\).—"A Utile of Kvcrylhlng" Is now Inlis fourth week.Atlantic On rile a (W. Kramer's Sons,

managers).—The Messenger Hoy Tiio, theNohrens, In a trapeze net : Gorman nndWest, singing nnd dancing comedy duo; theW'lsons, eidored comedy tcuiu ; Norma Sey-mour, vocalist, nnd the Kilte Lndy Orchestraare the alt met Ions for (bis week.i ITIlK OI'BNINU ATTIIACMON K8XT MHA80N ll(

(he Kiilckeiisicker Thenlre will be IaiIii

( : laser, presentisl by I'liurles II. Hllllnghuiu,In n new iiiuile opera, "A Madcap Prin-cess." on lailsir Onv, Sept. R, The opera Is

by liiidivlg l'liglamlev nud Hurry II, Smith,ami the libretto Is based on Charles Major'snovel, "When Knighthood Was In Flower."

Ciiaiu.i;h (,'aiiiwnuiiiv. nu English uetur,lisn been securbd by Ilnrrlsoti Oruy Klskefor the perniiinenl eompuuy .which Is to supItbrt M'rs. Flske at the Mnnhattnn Theatrenext season. .-.

.-

. Tiinononr, RAWIiMAWf, fernlcrlT stage rtl-

rector of the Mctropolltou Operu House, will

tun hn Kuww lib lutio ao, „___«.^

Pastor's Theatre (Tony Pastor, mana-ger).

—

i. .Hover .West nnd Idhead all excellent bill hero this week, 'pre-senting, fur the tlrst time at Mr. Pastor'stheatre, their new musical skit, entitled "TheMusical Gymnasium." It la cleverly ar-ranged to Introduce several musical features,and is beyond doubt the best vehicle (biscouple tins had In which to display theirspecial talent along musical and comedyl'ncs. The new act scored a merited success.Klvlrn Franct'lll and Tom Lewis are an extraattraction of the bill, nnd In Mr. Lewis' newact, "The Ballykoo," they present one of thesurest novelties seen this year In our. vaude-ville houses. The net la played before theirown drop, which represents a side showtent, With Mr. Lewis as the "barker." Ilialines afford much luiurhter, while vocal-Isms by himself and Miss Fruncelll, alsosongs and dunces by John Dale, givuHie act strength and uul<iueuusa. aswell. Also listed In the hill for the .weeknre the following excellent specialties: Henrinud Violet Allen, lu "Thu sign Pululer:"Jus. F. Casey and Maggie La Clair, In "TheIrish Tenants ;" Bennett and Lulu Mitchell,lu n uent dancing act : the Marvelous LuI'ngcs, export Jumpers ; Misses Alexander midHoffman, singers nnd ilnnecrs; Gray and lira-

hum, musical comedians: the Fruser Trio,character dancers : the Saber Sisters, In songsnnd dunces ; I'M. Mnrvulln and Alice Glenson,lu "Brother Tom's Friend ;" Hyruo and West,presenting "An levelling Call," and the, Ameri-can Allograph.

Jiihki'U ft, WmiiBii, formerly of Weber &Fields, announced last week thai he lmdformed a partnership with b'lurencn KlegfeldJr., to pul, ou ut the Music Hull kuown usWeber & Fields', productions similar In chur-ucler to tliOHo given there In the imst. Ann i

Held will he ono of the stars of the now com-pany nud Hurry Morris, of burlesque fume,will piny opposite to Mr. Weber In Germandialect roles. Aubrey Bouclcnult will Pinylending straight roles In the company. Whenreopened, tho lust week In Scjitember, thehouse will be known ns the Weber MusicHull. lOdgsr Smith will write life new pro-duction. Thu music ball Is undergoing ex-tensive nUernllons, mid there will, lie manycluiugCH In the luiuse when It Is reopened In

September. Tho old lloors have been re-

moved, nnd new ones nre being put In. Newchilli's throughout will replace Hie old ones,wider nud more eoiiifoiiiiblc Hum Hie formerMllUts. Tim .space between the rows Is to beseveral Inches wider. Alt tbo draperies willlie new, mul Hie house will ho redecorated lu

old roso. us before. The dressing rooms areto bo rebuilt mid mudu larger, and thu the-atre made ns llreprouf as possible.

Wiiiin Unmco Caruso Is lienrd ut the Met-ro'silltiin Opera House next Winter, HelnrlchCunrlrd will give hlui n supporting companyconsisting throughout of Italian singers. Itwill be part of tho large compuny, but withintills troupe will be II complete Italian organi-sation (or Mr. Caruso's support.

K. I). Shaw has Im'cii up]Kiluted New Yorkrepresentative of the 1,11'o'ogrnvure Company,of Ln Crosse, Wis. Mr. Shaw in well knownto the profession ns business milliliter forllohert. Mantell and other well known stars,

mid also ns an old time circus general agent.Till) NTHAMKIi GlLVMl ItKPUIIMC, IrilllH-

farim d Into n Untiling roof garden, will be-

fln her trips for the season uu Sunday eveu-ug, July ;l. ....

iini-iciii.—At tho West Eud (George A.Iltumcttthiil .malinger), owing to the con-tinued success of the present offerings thisIonia- will remain open for another week,the eompauy presenting "Heddu Gnblcr" utull the evening performances and "Cnmlllo"lit tin) mul luces,

PSdCT-Ml'H" (INK HllNUKrn ANII TWHNTT-iiirii SriiliKT TrlKATBH (J- Austin Fyues,gvnei-nl maiiugorl.—"Coon Ilullmv." imo ofthe host of Southern melodramas, Is tho of-

fering of Ihu slock company, 11. abounds In

Interesting Incidents, with a great display ufscenic pictures. Tho house was well hllwlJune 2i, and the production was satisfactoryIn every respect. The vaudeville -contribu-tors wero ns follows, and helped materiallylo attract : J. Wnrren Kemie, Cburlottoltnvenscrofr. Emerson and Stone.

Note.—llurtlg & Seamen's Music Hallclosed for tho season Juno 20.

llrooklyn.—At Mnuhntlnn Beach He WolfHopper nnil his company will Ih> heard forniiollier week lu "Wiing." Business for Hiepnsr. week wus excellent. HeriTiiann, theniiiglclnu, sires his exhibitions In connect hoi

wllli tlin concerts' of thti Tweiily-tblrd Ucgl-mom Band In the ufternoons, nud tho com-iduittion proves a very trnlttul one.. Timspeetuele that Pain has \irodueed for thisSummer's nttrnctloii promlsos tu be the mostiiltrilctlre of Die many he litis already givenHi e i e. Decatur noil Hie sen lighters of bygonelays will be recalled to mtud through spir-

ited representations on the Immense stage of(he open nlr theatre of tho stirring eventswllli which, Ibelr names bare been bnudedtiujip. t« Miiieiritj, „ ____.«^._

llniatiTON , BiiAcu.—In the Music Hall

(Wm. T. Grover, mnnager) some excellent

vaudeville attractions are being presentedweekly. Many of tbe headllners that havebeen seen In Manhattan will bo seen hereduring the season. The low price of admis-sion should attract those who visit the bench,

and crowded bonnes should rale the entire

season. Jessie Millwuril, the Hngllsb actress,

Is the hcndliner of the current week, lu "TheQueen's Messenger." OUier prominent nets

nre by George iRinlfaci; Jr. nud Bertha. Walz-Inger, In "The Woman Who Hesitates Is

Won:" Ed. F. llrynnrd, ventriloquist; Smithsnil Cmnpbell, Harry and Holvers, nnd the

Belloclulrii . acrobats ; Bertha Stanley, nnil

George Hay Phillips. Thu - Yitugnmh busseveral foreign pictures for tlila week.

I)i<eami,.\.xd.—The vaudeville and circus

nets remain about the same., except Hint

the Four Hard Brothers succeed the FourLukens. Others are: Alexander Scabertand his doukcy, Dick Vrooinan, shoot-

ing the chutes. on a bicycle: Howard andLuellltn, on the h uh wire, and MelvilleHoward, lu his slide for life, are presentedon one side of (he big tower. The vaude-ville presented here Is received by lurge,

enthusiastic gatherings. This week's bill Is

nu follows: The Golden Gate Quartet, Haleand Francis, Sisters Howard, Artie Hall,Tsscoi, coon shooter, and the -Barlows., onthe brenkawuy ladder. The numerous, otherattractions, such as the Fall of Foropell,

Flghtlna; the Flames, Traveling TnronghSwitzerland, Cunsht of Venice, Bostock'B.

the Midget City, and Andrew Mack's fishing

pond find plenty of good entertainment forthe crowds. Tho dunce hall on the pier 1b oneof the<coolesct places lu the enclosure, and It

has attractive features for tbe lovers ofdancing.

Luna Park (Thompson & Dundy, owners).—The average, of attend unco here Is about(ili.tiUO dally. .The circus In. the ttrl-rlngs. Is

watched by inuny. This week tbe bill Is

:

Nnzndo, human monkey ; Big. Spessardy'stroupe of Russian trained bears, the Fiveb'lylug Herberts, Itobcrt Stlckney Jr., bare-

back somersault equestrian; Mans. Venello'sboxing horses, the Sftaellers, aerlallsts ; theKltlnmurns Japanese Troupe, Zclvardo, lad-

der expert ; Josle Asbton, bareback eques-trian ; Carlos and Bllverton, on unsupport-ed ladder , and Invisible wire : Ueorgc Ber-nard, aerial contortionist: Louise De Mottand her cuke walking horse, Indlo: SenorDomingo, Spanish web expert, aud Mile.

Alexandrine and her two high Jumpingbomes In a tttiuleni menage. Tills enclosurerepresents forty-live acres of showdom, andIntense amusement Is enjoyed. Fire audFlames exhibition Is a (rood .reproduction ofwhat might be n burning of a city block,Hliowltig tho tmethod of lighting a dre nndlife saving. Twenty thousand leagues underthe sea, via, submarine boat, :1s a realistic

spectaclo In Itself, with Its sea plants, anda trip to the North pole. The streets ofIndia Is said to be an exact reproductionof a street scene In Delhi, with dancing der-

vishes, snake charmers, Jugglers, acrobatsand Nautcb girls. Here Is a great elephantfarm. The Durban of Delhi Is still popularlu all Its Buuiptuousnosn and glitter. WarIs bell Is a thrilling presentation of warln Its most Interesting form,* with all thoeffectiveness nnd sypcctaclar features.

IlENDinuoN's Musio IIai.i, IF. B. Header-son, manager).—'I'he usual big bill Is pre-sented here with - new comers, such aa:Zava nud Stetson, Jcnniietle Brooks, Satsumu,May Trado, Irving Jones, Morris and Boweu,Murphy and Brown, Ford and Wilson. Mar-cus aud Qartejle, Garden 'and Sommors,Wnngdoodhi Comedy Four, Nice and Coy,the Four Webbs, Itontluo nnd Stevens, Al.Treloar, and Muslim- , Houghton and Moslier.

KniKiitN I3i:ai:u.—The free vuudevlllcwhich Is given lu the Casino Is attended bymany who visit this seaside resort. '

VVatmon'm Cozy CiiiiMtn, (W. II, Wutson,

muuiiger).—Musical extravaganza, entitled.

"The Female Beauty," which enlists the ser-

vices of such people as Cissy Grunt, NellieSylvester and Elsie Leslie, Is on this woeh.In tho vaudeville arc Garnold and Adams,Archie ami Croker, nnd Kiln Shields.'Noth.—Manhattan llcacb will havo Cren-

tore and bis band, which created such inter-

est ut tho Orpin-urn here, for all of next week.* t »

NOW YOUK STATE.

NOTICE

TO ADVERTISERS!As July 4 falls ou Monday, we request that adver-

tlsemeots Intended for publication in THE CLIP-

PKlt dated July u, shall reach this olllco not lBter

than Saturday, July a, If possible.

proved so successful that it will be extended

three weeks. "The Man from Mexico wusthe play Juno 20 and week, and Tom Wise

was the star. A generouB attendance all tne

week spoke well. for the production. Secret

Service*' 27-21). nnd "The Senator" 30-July 2.

I'nocion's Tiibatkh (Howard Gralinm,

resident manager).—This favorite theatre

was well filled all the past week, when the

stock appeared in "I'luk Dom noes, pre-

ceded by a curtain raiser, "Only a Joke.

Business here Is excellent during. tbo Sum-mer, as special efforts .are made ., to

keep the house cool. "The Strange Ad-

ventures of Miss Brown" will be given

week of 27. .

• . it .-,,.

.Blbctjiic Park had a good vaudeville

show- In the rustic theatre. The people In-

cluded :• Mills and Kaymond, A. O. Duncan,Cooper nnd Robinson, MucGrath Brothers,

and Folly, the.talking parrot.

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Rochester.—At the Lyceum Theatre (M.

B. -Wolff manager) large audiences were de-

lighted week of June 20 by "The MyaterlouB

Mr. Bugie," ln which the entire stock com-

pany appeared to particular advantage. Theleading woman, Nellie Thome, shines as a

comedienne, and the lending role was well

done by her. Others of the excellent com-pany deserving mention were Kobert Lor-

ralne, Fred TIdcn, Wm. Sampson, und HelenWare. Week of 27, "The Idler."

, National. Thgatub (Msx llurtlg, rosna-

ger).—"Uuzcl Klrke" was on past week.

Jessie Bonstelle gained additional laurels

by her portrayal of tbe title role. A. U.

Stuart, especially engaged for tbja produc-

tion, gave a powerful and forceful study

ns Diuistnn Klrke. The others of the com-pany were well caBt Wm. H. Dean, the stage

director, deserves a word of praise for tbe

way the stage settings were arranged. Weekof 27, "Ingomar." • -

.

Bakeu Tiieatiib (J. K. Boyle, manager).—Tho Davis-Boyle Stock Co. put on "Re-surrection" week of 20. Owing to the BUd-den Indisposition of F.llln Proctor Otis herrole wus token ou a moment's notice byAnna Laying, who continued throughout tho

entiro week. Her work deserved particular

mention. Win, C. Hidden was satisfactory,

and all tbe members of the company admittedthemselves with credit. Owing to the ex-

tens've alterations that have to be made In

tills house before the opening of the regularseason, It wus decided to close tbe seasonof the Btock company at tbe conclusion of"Resurrection." The house will reopen, thor-

oughly renovated, about Aug. 22.Cook OrEBA Huusk (J. H. Moore, mana-

ger).—"The Still Alarm'" was well done bythe stock the past week. Bert Lytell, AdornAndrews and other members were well cast.

Week of 27, "The Galley Slave."Ontario Beach I'ahk (Jno. J. Collins,

manager).—Garromone's Band concludes Its

engagement June ,.i). Powell's Sixty-fifth

Regiment Band begins a week's stay July 1.

The Intense heat drives thousands of pleasureseekers to this popular resort

Notes.—Slgnor Antonio Mnlorl. Italiantragedian, visits us night of 27, glvlug oneperformance nt Fltzhugh Hull, presenting"Franccsca da ltlmlnl." Huppurted by his owncompany of Italian actors Fred A. Gug-gcnheluier June 27.

ane.nt and touching tribute to Hs meiiir.Many -beautiful floral offerings decoraKithe casket, and the funeral was very larncuattended. * '

i ' ,.

Saginaw.— At tbe Academy of Music(John II. Davidson, manager) Richard Msiihfield, Juno 24, In "Old Heidelberg." The asvanco sale Indicated 8. R. 0.

M< Jeffbus BDUn (T. D. Bamford & SunMarks, managers).— Tho Jeffers Thcatr.Stock Co. business has been fair, -theBlack Flag" and "Quena" were the bills 2u-

iitiTiBHiDB Paek Casino (L. W. Richards.

manager).-r-Blll week of 10 Included: Fourbunts, Belle Stewart and Dave. F. Fltzulb-bona, Wells Boyer and company, a. pLangan, Ma;uz and Mazett, Inez MccuskerWesson, Walters and Wesson, Ullmuur unaLatnur.

Wallace's Show will play here July 13,

Dny City.—At the Wenona Beach ParkCasino (L. W. Richards, manager) the fol-

lowing programme was presented June ItKUS'Gllmour and La Tour, Wesson, Walters nudWesson, Inez Mecusker, Mazaz and MuzellBill for ,23-25 Included : A. 1'. Langan, Wiiis-Boyer and company, ln "Tbe Sheriff and the.Walt';" Belle Stewart and Dave Fllzglbboo,Frank La Mondue, and the klnetoscopc. Thecool weather somewhat hurt the attendsnee.. Tun West JUx.Citx Fiuemen's Touina-KENT ami Fbee Sirekt Faiu takes place weekof July i. Attractions are to be furnishedby the Capital Amusement Co..

»

Grand Unpids— At the New Powers(Harry G. Sommcrs & Co., managers) lilcli-

aid Mansfield June 23.. Ramona Tuuauib (Grin Stair, munager).—bill week of June 2(1 : Rose Bdyth Bullet,

tbe Four Rlanos, Inez Mecusker, Loro andI'uvne, and Frank O'Brien.

IGoDHiuy's Hummer Pavilion (Cbas. God-

|ro}',, manager).—Coming week of 26: Shan-

Son and Dixon, Lester and Lester, Wells,oyer and company, Three Troubadours, Uco.

V. Haines and company, and Mile. Lupins.* *

Kulaiiiaiuo.— Casino Park (balrd &Dakln, managers) Is meeting with uninter-

rupted success, large aud thoroughly pleasedaudiences attending nightly. The programmeoffers some very- fine vaudeville acts. Theroster- Includes the Millard Brothers. Shan-non and Dixon, tho Three Kvans Childrenand. others,

Mnaistee—C'bns. M. Southwell, managerof the Orchard .Beach Casino, left Manisteerecently -for New York. City, to arrange for

attractions for the Park Casino, and also to

complete his bookings for tbe Ramsdcll The-atre for next season.- The Ramsdcll will be

dark until Aug. 1, when It -will open with"Qulncy Adams Sawyer" as the attraction.

I » r—CONNECTICUT.

Uuffnlo—At the Stnr Theatre (WnlterS. Hublwlu, mutineer i "Tho Two Orphans"neck of Julio 2 1. Including In the cast:William Vii i Hum, Lucia Moore, Laura Al-berta, Lmlly Melville, II. Percy Mcldon,singe director. "Hoodmgn Blind" was roostcapably acted aud this good old melodramafound all of Its old friends and hundreds ofnew ones. "Barbara Frleteble" next week.Convention Ham, (H, L. Mccch, mnna-

?er ).—Creature's Baud returns July 11 tor aortnlght. The ten weeks projected Summer

oiH.'ra bus been abandoned, owing to wiiii-ineni ngnlnsl sub; of liquors.

l.v^tl'M TllKATitn (J. Lnughllii, inamiger).--Antonio Malorl and his Italian coinpunypresented "Francescii da ltlmlnl" 2S.

l.M-'.mrm) Thkatiie (Cbus, M. Bugg, maii-

iiucr).— l.'ndei- the direction of James M.Hienitan there nre appearing this week:Lizzie B. Haymom I, Willie and IOdllli Hart,ChurleH Watson, Gus) Noser, and the tttock,cnilili'd the Henry Burlesqiiers. SummerInisliii-ss has been well maintained.

StlllA'K I.UU'K.N T'JIEATUH.—JollU 0. Fish-it's Chilllipilgun liance, John Mason, KenGrim, Hvu Allen, KKumuru's JupunesoTroa is-, burton anil Brooks, Stanley andIU'ockuiun, Blrdlu Fowler, aud Doherty s poo-dles coiistltuto this week s progrumme.

liu.iiwiu) I'aiik (B, M. Garfield, munugerl.—The season opened most auspiciously 25,and It locks ns though the good old dpwu-the-river days buvu returnisf The Itiiiuginul

theatre bookings Included: Wynn and Unit,Golf Phillips, Auletu Ksmoiid and Brothers.

Atht.ktu: Pahk (RoUeit F, Walter, gen-eral uiaiinger).—In the imrk ure now seencreation, merry go-round, Ferris wheel, Zarro'sIllusions, circle swing, trip to Mars, ponytruck, ICatrcuJiiniiuoi- castle. Madam Schull'slii-rii.rmlng lions, dully band concerts, ye oldomill, housu of trouble, cave of the winds,Mimic's InfiTim, etc. ln tho theatre: St.

Clul'- und Curlyle, Jack brown and LillianWrlcbt, Antrim uud Peters, Princess Cblu-iititllu, ICIIsworth nud Burt, Censor's dogsliow. Hilda Thomas and Lou Hull were bigsuccesses Inst week.

Notes.—Contractu for tbe new KeithTheatre, on Main Street, near ChippewaStreet, will be lot this week BuckskinBill's Wild West closed Its season at Brie.Pa., last week, uud disposed of Us stock.

Most of the lea tares nud concessionsut (he big Athrlcll'j I 'ark are now running,among the most successful being the FigureKlgld coaster (which cannot take euro ofnil Us customers), the lielter Skelter amithe theatre Treasurer Duvis, of thoAcademy, Is the recipient of a large bequest.

It Is announced that the Star willr gala replace the Teek ns the scene of theiilgh class syndicate productions noxt sea-son, the Autumn tour of "The Rogers Broth-ers In Paris" beginning here, as usual, Aug.!HI. preceding their appearance in Octoberat tho new KlnW & F.rlnnger Liberty Then-Ire, New York. ... ..Walter S. Baldwin is

negotiating for the Tcck lease .Thopark mul river atl ructions nre having nmust successful run of iialroiinge this year.

Vniulevllle nud nightly bund couccrlslire features at the Niagara Falls interna(lentil. .... .The llurgruvu. Ilullroad Showspay their unuiuil visit to Tbimwanda 14....The Fontnlne-Mauley Tent Carnival at Ni-agara Falls. Out., 20-25, met with fair sue-cosh Charlie Howe and others nre ntHI. Louis.

lClmlrn The last of Minim's theatreswus destroyed by tire on the morning ofJune 21. The Lyceum aud Auditorium weroburned last March, uud now the pretty Sum-mer theatre at Rorlck's Glen Park Is nothingbut a heap of blackened ruins. Tbo lire. start-

ed at o'clock In the morning, just after thodeparture of the night watchman, and Is be-

hoved to have been of Incendiary origin. Thotheatre wos the property of the KhulrnWater, Light nnil Railroad Co. The loss Is

estimated nt $15,000. At u meeting heldsoou after the fire, It was decided to rebuildt|ie (heal re at one.-. While It Is III tbe courseof erection a buge tent will be placed lu tboglen, and the performances of the Manhat-tan Opera Co., which have met with suchpronounced success, continued. It Is thoughtthat the theatre can be made ready for oc-cupancy In at least thirty days. Last week"The Little Duko" wus enthusiastically re-

ceived. Manager Herbert Salinger, of tho.Manhattan -operu Co., and members of thecast, lost their wardrobes, the total value ofwhich Is estimated at .*

l,r,oo.

BUJlllDOH I'aiik I Kiioch. Little, manager).—Vaudeville wus Introduced here last weekfor tbe tlrst lime lu a number of years. Theperforinnuces were largely attended, and theseason promises to be oue which will glud-den tho managerial heart. Those who closed25 were: Doyle uud Granger, Lambert undPierce, Ramsey Sisters, and Harry Brown.'This week's bill includes : Thu Brownings,the Mitchells, the Great Heywood, uud Arm-strong.

KiAi.ro TiuiATiiM (F. W. McCuunell, mun-ager).—Progrumme for week of 27: Perryand Aleclu, Allen uud Anploton, Trlxlo Cole-man, Alice MncVlcnr, Mne Lawrence andMinnie Granville. Business Is good. >

(Juehn Citx Gaudkns (M. L. Sullivan,manager).—Will II. Fields, who made sucha success last week, Is retained 27 und week.Gther entertainers are: Ford and Vokeu.I'hlwnrd Wulsh, Wood uud Stone, aud Fredllolibs. Business continues up to the stand-ard. ••

Hi idm-porl.—At Poll's Theatre (Joseph('riddle, manager) "Northern Lights, June20-25, played lo good business. "The Belle

of Richmond" 27-Jiily 2. "The Favor of tiio

King," an adaptation from the .French, by

George Porter, of this city, a Browa Univers-

ity man, will be presented for the first time

week of July 4. It will be given by- tbe

Poll Stock Co. New York managers are ex-

pected acre to see the presentation.Pleasure Beach (Joseph V. O'Brien,

manager).—BUI tor week of 20 played to

6ood business. Booked for 27: Mildredieiilleld, vocalist; the Hiinford Sinters,

musical team : Dawson and While In a

black, face sketch : Cargmore nnd Florence,

comedians, uud Faustina, ballet dnucer.

Notes.—Henry 11. Jennings, of Jcunlugs

& Graves, -of the Hartford Operu House,

who Is a resident of this city, Is ungated ut

Kresent in supervising the construction of

Is uew theatre lu New Britain. The Hurt-

ford managers are also Improving the Hurl-

ford house and spending some $11,000 in

altering and changing the Interior of tho

rathskeller lu connection with It.

»'»TENNESSEE.

NiiHhvlllc. At Glendale Ctisluo (V C.

Alley, niauago:') never ln the history of this

phicu has it seen such iitteuduucc ns during

tbo week of June lit, for tho Confederate

Veternun* Reunion brought tbousuuds to the

city, and pleasure, resorts were taxed lo their

cupucltv- Standing room at. tho Cusluo was

sold nightly. The week of 20 ..bad strong

card, and good business was done sightly-

Phil and Carrlo Russell, Demondc and Ulns-

more, John Cartwell, Milo ,VcgB«. Voung and

Brooks, In Illustrated songs, and tho vltu-

graph made up tho bill. ...'.,«.Nomh.—Prof. Frank Fuestel will tsko tbo

leadership of tile Casino -orchestra. Prof.

Fuestel hau apeared ln vaudeville the past

season, ns Musical Fuestel, playing manycomedy und hurmonlous Instruments......Rudolph Moh! returns to this country about

July 4, uud tukes his old position with tbo

Casino orchestra. Ho bus been on a vlsll

tu thu futhcrluud. ........ -

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Memphis At Hopkins' Mast Knd Park

(A. li.i Mqrrlson, manager) the high grWMof. amusement offered , attracts jnttryMlaudiences. Thepiogrummo for week of J" *

20 included : George Wilsou, Smith ana

Mullen Carson and Herbert, Zoo Mutthews,

Iteltt Bros., Myles McCarthy and eompauy.

Another uttractlon was added to the our

door . umuscments last week, the HWWSkelter, from which considerable fun is

derived. »»IQWA.

Iitlca—At the Majestic Theatre (DavidlOldred, manugcr) the Davls-Boylo Stock Co.continues to pack the house at each per-formance. Week of Juno 20: "Claire nnd thoForge Master" 20-22. "Wife for WUS*5' 2H-25. Week of 27 : "His Life for Her's" 27-20. "O'Brien tho Contractor" 30-July 2.

iM.Ki'LNtiANcE Festivai,, at Rome, N. Y.,

July 2-1, grand firemen's holidays,

«i»MICHIGAN.

Albany.—At Harmanus Bleecksr Hall (H.It.. Jacobs, manager) the Summer season of

stock, by. Uio JxlUKUpU-Coutleotty, Co., lifts

Detroit.—At the Templo Theatre (J. n.Moore, ran soger) lust week's urngruinms wasof thu highest order. Rose Cogulim, lu hersketch, und Harry Davenport, In bis mono-logue, divided the honors of the bill, audcontributed very largely to nu entertainmentof pleasing exeullcnce. Mr. Davenport, al-

though new lo vaudeville, scored s distinctsuccess here. Miss Cughlun's sketch, "ThoAce of Trumps," wus n dramatic and effectivelittle piece, and took well with the audience.She was ably supported by Lynn Pratt. Otherentertaining numbers on the bill were : Fred-crick Brothers and Burns, Ernest Uogun,John nud Bertha Gleason, Fred Houlihan,tbo Merrills, Tiro and Jermon, and Franz-ma thes and Low's. Attractions for. week of27: Muzuz and Mnxcttc, Josle and WillloBarrows, Clayton White nnd Mario StuartCo., Orvllln nud Frank, Amelia Siimraervllle,Frcdo and Dure, Mark Siilllvnn. Vernon, andthe American khietogrtipli, show-lug "TimGreat Train Itohbery.". Nom—Ska funeral of tbe Into John T.Sillily uu. who died In New York City Sun-ray evoning, Juno 10, took place at SI.Peter's Episcopal Church on Wednesday.June 22. Tile Detroit Lodge nt Hike, ofwhich the deceased had -loos been n mem-ber, took charge of the remains at the ceme-teiv. Mnror Mnvhnry, of whose bible class

deceased Lad been a member, paid aa clu-

Unvtniiort Rlpgllng Bros.' Shows canto

toexlrnprdliiarlly largo audiences June is,

und Biitlsfled even itho most critical.

Ndtbs.—Tbo mayor of tho city has or

dored that aji theatres and play,h<»u89a '"A.

remain closed until they comply » lth g*city Ure ordinance. Mr. Kindt, of Cliumber-

lln, Kindt fc Co., suys that th(S Burtls Opera

Houso needed vory few changes, and tne«»

will be completed long before the opening mthat houso In August. Oscar BoggWJKuounees that the Orpheum will be rctuodeiea

und changed to ault tbe new ordinance, ana

will be opened .again In about six weeks.

,..Ceaar Rapids.— Tho Auditorium Jgbeen leased by D. .Wcber for a Summer vauae-

vllle season of two months, beginning Juno

a7, twltb Don and Thompson, corned ans ,

)»•

Andrews- uud niulo, Edwin Leo, lllnetratcri

songs; Hai (lie Liingdnii, coou shoutcr, aou

Edison moving pictures. - • ,„.a- Gh.m-my. Biios.' Show, No. 1, was here Jim"

24 s '

.

Tub Bahnum & BAiLsr Show Is due Ang-

81. '. --.

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.««. » .— Notos from the Walsh Stock Co.. now

playing Falrmount Pork.lVoodstock, Ont-,,

re

liort doing excellent business since locnlins

thorc. The roster of tho company Is: KugJ"Powers. Chas. Mortimer, Elmer Buffham. iw

ward Hayes, Joe Foley, Fred Allen, Anlo-

nottc Amey, Dolllo De Vyno, Isabella Clinton

and Baby Frances.,

-,

, ,. g"CIKCL>NA.tl JLN1> ST. liOtW

LIMITED."'

,

Five im I ns n ilajf from H«W Vork

tn rinrlnnntl and St. Louis !> <he

New York c.nt rid, ln< indinsr "Th*

Limilerl," ier.vin» New York at u.'Jtl

P. H.—i4v. ~>

Jttxt 2. the isnervv YoitiK: clipper. 1

437

S SCISSORS TO GRINDII V lhcColU|siscrof "Any hags:"»nd !-. tn winiillt. hltf.

WLET ME CALLYOU SWEETHEART ONCE AGAIN

lly ARTHUR J. LAMB ami CHRIS. SMITH (Smith Mil Uowmsn). NUF 8BD.

E Copies and Orchestrations to profession*'* sending up-to-date Programmes.ORCHESTRA LEADERS, send 10 cents for professional Orchestration, with piano sec. to '

PRETTY MAMIE CLANCYt ,,'V ,'- All ,W*h Willi/. Song, liy OIIAS. SIIAttKloRH. Clever.MY JAPANEE -

lliS. (ilUSOS cook'Huston's Popular

Compeer.

lOlnaaia to Grind." WALTER JACOBS, 167 Tremont St., .Boston, Mass.

ILLINOIS.

OIHb tl>« Bill foam, ttlorld ot Plavm.Peoria. — Gentry Bros.' very excellent

show drew big audiences June 17, 18, und Notes from Local No. 24, Buffalo. N. Y.— — Lionel Barryraoro and Boris llauklngave excellent satisfaction, poring the after- The board of trustees met Inst Sunday, June were married quietly on .Sunday, June 10, ntnoon show, 17, Otome, one of the members of n(> at swarUe'a Hall. Everything was St. 1'rnndi Xrtvlcr Clitirch. New York City,the Kltnmura Troupe of Japs, fell thirty- found to be In first elaBS shape, and the re- by the Kev. Father McC-ralh.five feet while nttemntlng the slide down an i, rts showed a good snug sum In the bank. — Sullivan, Harris & Woods have Instl-

Incllne wire. No bones were broken, but brother Dave Molr and Brother Michael tuted legal proceedings against severnl ntans-there were many bruises sustained. Wllks, of the Majestic Theatre, Toronto, gers who have bees Infringing upon the copy-Wbirt'8 TbEATBB (CI K. Bortson, mana- Can., have been with us for the last two righted plays owned by this firm,

reri.—Most satisfactory business here. Com- week*. They both belonjr to Local 24. Brother — .Ino. A. Hlnimcleln and wife (Beatricelng week of 27 : The Robins, Murray and Homer Hall, of Erie, Pa., who Just closed Knr.e) .ire cruising on the great lakes with a

ANOTHER

OF SUMMERSALE

SUITS.Clayton, Avery and llenly.

Jakob's' Thkatbe (A. J. Jacobs, manager).Business Is excellent. Coming week of 27:

Itlmm, Bomni and B-r-r-r, Three Rays, O. V.Koeknfleld.Stonk Hltt, Gamibn (Frank Grave, mana-

wlth the big brigade of the Mingling Bros.'ig Bros.' party or friends, on their yacht, Beatrice.Show, Is here, and reports In good favor ot They were visitors, last week at Cleveland,nil' the locals ho met on the road. Brother Snndu»';y. Detroit and Mt. Clemens.12. II. Kopn, of 21, who was with the Bar- — Notes from Wiedemann's Big Show

:

mini & Bailey Shows this season, Just closed Business Is still on tbe right side of thewith the tame, and Is now engaged at the ledger, but not as good as previous seasons

ger).—Business Is very satisfactory. Coming new Athletic Park, on tbe figure eight. He In this section of the country, owing to. the . j ,„ Tl<» ,mln« u,;il Jn it Whw Ihnra or» milerinla in lln'a nitrehnueweek of 27, the atock company. In "A Wo- Is going to transfer from Local 21 to Locol low price of lnmber and all the mills elos- SIX dajTS, lhe ValUC Will do It. Wliy, mere are matenn!8 111 tills ptirmaseman's Sin."

Clips.—Charles R. Baker,sentattve and right bower ofShows, was kept very busy

"

THERE ISN'T ANOTHER TRADE IN THE WORLD WHO HAS

THE RESOURCES TO PURCHASE AT ONE CLIP 10,000 YARDS of

genuine imported worsteds at the end of June. Wc will sell every yard in

old acquaintances In this city

nr.ATIIS Iff THE PROFESSION

24. Brother Joseph Ornlner, of Phlladel- lng. We opened »t Seattle, Wash., June ^. > _. . ... —— i.-a-,-- »- arm in i. ..i., i.ri nf il.« ninth > «» llitn>r, press repre- pbla, who belong* to Weal 2t\ has gone to 2d, for fifteen weeks' stock. Our roster Is Which rightfully belong in fG<» garments—every bit Of the Cloth is new this

n.Tr'enewinil fen'isfnnd!gW* ** M 'd,and^ B«M.°FrS £ZgL ch.,V tfWfS sewon. We are not standing the loss; the importer is the unlucky fellow.

wfWtJBS %-»& "haSM°8Tane%aJriinDg':Tv'. Con". up here and pick out any goods that you want, toll us to make up

St 'SSrmSk &*^ir^!SrWttCiSSMIS: &* coat and trousers any way for- $17. We'll carry out your pet ulnis

Cf.ua Logan Connklly, playwright, diet]

lo New York City on June lb. In the UermuuHospital. She was one of the Logan girls,

mid was very well known, being u sister ofOilvc and lOli/a Logan, and daughter of Cor

Roster ot tbe advancegreat Van Amount Show

:

general agent and railroaderl .McTianlel, contractor ; .

car manager; J. A, Jones, lithographer; Jessie. Mae Brown. Little Lillian and Ana-Prank Thompson, boss bill poster, Willi tbe belle and Nellie Wiedemann.

'

following assistants : V. Worth, W. It. Berry, —Note! The theatrical folk spending theB. Miller, K. <:.. Steele, A. M. Dent, W. L. Summer months at lhe Crawford, Atlanticl,cwla, I.. M. l'elers. Frank Rogers and J. City, ure Joe Pointer, Abe Levi, I.'lnis. V. Kd-l\k Sinltli. Second brigade: J. M. Wvnns, wnrds. Howard Robinson, Krncst llotTniuu,. . ,.,. ... __.M_* ._ . 1 f> rt_..i. i~„ M........ I ..i*l.. \i'I ill n It. .11- U'llll.m.

in a three piece suit for—$20.

neiius A. Logan, a well known and popular manager, with these assistants: J. R. Davis, Joe layers, Lottie Williams, Belie \\llllnms,• actor -and manager over fifty years HenrV Moore, H.B. Lowe, bill posters: Frunk Annie Ilrennnn. Daisy Robinson, Mrs. <1. My-Cella Logon wim born In Philadelphia Moi'rlH, programmes and banners; L. A. Card- er*. Joe Tnlmer devotes hi* time during flic

author, actor ;and manager over fifty years HenrV Moore, II. B, Lowe, bill posters: Frunk Annie Ilrennnn. Daisy Robinson, Mr*. <i. My-uio Cclla Logan was born in I'lillntlelpllln Moi'rls, programmes and banners; L. A. Card- ers. Joe rulmer devotes hi* time during the

In i8.'!4, nnrt uiiide her Hist nppearance on the Inglon, .route rider. . day lo lnsltmt lng swlmuilng, while In theNo. 4 The outlook for eveulnir 110 rives buck And Wlllg ilntn-lnc les-

ulso innnnger, trensunr andsinge Miiri'h l», 1«!V2, for hVr slttter loiimt's Note* from Local No. 4.—The outlook for evening ho gives buck and whig dancing les

iwuHlf, as Hermlnle, in "l<ove's Hncrltlee," nt next senwon Is very good, and the local will sons. He Is ittsii manager, trensurrr am 1

lhe Chestnut Street Theatre, I'lilludelplilu. make niuny liniirnveiuenls. Frank Wolf re- property uisn of the Uenu (Julnletle. Tills Is

iu December, 18.VJ, she was married lo "Con- turns lo the I'ark Theatre, John Lawrenceml B. Clnrke, from whom *he wos shortly t» the National. Wlllnrd Mctlnlre lo lhe An-nitt'iwnril divorced. She visited Klirnpe In ilUorliini, Mr. .Inenhs In lhe Wnlniit, l»re«l-

lS,riT, and on Feb. 17, J MM, was married lo dent John Huplen lo I be Stnmturd, John Lliid-

Mlner K. Kellogg, an American painter, In sey lo the Lyceuhi, Horace ltlckerson to the

Fails. Nh« appeared In Loudon Willi some Trocadero, Alax Fnlrbusli to the' New Arch,success tinder the tutelage of Charles Rende, Wm. Cma lo the Slur, l.'rank Bergman to

In IKdlt she returned to America, mid In He- the Forepnugh. 'I'liere will Is" all union meneoibej', 1SU5, she left Kellogg, mill made her employed, and there will be great doings In open Aug. 20. ill AliirllnsburK, W. Vu,. Anreappearance In London, iOng., at the Lyceum the hilling line. Ilond ' meniliers will please cntlrelv new line of iirltitlug hus lieert gnlien'I'heolre, Sept. lit, IH«H, as Lady Anne In conimiinlcnte fo the secretury, R C. MAhh, nut. tlertrude .Mnlilnnd Hall hn* been en-

' :iuj; No. Fight h Street, by our next meet- giigei] for lends. Kdwiu Kellx will Is- Htngelng, without, full. Jnhu lliitliurst has relumed ifrcetor. and ,len*ehion Hall will ninnnge t lie

to the I'liy, nfter it sen son willi '"llle Ten- lour. Chos. T. I'.iUnnls will ugiiln lisik nfnessee .lmlge." Wni. Vail hns uurchiiHed nonutiimohile for Ills business at the Grand

one of lhe nienlr..; gnllierings of show folk

I bat could lie found linywhere. Tile follow-ing spent flic past two weeks nl the Craw-ford, mid ills') hclpeil the fun along: .lolui

A. Iloune, KdUli nnd Willie tinrt', the ThreeAnnul ii "irs, Annie Armstt'ong, and Joe Wat-son. •

— Notes from the Kilwnrds Block Co. : We

ARNHEIM,Broadway & 9th. St., New York^

S0Z0D0NTlloothrnyd Kniri'iougirs Richard. She returnedIn America In 1st))), mnlwiis married to Junn-iA. Connelly, newspaper writer and author,< villi Logan was the author of several plays,

add Wrote for a number ot inngnzlues, con-

tributing short stories and poems, and she Opera House. The l'hllndelphln Bill Postingalso wrote several hook*. Her first play,

"Rose," was originally acted In Hnn Fran-cisco, Cnl., In 1874. Her neit prnductlouwas "An American Marriage," first acted In

Providence, It. I., and tifterwardft played In

New York City, Feb. -'8, 1884, ut the NewPark (now -the nernld Squure) Theatre, un-der the lllle of "That Man." Agnes Booth,llljou Fernaudex, itiirton Hill und RachelHiMith were In lhe cast.

ltt:ssu-: liKnuoN (Mrs. Louis J. Monica),mi -uctress, (lied nt. her home la llli'ksvlllc,

N. V.on June 2'i, from consumption, nftermi Illness of over a year. She wan forty-fouryears of age, and was born In New York City.

Mrs. . Monica; was for twenty-live years tmthe ftfnge, appearing Under her maiden nnhic

if He.lHle I iermiui. ' Her first profcsslnnnl s |i-

liearance was made When she was five yearsof age, at which time she made her debut with

'

I-Mwln Booth, in "l'rlnce. Richard." Duringher career she created over twenty-live I'hur-

nctcr,(. while wlthlln: McCull Opera Co., JohnHtetsoa, John K. Owens, Joseph Jefferson

nnd the Cnsluo Company, appearing In

character nnd nouhretle roles. She hudthe leading character In Hartley Camp-bell's "Siberia," when It was first pro-

duced at the Fourteenth Street Theatre,

New York, and played Little Buttercup In

the llrst Pacific const production of "I'ltui

lore," at the Alcaiar Theatre, Ban Friin-

circo, Cat., In which company were AliceOatev,' Kmelle Melville and Win. Seymour.Her Inst professional appearance was madeat Madison Square Garden, New York, In

181)0, under James Morrlssey. She was mar-ried to Louis J. Monica, an opera, singer. In

1888. Hno Is a grandnlece of Joseph Jeffer-

son, mill her graudmotbor, Jane Oermou. anmd time actress, Is now over ninety years.

Her hueband nnd four sons, Henry, Jean,Kaub and I,em mid, survive her. Intermentwas in i'lnhi Lawn Cemetery, Ulcksvllle, N.Y., June 24.

Mns. Rohb Kkm.f.y, who, with her hus-band, Joseph T. Keller, formed the vaudevilleteam of Kclley nnd Hose, died In Manitoba,Cnnada, June 21, aged thirty-two veins

She was born Iu Delawurc, O., but did not* enter thu profession until about five yearsago. In 1001 she was married to JoeepbT. Kclley and, with tbo exception of one sea-

son with the Myi'kle & Harder Htock CO.,

the team has since appeared In vaudeville.

HAanv NiSTTsn, aged thirty-five years, a

Co. Iioh piirrliased nevernl iiiilninoblles In dotheir work.

Notes from Local No. 17, Boston—Con-siderable enthiislusin prevnlled nl the meetingSunday, June 111. A call had been Issued for

u m] to in I meeting, nnd sererul iutitters nf In-

terest lo the organization were acted upon.Hrolhers Oscar Klevenanr ontl Nick I'liiilllllo

lire doing lhe hilling for 'I'hr HuhIou I'oxl.

Hrolhei' Tlei). Collier is at work ngnlii alter

nu Idleness of a few days. Brother* TedWerhle nud Ned Curtln ure to run severlil

iiiiionllghi exciirsliins on the steamer NewBrunswick. Brother John Mils, our vlee-preRl-detii, and an old circus hill ponter, withBrother Jim (iniiuhon, advertising agent of

the I'alnce Theatre, received a letter ot

thanks from President Pete Wogden, of theM. Y. O. B. Club, for their services nt thooiitthg of the club. Stair & Wilbur haveturned over the Music Hull to the numerousund popular employes of Hint theatre for abenefit befote closing the season. ' HrolhersJoke ltlaies, Red lfoftun, lilll Watson, nndSnndy Monro are nt Bcachmnnt, on n fishing

er the interests of Cliff W. (limit's ullrnc-llolir.— Mr*. W. .T. Le Moyne has lieen engngedns n member <it the cnsl: of "Tlie Two Or-pilaus" for next season.— Ada Relian has signed a five years' eon-I rail lo star under the nianngement of theSliiiiierl llroihei'.s. Iieglnuliig ni'ii season. Shewill' appear In a Shiikeapenrean repertory.

- lleleii Tracy has beeii engaged by J.

Fred Zimmerman Jr. in play the. role ofQueen Kll/.iilietli in Herlhn (Inllnnd's proiliie-

1 Ion ot "Dorothy Vernon, of llndilnii Hull,"next season.— The William* & Walker Co. arrived InNew York City lust week, after a slily-fourweeks' engagement abrond. They will opeutheir next season at the (Irrtnd Opera llousa,New York, in August

.

'-r-CharleH Frohaiim lias accepted fromClyde Fitch a piny entitled ''Ornnny," 1 In

which Hie vctcrna actress, Mrs. (lllhert, w'll

make 'a farewell tour of lhe Uiilrcd Stalesnext year.

— Billy Morse, cuiiiedliiu, left New YorklAsI week for Spokane. Wash., lo Join Hiellciir tl'Alene Theatre Kloek I'o. for llm sen-sou. Mr. Moi'sn Is in'conipnlileil by his wife,Wim hns been iCnst, tlinslilng her musicallilili'lltliitl.

— •«.'. I'. Const lias signed fur next season,In do n i liiinii ier part. In Mmiiilley ft Patleu's "Tlie l.lllle Hoiiiesleiiil."— "'I'll** Slinwiiinn's Daughter.'' n si'lisn-

lliinal uieliiili'iiiim, now in Us sen. ml yearIn Fiigiiinil, will be given a prudiicllou InNl'W \nrk curly In September.

i fti 1

. jj— . Ji'ia '

OatifleMle ana minstrel.JuKKi'it Ksiima, in.' 'i Hi) Kaiimas, w riles:

"We have clinngi'it Hill' ml I'lttlri'ly, hn vim:ilinpiieil niuglc anil Inkeii ii|i sketch work.We nrc at pii'sciii til liiinii' In Peoria, III., re-

beaming our new work. While ill lionie I

WHS lllllde « lilelllher of local Al'l'lc No, "oTi,

F. O. I)., June I.VKm: Vkkniis, whose inline In prlvnle life

Is Minnie SlurtiiM, won recenlly lunrrleil tolitis (lariluer, piiKlllsl. She will hereafter Is'

A PtRFCCT LIQUID DCNTIFRICC FOB THK

TEETH »»° BREATH.

USE WITH

S0Z0D0NTTOOTH POWDER

known us IIiisd Onrilui'i', and Is imw Iu Hn 1

siunoi.'i- slock coiiipiiiiy nl Sam T. .lack's

Tlientre, Calcagn.Fli.wit AN II Lull isn ItanUMfi who have

beeii plnylUK Ciillfnriiln for tho past fiuir

mouths,- recently opuueil on (lolilsinllh'HNmiiuvesliTii circuit, nud report havinglaiidv n decided hiiuccsm In their imw singing— lvluw & Krlniiger liavo engnged nice nnd and talking act.

l'revost, who will be under the jnnnogemctit (looked solid, and

Brothers John Ilntlcr and Have (Iilllln,

lvllle

Brother* Henry Corbett, Johnrace track.Tracy and Dave Superior, of the DonnellyBUI Posting Co., with Frank Lloyd, qorpresident, were In the Hunker Hill parudt)

with their wagons, June IT. Members kindly

send routes ahead ns far Us possible to II. M.revser, 14T2 Washington Street, '

Notes from Local No. 3H, Brooklyn.—ThisIs the youngest, but one nf tbe strongest lo-

cals of tbe National Alllunce, being formerlyknown ns Brooklyn Branch, New York Local,

No. !i, but we have Just received a charter,(luted June ID,' through the graclouaness of.National President Clins. Joseph, who madea personal Investigation of Brooklyn's griev-

ance on May ill, at which time he was ten-

dered n biitii|uet by the Brooklyn local. Wonow number 1mt two less Mum one hundredmembers, nud look forward to nu era of pros-perity. At a meeting hold on June IU, thellrst one under tlie charter, wo elected thofollowing olllccrs : Leo Snlonioii, president

;

lien. L. Burns, vice president : J. C. McCor-mirk, treasurer; A. A. Oerson. secretary;Chan. Arthur, recording secretary ; .1. J. Wil-liams (formerly of No. Ill, business agent,

and Thomas Ryan, sergeant nt arms. Bro.John Holme*, business ugent of No. a, was nvisitor at that meeting. Local No. Sit wishes

of till* linn for the next twit year*.— Lou N. Harrington write*: "1 closed onJune IS n two years' engagement with lheJack iioeiiioi-'N attractions. ' I have been engnued for next season to look after the bust

Full.Mns. Wit. J.' Hand ((trace Killer) pre-

sent eii her husband with u buliv Isiy JunoJ.'I, nt Ui'i Cuinbrhlgc, Muss. Mr. Hum!Is' acting a* innnnger fur Flynn's AmericanMinstrel* this Summer, through thu NewICiiglund park circuit.

Tin! Manhattan Comkiiy ITouii write fromBudapest, under date ot June 111 "We are

iinl scenic and tncchnnlcnl effects for each just tliilsUlug a seven months' tour of thunnd every production, The following people continent, buvlug topped nil bills In tho fol-

ium: also oeen signed: Lee I>. Kilaworth. lowing cities: Prague. Leipzig, Uamburg,

Kn. liuii'i'iM Willi's Hull he, and lint ('.

il. Scrvlss, Is onion;:.-! i>l Aiiilltorliini llcilch,

Cliiii'lnlli', N. Y.rilAiii.,:* Van writes: "My wife recently

pii'si'iitcil me with ii ii n<- linliy girl. Mnlliernud ehllil arc lining well."

Haiku I.i: Ci.aiii, a llm- playing Itockv.."" - -...„...n (springs Park, LuiiciihIci', I'll., .lime _'7, willThey have llm Summer j„|u hi* fuiulty ill liiolr coltugi', nt Allulitti'

will return Kast In thu | My, where ho will leniiilu until lie joins

in-si Interests of (icrtrude lowing. Miss Kwlngwill have tlie largest and best popular pricedattraction that has over visited the South.Site will present new plays nnd carry spe-

iiirn'

Hml I 1'. Jerome, Billy Kent, George II. Bookout, Jack Toeller, Uertrude Harrington, nndothers. Tho season will open Aug. 1, at Cor-slcuiiiiii, TCI."— Notes from the Stanley Hollands Co.,!:. C, Wilson manager: Our company Is Iu

"The Sleeping Beauty mill llin llensl." Co,,fur which ho tins been specially engnged.

IIaiiv .Mil. num.. i.ricr closing il very sue-cess fill seiison of thlrlyelglil week* on llio

loud, hi mt I'd licr Stmiiiiiir work nt cinvei-

anil's Theulre, .Clilcngo, with Robt. McWmle.In III* "Hip Van Wlnklii" sketch. , Him I*

hooked fur tho rem of the Hummer, lo doho i- inounliigiic ami dm racier snugs throughthe circuit -if Western parks.

Mi:Jllll.N il. anii At.k'i:

Vienna, Urnz, Berlin, and now just Uulsbluga very successful engagement at .0*. Undo-iiaeo, BudllpOSt, for Director A. Frlcdniim,itie only American director on the contluent,who on Juno 11 presented us with fourAiiieiiiuii iiurIcs, not with brilliants, In gold

siicces* nt Wenniirt lleitch, liny City, Mich.,week of June yil. ami hnvn Itlverslilv

Dowrt.i. met with1tl.li.,

Park.Hiigluaw, Mich., In follow.

f'HANK C. llAHIIIS, bile (if .lull' (t lOlioer

Waller's alt met lulls, Is summering nt Piirtlu

Springs, WiiiTcnslnr'g, Mo,Hyi.vaN and Onrai, will spend July nt

German eomedlan formerlv willi W i rd £ »° «tc"<1 t0 •''*"'^, a': *">W "» 'lu",k,t nger, Mr. Sclinffer. It was n most eiljoyablu

w!^Taij !gESBUiS3S*BMit7yJ;iJ; i«w for the support he bus given us In our strug- evening, nnd one long to be remembered."

m'cldentaT death at Oklahoma CUy Okla «'« '™ « cnarter. It also wishes to extend — ifjnry Jowctt will be Viola Allen's leadrSr, Oklahoma uiy, uma„ « cxecutlvo committee, and to Ita'sUlcr lng man next Benson.

It* c'ghth week under canvas, and we nre and silver. Wn will return lo ICiiglaml for their hmiie nl Sun Antonio, Tex., after whichturning people away nightly. Business hnnnever been so. good for years. Tom Urcely 's

lending ootnediMii. We curry twelve peqiile

:

Hoc Morris, Frank Moore, Verne Tutu, JohnStewart. Die Ifi'vln Sisters, the Franklin(junriei, Muy llorrctt, nunc Moore and HoseArnold.— (inicc Bin-del lo writes: "After a veryplciisnul und prosperous engagement of forty-

two weeks as lending lady with the Middle-Ion Stock Co., I have returned to Chicago lo

spend the Summer with my mother. On tin.'

eve of my departure I was tendered a banquetby the members of the company nnd lha mini

thu stall nnd llarrlsford tours, opening againin Dusscldoi'f, (Jci-uiaiiy, Jail. 1, lUUh. TIIHCi.ii'i'KK I* forwnrded to us by the Pull MallI'ixchiillge every week. The other Americanad* nu llm bill hero nre Johnson nnd Dean,who have jilso made a tremendous success."

Jiu: Cuy'ni: write* that lie Is still wlih Mon-roe's lOnliii'liilncrs. doing tiio comedy.

(hey will resume their vniiduvlllu dales,heliig bunked solhl until Mnrch next,

llAIIIIV (iiiuiiii.v Hi lAi.i.. formerly of Dmvail and Di'linuv, who opened June ntriiesiiuit Illll l'ui'k Casino, l'hllflilnlphln.

with Huri'lHliiii'g, I'n., and tho Hollar circuitIn follow, have Joined hiinil* with Jos, J.

West mill lilu Mhv Lewis, und will bo knownNki.i.ik Dijniiaii, female luirllone, lias ns llm Mi'liopolltiiii 'i'rlo. They ure won

gone to Columbus, 0., to visit her mother, honked with good work,Uftei' II folly three weeks' season, duringwhich sin- lias made n shuts* singing bur Il-

lustrated songs.

Aha Lakh ami Anna Yai.h Iiiivo formed apartnership to produce a novel act la thuvaudeville houses.

on June IG,Billy Paiiixv tin aerial performer, whose

name In private life was William Skiilln,

was killed nt Rochester, N. Y„ Sunday night,

June 10. His body was found on tbe N. V.

C. It. It. track, near the crossing, when: heIs supposed to nave been struck by the train.

Be played In the West for the past six years,

and had been conoectcd with Williams' Com-edy Co, and other organizations. The re-

mains were sent to his homo at Canastota,X. Y„ bv his father.

FiiKio.riicK FiEt.ii Bullaho, an organistnnd composer, died In Boston, Mass., June"4, from pneumonia, aged forty years, Hiswidow and one son survive him.

Ci.kmRnt Scott, lhe well known Englishdramatic critic, (fled In London. Bng„ onJune 20. Mr. Scott wan barn In Hoxtou,London, Oct. U, 1841. His father was therector 'of Christ Church there. Educated atMarlborough College, ho was graduated In1851) and entered the War Office, from whichlie retired with a pension In 1877. Ho con-tributed (o 1'Ae kunit&it Timet and other

Ropers while: In the War Otllce. and lu 1872ecnmc dramatic critic ot 7'7n> 'i'clei/rapfi. In

S-eptemher, 1890. Mr. Scott came to Americannd wrote for 77ic A'cie York Herald. Hisbest known hook was "The Drnma of Yester-xlay und To-Day." He was twice married,his first wife being the daughter of (innrgede Mnurlor. author of "Trilby." Ill* secondwife was Constance Brandon, daughter nf aLondon painter. „ , .

ft n. (Itit.toK. nn old time actor, died In

Wllllnmstown, Mass., June 22.

locals tliroughont the country, Its thanks for

their support, and to nay that Brooklyn will

bo ever ready to return the favor. The secre

tary, A. A. Ucrsuu, 1182 Pearl Street, Brooklyn, wishes nil members who have cards of July l. In two open nlr performances in theBrooklyn Branch, Local No. 2. to return them grounds of the CiilUn cottage nt Mnmaroucck.Immediately, so Unit lift can Issue new cards ji. Y. Tho afternoon play will be "As You

lng— Henry Miller 1ms returned from Muropoto prepare for his forthcoming starring tourwith Hilda Spoug. ,— Ben Greet'* players will nppear Friday,

and conimiinlcnte business of Importance.NoleB from Locul No. 12.—The regular

meeting was held June 19, when the elec-

tion of officer* took place. Bro. Chun. Rccdwn* elected president for the second term,Bro. C. RcdiTskl was elected vice president,

Bro. ( 'has. Waiver, flnanclnl secretary andtreasurer; Bro. Mick, lecordlng secretary;

Bro. Flynn, business agent: Bro. Illnke),

iicrgennt nt arms; Bro*. Bedrlcke, Welling-hurst nnd Hlnkcl, board of trustees. Bro.Chas. Thomas returns to his duties at tho

Lnrrii: Hkiinaiih, who I* in her llftb weeknt Fleet He Park. Cniiidcii, N. .1., Is meellngwllh gi'eiit success plnying .pnrls llllll doingliar i'

ia Tin lly.

I, (V. anii Mattih Smith, who hnvo lieen

plnvlng parks und then I re* ill St, Louis, fur

Hie past seven weoks, will close at the ritaail-

iinl Then I re, July 2.Kii.na H'AliMiW anii Vim, a ('i.ii-i'ON nre In

their II n Ii week with lhe Donnui Clark's"Lady" Mlnsiiels, closing tin- olio. Thnciiiiiiuiiiv Is now on Us farewell lour of thoworld, which will Hike about four year*. It

will run all Summer through the North,going lo Call for n la next Win Ier. Wn t ravel

Mi our own private Pullman cur, "Liirn."Mil*. IIAI.I'IIINK O, Milium, wife of H, C,

Mudge, and motlier of thu tiilented conic-

Wosl.'We ure' preparing a new net, iinlllled illeimo, Kvn Mudge, died ut her residence m'Held for Hnutoni, currying our own scenery this c ly on June 21, Tho remains worn

Is a reijort going abroad that the Oiicra '

n(1 cffcgU.",olu

'lu""u« our owu »"u » „„.„, ,„ ,, VI„„ Vllll „ llt woodlawn.

House at Cnrllslc. Pa., wns burned. Hitch MAaiON Livinohton character singer and Fiianki.in A. BiiikiKH, song llluslrnlor.|* not the cu*c._ There was u lire In what ..Jl.AJWNJ'i.V..* ?!^^ and Ruhe ciimedlau. who Joined O'lluru nnd

"'iiuilevllle Co., June 27. lit

the rent <>t Summer, hnvo.. park engagement*.ItATN oi' AMNIIIC'A Will llilVO

Like It," und "A Midsummer Night's Dream"will be given In the evening. Rosalind will

be played by Edith Wynne Mnttbesoo. Thoeoiupniiv will disband on July 2.

Manager W, II. DreU write*. "There

(jtu'otrrll and Doilr report meeting wllhsuccess. They were last week at lliu ntand-urn Theatre, St. Loul*, with Bast St. I^ouls,

ill., to follow.(JCO. 0, HiMiiiAJ.H Is Willi Heyerlu's iitlinu-

lions (or the Hummer.c. II. Watnum a.mi (jis Nkhkii nro In tbo

clock ut tho Lufayotto Theatre, lluffulo, N. Y.llAiiui AMD Johnson write : "Wo did not

play at the Crystal, In Milwaukee, a* wasstated. We played West Knd Height*, Si.Louis; iiiivluii, and only lhe big park* In llm

!s ar^ire.yli

^,r;^,

b^".1lug:'Ufe Sp'Jru W^.'V^^^S'^W fc^jg **$\

House will lie ready when lhe season opens." burg, lib, eniieelwl' nll'lhidr— Notes from the lreuu Jeavon's Big Stock „ «*» H. IiBAViTT, who was In advance of °'l .','.« IViiti a

,-.. . iv.. ..~. „..„,i„ ..... ..i.i.n, „.»„i, ..,„m» Itelltv & Wood last season, has s lined us .'"" "'>•' »*

which Is touring through the State. He spile of all the r*Bi we encountered thus far

will be In Milwaukee July 7-9. Tho local we have put out ine S. It. O. sign on several

would like to hear from brothers on tho road, nect.slons, turning people away. KverjlMMiyNotes from Jersey City Local 30.—Our last 1* well and lumpy, nnd new feulnres nre added

meeting wns held with a good attendance, quite frequently. The Pepper Twin* are mwl-

»— Gilmnre'n Auditorium, Philadelphia, will

reopen early In August, under the proprietor-

ship, mabagement and persons! direction ot

Wm. J; ailmore nnd Chn*. H. Ynle. Its poller

will Be changed, and It will present a stock

company of players in a series' Of new musical

con.edlea, nxtraraganzaa. spectacles andelaborate reviews and skits on popular suc-

cesses"— Jesale Mlllwnrd Is so pleased with thesuccess at the one act play. "A Queen * Mes-senger,'' In Which tine has been appearing In

'l lhe has commissioned the

nud some very Imnnrliint luislnes* wns Iran*

ncfed. Bro*. Mnntell nnd Burke, of liar

greaves' Circus, were In town, nud nltended

lhe meeting. Bro, Scullion, of New York.

also ruilil ii* « rl* lr'

ltra!> - w""» ,,art nn''

Hinkler are worklug at South Cove for theSummer. Business Is slack nt the bill post-

ing hist now, nnd Bros. Roche and Keepmannre spending a week at Asbury Park. Bro*.

Fitzgerald and Moore are fishing at Sea-

ing Willi success.— Note* from lhe Alpha Stock Cn„ underlhe management nf si mm and Hodnon: Wnnre doing .i nice business Iu northern Ver-mont anil Canada nnd will remain nut all

Summer. Our company number* nine peo-ple and nil are well and happy. Lotth M.Mrancy Is doing leads nnd Introduces singlng and dancing specialties between arts.

W. T. flrotty bold* up lhe comedy end nnd

Dnmliar, monologue and singing comedianSlewnrt Bnruum, comedian ami dancer; Kd.Philips, trick 'cyclist; D. Soinnls, contor-tlnnlst ; N Ida R. I'aiigle, vocalist und lilu*-

trilled song*: the Wefdon- Sister*, und Billysiawlli.li still wearing burnt cork.W. (loei-- Khnnkiix write*: "Tlie Red Fox

Thenlre, Tnuipa, Kin., I* running a first elas*

apiienr.

Tun Fidiif Hinin.ANH Lahhirn are Hit*

week nl Poll** Tlientre. Hartford, Conn,,wllh good diiln* lo follow.

Aniiv anh Maxim Haikin write: "We will

In fuliire he known as Mr. and Mr*. At. (I,

llcliiiril. We arc nl Ltigonu Island, Albany,

vuiidevlllii sliow, lo good business, under my N. Y„ with Haraloga to follow. We open on

miinngetnont. The people ure: Hilly Reeve*, Hie fJolilsinlth elrciilt nt Bulls, Mont. All*

Billy Bradley, C. It. Iln*>k», i;nirl« Hall, 1. «mr new act. The Irish 1'oiltlciaii.' nmurSnrnh Price, Anita Borden, Ague* Powell,Mntion Brown, Penin filllam and KlilyBlown; Wni. II. Dorsey, pianist aud musicaldirector ; Samuel Catfett, electrician ; Mil

bright. Our next meeting will be held at niuko* good ecerj-where. The company will ('hell ChapMla. press representative, and I.. ™ii». »t_n t ..i .. i /i _ .. .1 .. II ..AnhoHa »an -. t_ I— .'<_•.... I., .ii.ili li.. .,!.,.. ,, ., ,t • ] . .... r. m olmf* * It root de ntirl iniiilniuh "Homboldt Hall. July in, and all member* are remain In Cannuo. until December ami then nm stag* director and manager." T.;"'

11 ' ,)H "S M*"*".*""!Bna

, 525*1renneated tn lie there. «<. west to Hi* roast. Ha»»v C, NblSOM. of Nefton and French, will lie seen wllh B three art of reputerequeeie.,

, t .,r g j,^ , JrtSffiSM'M 11 New3'nrit last wl|l|e playlngWebb City. Mi... wllh ll> Illlck . . Tlir. DH At'i.H, perohBlIc WbAlbllMJ^ Altec Kfliis^r dramatic ngent, aflbohnre* week to lake chntf of Fred C. Whllue)"* Htock (',,. wsj. on M,iv-20 Initial;'

tiiJlT TH^ iTSf^iamMj nifituW 3? ^jJaTa stat* affair*. liffltAt work Wl be the pro- Fraternn Order of EoglM. Aerl

ElOT'"*???!?^ g£^«rf,T!«*eK pS^s^- Afeafe,w:Mwan on May 20 initiated Into Hie" Ier of Fagles. AttlK No. 42U.A banuuetwa* served in the

. Ill II lie

aucli a favorahln linpresiilon nt Pastor'* The-nlre, woek nf Juno ll. that Mr, Pftstor bookedus (or a return data for week Bee. 1H."

Haiiiiv B. MAunrt., late Mauvel and tor-mini', will work alone during the SummersenHoti. helns booked, aolld, and, ne*t*ea*oti

Tlir. In: At'iiH, (icroUiitic ritlv. shuts una highWire performers, will open three weeks en-

gngeinant ut Blvervliiw Park, Washington.V. C. July 3, with lhe Souths™ park circuit

to follow. .

438 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER, July 2.

REPERTOIRE MANAGERS!!THE 1P1VAYSS YOU HAVE ALWAYS WAITED!

NEVER AVAILABLE BEFORE!

ALL THE NEW PLAYS!!

CALL!ALL THE BROADWAY SUCCESSES!!

^V^J^ITE ! WIRE

!

PHONE ! 38S2-3853 »8tli ST.... EXCLUSIVE AGBNT, •••

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-CAR LOAD-Hindiomt Special Scenary,

Elegant Coitumss,

New and Original Trick Stuff,

Mechanical and Electrical

Effects, Etc, Elc.

THIRD AIIUAL TOUB.

TUB-

CORNELL20th CENTURY

-EVERY FEATURE-!OUARANTKED—

REFINED and PLEA8IKQ.

Handeomc Special Papar

LARGE VARIETY.

HUMPTY - DUMPTY>: PRODUCTION,

Sole Proprlttor.LEWIS T. BENNETT'

' A Most Mluliorntr iirnl Complete Representation of

"OLD MOTHER GOOSE'S FAIRY STORY,"-DEPICTED BY A COMPANY OF-

CAREFULLY SELECTED,,IH " PANTOMIME ARTISTS.ORA.DE

IVOTK— Would llko tu hearfrom Kiwt «'Ihhh Hpoolalty andNovelty Artists unit (lOOli

SISTER-TEAMS.Alio HTAIJE CARPENTERS,

ELECTRICIANS,PROPERTY MEN,

Etc., Bto.

HEADED BY TIIK UNIVERSAL KAVORITEB,

EDDIE MCDONALD,AND

BLANCHE FRAYNE.Pennanont nddremi,PORT HURON, Mich.,

Cure of CITY OPERA II0U8K.

Address all BU.'il.NESSMDNICATIOVH TO

COM-

COLC.IV. ROBERTS,MANAOER.

NOTIOI TO MANAOCR!VI

P08ITIVELT TBE MOST EXPENSIVE MD8I0AL ACT ON THE AMERICAN 8TA0E. 623 SIXTH ST., Detroit. Mloh.

AT

WANTED, THIRTY DANGERSThat Can Double in Band; Also Oboe and

French Horns for Orchestra,

For LEW rtOCKSTADER'SU MINSTRELS.Apply by mail or person, to JAS. H. DECKER,

Boom 18, 1432 Broadway, low York.

SOUTH AFRICA.Empire Palace of Varieties, Johannesburg,

Tivoli Theatre of Varieties, Cape Town,

MIDGET CITY,DREAMLAND, CONEY ISLAND,

Midget Tradesmen, 8aleimen,

Bales Ladles, and Acta (or

Olrcm and Theatre.

Midgets Hunt lie Perfectly Formed. Three yearn'engagement. Addreaa, with

"

and salary, In first letter,

engagement. Address, with full particulars, photo

L. J. RODRIGUEZ, Mgr.,DHBAMLAND, COWRY ISLAND.

WAITED,FOR

Forest Park,LITTLE ROCK. ARK.,

A No. I Vaudeville Acts,July and later part of August, No Sunday snow.Two matinees. Addreaa quick,

OHAS. T. TAYLOR,Bex 168. Little Rook, Ark.

T. W. DINKINS'

UTOPIANS COMPANYAll l.adlHi

i and Gentlemen Engaged with the above Oeiupaiy, Hit. I.

IIKPOIIT COR IIBHKAHSAI,N MONDAY, JULY 11, at 10 O'CLOCK, atIIEINBBUND HALL, :iltli Street and Hth Avenue, New York City.

Kindly acknowledge thla call In person or by letter.T. W. DINKINS, Knickerbocker Theatre Bnlldlng, New York.

CAN VHV. A VBW MORE CHORUS LADIES.

A Real lomodlan,

WANTI QUIOK,

MANAGING DIRECTOR, MR. EDGAR M. HYMAN.Mil; HYMAN la leaving for England aurt South Africa on Thursday, Juno 110, and wishes; to Ihunk

l lio management of the following theatres In New York for courtesies hIiowii hlmdiiriug hla visit

lit-rc: Kelth't, Proolor'a, Pustor's, llammor>toln'e, Tim Olrolo, Hurilg A Bomon'a, Hyde A Hehmun's.ArUats wishing In vtalt South Africa can apply to my American icprosRniallvo, MR. 0IIA8, IIOIIS-

li A i it, St. Jainea llulldlng, N'ew York; or direct to the i.onttoj onice, SYDNEY it. HYMAN.•Ji l.elcosler 8q ,

«". O., London, Kllgland.

KlVI£>OrV BROS., Prop<Recent Productions Suppled :

PARSIFALBABES IN TOYLANDWIZARD OF OZ8HEPNERD KINODU BARRY and BEN HURE. H. Solhern-fhe Proud Prince

Weber & Fields' Whoop Da, OooLew Dtckaladtr't Minstrels

NINETY AND NINEGALVESTON FLOODFALL OF POMPEII

faaaajt

i mSTAGE LMTIBCfl.

1393-6 Broadway and 129 W. 38th St.

New York.

JNO. A. HIMMELEINFIRST CLASS BBPBRTOIRB PEOPLE FOR BEOOLAB SBASON,

Al II DA V Y MAN, WOMAN Klin STIIOMI CHARACTERS AND IIK.AV1K8, MAN FOR SECOND COMEDYWITH SPeCIALTIES, NOVELTV ACTS THAT (UN PI.AY (10011 LINE PARTS, EXPERIENCED MANKun props. AND PARTS. Ifelnii Carpenter to do Hits. Don't misrepresent or.vou will be dismissedai Ural rehearsal. SEASON OPKNS KARLY IN AUGUST. Would like to hear from reopl* thatdouiiio in hraea. Bend photos, etc. Addreaa KKI.LRY island, Ohio.

AT L1BBRTY POR NBXT SEASON (ROTH PLAY PARTS), COMEDIAN Bad 80UBRBTTE.

JOHN C. and ALICE McDOWELL.Till* week, Wenoim Reach, Bar city. Mich. Per Address, e»T SIXTH STREET, Detroit, Mloh.

FIRST CLASS GENERALBUSINESS MAN.

Capable of.piaylng Heavies; also a lied Hot 8ING-1N0 and DANCING 80UBRETTE (Small), for stock.Two bills a week. Wire (prepaid) or write quick.Want lo hear from Slater Teams and Pianist.

OEORQK If. BELL,Manager, Phunli Park, Jacksonville, Flu.

SODD OPEN TIME, 1904-5,Hooking Ouo.Two and Three Night Attravtione;one Shows weok. BhowHWlth Band preferred,for siiti'.ini, N. Y.: Goshen, N. Y.j Mounlgumery,N. x.l Hotaex, N. J., and liackettstown, N. J,(lood Shows can got the money.

JOHNNY VAN,0»V MAIN ST., PATBRSON, N. J.

UtaVrLflHEB,

BALLOONSNew and Second Hand.

-Box IB Madison Square, N. Y.

WANTED,AttiRotionH for the Dnndas

County Fair,THE LAROEBT IN EASTERN ONTARIO,

(live terms and all In ilrat letter. No time for

correspondence. AddressJ. N. EASTMAN, Morrlaburg, Out.

P. 8.—Pavilion Shows write.

TOM HAVERLYPlays Any Old PART, and Any Old CHARACTER.

LIVING BAST FOR ,THB SUMMEB AT HI8 LITTLE OWN 8WEBT HOME.

No. 11 HAZEL PARK, Everette, Ham.

High Class Vaudeville ActsWo control, and are In constant touch with all the Beat Attraction! In America.

MANAGERS and PERFORMERSWill Hint Hii thoroughly reliable and different from nil others.

WE BOOK ONLY THE BEST.

Irving Theatrical Agency,Iff. MAGNUS, Manager,

26 VAN BUREN STREET. CHICAGO.LICENSED UNDER THE LAWS OK THE STATE OK ILLINOIS. .

'

AT LIBERTY. AT LIBERTY.

WM. H.WILLIAMSAND

EDNA ALEENE

Imperial Concert CompanyWANTS Trap Drummer, Alto to flOuHe M Violin,

(iood Song anil Dance Team; must do Singles andchange ror week stands. State lowest drat letter.

JOHN o. wiNDisoii. week of Juno 37, Hillsdale,

Mloh.; week of July 4, Ft. Wayne, Ind.

MIBM LBO DALB INORAHAM,VERSATILE LEADS.

BAH J. MY KRS,JUVENILES, HEAVIES OH OEN'L BUS.

Wardrobe the beat. One night or good Rep.Responsible Mgia. only. Address

441) ELM STHEET. Dallas. Texas.

HIE SIT FILM, 2,073ft. Very Law.PASSION PLAY, care or CLIPPER.

Wantilf, Several Good Ail Reunrj Pirfonirs,Acrobats, Wire walkers, Jugglers, Contorflonl.ts.steady Job. Under tent. DR. I). O. SPANGLER,

SpniggBtown, Green Co., Pa.

«•IN A NBW OUIUBDY SKBTCH,3BSY IIM

Paat two seasons with Wober A Rush's "Hon Tons " Permanent address,»4» HO. THIRD ST., Brooklyn, J». V.

Itt

CLINTON • WILSONSONO ILLUSTRATORS,

AT LIBERTY SEASON 1904-05.BOTH PLAY SHALL PARTS. BINOINO AND DANCING 8PECIALTV.'

RKLIABALE MANAGERS DESIRING ABOVE AOT ADDRESSCLINTON AND WILBOd, care Ol.lPPgd, Burean, Aahland Blonk, Chicago, HI.

EMPIRE THEATRE WANTSAn Organized Stock Oompany onSha.esOne that controls a lot nf High Claaa Plays, to open about July t!4 or :n ; must be First cuts and Up toDate: also SCENIC ARTIST, one that understands hie baalness, and STAGE CARPENTER. Write full

particulars aud salary expected. Consider alienee a polite negallve. Addrese •, >

DR. M. CAMPHKLL, Empire Theatre, Detroit, Mloh.

WARNING.--"WAS SHETO BLAME?"I will prosecute to tbc full extern of thotaw any persoui or manugors playing' 6Pa|)oWlugio

be placed the above mentioned attraction under aov title. Inailllnols, Indiana and Kentucky. OperaHnnm Managers. la»o»arnlnr. ROUT. SKINBKI, Manager JUNO jjARRETT 00.

MI Cr IKE AREIi!LE "^ latest and greatest sensation."aces ^3e%H lj& ® uAi aKSsiftsi s^>*f muESma S>*r«»iS, wsM^ &:i&am nHTnAnn trtbuwf i.n. aa.CHICAGO TRIBUNE, June 14.

JULY 2. TEEL S1¥ YOEK CMPPEB. 409

'superiorWEEKLYSERVICE.

PROMPTATTENTION.

FILMS I RENT.THE RIL-V. RENTAL. BUREAU

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money-getting Jewelry

Novelties, etc., for STREET-. ,

MEN, FAIR and CARNIVAL -

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WRITE {FOR OUR

have

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THI8 WEEK IT 18

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EDISON FILMSPATENTED AND COJ'YHIOIJTBIJ.

Film Supplement No. 215 Contains Descriptions of 65 Attractive Subjects.

CLASS A, 16CENTS PER FT. CLASS B, 12 CENTS PER FT.

ADVANCE LIST OF NEW SUBJECTS:W10AIIY WILMH KIDNAP8 ACHILD. • ...•>•.

INT-MR-COLLKQIATIB ATHLETICASSN. CIIAMIMONHIIU', 11)04.

Kl.Kl'JIANTH (SHOOTING TIIKCHUTKB AT LUNA PARK, •

EUROPEAN IDEA OK CHIUHTO-I'HBR COLUMBUS' DISCOV-ERY OF AMERICA, •

CAPTURE AND EXECUTION OPSPIES BY RUSSIANS. •

TUB GORDON BENNETT AUTO-MOBILE TRIALS, ISLE OKMAN. • -

A MUSIC HALL MANAGERSDILEMMA. - .

-

SCANDAL ON THE STAIRCASE,TUB COOK'S LOVERS. -

THE -SNAPSHOT FIEND, .

150ft. A

000ft. A

80ft A

840ft. B

400ft B

216ft. B

200ft. It

180ft 1)

IHtlfl. II

Mr.f I. I)

A PARISIENNE'S BEDTIME, - 110ft. BSCENES THROUGH A TELE-SCOPE FROM BRIDGE OPRUSSIAN BATTLESHIP, - - 110ft. B

THAT IMPUDENT ELBA. - 05ft. BTHE HOUSEMAID'S LOVERS. • 190ft. BTHE PARSON'S COOKING LES-SONS, 100ft. B

APPLE WOMAN AND THE BADBOYS. 120ft. B

SMOKED OUT, - - • 186ft BCOURTING AND CAUGHT, - 175ft. BDUCK HUNT. • - - - 150ft. BTHAT TERRIBLE SNEEZE, - drift. BHAUNTED SCENE PAINTER, 170ft. BA DISAGREEABLE REMEDY, • 75ft. BTHE CHAPPIE AT TUB WELL. 120ft. BMETAMORPHOSIS OK A BUT-TERFLY, ... . . 110ft. B

Mini Exhibition Kineloscope, SI 15.00. Edison Universal Rlnetoicope, 175.00.

EDISON MANUFACTURING CO., MAIN OKPIOK and FACTORY, OKANOB. N, 1.

NKW YORK OFFI0B: *8 CHAMBERS STREET. LIABLE ADIIRim KUBIMAN, NKW YORK.OFflOB FOR UNITED KINGDOM: 34 OLEKKEN WELL ROAD, LONDON, E. O., INULAND.

ILLINOTHE KINETOSCOPE CO...KLEINK OPTICAL COPETER BACIGALUPI

KNTSi41 K. 21«t St.. New York.

52 Suit.' St., Chicago, III.

780 Mission St., San FraiiclHco, Cal.

SUCCESS FROM OUR NEW YORK INAUGURAL.FIRST N. Y. OPENING AT PASTOR'S LAST WEEK.

PBHEfislMt EFFIE

NOVEL AND SENSATIONAL COMEDY ACROBATIC SPECIALTYMr. Paelpr'e opinion of our cffiirl. wm alien that wc wore moved oil till- lilll

. . from 4th to 10th after ili-.i performance.

POU'S THEATRE, HARTFORD, CONN., THI8 WEEK.

WILLIAM MORRIS, Our Exclusive Agent.

CIRCUS RIDER WANTEDLady or Gentleman, Without Stock. Principal and

Jockey Acts, for Balance of Season,

STATB BALA It Y IN FIKHT LETTER! MUBT JOIN ON KKCKIPT OP TELEGRAM.

DREAMLAND PARK, Coney Island, L. I., N. Y.

FOR THE SUMMER AND NEXT SEASON,THE FAMOUS

4 EMPERORS OF MUSIC 4Per. A.I.I., 110 Poplar Street, Jersey City Height., N. J.

HUSHES MUSICAL TRIO73 E. MAIN ST..

PWEBSTER. MARS

Including .Scenery, Two FunnyBurlesques, Props, Bill, Frame andProp Trunk. Copyright. This is

the fifth successful season. Good4-color paper. Address •

W. B. WATSON,46 Johnson St , Brooklyn, N. Y.

FOR SALE.Tan Melodramas, including Copyrights,

Parts, Etc.

A WOMAN'S LOVE, 4 ictM.

THE CAVE OP PARADISE, IftCtl.

MIRED PROM HOME, 4 Ida.TRINITY CHIMES. 4 acts.

SLAVES OP THE WOHKSIIOP, 4 aril.

THE SUNSET LIMITED, 3 acta.

WHO IS NKXTt 4 V0t<

TIMK. 4 SCI*.

WHEN LOVE GOBS SIUIIINO, .lltrU.

THE TRUST MAN.A. Wrens If, B. WATSON,

Watson'i Theatre. Brooklyn, N. V.

FILMS! FILMS!And Moving Picture Maoblnes. all makes, boughtami tor Kale. A large stork ur Supplies couniuuiIvon IihiiiI, OUTFITS RENTED. Write In lie

today.

LEWIS N. SWAM i CO..3,18 Sprues St., Philadelphia, Pa.

FILMS FOR RENTM.DOO nWI OK TUK I.ATK8T

Spocticulir. War, Historical, Sctnlc, MyatsrNout fc Comedy Feature Subjects to Select From.'L.ATK8T 1I.I.U8TBATKI) 80NC1 .SRT8 RF.NTK1I.

Write for list. Ti-rinn right.

CC Kill I1II7CC ,2° Hennepin Avo.,

. t. IAH UUlCC, Minneapolis, Mliin.

SKETCHESCHESTER BARRON.

US. D. C. DE BILLE, • Agent,

1402 Broadway, H.V. 'Phone 3B66-38th.

New Ground Floor House,COBTINO S .io.i too.

GRAND THEATRE,H, D. CLARKE, Manager, '

INDEPENDENCE, KANSAS.Now booking seasons lBM-luot. All Orel claim at-

tractions, write,

AT UBERTTt

BURDI BARTRAM,Singing and Dancing Soubrette,

SEASON lOOI-O-i.

AdilMse IIA8KEB IIOTKI.. Kankakee, III.

FIRE PROOF SCENERY,ALL KINDS, TO OHDEH.

The TIFPIM 8CKWIC CO., Tiffin, 0.

WANTED,Band >@ Stage People

rait~

Palmer's Uncle Tom's Cabin Go.Addree. HON FKANOK, Toronto, Unlurlo. Can .

THREE HITS AT ONCE!MEDITATION WALTZES,"

Never Plajcrl without an Kncore.

"A RAO TIME SONG WITBOOT W0BD8,"The Successor lo "Dixit!"

"A BONO OF SLEEPY LAND, "A ItearriuTaTjy.

All Making Hits Wherever Introduced.Mrchastrallon - • Hie.

F. W. H0S8 & CO., Atlanta, Oa, PablUheri

AT " LIBERTY, "

Albert J. Lee,"the happy tramp/'

monommiiik and hiniunq comedian.O.ioil specialties, Chawr e Orten. Pier lllti.

Address si CHURCH 8T„ Cleveland, 0.

arilBERn, JUGGLER,1 lo 4 Omlm; CrtRNET AN1> sl.At.'K WIRK,

Oil * UK VAWTKIt. It. V. IK. No. .§, Hliirrn.n. Ind

"A WORLD WIDE CIRCULATION''TIIK IUWOT AMI MOST INTI.IIINTIAI. TIIF.ATIIH'.U. AND V U IlKVH.I.F. JOI IISAI..

THE ERA.kstahusiikh wrf.

40 WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, LONDON, W. C.PURRION SUBSCRIPTIONS, .'IS*, per annum,

. .<( PROFESSIONAL ADVEH'a'lSBMEflTS, Oil. per Una.

AMERICAN ARTI8TE8 VISITING THE METROPOLIS USB THE ERA OPFICEB ASTHEIR PERMANENT LONDON ADDRESS.

2,5QO ARTISTES ADVERTI8E IN ITS COLUMNS WEEKLY.

THK LADIES AND fJRNTLRMBN ENOAORD POH

The IMPERIAL BURLESQUERSSEASON OP I904-D, WILL PLEASE REPORT POH REHEARSALS AT

a -irsr^T y «rk t-x A. T t «• ninth avb„ n. y. o.iVl tllvlvO IIAJyJv, (Hat. .'Iltth anil 37th St.. I,

MONDAY. JULY II, AT 10, A. M.II. W. WILLIAMS an, JBSS D. BURNS.

in ml I) acknowledge rail nnil address all oilier ruuiiiiiinl. niloni. to.if.sh i). UHRNN, 474 W. KoilUth Mtreat, N. V. City.

lAtfeil o Veaie). SPBCIALTV ART1MT.HIi.VMH TONKII MIN4IEH, IIIUI1 NO-

JIIVBNILEB and IIRAVIEM.

nlAOICn MLCAHIiUI.i1 phanovohe. tiiph AL'NONUH ANDBALLADS, II, A V I'AH'IH at'lTABlK. A U'IKNKK.

AT LIBERTY FOR NEXT SEASON.tJORIION llANi.HI, MI„..lHlr, M.,nt.

WE HAVE ON EXHIBITIONIn our New York Store,A LEATHEROID TRUNK

fhat lia» lia.aeU throngh the flamae of the Iro«.uole Theatre wlthont damaaa. Con-teuta Intact; no ireaier recumtnenilatloiicau be paid anjr trunk; Uelongeil lo Herbert Oewilinrne, or"Ur. Bine Beard'1 Uo,, who iiaed It 14 ycari. Our trunkn are not leather, but LBATIIBHOlD-a•ecret procena that makea It ABSOLVTBLT UNBHBAKABLB, Over 3D.0U0 In uae and no com-plaint received yet. Suiiii for Calaloirue ami I'rluc LlNt.

LEATHEROID MFG. CO.,s:iia iinoadway. near hi'Iiino mt.,

NEW YORK UITY.

TUB ACT THAT MAKES THEM TALK.

Xlio Kins NersCHAMPION IQVIUBBIBT1 OF THE WORLD.

SKN.SATIOSAI. I'KATS IN M01IT AND IIKAVV WKIHIIT JUOtll.lSd. IlitUni'lua an ITprlght I'linoor Koad t'art on lilt Uhln. linrveiuua FentN of Blrenitlh and KiKlnrence. Ilia Out or indoor Aol.Chicago opera Ilonac lam wook. For time and iituii mlilrcM iur aaont,

IIKNIIV IIROWN'B VAUIrKYUXK K.N'1'IIAN'OK, Hullo »t0, No. M llearborn Ht., OIIIOAOO.

[FILMS FOR RENT.!f

EXJGEIWE CLIiVE 6t CO.. IHO DKARHOHN ST., I'HICAliO. M

OI.IMIIKHAItO UK At II,

MAINH.THE CONKV ISLAND OP THE EAST. W4IHLD WIDE ATTRACTION THIS

SEASON ON THE FINEST IIBAOII IN AMERICA.,vl

.vEPTEH

vDHETR-

n" THE HATIOHAL AUTOMOBILE RACES.UNPRECEDENTED BUSINESS BOOM ASSURED. MHhHSfS anil ttontha relng ererleilt.i iif.'oiiun ilaie new voncvMlonliiH, driunnmratoii, uiercamllu gnoila, aiuiiariiivntH anil novelllna,Hilda and Ice cream pnrlora. Hwlug Frlvlleve, Ferrin Wheel, (,'hlneto llemaurant nnil othi'rt Nf 111 u|ie|i.

liitiKual I'XiiiralAii .-onire In the Kn*l; all alive, ; iIiivh ever* nnek. del tinny, AiMi.km1* Page llliiHiiateil I'roapccliix. THE MAINK INVKHI'IIKNT COMPANY (Mil)

OHMJD8T ODT t FREE TO BARD LEADBBB. I08T ODT

!

AMOROSA WALTZESBy CLARENCE < IIIlIH.1l AN, . oiii|iokit of manv liriiuiUul plena. TaMatlMfraWM l» tor hill

lullllnry liaml niidcn'M u* 4c to mall; therefor wc wlllappri'ithili' 2 pink uluiupH, :,

('IIHISMAN PUB. CO,, L. B. Dept., HI. LnuU, Ma.

WANTED, POH

Terry's Big Two Car Uncle Tom's Cabin Co.,PKOI'l,K IN A 1,1. BHANOIIKs—Hull for MarlM. who Doulrlca IMuil; Man for llarrla unci 81. ( 'lair, Mailfor I'hltieaa and Legree, Woman for Kllca. Murle an'l Rmellne, Woinau for Ophelia, Thime doing•peclalilea given prrferente. Uaefol Colored People In All Linen. BOOZBBK. NAVF P08TAOK. Farr<advanoed lurlxhtpnrilei. A.l.ir.'AH t. I*. UIIIINN, Maneaer,

Terrj'" "U. T. 0." Co ., OWelll, Nebr.

DICK REFtmS WANTSPOR TUB

GRACE HAYWABD CO.,LBADINO MAN, IIEAVV MAN. SOUBRETTB, with apeelallleai CHARACTERMAN (Director]. OBN. BUS. PEOPLE. Can plare In STOCK tialunc* of Summer.No boosere. All In ilr.l Irlter. Addraae

U. W. WINTERS, Boyd Theatra, 'Omaha, N.b.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J,ll. J. LAIIKI.V, Proprletar. HID PBRN, Buelneaa Manaaer.Wasted at all.ilinw, all klnda of Feature Acl«. All artinta are lifioked direct. pl«i tmsHdatMl orageni'e free deducted from aalarlen.

•^SID PERN, Sola Manager.

WILL HAUL TRUNKS OR SCENERY FREEIf irVdl'not deliver goodt per contract.

LYOlf'ft THEATRICAL TIIANMPKH CO. (Not Inr.iNo. ill No. t'lark HI.. CHICAUO

Truuka aOtreil, tic. per month.

Nnrin, UI40.Tel.,

BNIOMARBLIE MADIA A THKMKMMMH HIT.... . ;at tup. '

CHICAGO OPERA HOUSE.

£40 TEfflE NEW Y0BK ^5&ii5BBPP^ July 2.

FANTED it Once, * number of good SecondJind Films-Comic, ete.. lonfr^MvtttfMi•Uo Edison fixttlhHIon or If nlilrial Kit

MEUHAWU. sfireof cl

,: RSKChhI or rent, Mechanical Wax Figures,ntasions, Pint Bnakes, Marionettes, 1 Milnilngi,Stuffed Anlmala. Buy. »cll nroxohBnric, Rend stamptoramwer. J. D- BWBET, Atlantic miy, K. J.

CHEAP FII.MB, Moving Picture" tytohlucs.

cameras, Lanterns, l crises. Bong slides t»od supplyold and bought- .sr>,-iai niiiiBund slides made.Shows given. Expert mechanics, ucrman-Am.Olne. A Film Com J7» K. UJth St., N.Y. T0l.,lM l.JQ.

.MUSIC bWNtia A n D AHIUN(tEl)Mr, any Instrument or number nf iiiairumcriiH

Songs,worO»»u<I tnuslo, nkctcliea, etc. Scud »urupOBTs' 1.. LEWIS,'MDRIchmnrulSt., Cincinnati,^

hoW to iTAHT in siioiv business.(cqrhrlght) a different ihx)Ks 10 cm. Alt kinds ucin.

jsOTiPIIET'K SCHOOL, m N. Villi HI., Phlta., 1'e.

A. onnuRioti, laWykr, 541 West MadisonSt., Chicago; established 18M. Business legal andaniet Branches and faollltlel In other State*.

AT iilBBhTY—Weight Lifter; MMS far*.

ferred; .OiiauipTon nf iijrolany t tirta . I3;,lh moroban Sartdaw. ' 3- Johnson, ;8ltlelimoiid si., Now-k. N. } : .; _.'. \

'*. '

' CHOICE BONO HLlDKH.MANY NEW ONES, v Kit V LOW. Bend for Wat.

HAHllAOH'H, soil Kllliert, I'ltlla., I'n.

FOR BALE— A BTBA'M CAIUR'BEL.Good running. order, comploto, cheap for cash,

A. NEEF JR.. ami N. second Bt„ Philadelphia, P»

nun avtvtt, arm., complete; neat*,

siago, lights. Bnap at |1!» cash. Will take smaller"' orside wall and cash aurereiice, Will trade

tor knjthlnb of coital value. WriteL. n, OOOPEll, Roundhead, Mgon Co., OHIo.

WAHTBD, for the W. n. H. Vaudevlllo Show,Ferformira for itagc that albg and dance, alsoSketch Team, mail and wife; alau manor lad; thatcan do three: of. 'four circus Rein; Salaries uiunt

b« lbw. Add,, MP TUBMAN BT., Port Wayno, Ud,

WMMmttii'kuiick, , alien "to RftiMBW)undeftent. Unit have good voice tn iing -lilnstra-

tearSdrigi-orio who can play Operatic Mualc for

"Snip OborR hoUseB In \Vlnlur, V«at'i Job;»Ui,we*k; I pajibpanl aild.transportation:. ntop

SIhut hoteli. De \a Fontaine's Qhoat Show,

lorris. Minn, wjtei NoHtna to dicker,

IliOT ifAciiiltB8—I oati tiac auveml secondhand Slot Haohlucs. hogltlmute preferred.

' i- , J..W. B., earpof ObipPKn," FOR AMtVCaue anil Khife OlVtlft, jwi'th bilio

and white striped tent, new: top, Hxieft.: aidewBUi and canopy, poles, rings, kolvea, scissors.

twvt alndo coat ISo: will noil outllt tor |W. 1 BotMtnioal. Sleigh Bella.(Dcaguo .uiako) 10 strambi.onulOUe frenioTnew, lus. 1 Bel Orchestra Bella, How..WM,ftnoeT fatiroiiiatlc, $10, Ooltiplete Mitiitreltnltiiformalltm Kirn Part scene, t) dtopn. ii wlng«,innilclana' elevation, Hlngera' korIh, rulddlem«ii'aelevation. All In line oondltlon; imlj unijd ft weoka.A rrlrtan of gau/,o upd foil; entire not 111 :i iraten.

Com MOO to build: will MU for |loo. Thin to a bigblrgalh. Ffanlc It. lthbilon, n-deilik, Maryland.

AT LIBIBATY—VertaOle, All Around ilnichanddriili oolhejJy. Bkcleii Team, Oltailge for onewepk.er)

. . AUoHTltOXO l-KcTUItl'.lt (hciot'llco work.Address LEW AND HKL1.A W^LTKll.s,

No! 22.1 ItiiBHcll Ave.. SI. IjiiIIr Mii.

.-Nl'BU (il'ICIt, rr.OPLPl IN Alt. LINKS.lonladlng uhiaionre; to aend «i for groat hbnbh ofhargaloa-lw Letter Heads, Knveiojies And Cnnlaall neatly printed on (loud Murk. Addrcis

"NEWS PRI HT," VoiingBtown. N.Y.

.TWAHTBV - An Aptroka Who cun alltg and pFny

eaptlooal parts; alio ao, Advuiioe Aflcm pfability. Pull partlcuiara iirsi tetter, Matagomenipajn exponica. Pertytwo weeks. Addroai

_OHARLEB WABNKU, rlaatun, <la,

AVAMTBD/sKETOHTEAM; "riliiMo pot tip

good comedy actl, lady to be n good aoiiluelteor linger. State all. Wlllarlawerby who. Workunder big top; atop at hntolH.

jJV«!TK_HPHAn PAVILION, Torro Heme, i.td.

ilAiiICIAJIB runt juuglera. Will send mynew lima of bargains 111 Muglo, Juggling Uuoda,Hooka, olc. free, to All v ho aoml els cents InHiainiw forHie New idea Acrobatic card. Addreas^fp-C. MABRH, loin Allen Ave.,81. tiOUla.Mo.

WABITBU AT" OBCB-Ooiiiedien that Shigaandejanoba; prefer ono whetakea organ, oiiierawrite. State ynur loweit. No time to correspond.Address ... .. Ell. HENDERSON,t,. ____^ Moohanloitowii, Carroll Co., Ohio.

' WASTE I>-flOO» VERSATILE MKll.PEOMiKAT ONOB. PlalM Plater to double Hlaget altoBkeUb Team and Blngfo I%formor«i mult onange(or a weok. Limit: Tom™, |i:,; Blngloa, $B. Ifyou are looking for a Slimmer, outing, here Is theplace; eat and sloop on lot. old friends, write,pn't ask for llokot, aa I lual got. II. Tell all first

twr- if l want you, will wire. Write or wireHrMMq OTflLLttr, PrlendNlilp, Ripley Co., Ind.

. )R SaJiB—rainco Arcit Sot .liegBiiud back-lb*. gnWIaHflrw; Dlmnimil Dye, oont JfiB, 14xi!l,

B:hi; ,»Ihi> Ai'Ciylt'iio ohh Ooucniior and Humor in

neat vaao, with leuNos mid condonHors of stereoptl-

••<m,J».J». A. MlteinMI. mi; 13tliHt,,l)0HMolneH,la.

i AT-UHKUTY Lecturer nuil oillce Worker.Ofrn organ and can fake lame. Straight In acts.Salary or percentage. Nan and wife, loam or smallfamily In parinnrshlp, medicine business, mid vplttprofit*! I nave medicines null paper, y uekor reme-dies. DR. JAMES EDWIN l.ON'O. Taylorvlllo, III.

WANTED, FOR IIAltltlNOTON'H PAVILIONTUTUTRK, MUBI01ANH. to Doilblo Hand und Or-chestra. Can iiao Uudli REP. PEOPLE at nilllmos. CAN PLAllK Al SKETCH TRAM.Address KyA. IIARlllNOTON. Torre Haul e, Ind,

WAflTBD^-Dnhd and orcheaira Men-LeadCornel, Blldo Trombone, Clarionet, Tenor; GoodTrap Drummer. Stato lowest salary dm letter; IMO ,np itoketit. Elvriii, o., July 1, ij Norwulk 4,

6, lot Mouroovlllo 7, BeUovljle «, ». MOH..ORDBH FLAWS ALL NATIONS. OperaHi msn Managers, aend your open timo,

Repertoire singing and Dancing

. Soubrelts and Comidlm.. Man and wife preferred.

lib Picture Mnubluu, Sonue Painter\j small paria. pans, but no moneyBlare lowest Summer salary. Other

people write.

. J. A. WCST, IWIK r.

Doboi* DrUlntj Park Stook Co.,

L_r' touMou, FA.

EDISON FILMS.l,oooft. complete lluil riglit, ]Mt. Ml. reloe Bmok-lngL100f(. Eruption Mt. Toleo, l&ft, Rurnlng orSt. Pierre, tfacd only a Qlgbta. Price, f»6. Scutgfibjeot to examination. Address

D. & .IKWKI.L, Sprlngllold, Mo.

frliplig Stock, Menage Horse for lid,rider doing hind tooljlaqd, waits and otber trloks.aire lull description and ago drat letter and lowestprice. BONIIKDR BROS., Augusta. Q.T.

WAHTED, A Magician that Can Give afairly good show: ono i\ irtiot v I. I.ADV. Wrltoonly, J. W. RICUKS and HARRY MANN, Room"*l, Old Hoolb Rulldlllg, Roaton, Miihs.

WANTED -Med, Performers; a 6ood BlackPace Man who can dance or do Musical Act Andput on Aot«., Idve In eamp. Tell all In drat letter.

KLKOTIC CONOKRT CO., MtllvUle, Pol.

FOE 8AIE, BLACK TERT, 20x50ft.Lined all thrown, eft. WNaUs, Hopes, Foils.friSlfllO. Quick; no lets. T.trhit slamp. -

0. P. BARKLF.V, Nt. PHasau", Pa.

"^^^^^^m^t^'ftspubjllon

Forthc past fifty yearn liaye bcen^ uolversally wr>.ignl/eil as being tho HB8T MADIv, and 'are

preferred i>v professionals everywbero,, which Is

proven by the numerous unsolicited endorsementsrecolvod from all pnrta of the world.

THE IRUIIIL.la a splendid novelty lo be used in vaudeville. It

i oiiHhm of a solo inn ut h organ, nearly (iliromail

cal, ntiaclicd lo two aota of reeds, controlled by adonblo row of valves, whloli render chordl andbass notes, both minor and major. Baa the sameclfect as a conctrtlna. Instruction book goes withoach Instrument.

Am made of the bent materials which skill andyears of experience can obtain, thoroughly sea-

soned Wood, to stand any climate, the flnelt roods,clear and resonant as a bell. "Just as good is thoUohner Hanuonlcai, 1 ' li the boat proof of tbclrsuperior ipisiity.

Tho "Hohtior!' InstriimenUire endorsed by Win.U. Burke, the original harmonica wonder, Whowas the (Dai to Introduce this instrument and Its

possibilities upon tho stage. During his ptofon-sinnai career of tho past in years he has continu-ally ascd the "llohner" llarmonlcas.

FfJR SALE BY AIL LEADING DEALERS.

| HOHHEB, 354 Broadway, | Y .WAN TTo Hear ProM Olrmu WirjSn aBd I Gypsy

CAB HAJIDFAOTOBBBB,KOIl OV'BRLANU SIKlWs.

•j) Wagons Wanted. Send plctareit and catalogues.(Also Moylbg Picture OUtlftl ready for work. OasOutfit*, bic. No, misrepresentation. Lowest prloeFOR CASH. Tell exactly what you have.

RICKLB' rArVTOd It APII CO,,

_j Fort smith, Arkansaa.

Frisbee Bros.' R.R. ShowsWANTED,

OIRGUS PKuPl.K In all brancttea of the huslnesaexcept Riders, HAND, l.KAUHR and all kinds orHuslolans. SIllK SHOW AND CANDY PRIV-ILEGE TO LET. Write or wire,

FR1BBKB IlROB , tanslhg, Mich.

Managers, Attention !

LEW BENEDICT,KNRMAN.OOMKDIAN,' AMD WHOLESALE *

DEALER IN OOtyF.DY,

MlT'RKL, FAROE CpMBDY, OR ANYBHOW WliKHE i COMKDIAN WITHK1HN8EDKD. Address

FOR MINSTfKINIHIF AHIIITHE GOODS IBl

_

_ I?5 OOliUMBHH AtK^Hosloii, Masi^

A 000D THINH PCILY?—• GREAT Til ROBBERY.

A BPLKND1D FILM, Very Clear >mi Sharp, O,nlokMotion: No Waste Film to Ualn Time. Is Immense.Qreat Train Rbbbery'a have, as a rule, beenWinners. , ... , .

FILM IS 600 FEET. FRIGE $65,

H. WBITB, 8637 WaiflotS>., Pblla., Pa.

WANTED, Sketch TeamWith strong dancing spcololty; one or both mostdouble In bran. Thrco dollars and fx. Joint pernight when we work. Long, pleasant engage-ment If deserving. No drunkards. Tickets If 1

know you. Wrlto or wlro, RICE'S FLOATINGPALACE, LoutavlL'c, Kji, about July i, II. _

WANTED, FOR THEW1X0H BBOS: WAG0H 8B0W,

Performers of All Kinds.Acrubal«,Oymiiiists, Coutorllonlsts, Trapeze, Vanand Wire Artists: alao People for tho CnncoruAddress WIXOM HtlOS., Bancroft, Mlcb.

LAOY MUSICIANS, TUBAS, TROMBONES

AND CORNETS.Year's engrtgomeui.

rtrorrci-LENNA O. HOWE, Franklin, Mass.

Singers having bad slagoexperience preferred. Address

A Good Musioal TeamThat oatt PQl on aeta. Other useful people, write.Must make good; 1 pay nHydn are worth; moneysure; nolK>ozorn: n« Hckets; elate all you do Infirst letter. 1)11. HAMMOND, Tltuavllle, Pa.

SUPEITIIE H N8E SLUESItARK AND CURIOUS DESIONS -BEAl TIKI],.FLOWER OEMS-OIIDTESOUES -THEY ARE A

REVELATION IN BLIDE WORK— .

RICH COL01UNU.100 VARIOUS - - • OOf. BACH.

HARRBACH & CO.. 809 Filbfltl, PrMIl, , Pi.

WANTED AT ONCE,Comedians, Toaima ami Hu«le*l Ac(a<People who run ehnnga Iter week 1

or moro, for lllgb Clnaa Mid, Show.Writs all lu first loiter. Camp on grounds. No

tlekete. WOOLY CONCERT CO,, Mlahawaxa, Ind.

MtrSICIANB WANTEDFor tho entlro Summer. Pleasant park engage-ment, lf You can double In band, for coueoriaand orchestra, for vnudovllle and dancing, stateSHlary expected and Inatrnmonts. Alio glvupermanent address. A. F. of M. preferred.

BANDMABTHin,Fort Sheridan Park, Hlghwood, III.

AT LIBERTY.'

EXPERIENCED PIANIST,Member of A. F, M., Invites ollora for noM scaaonwith a Tbeatro Orcltcitra In » lurgo' town. Ad'***** CHA8. W1PP>1R.

M'iis Wabaah Avo., Chloago; III.

dress

l!:«nUd QuIcK. 60td, All Around Medicine

. /.npoHMKR, dsnerr preferred; chapgo for twoweeks. Salair no object ir you deliver tbeioods.Ticker to loin If neeessurt; wire. Dr. V, D. Moore,Ktt-Yero Mrillctne Co., Biuefleid, WMV'Ya.

MclNNERHEY'S

THEATRICAL

GOLD CREAMThere are many flSS Oreim PzepafatiM on

the market today. Borne are <looi)-othom areBETTER-Bat Mclnnernoy's Is BEST. _The Uuttedlenta of Molnncrney'i Cold Cream

are pare and harmless, and wbun yon dnco oilthis preparation yon win want no othor.

Other good Qualities In Ha favor are we aeuoataperfume, imooth whiteness and cooling propenin.And It aw not ecet u mack U many of the far

inferior preparereUana.

68c. «rOB SALE OHLT ATI

NEW YOItlt.

TO JOIN JUtY 18, FOR BALANCE SCMMBR.'AND. REQCLAR SEASON,

JUVENILE MAN,For tonic Characters, Specialties preferred;

GEN. BUS. MAN,With Strong Specialties.

HEAVY WOHAB; PlaHO PLAYER.Slate ALL. with programs and photos If possible.

Sobriety, ability and appearance absolutely es-

sential.

LORNE ELWYN,• LakeFiactd, N.Y..3hiie2* and week;

Lake Tapper, N. v., July j ami week.

WANTED, FORLa Mont Bros/ Wagon Show

MUSICIANSTint, are lajgrtsfled when they are getting their

money. Salaries must bo low, but you gel it.

Address t,A MONt BROS.. Robinson, III , Juno so;

Pallstlne, ,111., Jul/ 1; llutlnsvllle, lit,, July r,

Farinershnrg, Ind., July 4.

BABOONOr a Large Resus WantedOne thatoan walk tight rope with hint! feet orothor acts except riding. Must be healthy, etc.

AL. 0. RaTines, iryou have anythlbg like abovewrite. W. U. UAKfilt, Oklahoma City, O. T„

Care of Opera House.

ACTORS and ACTRESSESWASTED FOB BBPEBTOME.

Wardrobe and sobriety essential. Long aekson.Ii.ll ttekoU, nionev advanced and trunk, rescued.Tell vour little story In nrat letter. Show neverliose'a. TOM KRANKI.VN NYE. Mendnla, III.

CAB FOE SAiLW.An elegantly finished, 63 foot, alx wheel, itecl

tired trucks; every modern improvement; feeds,

sleeps thirty, no crowding. Car only built twoCoara ago,. brand new. Come and look it overere; no reasonable offer refused; positively will

hot be sold oh time. I,. B. MII>TON,lit Afchor Avenue, Fort Wayne. Ind.

AN OPPORTUNITY.I'arlj wlih Htimlj capital can fled a goodi'haneeto' Invest In All

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action i if Ivo Season's successfulrecord. Hooked Bolld from Sept. 1, 1904; V> StylesSpecial Paper; Band Uniforms, Parade Stuff,

Scenery, etc. Will lease on reaaonable tcrme ortake partner. Address quick,

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FRANK B. RHODES, Frederick, Maryland,

A Refined SOUBRETTEFor Parmer for High O'ass VauHovllle Sketch. Onothat Is good looking; also good talker, singer anddamer. Siale If you play norn, as this Is a No. 1

comedy skoteh. rleuse send photo of make up, as

all photos will he roi urnod. Also give age, helfllit

and weight. Must be u good dresser. Add. SAML.I.OncKS, Box 14 , Marietta, Lancaster Co., Penn.

WANT PERFORMERSII ALL LINES iBOIOin BD8IIEB8.

Also Piano Player and Director that can registerIn Minnesota and Michigan. Those who havewritten before write again.

. SHAKER DOCTOR, Dululh, Minn.

WANTED,

T,. i

Doing Concert Turn. Low, sore salary. . Join onWire. Madrid, N. Y„ June 'M; Rensselaer Falls

July 7. Al.f WHEELER'S BHOW.

For Sale.—S300 Will Buy a Half Interest In

Nickelodeon and Vaudeville lloune People's Thea-tre, Lowell, Masa. Population of IlO.ooo; groundfloor; good location; long lease; weekly ex-penses, |188; recolplH from $!im> to t300 a weak; 6and 10 and ltcts. udmlsslou; four showa a day.Rave taken (GO at one show. Apply to CARLCOOK80N. 02 Washington St., Laurence, Mass.

Wanted Quick,«All Llnea Cplo-Dato Speelnlllea; Silent Turns.All salaries paid weekly lu full. DBUBHSONCOMKUV CO,, Olnelnnalus. Portland Co.. N.Y.

SCENIC ABTI8T AT L1BEBTY.Local Stock protorrcd. 20 Years' experience Inoriginating prodttctlolia. Siieulbicna mailed If re-quired. Nodyo. LOUIS DAVIS,

aiii Ritanelt St., Sa:divllle^Tenn._

new slot Machine-Our Electric Light Blowers have ho equal aa nmoney gettor. Price, gill. Circular. -

. CASSER MKO. CO., Webster, Maee.

* Liberty,

DOUBLES CORNET. LOCATE tilt TRAVEL, -

Adilrcpi, i.ui ah, ui, iiuitr,!*,'ddross A. N., care of CLIPrER.

VVANTKO AT ONCK.All 'Bound Bedloine Performers,IRI8U AND DtfTOn. TOM C1IIR8TY. write.

BR.W. J. ATKINS . Waimakec, WIs^

O Aa I AAM Npw«nd Second Hand,MadeDI1L.I U1IH Hll<l m,l,i under a positive

Ef-5^™^JS=^ guarantee to be as rtate-S»t»iV Free Ctre.

: NORTHWESTERN BAUOOMfjff,,

T?l m»m ATe., CHigA§0,

P u"ww

To Get td

PhiladelphiaQuickly

USE THE _

ROUTEsCENTRAL" -

A Train, Every Hour

On the Houi*

Direct to Reading

Terminal. .

Nfw u4Cm*»ukli-CokJmi »ndPaikvCtn.

. NEW YORK"STATIONS,-h Uxnr St , N. R. ud Snak F«i>.

r-wsry-^fTlCNEts' AT I.OWRHT IIATHN.

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Casino Thealro Building, 1404 Broadway. .

FRANK WUITCOMB COMPANY. Tel. 4286-88th St.

BASEBALLNational

POLO GROUNDS.NEWYORKWith llmlon, July 1, 0.With PhlUdoIpbia, July I, 4.

American LeagueAMERICAN LEAGUE PARKWith Washington, June 30, .Inly J,, a.

Musicians WantedKOll UKNTHV DROB.' HHOWB, Wo. 3.CI.ARIONETB, ALTOS, TROMRONKaOd CORNCT.Address K. C. JONES tBandmsster), earo of OonlryBhow, Oklcago, 111., week Juno 27; Detroit, Mich.,week July I.

MUSICIANS.WApfTED^Ml'SlCIANS, lor.the JHSKii STOCKCO.'B BAHl» and ORCHESTRA. Show tune Win-ter and Summer: no parade?, easv work, suremoney. J. C. IIDNTS1NOEK, Bandmaster,

Sydney, Cahe Brotnn, Canada, Jnty tm.

iSr~iioTitiff mmmWANT BlNOERS, MO8I0IAK8, C0MEDIA5B,FEATCRE AOTtf for ni-xt season. ...

6» UBWII V ijl'., 5^4888,1(1, H»33i

I'ortlnnd—At the Mllri|uiim tiraud (t'al-

vln Huillg. manager) "OUr New Minister"(ild fnlr business June 1/7, IS. The iidviim-e

huIc for Minute Adamx, 01, Ti, In "The LittleMinister." was extremely lurgc. Solhem will

bo seen 28, 20. In "Tho Proud prideb."Hakkii'k Tiik.itkk (Ueorile I,. linker, man-

ager).—The Casino Co., of . Ban JraBogaao,lind two good houses, lu, to gee - "HollyTulty." The company did fair IiubIiichb weekuf ,33, with "Ultrbaru Fidgety." The BakerTheatre Stock Co., beaded by tliiy StandingilikI crnce Reals, rcturhb 111, opening lu"Dlnlumaey."

Coiimi.tY'M TncATka (Cordruy & Rusaell,munugers).—The Joo and Kltuu Walters Co.hud u record house 10, to witness "A Thor-oughbred Trump." The company will put ou"The Buffalo Mystery" 26. • •.

.Stab Thbatbc. (8. Morten Cobn, huimi-ccr).—The lateat and., largest vaudevilletheatre In the city opcuw 21 with the .fol

lowlbg hill: The Ho&HWorllia, Haille Ilo.y-

npida. George Snyder, the great Hlanslleld,the iipimlngton Ouo, Kdlaona nrojectoseope.The structure Ib a brick building at Parkand WOiililnglon Streets, Ib eojdlppcd withall the. Intent lmbrovementH,

;»nd Is ono of

the lie«t appointed tea coat, vaudevillehouses on , the I'arlfle coast. The I loteiiordecofatlona ate In red .

end light creamtints. The auditorium will be brilllnntlyIlluminated with electric chdndellerH, und lanisei enulpped with the most, modern Inven-tions .fur cooling and ventilating the tln-

tttrp. XJJerey are, fourteen lights Inside inthe Hliiijie of Hiurs, and on the outside la alarge revolving star, live lined stare nrtd anearchliRht. The stage opening Is twinty-clght feet wjdc by twenty one feet hlgli,

ncd .ba8;« depth. of .twontf.thrle feet. TheBoor le lilted with nine hundred opera chnlrsand two proscenium boxeH. The orchestraIs under the direction of George H. Herbert.There aro Bvc exits from' the auditorium nndone from t,he stage and the ontlrc buildingIs., used by the . theatre. Among the .

Inno-vations at the Star Is a colored imilil. whowill be. at the, service of the ladlos la thereception . room. She properly belongs lo

tno profession, having formerly beeh mnldto Esther Lyon, the well known leading lndy.

AM-AUB THBATiui (S. .Mortop Cobn; mana-ger).—Sheck Brothers, the rromiilns. Myrrnnd Mnfeon. the Great Itonsley, Mnud Treti-

vllle, KJnte Coyle.lbo American ,bloscope, thevltugraph. > . .' i. •. ... ..

lyrnic TliKATnn (Keating. & Klood, mnnii-

era),—Vernon Kennedy Trio, Dan Hart,Jnagllng Burks, itiifninod G.. Baldwin, Kellyand MusHer, Herd Hell',- vltascotie.Bijou Tiieatiib (Fred T. Merrill, mana-

ger).—Trebk dhd Miirruy, Volclfcro. LuluThels, Ailiimn Bros., Jem St. Remey, theLe Nolrs, the vltaBcope.Tub Wabb (8, Shapiro,' tnaUhger).—Gene-

vieve Dc Forrest, Maggie' Gracy, Oravclle,Sunshine Trio, Blanche Trojnn.OsrHBUtt TiinA'ntB (Al. Onken, manager).—Continuous vaudeville. •

lii.Aziiin'M Con cent "HALL *(HI1 B. Davis,manager ).-rMadellne Enrl. Nell' Hlllyer.Alllo vlckery, Nerma Draper, patie Barton.

lOmi'KHii.v'.s Mrsic Hall (William H-Brown, manager).—Cora Granville, KayLeslie. Beatrice Raymond, KdnaJluy Col-lins. Miss Valentine

. Furrr.'a New Thbathb (William u. Brown,manager).T-Gea. A. and Llule Bird, 0111-

yette I'likliis, Uffle Karris, Mabel Lindsay,Jlnsoii and «'o.. with Hie blograpli.

siiiki.iis' 1'AitK (Kdward Bblelds. mana-ger).—This resort- opened 20 for the sea-

son, .with n big musical . vxtrdvugnnza, "AJapanese Courtship," produced by n. com-pany of tlilrly people, under tho pcrsoilnldlrectlhn of A. M. Zlnn. One of the feat-

ures will be the pony ballet, led by FrancisVonlta Grey.

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I'nx Lib Mii.vili.k. writing from I'orts-

mouih; Eng.. under date- of June J4, eay

:

"We nre booked lip on toe. Mens ft Stoil towinto 1007. We get Tire Of.n Rrt.lABLS e/ery

Keck, jvjfiiia fcB icai niikawi it"

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JULY 2. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 441

PASTORSj ROiYBRWKBT »»*

HKAUI.K and VIOLKr ALLKN,OAHBV nhil UK CLAIR.

nhFASON, BTKNE <V WEST, TIIKMORR1SC0PE,THE VITAQRAPH, and aa an Extra Added

!

AUrt''" FRASCKLLI and LBWIB.

Ruber's ^MuseumGEO. II. H17BBR, Prapr.

WASTED ikT-ALL TIMES, Mylng Curiosities,

Pr«*ts Of Nature1

, also First Class Vaudeville Act*"r^Mrjg^jUjreBS J. U.

;

ANDERSON, Manager,

EIED. t MAY WOODWARD•fa'K'oBtoiHAb sunburned RUiifcs.

~r~. ciiAt. . -^ uiiicb '

CASAD and De VERNE^MYEIIS mitt, CANTOS. Oil IO.THJ!*

1WEEK.

JUGGLING MATHIEUSMARVELOUS DISMAY OP DBXTKRITY

This wock, Manhattan IleiichPjirk, Deliver, Col.

OHAS.IsT COLBY andALLIE C. WAY,

The VgntrlltK|i»Ut»nilIh*ln.clng Doll.

AL. LAWRENCE,Vaudevilles "Amutlnglsl" Mimetic.

Permanent address, R. P. D. No. 1, Kent, P., U.H.A.

(TIlK LITTLE MAtjlNKTj,

Lottie Gilson I Billy Han"The Fly Flirt." Proctor's Tlieaire,Newiiik,i Iris w'k*

' MRTand MRS. JTCK^URCH,1-HKJllKll ll.l.l NIOIVIs IN.

ONKuF THOME SATISFACTORY ACTS.UHAUMAS CIRCUIT. CALIFORNIA, INDEFINITE.

MAYME REMINGTONAnd UUNOLK BOOLOt) UAB1 ES—Hotel Bartholin,

'» h AK_p» LH;i.

,LAIUK «M,T,tJ>1" 11 WM-MORRIS.

BARRY ?> JOHNSON. TRAVESTIES IN VAUDEVILLE.

ARTHUR P. LANGAN,SIMPLE BAL TOMPKINS.

ALL GOOD AOKKTa. .,

GILMOUR and LATOURCHMUUW1 BfcACll. !MI« HUJAN CITY,

INI)., ALL SUMMER.

HARRY BROWN.UESINOINO COMEDIAN, IHSNEWSONU HIT,

'••IfOW'HE WASTING TIME.".:• ' (Jarenf CLIPPER.

BERTRAM MILLAR,LEADS and HEAVIES, 47 W. Mill St., New York,

CEO. W. SNOW,MONOLOUUK MUSICAL ARTIST,

JUBe'«r MULLEN'S TIIKATRK, Omaha, Nell.

GURTIN and BLOSSOMACROBATS.

Tli.. Greatest of Coon Delineators.

THEATRICAL HOTELS' and

BOARDIMO HOUSES.METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Broadway awl

2,th St., New York. European Plan. Room* to aweek, up, Wm. B.Motl, Prop..M. E. McNulty.Mgr.

ST. CHARIES "HOTEL, lr, So. Clark Si.,OUcigojRobt^.aonld, Prop. Theatrlcsl Head-ttPaTtara.Roomatsto »7 perwock.Bteamheat.hatas

HOTEL, CHICAGO.Van BurenanrtHBahnsli Av

II. A. 1)01 (LEY, Prop.

WM. tell hoi he, Howard and somersetBM„ Boston, Mass, Central location. Excellentmeals. _'_ EMILY T. BANNWART, Prnp^

FtKVKRE HOUSJErCLARK and MICHIGAN STREETS. CHH'AtlO.

American, H and .op; European, TtclH. and up.Special lUHMto Theatrfoa1 Profession.

,

t, A. caoWE, Proprietor.

The Girl Wit. the Hoops.

'Hum all tilled tor the Summer.Pernmnent Rdd|C«V,'i ... . ,

,COLUMBUS, 0.

OOK^ROUT;^,

TNf.V/ YORK R tPR.ESENTATiVt

horn s; wvm"rmiim% cfe^r'wf.v^ -A.C.bOKMtR,M'CKmor/llR TJifATAfBlMNL W YOQK:

REPERTOIRESHOWS.

T.RT US PiaiJRK'.ON YOUR LTTIIOfJRAI'H ANDIILOCKTwoBK,

. . . Write Mr our Catalogue.

THE DONALDSON IITHO CO... . NBWPOllT, ICY. . ,

WILD & RICH'SPLAYERS

WANT REPErlTOIRE PEOPLE MALI LINES.Those with Bpeclaltle» preforrcd: Pull parllcalaratint letter. Name aalury and ma.ko II low, aa H la

ahaoltitelj certain.W«l. c. IVII.I),

t'ai« „r Oak Drove Park, Atheua, P».

WANTED,

NATIONAL

1 IStale auiitflrat letter. AUdrras U. BLYTIIK,,

:, ACAdetuy of Muiilo, Newuurgli, N. 1.

Lady Musician at Liberty, Slide Trembtneand piano, owing to cloBlnu at Baker Theatre.

Add. quick, LllfNIHQ..HANFORD.; ' OArtof Ocn. Bel., Roohenter, N. Y

.

wanted, boss canvas man and coocheeHancero at once, and lllll Poster. A ngustnn .lanesR. R. Show. Suuon, W. Va„ June M-Juiy 1; Flat-wooda. a,; Rich wood 4, Coweu 6, Mooongah I.

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KAISERHOFFireproof. Knropean.70S. CLARK ST., near.arkaon, CHICAGO.

SPECIAL RATES. NKW GERMAN RBSTAVRANT,8TH08M HOTEL, :i* and m XV. isltla ST.,

CINCINNATI, OHIO. AMKRICAN PLAN.tT.OO SINGLE, te.tW DDUIILE PER WEEK.

CHESTERFIELD.-Elegant Hotel- modem'.Perfect culalnc. service, appointments. Buropeanplan. J. M.HAN ItAHAN, Prop., Petersburg,Va.

to $» week.

TRAFALGAR, lll-n:Eastl4lh St.. New York,opp. l)ewcy. Rooms Joe., "Ic , $1, |LM day; lU

l_W, D. HANNIGAN, Propr.

Wabaili A Madison, L'HICAOO.0. 0. Vanglian, Prop. BirlctlvAtnerlenn Plan, fg-fl6 xlngle];

Holt's New Hotel Cafe M» JSff X.Rooms 60c. to7t>c.por<lay;S8,fiOand t3.no a week.Ladlefl'.Resiauram onsecoad tloor. No. 4 K. 4th8t.j^j^^gtonip i, 0. R. IIOI.T. Prop.

palace HOTEL, 101 N. Clark"st, Chicago'.BUropean, »3 per week: wim private uath, |7.Turkish Batli, too. U.B. HUMPHREY, Prop.

8T. JAMES HOTEL, TOLROO, 0. inertcan Plan. Theatrical Headqnarten. il.stilngle,Si donble: %t and $7 per week.

Boston, Mass., l)ownTown Ueslra|ile Rooms;Summer prices; neaf all theatres off Hollls Street.(ieorgBP. Ahliott, 9 Bnrrongns Place, Boston,Muss,

VICTOR hoi'se, in k. Indiana St., 6h)oago,Room mid Board, tg week, luilao and FrenchCuisine,^ tli'in rally loi'iiteil. V. CiatellBil, Prop;

FRANK HUNT'S EVROPEAhl HOTEL,lis Detirhorn St., Chicago. PrOfeaKlonal ' rates $4perwetk anrtjip. location In heart of the city. >

M INS LOTTIE WILLIAM* HPf;S TO ANNOUNCE THAT SHE WII.LCOS'TINI'E TO PRO-FESSIONALS AS HERETOFORE AT I

THE CBAWFOBD HOUSE . Allaalle City. H.J.

HOTEL VELEYCROPBAM PLAN.

MT Special weekly rates to the profession.166 Clark St., Chicago. Moat central location In Olty

i FOR SALE, CHEAP,

4-ACT MELODRAMA.Four col. Paper, Urge assortment; Morgan

l.n ho. Co. Block and Typework, Carey Show Print.Complete Hel of Scenery, Manuscript, Parts, Copy-right, Frame Trunks, BUI Trunks, Organ, Bet ofChimes, Choir Boy Suits, Props, Paper Cut*, etc.

Must know .pi irk. Hmr iiiuay otTers.

Address \V . II. WATSON,Watson's Theiitr*, Brookl}n, N. V.

Played this seaion 27 weeks. Chicago Iroiiaola

die compelled me to<jloH». ,,-\

ai mm mum(ir CONTRALTO SHR.

Cultivated Vole*.State age, height, weight, range of voice, experi-

ence, etc. Must |iluv small part, (lood wardrobenccesaBry. Send photo, which will be returned.Address

CHAS. r. MAY,j

Curaof Pen. Del.iLaponc, Indiana.

NOPLACE UKE'HOME.PALOS PARK IS A SUBURB OF CHICAGO.

The scenery of wooded hills with creeks andsprings makes It a charming place for home. It

1b healthful and restful. Faro, 13c. Many families

havo located, and among themqulte a few families

of actors who find It convenient to their business,

and a fine place for home. We soil large Iota, 60x160ft.. on timbered hills, at $260; $10 cash and $10monthly; send for literature; names of actors givenby request. Monson A Co.,144 LaSalle St.. Chicago.

IT'S THE TBUTH.OUR

$14 STEREOFTICONIs an honest made, up to date, 1'rofesAiorjal ma-chine, with all the latest improvements. It will

f[lve yon as good work as though you paid Jioo for

t. Your money wlllbo promptly refuuded If the

Slcrcoptlcoh Is not entirely satisfactory. We will

ship machine, C. O, I)., subject to examination, onreceipt of express charges. PEARCE A S01IECK,314^1. Calvert St., BalUmore. MdWARDROBE

FORTHE STAGE,SMOHTLY USED. Also STRBET GOWNS, Wehave on bund a largo aHHortmciit of slightly wornKvenluR oo w us, Dinner, Reception and Tea downs.These robeB are perfect In every Mspecr, and aro

especially suitable for wear In HIOH CLASS DRA-MATIC PRODUCTIONS. Wo have a, full line of

Seal Skin Coals and Furs of all kinds.

MRS. H. STARK, 307 South Stale St., CIIIOAOO.

AROUND WE MERRILY 00.one complete Merry Oo Arnnml, coiiHlstlng of

Engine, Boiler, Horses, Chariots, Organ. Tent

Top. only I'Jio takes It. Iteiiulres some repairs. Aluinmlii. Black Trills. 26X60,20X40. FoldlnKOrgaii,

Crank Piano, Hand Organ, llalljrlinn UnihrclbiH,

Wire Hammocks. Send for Free BurgBlii Bnoktsl,

K.i H. ARMHRUSTEIt, Springheld,JIL_

WANTED, good Colored and Minstrel Showsof everr description. Open all Summer. ApplyTERMINAL - HuTKL, North Belch. Long Island.

-tilth Street Oar Btopa at boor.—

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SOMKOK THE ATTRACTION 8 WlfHRINGLINGBROS.'

ORBATKBT W»*l

These Attractions may be addressed car*RINULINU BHU3., Baraboo. Wis., oruptrroute of show.

THE FLYING FISHERSHenaatlonal I^jiib LlBtnnce Mid-Air Leapt.

THE iLDREDSOnly Three Artlstn In the World Accomplish-ing Triple /Simultaneous I.run from theground on to the pdclciof a gnlloptug horse.

THE AERIAL SMITHSArtistic Posing on the Double Trapes*.

dollaFtroupeAcrobat*. Feature with Rlngllng

: Bros.',. . . , Circuit—Second Year.

GLINSEREtfl troupeOriginators, of lOverjftliliig New In Acrobatics.

THE G0LIH1 CLAIRONSWhirlwind Dancer*.

CloakTor Pose Plaitlone, 17.50.At.Ofi_

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ALSOAliOV —' FIHEiCLQAK ANDtSBBPENtWE SLIDES.; -„:T I

"'- CLOAK, CLIPPER.J\ . - ——

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MUSIC Arranged, Composed.

VICTOR BEDINI FAMILYSensational Rquestrlana, The only act In

America Introducing a dog and 8'people

lumping on 1 horse. < <

CAMILLE FORTUJNS TRIOCliamplon lloi'lmtnliil liiir. i'oiiiIiimun. ThirdHI'IIHOII wllli Itiiiglny,' Uioh. :

OA COMA FAMILYAd Absolutely Original Aerial Display.

.•; >;' \.->ttm KAMOti&v I

Ji

7 JACKSON FAMILY 7America's Oreatest Trobp* of 'Oyillats.

THE FLEXIBLE E0,CILIUHl»T8.

GENARO and THEOLThe Wor|il'a Mont, J^arvtjIoiis.Ontortlonlsf,

CONTORTIONISTWants Forward Bender,FOR NOVELTY a< t, one who hus workwd double;must ho able to go half In saiiie. Address .

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KLIIOEH, caro of CLIPPER.

WANTED, FOR THE CLARKE-KISSINGERHill VAUDEVILLE CO., People III All lines of .Oiu

Mcil. business, Sluslng aud Dancing Comediansand Snbbrettes. State l f y"'i pl*.Y organ. Weboard you; salary nil you Are worth. No ama-teum or mansgers wanted.

Address CLARKE * KISSINGER i

' MnsgrOVe. ArmS'rong Co.. 1%'? Wffif xiIBBriTV, SEASON HMMXI, :

.

ZAT ZAM and MOWRA,TUB OIIIL'INAI. MEXICAN KNIFE THROWERS,

MA01CUNS ANI) ILLUSIONISTS.Maglo setting uaenuaied by any other. Reliable

company onlv. Address ]_:

Oara of BROADWAY MI1HEE, St Louis. Mo.

•ismt ni

AT LIBERTYOwing to company Closing,

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D. STANDSBURY,Ohatr*ct»ra, Hoavvle* and Old Mast.

One pleto preferred. Address care

_ "WAS SHE TO BI.AMK," WJchlU. Kansas._

At Liberty, Owing to Season Closing,

IVBRA I)EL,NTON,CHARACTERS, HEAVIES and GRAND DAME.(iood dresser on and oir. Preference given to

one piece. Address careof"W»S SHE TO HLAMBr", WJchlta, Kansas.

WANTED,WHITE (III WtllK.

l'LoTO snows, Denver, Ool.

THE NEW MASONIC OPERA HOUSE, OFqreenville, N. C, Is Now Complete and Readyto Book First Class Attractions For Next Season,giatlng coo to too. For Open Time, Addrcas

'T MANAGER, Masonic Opera House.

A a n FOR SALE CUBAP. A OOft. PASSKN-llAK UKIt OOACH: built lip i" sleep vs.#• Blgcellnr. Will go on any train. Prloolooo. Ilet key of Mil. SCOTf BROWN, C. and N.

W, (Jqnurul oiiiccs, Chicago. AddressW.ll, KICK, 1M2 TRjUtlfO: BJdg., Chicago.

SGENEBT AND SlOW PAtNTINES

John Herlarlh, Cincinnati, 0.

SIDE SHOW PAINTINGSMIDWAY FRONTS.

£ EJ.HAYDEN A CO., l«t B'way, D'klyn, N. Y.

HEOHOAIIIZINO A Nl> HOOK IN «J THEWARNER COMEDY CO.,For Benson 10Ol-t, URN R. WAIINEH,

. McGregor, Iowa.

JUST OUT, 1 24 PA6E ILLUSTRATED MABICI'A'l'ALOtlUIO, afic; rHJl', CATAL., Cc, Nonifree. Only N. K. Agent for Alahstma, lUciv I» i.Hltnv, inn fnnrf ft lt...i-.n M«M

Two llrlght's Nitir Ki-glstcrlng Tnriistllcs ami oneWooden Ticker Canceller. ; Cheap

'"

AMEHICA'S- BEST

ANDOREATEST

' Endorsed by.PieM and Public.LOOO references from til parts of t ho worldi

TDK ONLY SCHOOL ENDORSED IN CIIIOAOO.» mmg, Ere.

(Up-to-date In ever* detail.)

Buck, Jig, Skirt, Novel Oak*Walk, Klncntton, Singing andRag - Time Songs, VaudevilleActa, Sketches, Monologues, etc.

ENGAGEMENTS SECURED.NO FAILURES.

PROF. P. J. H1UOE,list Frances Led add others.

• Circulars Fret.

J GRAND OPERA HOUSE.I endors* prop. kiIhik as the only Performer

and professional Dancing Teacher In Chicago.FRED J. wiLiiM AN, Theatrical Agent.

» 1ST La S«Ue SI., near Madison, Chicago. 111.^HTTED

SILENT PERFORMER.EITHElf CONTORTIONIST OR JI'IXILER, doligseveral tllft'erciit acts and able to do striklght In

acts. No, boo/crs or chasers. IIAIIRY DECOE,write. Salary, all your worth. Other good, usefultiled, people, write. O.G. HUNTER, mica. Neb.,

Cam of PaHsamuii noddy Med, Co.Reference

' : I Men llnnk or MiTi'haiils Hank.

MUSICIAN

Eleven months steady each year,

gooil treatment. Adilrt

LIBERTY,Owing, la, closing with Kvrgutua wMaaat Co.,

ROSALIND VERENE,Juvnnll* Ingenue, Soiilirclle, Mad*. Thuronghivcaimblo anil reliable; good wardrobe uu and ml.

Also high soprano Singer. KusrHHiatble malingers

nddrtwaeweof K, iVJIAJWlG «0 A Si- S. E.„.Kvashlnglrti. ftiV«TTT*J " V '='

I __*_" -W - -I t-*-y tO-Wf ~?"**T '-- — "* *r»—«-l

STAR COMEDY CO.IV i» n la Iteui'iiio ) l*<n|ilc III All Lines

' For HHII'OA) nlao I'l.inl.l.

(live usual description, st-tid photo, and programs,

uml Watc If yon do specialties. Stale LOWEST.Usual expenses paid. Uiiuu tuAugnsL

FRANK J. STANTON, Norwich, New York.

...... WANTED.M1H TO PL&Y BABaTOlfB IN BAND AND

PIANO IN ORCHESTRA.sure money;

PATTEN *"PKKKV, Altlcbnro, Mass.

WANTED AT ONCE,For the ROCKWELL DRAMATIC 00.,

Man for Heavies, Comedian Hint does specialties;

Man for props uml parts, ami other repertoire peo-

ple . Must he eiuniielent ami liH>vp good warib-iilie.

runtcUabUry'uiiilnil una letter. 'Address Barton,

Vt. J. C. ItOrKWELI., MMiager.

DOYLE'S HEW THEATRE.ATLANTIC CITY, Nl J. .

WM.H.HBNBT, - • . • Proprietor.

GOOD VAUDEVILLE ACTSIlnvlng next «,..u open wrltu or wireoivi.l Siiiiinur .iilnry K, .., .

,_

FRANK GOLD1F. , Sol* Manager.

"Tell It TbMe"EZRA JLEKDAlL'S ,8d BOOK.

ALL NEW — jtTST OUT.For sale on sil train* una new* stands, or by

mall, »»c. Address EZRA KENDALL,ta Bonthfth At*.. HI*. Vernon. H. V.

DON'T TAKJS OHAKOE&.-. if. Von Want Resalts Use • CROSS :

LETTER HEAD1 send for Free hamim.es,

C10SSh^iSSk!F' CHIGA60

inc. for Bta||ti Money. Ilook ofrula, UUe

Street "fills, Carnivals, Celebrations,

Conventions, Centennials, Etc., .

ncud the

NEW YORK INFORMANT. tOc.For Sale liy Newsdealers or at ODIce.

105 John Straei, Hf»w Yorh Qttf>

WASTED, All 'ROUND BED. IWI,K.SlopathoteU,UanuseConturtlonlsturJugglertliatdo other turnx. win buy organ ami p.-^n Ten i.

• . . ..... DR. DILI., Farina. Fayette <>., 111.

AT-LIBBRTXrvrS0**IF'RandNEXT.SEASON

HA" LIB RUNNELS MOORE,jLvenlles, Mesv.es, logeiiu«e.

233 L* Sslle Avenue, chicsgu^lil, .

.' UII'LK V, TENN.

Managers booking this section will innko nomistake lniio(ikliig mis town, aoodllretown of

4,000 InhablLiuls. run also lunik Covington,Tenn. Write for open time now.

WILLIAI8 & WBIOBT, Igrs.

Thomson S-Vandiveer'sCircus, Minegerh and Hippodrome Tents,Have a record of over forty years ns t icing superiorIn Material, Finish, Workmanship, Style, Durabil-

ity and Economy to nil others manufactured. Es-

timates given on apnilcuilun.No. aso-saa E. third st., uincinnati, o.

TO LEASE,THE TORRINGTOH OPERA HOUSEHeating eapaelty 000. Only playhouse In olty of

ZAMBESI (IB>>««& #*hlh. ' flti S.wllllaVl,

ID,0O0. Very good slionr town. No bids cotisld-

ered ufier July 4. lis)!. For parlloulars ad.C.F.'BlCKEHT.llf.Ess t Main S' .. TortItigtun.t'oilP .

Oreat Dlioorery, Kiperbjcan not detect it from gen-uine diamond. Oolt* but

one-tenttr,' In brilliancy and out It has no equal.Betting solid gold. Writ* for Illustrated catalogue.KOWK A CO., Dopt. v., sill Dearborn St., Chicago.

PERFORMS "•"""EUROPE

Should apply for lowest passage rules and full

Rarticular* nl the Excimuirn mure, Idi East nil.

I„ New York. Esialiltahod tu years.

Waste., for Oct. 5, 6,.and 7. Repertoire Co.WITH HANI I, For uest fair in SOUTHWESTVIKIIINIA. W1LL;I'I,AY ONAJPRR CENT. ORCUAIIANTEK. WKlTE AT ONOH. '< •'

V. L. I'AISITKH, Watr;. Wy-Ofvlll*. Va.

AT LIBERTY FOR THIS SEASON and 1 904-5.Drum Major, with Bston and.Hoop Alt. Spin fourbatons at - once. Uoiupporied ladder. Address

f, P. McCnnn, Hookstonu, Fa,

KOTI0E...IAHA6EB8 and A8EBT8HnvlnV leased the dorris OPERA HOUSE,PhiMvnIX, Arlnoua^all contracts must be sent to

mo for approval. Pleu'y of open lime, onlrhniianplaylnk FIRST CnASS'ATTRAOTIONS. JK) lint

hook Reiierfnlre or cheap companies. Populationgn.noo. Seating cuoacity, noo. House under newmanagement, modem improvement, lire ordi-

nances compiled with, close connections Northand South. Companies lose no time; .

.

CHAS. F. VEKUKIt, "ji 1

Manager, R, F. I)., No. I, Phoenix, Artt._

OUR SPRING CATALOailEIssued April 1, will contain a complete Hue ofgooda used bv Rlrevt Men, < umlvnl Menmid Canvassers. Plcuse send In your per-manent address. Catalogno will b» sent to youfree ofchargo.

LEVIN BROS.,i t I

',•:< Eata)ill*M-18W. S ' ' .

30-MW.JHxi h street,Tert* Haute, Ind.

show nnxTi

\

u.siock Unngers. 1'natern and CittHon liaml

for nilvoriMiig every line of (he AiniiseuientItiiRluess. Send for t'ntnlngne (l»» of Oru-iiuiiii- nml Show 1'rlntlng of nil kind*; t'uiu-

logiie.it:). Fair ami rornlvnl 1'rlmlng; t'utii-

luglin tHl'Illll Posters. Comcrclul Coolers.

I-'IHHT I'l.AKS 1'HINTIXII A)K ALL KINIW.

6BEAT WESTERN PBIRTIHG 00.,.Ilil Mini 'Slreel, st. l.mila, u.i.

ffl&H CLASS

MAGICAL APPARATUSAI liloili'l'iltn prices. Lnrge sloek, linens*vnrlely. Illiistrii loil Ciitnluglio Free. NewMn 1111111I li Cnliilngui' Jusl Issued, l.'lli-. I.Ini ofinn bnrgiiins III Hue iMi|iiirutiis furUe, alumii.a. icoTkmii'iUii. I7H ( nun rlo St., I'hlrago.

ATTENTION!Prises and Gifts for AH Gamei,

JK\Vi:f.llY mid NOVKI.T'IKH Cur H.'invetilr

Htniiila, I'arks, lulrs, Cnnilvnls, nnd 'I'hea-

tri's. . t'HBAUKST, KHTAHLIHIIMBNT INNKW YORK. Send for Ciiinlogiio nml PriceLilt. AI.KHKII OIIIIUKNIIICIM,

r.L'l) llrondivuy, cor. Spring St.. N. Y. Olty.

MEDICAL "SPIELS, devoted' to theMEDICINE LECTURER. S'I'HEET MAN, OAKHIAOE DOCTOK, OPTICIAN, (1IIRHSTONESELLER, and to all who sell Medicine, Toilet orCurative UoodS llinuigh art of speech. HulsUlkthat sells goods In your indiitb. Tells what to sayto hold utluullon, amuse, lusinict and Interest suftlcently lo touch the pocketbook. If you secure II

you would not part wllh It at iinv nrloe, Hem postpaid for 16. Money Lack ir nttsitlsuud.

FANTtIS A CO., :illi ImuhIh.i a HI ., tllll.CAUO.

3-^DEUrflO^TE8-'-3

JACK. BBNMIH. "1IABY" <JI 11 A LlllNH.JACK, Juveniles, Trombone; IIESSIE. Pianist [ex-perienced in all Whiv. rapid render; full m.i orches-tra liiilsle; IIKRALIHNE. Child Paris, Hongs amiDances; JA- K anil HESSIK, TiiiulMiue Duels,llond appearance, gnoil dlessrli nl ill Units.I'cruiuiieiit iiildress.» NORTH' TENTH S f.. Ht. Joe, Mo.

WANTED QUICK,

Versatile Medicine PerformersWho are thuronghiv nonversant with nil brnupnesor Medicine Id?.. Slain all Ural hitler, and lie able10 Join on receipt of telegram. Those w|m wrotebefore, write again, as mv mall wss not forwardi (1

In time n It. J, M. PRENTICE, Vtinderlillt, Mich.P. S,—llav* 10 Sections 7 Tier lllu* Circus r*ai*

For Hnie.'dlri cheap. .

For the tleruniiiiii Summer Oarden and VaudevillePavilion Sunt h llond., hid., Specialty People In all

lines. Prefer those capable m ohtnglog anil m*k-lug good for two or tnree week*. SFsie'lowMi• ilary and don't mlsrepreieut. Want people forwe.'kcf June D7 uml later. W, II. STA^IHSH, Mgr.,(mil W. Wuslilngtoi) St. Will buy Pictnro Maohiii*.

ASCENTS FIJUNtSIIEHANYWHERE WITH THEMARVELOUS AND ONLYTORPEDO PARACHUTE

_ SPECIALTY. BALLOONS,TTc, for silo. No agents. PROF. CHAS. KAUIUCU,

Centenary Street, liliigliiiinton, N. Y.

circus OARVAN and Touts of overy de-Wr

for estimate.scrlptlon. second Hnml Tenia In Stock. Writ*

IW-iau Fourth St.. Doiroll.MlolieBneoessors to'

Bands and PerformersPASSING THROl.'HIl ANI) POTTflllTlPaWANTINC SUNDAY DATE IN *ll IBDUslaCALHOUN -OAKWOOD or SOUTHERN I'ARKS,writ*. A, 8. McSWIUAN, Mgr. Amusements.

Rossville Opera HouseIn courso of cousirucilnn; sealing MK Nowliooklng UKIfiit, Want timitl Attracllon openingnight. AddrtH*; MANAOKR, Rosivllle, III.

FILMS FOR RENTU UANA'SBU CO., 88 Mndlson St., Chicago.

THOMPSON'S GYMNASIUM,III W.M St.. NEW YORK (old Roster 4 Ilia

HALLE'IT TIlOMI'rtOH, Malinger (late W0<tiym.)' special rales to performers, |l » week.

WIGS6. Sin»Di.ELM, Tbiattlul WigMAKER. Dood work Tor low prices.

» 116 West will STREET, New York.Send alamp for price list.

XW. SCHWARTZ,8KBTOH WRITER,

IHseontlnue* ad. till Kail ( to: Oil orders).

Second Dana BARD IHSTBOBEBISUOUOIIT, HOLD nod EXCIIANOKD. Send for cowPlOtO List. IcHANIC IIOLTOIf «VUO.,

10T K. Mm I iso n HI rent, Chicago, HI.

PIANIST and FLUTISTHsiierli-iicrd lii ail Hues of the liusliiess. PERTHLRNKLI. and vui i:,s;ucoI(.ia hi., Toledo, a__BA010AL ODTPIT FOB SALE CHEAP.Owner paralyzed. Stamp for nib e list. Addres*

. ; J.- VMRTKliLl,lflt l sau P. Ave., West Berkeley,- Oal.

Police PatrolFor PIANO, farts. For OHOltFHTR A, iOefS.

F. W/A. KRKTSMAH. Poll.. 4111 E. 1MB St.. N. V.

EDISON EXHIBITION KINETOSCOPE-BOTHLIUHTS, FOR HALE, LOW. Also Voyage lo Moon,Passion Play, Haunted House Films, Km,

' HARBACU A CO., W» Filbert St., PUU*., P*i

442 THE ISTEW YORK CLIPPER. July 2,

'MmmF E 1. «S T ASAWr mmmmmmmmmmmmms ^i

iSS&S* 'W 4

j/y art "FIRING" away tor all wv arn worth, with a tong that will ,io.ttl\el> «*t tl

It', a wonderful Invention—this »onn. It'* Appropriate, Seasonable, Up-to-datelAlfOR KALIC, THE KMPIHK COMEDY FOUK, VIOLET HALL and numeroa. c

audience* 'AFLAME" -

AV>

ELEANOR

•Itlrely *et the country "AFLAME."" e and Reaionahle.other* are setting their

audience* "AFLAJIE" with

"STROLLING 'LONG THE PIKE"affair*. There'* rhyme and meaning In every line.

' ig< considered, you ahould have a copy.fur one to-day.

There'*I* not one of tho«e love-worn, tool»le,:woof.l«> waltz *ong affair*. Tin

melody In every bar. Von can't help liking It. All thins*Have you I If not, write for

Hn»ther "ILlXIIfi WIIIEB" will be the gong Ella. CABCS latrodneei on thi IEW YOBE BOOF, entitled,"ZENOBIE,":A HINDOO NOVBL/TY.

The kind ofMM that** «ood the year 'round. Good for big number or specialty. Effective on account of It'* "being different."Tuneful, and tell* a romantic love .lory. Copies or Orcheil ration JUST, ready.

If WE8RBI BBilCI, pttmph EA8TEBI BlilGI, QMT(HIProlmlomli,

Audr.u, leo feist, '™,Brr" NEW SV Dearborn, '5T0 Walk. St.,

NO COPY. ORIGINAL ORIGINAL NO COPY,

The Great Train Robbery,

1 1ST BEALISTIC HID IS! EIC1T1 PICTURE.

'. A GREAT MONEY MAKER. A HIT WHEREVER SHOWN.

This picture is developed by our new process, and is clear,

distinct; beautiful in scenery, and excellent in photography. It is 'an,

unsurpassed film in subject and beauty. Although it cost us nearly

$1200 to produce this great picture, we will not raise the price,

$66*and will sell it

• 600ft.' VVc are so thoroughly convinced that this film will give perfvCt

$. , satisfaction that we defy the most critical test.

NEW SUBJECTS FROM THE RUSSIAN-JAPANESE WAR

The CINE09BAPH, with 8TEBE0PTIC0N COBBIHED.I

;.:

UNIVERSAL MODEL,COMPLETE, WITH ELBCTR1CLAMP AND RHEOSTAT, $50.

rvuiDITinil UfinCI complete, with electric lamp andjrhbostat, *>•*; tLA 111 Oil IUN mUUCL, .

OALUIUM LAMP, EILMH AND HLfDKH, *> S fi

LARGEST MANUFACTURER

9 IN THE WORLD,

21 S. Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

ASBESTOS CURTAINStmat stop wtmtca.

' TIIU ONLY (INKS MADE UK PURE AMHESTOS, INTERWOVEN WITH BRASS WIRE.-

WHITE rOB SAfflPLES AHD PBICE, STATING SIZE OP PBOSCEH'BH 0PE1IR0.illustrated Polder und Lilt of Users Sunt on Request. - .'..-:...•— H. W. Johns -Man villa Co.,ICO WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.i

MILWAUKEErniiv,HlCAflOOT.'LOIUSRONTON .

CLEVELANDNEW ORLEANSLONDONPIIILADKLPHIApirrsBURO

Myer MittentHal,""'' MANAGER, AGENT OR TREASURER, SEASONS 1904.1905.

Ailare** HILLSHOHO, To™*.

LATEST CREATIONS IN GOWNS, OPERA CLOAKSFOR HTltHKT A\l> EVENING WEAR. Almost DOW. Cheap. HIDING HABITS AND

LADIKH' WKARUIC APPAH BL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, KTC.HINDU', 4JU Sixth Avenue, between :mh and 'jTthStrcots, N. V.

HII ITADV rnAPIC Unltarma, Otitis, Sword., Revolvers, Cannons, Tents, Ktc.1*111.1 I MIT ¥ llUUUO Everything lathe Military Llnc-fally described In our largeMsga.lao Catalogue, containing net cash prices wli h upwards of 2,000 illustrations. Price of catalogue.15 cent*—mulled on receipt of ft cents In stamps, mentioning this advertisement. Customers write us that

onr "OATAlionri K is WORTH ITS WKIOIIT IN GOLD." Wa havo Itie largoststook In the world ot military

goods from Government aitotlnn*. Dealer* Supplied. Franol. Eunnerranti, M« Broadway, Now York

STAEETMEN-HERE IS & WINNER FOR YOU.TIIF, OFFICIAL MAP AND WIIIK (tits Iii vest pocket) OF TIIK WORLD'S FAIR, ATST,' LOUIS. Sell for 10 cents. »:i.tm tier hnnilrcil. Send 10 ccntR forwirople.

MEVBUE T. WALLOC, Publisher, M Stone St., N. V.

THE STAR BRAND POPCORN WORKS.k« Ipntllaa house In Now York. CANDY PACKAUKS for Parks, Boat* ami Theatres. Elvo cent good*•poi'hm.j. Try our UOUUKN CRISP POPCORN. A winner. .,

, WM. J. MA1I1IKN * CO.. Hand 1(UlMlirn«»« Street. N»w Vnrk.nih*.

SHUESKOR STACK, STHKKT AND KVKNINU. EXCLUSIVE 6TYCF.S ANDWORKMANSHIP OCAIIANTK.EH. short Vamp and St*gc Lastsalwaja on hand. Mall Ordem Filled. Fit Guaranteed.

WIL.I.IAIVI BERNSTEIN,Tel Mil Madison square. too Sixth Ave., near tltd Street, N. Y.

STOCK CO.!8 People.

Nf Theatre Scenery Used.

Teurlog In Our Own Priiiti Twi Cars.

Wanted: SeasM 38 Weeks,

Twi Hntles—Man and Wife.

Two Characters-Man aid Wife.

One Comedian— Face.

General Stock People, write,

A.C.U0RNEB, SAM A. VOORHEES,Routing and BookingRcprcitentatlvc,

'

Now York City, N. Y.

Main Ollluc, Kansas City,

Mo., care of Ackermanu-Qntgley Lltho. Co.

A II H . II CLAnS, OUTDOOR

Refined AttractionFOR BALLYHOO PURPOSES.

i Qlre particular* and state mtluryIn flrat letter. Mod be anltable

|for Fine Historical Tableau*.

PALAIS DU COSTUME CO.,

I On the Pike, World's Ftlr, St. Louis. Mo.^VFOR SALE,

For 2, 3 and 4 Persons.

Andrea. W. B. WATSOX,40 JohaioB St., Brooklyn, ft. Y.

rsce:'sFAMOUS

Have some open tlmu. The Grandest and BcBt In

Its line. Motiker lltlloon AscenBlnn. AddressPROF. UHA6. K. RICK. New Albany, Hid.

s

J. C.GOSSCO. |(|Builder*, of m *

HOW CANVAFree.

Catalogue and2nd Uand List

DETROITMICH.

OARS FOR LEASE OR SALE,Combined Sleeping and Dining. Oar,

Suitable (or traveling uutnpinlee. Also BAGOAdF,OAR. NKY/j KntwV CAR WnRKS,

Streitraen, Train Agents &, Camasstrs Supplies

Wo Always Have tho Ulcst NorelUe*.Send (or Our New Catalogue.

UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO.14» La Salle Street, > •

CHICAGO.

HWW

TRUNKS THAT DO NOT BREAK.Rltgs. lint Trunks, l>t<pau.| cat Yultnes. and everrthitig In the trunk line in suld nudKiinranlreil l.v

.1. r, Itl'III'M, itsdMixth AVi'., iiearllldM., Masnnli' IVinktte Itiniilliig.'NewVotk.

MrPAHBTABULB *r* tkt b*rldy*e*p*la raadietiwmr ad*. A huo-d red nullon o t them I

flajs rear, oc:ahaT*b**n*eMiuUp*uoa, kaaavi», dngdBM*, tad

InaslDfK

.

burn, ilct headaebs, dlulDM*. tailbrtath. tnrr throatand *ntj Uin.aarlUnr from a dHordarM Itonwekannll*T*d »r oured brRipaa* Tab-ii Ih. On*wlll|<aeraU7tT'sr*lltt

wllauitweaty mlatits*. TheOTfrceoi rwiiron tnoubtoranordlaarrsoculOD. All dronuU **U team.

KIDNEY

pillcapsules"*

/VllDt

TROUBLESCATARRH

of tie

BLADDER.

Discharges

FEINBERG *ASNOHNCF.S TO MANAGERS AND

THIS PROFESSION THAT AFTER JULY 1, 1904,WWi*No. 1343 BROADWAY,

OPPOSITE HERALD BDTLDING, NEW YORK.

LEGAL NOTIOC.WHO -WHAT -WHEN MINSTRELS

.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—I bare sold all the right* and privileges of trie abovenamed minstrels to MR. C F DROTHERTJN. Ashtabula, O. Any one Infringing in :any.w*y on thouIhivo named title will be prosecuted. Will be pleased to have my old people write to Mr. BrothcrtuD,as I-csn assure fair treatment In every way. * '

'•"•'

''

J. S. HRADKNMYER, Attorney. L. M. BOYKR.^oIe Owner.Ueferriugto the above, will be glad to hear from minstrel people In all branches.

C. F. BROTUERTON; AshUbuIu.O.

"WE'VE MADE UP OUR MINDS TO SAIL AWAY.'!

HUME, ROSS and LEWISSAILED JUNE M PER S. S. AORAM A. Will open at the Empire, Skkphord*Bnali, England, Jnly 11. Booked 36 weeks solid on Mosa ft Stoll Circuit. .

MUSIC COMPOSERS, This Is What Ysu are LaiMng fir.

Pnbllsb your own compositions. Our price* are the lowest on the market. Send for our prices.

OTTO alMMBRMMl, uio Printer, Rot, 717, 719 aid 731 Byoaaort 81., Cincinnati, 0.

Printers for Shaplro-Remlek Co,, Detroit ESTABLISHED SINCE 1881.

The Broadway Comedy DuoBURT MARION DEANE- -SADIE DEAN MARltiN

RUSTIC THEATRE, Oltott Beacll, N. T.

:ARE YOU SI ILL OUESSIWO ?:

NOW GUESS TIIK OTHER WAY. YOf WILL KNOW NEXT WEEK.

It Liberty-Harry ®. May HowardUKIt MAN COMEDY ACT: ECCENTRIC DANCBRAIN CLOG SHOES. UgrS. and Agent;,write or wire. July 4-11-16 ami a open. Address DOYLE'S PAVILION; Atlantic City, N.J. •

^s»

CAllliP Hill i>. Annil » INSTRUMENTS. |l.w:100 BETS PWNT'EDy $6;

SONGS ARK. for ORuH., «^%^'zB»wHaV-Balllmore, Md.

FACTS of Vital Importance lo Evo/y

Sufferer of Blood Poison.FACT 0.\E— It Inketi time to tell wheth-

er yoit arc permnnently cured by n treatmentor merely patched up for the present.FACT TWO—The Cook Remedy Co. la til-

only company or medical association In ex-istence that has been treating Ulood Poisonlong enough to know that, Its patients arccured to stay cured.KACT THREE—The Cook Ilemedy Co.

has many, patients, who were cured by Its

magic remedy eighteen years ago who arctoday, sound and well.FACT KOIR—The Cook Remedy Co. la

the largest and the onlysitccessfnl companyFACT BIGHT—(Soud health Is the most I

In the world. that makes : the cuic.-of^BInodl'olson a stwliilty.KACT ITVE—Patients cured by-'Cook Rem-

edy Co. are '.constantly -pausing, sttccesafnliy

the varlntiM rigid examinations of.tUc .must-

conservative life InBiifapcei'compaureK. -anti

are passing the examination* tor' admissionto the army and navy of'tlie.United' Stslcs.

, FACTSI.\-^lf ypu take Cook Remedy Ciu*Irestment. under. their. gu'acaDtce--ybii arr ab-

Bulutel.v.sure of a cure, orJymir.mauey. back.

KACT SEVEN—Krery other ; method «r

treatment known lo the. raed(cnl prufesslou

gives but temporary relicT.

muortant thing In tbc world, to auyiierson.

AB07E EIGHT FACTS ABE ABSOLDTELTY DIfBERUBLE.The Cook Rented}- Co. solicit the most

obstinate cases, itml challenge the world for

a cane they cannot cure. This disease has al-

ways bullied the skill of the most eminentphysicians. For many years the Cook Rem-edy t'o. have made' a specialty of treatingthis disease, and they have unlimited capitalbehind their unconditional guaranty.

You can be treated at home tor the sameprice and with the name guaranty, withthose who prefer to go to Chicago the CookRemedy Co. will contract to cure them or

pay railroad and hotel 'bills,' and make no

charge If they fall to cure'. •'•'If- you have pimples, -eruptions, ntuojiw

patches, pains, rheumatism, etc..' write for

CooW Remedy! Co.'s free home'troatment is>uk,

and learn n.'l .about contagious 'b'loud ' l«>lsou.

If you want medical advice." g|ve, a history of

your .case, and their physicians will furnish

ull the Information you wish .without auycharge whatever. i | • f

Your salvation depends 'on tjook 'UemctiyCo.. and on them alone. ' ITiei wdll' sure v

cure you. No other method of treatment-willcure you.

Why Hesitate One Day in Beiinaing tali Wonderfil OirrtWRITE FOR FREE 1O0-PAGE BOOK TO'- t '

1111 Masonic Temple, CHICAGO, U. S. A.

It!.- \\ «.'

July 2. THE ISTETW YORK CLIPPER. 443

T® PHOTOSCOPE3MC I JW TTT "B I

NO COIN

MACHINE

EVER MADE

PROFITS

SO FAST.

FACTS jg FIGURESEarnings of the Photoscope.

These figures are based on a conBerva-tive estimate of machines now in opera-tion. One Machine at 1369 Broadwaytook in $36.00 IN FOUR HOURS.Time Pictures per Minute, One Hundred and Eighty Per

Hour, 1800 In 10 Home

:

Receipt* $00.00Deducting ro.t of platesat 1« cent* each 1IT.OO

Profit on the pictures forthe day

Brooches -with TO per cent,ot the picture*, 1,900brooche* at o cent* 03.00

Deducting cost ofbroochesat li, cmU each 18.00

Profit on brooche*.

§63.00

•44.10

Net Profits

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444 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 2.

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STEREOPTICON VIEWS. . AMD • .

MOVING PICTURE FILMSTikei at the WerM'i Pair, St. Unls, 1904.

COPYRIGHTED BY THEToClilAVA PORCHA8E EXPOSITION 00.

All Official Stereoptlcon Views can be eaallv Identified by examining the slide mats.The Official plain slides contain a mat marked "Official Plain Slide," while mats of thecolored slides are marked "Official Colored Slide." Both mats also bear the Inscription

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slldea, as these are made In facsimile of the original scenes and objects. The Official Stere-npticon Vlewa of the World's Fair are made In the best style photographically, and thelist of subjects will Include the buildings, grounds and objects of general, as well as specialInterest.

Stereoptlcon Views. St. Louis Purchase Exposition. 1904.

Price, Plain, 40 cents each; Colored , $1.00 each.

OPENING CEREMONIES.1 Opening Oration of Pres. Francis.2 Sec. of War Taft Making Address.3 Grand Chorus 8lnglng Hymn of the West.

4 Crowds at Inside Inn.5 Jefferson Guards Drilling.

DISSOLVING NIGHT VIEWS.05a.

96-b. I

Grand Basin from top of Cascades

—

Day.Grand Basin from top of Cascades

—

Night rlew of Illuminations.

07a. ( Cascades, Twilight.08b. { Cascades, Early Evening. Illuminated.09-c (Cascades, Night Illuminated.

NIGHT VIEWS. ILLUMINATED.100 Palace of Transportation.101 Cascades and Louisiana Purchase. Monu-

ment from Plaza, showing Illumina-tions.

102 Palace of Education.103 Palace of Electricity, acroas Grand

Basin.104 Palace of Machinery, from Waterway.

THE PIKE.(.roup of Tyrolean Singers.

7 Tyrolean Test of Strength.""

I nee Pu Lun and GroupSlDgera.

s Prince Pu Lun and Groups of Tyrolean

Street Scene In Tyrolean Alps.10 Typical Tyrolean House.11 General View of Tyrolean Alps from out-

side the Fair Grounds.12 Tyrolean Alps. General View East13 Tyrolean Alps. Castle and General View.

14 Tyrolean Alps. General View North.15 Cingalese Stick Dancers.16 Natives Inserting Inscription on Leg of

Jack.17 Grand Banquet Room Tyrolean Alps.18 View Down the Pike.10 Glass Weavers.20 Creation.21 Streets of Cairo. Camel and Rider.

U. 8. GOVERNMENT DISPLAY.22 TJ. 8. Navy Display at Government Build-

ing.

23 Pueblo Indians from Haddon, N. M.24 Arapahoe, Chief Cut Nose and Squaw.25 Frame of Thatched Tepee under Con-

struction. Wichita Indians.20 Indians Thatching the Frame of Tepee.27 Indian Chief's Tepee surrounded with

Brush Fence.28 Sioux Chief Yellow Hair, Baglne Goose

and Two Charge.20 Sioux Indian Chiefs.

BUILDINGS

80 Navajo Indians Building Mud Hut81 Cingalese Boat in Bay.32 Philippine Iggorotes.38 Mokl Indian Snake Dance.34 Sioux Chief Yellow Hair and Council.35 Sioux Chief "Julia" Tall Cream.36 Iggorote's Building Quarters.37 Filipino Huts on Lagoon.38 Building Filipino House on Lagoon.30 General View from Indian Reservation,

looking East.

40 Festival Hall snd Fountains.41 Festival Hall and Monument from Plaza.42 Grand Basin from top of Cascades.43 Statue of St. Louis.

44 Palsces of Education and Mines andMetallurgy from Cascades.

45 German Building and Palace of Minesand Metallurgy.

40 Palace of Education from Waterway.47 Cascades from Grand Basin.48 Palace of Varied Industries across Grand

Basin.40 Plan of World's Fair.

50 Festival Halls.51 Administration Building.52 Festival Hall and Cascade.53 Terrace of States.54 Palace of Electricity and Ma-

chinery across Grand Basin.55 Palace of Varied Industries

QcrosB Grand Basin.

50 German Building and Palace of Minesand Metallurgy from East Terrace of8tates.

57 Looking North from West Terrace ofStates.

58 Palace of Machinery from West Terraceof States.

50 Palace of Electricity across GrandBasin.

60 Promenade Around Grand Basin.01 General View from Steps of Administra-

tion Building.62 Palace of Varied Industries, looking

West03 Pslace of Transportation. East Front64 Palace of Machinery and Band Stand,

from Waterway.100 View from East Terrace, showing

Palace of Mines and Metallur-gy and Education— Social Econo-my.

BUILDINGS.-Continued.110 Louisiana Purchase Monument and Pal- 112 Colonnade, Varied , _. x

see Varied Industries across Grand Industries Build- If yf^C V

111 Forestry,' Fish and Game Building. 113 Machinery Build- fl ft}f\ft\

STATE BUILDINGS. V>S^65 Missouri State Bulla.ng. 73 Massachusetts State06 Ohio Bute Building. Building.67 New York State Building. 74 Minnesota State Building.

08 Alaskan Bulld'ng, with Governor of 75 Washington Bute Building.Alaska and Staff. . 76 Connecticut State Building.

69 Alaskan Government Buildings. 114 Arkansas State Building.70 Alaska Bulldlnr. with Totem Poles. 115 New Jersey State Building.71 Texas State Building, built In shape of 116 West Virginia State Building.

a Star. 117 Iowa Bute Building.72 Pennsylvania State Building. 118 Oklahoma State Building.

FOREIGN BUILDINGS.77 Japan Building. 81 Dedication of Swedish Building.78 German Building. 82 Chinese Pavilion.79 German Garden House Palace. 83 Brazil and Belgium Government Build-s' Canada Building. logs.

FRENCH GOVERNMENT PAVILION84 Bnst of Pres. Lonbet, by Peuch. 86 Le Destine LHumnnlte, by Jeff Lum-85 Bust of Lafayette, by Houdon. poele.

88 Salle des Fetes.

ANTHROPOLOGY.88 Egyptian Dinner. 00 Egyptian Brewing.80 Egyptian Ladles' Toilet

STATUARY.91 Louis Jollet on Plata. 93 Statue of Ferdinand de Soto on Plaxa.92 Statue of Cowboys near Entrance to 94 Statuary at Base ot Louisiana Purchase

Pike. Monument

MISCELLANEOUS.105 Driveway In Fair Grounds. 107-a Intramural R. R. Station, and General106 Driveway In Fair Grounds. View looking East

108 Jerusalem.

MOVING PICTURE FILMS OF THE WORLDSFAIR. ST. LOUIS, 1904.

The following Is a list of titles of moving picture Alms taken at the Fair, to whichothers will be added from time to time, showing notable events and such happenings ascan be reproduced in moving pictures to advantage

:

1. Opening Ceremonies 143 ft at 15c. $21.452. The Parade of the Pikers 209 " " " 81.353. Government Reservation, showing Philippine Islands, Iggorote

Savages 191 " 28.654. Panorama of the Buildings surrounding the Grand Lagoon,

showing Terrace of States, Festlvsl Hall, etc 180 " " " 27.005. Parade of Mysterious Asia on the Pike 64 " " " 0.606. Twenty Mule Team 85 " " " 12.757. Princess Rajah 72 " " " 10808. Panorama of St Louis Exhibition from Wireless Tower. SO M " '• 12.000. Asia In America (Parade of Characters) 64 " " " 9.80

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iDecdolBS, Personalities ami Cneits,CONCEBNINQ

ST1GE FOLK and Sometimes OTHERS

BY JOSEPHINE GRO.

Two of Tom McKenna's latest stories con-

cern experiences of the "profession" with

those little nsed to things theatrical.

Bach Summer, after the closing of the sea-

son, Tommy Donnelly, the principal comedian

of Al. 0. Field'! Minstrels, takes out a small

company, headed by himself. They play the

small towns among the Green and White

was hired to sell the songs popularised by thesoloists of tbe company. Ha was admonishedto waste no time, and begin selling tbe first

moment of Intermission, also before snd after

tbe performance. He was coached to an-

nounce In loud voice: "All the songs, wordsand music song by tbe company I"

The bass soloist of tbe company was"making good" In his song, and bad arrived

at a musical climax, a dramatic rest or pausejust preceding a long vocal cadenxa that al-

ways received an encore. At this point sl-

satlon with this Individual, be Immediately

began telling them of the different companies

that bad played there, and giving out varied

Information concerning theatricals, offering

to show tbe party behind the scenes. The In-

vitation was accepted, and the actors, not dis-

closing their connection with tbe profession,

put all sorts of questions that one unused to

theatres might ask, and received much In-

formation that they already knew, but It

amused them, and made tbe janitor feel tbe

Importance of displaying bla auperlor knowl-

gence—I really don't know what to nuke ot

you, I—

"

"Please make an actress of me," came from

the girl, In s meek little voice.

Another young woman, whose vocation wasnot tbe stage, sought to soften the heart ot

a scolding stage manager by bursting Into

tears. Evidently he was not ot tbe sort tbat

tears affect, for be ssld

:

"Old you ever receive a two weeks' notice I"

"No, I never have," said the girl, sobbing

more loudly.

"Well, then, don't cry any more over It—you shall have one right now."

Jessie Scbaefer, of the Schaefer-Utlllwill

Comedy Co., writes the following Incident

Mountains, the "boys" making It as much an

outing as a business trip. Donnelly selects

few people from each of the prominent min-

strel companies, and they return from their

Summer work, which to them la more like

play, rested and ready for tbe following sea-

son's real work,Tbe stage carpenter secured for tbe trip

this present season Is one who has always

been with large productions, but for the com-

parative rest snd new experiences, joined

Donnelly's forces. Be is already having themwith local stage carpenters along tbe line of

country towns where tbe minstrels "show."

In a small place near the border of MewYork State tbe company was to play In an

"opery hall" tbat la used also as a meeting

Place for fraternal orders, dances snd local

gatherings. Tbe city stage carpenter buntedup the local man, finding blm to be several

personages combined In one—the usual dis-

covery In smsll places. Tbe man was tin

depot porter, the poster, the pound master,

the sexton, and tbe janitor of tbe ball.

"How many men do you work on tbe stage

»t night?" was tbe question put by tbe com-pany's man.

"One—me," wss the l-conlc reply.

"Well," ssld the company's man, "I'll haveto have some one to help me 'strike' some ot

the scenes."

"Young man," exclaimed the Janitor threat-

eningly, "If you hurt any of tbat there scen-

ery you've got me to lick—seel"

9A verdsnt young man of tbe same town

lence reigned for an Instant, both on and off

the stage, and then It was broken by tbe

shout of tbe seller of songs, who, forgetting

tbe form ot bis announcement, retained tbe

Idea tbat he was to sell music snd waste no

time. Evidently thinking the effective "rest"

the beginning of intermission, he rushed down

tbe aisle calling out

:

"Slngln* books—singing' books for sals!"

and tbe baas soloist lost his encore.

*D. K. Tsrr, tbe musical director or toe

Will H. Myers Stock Company, relates an In-

cident of the company's travels through NewYork State. They were changing cars at

some smsll Junction, snd, having an hour to

spare, Tarr, with two or three others, walked

up tbe main street "to kill time." Passing

the little theatre be saw the janitor at work

sweeping the entrance. Falling Into conver-

edge. Among other things ha disclosed tbe

fact that many companies had broken npthen because of bad business.

The musical director discovered mute evi-

dence of this, for, strolling into tbe wings,

be saw roughly sketched on the back of one

of them a monument. Evidently It was the

work of a stranded actor, whose manager hadbeen largely In arrears with salaries. On the

monument wss Inscribed ibe dedication:

"Erected to tbe memory of all actors whobave died here In the battle for cakes."

At a rehearsal one of the compsoy, a very

pretty girl, greatly annoyed tbe manager byher seeming misunderstanding as to bis sug-

gestions concerning her lines and business.

Having repeatedly and In vain showed her

wbst to do, h« angrily exclaimed:

"I can't understand your lack of Intel!!-

wblcli came to ber notice during ber travels.

A young couple boarded tbe train at

small atatlon, and took possession ot tbe va-

cant Best In front of tbo actress. From their

appearance Hiss Bcbaefer decided tbat tbey

were bride and groom. Tbe news agent

soon entered tbe car and began calling forth

bis wares. Tbe pair In front were oblivious

to everything but themselves, and evidently

bad not noticed tbe call of the agent until

be reached tbelr vicinity. Referring to a

brand of candy In bis basket, be lesned to-

wards tbe bride, exclslmlng

:

"Fresh, sweet kisses, Madam?""Nope," exclaimed tbe bride, after look-

ing a trifle confused for a moment, "we've

only jes' got married, an' 1 reckon my bus*

band kin supply me all right"

,

An actor, whose specialty was the Im-

personation of Jewish characters, made fre-

quent visits to that part of the Kaet stdt

where they are most numerous. He overheardtwo of tbe race driving a close bargain,

wblcb ended In no trade. To one of tbem,after the departure of the other, he said

:

"And wby didn't yon close that trade withIsaacs? It was a good bargain for you, sowhy didn't you take him up?"

"Veil, I didn't tlnk It vas a goot pargaln—but even den I vas sfrsld bs vould do meup, you see Isaacs Is sucb a smart man. I'msmart too, but be's smarter aa me.""How's tbat?" asked tbe Impersonator.

"Vy, vat you t'lnfc I be bad a goot chancebefore I did to marry my vlfe, an' be didn't

do It—be's smarter as me, be Is."

44(5 TELE JSTETW YORK CLIPPER- July 9.

Uaudetille and minstrelNotes rnost Fields A Hanson's Min

STrRta.—We opened our ucauou of Bummerparki at Milfurd, Mass., week of June '.'.0.

The show was a success from start to finish.

A bright, sparkling first part, with a medleyof all the latest books, was highly applauded,while the singing of the symphony quartettecaught the house by storm. Cunningham nodBlain also scored. Harry L. Hanson, aa theburlesque magician, kept the audience In roan.Wm Hattheus, novelty bog puncher, was aknockout, as was also the comedy musicalact of fields and Hanson. This act Is knownthe world over, and it Is hard to find an audi-

ence that tbey fall to please. Geo. Donald-son and John Burns, late of the "Mr. Plpp"Co., were big favorites with the ladles, tin*

first named singing "Blue Bella," and thelatter "Sweet Aueiine." The roster Is as fol-

lows : John K. Klelda, Harry L. Hanson, mil-

liard C. Bean, Herbert La Hose. Jerry Cun-ningham, Leon Blaln, Wm. Mattneua, JohnBurns, Geo. Donaldson, Joieph Conway, mil-

liard C. Bean, musical director, has In store

a grand overture that he Is now workingupon, to be used before the season Is over.

Fmedkbick 1'almee writes: "My wife andI are meeting with big success presentingour new act, and we are booked solid until

Oct. 0. We are at Nona Park, Hamilton,Ont., week of June 27, with more Canadianwork to follow."Tub mm, week of June 27, at Sheedya

Summer Vaudeville Theatre, Freebody Park,Newport, It. I., Included: Jack Mason's So-

ciety Belles, the Wilton Brothers, Belle Hath-away's monkeys, Hoey and Lee, Blssett andScott, Katherlne Nelson, the Tenbrooke,Lambert and Tenbrooke, and the Americanvltagraph. Tbe opening week of the sea-

son was by far tbe best since Mr. Bbeedyestablished the park.Wm. J. Kcnnbt Informs us that be Is

manager of Grotto Park, at Slngac, N. J.

Vic Stone add Bab Sheldon have signed

with Ous Hill's "A Hot Old Time" Co., for

next season.Mm. and Mrh. Geo. T. Davis, known as

Davis and Rosalie, for the past three sea-

sons with Clark's Bunaway Girls Co., havebeen reengaged with tbe same show for

next season. Tbey are now spending theSummer at their home on Long Island.

FnED and Annie Pblot, who ployed ForestPark, Kansas City, Mo., week of June 20,

are this week at Lake Contrary Casino, St.

Joseph. Their set has been a big success at

the western parks.Taulton and tarlto.v bave Just flnlsbed

twelve weeks over tbe Southern circuit of

parks, Including: Texas, and two weeks at

Doling'* Park, Springfield, Mo and twoweeks at Leavenworth, Kan. Tbey reportgood success everywhere, with offers to play

return dates.Iln-r. and Edmonds and Baby Florence

closed ten weeks' engagement wltb ArnoldStock Co., and then twenty weeks wltb JackC. Taylor Co., aa special vaudeville feature,

met with success throughout the entire South.Tbey opened their psrk season at Olyrapla

Park, Chattanooga, Tenn., May 28, and weekof June 20 were at Electric Park, Home, Ga.Mr. Hill will shortly go to Tampa, Fla., andtake charge of Criterion Theatre.Wallace and Bbacm, who recently closed

a successful twenty weeks in California, overthe Orauman and Southern California cir-

cuits, are resting at the borne of Mr. Beech'smother, at Chicago.

Al. Lesthb and Mauds Kbllbtt, who re-

cently closed forty-one successful weeks withCorse Payton Comody Co., J. T. Macauley man-ager, are presenting tboli- travesty sketchmi the J. W. Gorman park circuit Tbeyhave algned wltb Cbas. IS. Blaney for nextseason, supporting Lottie Williams In "Onlya Shop Girl." ..,_ .

Dl-nn and Evbltn write: "We bave beenn-.eetlng wltb great success presenting our

act, entitled 'The Drummer In tbe Band.'

We wore qt Guvernator's, Atlantic City, for

two weeks, and week of June 20 we wereat Revere Beach.

"

Tub Jackson Amubbmicnt Co. has openedn new theatre at Wolf Lake, Jackson, Mich,,

which will be devoted entirely to vaudeville.

The bill laat week Included : The Eldons, Al-

bert Hall, Harris and De Loss, the La Dell

Trio, and the klnodrome. The bill this weekIncludes: Lynch and Jewell, Whltlark andYoung, De Loss and Belleisle, Beaty andPrice, and the klnodrome. Tbe theatre Is aiii-nuty, and the crowds are coming our way.Kind regards to Tub Cliiter. The execu-

tive staff: Dean M. Seabolt, manager; Os-wald Diets, treasurer; Albert Hall, stagemanager ; G. Ed. Boos, orchestra leador

;

Henry Olson, master of properties.Drvinb and Wollet nave ocmploted their

new Dutch comedy, entitled "Tbe Airship In-

ventors," and are booked solid through Con-necticut and Boston till week of Aug. 1.

Tbey have signed with Al. Reeves' Big Showfor next season.

flsonon and LtnniB Dupiirb. of Dupreeana Dunree, write: "We are in our sixth

week playing parks and are well bookedfor tbe Hummer. Libblo Dupree has entirelylecovorcd from her recent Illness and weere producing a new act with success. Wehave signed with George Gotthold's bigextravagansa, 'The Prlnceas of Panama,' for

next season to play tbe principal comedyparts."

Mli. and Miih. Labrt Connors, formerlyknown as Connors and Connors, write: "Wereturned to this city recently after an ab-

sence of four years in the West and North-west, playing all bouses in Alaska, DawsonCity, Nomo and Valdoie. We will leavesoon for Lake Qeoige. where we bave a large

duck and chicken farm. We open on theKeith circuit Sept. 4."

Tub 1'ahk Casino at North Beach, h. I.,

N. Y., reports good business. The execu-tive staff Is: H. Wenskl. proprietor; Tom(Hllen, sole manager; Robert Hensen, lead-er of orchestra. Tbe following bill Is an-nounced for week of June 27 : Geo. Tlmmons,harp soloist, and song and dance performer

;

Needham and Wood, Cain and Hunter, Kath-erlno Wagner, singer; Louise La Booth, Insongs and dances ; Edison's projeetoscope,and Tom Glllen, "Flnnegan's Friend."

Jones and Sutton are on the Frank Mel-ville, park circuit. They are at ltye Beach,ltye, N. Y., week of June 27.Tub Missks Clifford and Hals write:

"Wo have Joined 'Fun on the Bristol' ComedyCo., and will tour Flynn's New England parkcircuit, playing soubrette roles, and Intro-ducing our clever singing and dancing spe-cialties."The Atiion-Wilbon-Clarkb Co. Is playing

an Indefinite engagement at the Salt PalaceTheatre, Salt Lake City, U., producing MissWilson's playlet, "A Midnight Invader.''Boot. Athon tins been Installed as manager,succeeding Messrs. Wilson & Butcher,

Al, Andebson and Bili.t Bbioos, whoreturned recently from Prince Edwards Is-

Ind, 'with the Jero McAullffe Stock Co., whichclosed at St. John, N. II., June 20, open onthe Flynn circuit of parks for the rest of theSummer, Introducing their latest success, "ABlack Gallery God.'

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La 1'ktitb DonoTBT (Dorothy Klnieyiwrites ; "I will be known In the future asDorothy Earle. My wardrobe Is like MissTiilsy's, I also Imitate hor gestures, facial ex-

Jireisions, etc., which are pronounced per-cct. I am eleven years old. At the Gotham,Sunday, June IS, I held the stage thirty-seven minutes with four songs. This Is thefreatest single Juvenile act In the business,

will play only first class houses."IIi'ub, Ross and Lewis have etoaed a

successful tour of the Kohl A Castle circuit,

They sailed for England June 28, to open forthirty-five weeks over the Moas A Stoll tour,at tbe Empire, Shepherds Bush, London,England, July 11.

Jameh H. Deckbb, manager of Lew Dock-atader's Great Minstrel Co., writes: "Thiscompany will open Its season In Atlantic City,going from there to Newport, Saratoga, Nar-ragansett and all the fashionable resorts onthe Atlantic coast, after which we will makea tour of all the principal Eastern cities,

opening at Buffalo In August, where we willstart our week stand time, coming to NewYork after tbe holidays, for a run. Thisyear's company will Include all of last sea-son's favorites and two score of comedians,singers and dancers of tbe first order, and abig European novelty, which will arrive Inthis country within tbe next few days; alsoan operatic orchestra of twenty-five pickedmusicians, and two military bands. An en-tire new production has been made for thisseason's tour, everything being new, all thelatest ideas In electric effects and tbe prop-erty maker'a art having been taken advant-age of. Tbe entire performance will be givenIn black face from start to finish. The open-ing part will be the largest ever seen on tbestage, and will cloae with a magnificent mili-tary tableau. The second part will containno vaudeville acts, but wilt consist of a seriesof scenes snd acts depleting negro life southof the Maaon and Dixie line. Mr. Dockstaderwill present two new Ideas, which will nodoubt create as much laughter as his famousautomobile act. He will also Introduce sev-eral new songs and humorous remarks onthings political and social. The closing num-ber will be a magnificent spectacular trans-formation scene, In four parts, wherein theentire compsny will appear."Arthur W. Banta, of Banta Bros, and

Vondee, who Is sick with appendicitis In aNew Haven hospital, recently underwent anoperation, and Is getting along very nicely.

Notes from T7 W. Dimkins' Attrac-tions.—Everything Is In readiness for re-hearsals of the Utopians. The season opensAug. 1, at Baltimore, The Innocent Maidswill open the season Aug. 27. The sceneryfor both ahows has been completed, and thecostumcrs are busy working on the ward-robe for both shows, and It can be safelystated that no snow on the road this sea-son will be better equipped tban the Uto-pians and the Maids. Mr. Dlnklns has givenhis personal attention to every detail and hisrecord In tbe oast will be a guarantee fortbe future. Tbe Innocent Maids Co. hasbeen booked for a sesaon of forty weeks Inthe best one, two and three nights stands Inthe country. Each day tbe malls bring re-quests from managers, asking for this at-traction. The best talent on the market baabeen engaged for both shows, and no ex-pense has been spared In making tbem twoof tbe best burlesque shows on the road. W.V. Jennings, who last season successfullypiloted the Innocent Maids, will manage theUtopians the coming season.Notes mom Sea Breeze Park Pavilion

Theatre. Irondequolt, N. Y.—We openedour regular season at this house June 10.The house staff Is as follows: Frank Koch8r., proprietor: Frank J. Koch Jr.,manager ; Al. C. Wilson, stage manager

;

Fred Seltenberg, leader of orchestra. Thebill for week of June 10 waa: The La MarSisters, singers and dancers; Anna Robin-son, soubrette ; Palmer, magician, and Wilsonand Brooks, comedians. For this week : ThePauls, Gordon and Relff, Joe Leavltt, comedyjuggler. There Is plenty of work this wn'vand It Is only a short distance across thelake from here to Ontario Beach.

Ciiarlks Willabd announcea that be laplaying an Indefinite engagement at the mu-sic hall, at Parkersburg, W. Va.Jack Brown and Lillian Wbioht write-

"Wo played Waldameer Park, Erie, Pa., weekof June 20, with big success, Instead of FourMile Creek Park, as bae been announced.Millard Bros., comedy bicycle experts,

write: "We were third on the bill at theFarm, Zaaesvllle, O., week of June 18, andwere so favorably received that ManagerKelly had us close the performance. We werefeatured and headllners at the Casino, Kala-raaroo, Mich., week of 18, with Toronto tofollow.

Lorraine and Qandy, who gave their firstperformance aa a team recently at Bayonnn,N. J., are booked for the entire Summer sea-son.

Mrs. 0. Horftner, of 1880 WashingtonStreet, Boston, Mass., writes : "Out of sym-pathy for Mrs. Morrlasey, tbe aged mother ofJames Morrlssey, professionally known asJoe Howard, I write to Inform you that theold lady Is In dire distress. If this noteshould reach tbe eye of any Clipper readerwho knows her son, tbe writer will be grate-ful If the straitened circumstances of Mrs.Morrlssey are brought to bis notice."

Angela Mat and Elsie Ford, the formera contralto and the latter a soprano singer,made their vaudevlllo debut June 18, at theNew Rochelle, N. Y., Theatre. They pre-sented a sketch, entitled "A Musical Mis-understanding," which offered them good op-portunity to display their talents.Got Button announces the death of his

father, L. W. Button, on April 27, at Mt.Pleasant. Texas. The deceased was thefather of Harry, Dell and Guy Button, all Intbe profession.

«»»DLEANOH RODSON,

Who mot wltb such success last season Inthe title role of "Merely Mary Ann," madeher first profeaslonnl appearance at the Cali-fornia Theatre, Ban Francisco, Sept 18, 1807,with T. Daniel Frawley'a company, playingthe role of Margaret Knox, In "Men andWomen." Shortly afterward she Joined theSalisbury Stock Co., at the Davidson The-atre. In Milwaukee, where she played for ayear. This was followed by a Summer sea-son as s member of tbe stock company atElltch's Gardens, In Denver. Col., and Im-mediately after the close of her engagementthere she Joined tbe "Arizona" Co., at tbeGrand Opera House, Chicago. During herstock company experience Miss Robson wasschooled In the popular drama of the day,and by playing many and varied roles shefound the true direction of her talents. Herbest successes were made In sympathetic In-genue roles. Among the characters that sheImpersonated were Sue Carey, In "Alabama ;"

Bess Van Buren, In "The Charity Ball:"

Meg, In "Lady Bountiful ;" Hard Klrke, Fun-ction, Jnne Eyre, Lavender, In "Sweet Laven-der:" Kitty Ives, In "The Wife;" Louise, In"The Two Orphans;" Jennie, In "Shenan-doah," and Susan, In "Held by the Enemy."In 1000 she was engaged by Messrs. Lleblerk Co., and played tbe role of Flossie Wil-liams, In "Unleavened Bread," and Constance,In "In a Balcony," starring jointly In tbeInttor wltb Mrs. Sarah Cowell Le Moyne andOtis Skinner. In 1002 she was the leadingfemale support of Kyrle Bellew, In "A Gen-tleman of Franco," In which she added to herpopularity. This was followed by a shortstarring tour In "Audrey," which, while thefair star made a personal success, proved afailure. Last year Messrs. Llebler ft Co., hav-ing secured zangwlll'a "Merely Mary Ann,"a dramatisation of his own story. Miss Rob-son again was before the public as a star,and successfully presented this play for near-ly one hundred and fifty consecutive perform-ances, and this, too, In spite of the fact thatSrevloua bookings forced her to play In threeliferent theatres, her run nt each theatre

being broken Into In the height of her suc-cess. Next season Hmmb. Llebler & Co. con-

World of Piayers,— Notes from the Rentfrow Jolly Path-

finders Co. : This compsny closed Its seasonat Kastport, Me., June 25. We bave been outnow fifty-six weeks, and tbe people are thor-

oughly tired out Mr. and Mrs. Rentfrowwill spend a few weeks in New York before

going to their home at South Bend, Ind. Mr.Rentfrow Is making extensive preparationsfor next season. He will put out four com-panies—two repertory and two one piece at-

tractions, and will carry a car load of scenerywltb each company. Mr. King, wife andchild will take a much needed rest at one of

tbe beaches near Boston. Mr. Creagnn andwife will go direct to their cottage on cool

Lake Michigan. Tbe Lynns will open on theBbea A Wilton circuit of parks, after a week'srest. The rest of tbe company and musi-cians will go to their respective homes In tbeWest. The advance representative. E. C.

Andrews, has accepted an engagement with avltagraph company now touring the pro-vinces. All four of Mr. Rentfrow's attrac-tions will open early in August. Many of thepeople at present employed by blm will beretained, and many new faces will be seennext season.— Wilbur Mack has closed his companyfor the Summer, and Is playing principalcomedy wltb tbe Vallamont Park stock Co.,Wltllamsport, Pa.— Frank Halstead, bis wife and child arepending the Bummer at their country homeIn Lanalngburg, Pa. Mrs. Halstead will Joina party starting from there July 10, for atrip to tbe World's Fair at St. Louis.— Viola Bancroft has been engaged for therole of Stella, In "Under Southern Skies,"by Harry Doc I Parker. She la now withMr. and Mrs. Harry Thome.— Tbe players engaged for "The FactoryGirl" (Eastern) Include: Lon Hescall, JamesBlevlns, Chaa. F. Keane, Guy Rawson, W.H. Stevens, Wm. J. Dale, Alex. J. Dale,Jerry Drlscoll, J. F. Byers, Caroline MaeBlaney, Ella Cameron, and Beth Kaufman.— Engagements for "The Factory Girl"(Trans-continental) Include: Nell Barrett,George E. Fisher, John A. Boone, SelmorRomalne, George Secor, Joe Finn, Guy Whlt-takei, Zach Walaky, Mac Corbett, Harry Mln-del, Laura M. Stone, Helen Glldea, Nan Hew-Ins, Etta Bryan and Mae Wuerx.— A. H. Leavltt, late of the Bijou Theatre,Paterson, N. J., bas signed with Sam Blairto go In advance of the Russell Bros., In theirnew melodrama, "Tbe Female Detectives."The season will open Aug. 15, at tbe GrandOpera House, Boston.

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Who are known aa "The Broadway ComedyDuo," have by original methods and con-tinual adilltlous of new material, worked theiract up to an artistic success. The neat ap-pearance of the performers, combined withtbe laugh producing qualities, make It aclever offering. They are now playing theMelville circuit of parks, with return datesIn tbe vaudeville houses In September.

— Phil Maher writes : "My wife and Iare spending the- Summer at Toledo, 0., vis-iting my mother snd other relations, andenjoying ourselvea generally. 1 have been re-engaged as comedla '

Co. for next season.engaged as comedian by tbe De Vonde Stock

Notes from tbe International OperettaCo. : We opened at Niagara Falls, N. Y.,June 20, before a large audience, and we havemet with great success, having crowdedbouses at each performance.— Harry H. Leavltt bas signed with theMltteutbul Bros, for next season. He willgo In advance of the Aubrey Stock Co. Theseason opens Aug. IS, In Scranton.— Notes from Rowland A Clifford's En-terprises: Time Is rapidly filling for all theattractions controlled by this firm. En-gagements of recent date include: Will T.Chntterton, Forbes Walton and Elsie Winter."Over Niagara Falls" will receive an entirenew scenic equipment, and will surpass Inelectrical and scenic splendor any previouspresentation of this popular melodrama. Frankllealy, the past season's advance representa-tive of "The Game Keeper" Co., bis beenadded to the clerical force, and remainsuntil August, when he assumes charge of theadvance of ''Over Niagara Falls" Co. (B.)— W. A. Meckllng writes : "I hsve signedwltb Lincoln J. Carter's 'Two Little Waifs'Co. (Eastern), to play the genteel heavy."— Max S. Witt, who bas been re-engagedby Broadburst A Currle as their general musi-cal director. Is busily engaged In rewritingthe entire score of tbe Nat M. Wills "A Sonof Rest" Co., and Is also writing all of tbemusic for the Broadburst A Currle's new pro-duction for this season—a musical comedy,entitled "Frits and Snltx"—In wblch Masonand Mason will be featured. Besides this,Mr. Witt Is working on new numbers forGeo. Kingsbury's "A Girl from Dixie" Co.,and also for Dockstader's Minstrels, He willagain go on the road with the Wills' sbow.— Louise Frost, soloist, of Ward andYokes, Joined tbe Lyceum Stock Opera Co.while playing at Boston as their leading ladv.The company closes Saturday night, and MissFrost returns to Washington for a rest,before going on the road next season.— Lera Delston closes a season of fortyweeks wltb Jed Carlton's "Was She toBlame T" Co., after playing successfully thepart of Hester Severn, tbe heavy.— Ola Humphrey has sufficiently recoveredfrom her recent accident at Albany to returnto the city. She will spend tbe remainderof tbe Bummer In the country wltb friends.template taking Miss Robson to London. Eng., sh„ *mi .?»%» %JS!?h7. .'! "}mi\

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of a Ring," of wblch Edwin Mordant hassecured the entire rights for the UnitedStates, Canada, England and Australia.— E. P. Bower writes : "I closed on June4. with A. U. Woods' 'Queen of the WhiteSlaves' Co., and will be with Nathan Ap-pell at Harrlsburg, Pa., until Aug. IB."— Geo. and Arthur Olml and Beatrice Gor-don write : "We severed our connection withJ. G. Stuffs 'Was She to Blame?' Co., June0, at Galveston, Tex."

— Notes from tbe Gordon A Bennett At-tractions, that will be presented next sea-

son: There are now formed two companiesto play "A Royal Slave" and two companiesfor the production of the firm's new andsumptuously appointed drama, entitled "TbeHoly Clty.'

r The success of "A Royal Slave"Is box olnce history East end West ; throughmonths of theatrical depression quite un-precedented, Isst season's two companiesplayed their routes as originally arrangedand to excellent business everywhere. Sucha condition of affairs should be normal andnot call for special mention, but those whoknow speak of recent financial success as athing celestial. "The play's the thing

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every performance of "A Royal Slave"watted glad tidings to towns ahead. Every-where the play bas been It Is asked foragain. Forty-five weeks have been rebookedfor each company. The beginning perform-ances for next season's attractions are thusscheduled: "A Royal Slave," Northern com-fiany, opens at Racine, Wis., July 30: "Atoyal Slave," Southern, at Coldwater, Mich.,Aug. 1 ; "The Holy City," Eastern company,openB at Kenosha, Wis,, July 31 ; "The HolyCity,'" Western, at Springfield, III., Aug. i.— Jeanette Carew, leading soubrette ofHolden Bros.' "Denver Express" Co., closeda successful season of forty-tbree weeks atOmaha, Neb., June 11, and la at her borne,spending tbe Bummer.— Notes from Harris Parkinson Big StockCo.: We open our next season Aug. 77 MarieLa Tour, Louise Strothmore and James Leff-

ler, making the third season for each. ThoseIn their second year are: Chas, Teaff, Hamil-ton L. Brooks, Jack Percy, Wm. H. Stokes,Harry Slgman, and Barney Woods. Tbe newadditions are: Verne and Dora Phelps,Daniel Roach, Harry J. Feltus, and H. Frederlck Mason. Mr. Harris has just receiveda carload of new scenery from the scenicstudio of Toomey A Volland, of St. Louis.This season several high royalty bills neverbefore presented at popular prices have beenadded to our repertory. Each play is stagedcompletely with tbe company's own sceneryand electrical effects. The opening of theseason will also be the opening of a mag-nificent ground floor theatre, where the car-penters are rapidly pushing forward thelast few strokes. All bookings have beencompleted and embrace most of tbe princi-pal cities of the South and Middle States.— Notes from Russell's Comedy Co.

:

After a most successful season Ed. and LelaRuBsell are enjoying their Summer vacationon their fruit ranch, "Thespians' Retreat,"Wenatcbee, Wash., and It la quite a treat toget among tbe fruit and flowers once more.The Three Musical Keltons paid us a visitthis week and were delighted with thecountry. We take the road In September,our time being booked solid through the bestSouthern towns.— The Waliace-Gllmore Amusement Co.,which has been Incorporated, consists of:Joseph A. Wallace, Charles P. Gllmore andJames A. Sayer as stockholders and directors,to operate, manage and present amusementfor summer and outdoor purposes, to be ex-hibited at Summer resorts, ana beaches, undermammoth pavilions to be situated In differ-ent cities. This corporation already basthree companies on the road. These are theSharpioy Stock, England's Big Ten CentVaudeville Show and Campbell's Btock. Itla tbe Intention of the corporation to erect8£\lllon theatres in different cities of thetate, Including Oswego, Rome, Watertown,

Utlca and Ogdenaburg, and to present suchattractions of merit as It Is possible to se-cure. James A. Bayer Is tbe general mana-ger. They have a tent 70x110 feet that willseat 1,500 people.— The new Ceramic Theatre, which Is nowbeing built at East Liverpool, O., by J. C.Taliman, Edward L. Moore, of Bellaire, andCbas. A. Felnler, of Wheeling, W. Va., Is

well under way, and will be ready to openIn tbe early Fall. The house will be one oftbe finest In the State, and will be under themanagement of Edward L. Moore, manager ofthe Columbia Theatre, Bellaire. Klaw ft Er-langcr and Julius Cahn are tbe New Yorkreptcseatatlvea.

.— D. Standabury recently closed a most

successful season of forty weeks wltb JedCarlton's "Was She to Blame?" Co., playingLord Kerston. the lead.— Frederick Hoey and wife are enjoying arest In their cottage at Old Orchard Beach,Me. Mr. Hoey baa nearly completed bis newSlay. "My Country Home," which bad a pro-uctlon a little over a year ago.— Wagenbals A Kemper have bought for

Blanche Walsh the English rights to JacobOordln's tragedy, "The Kreutzer Sonata,"which was presented In Yiddish at the ThaliaTheatre, New York City. Miss Wulsh willproduce It In Chicago early In December.— The directors of tbe Yale UniversityLibrary believe that they have a fragment ofa lost tragedy by Aeschylus or Sophocles,entitled "To N'lobe," In a package of papyrusfragments from tbe Grteco-Koman branch ofthe Egyptlnn exploration fund.— J. G. Btuttx writes : "My play, 'Was Sheto Blame?' Is being played by several compa-nies, who have purchased the right from me(on royalty), and each Is doing an excel-lent business. Juno Barrett has purchasedrhe rlgbt to produce the play next season InIllinois, Indiana and Kentucky. George OlmlIn Texas, Missouri and Arkansas. I reservesouth of Mason and Dixon line (wltb tbe ex-ception of a few towns in Texas), and willput out two strong companies next season."— Harry E. DeTmar writes : "After a sea-son of thirty-five weeks in the West, withthe Madison Square Theatre Co., I bave re-turned to New York and am engaged Ingetting my two companies ready for nextseason. 'Branded tor Life,' a new and sen-sational melodrama, will open at Chicago InSeptember with a company of twenty-threepeople, headed by Carroll Daly. At*, willbe one of the greatest scenic playB ever pro-duced. -The Hand of Fate' opens In NewYork City early In October, with eighteenpeople, five trained bloodhounds and twoperforming lions. Harry E. Delmsr, solemanager; Walter H, Norton, business man-ager.— Ed. H. Barnstead Jr. writes: "I am Inadvance of C. R. Reno's 'Joshua Slmpklns'Show, and business Is good and the show Ismeeting with decided success. Our bandand orchestra can't be beat. Return datesare open everywhere. The show numberseighteen people now."— Charles Howard writes: "I will be withWard and Vokes again next season In thepart of Ikey Lock, tbe Hebrew gate tender.In which I made such a big success lastseason "

— Manager Robert Sklnskl writes : "I con-sider myself very fortunate In bavlng ob-tained so many clever people to support MissBarrett next season. Our roster now Is

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Cbas. Stoddard, Sam M. Lloyd, Claud Mor-gan, Harry Hlrsh, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Still,Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Martin, Alice Walnrlght,and Melile Barrett, Miss Barrett Is visit-ing the fair at St. Louis with her mother,and expects to remain there the rest of tbe8ummer."— The Shrewsbury Sisters (Margie andLlllie), of the Spooner Dramatic Co., areenjoying a pleasant engagement at Phoenix,Arlx. Ross Mobley, late of the Payton Sis-ters Comedy Co., bas rejoined the SpoonerDramatic to.— Notes from the Bldwell 4 Farrell Com-edy Co. : This Is our sixth week out, and weare doing nothing but business in the Cats-kills We put on a one act comedy, writ-ten by Billy Farrell, entitled "The Man Out-side ' and It Is a big success. We will stayIn the mountains all Summer.— Edward B. Haas Is Summering at KellevIsland, O. .

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All Malting Hits Whormr Introduced.Orcheatratlon - - 10c.

F. W. H088 k CO., Atlanta, Oa., PubliiberB,

SHOW PRINTING.Slock Hangers, Posters and Cuts on hand

for 'advertising every line of the AmusementUiudnCHH. Send for Catalogue (D) of Dra-matic mid Show Printing of all kinds; Cata-logue ((') Fair and Carnival Printing ; Cata-logue (U) Illll Posters, Corucrciul Posters.

1<TIIHT CLASS. PRINTING OP ALL. KINDS.

OBEAT WESTERN PRINTING CO.,5)

a

Kl in Street, St. Loula, Mo.

HIGH CLASSMAGICAL APPARATUSAt moderate prices. Large stock, Imcnscvariety,

i lllustruted Cutnlaguo h'rec. NewMumonlh Catalogue Just Issued, -0c List ofion bargains In line upiinrnttis for 2c. stump.A ROTliRBEItO , 17tt Ontario St., Chicago.

JOHNSON STOCK CO.

:

' WANTSLeading Man and Woman, Heavy Man andWoman (both do some characters), HustlingAgent, lialanco or Summer and noxt season, Write<>r wire. AddressWALTER S. KREriERIUK. Mgr., Mansfield. Ohio.

WANTED,Best Illustrated Song SingerIn ihc btiMncss; one that can furnish Slides andchange during week; 13 to 14 weeks' work forright party; must ho Al or cancel after llrst per-formance. Wanted, also, Vaudeville Acts; nonehut t ho best will be considered. Address

H. C. ENOELDRUM,; Vaudeville Pavilion, South Bend, lnd.

AJT 1VIBBRTY,For Balance of Summer and Winter Season,

Potts and Potts"THE MUSICAL JAPS."

Electric Novelty Musical Act.

.tspancsc Costumes; 16 minutes, ijulck Action, NoTalking,

A FEATURE ON ANY BILL.Address POTTS A POTTS, Homey Park Theatre,Allentown, Pa., week July 4; POTTS A- POTTSPark Theatre, Trenton, N. .1., week July 11.

VAUDEVILLE PEOPLE WANTEDFOR PARKS.

PITTSBURGH ENTERTAINMENT AGENCY.

: 347 Fifth Ave., Pit 1st) org Pa.

STATU ALL. FIHST I.KTTKH.

Z AT LIBERTY FOR COMING 8EA80N,

Bandmaster R, 1. Miller,

: CORNET, DOUBLE VIOLIN,"arr.vlng an extensive rep. of cnnrerl musk.Prefer show featuring band. Can Jdln yonr showauy place on receipt of wire or letter. ,

-. . i , aosS2dAVE., Meridian, Miss.

-FIRST CLASS-

On« Who I'aa Play Accompanimenton Banjo or Oultar.

Work from carriage on street. Salary $10.00 perweek and expenses. Old friends, write. Address

DB. T. J. OUMMIHas, Newark, Ohio.

L.II

ESOUHRETTEB AND JtTVENILES.

SINIilNIi SPECIALTIES.BEAUTIFCL WARDROBE.

Managers and agents, wilte or wire quick, care ofHEN. DELIVERY, Clarksburg, W. Va.

AT LIBERTY,PIANIST,Leader und Arranger, also Doutle Brass

B. S. BOYER,No . 317 10th St., Altoona, l'a.

WiTCH THE CUPPER POH

WALTER G. BROWNAND THE

ELLIS SISTERS,As they are oimlng to the front In their now and

novel SINGING AND DANOINO ACT.

WANTED AT ONCE,Five First Class Lecturers that can do otllce work.Must be good dressers on and on stage, and under-stand Med. Business. Also Sketch Trams midBlngio Performers Do not misrepresent. .Male

alt In Drat loiter. AddressDR. R. J. ATKINS, Ollumwa, la^

HAVISO LATEUY OPEIED

1 GOMSBiT IILL II UtSIERDHL I.T..

Singers, Dancers and Piano Players, plcaso write,

dating lowest wages. Only sober and reliable

people wanted Wages sure. Address THOMASMcOILLAN, 1111 K. Main St., Amsterdam, N. V.

WANTED, JrORGEO. S. ELY'S CIRCUS,An experienced and strictly SOBER AGENT that

can contract and slUtg paper. Also HAND OK SIXPIEOES. Write, G. 8. ELY,

Humboldt , 111., J nlyll.

GERMAN COMEDIAN.Must be olever lu somln. Cotuedr Act. No

specially required. Salary, 120 per weok and R.R.

Week stands. Address uAPT. W. D. AMKNT,Care of (treat Loudon Ghost Show.

Erie, Pa., July 4-1

1

; Oil City, l'M9 ,

WANTED QUICK,Comedian with Specialty,

Juvenile Leading Ian.Rehearsals July 11. Wrllcorwlre.H. A. DP BOfs, Mar. Verna May. Ashland, K.v.

s

J. C. G088 CO. g%Builders of m

HOW CANVACatalogue and2nd Hand List

r,„_ DETROITnBB. mich

For Salr)—Snrnersault Dog, troupe of Doves,

6 Wagon Show: all or hair. Wauled, large Snake

or any good pisiform show. PROF, ir

SMITH, unburn. Pa., Jt-IQ; Peens Creek, PaMARRY

, IMS,

Medicine Psrformars Watited-Geod All 'Round

Performers, a Black Face Man who can put on acts

and make them go; work the year 'round, tve In

camp. Tell all flrst letter. 0. V. LKE, MIllvlHe. »eL

WAN 1 ED, PARTNER, Lady or Bent; Receg-

NI/ED PERFORMER. FOR 8KCTCII-one wlto has

an act preferred State fall imiflciilars.

CLARA WAGNER, 44T Cornelia Ave.. Chicago, III.

ORGANIZED B8FBCIAL.lv TO PLAY I'AIIKH AND HUMMKIl HKHOHT TIIBATRBI.

Sweeney & Alvido's Minstrels,Presenllng an up-to-date stage entertainment. 10 kinds «t special paper. Elegant wardrobe, etc,

TOM DKMINtl.Park Managers address, slating boat terms, o'eUMOO Vlncennva Ave., CHICAGO, ~

AND ALL THEATRICAL 0OOD8. Scenery painted

cheaply and qnlokly, Amateurs supjilled.

oils. E. MILLS. 481 W. 41etSL.New York Oily.

MMExactly as new. Eleclrlc. Lamp, Rheostat and

Y011111 Man IHHad Singer, good baritone voice.

^...."ohlackface. ^^^01^^

CAN II8B KKW VERSATILE PRRKORMBRB DOUBLING PIRBT PAHT AND OLIOILL.

PROCTOR'SENTERPRISES.

F. F. PROCTOR, Sola Proprietor and Manager

. J. AUSTIN FYNES, General Manager.

6 BEAUTIFUL THEATRES 6Devoted to Refined Rntertalnment.Proctnr'a 5th Ave. Theatre, Proctor'agild St. Theatre. Proctor'a 118th St.

Thrntre. Proctor'a 123th St. Theatre,Proctor'a Newark Theatre, Proctor'aAlbany Theatre.

PROCTOR'S STOCK CO.

Presenting Beit Plays.WANTED. BEST ACTS IN

VAUDEVILLE.if vmi do not receive a reply, It may be

because the time la tilled ; you are thereforeadvised to write ngnln In four weeks. DoNOT enclose stamp for reply.

INSTRUCTIONS TO ARTISTS BOOKED: ?XplotB of acts ; complete '"prop" Hats ; If canopen and close In one : EXACT time of acta,

mid of "close lo ;" hilling for newspapersand programmes; and CLEAN PHOTO-UUAPH8 for I.ntlRIISH TWO WEKKH In

ADVANCE Oh' OPENING DATE AT EACHHOUSE, addressing RESIDENT MANAGER.r'AILUIlB TO COMPLY with these IN-STRUCTIONS WILL SUBJECT ARTISTHto the RISK OK CANCELLATION. VAUDE-VILLE REHEARSALS MONDAYS, A. M.,

SHARP.Playwrights. Authors and I'luy Agents,

Vaudeville Artists and Plsyers, nddrrsaJ. AUSTIN PYNBS, General Manager,

FIFTH AVE. THEATRE. N. Y. CITY.

AT

MIDGET CITY,DREAMLAND, CONEY ISLAND,

Midget Tradesmen, Salesmen,

Sales Ladles, and Acta for

Circus and Theatre.

Midgets Must Me Perfoc'iy Formed. Throe years'

engagement. Addreas, with full particulars, photoand salary, In llrst letter,

L. J. RODRICUEZ, Mgr.,DREAMLAND, CONEY ISLAND.

A STRONG No, I

ill IWeek Sept, 5, Week Sept. 19,

Best town In the South. Draw from -js.ooo peopleLiberal terms ollerod to right ro. Address quickly.

IV. P. PRBBLAND, Durham, N. C.

MAIILR I'AIOK, WR1TK.

MANAGER'S FIRST QUESTIONIk "Have you * new act?" (let MADISON'SHUDUKT iiulck and answor "Yea."

Madison's Budget No. 9.worm's greatest book of comedy, con-'

mining 21 Original Parodies. V new Mono-logues, 4 great Sketches, new Dutch, Irish

and Hebrew Specialties; Comic Poems,Toasts and Epitaphs; four roaring farce*,

and great burlesques, besides hundreds of

new Gags, Stories and Josta-so big pages.

One dollar per copy. Back numliers as fol-

lows: any 2, «1.M>: any a, »'J; nny 4, $J.wi

or Budgets 3, 4, », 7 and s, »:i. Others out of

Jrlni. Send all orders to my agent, l>. J. K.iki L. 1404 Third Avenue, New York.

FILMS! FILMS!And Moving Picture Machines, all makes, boughtami for sale. A large slock of Supplies constantly

on hand. OUTFITS RENTED. Write to uatoday.

LEWIS M. SWAAB & CO..338 Spruce HI., Philadelphia, Pa.

PASSION PlyAY.ME SIT mi, 2,073ft. Very Low.

PASSION PLAY, Car* of CLIPPER.

LANTERN SLIDESOP 1*1115

ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION.SO 8LIDKS M Plain, HI Colored), WITH PRINTKII I.RUTCRK, l'Jr>. Or He. Plain. Mil. Colored. In loss

iiuanlllles. All made from Original High Class Negatives, sluirp ami clear. Pino I-ecluro. Send for de-scriptive circular. KTBHBOPTICON AND FILM EXCHANGE, IIM Kiniiklln SI , CIIICA(K).

WINFREY B, RUSSELL,TUB PIIRNOMBNAL. MUSICAL IMITATOn, IN VAUDRVILLB WITH

«<

A twenty litlniitc Musical Novelty Sketch. I>y Chan.gora. There's a Newness about this work, a Harmony of Wltlv Rcparlcu,able Situations that Is Refreshing to the Vaudeville Pulillc. Per. address,

P. 8.—Thla Act Is different from all others.

»•

andonOsrlor. Always want In hear from Malta-Kunny Business and Laugh-

wAatiiBNHnuno, mo.

ATTRACTION, FAIR WEEKSKPT. S TO IO.

Rest Pair In Northern Indiana, Al Repertoire. Ono with band given preference. Also Itavo opentime for llrst clans attractions October, Nnvombcr, Ducenilior, Janitar*, Acailoiuy or Music, Ro-chester, lnd. I ndcr new management. Address IIOI.IIKN HIltiH., Hurhcslor, lnd.

Londale Theatre Co.Leading Woinmi, lo Feature! Lending Man, t'omedlan, with Bpet lultUat SlaturTeam, to Oha,iK<> Hpeolaltlra Bach Night for W>rW. Oilier raperlnlir lieople writ*.

Statu salnry, or lottors not answered. Pay own. Week stands. Jack Hills, Helon Caallo, Ur.Dcane. Joe Uemmliig, write. Join Rock Ituplds, Iowa.

Address UAL BAHBBH, Chainbeilaln, H, D.

Circus lets and Pay Shows. Eagles' Circus and Carnival.

Five Big Days—DELAWABE, OHIO, lag. 23. 24, 25, 26, 27.Wantkd— circus Acts of all kinds for under canvas; must do two null or more; a Sensational

Act lo feature. Vaudeville People for Concert. Can use Balloon Ascension or. Sonsatlnnal OutsideAct. Want 10 Pay Shows, Merry Uo Round, Ferris Wheel. Kloclrlo Hhow, Olass Show, Dog and PonyShow, and other Plrst Class Aitracilous for Midway. Musi lie clem and first class, or wo ulnae youaitlck. No liiinelioe or Snake Show wanted, (isiubllng prolilblted. Can use's Brat class Animalhow. Lois of roiiln for Concessions. Write quick. P. D. KING), arcretarjr.

J^IKTTS1'OR

NORTH BROS.' CO. onmauPI AND PL A V Kit, Join at onost utMill liltAM ATI t: PEDPLB and KBATI It KHPEt lAf.TIKH, for Regular Sea.on, OPENING MIDDLE OP AVUtfkVT.

PItANK V. CAItTBll, Mlnaral Wells, Tela*.

Vendotl," "Horn Thorne"

W. (lACLT nilOWNB'N PLAYNi "Poor Mr. Illnli ,''

"Henri of Cuba," "Mr. Butte of Montana," "PennsylvaniaCase," "Saplio," ''Resurrection," "Parsifal," "Moths,"

Camion" aud WW at hers. Address tlio Mule Owner and Agent

,

A. U . BHOWNB, Nn. I40S East Huron Ml., Chicago, III.

MntrsbU.n.sdglai.r. "QQEEN OF THE PRAIRIES"March and Twu-Stcp. With full Orchcslratlons, me. This Is Hoinellilng Good.

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W. 1. LK1HIKTT A CO., No. HM Sawyer Avu,, Chicago, III.

B. AGNES LANE AT LIBKRTY, Juveniles, Slock urllepoi tolrc, In warm, dry cllmalo.Address SACOATLCK, Midi.

Bass Player, Musicians,

VocalistslrVanted.

Tenor and Hiss Ballsdlats, Flute, doubling Alto;

Clarionet. Others, communicate. Will buy set

orcheaira Coats. Moason forty weeks. 0|K>n In

Illinois. M. MINHTKKLB,lievimahlre Hotel, Longpori, N. J.

BiMia rRICE C0S1IMBY

VAHT8 PEOPLE IK ALL LIHEI.Singing and Hanclng Comedian, Strong SecondBusiness Woman, Ageut capable of routing amibooking, If necessary; character Man and I'sefnl

Vaudeville People. I pay expenses. City Parksfor Summer. Regular season OPKNS LAST\VKKK IN AI.'iiirST. HONNAIR PRICK,Tyler, Texas, July 4 aud week; Vloksbitri, Miss,,

.inly 10 and weok.

WANTED QUICK,

Versatile Sketch Team,Man and Wife: also PIANO PLAVKR. Salary low,

as you get It every Thursday morning. No booze.

Week atands. AildrrrsCLIFTON co.MKH V CO., F.varl, Midi.

WANTED, FOR HARRINBTON'S PAVILIONTHKATRK, Ken. People lo all lines. Those doingspecialties preferred. Most Join on wire. Address

K. A. U

A

iiRiNo TON. FODlanel, lnd.

RICTON'S DEAD.SIRB HOOK 'LLPLKASK VOIt. fl.

• ' 181 CAIII.TON AVK., Ilmoklyii, N. I'.

JUST OUT. 124 PA6E ILLUSTRATED MA8ICC'ATALOflUM, 'Jfic. ; HDP. CATAL„ Cc. Nuutfree. Only N. H. Agent for AlahatiDa, 10cW. D. LBBOX. ipa Court BL, Boston, llaaa.

FREE STREET FAIR,Thompsonvllle, Mloh.

Wo Want F.verythlng that Hoes lo MskuaHlreutFair. Privileges or All Kinds for Salo; also MerryUo 'Rounds and Attractions for Midway; a fewOiimes of i.'lianco allowed; also High Diver andOther Llkn Attractions. Midway not enclosed.Write iiuick or wire MANAOKR, Merchants' StreetFair, Tliiiinpsonvllli!, Mlcrti.

II. A. CAVANAI.'lill.Heo. nfOoiil.

mONfl CORSET and ALT©To Double Hoentid Violin. Julll at once. Longseason. Parson. W. Vs., July II; Davis, W, Va„Julyl'J. Address iKKhcilKRMF.il,

llaiidiiiaaicr Sun lire -i.* Hhow.

WANTED ((I'lCK,

PIANO FLAYERTo plav organ under canvas and double alauo.Answcniulck. FRANK A. TIIOHNK,

rare 'limine Umtuiitlr Co., Illcbwnod. W. Va.Mgrs. In Nnrlh ami South Carolina send upon

lime.

WANTED, SKETCH TEAM (Mai Hi Will)fiu jointly: also Slsi or Team: also Young Man thatcan do 3 or 4 Circus Acts. Addresa W. U.S. Vaude-ville show; Mti Put-man St., Furl Wayne, lnd.

mi" AT LIBBHTV i«OI>.

j. o. roxbfiorT,Olddy sail Kcceiiirlc Old Maid, Light Juvenile,Stage Dlrccuir, A No. 1 specialty. JrHCA, N.Tf.

l'ltl» UIIV Mugioisns Conipiato outm, $ !w;nil. MIjLi Spirit cubinei Ad, 111); large size

Animated Drawing Illusion, |6.. Also 100 otnerbargains. I/iok them over. Particulars for stamp.OF.O. A. RICK, 4 Underwood St. Au burn, If, Y.

Two Brlglit's Self Registering Titriislllea and on*Wooden Ticket Canctller. Olieap, •

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Western Bureau' Of the NetV York Clipper.

Htinm Wet, Ashland Block, Chlcaaro.Fourth 'of July week brings a revival "of

Interest In, local amusements.- The IllinoisTliehtre has n new production, the GreatNorthern offers a piny new here, and River-v|ew, In Sharpshooters' 1'ark, opens for pa>fronnge. The Menervn Company withdrawsllk-hnrd Curie mill "The Tenderfoot," nt tholllrhols Saturday e,vening, and on Sundaynljflllt July 3, we are Jo have the first ph>-ductton on uliy stage of "The' ForbiddenI.iinil," di'serlheil as "Thibetan comic opera,"tni> Work of. Fred, C'lmpln and Ciny Steely,At the Orent Northern, on Sunday after-noon. "Our New Minister" will replace "YorkStale Folks." Illvcrvlew, which Is announcedto. open Saturday afternoon, will make thethird Hammer park .to hid for Chicago pa-tronage. Llichnngeil bills are announced asfollows: Grniul Opera House, seventh nndnext to Inst week of "The Wizard of Chi;Powers' fifth week of the still Indefinitestny'of "Ylvlan's Papas;" Garrlr.k, sixthweek of "The Mn Iil and the Mummy;"with vaudeville ; continuing* at the Obi-i-ago C)|iera House and Cleveland's ; stockburlesque at Trocadern and 8am T. Jack's,nnd n miscellaneous line of -attractions <atHans Suiici and Water Chutes Parks. TheI.n Halle closes Its present' season and thelong run of "The Itoynl chef" on Saturdaynight. .Cooler weather helped Indoor amuse-ments during the past week, without In-juring the business opportunities of tbe Sum-mer pinks.

Illinois TIUUTBB (Will J. Davis, mana-ger).—On Snddiiy night, U, "Trie Tender-rout," which ended Us fourth week Saturdaynight, will give way to the Mcnerva Com-pany's production, "The Forbidden .Lend."Fred Chopin, ami <>uy Steely are authors ofthe new piece, and the cust will Include':Joseph Herbert, W. II. Clarke, William II.

Cameron; Joseph Phillips, William Kock, Ali-Imtt AdnmS, Alma Youlln, Minnie ltyan andMfhel Johnson;

(lltANO Ol'lJRA Hoiisb (Fred It. Ilnmlln,mnnntter).—"The Wizard of ox" lM>glns Itsseventh week Sunday night, hooked to re-

main until l>, when It will lie succeeded by"Mrs. WIxrh, of the Cabbage Patch," then tolie seen for the llrst time here.

,Business

wltH "Tlie'WIaiinl" continues on the capncltyorder, and the beautiful spectacle easilymaintains Its position as Chicago's best Bum-mer show."PnwKiiH' TlllMTnu (Harry J. Powers, man-

ager).—"Vivian's Papas" enters upon Itsfifth week Sunday night, wills nothlug snilln Mint the engagement, terminating. Chl-eilgnniis have taken Immensely to tue piece,and bpalnesH Is ii|i to expectations.

(lAiiiiici; TllRATltn (Chiis. A. Bird, 'busi-ness manager) >—"The Muld nnd Uie Mtini-thy". reiutilns the ni tract Inn here,- still grow-ing In popularity. The sixth week beginsSunday evening, lOddle (Inrvey then sneceed-lug Fred Lennox In the cast. . .'" ,

(Iiikat NoiiTUNitN Tiinatub (James, II.

Itrowlle, munnger).—"Onr New Minister"continues the pastoral I rend of affairs which"York suite Folks" lias maintained through-out live prosperous weeks, cudlug Saturdaynight. The change lakes place Hundayafternoon, "Our New MlnUter" then beingseen for the first lime In the business dis-trict of Chicago. It bus played lino of thesiiiiurbnn theatres heretofore.

Pkopi.D'h Tiikatiih (Millie Wlllnrd Nel-son, manager).—Hummer opera remains theattraction here, With weekly change of bill.

Neighborhood patronage Is alone catered toand business Is satisfactory.Howard's TitKATnn (l^iren J. Howard,

manager).—The Howard , Stock Co., seenIdst week In "Mixed Pickles," will remainIn action indefinitely, cool weather havlugn favorable Influence upon the attendance.

Ciuc.iiui Oprra Hoiisk (Kohl & Castle,malingers).—This management ,1s providingfhlcngonhs wllh the best class of vaude-ville Ibev have ever seen. Witness thisweek's bill, opening Monday afternoon. 4 p

clniply iminciiKc. . But there la the old mill,

the laughing gallery, 'the boose of trouble,Katzenjammer s castle, belter skelter, thegiant swing, the figure eight and a long Hatof other exlleratlng pastimes to back ' uptbe main feature of this popular park.Orderly, and well inunnged crowds throngthe. park In every corner; it is bound to beone' of tbe best seasons the park has known.

iltvKiivir.w Park (Wm. M. Johnson, generalmanager).—One of the most beautiful sec-

tions, of Sharpshooters' Park, Chicago's his-

toric picnic grounds, baa been set aside to

form It Iyer view. Tbe dedication of this newNorthwest aide resort Is set for Saturdayafternoon. 1 C,eo..H. Wood has tbe presswork In charge, and he Is eclipsing, bis form-er superlative efforts In agitating public In-

terest.

LoNnox Dare Museum (Wm. J. Sweeney,manager).—The usual display of curiositieswill be found In the main hall, wllh vaude-ville holding nttentlon on the stnge. Busi-ness Is very good Indeed.Clark Stiikkt Muskum (Louis M. Hedges,

manager).—Next week's attractions are notyet announced, but there Is sure to be an

Twenty-ninth Street, New York City. 2. A.M. I'ueli, lit) North Ninth Street, Philadel-phia, Pa. It. See our advertising columns.

P. T„ Cincinnati.—Address KlrkcLuShelle,Knickerbocker Theatre Hulldlug, New YorkCity.

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II. Qi, Boston.—Letter Is still In this office,

J. 0, ft SON, linltlinote.—Address GeorgeSI. Cbhan, Fifty-eight West One Hundrednnd Tweuly-slxtb street, New York city.

II. O. s.. Pittsburg.—Address manager ofFischer's Theatre, Sun Francisco, Cat.

P. 0. J., ludlnuaiiolls.—We have uo meansof knowing.

L. II. 11,, Knoxvllle.—Letter has not beenda lined.

CI. !., Philadelphia.—Address The MimicalCourier/ Nt. 'James Building, New York' City.

A. fl. c!.,' Iloxhury.—Address parly In careol' Joe Weber's 'Music Hull, New York Oily.

M. Bri-*wMN wus only one,A. L., Prince Buy.—Address pnrty. In enro

of the American Dramatists' Club, New YorkCity.

A. Bboh,, Albany.—The salary ranges from$40 |s<r week up.

II. F. ll„ llalliinore.—Willis WoodwindMusic On., 48 West Twenty-eighth Street,New York City.

II. Z. Jr., New York.—The authorship ofher Inst play was credit's! to Frances A.MulhewH.' It was llrst produced under tbetitle of "A Soldier of France," Inter tho uamewas changed to "The Saint nnd the Fool,"nnd still litter she presented It under tbetitle of "Jonn."

Miih. tl. A. M., Marlon.—Dick & Fitzgerald,1H Ann Street, can furnish you.

CAHD8.J. 11.. Detroit.—The dealer van score one

point tor every juck he turns, provided amisdeal does not occur In that hand. Incuse'n mladcal Is made, and discovered lie-

fore the Hand la played, he can score n point.

for each Jnck turned before tho discovery ofsuch misdeal.

W. St., North Dakota.—The lowest straighthand In poker Is composed of five, four, threetwo and one (ace). An nee can either heador end a sirnlght, hut has no Intermediateplace.

K, J. It., Burlington.—The best hand winsat linker, which In this case was four kings,which bents three nees. A player Is allowedto call his hand what lie pleases, hut. thecurds show, for themselves. . .

W. It. W.. Fall Itlver.—-Yes; when a playereau lake nil the cards on the table wllh onepiny he scores one point for u sweep.

HINI1.ARCltiBAi.ii.—John L, Sullivan became

ihaulrtloi) of the world, under the old rulesof the prlae ring, lighting on the turf, withbare knuckles, .-by defeating Jake Kllraln, inMississippi,' Jrtly ft. 188ft. Sullivan's fight

wltll Jim Corls'tt, nt New Orleans, was with

Sloves, for the world's championship, underiiteeusberry rules,

elms. Hawtrey and Co., Clayton White,Marie Stuart and ('"., Lew Hawkins, Ray-mond add ' I'averty, the TWO Rozlilos, Donnnd Thompson, tbe Five Mowatts, Delto andZeiln, Williams nnd Cordon, Madge Mnltlnnd,Kit a Wood, the Waddells, SIcKlsslck andSliandry, anil Ceo. IC. Spoor's, klnbdrofne.liusliiess Is tine uhil bouses lilted with de-lighted beholders tell a plain tnle of 'meritedprosperity, the' product of general satisfac-tion ami Increasing popularity.

CU],i:i,A\i>'s Thkatiih (Wm, 8. Cleveland,luiiiunrcr).-The bill for 4-t) Is not, at thiswriting announced. The hendllaers, how-ever, will be the lliiuda llossa, Adgle's lions,and Itose Kdyth's ballet. Last week: TheMlliiore Sisters, Hal. Davis and Inez Ma-cau ley, the Colby Family, the Avalos, III II

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Clurk, Coakley nud McBrlde, and Anna Ab-bott.

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Sam T. Jack's Tiikathe (Sidney J. Euson,manager).!—Belter Hiiows than the averagerun of combination burlesques are providedby tbe Summer stock .company. Chris. Lane,Mil. Morris,' Lew Silencer, Clvo. Turner undJames Thompson constitute a quartet ofhard working and clever comedians, whiletjrnco Addison, Lena La Couvere nndAlleen Vincent are leaders In a "beautyshow" well worthy of the name. In lastweek's bill Forrest nnd Forrest providedxylophone soles, which scored well deservedlilts: Spume, Anderson nnd '.turner providedn comedy sketch which kopt the audienceIn uproars, ami Clrace Addison nnd Lena LaCouvere led the burlesque forces through tlte

maze of "The Silly Dinner Trial." The hill

will he completely changed Sunday after-noon, :i.

Tnoi'AiiKiui Tiikathr ( ltohcr t Fulton, man-ager).—The Summer slock company Is pro-viding a good line of burlesques. Joseph El.

Howard tnkes full advantage of StaungerFulton's liberality, nnd makes productionswhich bring much credit to all concerned.The Jersey Lilies gladdened the sight ofThe Jersey Lilies gladdened the sight of greatcrowds Inst' week: The comedians—FrankDamsel. Alex, Clark, Phil Peters and GuyRawson—lined their mission with laughableresults, nnd an air of general satisfactionpervaded the audience throughout tho week.The hill changes Sunday afternoon.Sakr Souci Park (MnJ. Alfred Russell,

manager).—Mldgely aud Carlisle, LewHawkins, Folke ami Semon, the Flood Bros.,end llerr Sainil provided a splendid vaude-ville programme Inst week. . Lew HawkinsIs said to be the llrst monologue comedianto piny this park: his success should openthe way lo further experiments In that line.

Mldgely nilil Carlisle were especially wellliked and llerr Seoul closed the show tomuch npprer-latlve applause. For this weekthere will he the usual change In vaudeville,hut Hie announcements, at this writing, arenot made. The Old mill, the nlr ship, tbehouse of trouble, the "rockr road to Dub-lin." belter. skelter, and the scores of otheralluring concessions prosper Immensely, nndpatronage at the park gate Is breaking namerecords.Watkr ciiutra Park (Wm. H. Strlek-

ler, general manager).- -The fad of the hour-Is "Shouting the Chutes;" tbe orordi are

Interesting, display of "freaks" nnd curiosi-ties along with i.lpealed, bill Of vaudeville.

a' diverting, though, oft re-

AKTKKMAfH.—The City Council dodged theissue 'last Monday evening, hence nothlughas yet transpired In the matter of hopedfor relief of otir'thentre owners nnd mana-gers who nre hesitating or progressing withthe work of reconstruction. The ltljou andAcademy, along with the Alhambra and NewAmerican, are In the bauds of contractors,undergoing alterations. Spme of the otherclosed thenircH have made no progress in themutter of conforming with the new Ordi-nances. Kvcryhody Is naturally playing awaiting game, hoping for some relief fromthe power* that be. .....Al. W. Martin ar-rived from New York Monday, and later Inthe week proceeded to Peru, Ind., for. thepurpose of making ready his two productionsof "Uncle Tom's Cabin, which will take theread early in August. He returns to Chicagolater to spend a part of the Summer. . . .Thebill at Fort Slierldnu Park, Just north of here,lust week Included : McDonald and Hlllrqan,Biish and Cordon, Hedrlx and Prescott, andthe De Muths. Louis Hemic Is stage maua-fer, engaged for the Summer .11. Agnes

.iitie writes me from Swift Cottage, Sauga-tuck, Mich., telling of a pleasant Summervacation, and' the enjoyment of beeded restnnd recreation.'. . .. ..From Leslie Preston,who Is summering In Albany, I learn' thatshe soon begins rebearsnls of the part whichshe .will plajf In "Tbe Darling' of the Cods,"under the management of David Belastn,her season opening at St. Louts, late In July,for nn extended World's Fair seasonT. Wllmpt Kckert and Emma Berg passedtli rough Chicago last week rn route for Cali-fornia, where they will spend their Summervacation vlsltlpg Miss Berg's mother, whomshe has not seen In several years...;..Louis Bants, . stage manngernt tbe l(uy-market during the regular,. season, Is act-ing In the same capacity, nt Sans SouetPark, ('hurley Bennett, who has the ad-vertising management of Hopkins' Theatre,IK continuing the good work for Maj. ltiissell,

nt Sans Sourl for the Hummer. .. ..fames II.

Thompson returned to Chlcngo Inst weekfrom n month's' visit to Halifax, with biswife. Kittle Smith, and bis daughters, theclever McConnell Sisters, who are filling aSummer stock engagement In Novn Scotia.

Al. Fiison ami son, Hal. Codfrey, havegone to Fllleld, Wis., for a fortnight's fishing,.... .Harry L. Newton Is In St. Louis, doinglite fair, and Incidentally gathering Inspira-tion for more Vaudeville sketches nnd plays.

i'a sea tei Is resting In Chicago. ... , sMr, and Mrs. elms. Caroerry (Pearl Stanton)ate rejoicing In tho arrival of a suu and heirto their vaudeville sketch, born In ChicagoJune JM. ,'.

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.(CROM OPR OWN rollllKHI'ONIiKNT.)

Clipper Hureau,4M iroiilioiirne Street,

Leicester Square,Loudon, w. c,

,-, A , JllNH i!5.

On Tuesday of last week "Sergeant Brue,"a musical farce, by Owen Hail, music by ,M?"r«i,"Liza Lebmarui and lyrles by J. Hickory 8H_ ,'."

„;Wood* was produced it Ibe'.Sirarid Theatre, if™Vk»It Is a very happy Idea thai Owen Hall haschanced upon, hut he has failed to make themost of his opportunity, (liven a kindly but.prosaic sergeant of police anxious only to heallowed tb follow Ills Calling In a peacefulmanner—his special line, being "tragic"

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who unexpectedly finds himself entitled to£i(i,iioii a year conditionally upon his reach-ing the rank of Inspector within' the year,nnd remaining la the ' force, and there Is

- Mrs. Patrick Campbell, •In.vlcw ofjtbogreat success" of Mrs. Lyttelton's play,

•Warp and Woof," has arranged with Messrs.

Oattl and Frohman to present this play atthe Vaudeville Theatre, under her own maa ;

agement, on .Monday, Immediately following

the withdrawal of "The Cherry Cllrl." Thelast performance of "The Cherry Cm" will

be given nt the Vaudeville tonight. Sirs.

Patrick Campbell has signed a contract withCharles Frohman for a long tour of America,commencing la September, with an adapta-tion of "Ln Sorclere." Messrs Frohman andCattl will produce at the Vaudeville in Sep-tember a comedy, called "The Catch of the

Season," by Cosmo Hamilton. MIlAllne Ter-riss will pfay the chief psrt.

Interviewed on the subject of the depres-

sion In the theatrical season, Forbes Robert-son said: "It Is extremely difficult to ac-

count for a bad season, but I should saythat the cause of the depression Is tbe wantof money. When money is tight, people pre-

fer to go to a light entertainment .rather

than to a serious drama. In every brunchof art, whether It be paiDtng, sculpture,

novel writing or the drama. It is the rub-

bish that appenls to a large section of thepublic."Owing to the requisitions of the London

Conntjr. Council for. alterations In the fabric

of Drury Lane Theatre needing time for duecompliance with their conditions there will

be no Autumn drama this year at tbe na-tional playhouse.As the . rumor runs, Charles Frohman 'Is

Abou r. to produce n dramatic version of Bun-yen's famous allegory, "Tbe Pilgrim's Pro-gress."

Lucy Wilson, a talented voung actress, whowas Charles Warner's leading lady during his

recent American tour, by arrangement withMr: Plneru, will, In conjunction with her hus-band, Gordon Bailey, take "Tbe Second Sirs,

Tnnuueray" and "1 he Profligate" on tourduring the Summer months, opening at theNew Opera House, Weston-Super-SIare, oa.Monday. ,'

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• SI Ibs F. N. Harris, the daughter of the late

Sir Augustus Harris, who has Just finishedan engagement with Beerbohm Tree, will JoinNorman V. Norman's company on bis Autumntour. I! It Ih a sigh of the times that several local

theatres have discarded the "legitimate" forVoudeviUe. The Grand, Croydon, a fine the-

atre., burn about ten years ago, and standingIn the High Street [s the latest to be con-verted Into a music hall.

, On behalf of Arthur Conan Doyle, WilliamGillette and Clin:<. Frohman, the proprietorsof the play, "Sherlock Holmes," JusticeItiirkntll gianted a perpetual Injunction re-

straining Alfred Denvllle, of the TheatreRoyal ;, the Snnds, Durham, from perform-ing or advertising a play under that title.

1 Wilson' nnrretCs new drama, "Lucky Dur-ham,'' which wns recently produced hi Liver-pool with great success, will be 'seen at theComedy In September.

Several Important numbers were added tothe Tlvoll programme last' Monday, Chiefamong these Is Henry Lee, who made Ills re-

appearance, after a successful tour 'roundthe world, ln Ill's entertainment, "Great Men,Past nrtd Present." Athns and Collins, Terryadd Lambert, G. II. F.lllutt nnd George Slo-xtYi't. SiaMe Lloyd, Vesta Tllley, nud Slaylobe, with' her attractive octette chorus, si III

remain features of the Tlvoll programme, ASdo also Ernest Shund, T. E. Dithvllle andlleui'ge'llohey.

' The nineteenth anniversary of the reopen-ing of the Paragon is on Thursday next.

: A very healthy report Is Hint Just Issued• directors of the Cnmberwell Palace.minu-niis a dividend and bonus, ranking

per rent, for' the' year, and after puttingiili.'.ii to reserve, the substantial balance ofi'fl.iis.". Is carried forward.

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' Alive Yorke, the wife of C. lily t h Pratt,acting malinger of the Oxford, win produceat that house Saturday, n new duologue, en-titled "A Yacht on Hale."

At the London Pavilion, oh Monday. July4. a series of wnlklng competitions on anIngeniously devised mechanical track, willbe begun. Mlnnl, n well known female pe-destrian, will nightly walk a quarter mile

i a veiby theIt ri'tonHi pet-

New Husband." Tbe members have signedfor another six months, so that before thecompany disbands they will do a return sea-son in Melbourne aadT. Sydney.

TS—i—».»., MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston.—Coot weather made good busi-ness for the Indoor entertainments last weekand the park patronage was decreased as aconsequence. - The Colonial was closed lastSaturday night. Stock cards for this week

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"lien and Women," at the castle Square,and "Uncle Tom's Cabin," at the BowdolnSquare. Continued shows reign at the Tre-moiit and Globe. The lease of Music Hall,which Stair* Wilbur have controlled for sev-eral sdisons, was ended June 20 by mutualagreement and the property Is now In thehands of Bollln Allen, tbe owner. Tbe Hub,which Stair ft Wilbur leased last Fail, has beensublet to the Hllbelrt Dramatic Company, re-

cently of Chicago, ' which will give plays In

Yiddish. ' This leaves Stair ft Wilbur In con-trol of two Boston Mouses and an InterestIn. the Grand Opera House with Ueorge IV.

Mogee. ...Tbekont Theatiie (Jno. II. Schoeffel,

manager).—Monday, July 4, marks the be-

ginning of tbe eleventh week of "Wood-land's

1 " successful engagement here. A dropIn temperature last week made tbe box of-

fice returns very large. Two Importantchanges In. tbe cast were made last Satur-day night, the replacing of Alexander Clarkeand Nellie Follies by Harry Bulger and AliceDovey. Both were successful in their In-

terpretation, and made a good Impression.Henry W. Savage and George Marlon are intown, and several Important changes In hookand business are being made In the fantasyof tbe forest. Emma Carus Is slated for therole now being, played by Kate Uart, al-

though a fortnight will elapse before thechange Is made.

. Globe Thbatbe (Stair ft Wilbur, mana-gers).—This is the ninth week of "The Isleof Spice," and last week was one of the best,in point of attendance, since the show opened.The extravaganza has made goo<|, alul thesecret of Its success

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lies largely In Its life

and vigor, It has been many seasons sincea livelier show was seen here.

Colonial Theatre (Charles Frohman,Rich ft Harris, managers).—Tills house wasclosed for the season last Saturday night,with a performance of "Bobln Hood." Thereopening will lie made about Sept 1. Thefive weeks' engagement of tbe liostonlans,while hot u big success, brought' In fnlr re-turns. A commendable production of "ItohlnHood" was given last week, and. tbe loversof the famous comic opera turned out Inlarge numbers. James E. Miller's assump-tion of the role of Friar Tuck, brings out aninteresting note. It was the first time therole has been played bere'snve by UeorgeFrpthlngham, und * the opera wns first seenhere some fourteen years ago. , .

I castle SqitAiiB Tiihatiib (J. II. Eatery,manager).—"The Masqueradeis" . was givenan,' excellent production last week by thestock, and seemed to meet, with the approvalof well tilled bouses. The week's t>arli, "Slenand Women," Introduces the reorganized stockcompany, nnd much Interest has been arousedby the announcement nt the return of tuanyold favorites, The company; as It now stands,la composed of the following players :' Flor-ence ' Rockwell, Alison Sklpworili, Leonorallrndley, Mary Sanders, Alice inker, CordeliaSlncDonnld, Will lam Humphrey, George l:\

Farren. Since (ireeiilenf. Thomas Reynolds,Jphn T. Craven, J. L. Secley, Slortlmer Wel-don, Edward Wnde and Lindsay Stortson.William C. Masson Is the general stage direc-tor l nnd John J. Geary the prompter. Forweek commencing July 11, the attraction Is astage version of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,"by Campbell Htrntton, which lias never hull alocal production. . .

|liowooi N Hor aim: TiikatiiK (C. I). Lolhroii,

mnringer).—The old time favorite, "UncleTom's Cuiiin," Is on the boards th|s week,and. If the weather Is permissible, the at-tendance Will be good. As customary duringpast three weeks, the mid-weekly, benefit willbe tendered. This week's beneficiary Is .Man

nii.ln.t 'H.H. nn,l »fll VnH.Je nl,Sll. o*, IIIarM>r *» nnd «lie offering Is "O ir Hoys."

comer*^ oh tileTevoW ie"tr k by meaM "Th£0r

1P"."n S3P*»! w»"

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l W*1 *"' '?"amirs on inn levoiving lines, iiy means ax w(,.u. "n runnee was iiiiusuu v beiivv forwhich the exnet distance covered, and thetime, are recorded.

Quite a stir was caused In Ilford, on Tues-day last, when the whole company of "The

Pllsen" turned out en inusso to wlt-performunce of Colonel Cody's Wild

West Show, by special Invitation of thecolonel. Some of tue ladles caused a sensa-tion by riding in tbe Deadwood conch duringthe attack by Indians. After the perform-ance they all accepted the colonel's Invita-tion to lunch,

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«»OUR AUSTRALIAN LETTER,

the motive for u rattling farce. Obviously.such -'a man will not obtain promotion byordinary methods, and when we llnd blmaccepting the help of Crookle Scrubbs,whose inline is a sufficient Indication of bincharacter, we may expect, as we get, somevery diverting business'. It Is a pity theauthor did not develop bis' story on the linesof Hie first act, for In this Willie Edouln,Ah the perplexed sergeant, Is afforded thebest opportunity. As it Is, 1 have no doubtthe character will ripen Into one of the best.

of tills cotnedlau's Impersonations. ' ArthurWilliam's goal bird Is a' finished sketch, onwhleii It would be Impossible to Improve.Ethel Irving nnd Hilda Trevelyan make themost of shadowy parts, while Farren Soutarhelps to keep things moving In his bustlingway. Despite several defects of a natureeasily remedied In nieces of this class,"Sergeant Itrue" should have qualified for apension before being called to resign 1i!b po-sition at the Strand,

Forbes Robertson was undoubtedly well nd-vlscu to revive Mine. Lucetto Ityley's "Micenud. Men" Inst Saturday night. ' Mark Em-bury Is not a strong part, but It presents thatfavorite actor In tbe most benevolent aspectOn n Very altar Of self-sacrifice, and enable:!

him to utter some pretty sentiments wllhf:ruce(nl charm of manner, which distinguishesdm. And what more can the modern play-goer desire? Gertrude Elliott's "Little Brit-ain" remains the artistic gem that It wns onthe first production of the piece nt tbe Lyrictwo years ago. One wonders nt times whatthe play would do without her. The cast,wltli two exceptions, did not differ from thatof ii)o;i. Charles Cherry, who replaced BenWebster, save a line, manly rendering of Cap-tain Lovel, nnd George Sumner, In tho partoriginally played by Litlgl Lnbluche. was nnearnest, If rather too boisterous, Goodlake.The piece throughout wns received with asmuch applause as though It had been n newproduction, Sir. Robertson nnd Sllss Elliott'sreception being particularly hearty.

At Kennington Theatre, last week, Londonplaygoers made llrst acquaintance with Lau-rence Irvlug's new play, "Blchnrd Lovelace."which has met with considerable success luthe provinces. There nre few more romanticfigures In history than Lovelace, and Lau-rence Irving, who Inherits In no small meas-ure his father's strong sense of the pic-turesque, makes u goodly representation oftho cavalier poet. But though taking someliberties with history, he has evolved a fairlyInteresting, If rather melodramatic, plot : hehas smothered his action wllh redundantdialogue and copious quotations from Love-lace's poems. As a means nt Interesting thefiuhilr Ih some of the Is'sutlful lyrics of ournuKunge, the piny has a eertnln value; asa drama It, Is doll, and Inconsequent. - Mr.Irving 'Is supported by n gooa company,which Includes Mabel Hackney, Jtlhies lleiitpBhd Charles pridnWortli. -The last' namedgets his l*Rt opportunity In Toole's old part,Tom Crnhkey. In llolllngshead's cafiltai farce."The Birthplace of Podgers," which raisedtbe curtain.

(FROM OUR OWN C0II1IE8F0NDBNT).

Sidney, Juno 0.At preseht Sydney la having a great va-

riety of shows. .

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TAt Her Majesty's Theatre J. C. William-son presented on Saturday, Jane !, "TheDarling of the Gods." Tbe company wasbeaded by (Maud Jeffries, as Yo San, andJulius Knight, as Kara. There was a packedbouse, and "the play was a great success.At the 'Theatre Royal Bland Holt and his

Premier Dramatic Combination are featur-ing "The

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Golden Ladder" to packed bouses.[At the Tlvoll the stars are: Jack Car-

keek, wrestler; Nat Clifford, the nimble Eng-lish comedian ; May Moore Duprez, "the JollyAmerican girl," and a host of others. Thehouses are packed, even standing room beingut a premium.

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At the Lyceum Theatre, Geo. Stephenson,who is known bare for bis enterprise In bring-ing out the stlne Ilviius American ComedyCo., opened Inst Saturday with a sparklingahpw. entitled "The Ilosc of the Itlvera." Thebig theatre was packed In every part, andthere could be no question about tue enthu-siasm of the audience, for every etngle Itemwns encored;, and some of them, especially thesobgs "Kgvpt" and "I Love You,' r bad to berepeated three and four times. The principalplayers In this show are May Beatty and Ed-ward Laurl.The Criterion Theatre, of which for the first

time In Its history J. C. Williamson Is theIcsh;*, Is producing the triumph of comedy,"The Mnrrlago of Kitty." The principal act-ors are Rose Slusgrove and Wilfred Dray-rott, the whole production being under thedirection of JL II. Vincent.The Palace Theatre Is doing good business

wltli Tom Nitwit ft Jus. G. Rial's PoliteVaudeville and Comedy Co., In' which TomNiiwn is featuring the Intensely amusingIrish gem, "Pat and the Genii." He is ablyassisted by variety turns, among which themost prominent' are the Tossing Austins.the Musical JohtiBtones, Pete Bilker, audothers.

Al Melbourne Edwarde's, Gaiety Co. hasJust finished a three weeks' run of "ThreeLittle Mulils." They did pretty good busi-ness, although the play loudly appealed tothe; pilbl(c as much ns wAs expected. How-ever, they produced last Saturday "The Girlfrom Kay's." which should fill the house toIts; full capacity for the remainder of theBenson.

Williamson's Her BInJesty's Theatre la

shortly. going under, repair, abd will be closeduntil Hie nevy lulls are reconstructed. '.!',•

The Opera House, ' under Itlekard's regime,In doing excellent business. The Two Hellsare making a genuine success with the snugs"Barney" nud "What's the Matter With theMoon Tofilghir '

The .Theatre Royal Is producing: "TommyAtkins," tinder W. Anderson's manngetnent.

Tile .American Comedy Co., headed byHlliie and Evans, has just finished a verysuccessful Adelaide season, and have goneWest, and Will open at Perth, with "Mania's

week, Patronage was unusually heavy forthis season of tbe year. To follow, "Dr.Jekvll and Mr. Hyde>

IvinTH'K'TiiHA'riiB (B. F. Keith, manager).—Last ' week's bill Wns of extraordinaryworth ob an entertainer, and the au'dlenepswere as large nnd enthualaatlc as hay ofthe Winter gatherings. The Fadettes Or-chestra rendered a very pleasing programme,odd while It wan somewbat too lengthy forthose desiring to see the vaudeville acts, theorchestra received tbe heaviest applause dur-ing the show. Murphy .Nichols Co. repentedIts success of Inst Week. Merlan's dogs madea big hit, and are held over. LawrenceCrane and Elisabeth Murray also foundfavor. In addition to the Fadettes orchestra.and Merren's dogs, the following; are listed-for this week : Mclnrvre and Heath, Stan-ley and Wilson, Reynolds and Watson, Hath-away and Walton, John Zlmnier, Daisy Du-moot, Conway and Kllleen, .Mil 1c Amoros,Wilson and Ilelolse, Robin Heath, and a aewlist of moving pictures.Palace Theatbe (CharleB H. Waldron,

manager).—"Do Sly Duty" and "A Devil ofa Scrape". are the names of the burlesquesintroducing; the house company this week.Manager Waldron predicts an emphatic hitfor tbe skits. In the olio are seen: Keenc,Arnold and Gardner, William Harford; andthe Noises. Tbe business was, splendid lastweek, and the show waB deserving of thepatronage- The burlesques offered the com-edluus great opportunities, and the olio wobreplete with good acts. , ,

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Austin ft Stone's Museum (Stone ft

Shaw, managers).—Big Dan, the giant hull,has attracted large crowds to this resort dur-ing the past week and the seekers of curioswere more than repaid for their visit. ItIs needless to add that the enormous bovineIs booked for a second week. Otber curtohall novelties : Ben Hur, largest snake In theworld ; Benton Sisters, athletes ; the Mox-ont), contortionists : Calabrosa, Italian strongman, and the Roynl Musical Duo. In thotheatre: Rose Felmer, Slabel Hastings, Fran-ces lloyt, Itebn Donaldson, Harry Powell,Fred Bowman, John Forepaugh, the GibsonGirls, Harry nnd Lottie Blanchard, Adamsand White, Doll Dancers, Powell ComedyTrio, Carey Potter Trio, and the Prueilers.Point or Pinks i Win. H. O'Nell, mana-

ger).—One of the greatest sensational out-door events that has ever been presented inthe East occurs at this park on afternoon ofJuly 4. It Is a bead on collision between twopowerful locomotives. As this kind of amuse-ment Is new In this section of the countryah enormous gathering Is expected to witnessthe novelty. Tills Is t lie Inst week of Schreycr,the, wonderful nerlal 'cyclist. Rustic theatrebill : West and Van Slclcn. Four Otts, SlnrcoTwins, Murphy and Harvey. KumniingsTrio. Fox and Foxle,' Walter SI. Davis, andColonial moving pictures.Chbhckkt GAnoKNH (Wm. p. O'Nell, man-

ager).—J. J. Flynn'B production ' of "TheTrolley Party," Is the attraction for week ofJuly 4. In the company,' which Is composedof youdevllllans, are : itlclinril CrollliafWillArmstrong,

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Harry Roach, Carl Randolph.Alex. Cameron. George SIcFarlnue. Florence(lour. Allcp Warwick, Alice Raymond nndSludge Sahils.Norumbkoa Park (Carle Alherte, niana-

¥er).—Winston's seals bead this week's show.Merce arid Mnlzee. Ln Veeh and Cross, CarlW. i Sanderson, and a ' new set of movingpictures constitute remainder of bill.

Lkxinoton Pabk l J. W. (lorttidn, niana-ger)..—-Moxart CohSedy Foiir, Eldorado Sis-ters, Kenny and Uollis, the Mistletoe Girls.

nud the kuniograph are. the amusement sup-•dies for current week. Nellie B. Chandlerslodles' orchestra la one of the ground feat-

ures.

July & THE} iNTSW YORK CLIPPER. 44»MEOfOBD BoULKVAHD TltKATRf) (J. W. Gor-

man, manager). — Mnnager Gorman offerstbla week the following cutcrtnlnerH: Bell-

man and Moore, Heed and Blrnw, Pearl Dun-forth,, and the komograph. . ,-.-

NicKblodkw (L. B. Walker manager).—The feature In the curio bulla this week Is

Arlrona Jack's company of rough riders,

who Introduce rifle shooting; Mexican. knifethrow lug, .roping and fancy lessoning, andother sports and pastimes of frontier life;

Olo, queen of magic; Mile. Oullette, fatwoman ; January Jacobs, expansionist, anduaual contest between a half-dozen pretty

flrla are other curio cards. Stage: George•latte, Wilfred Dumont, Uattle Dixie, andWest end Hair.

Notes.—Manager Jno. B. Schoeltel has se-

cured the Herald Square Theatre, In NewYork, for the presentation, on Nor, 28, ofNance O'Neli, for an indefinite period, Inlier repertory of classic plays, and a num-ber of new dramatic works CharlesJ. Rich and family will spend tho Sum-mer at the Wentworth, at New Castle, N.II.. ...... -Mary Sanders, of the CastleSquare Company, galls July' 14 fbr K a rope

Gertrude Uulnlan, of "The Sultanof Sulu" Co., Is vacationing at Glou-cester viola 10. Aiken, daughter ofFrank 13. Aiken, was married In this cityrecently, to E. Day Baker There Is apossibility (bat Lillian Lawrence will be amember of the Castle Square Company againnext season John F. Webber, of theCastle Square Stock, has accepted a sketchfrom a Boston attorney, and will re-entervaudeville Sept. 0, opening In Chicago onthe Orpheum circuit Denman Matey, of"The Isle of Spice," sprained his ankle dur-ing the Wednesday matinee performance Instweek, nml James Phclan took his place at amoment's notice, and made a hit. . . . .PhyllisL. BoHtwIck, of Koxbury, who recently closeda successful season with "Qulncy AdamsSawyer" Co., has been re-engaged to playLlndy Putnam J. C. Patrick and J. G.Stewart, two widely known theatrical men,of this city, have opened a vaudeville agency,with offices on Tremont How, to be known asthe New York Vaudeville ExchangeCharles Giiyer, of this city, is among thosewho have been re-engaged to play principalroles in next season's production of "UntiesIn Toyland." Manager Charles Waldron.of the Palace, has sold his roadster, BarrelBoy, and has purchased a1 trotter namedChestnut King. He will use the latter at hisSummer home at Wlnthrop Henry W.Havnge's production of "Parsifal' 'In EnglishIs now completed, and the entire cast hasbeen formed. The first representation of thoWagner music drama will be given in thiscity Oct 10.... B. C. Whitney was In townlast week, and expressed himself bb highlypleased at the way his "Isle of Spice" hadbeen received, In this city.

New Bedford.—The event of the Rum-mer season was the appearnnce here, June-7, of Ben Greet's Company of English play-ers, who gave two open air performances onthe Both estate, which was transformed Inton bower of beauty for the occasion. Thonovelty, here of an open ulr ShakeaiiearcunIii-oiIik t Ion served as u potent factor Innlnglng out one of tho largest audiencesever assembled at a local theatrical per-formance, and to say that every ono was de-lighted la but a faint expression of thepleasure derived. "As You Like It" waapresented at the matinee, and "A Midsum-mer Night's Dream" at the evening perform-ance Kdltha Wynne Mathlsou, the leadingImly, wiih excellent. She has been seen herobefore, and was accorded a most hearty re-ception. The other members of the companylent her good nld. The affair waa arrangedby .he woman'H board of tho St. Luke's Ilos-{iltul, which Institution derived substantialtenetlt.

SuiHDV'a PnnaifAMt] fem Thhatrh( David' It. Bufflnton, manager).—"MJchaolntrogoff" was given u good presentationdaring the past week by the Buftlnton StockCo. The current week's play Is "The Streetsof New York." •

SiiDniiv'n Hi.iot: Tiiimtiik (Theodore B.Baylies, manager).—This house was occupiedJune 2,8, 20, by the "Mother Goose Jubilee,"under the direction of Mrs. L. E. Orth. Thoopera was presented In three nets, and theInterpretation reltccts much credit upon all

concerned, as the object was n most worthyone—for the benefit of the Emergency Hos-pital. Patronage was large.

Notes.—Lincoln Park (Isanc W. Phelps.manager).—All the outdoor amusements willbo presented week of July 4, Including avaudeville performance, which will be con-tinued throughout the Summer season. Clnmbakes, boating, fishing and howling aro thepresent attractions Pawnee Bill's WildWest aggregation will pay. this city Its first

visit July 2(1 Georgo Holt has resignedfrom the BuOlnton Stock Co,, und gone toNew York.

ILowell.—The parks have not bad very

food business during the past week owlugo much rainy weather, although tho con-

certs, June 28, drew big crowds. There willbe extra attractions for the Fourth of July.Lakevlew Park and Canobte Park will givellrework displays nnd band concerts.Lakevikw Tiikatug (J. J. Flynn, mana-

ger) .—This house opened June 27 with Tal-bot and ttbdgers, Fred Stuber, the Mngln-h-.vs, Lillian Leroy Murtha, and Burns undCharcoal, , Inclement weather affected theattendance somewhat,, but the entertainmentwas very acceptable.Canobir Lin Paiik Tuhatub (New

Hampshire Traction Co., mnnagers).-—Gnr-rann'fl "Olympla" entertained at tho open-ing of this park theatre, the Hickman Broth-ers heading the list. Business good. Cur-rent: The Tuxedo Specialty Co., includingthe Three Keatons, the Village Choir. Kim-ball nnd Donovan, Bedford and Winchester,and Ward and Raymond.•Hampton Bbach Casino (Wm. H. Phln-

ney, manuger).— This theatre by the seaopened Its season 27, with J. W. Gorman'sCooiedlanB, In "A Glorious Time." Businesshas been very good. Current: Gllroy, Hnyncsand Montgomery, Krunk nnd Mattlc Walsh,Lester and Kellet, the Cralgs, and Fredericksand his trained pony, Don.

Mention-.—"The Pike," In City Park, willhave Its usual varied list of entertainmentJuly 2-4. the principal being L. B. Walker'sBeautiful Orient, and L. B. Walker's Laugh-ing Gallery, Prof. Chun. Walcott'a Snake Mu-seum, Frank Bum anil Stephen Palcnaudodoing the openings, and G. A. Gull let's Ma-rine Museum.

Worcester.—At the Worcester Theatre(Felix B. Wcndelschnefer, manage) week ofJuly 4, the New York Players will produco(barley's Aunt," John Ualy Murphy as-

miming the role of Lord Bnbberly, in whichhe utiulu a success a few years ago. T. M.Hunter, the aetor-manngcr. was to assumethe role of Did Spetteguc, but owing to thepainful accident which he experienced JuneM. In "The Jilt," the role will be aBsmned•'v Mr. Breeso, the company's lending man.Mr. IlrecBe, as had been planned previously,will also appear In his skit, "Twenty Min-utes with Edmund Breese," which took sowell at Keith's.

Later (Wot. Consol, St. Ry. Co., mana-gers)—Week of, July 4, J. W. Gorman'sImperial Minstrels will be the attraction.Last w«ok this out of door theatre wag moreor less hampered by Inclement weather.

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North Admin At noosac Vnllcy Park(win. P. Meade, manager), Joseph Flynn'sPark Minstrels, week of 27, attracted largecrowds, nnd gave excellent. Rntlsfnctlon. Thecompany included: Fluley anil Buike, Cook"nd Hail, J. w. Harrington. Ban Simmons,Jimniy Gornutu, and had tlielr own orches-

tra. Hue: The Casino Comedy Co. week ofJuly 4. The company Includes : Heed's acro-batic dons, West and Williams, the Ulclics,Henry Wnltc, nnd Juniper and Haves. 7

Sn,. Bautki.lb's Crocus will exhibit heroJuly 18.1 Sam J, Banks, contracting agentfor this circus, was In the city- July 1. Theadvertising car also arrived on that date, andthe city is being heavily billed.

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Taunton.—At Sabbathv Park (Jos. J.* lynn, manager) the New York Specialty Co.opened the Benson June 27, and businessstarted off well. For the week of July 4"Jack nnd the Beanstalk" will be given. Thecompany Includes : George nnd John Gorman,James Gilbert, Hoee I .a Hue and a largochorus,Talaqurua Park (Jos. J. Flynn, mana-

ger).—The Past laic Specialty oC. Is due forweek of July 4. The company consists ofI he following members: Talbot nnd lingers,Fred Stauber, Anderson nnd Briggs, the Ma-glnleys, Lillian Ltroy Murtha and Joru It.Huime. This park has been added to theJ. J. Flynn circuit.

Holjroke.— At Mountain Park Casino(Louis Pelllsaler, manager) "Turned Up"was given a very satisfactory production bythe new stock company week of June 27. Thespecialties Introduced were also pleasing. Forthe week of July, 4, "Kathleen iilavourneen"will be produced.

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Cincinnati,—Another week of real Sum-mer weather brought joy to the gates of thebreathing spots where amusement rules.Great preparations for the celebration of theFourth or July have been made at all theresorts. The bathing beaches have "cut In"on some of the older parks, but with possiblyone exception fortune is. smiling on all thedirectors of them.

CtiKSTKit Park (I. M. Martin, manager).—The Chester Park Opera Co. will put on"El Cnpltan" July ft, During the past week"The Mocking Bird" was most acceptably

Sresented, to the delight of large audiences.inrion Stanley appeared in the role tbnt

fitted Mahellc Oilman so snugly, and berheroic efforts snved the earlier performances.In the Vaudeville Theatre the . Hoyal Ja-panese Acrobats, the Robinson- Sisters, DonGordon and Bud Farnum are to appear. Lastweek's show was good, the Four Nelsous

Sroving a magnetic card. Tho Tuxedo La-ics' Band Is repeating successes of earlier

seasons.Ludlow Laooon (J. J. Weaver, managerl.—The Lagoon Stock Co., directed by Fred-

erick Noonan, will put on "Our lteglraent" ;i.

Lost week Sydney Grundy'B clever comedy,"Home Comforts," was staged, with MrNoonan In the role of Felix Fcsthcrstono. Anew feature nt this resort Is the exhibitionof n war balloon by Prof. Hutchinson, whoascends and then drops back to earth by theparachute route.Coney 1st. ami (W. E. ('lark, manager),

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At the little Como Vaudeville Theatre 3:Morris Manley, the Eldons, Bonitutta, Cnsiidand De Verne, and Muster Prankle Grace andCo. will provide the new bill. Biirkhardt andBerry were the greatest fun makers last week.Tub Zoo (Walter Draper, secretary).—In-

nes and his band are to come :i for it twoweeks' engagemeut. John ('. Weber's mili-tary band played u successful return engage-ment last week.Summer Chat.—William T. Sueehnn, with

Joseph Murphy, Is spending his vacation utthe old home. He may be. found In the costor Marco Polo, which will be revived atthe Zoo, 17 1.in en z Unpen back, sun oftho fumed Curl, was In Clnclnitntl, m miifcfrom St. Louis to New York. While hern huwus the guest of the Zoo's superintendent,Sol, Wephiiu Lydla Knott has made ufavorable impression by her clever workwith the Lagoon Stock Co.'., . .Chevalier PierAdolfo Tlrludelll, the Cincinnati composer,now abroad, was presented to the King andQueen of England at a recent stnte concert

flven at Buckingham Palace. He Is now In

.ondon. .. ,A. J. Boex Is training the chorusIn Marco Polo. Glsela Weber, Ernest W, Bale,Dell Martin Kendall, and Clarence Ailler wereCincinnati musicians who appeared in a re-

cent cencert ut Columbus, At theNorwood Auditorium, June 30, tho NorwoodDramatic Club presented "A Chinese Puzzle,"

with Ititymond Lit tell. Eugene Chambers.George Cougulln, Leo Flnkle, Hazel Haines,Jennie McDowell, Glen Scliwegtnau, LcluMnnoghiin, Alice Chambers, Rut li Cougbllu,John Feck mid Kusscll Morgan In the cast.

aYuiiiigxtowii.—At Idora Park Cuslno

Theatre ( E. Stanley, manager) the weatherIs quite unfavorable, which hus hail lis ef-

fect. Bill for the rnrrent week: The Mc-< n mi Family, .lames Irwin. William* ami Mel-bourne, and Itanzetta und Be l4iurc. Attend-ance Is good when the weather permits.Avon Park (Jos. W, Woks, nmnngur).

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Bill for week of July 4 : Milo and MaudWood, Oil Slcwurt, Sallle Uiindull, Cal Duu-ciiu. und While and Hlmouds,.

Nutbs.'—Manager Peter Klce and wifehave returned from Nuw York after a twoweeks' visit Jos. Weber, who for the

past two years has managed our Park Thea-tre, will next seuson, In connection with Mr.Collins, a prominent theatrical man, put ona show to be known ns "Down In the Jun-gles " maidc up entirely of colored people.

They have engaged for their leading lnily

Minium Flower, known us "Tho Uroaxe Mel-bo.'.' They are booked for this city In Novem-ber Chillies Lillian will luivo full churgoof the Park Theatre next season.

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Cleveland.—At the Prospect (WalterBaldwin, manager) "l'nul Bevcrc" Is thollaldwln-Melvlllc Stock Co. attraction weekof July 4. "Woman Against Woman" drewwell. last week. "Arrah-Na-1'ogue" week of

Colonial (Drew & Campbell, managers).—"The Wife" should draw the usual large

crowns that ure packing this theatre nt

each performance. "All the Comforts ofHome had splendid business lust week;"What Happened to Jones" week of 11.

Euclid Avskub. Gaudkns (Max Faetken-beuer, niiinugcr).—The season of comic operaopens the current week, with "The FrenchMaid." Good crowds attended the closing of

vaudeville last week. "Krmlnle" week of 11.

Haltxouth'h Gakmsn (Burton Collier,

manager).—"Tho Belle of New York" Is thooffering the eurenl. week. "The Girl fromParis" had fair business Inst week, consider-

ing the Inclemency of the weather.. "TheIsle of Ohnmpugno'' week of II.

Manhattan Dbacil—Bostock, who usually

opens hero May 1, Just arrived laBt week,

with His aggregation nf animals slid trainers.

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Toledo At the Casino Theatre (OttoKllves, manager i Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mur-phy, and Zeb, /.arrow and company were big

invorllcs on lust week's bill. Coming July

3 nnd week : Four Btnos, Emmet De Voyand company, John D. Gilbert, Bandy nndWilson, Inez Mccuskcr, and Caldcra. Attend-ance was big.

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Fabji TilKATnE (Otto Kllves, manager).—Last week's bill was well balanced, and at-

tracted good houses. For It nnd week : Iteno

nnd Blchnrds, Alice Bnymnnrt, Ferguson nndHecrou. Burke and l.n Rue, Hanson andDrew, and Burton and Brooks.

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Columbus At the Empire Theatre (II.

A. Wiseman, manager! "Cemllle" was played

lu large audiences week of June 27. Week of

July 4. "Hhennndnnh."Oi.riN'rASiiv PARK iW. W. Pnwsi-r, mniin-

gen — lilg liimluefut ruled ul llils resort u'eek

of June 27. The hill week of July 4: AdamHerman, Curtis and Adams, UellUdr, Jus. C.

Donnvan, Bean and Hamilton, and LillianShaw.

Tiik Snu.s & Downs showed to largecrowds June 27.Uiuim FiiDiiDt-K. who has played character

roles with the Empire Stock Co., retiresJury 11. ,

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Akron.—At Lakeside Park Casino (HarryA. llawn, manager) a good bill, of whichMiss Brooke Eltrym was. a feature, turnedpeople away nightly week of June 27. Forthe week of July 4 : The Columbians, thoNtltos, Bessie llftus, Al. t'nrleton, Kuth N'eltn.Horace Vinton, and Edna Clayton TheAkron Lodge of Haspbcrrles has a member-ship of more than nil.

Hiirinntioirt.—Spring Grove Park Casino(E. F. Martlng, manager) hail a recordbreaking aiiendnnce week of June 2U, thoentire bill being first class, Van Fossennnd McCoulcy were especially good In llielr

Kisx'lnltles. For week of July :i the bill willInclude: Murphy and Wlllnrd, Karl and Wil-son, Kenyon and l)e Gormo, Lyuu Wehher,and moving pictures.

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Pkllndelplilsx,—Still the parks are get-ting tho bulk of too business, though tho tewopen theatres are doing as well us could beexpected during the hot weather.

l'AHK TuxATRtl (F. G. Mxun-Nlrilllnger.manager).—"Princess Bonnie" was accordedexcellent pntronagc for the Summer seasonlast week and the same offering Is continuedduring the current week. It Is announcedthat "The Bella of New York" will begin aproduction next week.

Keith's Bijou (IS. V. Lyons, resident man-ager).—After a very successful week with"An American Citizen." the stock company Ic

this week presenting the farce, "Why SmithLeft Home." For next week, "The Butterfiles" Is In preparation.

Keith's New Tiihatiik (II. T. Jordan,resident manager).—Business la still main-tained nt a good standard nt Ibis house,despite the hot weather. For (ho currentweek the programme Includes : Rose Stahland cumpaiiy,. Hchenk Brothers, Cliff Gordon,the Exposition Four, Harry La Itose anacompany, Ellzabelh Murray, Palfrey andHilton, Al. Lawrence, Gregory und Llnd,llayward nnd Hayward, Lvdcli and Butler-worth, Sjiencer Kelly. Peggy Fox, Mr. andMrs. Cooper, and the blogeaph.

Lyceum Tiieatiih (John U. Jermon, man-ager).—An attractive programme la present-ed this week by the Boston Benutlcs. In-cluded In the bill, as a special feature, Is

Young Jack o'llrlcn, who Is to meet allcomers. The patrons turned out In goodlynumbers last week, and enjoyed (he enter-tainment furnished by the Baltimore Belles.Willow Giiovk Pauk (Management Phila-

delphia Itapld Transit Co.)—Helen May But-ler nnd her ladles' military band arc furnish-ing the music at this park, having succeededthe U. S. Naval Academy Baud July 2.

WooiiHiDH I'AKit iWooilslde I'ark Amuse-ment Co., managers).—'Die same attractionsare continued unchanged nt this park, wherelarge niimbeiK of people assemble each after-noon nnd evening. A special display of lire-

works. has been arranged for July 4.

Cukni'nut Hili, Paiik (II. P. Atichy, uinu-aner).—The musical spectacle, "The Buttleof Gettysburg," Is being presented nt thispark by the Iioyiil Venetian Band. In addi-tion to this a display of fireworks will hegiven on the Fourth. The other attractionscontinue unchanged. •

Washington Paiik (Win. J. Thompson,manager).—There Is no change In the feat-ures at Ibis park, the Human Imperial Handand all the amusements continuing lit popu-larity. ,

Notkn. - Considerable surprise, was causedlast, week by the announcement (hat II. 1".

Keith had leased the IIIJou Theatre lo CarlSnake, last season manager of. the Germancompany at. tho , Arch Street Theatre. Thulease takes effect In October, and continuesuntil the following May, and curries withIt an option to purchase at $150,000. Mr.Saake will present the same eluss of plnyaas were presented at the Arch Inst seuson.....Mine. Aiunlla Claim Serges, once a wellknow actress, died at the Forest Home Instweek Last week here also occurred thodeath of George Hern, the well known blackface comodan. uislc Jan is makes herappenrunce ut the Park Theatre next wsik asI' in Cecelia Bhodu, who Is aiipearhiirut the Park Theatre In "Princess llotiulc,has been engaged lor the title, role lu "MissBob White" next season Charters wcroIssued nt IlarrlHliurg last week to the C.ItnckliiH Company, of Philadelphia, capital#50,00(1,. and the Nixon ft Zimmerman OperaCo., Philadelphia, capital Xn.OOO.

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llurrUlMii-K At Plixtling Park (FelixM. Davis, malinger) the Kilties Band provedli Rtiong attraction week of Juno 27. Itnlnbud some effect during u iMirllonof the week.The band was photographed 27, with MayorMcCortiilck, who tendered the musk-la as anInformal reception. The hand ulso was re-eelved by Governor Pelinypacker. It was theHist time u British military organisation Imsever been within the walls of tbe Slate capi-tal. The Puxtang Stock Co. tN. Appell, uiAn-nger) will resume its engagement July .'I.

The two bills will be "My Friend from ludlu"und "Dr. Jckyll und Mr. Hyde." :.'

Lsi ami Paiik (llurrlsh.irg Auiuacuiciil Co.,niiiimgei's).— Puiiie's "Full of Home" July4-1(1.

Notes.—W. Morrow Tnlt, of the dciinrl-tnent of publicity for thu llnrrlslnirg Auiusc-inent Co., wus In thu Cuuiherluiid Valleyduring week of June 27, In the Interest ofPain's productions llnrrlsbiirg Lodge, No.P.', B. P. (I. Elks, elected John K. Itnyalexulted ruler, to succeed the late Meads. D.Detwoller. C. II. Bergner was elected repre-sentative to attend tliu memorial session atCincinnati week of July 14 This BardBrothers Circus has closed, and returned toHeading. Business was poor. William llub-ley, of ihl.i show, returned to his home atYork The York opera Co. has securedE. Colt Auderson, tenor, to assist la the pro-duct In of "Chimes of Normandy," week ofJuly 4 Manager Joseph Frank, of Hielocal theatres. Is In Toronto, Can., culledthere by the illness of his brother. Mrs.Frank and son are at: Atlantic CityTreasurer Herbert Lynch, or the local I he-at re, Is home from un extended visit throughNew York State.

RAltoonn.—Al Lukemont Park Theatre (8.

S. Crane, manager) the mol nnd damp ulghishere seem to have no effect on the attend-ance, and full houses prevail at every per-formance. The Central Opera Co., In "HaldI'aslin," Juno 27-20. and "Olivette,'' tho restof the week, pleased. The company Includes :

Jack lh'w«y, Hubert Burton, Merman Oerohl,Edmund . GtJIInglium, Otto Meyer, CarolinaGardner. Violet Butler McCoy, Ottlllo Alli-son, tola Pomeroy. and Leopold Fuenken-Btcln, musical director.-

Tut: Hatcii-Aimm.s caiimval Co. Is billedto appear at Phllllpsburg week of 27, undTyrone week of July 18.

RLnucnstvr.—At the lloor Garden (John

B. Peoples, manager, (be bill for week ofJuly 4 Includes: Gllmore nnd Leonard, Em-pire Comedy Four, Fredo and Dare, the Brit-tons, the Athos Family, Rpodko Brothers.Weston Sisters, etc. ' Business continuesvery good. ,

Ium'ky Si'iiivdH Park Tkratbh (II. B.GrlDlths. manager).—"Jack and the Ilean-slalk," by a coiujiany of seventy-live, willbe the attraction, 4-9, after which the weeklyvaudeville bill will ho resumed. Business'iiuiiuiuiH large. ,

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wiuimu sport. \t Vnllamont Park Pa-vilion ( Ly/uuu A. Pray, manager) the Vnlla-

mont Stock Co., notwithstanding rainy weath-er, drew good houses, In "Lord Chmuloy,"June 27-20. "ThQ.WagCM of Sli" !io July 2.

The hills for the current' week nW : "NorthernLights" 4-0, and "The llelle of Itlcbmnnd"7.-». Violet Hand, late of the Maude AdamsCo., Joins- the stock 4. ' '

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Slon<re«l.—At the Theatre Fraurula (F.Hnworth, manager) the Dim Clayton StockCo., lu "Nell Owvnn," to big Iumisir, June 27-Jnly 2 Miss Shlrluck Uplines" 4-10.

Aiikna IW. Nofthey, manager).—The NewYork Comic Opera Co., In "El Cnpluui," tofull's houses, 'week ,of June 27. "The Pearl ofi okln" July 4-10.Sun m Kit Pauk (l.nvlgne & Lajule, maun-

?:ers).—Tlic warm weather drove big crowdHo the park during the week. The attrac-tions were : Hnnlon tiros'., Yumninntn Bros.,Couture and (illicit. Holla Stcwim. It. Bour-don, and Liivlgno'a Military Baud, 27-Jnly ll.

Hivhrmidb Pauk (Al. Bead, uiiiiingcr).—The park attracted good crowds during thoweek, with the following bill : Itusiclt nndTylnn, ., Jolson Bros., HI Tom Ward, h'ddlollornn, and the Living Canada Picture Co.

Thiatiik National Fuancais (G. Gauve-reati. manager). — The permanent Frenchstock company closed Its season with "IjiGrace do Dleu," to crowded houses, Juno 27-Jufy 3.

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Toronto,—At the Princess Theatre (O.B. Shcppnrd, manager) Illrhard Mansfieldanil roimwiiy. In "Ivan tho Terrllde" ami"Old Heidelberg," played to good businessJuno 27, 28.

Mvnroii Paiik (W.. Banks, mnnager),—Lust week's business was good. Frank F.Jennings, .has been apiMloted conductor ofthe orchestra.Hanlan'h Poi.nt (Mat Dee, manager).

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Big business ruled last week, with Buycoand. BecBon, Wlllnrd Brothers, Cunninghamand Smith, Chns. Dlckcrson, nnd the Wag-ner Sisters. Week of July 4 : Harry M.Parker's Dog Circus; Collins and Keene,Bertha Dnrlan, the Zaraoos, uud FrankItlle.v. Willy Anderson has beeu appointedus leader of tho orcheslru and Prof. Betl-mont hus been engaged for the ssssou withhis balloon ascensions,

Si-rinuiia.mk Paiik.—Week of 27: Alexishere 4.

St. John,—At tbe Opera House (A. i).

Skinner, manager) the Jere McAullfxa Co.closed. June 25. a week of very good bushness. In "The Winning Hand." Shoe-lev nndYoung's "For, Her Snkc" played, 27, lo agood house, nnd gave a fine performance,"itoimokc" Is due 211, 30. Tho next attrac-tion Is "Town Topics."

En. R. Halted, In advance of W. H. Hnr-klns, had n busy time renewing old ncmialiit-nnces Jere McAutlffc Stork left. 27, forFreilerlcloii. N. B Anderson and llrlggsclosed with tho McAullffc Co. 25, and go onthe Flynn circuit. .. .Joseph Budiniind closedwith the McAullffc Co. 18, and left for Hull-fax 211. to Join his wife, who Is very 111 Inthwt city T. A. Nunutiry was In townlast week.

London.— The Grand was opened JuneSO for a pel fui inaiice of "Old Heidelberg,"by Itloliurd Mimsllelil.

SnilNUiiRouK I'ahk.—Week of 27: Alexisand

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Schiili, Cnlder, Frnnathcs and Lewis,Fitzgerald, und the olograph.

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I.iim tnui-lcs. — At Morosco'H lliirliankThen i re niiivei- Mm-osco, manager) "Brown'sIn Town" iillraclcd fair sited uiidlences weekending Juno 20. the hill having been pre-viously presented ut this house. - The Nelll-Morosco Co., under tbe new style of theOliver Morosco Co., began an engagemeut 2(1,

with "Aristocracy," to good business. July4 and week, Mrs. Leslie , Carter, In "DuBarry," will he the bill, at advanced prices,Prospects are good for u successful season.Giunp Ol'KUA Hiii.'hm (Clarence Drown,

manager).—"Uncle Tom's Ciihlu" hud n goodweek ending June 25, and Is followed by"Dora Tliiirne," by His. Dlrlch Slock Co. '"J'huBond to lluln" Is underlined.Casino Tiihahh til. C. Waldcck & Oliver

Morosco, inn lingers I.—"Jack and I ho Itoiili

ntujk" attracted giunl kiislnwsH, week endingJune 25. and Is followed by "Lu Mascottc,"by tho Olympla Comic Opera Co, "Jack uudthe Beanstalk" will lie a special feature totunit luce ,']().

Oni'iiiiiiM (Clarence Drown, iimiuiger).

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Features 27 nnd week : Augusta Weston uudcompany, F.ddla HriTun nnd ciniipuiiy, llo-iiuiiil Trio, "Mike." Foster's dug ; Truly Moat-tock, Avon Cdnicily Four. Leah Itussctl, mov-ing pictures, and Marcnl's living art Nludh's.

I'.vniPi: TllKATUK 1 1 lent/ A Zullee, propria-tors). --Features July 11 mill week : Hi'tll J.Story aod Harry C. Van, musical performers;lloylr mid I j-wls, dinning gild eonieilv ; Mi-riam Marr, African delineator: Malcolm, Jug-gler; Ails-rtn I lead ley and lleleir Archer, hi"Cluilerelhl's lircuius:" liraele Morilsoii,songs and dunces, und the Uiiluuit.u-scupc.

Notkh.—Malinger Henry Knnli Is havingthe theatre at Chutes Park moved around sothai It fronts on a struct, and when.. It Iscompleted vaudeville enterialiimiinls will hngiven Iiillelle Chandler, soiibrrllu ntI lie Dlrlch SI.ok Company, nnd Unpen K.Ili'lini, of Hie Central Tlnjalre, Sim FruiielHeo,ween married III this city Juno 2(1 Wll-I hull Winter, of New York City, ul (ended thuwedding of his daughter, Viola Winter, ill

Los Angeles, June 22, and then returned loIlls Soul hern California In at Mciilone, fora long sojourn Frank ltkfilell, eoineillni)of the Dlrlch Stock Co.. died In this clly June211, and was hurled by Los Angeles Lodge, No.00, B. P, O. Elks lames Montgomerydirect from New York, lakes Hie place In tholllrlch Stock Co. caused by the dentil 'ofFrank Hidden. Isabella Curl, soprano,Slves nil evening of song nt the Slinpmiu Au-Itorlum, June 2H Daisy Hamlin, Into

of the "King Dodo" Co.. Is resting nt lliuhome of her parents In this city, reluming toNew York In August.

*»*•MICHIGAN.

Detroit—At the Temple Theatre (J. II.Moore, muiiugcr)' last week's attendancebmku the record for Hie Hummer season,with standing room only at every perform-ance. The attractions were nil of tun best

;

Marie Stuart, Clayton White, and PaulinoTaylor were perhaps the leading fun mak-ers.- They, presented a one act comedy tboyculled "Dlukcy,". which fulrly cuptltatcd thoaudience. Then Vernon, the vanlrlloipilsl,Willi live iiiniinlkliis, kept the iiudleneu In thebest of minor. Mark Sullivan, Ilia mimicmoiiologlsl, lui'i a budget of very fiimiy slufton hand that pb lined. -William M.izuz undAdeline Mattel le did a comedy acrobatic actthat was filled with laughter making ma-terial, while George Kredo nnd Hurry Darecamii with a musical comedy act that wasmeritorious. Joule Barrows, a most grace-ful- uauasar, was assisted by Willie Morrows,also a dancer of more than ordinary merit:bulb scored u dislluct bit. Orville andI' rank, eiiiilllbrlsls and pualurers, were alsowell received. The bill for week of July 4

:

Edwin Stevens, Victor Moore nnd KmmtiLlttleilcld, the Two Avolas, Five JugglingNormans, Curson and Wll bird. Flora Adlur,HtRiiley nnd Brorkiiinii, HenderHun und Buss,and the American klnefogrsph,

NOTK,—Coiaiiieii(liig Siimliiy nflermsiu, .'I,

uud contlnuiiig for a llmllml w-uiwhi. (beAvenue Theolrc will reopen for comedy anddramatic productions, lo lie given liy (he Mn-Jestic HiiMtb Co. Ilols-rl ' Mill on, who wasthe stag.- director of (In- I'lko Knak Co.(luring lis several engagements here. Is now(be .stuge director of the Majestic Stock Co.,

augurs well for the productions to he givenby the new organisation. The lending utnnof the company will be Alexander Frank, andthe lending woman, Chariot lo Townsend. Thecompany also Includes W. A. Wheeler, A..

Hurt Wanner, Harry Blnkeuiorv, Frank)Powell. Gideon Burton, Robert Milton, Uu-gcuo Shiikespeare, Itobcrt Watt. P. K Tow-ner, Carolyn Mcl/cnn, Carrie Ltimont, DickieDelaro, Paula. Goepel nnd Hull*' Ornhani.The plays will Include some of l he best ef-

forts of American and English playwrights,and thu opening bill will bo "The CharilyBall."

Urnnil llnplils. -At the New Powers(Harry (I. Sommers A t'n., iimnngi-rs) MaudeAdams, In "The Little Ml ulster," Is duo July8.Hamdna Tiihatiik (ilrln Slnlr. inltnnger),—Week of «-«: Kenn, Walsh and Melrose,

Kelly and Vlolctle, Bush nnd (lorchni, Frr-rar. Cole nnd Co., D'Kslelle Bisters, Cltna.

C. Gloss and Son, nnd Clayton, Jenkins andJ as 1st. |

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(JimKrtov'H Pavilioh (Chns. Godfroy. rrtau-

agi»r),~Week of a ; The Suinoturo Family,Dcogon Trio, Uoyer nnd. French, rkivlllo Hlutors, and Shimon anil Dixon.

S.

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liny City.—At the Wenoiui Bench ParkCasino i L. W. It I cli arils, iimiuiger) week ofJiiiui.20 (be following oxrellont hill was proseiited : John G. nnd Alice McDowell, theUol lands, Harry and Johnson, the Five Nor-mans, Million and Corelli. Ilendorsou amiBoss. John T. Powers, Wilfred (Murk andcompany, In "No Mote Trouble," and tbeklnotosoo|ic. It. F. Putts, of Chicago, bagbeen appointed treasurer nf this resort.

Tiik waltku uJuly lit.

Main Ciiu'UM Is billed for

Knlnmni -Tbe Arndcniy of Musicfit. A. Bush, manager), which ban boon darksince the close of Hie seuson, will open Usdoors July 1), when Maude. Adams will appearIn "Tho Llllle Minister."-Casino I'ahk (Bnlrd A Dnken, managers).—This resort continues to play In tlrst class

business, (respite unfavorable weather muchof (he time. The shows nre uniformly good.

•OrNuuliiitiv.—At the Academy nf Music

(John II. Davidson, mnnager) lllclinrd Mans-field, In "Old Heidelberg, Junn 21, cnino toM, It. (I. The bouse Is now closed. ->,.'.

jNrvrilH TllNATUH IT. D. Ilntnfonl i 8am>birkB. mnimgers).—'Hie Jeffirs Stock Co., In"Ten Nights lu n Bar Koom" nnd "Tltn Vaga-bond," iil-ltt). . Seuson In closed. Tills hoiiso

will lie reopened Aug. 7,

Wallach Shows will exhibit-July lit.

4«4»ALABAMA.

I

Molillo.- Monroe Park ' (M. A. Metier-molt, iniiiiiigerl.—The fourth week of Ihnopera seuson here openiil .liuie 27, with"Faust," by thu Dulse Thornn Opera Co.,which was well is'i'formed, nnd delighted nlargo inulleiice. Tlio inemliers of I lie com-pany did excellent work, The perforlniincc,night of 2H, WRS exceiitlonally well given,and there wus every cvldrucu of coutentninntiiinung the muuibcrs of the company, but aftersalaries 1 1 n < I been paid by Miss Tliorne, lie-

fore the third act of "Faust," Mr. Gore, asspokesman fur tho members, announced toher Hint the company would leave after Jul;-

I). Then Miss Thortie made them a proposlHon, which Ibey did not accept, and at thodrop of the curtain at Ihn closu nf the per-formance Mr. Guro announced to the nil-

dlenco that the Thornu opera Co. had ceasedto exist. Salaries have been pain by MissThornu to the members of. I ho company, whowill leave, HO, fur Athletic I'ark, New Or-leans, for an Indefinite period. Mr Kennardand Miss Thorns remain here, nnd It Is prott-

able thai a new company will bo secured tocontinue the saasua, with Miss Thorno asthe start

Nutm.—An an evidence of tho esleetn In

which Miss Thorn* Is held by ber Mobilefriends, n lament will on tendered her, lid, bylocal talent, und "La Muscotto" will bo sung.Miss Thorns nlnglng the leading. suprauo Role.

Manuger McDermolt has tendered, tho uss of

Iho Park Theatre for that night, und tickets

oas already on solo, and Indications point to

a rousing reception for the plucky llttlo

singer. •

LOUIMIANA.

\«»t firii-iiiis. -At Athletic Park (II. C.I'oiirtiin, resident manager) thu Wells limine-

llurbiit Musical Comedy Co. iirrssnlail avaried hill week of. .lone 211, Including il

minstrel llrsl part, clever specially, ucln,

drills, ele., and pleased large audiences. Thebill for week of July II Is "My, Friend fromlllillll." The lessees Of tills popular l

,nrk' tl'O

Hu, Ainiisiiiuenl Co.. lire now considering pul-ling III a Mm The oilier side .shows, lu-

eluding the llguic right, inlnliiliiin railway,pony track, ulc. uro enjoying good business.WUNT Kxn U. J. t'orcuriin, inanagi'ri.-—

liisiil business ruled week or June 2(1. I'an-

tail's conceii. inllliary baud uud Prof, .loo

Magnolia nml his blugrnph uinchjiiii won wellmerllcd applnuse. Herbert mill Cnroii, aclover team of gymnasts, Hcorcd heavily for

six pnrfoi'juiliK'Cs, closing July I, sn us to

reach HI. Louis for their nuuiilng il. ThuWllcv lliiuilltiiu Co. fiiriilsluul lliu reiiinliider

ot the singe show. Mn linger Ci/miran prom-ises all entirely now bill for week of July .'I.

Foolish Hoiimk (Ed. la'vey, inuiiuger).—

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Splendid IiiisIiiosm ruled week of Junn 26,nnd tho clever lltllu show won ninny laughs.

Black Tknt (II, Annum!, iminsgnri.—Tills novel eiili'i'laliimciit cullllliues Ut pleaseiilghlly.

Nutks.—Work on Green wall's now thi-stmIs being rapidly pushed, while Die reiuoilel-

lug of tho Cruinl and IIIJou Is prog res'

nicely Tho Kinplrc Travesty Hbltinned hero from Its Gulf const engagementJune 25.

» »DINTHK T OF COLUMBIA.

V'nnblUKton.—At Ihn Aeuilciny of MusicII, W. Lyons, manager) last week tho FredG. Berger Jr. Mn'lutlriimnllc Stock iiiciientcd

"Tb« ('(Unit, of Muni e Crlsto" to fillr lni.il*

Hess. This week,' nml ipiobslily thn last Of;

the season, "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Is the bill.

CiiL-vv Ciiamk Lakk (Herbert Claude, mnn-ager)- -The L. H. Murine Bund: continueslis nightly concerts lo large crowds.Cabin John Buioui- bus Sunday coucsrta

Willi fair patronage.L.tWiiKNi'ft \Unrx Dummkb Qaiidhn (Jos-

eph XV. Daniels, miinugeri, continues lastweek's bill, with Vanillin Dsvers, the Stan-leys, liuloim Trio, Lowinim Ulsters, undGeorgia Wnruor.—

.

»»WIIKI' VI It til MA.

Wlirclliiu.—At the Casino (Conradlllracb, imiiiHgei) week of June 2(1: TheI'shers, I'crguson- and Uceiton, Cal Stewart,tho Gagnolix. and lliu Edlsim klueloNcopehave hlg business. Week of July 11 ; DIruii,I'owers and Dixon, II, B. Lester, Armstrongand Molly, Clark uud Fluiellu,. and Kdlsou'sklnetoscope,

.—i—!»«» i i;

NOHTH UAHOL1NA.

( 'MNrioitft—At |,atta l'nrk AiiilltorlumIW. A. I'eters, niniiager) fortune continueslo smile on I hi: W, A. I'clets Stock Co., andlbs business -so far bos Is-en phenomenal,llegardless of showery weather this largohousu has been packed nlghlly. There sratwo uddllloiis lo the company this week—loarie McLeiiau. uud Flftliuiwsfcl. Imitator e|nnlninls, both, lying oroli recolvirt by thepublic.

450 THE 1STEW YORK CLIPPER: JtTIY 9.

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26th CONSECUTIVE SUCCESSFUL SEASON.The Show That Never Close, on Areonnt of Poor Business.

26th

RENTFROW'S BIG STOCK COMPANY,hi PaihllndeM. Solo Hani) and Select Orchestra, will open their regular season Aug. 8. at Plana, OTilo.

Jiniiiodlaie taWM-Al Man, for Heavies and General Bustuesa; Light Juvenile Han, with Special-

ties; Talented Child, for Parts and Hpeclaltlua; slide Trombone, B, and 0.; Second Violin, to donlile

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NOVELTY, SENSATIONAL, FKATCRK ACTS WANTBD. TIME ALL FILLED.Address J. N. RENTFHOW, 408 We.t Sad St., New York City.

KINDLY NOTICE. =Sr

Our vaudeville lime ha. filled up .o rapidly and unexpectedly that we will notlieenme member, of the BILL.V B. VAN SHOW next aeaaon. Pay. better to playthe kind ofdate. w« are getting.VAN- BROThin \A/».t<,

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REPERTOIRE PEOPLE IN ALL LINES, for

CLARA TURNER CO.Those with Spscliiliy preferred. State lowest salary, send photos, programmes and full particularsUHl letter. Address IRA W. JACKSON, . 'J

Could use a few Good Plays. Manager Clara Turner Co., Lyceum Theatre, New London, Conn, :

THE HF.COHD MAKERS. THE RECORD BREAKERS.

THE R. FRANK RUTLEDGE STOCK GO.and MISS GRACE BAINBRIDGE.

1A PEOPLE 10, BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS 0.WANT PEOPLE IN ALL LINES FOB NO. 2 CO. FEATURE ACTS AT ONCE.. State all first letter,

no not misrepresent. Can tiao clover child. Address R. P. RTJTLEDGE,Esoaoatm, Mich., week July 3; Halnisthine, week July IB. I

JIMTHE MELODRAMATIC TRIUMPH,BR

As produced nt McVlcker's Theatre, Chicago, and nth St. Theatre, New York. One of the featureproductions next season wltb

• PRESENTINGMISS FLORENCE KJI.llKIZ.TOZr.

WANTED, FOR THE CONCERT OF THE GREAT F0REPAU6H & SELLS BROS. SHOW,

A Strong Black Face Comedy TeamThat can go In downli.x and make thenisolvos generally useful. Also other anli..blc acta. Write orWire. r ORKPAUIill A SELLS BROS.' snOW,As per mute: Jiilvlt, Stratford. Ont.: 7 Woodstock, 8 Louden, 9 Chatham, 11 St. Thomas, '-'

lit Brnntford, is Hamilton, 14 llarrte, n Lindsay, U I't. Hope, 16 Cornwall, "

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IBS. H. C. DE IILLE, - - Agent,

1402 Broadway, N. Y. 'Hhmii 3866-3Bth.

New Ground Floor House,COSTING 150,000.

GRAND THEATRE,H. D. CLARKE, Manager, '

INDEPENDENCE. KANSAS.Now booking seasons 1904-1906. All first class at-

traotiona, write.

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FORTHE STAGE.SLIOHTLY USED. Also STREET GOWNS. Wehave on hand a large assortment of slightly wornEvening Gowns, Dinner, Reception and Tea Gowns.Those robes are perfect In every respect, and areespecially suitable for wear in HIGH CLASS DRA-MATIC productions. We have a full lino ofSeal Skin Coats and Furs of all kinds.MRS. II. STARR, 867 South Slate St., CHICAGO.

OUR SPRING CATALOGUEIstued April 1, will contain a complete line ofgoods used by Street Men, Carnival Menand Canvasser*. Please Bend in your per-manent address. Catalogue will be sent to youfree of charge.

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Thomson S Vandiveer'sCircus, Menagerie and Hippodrome Tints,Have a reoord of over forty years as being superiorInMaterial, Finish, Workmanship, Style, Durabil-ity and Economy to all others manufactured. Es-timates given on application.

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For Bummer Season, Novelty Ring and TrapezeGymnast, In Feats of Muscular Strength. Address

ALEX. EATON, 28 Hope Ave., Passaic, N.J.

WANTED, OPERA CHAIRS.tuo to aoo Second Hand Opera Chairs; must becheap for cash. GEO. 8. COOK,

Prop. Cook's Opera House, Hope, Ind.

VAN FLEET47 WBer -siu at MEET, NEW YORK.

HERE HIS!AND tov

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Out of deference to the many requett* I have received from the Theatrical Profession In the' lam- lo

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fortune into the ear of the player.

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SOME SINGING, SOME TALKING, SOME DANCING..11 LY 10 and 17 OPEN. Addrea. LAKESIDE PARK, Dayton, O., July 3 lo 9.

AT LIBERTY,BURKE'S MUSICAL DOGS.These dogs play genuine music in perfect time on staff bells. Address

. 109 TUDOR STREET, Boaton, Mass.

I.

I Desire to Wall BALLAD 8119EBS who Send for a Copy of ly Song,

DEAR HEART, I KNOW NOT WHY,j»

That It Is MOT the "prettiest song written in years," neither Is It destined to "make the hit or thecentury," but 1 1) > claim that It Is a pleasing, tuneful song, with a very pretty sentiment, and will makea valuable addition to any singer's repertoire. FREE to professional's sending late program.S4 cents to non-professionals. Add. JAMES GREEN", care Nelson Music Co., 184 Dearborn St., Chicago.

P. S.—26 years with Haverly, Wagner, McNlsh, and other Minstrel Shows.

JOHN K. CLARK.TERRIFIC BIT IN BAN FRANCISCO. BEAD WHAT THE CRITICS SAY:

John F. Ciark Is refreshing In his monologist act, and as a singing comedian makes the hit orthe evening.—SAN FRANCISO BULLETIN, June is. lew.

John F. Clark quickly caught on with a aeries of GOOD JOKES and amusing Bongs. He Is quite aWit, and was the most popular.—SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE, June 28, 1004.

John P. Clark appeared as a monologist and singing comedian. All of his work was heartily en-corcd.-8AV FRANCISCO CALL, June 28, 1904.

ORPHECM THEATBE, LOS ANGELES, CAL., WEEKS OF JULY 10 and IT.

arxt«eci , for

BURR STOCK COMPANYPIANIST, who can arrange; also 8TA0E CARPENTER, union man. Oilier People, write. Summerseason; opens July la. state all and lowest salary in first letter. No time for corresponileme,Address FRANK II. MACKEY, ManHileldrohlo.

Outdoor Attractions Wanted,OF ALL. DESCRIPTIONS.

Diving Hor.e.,BallooBlet, Aerial Globea,Ete. Lndle.' Orrlie.trn. and nil otherBand, ornote. Park ocrnu.e. 100 acres. Ruom for all klntu of thowa, naada.

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a tit. lauieb and urntj.kme\ENGAGED FORRUNAWAY OIRL8

REHEARSALS, on MONDAY. Jl'LY 25, 8Sa,rI;a*t-

THE PALACE UAJBDENS, m muVS^SSBT' mmrPETER S. CLARK, Sole Prop. and Manager,

M»8 Broadway, N. Y., Room No. One.

WILL PLEASEASSEMBLE FOR

Kindly acknowledge this call at once, to

AL. F. WHEELER'S£ SHOWSUflllTPII SOBER RELIABLE BOSS CANVAS MAN, GOOD COOK,WAMI Bsll *'•"?.SINGING AND TALKING CLOWN, mVsICIANB, andIf Hal 1 BBiUb \ER8ATIbE PEOPLE IS ALL LINES lO STHESGTHEN" „ " " ™"TJ 8HOW. Small wagon show. Low, sure salailes.ROUTE: Morrlstown, N. T\ July 7; Redwood 8, Theresa 9, La Fargevllle 11, Clayton 12, Depauvtlle IS

JACK CORE STOCK CO.Under Canvas. Character Woman, Pianist (lady preferred). Other Useful Rep. People, write. Thos edoing specialties given preference.

N. B.—Ton will have about len weeks under canvas, and then the theatres for the regular season.Alorcaa jack CORE, care of Opera House, olenn Jean, W. Va.

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July 9. rfeE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. 451

TABLE OP CONTESTS.HHa n*ngfr'« An-vdotes. Etc...,..; 443.uterllle gad Minstrel 440,433.454i.,i-.uiur Uuiuua—sketch 440World Of Players 44(j, 434, 433Marlon (id Deene—Sketch 446Queries Auawered .....448uur Chicago Letter. 443Our London Letter 444Our Anatrallan Letter 448Clipper Port Office ; 4<im

Lateat by Telegrapb 451On the Road 451Vaudeville Route List 431 , 452, 451Under the Tenta 4(3Miscellaneous 453New York City—Review and Comment 4.",rt

Music and Song 4541

with the Bill Fosters ,.., 45«Additional Fair* 4MDeaths In the Pretension 450,457Plays and Sketches Copyrighted 457

THEATRICAL CORRESPONDENCE.Massachusetts 448, 449Ohio 449Pennsylvania 440, 431Canada 44SCalifornia 448Michigan 44')

Alabama • 448Louisiana 448District of Columbia 449West Virginia 449North Carolina 449New York State 480Oregon • • ..., 400Maine 400Texas 480.Minnesota 400New Jersey 400Wisconsin, Illinois 460Canada, Rhode Inland 460Wellington, Oklahoma 480Georgia, Tennessee 451Virginia. Indiana. Nebraska 43

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Big Show Towns.

GOLDEN GATE GLEANINGS.

The California Still Dark, hat willReopen. Nest Sunday—(Jood Boal-neas Prevail* ait the Varloue

; Houses.

ejicclal Despatches to The New York Clipper

Han Francisco, July 5.—The California

Theatre will reopen Sunday, July 10, with

It. I,. etockwell and a selected company, In

a farce comedy, "The Hon. John North.'*

The contemplated reopening of this bouse on

July 3,.with Jules Walters, ban been canceled.

Alcaxah Theater.—Yesterday began the

second week of White Whittlesey's engage-

ment. "One Summer's Day" is the current

bill.

Central Theatre.—"Wedded and Parted"

la this week's bill. Lawrence Griffith, late

leading man with Melbourne MacDowell, bas

been added to the company of this house.

Grand Opera House.—Sunday, 3, marked

the beginning of the season of James Nelll

and, Co., with "Barbara Frletchle" as tbe

Mil.'

Tivoi.i Opera House.—This Is the third

week of "Bobln Hood."Kischbb'h Theatre.—For the week open-

lug, yesterday, a continuation of "The Mor-

ujous." Saturday, July 9, will mark the

commencement of another change, with

Dorothy Morton as leading woman, NoraHayes, comedienne ; Rice and Cady, Germandialect comedians, and Bobby North, He-

brew comedian, In the musical farce comedy.

"A. Lucky Stone." the libretto of which Is

by Collin Davis and music by Frank M.

Wfttnark.

OiiijiKUM.—Bill for this week, opening 3,

Includes : Gllllhan and Murray, Leigh Bros.,

Ureene and Warner, Ines De Wolf, Valerie

Bergero,' John t. Clark, Gallagher and Bar-

rett, Zarrow Trio, and tbe Olograph.

Chutes.—Programme for the current

week, opening 4: Kelcey Sisters, the Toblns,

Kyne and Dandy. Trask and Kodgers, Carl

Belter, Halite White, Tom Hughes, and the

anltnatlscope. Special fireworks display

ulgnt of 4.

Notes.—John Horrlsey, resident manager

of the Orpheum, and wife iTHlie) returned

from St.' Louis and other Eastern cities last

week, -well pleased with a abort vacation,

nud both looking tbe picture of health

B. D: Price returned from a trip to Yellow-

stone Park and other Eastern cities a day

of two ago, contented to be back, with much

praise' for 'all places visited.. ... .J. J. Gott-

lob^manager of the Columbia Theatre, and

wife, pending the closing of the Columbia

Theatre for two weeks, will visit at Del

Monte and Paso nobles Springs John

K.' Clark, one of the headllners of the Or-

pheum, began his engagement June 20. Mr.

Clark is delighted with 'Frisco after an ab-

sence or over sixteen years, and anticipates

a delightful two weeks' stay In tbe metropo-

lis of the West Valentine E. Kennedy.

business manager for the E. II. Sotbern Co.,

slipped' over to Berkeley Wednesday after-

noon. June •-•!. and waa quietly married to

Anna A. Boyle, of New York. Justice of

the Peace Robert Edgar performed the cere-

mony and the couple Immediately returned

to San Francisco. . ..The Columbia Theatre

will- reopen on July 11, with Ethel Barry-

more, r-k - • "Cousin Kate," followed for

four • weeks by Henry Miller, suppoit-

ed by. Hilda Spoog, Mr. and Mrs. Wnl-

cott., and other selected playerB, probubly

opening. with the new play, by Henry Arthur

Jones, entitled "Joseph Entangled."

The! marriage of Anne Levy to Edward Be

iusco took place at the handsome residence

of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Mayer, June 10, Id

HJe presence of a large circle of friends and

relatives of the happy couple. The Rev.

Jacob. Nleto .performed the marriage cere-

mony... Charles P. Flockton, of Mrs.

Leslie Carter's company, died in this city,

aged seventy-six years, on Friday. July 1,

after a brief Illness. Tbe remains were cre-

mated at' Cypress Lawn Cemetery on Sat-

urday, 2i -

a '

FROM OTHER. POINTS.

"The Forbidden Land' 1 Receives It«

Premier at the Illinois Theatre,Ohteagro—Warm Weather BoonnBaalneas at the Oat Door Reaorts,

nad Fourth ef July AtteadaneeWaa Large.

Chicago, July B.— "Tbe Forbidden f.and"

was' originally produced at the Illinois Sun-

day ,."Otir New Minister" began nn In

definite engagement at the Great Northern

Sunday aiteraooa. . . ."The Wlurd ot Ox" be-

gan Its Anal week at Ibe Grand Opera House,and "Vivian's Papas" and "The Maid andthe Mummy" are continued attractions atPowers* and the Garrlck. respectively"Tempest Tossed" la tbe stock company bill

at Howard's, and "Pinafore" la the Bummeropera bill at the People's Stock bur-lesque attracts a one business to 8am T.Jack's and the Trocadero Chas. Haw-trey heads a tine vaudeville bill at the Chi-cago Opera House and Everbardt la the popu-lar favorite at Cleveland's... Brooke and hisChicago Marine Rand opened the Summerseason nt tbe Coliseum Monday afternoon.

The Russian-Japanese war Is dis-

played In fireworks at Houtbside Ball Parkthis week, opening Monday night TheMadcaps, Johnson. Davenport and l.orelln,

Meehan's Dogs, Martlnettl and Grosal andJack Gardner provide San Houcl'a vaudeville,

record crowds intending Sunday and Mon-dsy Rlverrlew, In Sharpshooter Pnrk.opened Saturday night There were greatcrowds Sunday and Monday and the newcandidate looks a winner. ...Water ChutesPark was crowded Sunday and Monday ....

Plans have been Died for complete recon-

struction of Olympic. There baa been greatdoubt about the house reopening.

Boston, July 5.—Business for ctosed-ln

shows was not of the best yesterday, the

weatber being delightful, and Juat the kindto keep people out doors. Tbe parks had abig day, everything being In their favor, andSunday was also a very profitable day for

them "Woodland," at the Tremont, and"The Isle of Spice," at the Globe, had light

matinees, but tbe evening performances werewell attended The reorganised companyat tbe Castle Square gave a capable perform-ance ot "Men and Women," to good patron-

age, everything considered. .. ."Uncle Tom'sCabin" was tbe Bowdoln Square offering. . .

.

Keith's was well filled at both showsPalace made no complaint, and the museumsbad no cause to lament.

Philadelphia, July 5.—The Fourth of July

brought out large crowds searching enter-

tainment, but the bulk of tbe people patron-

lied out door parka "Why Smith Left

Home." at the Bijou, and "Princess Bon-

nie." at the Park, both fared well, while

good sired audiences enjoyed vaudeville at

Keith's and burlesque at tbe Lyceum.

Kansas Citt, July 5.—The Guy Wood-ward Stock Co. gave "Tbe Galley Slave" at

tbe Auditorium Sunday, to a big matinee

and a packed night house.. ... .At Forest

Park good crowds turned out In Hopkins'

Theatre. The Holloway Trio were the head-

line act At Electric Park tbe second

week of Wm. Josh Daly's Minstrels drew big

crowds.

PENNSYLVANIA.

On tbe RoadsAll Route* Muat Reach lis Not Later

Than Monday.

Plttanursr.—The Avenue and BIJou The-

atres closed the season Saturday, July -',

with the result that the city Is without a

single amusement resort in operation. Ex-

cellent business was done at both bouses

during the final week, thanks to tbe pleasant,

cool weather prevailing. It Is the opinion

of good judges of the situation that tbe

original intention of the management, as ex-

pressed earlier in the season, to remain openthroughout the entire Summer, would haveproven profitable If carried out. The cooling

devices now In general use are certain to

produce a comfortable temperature duringthe heated period, which has ao far causedvery little inconvenience by reason of its

Intermittent character. The parks all did

well last week, while this week Is expected

to be a record breaker. A. S. McHwIgan.manager of amusements for the Pittsburg

Railways Co., provided splendid entertain-

ment July 3, 4, at tbe resorts controlled by

him.Oakwooo Park.—Fourteenth Regiment,

N. G. P. Band, Lone Star Quartette.

Kennywood Park.—Thompson, the mar-velous high diver: cinematograph views.

Southern Park.—Robt. C. Lawrence,entertainer: Major R. H. Hendershot andson. drummer and flfer.

Calhoun Park.—Colonial Comedy tour,

Sells A Downs' Circus band, James Crlswell,

Jerome Mora, Dal Jeffries and Four Ameri-

can Trumpeters. „___.Southern Park (A. S. McSwlgan, man-

ager).—The bill for week commencing Mon-day, July 4 : Adele Purvis Onrl. Abbott Dav-idson, Norton and Russell, Harry Tsuds,

Barry and Welford Trio.

Note.—Ferrari Bros.' United Shows drewlarge crowds to the Building Trades Council

Fair, held last week at Wabash Park. This

Is conceded to be one of the finest carnival

outfits seen here. "In Gay Paree," one of

the numerous attractions of the Midway,bas some of the road burlesque organizations

equalled In attractiveness.«H >

MISSOURI.

Kansas City.—At the Auditorium (Wood-

ward A Burgess Amusement Co., managers)

the H. Guy Woodward Co. presented "The

Octoroon" last week, to good houses. The

cool weather was responsible for Increased

attendance. Mr. Woodward and bis stock

company gave very creditable performances.

Robt. Burgess Introduced his clevei specialty

between the acts. This week "The Galley

Slave'' will be given.

Forest Park (Geo. Solllnger, manager).—The. admission fee bas been "declared off at

the park, with the exception of Sunday, whenthe usual ten cents will be charged. This

declaration caused n big Increase In attend-

ance. On the lawn the attraction was Herr

Granadu and Alma Fedora on the high wire.

In Hopkins' Theatre tbe best bill so far this

season was enjoyed. The acts were: Jess

Dandy, Waterbury Bros, sod Tenny, tbe Helff

Bros., the Glockers, tre Three ^oj??" 8I"J

ters, and Carson and ' "Jard. This week

I he new people will be: The Holloway Trio,

Julian Rose. Hadji Tabar, Josephine Mass-

man, Hooker and Davis, and Ned Gardner.

On ihe lawn, the Braetons, In their aerial

CrELECT«ic Park (Sam Benjamin, mantger).

—Wm. Josh Daly's New York Minstrels

opened an Indefinite engagement last week

to good crowds. The first part la given In

the "Sounding 8hell." and the specialties

are given In the German Village. In_ the

first part tbe end men sre: trail Senbers,

Jlmmte Cowper. Wm. Josh Dalv and Wm.Hallen. with Mr. Marcus, as Interlocutor,

and Edgar Allen, as principal soloist In

the German Village the arts are: Hallen

and Hughes. Russell and Rock, Weston and

Devoe (he Great Northern quartet, and the

Unity Four. A special outside attraction

is Reckless Harry Russell. In his bicycle act.

This week Arthur Demrng will Join the

minstrels, and In the German Village Mme.Htmkoiwh. a vocalist, comes.

Ci.IPI'KKINiim.-W. II. IHIger. Hie lllnslon-

iHt. builder of Ihe Cafe De La Mont at tile

World's Fair, has Juat completed a "Temple

of She" at Electric Park. He has a line

concession, and it doing a good business.

DRAMATIC.Adams, Mamie (Charles Froboan, mgr. )— Ksla-

rastoo. Mich., July n.

Aubrey Stock, Eastern. Mittenlhal Brothers'—Montreal. Can., July 4, Indefinite.

Alhee Stock—Providence. U. 1.. Jnlj 4, Indeiliiltc.

American Stork (Oliver Martell, mgr.)—BlowCity.' la.. July 4, Indefinite.

Arailenty Stock (Fred llerger Jr.. mgr.)—Wash-ington. !>. c. July 4, Indefinite.

Alhlna Slock—Peterson. X. J„ July 4, Indednlle.

Alpha Stock (Stout * llotlaon, nigra.)—Farnbam,Que.. July 0. 7,

"Are Yon a UaaonV (Julius Cabu, mgr.)—St.John. N: n.. July 11-10.

Barryinore. Kthel (Charles Frobman, uigr.)—SanFranclseo. Cal., Jnly 11-2.1.

Baldwln-Melvllle (Walter S. Baldwin, mgr.)—Cleveland, O., July 4, Indefinite.

Baldwln-Melvllle i Waller S. Baldwin, mgr.)—Buffalo, N. Y.. July 4. Indefinite.

Breckenrldge. Chas.. Stock (Breckenrldge APontser, nigra.)—Hot Springs, Ark., July 4, In-

definite.

Baker Theatre (George L. Baker, mgr.)—Port-land. Ore.. July 4, Indefinite.

Biiehanau. Lorraine, Stock (Robert Mauafeld,

mgr.)—tola, Kan., July 4, Indeonlle.

BiiWiitoii Stock (D. R. llulHntou, mgr.)—aWflBedford. Mass., July 4, Indefinite.

Broadway Stock—Denver. Colo., July 4, Indefi-

nite.Boom's Farce Comedy (Kd. Tanner, mgr.)—Now

Britain, Conn.. July 4-9, Mtlford, Mass., 11-16.

Carler, Mrs. Leslie (David Belasco, mgr.)—San Francisco, Cal.. July 1-0.

Chase-Lister Theatre (Joseph Farrell, mgr.)

—

Iowa City. la., Joly 4, Indefinite.

Ccmpbell Stock (Fred 8. Campbell, mgr.) —Cortland. N. Y„ July 4 0. Clyde 11-10. _,

Cutler A Williams Stock (W. R. Cutter * J. W.Williams, ingrs.)—Plqua. O.. July 4. Indefinite.

Casino Stock (Robert Kane, mgr.)—Holyotc,Mass., July 4, Indefinite.

Currier, Mrs. Wm., Stock (Wm. Currier, invr.l

— Hamilton. Can., July 4 Indefinite

miner Cornell Dramatic (Dllger a Cornell, nigra.)

—Oneonta, N. Y., July 4-0.

Dale, Marie. Dramatic (W. K. Martin, mgr.)—Natcbea. Miss., July 4-0, Hot Springs. Ark.,10-24.

Douglass, Byrou, Slock—Portland, Me.. July 4,

Indefinite.

Dyffryn, F.thel. Stock (Has Dyffryn, mgr. )—Brant-ford, Can.. July 4, Indefinite.

Eclipse Stock (Lloyd a Uenter. nigra.)—dish-ing, Okla., July 7-9, Cleveland 11-13, Tulsn,

Ind. Ter., 14-10.Evaua, Brandon (Harry Iteonels, mgr.)—Newport

News, Vs., July 4, Indefinite.

Electric Park Stock—Leavenworth, Kan., July 4,

Indefinite.

Klleford Stock—Portland, Ore., July 4, Indefinite.

Eldon's Comedians (O. H. Eldon, mgr. )—Moberly,Mo., July 10-24.

ElllcottOourtenay Stock—Duluth, Minn., July 4-

30.Vrencb-Irvlng (Don Macmlllon. ingr.)—Charles

City, la.. July 4-u, Oaage T-0, Owatonns, Minn*11-13. Mankato 14-1(1.

Flske A Stock (E. D. Flake A T. V. Stock, mars.)

—Sydney. C. B„ July 4-23.Fultoo Stock—Lincoln, Nebr.. July 4, Indefinite.

"For Her Sake" (Sheedy A Young, nigra.)—Hsllfas, K. H„ July 4-9.

. . ,Closer, Vaughns. Stock—Cleveland, O., July 4,

Indefinite.

Garrlck Stock (Jay Kusell, mgr.)—Mount Ver-

non, O.. July 4, Indefinite.

Hawell, Percy, Stock (George Fnwcelt, iogr.)—St. Paul, Minn.. July l-Sepi. 3.

Herrmann (Edward Thurnatr, mgr.)—ManhattanBtnrb, N. Y., July 40. .„...,. ,

Hall. Don C.—Ashland. Ore.. July 40, Medfurd11-13, Grants Puss 14-10.

Hoefller Show (Jack Hoeffler, mgr.)—Appletuu,Wle., July 4, Indefinite.

Hulbert. Laura, stock (Charles W. Burrlll,

mgr.)—Kankakee, III., July 4, Indefinite.

Han.iuond, Pauline. Stock—Barre. Vt„ July 4-30.

Helsiuan Stock—Montgomery, Ala., July 4, In-

definite.Hyde Park Theatre—Austin, Tea.. July, 4, In-

definite. _ _Henderson Stock (W. J. & R. R. Henderson,mgrs.)—Peru, Ind., July 4-B. Blwood 11-10.

Imperial Stock (Col. George Hamilton, uitsr. i—

St. Louts. Mo., July 4, Indefinite.

Jewell-Archer Stock—Lynn, Mass., July 4, Indefi-

nite.

JohnBon Stock—Akrou, O., July 4-lfi.

"Jerry from Kerry" (Patten A Perry, nigra.)—Wllllmaatlc. Conn.. July 4-7, Hartford 8-13.

Karroll, Dot (J. C. Welsh, mgr,)—Providence, R.

!.. July 4, Indefinite.KlngilonCourtenay Stock—Albany, N. Y„ July

4-n.

Keller Stock (A. M. Keller, mgr.)—Nevada. Mo.,July 4-Aug. 13.

Kennedy, John J„ Stock—Duluth, Minn., July 4.

indefinite.

Klngsley-nuasell (E. B. Russell, uigr.)—>ew Al-

bany, Ind., July 4-V.

Lake View Stock (Lew Silver, mgr.)—Sueboygau,Wis.. July 4, Indefinite.

Lorraine, Rue (Harry Markham, mgr.)—Barre.vt.. July 4-0.

Mullory. Clifton—Lock Haven. Pa., July 12, 13.

Marks Stock (Tom Marks, mgr.)—Owen Sound,(.'nn., July 49.

Murray A Muckey (John J. Murray, mgr.)—Park-ersburg. W. Vs.. July 4. Indediillc.

Mason, Lillian. Stock—Wnieentiurg. Colo,, July

4-U, Monti Vista 7-0, Del Norte 11-13, Creele

1410.Ulller-Ilryan Slock (Frank P. Miller, mgr.)—

Baton Kouge, La., July 4, Indefinite.

Matties, Clara— Port Arthur, Out., July 4-0, Du-luth, Minn., 11-23.

McOulnnesa-Woodruff—Huntavllle, Ala., July 4-

Melville Dramatic—Irontou, Mo., July 5-0, NewHaven 1113, Hermann 14-10.

"Mrs. Wlggs. of the Cabbage Patch" (l.lcbler *Co., mgrs.)—Chicago, III.. July 11, Indefinite.

Nelll. James (Charles Astor Parker, gen. mgr.)

—

San Francisco. Cal., July 4, indefinite.

North Brothers' Comedlan« (Frank C. Carter,

mgr.)—Mineral Wells, Tex., July 4, Indefinite

National Stock (Charles R. Scliad, mgr.)—Keen-vllle. N. Y.. July 4-0, Saranac Lake 1310.

Nelll-Moroseo (Charles Astor Parker, gen. mgr.)—Denver. Col., July 4-Bept. 3.

New York Playera (Hunter A Bradford, mgrs.)—Worcester, Mass., July 4, Indefinite.

National Stock (J. Albert Dawson, mgr.)—Hinck-ley, III., July 4, Indefinite.

Orls-Ober Stock (Hugh Ktllnger, mgr.)—Still-

water. Minn., July 4. Indefinite.

"Our New Minister" (Miller A Conyera, nigra.)—Chicago. III.. July 4. Indefinite.

Paitaug Stock IN. Appcll. mgr. )—Hirrlsburg,Pa.. July 4, Indefinite.

Powell-Portello (Halloa Powell, mgr.) — Devils

Lake, No. Dak., July 4, Lacota T-», Mayvllle

II, 12, Conway 13. Langdon 14-10.

Peters Stock (Will A. Peters, mgr.)—Charlotte,N. C. Julr 4. Indefinite.

Palmer's Stock (John J. Palmer, mgr.)—Petera-

hurg. Va.. July 4dio.

Poll Stock—Bridgeport. Conn., July 4. Indefinite.

Pyre. Walter, Stock—Milwaukee. Wis.. July 70.Phcenli Park Stork (George H. Bell, mgr.)—Jack-

sonville, Pis., Joly 4, Indefinite,

Powers Comedy (John T. Powers, mgr.)—Jollet,III.. July -1-0, Vlncennea, Ind.. 10-1(1.

"qulncy Adams Sawyer" (C. It. Smith, mgr.)—St. IxmiIs. Mo., July 4, Indefinite.

Ryan Stock (Daniel R. Ryan, mgr.)—L'tlca, N.Y.. July 4. Indefinite.

Rodney Slock (0. Bert Rodney, mgr.)—TraverseCity, Mich., July 4-0.

Rutledge Stork (It. P. Rutledge. mgr.i—Ks-ransba, Mich., July 3-0. Manlatlque 10-111.

Raymond, Kd.—Seattle. Wash.. July 4. Indefinite.

"Kabblta Foot" (Pat Cbappelle. mgr.)—Columbia,S. On July 0. Wlnnaboro 7. Chester 8, Yorkvllle

A. Rockhlll 11, Charlotte, N. C, 12. Hallnrniry

13. Slatesvllle 14. Hlrkofy IS, Asheville 111.

"Bin Vsn Winkle" (P.ugene Peltier, mgr.)—Dresden. Can., July 6. Chatham S, Preslnu

0. St. Thomas 11. 12.

Bodiern. K. H. (Daniel Frohman, mgr.)—Seattle.Wash.. July fl-O.

Siniw. Jlurtlmer, Hlock—Troy. K. Y.. July 4, In-

definite.

Snootier Dramatic (F. E. Sissaier, ogr.)—1'hienli. Arls., July 4, Indefinite.

Shirley, Jessie—Spokane, Wash., July 4, Indefl-

Sipencer Stock (Jamea R|iencer. mgr.)

—

vVIIiIwumI.

N. J.. July 4-Hciil. 10.

Sllrllng Stock IWllllron Trliileit. inisr .1 - llul.hln-

son, Kan., July 4(1, Msiigum, Okla., ill::.

Anadorka 14-liv

Taylor Block I Albert Taylor, mgr.)—Dallas,Tex.; Joly 4-30.

Touhy Coinedjt (Randall A Foster, mgrs.)—Au-rora. III.. July 4. Iiieflnlle.

Troy. Donna. Stock (James L. Glass, mgr.)—Newark. O.. July 4 0.

"Ten Nlghta In a Bar Room." rleevher A Staii-

ley'a (Walter J. McDonald, mgr.)—McLoulli,Kan.. July U, Tonganojie 7, Perry 8, Rossvtlle

B. SI. Marys II. Juncdon Clly 12, Bennington13. Minneapolis 14, Belnlt IS.

"tiacle Tom's Cabin. Stetson's, Western (Wm.Kibble, oigv.l— Decaliir. Midi.. July 7, Law-ton 8. Watervllet 0, St. Joseph 11. Hartford

13, Usurer 13, Smith Haven 14, Holland IS,

Grand Haven HI.

"1,'ucle Turn's Cubui" I Frank Wallers, uuir. )—

Lamberlsvlllr, N. J., July 0. Burllujloii i,

Beverly 8. euuagmve 0. Mount Holly 11. Sr.

tern 12, Oulntou 13. Greenwich 14. Port Mor-rla IS. Ctilarvlllr Id.

Van Dyke * Katou IF. Mack, mgr.)—Davenport,la.. July 4. Indellulle.

Vallamont Stock—Wllllamsiwrt, Pa„ July 4, In-

definite. _

.

"Vivian's Papas" (Itleli A Harrla, mgrs.)— Chi-

cago. III.. July 4. Indefinite.

Wiedemann His Stu-k (Wlllla Bass, bus. mgr.)—Seattle. Wnsh., July 4-t)cl. 8.

Waslward Stisk (O. I>. Woodward, mgr.)—Knu-saa City. Mo.. July 4, Indefinite.

Weber Stuck (Walter l>. Nealand, mgr.)—Sche-nectady, N. Y„ July 4. Indefinite.

Walsh Stock. Kugeue Powors—Woods(ock, Out.,

July I. Indefinite. . .

Wl«ht-Kul|>. Amber Muntagae— Duhwiue, la., July4. Indefinite.

Walker Troy Slock (Jamea L. disss, mgr.)—Marlon, O., July 4, Indefinite.

MUSICAL.Brooke's Chicago Marine Band (Bert A. Hall,

mgr.)—Chicago. III., July 4, Indefinite.

Boom's Opera (A. Mayer mgr.)—South Hanson,Mass., July 4 1). Atlml 11-10.

Butler. Helen May, and Her Ladles' Band (J.

I*slle Spahn, mgr.)—Willow Grove, Pa., July3-9

Central Opera (Leopold Fuenkeosteln, mgr.)

—

Beaver Falls, Pa., July 4-0.

Canadian Colored Concert (William Carter, mgr.)—Hamilton, Can., July 4. Indefinite.

"Chinese Honeymoon" (S. 8. Shuhert, Nlsou AZimmerman, mgrs.)—Manhattan Beach, N. Y..

July 410.Duas Orchestra (J. 8. Duaa, director)—N. Y. Clly

July 4, Indefinite.

"Olrl from Dlile"—St. l«nla, Mo., July 4. Indefi-

nite.-

"lale of Spice" (II. 0. A F. C. Whitney, nigra.)—Beaton, Mass., July 4, Indefinite.

Kilties Bsnd IT. P. J. Power, mgr.)—New llruiis-

wl.-k. N. J.. July 3-10. Allenlown, Pa„ II.

Iteudlng 12, York 13, Cumberland, Hd„ 14,

Clarkaburg. W. Va„ IB.

Lyric Opera Harry Lea Velle, mgr.)—Meridian,'Miss.. July 11-23.

Manhattan Opera—Elmlra, N. Y., July 4. Indell-

MeKee's Boston Ladlirs' Symphony Orchestra

(Frank W. McKee, mgr.)—Atlantic City. N. J„July 4-31.

"Maid and the Mummy"—Chicago, III., July 4,

Indefinite.. _

New York Comic Opera— Montreal, Call., July 4,

Indefinite.. ..

Naval Reserve Bsnd (V. Rosull, mgr.)—Capo

Uauflwilk Rome cutTills list I* made up nn nearly accur-

ate as It Is possible to make n list »'vaudeville booklngca.

Muy, N. J., July 2-Sent. t.

I'helan Opera (E. V. phelan, mgr.)—I'otllsnd.

Me., July 4, Indefinite.

Pliancy Band (Hsmlcl V. Pliancy, bandmaster)—Olaremoiit I'srk. Brona. N. V.. July 3-Hept. 10.

Pryor'a. Arthur. Band—Aabury Park, N. J., July4- Sept. 0.

Pbluney's United Slatea Bond (Fred S. Plilnney.

mgr.)—Milwaukee, Wis.. June 25 July 0, Fort

Wayne, I ml.. U-IO."Prince of I'llsen" (Henry W. Savage, uigr,)—

London. Kng., July 4, Indefinite. „"PlIT, Puff, Pouf" (F. O. Whitney, mgr.)— N, Y.

City July 4. Indefinite.

Thurne. Dalse, Opera (Lyman Kennard, lugr.)

—

Mobile, Ala., July 4, Indefinite.

United States Marine Baud—Chevy Obanc, Mil..

July 4, Indefinite.

"Woodland" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)— Boston,

Mass.. July 4, Indefinite.. . .,'

"Wlsnrd of Os" (Hamlin A Mitchell, ojgrs.)—Chicago, III., July 4-0.

VARIETY.Hydo's Comedy (Robt D. Hyde, "Mir. > -—Uiiculn

.

Me., July il, 7, Lee 8, 0, Springfield II, 12.

Holllngaworth Twins (Lew Oleason, mgr.)—F.n-terprlse, Miss., July 4-9, Forest 11-10.

Hum's Vnudevllle—Patterson, N. Y., July 0,

Pawling 7, Dover Plains 8, Mill Brook 0.

Arocnla 11. Sharon 12. Mlllerlon 13. ,. .

O'Hara A Watson's (Jas. O'Uara, mgr.)—Shel-

by. O., July 4-0.

Southern Vaudeville (K. P. Carl, mgr.)—llreens-

horo. N, C, July ."'11 Orshsm 13-10.

Trimble's Frollques (William Trimble, ogr.) —Shicveport, Ls„ July 4-0, Marshall, TatU, 11.

12. Monroe, La., 1(1, 14, Camden, Ark., lu, 10

WISSTRH1.S.Bryant A Satllle'a (Qua H. Seville, mgr.)—But-

ler. Pa.. July 4-0.

Century (Frank Fogerty, mgr,)—Augusta, 0«.,July 4-0,

Fields A Hanson's (Maurice Boom, mgr.) Slerl-

ilen, Conn.. July 4-0, Now Britain 11-18.

Marlon A Pearl (Billy Pearl, mgr. >—Surstogn,

N. Y., July 4 H. Lake (Jeorge 11-10.

TENT SHOWS.JJurnum A Bailey's—Dayton. O., July 0, Fiona 7,

Rlcliuiuiid, Ind., 8. Columbus 0, ludlaiiaoolla II,

Kukouio 12, Klwiwd 13. Lafayette 14, Kankakee,III.. 1.',, Chaliiiialgu 10.

Buffalo Bill's Wild Weal, Wm. F. Cody— Darling-

ton, Kng.. July 0, Stockton-on-Tees 7, Missiesborough 6, Weal Hartlepool 9. Newcastle-oil-

Tyne UK), Sunderland 18, 10, Durham 20,

South Shields 21. Hexham 22, Nortb Shields 23,

Campbell Brothers—West Liberty, la., July «.

Dowrde'n, Andrew—Waldou, N. Y., July U, Corn-wall 7, Central Vullcy 8, Buffero 0, Nyack II,

Furvpsugh A Sella Brothers— Stratford, Can., July0.. Woodstock 7, London 0. Chatham 0, St.

Thomas 11, Brsntford 12, Hamilton IB, Uiirrlo

14.. Undsay IS, Port Hope 10.

Hrirknesi A Foi (Roy K. Foi, mgr.)— Msminoili,

Pa., July 0. 7, United S, 9, Trsiiger II. 12,

Hcckla 18, 14, Tarrs IB, 10.. . , _

Knight's, 0. II—Desbler, 0., July 0, Lclpslc 7,

OiuTwa 8, Kalods 0, Continental II.

Main. Walter L.—Fremont, O., July fl, Monroe,Mich.. 7, Mount Clemens 8. port Huron (>,

Alpena II. T'awaa Oily 12, Bay City IB, Oraylliig 14, Chelsiygan IS. Petoskey 10.

Slsckay's (Andrew Mackuy, mgr,)—SI, l.out'i.

Mo„ July 4, Indefinite.

Melbourne's—Cnderwood, Minn.. July 0. Mini-

lieth 7. I'ellcsu Ilaplda 8, Rolhsay 0, Will-

verton 11, Colfaj, No. Dak., 12.

HIngllug llrolhers—Crookstou. Minn., Jiily (},

Orund Forks, No. Duk., 7. rirsftou 8. Wlnul-peg, Man., 11, Fargo, No. Dsk„ II, Ortonvlllr-,

Mfiiii., 12, Alienleen, So. Uak.,13, Wslertown14. Uuii.il 15. Mitchell 10.

Wee's Dog. Pony and Monkey (Charles K, like,

uigr.)—Manhattan Reach, Cleveland, O., July

4. ludelliille. . .

HI a. Saulelle's— Uratlleliosu, VI., July 0, Pnl-

nicr, Mu»s., 0. Westtleld 8, Noriliamptim 0.

Van Amlnirg's—Brldgewater. So. Dak., July 0.

Vim Woellaer's (Von Worthier A Williams, mgrs.)

—Jlarlon. last, July 40.Wolfing A Starrett'a—tlooiilon. N. J., July 4-10.

Welsh Hrolbora—North Hlratturd. N. IL. July ".

Orovelon 7, Ijiucaster S, Whlleficld 0.

Wheeler'a. AJ. F.—De Peysler, N. Y.. July •',

Piipea Hills 0. Mnrrlatown 7. Redwood S,

Theresa 0. I* Fargerllle II, Depniivlllo 12.

MIHCBI,l<ANBOIIM.llostock'a Tralneil Animal Arena IF. C, Biistoclf,

mgr. I—Dreamland, Cisicy Island, N. Y,. July 4,

Indefinite. .....Ilayurd A Whltney'a Troubadours—Landsdale. Pa.,

July 4-9.

lleasley A Dorsa's—Kmmetsbtirg, l«„ July ••()

i.Vivie .Museum »K. R. Coyle, mgr.l—Ysukton,So. Dsk., Jnly 40.

,

Oreat Mundy Showa (P. J. Mundy. mgr.l—Mlune-arsjlls. Minn., July 4-0. Fargo, No. Dsk., 1

1 -Id

Harry flelnis—flreeiiwoml. Wis.. July 0, Loyal 7,

Black River Fall" H. Orand Rapids 0.

I.ninbrlgier Zoo (Oils Lambrlgger, rogr.)--nrad-

ford. Pa., July 4-0. •, ....

Maria's (Al. Marts, mgr.l— Hrooklln, Me.. July

(t. Blue Hill 7, Surry S. Ilolden 0.

New- York Ulo*<v|ie and Spei'lslty C* It rislerli-k

H. Nelll, mgr.j—Hancock, VI.. July II, Roches-

Pierce 'Amusement Co. (A. L. Pierce, gon. mgr.)

—Owego. N. Y„ July 4 0,

Paln'a "Burning of Rome" III. B- 'flivarle, gen.

mgr. )—Harrlaburg, Pa„ July 4-lfl.

nuRTiNO and WAi.Tr.HH write: "Ws hoveiH-en working steadily for Kd. Hliuyno mtdother prominent managers in the West, butwill lump Kast In two weeks, to Join Oppen-lielmer's Ksy Foster Co., as a feature attrac-

tion,"

Aider, Flo, Temple, Detroit, July 4-0.

Adeline A dug. "Riihlirr," Nnsh'a Park, Peoria,

III.. July 40.AdaniH A Drew. Youug'a Pier, Allantlo Olty.N J„ July 4-0.

Adams A While. A. A S., Bosion. Jnly 4-n.

Addison » Livingston, Kiectrle, Vancouver, B.C, July 4 0.

Adams A Mack, Band Miami, Pueblo, Col., July4-0.

Aldrieli. Chas. T„ Paradise lluof. N. Y. 0„ July4 11.

Alexandrine. Mile.. Lima Pnrk, N. Y„ July 4 P.

Allen A Anpleton, Ontario llcach, Charlotte, N. K.,

July 4-u.

Alexis A Schalt. Keith's. N. Y. C, Jnly 4-0.

Allison. Mr. A Mrs,, Pasior's, N. Y. 0.. July 4 0.American Tmmnelera (4). Olympic Park, McKcea-

|K>rt, Pa., July 4-U.Ainnnw. Mile., Keith's, llnalnn, July 40.Amsdrn A Itnlrd. iluveriiator's, Atlantic Oily. N.J„ July n Hi.

Amnions * While, Lemp's Pnrk, St. Louis, Julyll-ltl.

Antrim A Petcra. Ceulral Park, Dunkirk, N. Y.,July 4 1).

Andrews. Hurry, Sloue Hill Harden, Peoria, 111.,

July 4-U.

Anderson. Madge, Young's Pier, Atlantic Clly. S.J„ July 4-0 1 Sleeplrchase Pier, Atlantic Olty,it-la,

Allow Fnuilly. Wuolivortli, I.ancaater, Pa,, July4-0.

Atherlon, Agues, Hollywood Park, Baltimore,July 41).

AiHiriiliiin Ilhiekhli-dn (4), Chestnut Urovo, Provl-ence, It. 1., July 4-0.

Avolos (2). Temple, Detroit, July 40.Baker A l.jnn. Summer Park, Butler, Pa., July

4 0.Bailey A Madison, New York Roof, N. Y. 0.,July 4-1).

Mm rln, luii. Jus. D„ Gardens, Lowestoft, Kug.,July 4 -hi,

Baker. Uerl, Pastor's, N. Y, C, July 4-0.

Barry A Wolfurd Trio, Southern Path, Pitts-burg, July 4-0.

Bukev Troupe, Rocky Point, Providence, R. I.,

July 4-0.

Biirrelt Slslers, West Kml Park, Nuw Orleans,July 40.

Ilnlfotir, Itobl. A., Rsysldc Casino, Cstmrsle,

N. Y„ July 4-1(1.. _ _

llnrlells. The, Proctor's M Htreet, N. Y. 0.,July 4-0. „ „ „

Harry A Wilson, Proctor's Sill Ave., N. Y. 0.,July 4-0.

Baker Troupe. Rocky Point, R. I., July 4 11.

Ila rues A Wiishhuru, Acme, Norfolk, Va., July 4 11,

Buadcr-La Velle Trio, Wcnoua Beach, Bay Olty.

Mich.. July loin-Bellrvlnlrn Bros., Heiidoraun's, Coney Island, N.

Y., July 4 0.Hundy A Wilson, Casino, Tnliilo, O., July 4-0.

Beiitier, F.mllle. Combination park, kledfonl,

Mass., July 4-0. i

Heiiiilngton. Billy ft Daisy, Orpheum, Tncoms,Wnsh., July 40; Central, F.verett, 11-10.

llenrdslev Sisters, Henderson's, Couey laland, N.Y., July 4-0. . .

llccvlier, Will. S„ IHJiiii, Norfolk, Vs.. July 4)0.

Beiuhuiii A Freeman, Killnon, Helena, Moo,, July4-0.

Beliiioul A O'llrit'ii, Proctui's 23d Htreet, N, Y,(!„ July 4-0. „

Beriuitelns. The. Terrapin Pnrk, Purkcrsbiirg. W.Vs., July 40.

. _llellmiiii A Sloore, Medfurd Uoulevard, Boston,

July 10.BeuMey. Musical, Sprlngbaiik Park, London, Can.,

July 40; Collier's (Jiirden, Columbus. U.. 11-1(1.

Dcdliil A Arthur, Brighton Reach, N. Y„ July4-0.

Hell A Oliver, Keith's. N, Y. 0„ July 11-10..

Berry, Joe, Stone Hill (Junlcii, Psvrls, HI

,

July 40.Helfoiil, Mr, A Mrs. Al. 0„ Alsop's. Butlo, Moo.,July 4-0, Oncograph, Spokane, 11-10,

.

Berry-IMimrd Musical Trio, Doyle's, Atlautlo

Clly, N. J.. July 4-18.

Bergere, Valerie A Co., Orpheum, Bun Fran.,

OsL, July 4-0.

Bell, Senator Frank, Rock Spriuga Park, It. Liv-

erpool, O., July 4-0, Laketnuat Park, Altuuiis, '

Bernard, Ithoda, Klcctrlo Park, Newark, N. J,,

July 4-0.

Ileliioiid A Doiinebauue, Rlallo, F.lmlra, N. Y.,

July 40. „ . ,

Illney A Chapman, Plimiilx, Columbus, 0,, Jul/.

4-1(1.

Blsaett A Scott, Keith's, N. Y. 0„ July 4-U.

Bimiii. Boom. Il-r-r-r, Jacobs', Peoria, III,,

, «l» *»• . , «.

.

Blocksom A Burns, Sana Suud Park, Chlcnuo,

July n-0, Oedar I'olnl, Siuidusky, 0„ 10-111.

lllmicliards, The, A. A S., Boston, July 4-0.

Illoiidell, Llbblo Arnohr, Proctor's 23d Slreut,

N. Y. C, July 4-0,

Blodgelt, Dorothy, Captain's Pier, Unth Beach,

N. Y„ July 4-l>.

Boliee, Muy, Ris-ky Point, Prurldeuue, R, 1„July 4-l>.

Ilnriinl A Ncvarro, Park, YouiigaUiwn, 0., July10-10, ...

Bowman, Fred., A. A S., Huston, July 4-0.

Rooknut, O. IL, Muln Htreet, Peoria, HI., July,

'0. „ , ,

Brlttr.ua, The, Wisilivovlh, Lancaster, Pa., July4-0.

Bretons, The, Forest Park, Kansas Olty, Mo,,

July SMI.lirlnkley, David A i 'a trie, Riverside Park, Mon-

treal, Can., July 4-0.

Brennaiis, .Musical, Hollywood Park, Baltimore,

llmwnrll * McVlckers, Keith's, N. Y. 0„ July 40.llrobst Trio, Hprliigbrook Park, H. Bead, lud.,

Jnly »-».

Hi os ii. Walter 'I., A Kills Slslers, Ocean VloW(lusluo, Norfolk, Va., July 4-0. . „

Brown, lack. A Lillian Wright, Olcott Beach, N.

V., July 4-0, . ,

lliirluii A Brooks, Farm. Toledo, 0., July 8-0)

(lli-ulanay Pork, Columbus, 10-1(1.

Bush A (Jnrdini, Riimonii Park, Orand Rapids,

Mich., July 3-0; Huns SoiicI Park, Chicago, 10-

Burke A La Rue, Farm. Toledo, 0„ July 4-0.

Burdette. .Mndrllne. Casino, Savannah, 0a„ July

40; Casino, Oliarleaton, H. C., ll-ltt-

lliulnlck, F. H„ Crystsl, Milwaukee. July 40.Burger. Prof.. Novelty, Denver, Col., July 4-0.

Burl, Anna, Meyers' Park, Canton. O., July 4-OJ

Chester I'ark, Onclnniill, I l-l«. , .

Corroll A Clark. Jefferson. Ilomlllon, <}., Julf

lit; (>sik's Pnrk, Kvansvllle. ind., ll-ltl.

Carlln, Rose, Henderson's. Couey Island, N, Y„

OmS A Ds Verne, Lakeside Park, Dayton, O,.

L'l/rl'weli * Harris, Brighton Beach, N. Y.. July

Carfer'y A (Irani, I*jyle's, Atlantic Oily, N. J„

Cu'h'llf, Win., F.ldrldge Park, Klmlra, N. Y„July 4-11.

'

I'uldira, Casino, Toledo, O., July 4-0.

Casioliai A Hall, West F.nd Heights, Bt, Ixiull,

Caiev'fJstter Trio, A. A 8„ lloslon, July 4-11.

Curua, I'.niiiia, Morrbssi's, Ruckaway Beach, N.

Currle, Ml'le.,' Foreul Pork, HI. Louis. Jnly 4-0;

Rcvna Park. Ft. Hherblan, I'J;. •»- ,*f; i •

Carter A R'iss, Fl. Sheridan Pork, Ulgblaiiil,

111., July 3-0; Cowan's, liolcabtirg. II-IJI.

Castlh A OjIIIiw, Nona Park, Hamlltou, Can.,

Cusl'iiios. The, Pleasure Beac.li, Brldgeiwrt, Couu,,

Curson A Wlllar.1. Temple, Detroit, July 4 0.

Carter. Mr, A Mrs. Carl, »llaou, Ureal lalls,

Mon„ July 3D sPrison, Spokane. Wash., ll-ltl.

Carlln A Olio, Cwlnr Point, Sandusky, 0., July

thus A Hunter. Henderson's, Oonsy Islsnd, N. Y„

Cherry ft Bales, Summit Park. IJtkta. N. Y„ July

40: Illllon Pnrk, Nowsrk. N. J„ 11-10.

Chrlslnpher, Collins' Osrden, Columbus, O., July

Chrlsilao A Turner. Proctor's, Newark, N, J„

Cbatkam Sisters. Kdlsou, North Yakima, Wash,,

July 4-til Oncograph, Sisikane. II-1U.

Claflln Sisters, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y„

Cla "ton, Jenkins A Jasper, Bamona Park. Oram!llaplds, Mleh.. July 4-0.

Clark, Wlirred. A (>).. Weuoua Belch, Buy Olty,

Mleh., July .'III. „ _, , ,

Clark, John P., Orpbeuiii, Han Fran., Cal., July

3-0; Orpheum. Isia Augeles, 10-2^.

Claus A ilontet. Orand, Victoria, B. fl.. July .1-

WM ""i"M »»MOd8 'Uo«ll>a 10

452 THE NEV YOJIK Ci-IPPIIB. JULY 9k

July 4-0.ii., Jul/

Can.,

Hocky I'olnt, Providence, 11. I.

Coxart ft

Clly, N,-Conwajr itOolUlkMIDlCogblau,

4-B.Collins ft Bart, Paradise Root, N. Y, 0.Cowan, Prank, Fountain Fork, Piuua,

4-8.Collin* ft Krone, Uaolon'B Point, Toronto,

Jul/ 4-0.

Colby Family, Vomit Turk. St. Louie, July 30;Forest Park, Kunsas City, Mo., Ulltl.

c.iuiinm, Dili; Auditorium, Norfolk, Vs., July4-0.

Cook ft Orartt, lilalto, Klinlra, N. Y., July 4-0.Cook ft Hot Wert, New Moulin Rouge, Paris, Fr

,

July 4- Aug. 31.Cook ft Hnrrls, Sylvan Beacb, Oneida Lake, N.

V., July 10-10,Colllrvi, aidutir,

July 40.Cov Family, Orpbeum, No. Yakima, Wash,, July

11-10YCole & Clemens, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J.,

July 40.Coleman, Trlxio, Rlallo, Klinlra, N. Y., July

4-0.

Cnrro ft Carrn, Klectrlc I'ark, Motion, III., July.

4 II.

Craig, Mursk, Jacksonville, 111., July, 4-0.

Crane, Lawrence, Proctor's 2.'ld Street, N. Y. C,J Illy 4 0.

CurllH, May, Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport, Conn.,Jltly 4ii.

Davenport, Harry, Keith's, N. Y. 0., July 4-B.l»n*ls, Win. Thompson, Proctor's GtU Ate., N. Y.U„ July 4-|i.

li.ili" ft /-elia, 0. O. II., Chicago, July 4-0.

IIiivIk, Walter M., Point o( Pines, Boaton, July4.11.

DhyIn ft Walker, CtiKcaile Park, New Castle, pa.,July 4-0.

Dams, Now York Boor. N. Y. <!., July 4-0,lurmuly Carnival. Clilckaalia, 1. 'P., July 4-0;

Caaliio, HI. Joseph, Mo„ U-lil.Danfnrih, Pearl, Mcdford fli*)|evnrd, Boston, July

4rti,

Daly, Clina., Orpliemn, Seattle, Wash;, July 4-0;II. 0. II., Vancouver, H. 0., 11-10.

Uai-ey ft Clln'se, Novelty, Denver, Col., July 4-0.

Daly ft Kelso. Orpheiun, Henllle, Wash., July4-0: fl. i). II.. Vancouver, B. 0., ll-lii.

Davidson, Abbott, Southern Park, Pittsburg, July4-0.

Devlne ft Wolley. I'leaaure Ilencli, Bridgeport,Conn. , July. 4-0.

lie Wilt, Burns ft Torrance, New York Roof, N.Y. C, July 4-11).

Dorrnilu ft Green, New Star. 1'ortlanil, Ore., July4 .HI.

Iieiiluna (3), Lyric, Porllnnil, Ore., July 4-0-,

HeldriuluV, Aeuorlu, 11-IU,.lie .Mini, Louise. Lima Park. N. Y., July 4-0.

lie Delimin; ft Darrell, F.lootrlc Park, Bultlioore,

July 4-11.

De I lu veil Setlntte, Morrlftou'a, Ruokaway Bench,N, V„ July 4 ti.

lie Few sisters, Proclor'a Mil Are., N. Y. 0.,

July 4-0; Park, Newport, It. I., 11-10.

Denuiiilo ft Belle, Wiil'luaiwr Park, Uric, Pa,,

July 4 0.D'Kslelle Sisters, Rauuina Park, (Iranil Rapids,

Mli h., July. 4 ii.,

Delmuie, The Misses, IlrlRlilon Iieicll, N. \.,Jilly ill; Proclor'a, Newark, N. J,, u HI.

He Wolf, low, Orpheuui, Hun ,1'ran., Cul., July

V» ft D'a. Waaler's, Portland, Ore., July 4-10.

De Avon IV), Riverside. Park, VVushlnglon, D.it,. July :l-il

De Onto Bros., Woolwiirlli, Lancaster, Pa., July40.

,

DetiKim Trio, Godfroy's Pavilion, Grand Ituulila,

Mich., July •».

.

Drlauey ft Untella, Went Heights Park, Kvons-vllle, lpil„ July .'111 i Orpheuui, Terra Haute,10-2.1.

De Miillei, The, Lakeside Park, Day toil, O., July.1-8.

IV Liiiiie, MIIKe, Proe|or> 23d Htreet, N. Y. 0.,

July 4-0.Delmore. ft Oiieldu, Keith's, N. V. O,, July 4-0.

De.Voy, Kmuietl, ft Co.. CiihIiio, Toledo, ()., July,4-0.

. _IicMrr'H Wotuler Workers, Oliealuut Grove, Provi-

dence, II. I.. July. 4-0.

De Graft HlHtera,. Pislur>, N. Y. a, July *•».

Heltorelll & ilfiHsniHl... IIem|er»uu'a, Coney Inl-

and, N. ,Y.„ July 411. .

DIiiiiiuiiiI, Mr. ft .mm. i.ew, Queen Oily Gardens,Klinlra, N, Y„ July 4-0; '

Donaldson. Ilavu. A. ft H„ Boaton, July 4-0.

Doll Dancera, A. ft H., Boaton, July 4-8.,

Durju'li 'ft Russell, Proclor'a, Newark, N, J.,

July 4-0; Proclor'a gild Htreet, N. Y. c„ 11-10.

DorwVnu, ...Iiih. B., Ollutatigy Park, OolumUua, 0.,July in. „ .

Donaldson, feo,, Iluuover Park, Metltlen,

Conn., July 4-0,

Puberty's' Duga, Riverside Park, Montreal, Can,,

July. io.Don ft tiiiiiiiiib.iii. 0. O. II., Chicago, July 4-0.

Downey ft> Wllliinl. Novelty, Hau Frun., Cal.,

July 4,0.Doyle, Dancing, Monroe Park. Toronto, Can.,

July 4.ii; iiobiiiH.ui Park. rt. Wayue, Ind.,

11-10.Henderson's, Coney Island, N.

Royal Standard, London, Bng., lonen*

Fr.,

Cal.,

July

July

Y.. July 4-0.Cnl„ July

Kelth'a. Boaton,Avon Park, i

July 4-0.

Youugatown,

Sohuier Park, Montreal,

Doyle, itklwantY., July 4 ii.

Durluii, licriliu, llaulon'H Point, Toronto, Ouu,

July 4-0.

llnmunt, 1)111117,

Diincun, Cal.,July 4 ii.

IiiiOln-BnIeay Troupe,cull., July 4-0.

Du Betlot, Marie, Rooky Point, Providence, It.

I., July 4-0. _. ..ICnrl ft Wilnon, Hpriug Grove Park, Hprlngdeld,

0„ July 4-B.l''.ilwiinla, L'loreuee, Auditorium, Norfolk, Vo.,

July 4-0.

Kgur, Valllt, White Oak Patk, New Brllalo,I'omi., July 4-0.

Klliinni Hlatrrs, Porcat Park, Ht. I<ouli, July 3-0

;

Korea! Park, Uaueaa Clly, Mo„ 10-ltt.

KIiIoiih, The, c.hm'j lalaud, Clucliiuall, July .1-0.

Hliryiu, Brooke, Myera' Lake Park, Oaulon, 0.,July 4-0. „ . . ,

Kllawortlia, Pour, Acme, Hncrumenlo, Cat., July4-0.

KIwomI ft Beiituu. Paitor'H, N. Y. <)., July 4.0.

lOldoradoa, The, I^tluglou Park, Islington, Muaa.,

July 4-tt; _ . .

lowood ft Maggie Benton, Paator's, N. Y. 0„ July4-'.i,

Miuplre Clly Quartet, Hlieii'a, Illlffnlo. July 4-0.

empire Coinwlv Pour, WiMilworlli, Luucimter. Pa.,

July 4-0; i.\ceiuu, i.uuk Branch, N, J., n-iu.Knmeraldu rllaleni, Luke Conlrury Uaalno, Ht.

.lonepll, MO.. Jtlly HI HI.

livelyiiue. Mue, Hlouo lllll Gunlcim, Peoria, 111.,

Inly 4-0.

Mvcrett Hlalera, Monte Carlo, Nome, Aloika, July4 A Ilk-, ill.

iCxi.oHlilon Pour, Kelth'a New, Ptilla., July 4-0.

l-'ulke ft Keuion, Ingeraull Park, Dc« Molnet, la.,

July a -it.

I'urley, Jan., ft Bonnie, Park, Oakland, Me.,July 4-u.

Padelte Orcheatrn. Kelth'a, Boaton, July 4-0,

l'nrnuln, Budi Chester Pork, ClueJnnutl, July .1-0.

rnnlna (2), llnli)uc, I.uh Angclea, Cot., July 1-

ie.

I'nvor ft filuclalr. I'aator'a, «N. Y. 0., July 4.0.

1'nrrcll. Cliff, laic of Palma, Charlealou, H. O.,

July 4-0..I'ulk. loieunor, Parnillae Roof, N. Y. 0., July 40.Fay Slaters, Unique, Hau June, Cal., July 4-0;

Novelty, Oakland, li-nl.Palrchllila. The, llljon. Marinette, Wl»., July

4-0: Bijou, Oahkoah. 11-10.Pnrnuin, Ida Belle, Olympla Park, Obattauooga,

Tcnu., July io- id.

l'alnido. Colllna' Garden, Columbua, 0., July 4-0.

IVImer. A. ft 8., Boatou, July 4-U.Pergnaim ft Dunree, Saratoga Park, Patersou. N.

J., July *-0.FeraiiHon ft I'aaamore, Lokevlew Park, Terr*

11.11110, liul... July :i-tl ; West Rod lie iglita, Ht.l.nala. HV1U.

I'cnielie, llfirry, Lakealile Park, Dayton, 0., July40.

Ferguson ft Beeann, Farm. Toledo, O.. July 4 0.

1'crrur, Cole, ft Hi., Uuinoiui Park, Grand llnplila.

Mich.. July 4-0.

FlHlier. Mr: ft Mrs. Perklna. Fl. Hlierldati Park,lllglilauil. III.. July iii-Hl.

I'M* Troupe (it). Dreamland, N. Y., July 4-0.1'Hier ft .Inhnson, Lakealile Park, Ho. Framing-

hum. Ma as.. July 4-0; Lakealde Park, Blue-hurst, 1 1 -til,

ntrgeraid, II. V., Park, I'.. Llver|>oQ|, o„ July4-0.

I'lrlds, Will II., Bronann Patk, I'aluted Post, N.Y„ July 40.

Fisher, Will II.. Chestnut Hill Park, Pa., July40.

Ford A Wllwiii, Henileraun'a, Coney Island, N,Y., July 4 II.

Ford Sisters, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. V.,

July 4(1.Fiurcrty. Frank, Monte Sana Casino, Augusta,

Ua., July 4-0.

Fox ft Melville,- July 4-10. i

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Potepaugb.'John, A. 4-Hrr*Boaton, Joly 4-».For ft Want, Unique, I a* Augelea, Cal., July

FrtrUrti! B. P.. ft Co., UnKine, Blllingtaom, Wash.,July 4-0; Grand, Vaneorlver. B. C, 11 IB.

Fot ft Foxle, Point of Plnea, Jtoatop, July 4-M.Foster, Idl., ft- 'dug, "sllke," Urpheum, lXM An-

geles, Cal,, July • 4-0.'

Fowler ft cWear. BHob. Norfolk, Va., Joly 4-8.Fonte Bc.nl Bros., Rldfidge Park, Klmlra, N. Y.,

Fowner Sisters. Audllorlnm, Rochester, N, Y.,July 4-0; Sen Breeie Pavilion, Irondeqoolt,

Van; pegoy, Ketth'n Now, Phladelphla, July 4 9.

Fredo ft Dare, Woolwortb, LaneaaHer. July 4-8.Frifiklln, Oraee, & On., Coney IhUihI, Cinoinoall,

July .10.Frey ft Field*. Poathr'n, N. Y. OltJ, Jnly 4 R.

Friinrmqthe* ft U'wla, Woolwortb, Lancaster,p*.. July ii id.

Fuller, Ida, Fulles Ma.lgny, Paris,4-ni.

Fyne ft Dandy, Cluitea, Ban Fran.4«0.

Gardner ft Mnddern, Hoag Lake, Woonsocket,It. I., July 4.0.

Gallagher ft Barrett, Orpbeum, Baa Fran., Cal.,July 4-8,

•*.«-•Gnsch Hlalera, Paradise Roof, N. Y. fl., July 4-0.(lawman. Josephine, Forest Park, Kuusaa City.

Mo., July VS. ~ rrr "Gnvm' & plait, Reevea' Park, Foatorla, O., July

4-8.Oanlner, Kevl, Foreat Park, Katisaa Clly, Mo.,July .1-0.

Golletil'a Monkey*, Weoona Beach, Bay City,Mich., July. 3-0.

Oaffuonx, The, Paator'a, N. Y. 0., Jnly 4-0.ii.ii.luer A Xomera, Ilepderaou'a, Coney lalaud,

N. Y., July 44).Gnnlner ft, Hloddard. Kdlsop, Bllllngnatn, Wash.,

July 4-0; Grand, Vaueoiiver, II. O., 11-10.Gernnl ft Francis, Bayaldn Cnslho, Conn rule, N.

v., July 4 ii.

Gllliert, (lerttude, Stone Hill Garden, Peoria, III.,

July 40.'

Gliinore ft Leonard, Woolwortb, Lnncagter, Pa.,July 4-0.

Gibson Girls, A. ft H., Boaton, Jnly 4-8.Gilbert. John I)., Casino, Toledo, 0. July 4-0.uilliluHi A Murray, Orpheuiu, Hau Fran,, Cal.,July .'i-ui.

Glllen, Park Casino, North Beach, N.union ft Glllen, Novelty Grand, F

4.0,Gllaou. Lottie, and Billy Hart. Steeplechase Pier,

Atlantic City, N. J.. July 4-3.1.

Gibson ft Nash, WoU Ijike Casino, Jackson, Mich.,JUly 3 0.

Glbney Hlaters, Rocky Point, Providence, B. I.,

July 4-0.Gloekera, The, Delmar Garden, Oklahoma City,

Oklu., July 4-0.Gh.ss; Cliaa. 0., ft Hon. Itiimona Park, Grand

Itaplda, Mich.. July 4-8.Gulden Gale (Julntei, Dreamland, N. Y„ July 4-0..

Gordon, CHIT. Keith's New, Ptilla., July 4-9.GoKKln ft Diivls, Marguerite, Naples, Italy, July

G.aslivln, Huile, Olympla Park, Cbattanooca,Teiin., July 3-0; Builwelser Gurden, Belleville,111., 10-lU.

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Gordiui, Gerlle, Pastor's, N. Y. (',., July 4-0.iiordoii. Don, Cheater Park, cincinniiil, July 3-0.G.iblnriili ft lloppe, .Steeiilechaae, AtianlUi City,

N.. J., July 4 •».*''

Gordon Hlslera, liocky Point Casino, Providence,It. I., July 4ii.

Gtwlinnna, Aliislrnl, Lnkemont Park, Allooiiu, Pa.,July 4-0.

Green ft Weruer, Orpbeum, San Fran., Cal., July4-0.

Gregory ft Lynn, Kelth'a New. Phllo.. July 4-0.

Gregsons, 'The, Iluijiouu, Grand Rapids, Mich.,July 10-lU.

™Oracle ft lleynnlds, Eldrldgo Park, Kllqlra, N. Y.,

July 4-0.

Gray ft Graliaiu, Hoag Lake, Wuonaoeket, It. I.,

July 40.. , .

Granville, Minnie, Queen City Harden*, Kluilya,N. Y., July 4-0.

Graces (III, Coney Island, Cincinnati, July 3-0|Stallillinl. St. I soils, I " lit,

Guerrero. Roaarlo, New' York Roof, N. Y. 0.,July 40. -

.

Hanson ft Drew, Farm, Toledo, O;, July 4-0.iiurrlii A Walter*; Itocky. Point, Profldance,

I,, July 4-u;.

H.isiiugs, MiilUd, A. ft H., Bpston, July 4-8.Ilathnwny ft Wullon; Keith's, Boslua, July

Klectrli' Park, Albany, N. Y., 11-10,llnrvey, W. H;. ft Co". Youngr'a Pier, Atlantic

city. N. .1., .inly 4-0; Stecplecbane Pier. At-lantic City, 11-10.

Hawkins, Lew, 0. O. II., Chicago, July 4-8.Hurt. Sadie, Lyric Pork. Joplln, Mo.. July 4-0;

Crysial Park; Wlellitii. Kan.. ' 1 1-1 u: .

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llayvrnrd'.ft Hayward, Kelth'a New; Philadelphia,July 4-o.

Iliild ft Francla, Dreamland; N. Y„ July 4-8.

Hurt. Willie ft KilUh, Lafayette, Buffalo, July4,10.

Harvey. Harry, Crystal, Milwaukee, July 4.0.

llnrntab, Minnie, Kleelrlc Park, Newark, N. J.,

July 4-0; Hnvln Rock, New llaveu, Uonu.,n Li.

Hurl, Annie, Sana Hopcl Park, Chicago, July:i|i| Oedar Point, Haudusky, (>., 10-lU.

Hurt. Chun., Stone Hill Garden, Peoria, HI., July40.

Ilnyea ft Wynne, Pastor's. N. Y. a, July 40.llarcourr. May, IllaUd. Klmlra, N. Y.. July 4.0.

Hamlltou, Wiley J., Fast"Lake Park, Birming-ham. Ala., July 4-0 ; Casino, Atlanta, On.,11-1(1.

Hur'isiurt A Kane, Main Street, Peoria, III., July4-0.

Ilnyea, Tommy. Lakvmont Park, Alloona, Pa.,JtUy 4-0.

Hanvey ft Doane, Olympla, Chattanooga, Tenn.,July 4-B: Glcnilole park, Nashville. 11-10.

Hnwjrey, Chun., ft Co., O. O. I!., Chicago, Jtlly

Harrington, Dan. J., Casino. Blngliamton, N. Y.,

July 4-0: Mtinroe Parki Toropto, Can., 11-16.

HeeTey ft Meely, Palace, l/indon, Kng„ July 4-311.

Henry, Rugenc, Wolf Lake, Jackson, Mich.. July

Herrmann, Adelaide, Olentangy Park, Columbus,(>., July 3-0; Farm; Toledo, 10-10.

Ilellmnit, Hohmer Park, Montreal. Can., July i-0.lleclow, Cbas.. Falrvlew Park, Dayton, O., July

4-0; Reeve*' Park, Toledo, 11-10.

Henry ft Frnnelii, Pastor's, N. Y. 0.. Jnly 4-0.

Ilearn ft Isswln, Park, Alameda, Cul.. July 4-0;Novelty, Han Fran., 11-10.

Herberts (f>), riving, I.mm Park, N. Y., July4-0.

Heli'tin, Kdllh, Wlutergnrlen, Berlin, tier., uJly

Hcuiuii. Harold, A Co., Shea's. Blilfalo, July 4-0.

llendersou ft Ross, MMj Detroit, Mich., July4-0.

Hill ft Sylvanl, Paradise Boor, N. Y. C, July4-0.

lllll, Will. Luna Park, N. Y.. July 4-0.

Howard ft Anderson, Bummer Park, Lawrence,Mass., July 4-0.

Howard ft Marcno, Casino, Buffalo, July 40.Homer SlBlcra, Hobuier Purk, Montreal, Can.,July 4,0.

Hooker ft Davis,July 3-0.

lloldswortha, The S|iriogtMnk Park, London,dm.. July 4-0.

Hoe* ft I*e, Morrison's, Bockaway Beach, N. Y.,

July 4-0.

HooVkr, John ft Lillian, Albambra, Isondon, Eny.,July 4Aug. 81. _

Howard ft Alton. Standard, Ft. Worth, Tex.,July 4-0.

Howell ft Kmerson, Monroe Park, Toronto, Can.,July 4-0; Nona Park, Hamilton. 11-10.

Holt. Dan S., Crump's Casino, Macon, (la.. July40.

Holla, Violet, Morrison's, llockaway Beach, N.Y„ July 4,0.

Holloway Trio, Foreat Park, Kansas Clly, Mo.,July 4-0.

Ilolftoai), Lew, Capital, Heleua, Mon„ July 4-0.

Howard ft Lutllta, Dreamland. N, Y„ Jply 4-8.

Hnch, Kltmi ft <s)., Keith's., N. Y. C, July 4-9;Kellli's, Phlla.. 1'tlO.

Howe ft Scoit, Orplieuin, Los Angeles, Cal.,

July 3-10.llndnn A Lmincliniere. Drramlauil. N. V'„ Julyml Pnlnt ..r Pines, Ronton, 11-10.

Howard, Harry T.. Auditorium, Norfolk, Va,,July 4-0> • .

lion, Frshis's, A. ft St., Boston, July 4-8.

liowanl ft Bland, Brighton Beach. N. Y„ July4.0. :. •

Holtlia. Matlo. Rlaltti. Klmlra, N. Y.. July 4-8.

riiime, lloss ft IsMvis. Kmjplrf (Hhe|*fhPa Ru,sli|,

, Loadon, Bug,. JuJJt lEIu. . ..\^ .

nugel Bfo*., Crystal Park, Ht. Joseph, Mo.,• JulV-S-B.*

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ltiwHm. Chan, ft Madge, Meyers Lake, Oantnp,,ii., July an. •

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Illtijhrs. TVlm, Chutes. San- F.rsn.. Cal.. July 4-B.

Hyers. »lu»e., Kocky Polul, Pwvldeuce, R. I.,

July 4-0.

a ft Ryan, New Foreat Park, Little Rock.Ark., Jolt 4-8.

Irwin, Jaa.ptrlc4s.Park, Youngstown, O., Jnly 4-8.

JameM ft Davis; Lyrle, I.tnroln, Neb.. July 4-8.

Jarklofl, FSl., Chealnut Oroye,' Providence, R, I.,

J*ly f4-8. ' • - ' •'

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Jamesons, The, Olympic Park, Chattanocwo, Tenn.,July 4-8.

James, Clued. Henderson's, Coney, Island, N. Y.,July. 40

ennh

ft Mrs. Alfred, Farm, Toledo, O..

Ramoua Park, Grand

Jen'mngsj ft Itentfrew Four Mil* Creek Park, Erie,Pa., July 4/0..

Jenhlniai ftHrwelL Crystil, Denver, Co)., July 4 ft.

Jerome, Not H., Ryle Park, Paterson, N. J„ July

Jerotn'p-Meredlth Co., Proctor'* 23d Street, N.Y, c, July 4;D.

Jolrtrton * Dean. Albambra, Parla, Fr.. July 4-31.Jolinson ft Wells, Lyceum, Long Baanch, N. J.,

Joiaes'. Irvine. Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y.,Joly 4-u.

Jones. Hekry, Stone Hill Garden, Poorla, HI.,July 4-0,

Knrte, neonini, Kldrldge Park, Klmlra, N. Y.,July 4-ti.

Kelcy; Mr.July 4-A.

Kennedy ft Hnyrs, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N,July 4-0.

Kerfc, Walah ft Melrose,Rapid).. Mich.. Jnly 4-1,.

Kenioii. Dorothy, Kant Kml Park, Memphis, Tenn.,jniy 4-0,

Kelly ft Molr, Hmallwood Garden, Atlantic City,N. J., July, 4,10.

Kelly ft Violette,' Romona Park, Grand Rapids,

Kenyon 'ft De Garmo, Spring drove Park, Spring-Held, O., July 40; Falrvlew Park, Dayton, 10-

Kelly, Spenaer. Kellb's Near, PUIU., July 4-0.Kentiobel, Dlicrow ft Lorep*. Luoa Park, N. Y.,JUly 1-8.

^T" ~Kenny ft I loll Is, Lexington Park, Lexington, Mass.,

Jitly 4-0.Keeley Slaters, Glendale Park, Nashville, Tenn,,

Jtlly 4-9.,

Keiu l.er, M. J., Henderson's, Coney, Island, N. Y„Jtily 11-10. V

Kelrvy 8lsters, Chutes, Si.,i Fran., Cul., July 4-0.

Kiltie Trio; Pastor's, N. Y, C„ Jply 4-8.King, Billy. Cheatnui Grove, Providence, R. L,

JtUy 4-o:Kltamura Japs. Luna Park, N. Y., July 4.0.Klrolfo, Gus, Unique, Salt Lake City; U., July

4-0.Klelst, Musical, Lemp's Park, St. Louis, July

4-8.*

Klein. Oil lira,, ft Nicholson, Lake Grove Park,Alihiirn, Me., July 4-0.

Klein A Klein, Arch, Cleveland, 0.. July 4-8.Klare, Kalhrlne, Olympla Phrk, McKeeaport, Pa.,

July 4-8.

B»y City,

Martrune, Great, Cycle Park, Dallae, Tex., July

Msthleua, Jonllng, Carnival. Mathews, Ind., July4-0

i Washington Park, Michigan1

City, 11-10.McOtstlt Brow., Keith's, N. T. 0., Jul? 4-B.

Mc[Kiweli, John U. * Alice,

uaw. Allch., July 4-B.McKrnnon ft Reed; American Pavilion, So. Bend

lllil., Jnly 10-10.Mclntyre ft Heath, Keith's, Boston. July 4.8,

MoOullougbs, Musical, l.lndehwald Park, Horoll-

Km, 07,'July 3^0.

MeShaffreys, Musical, Orpbenm, Portland, Ore.,

JJUyM-U; BRoo, Portland, 11-10. . .. ,.McCoy *v Knight; Novelty, Denver, Col., Jnly 3-8;

Novel ly, Pueblo, 11-10.'

McDonald ft Hlllman, Grand, Joliet. III., July 4-8.

McCarthy's Dogs, Shea's, Buffalo, July. 4-9.

McCnnn Family, Idora Park, Yuuugslown, 0.,

July 4-B.McKlsslck ft Sfaadney, C. O. H., Chlcagu, Jnly

4-B.McCarthy, Myles. ft Co., Ingersoil Park. Dts

Molbes. Is.. July 10-10.MeCune ft Grant, Vancouver, B. 0., Jnly 4-8;

Grand, Victoria, li-in.Mertltt. Frank. Lium Park. N. Y., July 4-0.

Melrose, . Dreamland, N. Y., July 4-0.

Merrill, Bom, stone Hill Garden, Peoria, HI.,

July 4-8.

Meier ft Mora, Pavilion, Glasgow, Scot., July 4-

Stona Hill GarUea, Peoria, 111.,

>vens, Proctor's 234 Street, N. Y.

nonaldos"'(S)r Jack's; Chlcafro. July .1-9; EastRiverside Berk, Hagi- Kofl Park, Memphln] Tliin,. lO-ll),9&&m c._a a,'ffl-WK^,cago, Jnly 4-B.

irt,TNeirpt>rt; F

- Ylin.Rorjlhson. Ktiiel, Freebudy Park,

Illy 4-0; Brighton Beach, N: T., ..

IJulian. Forest Park, Kansas City, Mo., July

Rota 'ft June, Weuona eBacb, Bay Olty, Mich.,jnly 3-8. .

Robbfos ft Trenaman, Keith's, N. T. C, July 4-0.Wfllstera. Cheater Park, Cluclpuati,'" jnly

Ballet, Cleveland's, Chicago, July

Rocky Point, Providence, B. I„

OS; A|hambra. Hull; K..g.. u-lil.Mecusker. Iheg, Casino, Toledo.

It.

4-0;

J,,,Jidy 3-10.In Booth. Louise,

0., July

Y„ July 4-B.Larue, Talbot,

Lnrlvee, A. 0.,

M,La net to, 'Lima Park, N. Y„ July 4-0.I^onlinrdt, Orpliciun, Victoria, B.. 0., July 40;

tirpiieum,. Tacoiuu, w»sh., 11-10.U'vlim, Whiter, Monro,; Park, Toronto, Can.,

July 4-8.Lis. A Chapman, Mannlon'a Park, St. Louie, July.

Is» Roy ft La Vunlon, Oak Summit Park, Evanx-ville, tin).. July 4-8.

I.cwin, caprice, Riverside Park, Montreal, Can,.July 40.

la* Illrt, Minis,, Kleelrlc Park. Vlncennes, Ind.,July 3-0.

Le.Roy ft Woodford, Proclor'a, Newark, N. J.,

Forest' Park Highlands, Rt. Lonls,Rcvliia Park, Ft. Sheridan, HI.,

July 4.0.Leslie. Fslille.

Chester, Chestnut Hill Park, Pa., July

Forest Park, Kansas City, Mo.,

ToVLewi* ft Lake, Crystal Park, Denver, Col., July

a-io.•

I.o Roy, Marie, Four Mile Creek Park, Erie, Pi.,July 4-0,

LeoQlN ft' Leonard, East Lake Park, Birming-ham. Ala., July 410.

Lees, The, Bijou, DiUuth, Minn., July 4-0; Bi-jou, Marinette, Wis.. 11-10.

I.e Nolr'a Marionette*, Orpbeum, Tacoma, Wash.,July 4 0: Electric, Olympla, 11-10.

Leonard, Qua, Kast Lake Park, Blrmiugbam, Ala.,July 40: 1

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Leon, May, Luna Park, N. Y„ July 4-0 ; ElectricPark. Newark, N. J.. 1 1 Hi.

t^lih Bros., Orpbeum. Han Fran., Cal., July 4-0.l.oirtotis ' iS), Rocky Point, Providence, It. I„July 4-0.

I<cwln ft Ryan, Shea's, Buffalo, July 4-B.l.lhbey. ft Traycr, Mannlon'a Park, St. Louis,

July 10U0.Lindsay's Dog* ft Monkeya, Ry. Park, Jackson,

Mleli., July 3-B.Lowaudo A Wilson, Woodatile Park, Phlln., July

4-B.Lovcttticrg. Anna. Idlewlld Park, Buffalo, N. Y.,July 4-8; Olcott Beacli. 11-10.

Lowell, Sadie, Chestuue Grove, Providence, R. I.,

July 4-8.

Lorraine. Tees!?, Stone Hilt Garden, Peoria, HI.,July 4-8.

Lukena (4), New York Root, N. Y. C, July 4-B.Lytiell ft Butterwortlt, Kelth'B New, Phlla., July

4-0.Lyndon ft Wrenn, Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport,

Conn., July 4-0.Lynue ft l.eouard, Orpbeum, Riverside, Cal., July

4-9;Mason-heeler Co., Moss ft Stoll Tour, England,July 4-Nov. 18.

MsJealic Musical Four, Electric Park, Albany,N. Y., July 4-0.

Mac Vicar, Alice, Rlalto, Klmlr N. Y.. July 4-0.

Marsh ft SartClta, Proclor'a, Ni ,aik, N. J., July4-B.

Msrtiiiolll, Brighton Beach, N. Y„ July 4-0.Marions. The Luna Patk. N. ..'.. July 4-B..

Msnrro ft Shsnkliu, Weast's, Peoria, ill., July I-

Mat'soota. Luna Park, N. Y., July 4-8.

Wayne, Frank ft Co., Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y.a. July 4-o.

Mathews ft Ashley, Proclor'a 123th Street, N.Y. C. Julv 4-8.

Mannings, Original, Doyle'*, Atlantic City, N.J„ July lT-tO.

Mantell'a Marionettes, Unique, Astoria, Ore.,July 4-0; Kdlsuu. Salem, 11-10.

Mnwliall. the Mystic, Lake Msssabeslc, Manches-ter, n. it,. July 4-o.

July 4-8.

Kollar ft Seymour, Lyceum, Ogden, U.,Knkln. Mignonette, Wenona Beacb,

Mich., July 3-0.Koster ft Clio, Casino Patk, Knlotitai/>o, Mich.,July 3-8.

Kohl, Gus ft Marlon, Gurernatnr's, Atlantic Clly,N. J,, July 4-0.

Kumln* Trio, Point of Pines, Bpston, July 4-0.La Tour. Irene; and dog, "Za««," Carnival, Tren-

ton, N. J., July 4-8; Carnival, Plttsbiirg, 11-

Ln No|e Bros., Kellb's, N. Y, C, July 40.Lit cihlr ft West, Crystal, Deliver. Col.. July 4-0.I.tissner, Iss', 0. u. II., Llvlugslon', Mou., July

Lawrence, Al.. Keith's New, Phlla., July 4-B;Keith's, Boston, 11-10.

Lti Ito«e, H.irry, ft Co., Kellb's New, Phils.,Jnly 4 0.

Ln Veen ft Cross, Norumljega Park, Boston, July4-B.

La Velio ft Grant, Monte Sano Park, Augusta,Oa.. Jnly 4-B.

Lawrence. Mae, Rlalto, Klmlra. N. Y„ July 4-0.I.itPiotilsf, The, Rook Springs Park, K. Liverpool,

i}:. July. 4-10.' '

Latum, Mile, Reeves'' Park, Fostorla,4-B: Farm. Toledo, O., 10-1(1.

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Ln'Tell Bros.. Guvernntor.'.s, Atlantic Clly, N.J.. July 11-10.

La -Toy Tiros.. Boyd's; Peru, Ind., July 4-B.Ln - Mollies, tho McBetb. Park. Lima, 0., July

:iO; Iteisl'B Ijike, ilrjiui Ropbis. 11-10.LnngUon;

,Bardie, Suburban, Garden, Ht; Louis,

July 3-b;Latrioht'ft Bolim, Guvernator's, Atlantic City, N.

Henderson's, Coney Island, N.

Park, Weet Ounce, N. J., July

Chester Park, Cincinnati, July

. 0., July 3-B;Chester Park, Cincinnati, 10-10.

Melville A Howard. Dreamland, N. Y., July 4-8.Merlan's Dogs, Keith's, Boston, July 4-8.

Meyer A: Mason, Savoy. Victoria. B. C, July 4-0.

Mldgeley ft Carlisle, Wenona Beach, Bay City,Mleli., July 3-8.

Mitchells. Three Funny, Keith's, N. Y. C, July4-8; Keith's, Boston, 11-10.

Mills A Morris. Young's, Atlantic City. July 4-0.

Millard Bros., Bill ft Bob, Riverside Park,. Mon-treal. Can., July 4-10,

Mlstelioe Girls. Islington Park, Lexington, Mass.,July 4 n.

Milan! Trio, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. X.,JUly 4-0.

Miller ft Kresko, Lemp's Park, St. Louis, July4-B.

Mmison ft Qnlnn, Acme, Norfolk, Va., July 4-B.Modas, 'The, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y.,

July 4.0.

Mnrrln, Maoley, Coney Island, Clnclonatl, July3-8.

Motoglrl. Palais D'F.te. Brnssells, Bel.. July 4-31.Moore ft LlttleOeld, Temple, Detroit, Mich., July

4-B; Shea's, Buffalo. N. Y., 11-10.Moron, Pauline, Proolnr's, Newark, N. J., July

Musber, Houghton ft Mosher, Henderson's, Cone*Island. N. Y„ July 4 0.

Mcwatt'M (61. O. Oi II:, Chicago. July 4-0.

Morris ft Parker, Glendale I'ark, Nashville, Tenn.,July 4-u.

Morris, Joe, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y.,July 4-0.

Monroe ft Page, Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. C,JUly 4-0.

Mourn Comedy Four. Lexington Park, Lexing-ton, Mass,, July 4-0.

Murphy ft Wlllard, Hpriug Grove Park, Sprlng-neld, O., Jiily 3-B.

Murphy ft Nolan, Forest Park, Waterbury, Conn.,July 4,0.

Murray, Rllsnlietli, Keith's New. Phlla., July 4-0.M utility ft Iturvey, Polut o( Pines, Boston, July

4-0.Murphy ft Palmer, Ry. Psrk, Rye Beach, N. Y.,

July 4-0.Mullen ft Cnrelll, Shea's. Buffalo, July 11-10.Mnrrelhi, Mile.. Lima Park, N, Y„ July 4-0.Mudge ft Morton. Tlvoll, Us-ds, Kng., July 4-0;

Rexeut. HiltorJ. 11-10.Mullen, ft CoreUI. Wenona Beacb, Boy Clly,

Mich., Jul/ 4-0 ; Shea's, Buffalo. N. Y„ 1I-1G.Nnyilon, Itos.-i, Fretbody' Purk, Newinrt; H. I.,

July. 4-0.

Naxailo, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y>, July4*0.

New York Comedy Fonr, Talatinegn Park, A tile.Iioro, Mass., July 4-0 ; Henderson's, Coney Is-lnud, Nv Y„ 11-10,

Nlhlo ft Rlloy, Slui.iy Lake Park, Peeksklll, N.Y. Jnly 4.0.

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Nichols ft Croix, Palace, Boston, July 4-10.Noble, Horace.. T.. Slqneblll Garden, Peoria, 111.,

July 4i8.

Nnrtnaiis, Juggling (3), Temple, Detroit, July4.-P..

Norton ft Russell, Southern Park, Pittsburg, July

Olson Bros., Robinson Park, Ft. Wayne, Ind.,July 4-8.

Hurl, Allele Purvis, Southern Park, Pittsburg,July i ii.

Oil*. (4 1. Polut of Pines, Boston, July 4-B,• ilto Bros., Caalup, Roaiuike, Va., July 4-8.O'Brien, Love ft O'Brien, Jacobs', Peoria, III.,

Jufy.4-0...-.' ' ',•>>.<

O'Hhftrte ft Burnette, Proctor's Clh Ave,, N. Y.0.,'jUly 40:.

Owens ft Duncan, Variety, Kallsnell, Mini., July4-Aug. 8,

Parker's Dog Clrcua, llanlou's Paint, Toronto.Can.,- July 4-0.

Painter Trio, Luna Park, N. Y., July 4-8.Panama Hlaters, Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. C,July 4-6.

Palfrey ft lllll.-n, Keith's New. Phlla.. JulyBeacli, Bridgeport,

Hippodrome, London, Rng.,

Putts-

Mn.lcJipk 13), Liiiia Perk, N. Y. C, July 4-B.Moivay ft Seabrltbt, Crystal, Milwaukee, July

Mallltind. Madge. C. 0: II., Chicago, July 4-8.

Mardu, West. Kml Helabls. St. LtuilS. July 4-0.

Mnreu Twins. Point of Pines. BtistWi. Juft 4-0.

Mack, .lick ft Myrtle, Gluts-, Billings, Mon..JulV 4-B.

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Milieus ft Gartclle, Henderson's. Coney Island,N. Y.. Jltly 4-O4 .

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. vllle; 'Pk;. Jnllr '418. --<Mateel's .Bos Reliefs, Orpbenm, Ia* AngelM, Rlee Family. RIveHnn i'ark, Portland, Me., July

Oil.. Jhly 4-0? '4-8. •

Mack ft Klllott, Falrvlew Patk. Dayton, O.. July Rlaniw 14). Casino. Toledo, O., July 4-8.RtXKow .Mlilpels. Morrison's. Rockuwav Beacb, N.. Y.. July 4-B.Rover ft French. Godfroy's Pavilion, Grand Rap-

id*. Mich.. July 4-B.

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nochttart. ft May. Arrb. Cletelr.nd, July 4-B;Fetilon-B, Buffalo, N. Y., 1110.

I'nrtter ft Keller, PleasureConn., July 4-8.

Piiiillurttl A I'lituo,

July 4-Anir. ISPenh Comedy 1 Quartet, Qalnstgamond Park, Wor-

cester. Mdsn., July 4-o.Perry, Frank L., Orpheum, Seattle, Wash.,. July

Pewit" Paradise Roof, N. Y. a, July 4-8Pelletier, Dora, Olentaugy Park, Columbus. O.,July 4-0; Hprltigbrook Park, So. Bend., Iad„H-10.

Phillips. John, Rocky Point, Provldeuce, R. I.,

July; 40.i , ,

Pierce ft Malzee, Norumbega Park, Boston, July

Finders, The, A. ft S„ Boston, July 4-0.I'nngo ft Leo, Shea's, Buffalo, July 4-8.Pott* ft Potts, Darnoy Pork, Allebtown, Pa., July

4.8; Park, Trenton, N. J.. 11- 1(1.

Powell, Hurry, A, ft S.. Boston, July 4-0.Polk ft Kolllns, Hippodrome, Liverpool. Kng.,

July 4-8; Pavilion, Glasgow, Scot., 11-10.P.mull Comedy Trio, A. AS., Boston, July 4-9.Prior' ft Norrls, Frlts's, Portland, Ore., July

Preston, C. L., Reeve*' Park, Fostorla, O., July3-0.

Proteann, The. Keith's. N. Y. 0.. July 4-0.Purtla, Jsa. It., Brlttonla Park, Ottawa, Can.,

July 4-23;Qnlnn, John, Keith's, Boston, July 4-0.Raymond ft Osverl.v, CO. H„ Chicago, July 4-0.Kanietta. Coney Island, Cinclnautl, July it-0.

ltumiey Hlattrs, Four Mile Creek Park, Erie, Pa.,Jdly 4s0.

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Racine ft Raymond, Klrby'a Park, Wealport,.Md., July .4-0.

Rackett ft Baiard, Freebody Park, Newport, R.I., July 4-0.

Raymond ft Trlccy, Lyric, Joplln, Mo., July 4-0.Raven, Richard, Proctor's Otn Ave., N. Y. 0.,

July 4M>.'.

Rawic ft Von Kaufman, Novelty, Denver, Colo.,July 11-10.

Raymond. Alice, Farm, Toledo, 0., July 3.8;Lakeside Park, Akron. 11-10.

Raiisetla ft Be Lair, Avon Park, Youngatown,Oi",' July 4-0.

Renos (3), Broadway, San Fran., Cal,, July

Reno A Rtchardi, Farm, Toledo, 0., July 4-9.Rentes (3), Auditorium, Norfolk. Va., July 4-8.Renos (4), Casino, Toledo, 0., June 4-0.Relter. Curl, Chutes, Sen Fran.. Cal., June 4-0.Reynolds ft Watson. Keith's, Boston, July 4-9.Rents, Cliua. R„ Hohmer Park. Montreal, Can..July 4 n.

Reed ft Shaw, Medford Boulevard, Boston, July

Rerktaw, Dan. Electric Park. Marlon. 111., July3-0.: Robinson's Park, Ft. Wayne, Ind.. 1010.

Remain Sisters. Auditorium, Norfolk, Va., July

Rice ft Provost, Paradise Roof, N. Y. C, July4-B; Keith's, N. Y. C. 11,10.

Riley. Frank, Hanlon's Point, Toronto, Can.,July 4-B,

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Rice, ft Cohen, Morrison's, llockaway Bench, N.Y„ July 4».

Rice, ft Winters, Rocky Point, Providence, Ii. I,,

July, 4-J>. ','

Rich,. Jack ft Brrlba. Hoosac Park, No. Adams,Mass.,. July <.j>:

Richardson, Lavrtider, Tumbling Run Park.vllle; 'Pk;. July |'4-9.

11-W..rlngbhh

»-ti; Mvt-rs Luke, Cahtnii. .

Marlow, PUinkett. ft Co,, sprlnghank Park. So.

Item), iiiii,, July 4-8.Marline ft Balmn, Proctor's HI Ave.. N. Y. 0.• July IB. -

MoAtoy, D»D., Brighton Beacb, N. Y., July 4-8

Rol

Rose. Edyth,3-10.

Roberta (4), Empire, San Fran., Cal., July 3-8Kuisell; Grace, ftucky Point, Provldewe, R. I.,

July 4-B.Rtmsell, Ida

July 4-8.

Ruff ft Cuslck, Lemp's Park, St. Louis, July 4-B.Russell ft Dunbar, Casino, Denver, Colo., July

4 ft: Q. II,, Colo. Hpr|ugs. 11-10.Riiakell, Phil ft Carrie, Oxford Park, Annlston.

Ala.. July 4-0. ...Sato,, Q. K., Tower, Blackpool, Kng., July 4-30.Hajtuma, Hehileraon's, Coney. Island, N. i„ Jnly

Suuturo ft l(arlow, New Family, Rest St. Louis,III.. July 4i).

Savllle Sisters, Godfroy's Pavilion, Grand Rap-ids; Mich;, July 4-9,

Sng-rlu, Herr, Forest Park. St. Louis, Jply 4-0.Saudeyson, Carl W., Norumbega Park, Beaton.

July 4-o;Sailor ft' Bkrbaretto, Morrison's, Rockaway Beach,K Y„ July 40.SatcoRtk, Little. Luna Park, N. Y., Jnly 41),Selienvli Bros., Keith's New, Phlla., July 4,8.Bchults, Chester, Chestnut, Hill Park, Pa., Jply

Seymour ft Duprtfe, Albambra, Pari*, Fr., July 4-

Seahert, Al.. Dreamland, N. Y„ July, 4-ft.

hhflmoii's Dogs, Imperial, Coney Island, N. Y.,July 4-u. '.

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Sherman ft De Forrest, Morrison's, RockawayBeach; N. T., Jidy 4-9.

^^Sheridan, Billy, lamp's Park, Rt. Louis, July

4-0.. .

Shesu ft Warren, Morrison's, Rockaway Beacb,N. "Y., July 4-0.

Sliaws, Aerial, Delmllng's Park, BockawayBeacb, N. Y„ July 4-U; Luna Park, Coney Is-land, 10-10.

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Shannon - ft Dixon, Reynolds Park, Muskegon,Mich., July 3-0; Davidson, Milwaukee, Wis,,

Simon Girdorr Co., Brighton Beach, N. Y., Jnly4-0..

Simpsons, Musical, Ceioron Park, Jamestown, N.Y.. July 4-0; Morrison's, Rockaway Beacli, 11-10.

Smith A Baker, Monte Sano Park, Augusta, Ga.,July 3-8; Casino, Savannah. 11-10.

Smith, J. W„ ft Matlle, Ellis Park, Ottawa, 111.,July 3-10.

Smith ft Campbell, Kellb's. N. Y. C. July 4-8,Snyder 4 Buckley, Masonic Temple, Chicago, July

Splnseli Bros., Cellar Point Park, Sandusky, ()„July 4.-0.

S|s*ssardr, Big., Luna Park, N. Y., July 4-0.Stulil, llisse, ft Co., Kellb's New, Phlla., Jnly

4^9,.St. John ft I* Fevre, Lakemont Park, Altoons,

Pa.. July 4-0.Steln-F.rettn Family, Proctor's, Newark, N. J.,

July 4-h. .

Stewart, Avon Pork, Youngstown. O.. July 4-8.Stitdio Club (Jimrtol, Wooilslde Park, Phlla., July

Stanley ft Brockman, Temple. Detroit, July 4-8.Stew.trt ft Rn.vmun.l, Riverside Park, Montreal,

Gnu.. July. 4-U.Stanley ft. Le Roy, Garden, Lima, O.. Jnly 4-8.Stevens, Edwin, Temple, Detroit, July 4-8.Stein-Erelto Family, Proctor's, Newark, N. J„July 4-0.

Sliuoiit.ft, Ln Vitrdo, Woodlynne Park, Cnmdeo,N. J., July 4-0.

Stuirts, Musical, Lafayette, Buffalo, Jnly 4-8.Stlrkney. R/iht.. Jr.. Luna I'nrk, N, Y., July 4 0.St in, it, Relle, Shea's, Buffalo, July 4-B. .

Htrnltton. Wm.. Chestnut Hill Park, Pa., Jnly. 4-0.Stanley ft Wilson, Keith's, Boaton, July 4-B.St. Claire Bisters, Proctor's 2.'lil, Htreet, N, Y. 0.,

July, 4-0.'

Sunctnro Family, Godfroy's Pavilion, GrandRapids, Mich., July 4-8.

Stiiiimerville. Amelia, Shea's, Buffalo, Jnly 4-B.Swleknrif. Mr. ft Mrs.. Kuiplre. Edinburgh, Scot.,

Jllly 4-9; Ciuplre, Glasgow, 11-10.Swor ft Westbrook, Bon Ton. Halt Lake Olty, U„

July 4-8; Empire, Ogden, 11-10.Tahnr, Hadji, Forest Park, Konaas City, Mo.,

July 3-0.Taylor, Mae, Perk, So. Framlngham, Mass., Joly

4-8.

Tasrott, Dreamland, N. Y„ July 4-B.Teilaro, Crystal, Milwaukee, July 4-6.Tccbow's.Catn, Farad ha? Roof, N. Y. O., Jnly 4-8.Teuipietiin. Clarice, Valley Park, Jokuslowu, Pa.,

July 4-o.T'lmrkton, Great, Willow Grave Park, Pa., July

Thompson ft Serbia, Pavilion,. Charlotte, N. Y.,July 4-8; Casino, Charlotte, 11-10.

TiioniHoiii Harry, Pastor's, N. Y> 0„. July 4-0.'llppell ft Kllinent, Duke's, Santa Barbara, Cal.,

July 4-9.Tnblns, The. Chutes, San Fran., Cal., July 4-0.'

Trask ft Rodger*,- Chute*, San Fran., Cal., July

Truiiiiiiiioiir Four, Alameda Park, Butler, Pa..July 4-n.

Trejosr, Henderson's, Coney Islaud, N. Y„ July

Tsii.la, Southern Park, Pittsburg, July 4-B:Usher, Fannie ft Claud, Myers Park, Canton, 0..

July :i-l(i.

Vassar Olria (8), Cheater Park, Cincinnati, Jnly4-10.

Van Fosseu ft McCsutey, Reeves Park, Fostorla,()., July 4-8.

Van. Gladys, Casino, St. Joseph, Mo., July 3-0.Vardaman, Empire. Seattle, Wash.. July 4-0.Van Bros., Olcott Beach, Olcott, N. Y., July 4-0.Valrnora. ft norlon, Hendenon's, Coney lalaud,

N, Y., July 4.9;Van Leer, May, BHou, Norfolk, Va., July 4-9;Vedrr.irs. The, Lake Grove Park, Auburn, Me.,

July 4-8.Vlnella, Mon»„ Luna Park, N, Y., July 4-B.Von Oofre ft Cotrely, Lyceum, Ban Fran., CaL,

Vrooman, Dick, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y.,JuV 4-0.

Watson, Lew, White Oak Park, New Britain,Conn., July 4-8; Park, Mllferd, Mas*., 111(1.

Waddells. The, O. O. II. , Chicago, July 4-8.Wagner Sisters, Nona Park, Hamilton, Con., July

Watson, Harry B., Kelth'a, N. Y. 0., Jnly 4-9.Wayburn's Girls, New York Roof, N. Y. C,

Jujy 4-0.Wall'. J. Turner, Oncograph, Spokane, Wash.,

July 4-9. .

Wayne ft La Mar, Guvernator's, Atlantic Clly,N. J., July 4-8.

Ward, Dolly, Lemp's Park. St. Louis, July 4-8.Ward, Chaa. B.» Olympla Park, McKeesport,

Pa., July 4-u.Waldorf ft Mendcx, Electric Park, Vlncennes.

mil., July 8-0 ; Suburban Garden, St. Louis,

Wnlj, At., Paradise Roof, N. Y. a. July 40.Waters, Jan. n.. Cook's Park, Evanaville, Ind.,. Juy 3-8; Central Park. Allestowa, Pa,, 11-10.Welcher, Lynn.. Spring Grove Park,, Hprboileld,

O.. July 4-0. - -—•.'

Welch , Jaa. ft Cclla, Weasfa, Peoria, HI., July

Wellaell, Jaa., Alameda Park, Plttabttrg, Pa.,July 4-B.

Weston ft Raymond, Falrvlew Park, Dayton, (>,,

July .3-0;

Webb's, Cupt., Seals ft Sea Lions, New YorkRoof, N. Y. 0.. July 4-B.

West. John A., West Ktld Park. St. Louis, July

West ft Van Slcklen, Point of Pine*, Boaton.Jllly 4-B.

Werner ft Lambert, Lemp's Park, Bt. Louis,July 4-8.

White. Slunrt, ft Co.. C. O. H„ Chicago. July 4-B.Willie A Simons, Avon Park, Yiutngstuwn, <)..

.July 4-B..'..•"

While: limilp, Chides, Han Fran.. Cal, July: 4-B.WheMer Sls(ers, Chestnut Hill Park, I'o., July

Williams ft Gordon, Bljnn, Osbkosb, Wis., July

Will*, Retrelle X., Rocky Point. Pmtldeaee; K.I., July 4-0.

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WHncrles. The, Guvernator's, Atlantic City, N.J." Jul* 4-Bi, '. :

•••..-.Wilson. Alt. ft Mabel, Steeplechase Pier, Atlan-

tic City, N. J.. Jply 4,8,'

Williams ft Melbnrli. Idora Park. YoUhgstown,0,,-July 4-0.

William*, ft Gordon, C 0. H., Chicago, July 40,

July 9.

New Brit-

July 4 0;

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W^arDtVto.'PiWfarVlhwatt.'N. J„ July

f 1"."""" Riverside Fark. Montreal, c.u., visited them end were royally

» p I • iV ' :

Ida VI. CAati writes (mm Cape TownJune 7, ni follows: "The Stnley Transfermillion Co. : Alice Pierce, Iht Throe

Mcr, oj A Tttjp to tub Bo*. Notes fi

>rt. Mr, Gerard Wn.wrlTtWi ahoTWataort

Setmdsli'Bi comedy.

ML wWch will M tut vAldrusli triydollnext sensorf. Mr, Gerard iiWrH

n.i^'S F"01l: Bbaemt ft DoasA'a Com-aixrjr Snows.—June S7 we nnniraa in fi.

ESsS"* . 'V? two PerforSMcey Jo ?Ksmallest attendance Id their history Wo" eatertalned.

alcian visited

Wlre'ln *Bert Park Pottstown P« i„„ a„'

. £ff Pumiukl&^SSiS^J^ita ,0 ' s'

, '",d Bmiatonc. Oakley und J« IUn^WBfe- ffiaWHN.XWi »«- Wf *•: MM 8* Bantelle's Cl?cu» at Homer. N. Y* ^«ulcln Krnllk arc sl.il drawing vcrj .

Wood 4 Stone, Queen City Qarucnu. Blralra. N. SEJjLr.T' .afte1 cl°sjng over tha Western louses nt the Tlvoll here, lu spite at the '"* go"**"".* Ipn.t—."tlw ship ttavtal Droit pianist: John I.Ockhart and fred Hnrtey,

.a'Sft ', SJnffiL* JSP"!* We nre bonk<'«' «P solid bad' weather. This theatre nin ontv he ilk

wrt?cke«!"'.. ,\

XVa Cnmpbcll. nianuger of the 'anYa- turn. Wo aro all well and happyWood, Mil

:* Mamie. Avon Park, Ynnnjrstown, SI1 ' 1 *"»• «• when we will nail for Loudon. m~i i„ „ ..,„,," , "*v „ y Hose Rydell Extravarmntn Co., liellevos he and Thk Dm Uklubik la a welcome vIMor

O.. July 8-9; Sprlngbauk Park. Bo. Bend., Ind.Ea&- and the continent.-

~uUon l cnad to a doll a house, aa pretly aa ran will have one- of tho strongest shown In the Fridays, its well aa the tuun In white, which«. i I-;*, n n it r^., » . i.,£.?J

B3 FnoM TKE Brows Family Rotai,"e """"I ,n '»•* town '" 'he world. I,eun- Imrlesinie wheel next Koason. r.piicnrs regularly.

Woodward V. P. oleottS uUi9,n v liaJ »I™E

-S,—

W

£ n.

re tT^»"t In out «rd Haym-s' Co. la ptaylngat the opera Umw >'':^}ti^ANi>nAU., who are In their alxtli,," J- Mw.nmv, recording secretary of the

Julv 4™ * ' *Y" l!w ,?ln' allowing In a tent, to bte l'«re. to fair btislnea*. bill there la practlrnlly wc<$ w»th the trvlnit Trench Co.. alate that i;arkerabur|, W. Vo.. rwnnvolent OrUer of

jiisiqess. we are gotng throuRh the' coal "° Ollwr ontertainmcut lu town. Xho great- ,n« l

/, ,'»,Bl«B «nd toutriiw nets are meeting Amerleoii Tlgera, Junjtle No. 1, write* : "Wo

.„ ,,„,. y nm«l« farec that abotinits In entirely t\tw O'lfarn. bualneaa manager; u.'

.'^"""v,'"" »f hi, mi>r pf „„ nrlglual brand. Berwick., Jus. O'llitvu, Cocll W

lues, mill rhr llrst act la laid 011 an ocean ateamer, Evangeime O'llara, Cmnkllrt A.very big Iwiiml for t'ngland. and the accond la laid at rlaoti Slstera, llui Culbertaoh, Ag

Noma mom O'iiAju 4 Watbqw's BwVjM-mmtJ.ji Co-, utw* oauraa,--" - • -

irjfflroBla. ritir foittr irrciuahd Wataen, proprlBturs and mAaafeti ; Jag,

Morrison and" 'Bison, Llttl*

Drooka. Mor-Agues Hurton,I? r ... I tin .*«-

liilv i.ii» -"--»», «. i., •— "»i»u vntB, Knowing

Tarr^k, Pryctor'a laoth Street, *N. Y. 0., July ARcimf MSumwl? oMUlnola, and will re- f

Bt sensation south Africa has ever seen with big Kitrpessihroirgh the middle West. »•'•• nontlnuo to proKpor. Wo nr* my aorrvabotit Oct. 30. >>n» hcen made by bugeuc Saadow. Ho opcnnl Mabib Waiifiglp. of Mnsmi and Wiirtleld. •<' ""J' *hiit we have font two of our brotheri.

„, „f the Fear MarToMcs, »t the Umpire, Johannesburg, last week, and S!WQ .J hove lteen wilder n physicians ''• y^ngf «J»o l*«n»r«l D. IMtnian, whoTo aft Ollle. ft Bro„ 8nonrbah Park. BU Louis. Si'JL

ttiS Mx'P tim * Rnlley C'trcas, writes- "« honaes for a whole -week have been i'?rc

.',,r 'ho |W»t four monlhs, nt Jtlilem. W. departed this life on June Jl and 1IB, reapec-

joly a-0; 0. O.^H.. Cbicap), lo-io.. Dr if" si'oon. of the troupe of aerlnllsta. record ones, Dockings are as far aa ten » «••, mit I have fully recovered, and will be Jtv*ly. At preaent we have only ono m«m-

»a the rond again next season. Tho team ha* ,Hjr »n the alcK Hat, Wo hnvo over threereceived aohir very good offers. I celebrated !>»"df'd niembera In good standing nnd moramy nineteenth birthday on .tunc 10, nod ro- J«lnlhK every meeting."

Earrow, Trio, Orpboom, San Fran., Ctl., July 4-0;Lo* Angelea, 10-23. .

Zaranos, The, Baolon'a Point, Toronto, Can.,July 4-».

Zarnei, TUe, Lnaa Park, Ooaey Island, H. Y.,

Zosr, Luna Park, Coney Islasd. H. T., July 4-0,

j i r- -.-..^v. ... ...ci.iuii mill iiit-illlllll, '" " •"•« ""'», vi lur. ,n-iMumvi\ UI1IBIUQ Vi •„»-/ ,,nB*«vmv I'lvm-iun,inn, when the above show rcccittlv exhibited llt Sundow, Marba and Verity have been erent HiTinire. Vycllsl. writes: "1 wna engaged

eelved runny handsome presentsrrlfos

there. He la the first porson to master It^otes rnou Andrew Dow.me's Showk.-

ihc show Is sell] dolrig a phenomenal busl

favor lies. Iliel

and remarkablei :ike 1

1 thellnstow la

r rapid patter, lively songi "' Chester fart, iMnclnnatl. O,, for tbo munllile nerobatic dancing hare "' Juno, giving my bicycle dive, which la pro-da uc lugpublic by storm. Georgegoing better each perform

... pro-natutred to be the greatest nttrnctlon overpresented there. Xanager Martin la welliiesi, although we have had r8ln every day Baa*..

.*,.l, «— ..... «,»., ..iuih. „. , jojt ,.B .

thlB week. At Attamont. N. Y., we were !** "oil Daisy Donncr nnd Madge May- Plcaiscd with Its drawing powers. My wife laZoUs, Whirling, White City, New Haven, Oonn., con>pel«d to close the ticket wagon on ac- llel<1 Ma both wondcrfnlly clover dancers, featured In her forty foot ladder (live, nnd

Jbly 4-9..

count of a rush of people, and at Coxsackle J'he Koklns, ihe Knlamboa (who nr« ns big '"la

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Ortii and Friin report that ihsv haverecently closed a very auccesaful wesson withllydi'H Illne lllbhon Co. The fornlor wills|ieml the Hummer nt Atlantic Citv and tholatter will go to Mt. Clcmeua during theuinnth of July.Crank Iluoriinia write that thev were

not at floylc'a Theatre. Atlnntlc Clry, Inst

Zimmerman, Willy, Paradise Boot, N Y,Joly 4-9.

Zbika 4 King, Proctor's Bth Ave.Joly. .4-9.

count of a rush of people, and at Coxsackle J he Koklns, the Knlamboa (who urn ns big hue nindo n chnrmlng Impression upon tile Jf'THs *" w«a nnnoiinced, but arc upendingN. Y. C, we had the same kind of business. CharleB fnvcrltes tu> over), Hutb l.ytton. Chaa. Ash- crowd." Hi* Hummer at their home at Syoiattfl.. I.

« - „ r,?rk

J* ,?lLr.. ll079. driver, m coming on the down and tho sketch. "Tlie I'nrson and the . Xotk* from John W. Vcmiki/h Bio Citv ,'{

nvV ImvAia. oho armed acrobat, closedN. Y. 0., lot at Catsklll. fell from a wagon that he Mala ' (played by Geo. llnstow nnd Itnth Mixshiki.s.—Tim following singers hnvo beeu V 1" 1 /'"cler'a Mlnatrela In New Hnglnnd^^^^ was driving, nnd fractured hla leg. He was I-ytlon), and the clever thonght wading engaged: Harry f.elgltton. Knr) Oath, <3eo.

•'""rp lr, ' n"u played two MteflaaaM weoka

Immediately taken care of by ourmanagci-, "' Mllo.-

Olivette' ninke upMr. povfnlc, and he was sent on the 12 World and Kingston, nnd

iDft 1 (Mlf^ o clock trnln. In care of n nurse, to the lios- Fletcher are due next week+ VJV VVHIVt pltal nt Kingston. We arc now headed for Johannesburg. Urough's Cu

New Jersey. Ilia Malesly's Theatre, Johnnhto..

j i SnB8-,\efkuii Co. has revived "Hid Hcldel «li.«'ii(r contingent ever carried by a alaiilar „ HS Tl,,5

<.

,,mri,nt,!0 nn<' Tru,t Company,5ZZ . ' . 3 3 . liurg" nt the Sinnrtnvd, and Waxman Is uin- orgarjlintlon. Tho vncnl nortlon of tbo enter- TrH55 ° r

.,l10 Dreamland t'o.i and (leorgo

ITl I \rt* 1 1 /. i1f>(M1C " ll"''I|1 -',VH '" viddish nt tin- Ualety The lalnmcnl will be nudcr the direction of Hnrry A

-'^"et", the miter announcod that he had

II.I9V>II||I1VVII9» Wh€der-Kdwnrda Co. Is ploying at the Opern 1^'lghton. Th* opening perfinmnnco will be l;m'oha"«v! "" ?' the property and stock ofHouse, Pretoria, nnd James Welch Is mi hla Blvnu about Aug. 15. 'J

10 38 "each l,nnd Company for tlfitoMOiMaiihii and Sartrlla wrlle : "We are S W ,P ron,lr,y ?f« located l.una Park nnd

booked up until 1 noil. Next Menaon we ao "''vernl holels ami smnitrr nnmaement feat-with 'The Sleeping llenuty and tho lloasf

'"''" Mr. Keaaler said that he would let theCo. Hose Hartolln will play the- beauty, and ESSfE? "* W !: '". for th« preiont a« anKdw. Mnr*h will play tho president (nart

'uvcHtiiicnt following thla announcementcreated by Johnny Page)." ^ f""

1 '' another that tho Itenlty Asaoelntea, aMaiivhm.k and Oi.bahon open July 4, for

holding coni|iany for Hip Title Guarantee nndthe Hummer unison, on tho J. W. (ionium jJKJ IrBEff*! t

n,,rt'«an«I from former

N6TBS FROM AL. F. WHBELBn'S NEW MOD"el Shows.—We are now la our eighth weekand have played to excellent business everelnce our opening, conclusive evidence tbatthe wagon show la not a thing of the past.Roster: AI. F. Wheeler, manager; C. E,

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The Oriental Herb Curb Co.. No 2.wa

i?t0 <;fl,X!

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'f°wn- The Empire nnd Tl-nwDici . m. r. .1 ucen:r, uiuniigcr

; v, a. „n»ti«i fnl. 11,. «,,m»,», ,..„ ,«, ..'„ .' voM a general mnnngcr and booking agent,

Wheeler, treasurer: Sol. It. Kldreage. superln^ ?P °,i2

r!,"°

SJ'mme

,

r J,,no 28'at Broct«n- Kdcar Tlynlan. Is in America at present, so

tendent ; Chas. Splcer, in charge of canvas; '"•' wlth ,ho following roster: Dr. Win. I suppose there will be plenty of 'Xunks'John Labountle, boss hostler; Gus Payne, Herbert, lecturer and ofllce worker; Mrs. coining out here very soon"

and talking clown; Russell Bros"' casting derson, magic and" marionettes; Sadie Her- hecn enjoyingV vucutlbn of sevcrnf'wcc'kBnet, and Prof Wheeler's troupe of dogs, bert, spirit cabinet, and Baby I/loyd. Wc "'.'he.Hot Springsponies, donkeys and baboons. Side show, under the management of John L. It<"

Great Eldreajge, Are act; Lottie,charmer; Prof. Weston, magic talking"Melrose Maid ;" Reh's Punch and

"

several Illusions. Our band andIs under the direction of Prof. M. .

and includes the following muslclaKMrjvlirn Al It* Wfionl.^ 1. I n*.

will work In Illinois until September

circuit of puvknCHARI.BM DnviiKN. foot and

writes : "I nm meeting with

Hettntor John McCnrty and ciiarlra Hart,hand Juggler. {"I""

'"""'«<• C"l alkty-olnlit lots which ail-

aucccsJ dollig J'."' MM* I'Mfl. "n Inn \Vest Twolflh Htrect

wisaa nm *"^. »viiu|iju uiucivitiurj , aj. Afc. w»* «'" u'iuuui .*<iLtii<:iii i iru l 1UI lilt; OUI11* ..

i•»-• — •• w,*.*, — ......

Kldrcdge, Al. F. Wheeler Jr., Leroy Dckln, mcr, after spending the Winter Ih Southern "itmctlons next season."C. M. Rood. Lcland Wheeler and Jas. Russell. California. "Sport," a high diving dog, ,, \' lK Church City Qiiartrttk (Koehl.

purchased from Harry Dickerson, of St. "obimnn, Wilson nnd O'Sulllvan), who re-

Ixjuls, has been added us an attraction. The «>ntly closed a successful season of twenty-five weeks with Uhb Hill's (Western I

hnve signed Willi

Advance: Geo. R Pickering, general agentin charge of first brigade, with two bill post-ers; Chas. E, Shepnrd, In charge of secondwagon, with one assistant. Our season willextend to Oct.. 1,Notes mom thb Great Wallace Shows—Wo I

twentybusiness.ered, D,2<u runes traveled, and in every ..and city where we have exhibited have been all Winter, and everyone has enentirely satisfactory. The executive staff health, with the except!la: B. H. Wallace, sole owner and manager; our blace face comedian,Chas. j B. Corey, business manager; laid up with a serious caseBernard L, Wallace, treasurer; Col. Phil, rheumatism and other coirl.llswortb, mankger of vaudeville annex; Al. Dolsun, press agentHerald ' Fltagerald, press representative;, Days of I'oinpcli," has

'

John O. Talbott, ndjustor; J. B. Dallcy, '

master of'transportation ; Wm. Oldkuow,

boss canvas man, with one hundred and fif-

teen men : Al, Morris, steward : John W,Morgan, chief detective. Among the perform-

me booked solid for a yearWilliam J"

Theatre, Chi _the VaudevilleSept. 1.

HtHrted to descend Ihu stairway, Ham-

dog Is a fox terrier, and proved to be a ,

splendid lumper. Hosier of company ; Dr. Iiaispy II-oollKan Co., hnve signed with Ax.nir DrXMONT writes: "I rcroutlv closedlOilwiim Davis, Dr. II. C Stlcklicy, Pearl '•ou's "nblc shnlckerbockers for next season, five iiurewdil weeks at the Lyceum TheatreBerry Davis, Ed. FHnk, M. C. Menlo, , ZA¥3u&..tMm'i

will Join bunds with I'lilliididplil,!, and have plenty of good wor«""- — -" '..... --. ~ . -. r.».. \v mil.... -«.i .iiov will lu, a.u.n m.i i.. r,.n,.„. " _ v * B

Haiirin, lessee of the Iruuuols ' ''.bjf "V, V.

n,.,,*,

'!f' "no '•" l l>P','l on a

cago. will chnngn lie in2 K£a!,%,"S«,.*2 hendlotig. HI.., was lalien

lie Tbentrc. It will bo opetifld H2? " fKr a""!**"* dressing of tho In-opunod j (lry"llAREDEVIl

We have been out nine weeks of this, our Billy Behan, Minnie Myers, Daisy Myers, -1" - ".

Dllhje, and they will he seen next to follow." -

euty-fonrth annual season, to excellent "Shorty" Woodson, Ham. Smith aud "Hob- aennon In Miss Lanonu's sketch, entitled Tub /.aiiuow 1

slness. Ten States have already been cov- son." The company will tour Washington. '"V,

'" f Manlcuro Parlor." IntnulucliiB with his successed, 0,270 miles traveled, and in every town Oregon aud Montana. Business Was good Jngr'nif. flub swinging nnd Imitations. risen, nad we h

worn

Trio write: "Our net metnt the Orplieum. Hnn I'rnn-re rc-cngngiMl for nnolher

nalnc Is A.

Jhc gap"l'nrk, T«

whoso real(Mhtklanh,II. I.acni', fell while "lonulng

on his bicycle July J. at Klectrii:l'nrk, ">nllsburg, N. ,I„ and fractiirutl Illsrg. lie was taken to tho Orange- Memorialll',«pllal.

(jouiBN and Matki, who recently closed

Pnru'B "Burning of Home," as geucriil busl- I'nuerlnl llurlcsquo (.0. will iio on n luoro \. Y„ for Ciu Kuminer. Most rcturnod from AUioiibjuir, IIohIoii, Muss, ns aluso dlrectrossI Weill for my lionltb. "' ' lxe,« l

'"X *&#&*** Iheic, on Juno yii,

. preicnlisl with a gold w"cn lis llfly-e ghth amnion ontled, She or-

ftBfr»ftjJ

l1fi!LiwLfifiB.SffS^ "?lIc!f<J hendcil cnue by H. Allen Bu|akl." VAIS!?.'.'. .

,.!!°1 ,!L ".lJ'l"l ""' on,lrn R«"ami. fol-

ncss reprusenlative. G.. E. Baymond hns also «W*«la scale than heretofore. They will West Baden, where I

been transferred tu the same company as "'»".make '< special feature of their boauty Whlln' I hole 1 was prcompanymailugCr.Notes from the Bi;itfii-:ii Exposition Co. for their beuuty, grace and

§

voice. Amung Haiuiv Martinb, of 'Celly and Marline. '°wl»« on tho Inst twenfy wcrka of (ha pre-1),,- III in- nil u onirniri-tl n I'm l.llllnn llui ItttMM ........... .,. . ...'...,., V »•-.. »..,,. !.„,. a.,„ u ,,„ .•,,,1.1,... ..!..,... .,...'

_ Jlgli jumpingcake walking horses, Including St. Patrick, ern Avenue to West Fortieth Street, embrac-Major McKlnley and Bbllllantlnc, and Zln- lug a portion of Garfield Pork and a tractKarelin. The clowns aro : Royer Bros,, Jurvls of innd, comprising twelve acres, known aaBros., Lou Maone, Wm. Henchey. Ab. john-bod, Nichols and Sterling, Al. Singer, JackConelll, Wm. Dbrney, Sheppard and Hugo.Prof, Bronson's concert band of thirty menscores strongly everywhere. In the concertare: Archie Itoyers' Minstrel Co., JurvlsBros., Al. Singer, Hnxel Earl, Orr and Marre,and Durand and Wheeler. The vaudeville

Carnival Park, will be ullll/.nl. in addlllnnto this great carnival and street fair therain Pyrotechnic Co., of New York, willproduce their great success of Manhattaniieueii of last year, and greatest spectacle,"Last Daye of Pompeii," In which tho ser-

vices of DUO people will be required.''LiTTMl Japan," n complete Japanese vll-

dor l am pending the Summer on their runcunear Hinsdale Valley County, Mont.

Rivkrto.v Park, Portland. Mh., openedIts sctisiiti Week nf June 'M, with J. W, Gor-man's Inibuiiiil Vaudeville Co., to reportedlarge business. Tho following ucts werelisted: lllcc and Elmer, I lowly und Leslie,Kldrlil, John Muyon and Co., and Klelu, OttUniN., and NIchoiKiin.Tub 8tao Theatre, Pnrkersburg, W. Vn.,

hnn been remodeled nnd fitted with balconyand everything up to date. Business con-

k of .1 uin;

Dnneourt,.

Irena DeHcarbert.

circuit. Week of June 2T we woro at the l,"'i' ,'hnw*d a borne. Novelly Park openedNew Pnrk Thcntrc, AlnmedH," if,""? Wi ."nilor tlin munniteninnt of MattJackson, Alien., Eaui.bh give a -MldHiini- ""M"1

' ihoinan K, Kynn. fl well knownThe Gasklll Co.

'

nii-i- festival Allg. 1 to II

furulsli the iitliiiellon.

IlviiNM and Wiisr were Ci.ii'I'i.r cullers

iN/rforuipr,'hnli liV'eti vcry'sYcit lit HI. JohciIIi'mllosiiltiil, but cxpecla to b» nut In u fewilnyii.i>iii.->ii ,>mi ITI.BT WCIO I I.IITUt CIIIICIK-•-.-"

July 2. TUey hnvo left wee'ks of July -I lilul xl" K\,;

}},An!'. r "'I'li.'Hices lhat her iimllici-,

11 otien. Miss West to visit her mother nt ?,,ft MUH ('"«l'R'l', <»"d lit her; hftfno ntNt. Louis, and Mr. Byrne 10 visit bis brolli- ' h' "dolphin, Juno Zl, »t splfinl meningitis.St. Louis, and Mr. Byrne to visit Ills broth-ers :il Corning, N. V. They slnlu Ihls Isllio first oiten lime (hey have hud silica llitll.Miss ttest boci.inc n member of (he Aelirs'Kjniil nf Auieilca. while playing I'Dalor'aThenlru, week of June 27.

- ...nrflilB.Ili'NTjJtt and Moonar, Cr/mcdy dancing Jug-

glers, who arc meeting wlllt MaePMM tllrOtttlli aniidil, oiieiieil nt nivflrslilc l'nrk, Moiilrc/il,July 1, wllli other «»"il work to fiillow.Notes rnou Atlantic: Citv.—Artong lira

packed with patrons. By a miracle only onoboy was Injured in the blow down, and howob but slightly hurt by one of the side poles.No afternoon show was given, and the night

HoSimHa

It necessaryWinchendon,and cool tor ..

Mara^ierlte Gregory, our seven year oldtrapeze performer, who fell from her bar In ness has been, big,

wrestler called al Tub Cr.iri'BH office.l",P">y no jemiiig icmnin nue in n oig musi- Kiuhk LANO, ntil of Golhiim t'omedv rh'Sax Vim^ Ncnmius Wild West "LPWaLS**™' l8 to °>MM' ta ^"'"*° wrllCs frotn Hydncv. A.m., Ju.m 5 : 'Vhavo

,,2.7 J?"",!"""'"',"'««

i'[""W "'• ••» '<»

w, whTch will shortly take the nihil.i iVnY iffii fy i« hi i» c„iveK(nn -r.,

""""wl '» A^lralm with n cotni.any nf my ,

.^kI

,

)1 J;''"-*»

r,rl,JM » ,;."»i Nov«lly Then.

[/buy It Mooiib. formerly ureas agent nf L*«|iy doolbv Is ill in Oiilvcstnn, lex. own, riinn hg Amcr can vniidovlllc and mil-'"'.Denver, Col., July 4/'

iPbeU ifto*i^n!»|rtl|

,iM oVl. i: 8&** hume^ wllprc ,,,; has been for some slcl Comcdlit. and thus fnr eveVylblig has JtiVI atffiV"J

K"'™'"* writer "Wabeen very uucccssful. Muy 1, nt our Sydney V ""1' '" Mobloy Park, Home, (In., Juno 2(1.

homo, a little son was born to us." • ,y!,r.tfr '"""'"It a week nt our home, Kansas

Down ANii HiisiB Lr.vi.vo wrlio from Brls- ;""• ,v0 n

Pu"r," Ju, 'f ;t - nt Klectrlc Park,

bane, Queensland, Aug., June 1 : "All Is well'<etiveiiiviiiih, Kim., tor ono week, then wn

ere from London after £"L.

\

hcAl^X clrcu '*' "P»nlng at Don-In. and have opened

VLriJ°!- J,lly H.!Tho roster of the show Is

Franklin"WSbTU 'W Tnnn 2r. has noariv »« follows: Hnrry W. Dawson, proprietor and

will shortly resume work with her slater. Mrs.Belle Clark, with "Black Beauty," andFranca Reed, with "Juliet," open the bigshow programme, nnd this double menageact is one of the real hits of the show. Mrs.Olga Howard's principal act receives tho

Doty, pianist ; Miller and May, In n comedyskelch; C. B. IloblnBon, character comedian,'

and Hank Bitters, In charge of lent, withtwo assistants."Tub Orbat Bkiitini arrived on Saturday.

n>-... !,,_,,,-„,•--:, :injr-"H.«~ ta»a June 25, frotn Hurope, and was a CLircnn-

'Xm^nl8

'the^tbe /who never''flSf to pints <*»« Mona6J- "1 «",

now ™n?l« cr""5 «f«»

S™Y 1,rl. u,0_ovI never, ran eo dicumi

f{0[0 Rcvern | rnrnlviil compunleu una fairs

Orphctim circuit.

La Ci.aih and West write: "Wc are pre-senting our rapid Arc talking act with biguncross on the Crystal circuit. Miss WestIs also here, her singing being well received.Wc have lost only one week out of sixteen,nnd that Was spent nt St. Louis, seeing theWorld's Fair. Wc ore booked solid Into nextyear over the Western circuits."

Hauiiv Ki:i:i.i:ii. lute of Sullivan and Keeler,has Joined hands with Joe Watson. They

, Wc hnvo contractu for threeyears ahead.

"

IIolmkn and Waliki.v write: "Arier play-ing fifteen weeks over tho Edison and Lnng

,

Hthaht and Mtinriiv, Irish comedians,Write I 'Wo opened nt Houston, Tex., forfour weeks, mid Mir net proved h big sue-ess. Wo go In Ft. Worth for two weeks,

I lieu we go on lira Lungfirinill "for t'w'c'n"lyweeks. Ho urn Imoked solid until Derem-

Ed. Hush for next season.llAiiit; Pi.-intAS writes: "I have been en-

gnged lo upprnr us a feature In my linrrmiudlnleet sluulng nnd dancing ml, nt tim Tlvoll

are: The HeUman Bicycle Trio, the Marl- iSTutT^^'mSiX'WS^SCr"^!' negotiated "" pwaenllng a new act, which bus beeu

WhUe •jShn^wfftS' ft" Ss.St.'ixu. Jea. *B&Wi^W^ nefot",,w favorably recelve,l.'rhe team has signed with

Mariv n?h» •HgH. j'v S52U*S*3S "C'iianb's Quick Ukfkhf.nck Atlas of tub

Geo™ £**- f**L « .*«**.jy'iyj WORLD" Is siild to be especially suitable lor

^jSft&tdSS®^ rzg&uspsst e',c %S stuid'^Fred Johnson and Jim Sternon" Each Is de- «"»""J'«

lRL""Jfi''„;"" B,lou,a "mc dedly original as a fun maker. After two Src4

J? ' "S.,5* .., ,,,„ tllP hlirHtamls In Vermont these shows will. return h^ ^tractlot^MlIto Iloblnson Am,'^.

nieut Co., und I am dolug a turn uwny busi-

ness."Jean Mei.viu.b writes: "I am In my fifth

week with Phil Hamburg's Parisian WondersCo., and nm making a success with my spec-

tacillar Oriental dancing production, en-

titled 'Sullivan's Dream.' This is my thirdseason with this show."

i IlAnuv HARf,, of the business staff nf

Pain's "Last Days of Pomiwil'' nnd "An-

Jo Massachusetts for a week, and then goInto New York for n, brief stay.Notes rnoM CAr. Stewart Bio Fair

Ground Show, which la organizing at FortWayne, Ind.—Wc open Salurdny, Joly 9.pur tent will be 00x00 feet, our cook tent,-'0X10. We will carry sixth lengths of blueseats, and six lengths of reserves. We Willcurry eight colored nnd eight white perforra-ers, and use two singes and advertise twoshows in one. We will use two fronts, 20ft.ilffh"Can

circuit*, we lift Portland, Ore., bv steniiier;for San Frunclsco, aliening at tl'lc VictoryOpcro House, Hun Jose, CaT„ on the Umpire,circuit, for six weeks. Then we Blurt buckEast, over the Cr/slal circuit of fifteenweeks, opening lu Hiile Lake City. U., Aug.IB, Our Western trip thus far has been verysucceiisfiil.

Hum* W. I'uahi, inimical comedian,write* • "I tried out my now act, 'Tho<.rii|iliophoni: Klrnlglit Mini," ut Hye, N. Y„last week, finil II unit with Hiiiccss. This

.XlH^k'cd^.p'mY^ 1«'ve

v•sV*

l

«,l wi'^wT j^*m"1ugk*, "»,;';, ik'EvSand Oxford Music Halls, In London, Kng., to IbaiTlrlMt

1^Tttw ^Zul^'S'" 1

, VS? •J,ri,,l,M .",r *""""

open Clirlslmas week." cdlati."l ^ weeks. Point ut PIiiph, Nnrutnlsfaa l'nrk

III.. It. WllKLAN ANII MAI.DH PlIBM'H a ro "" "'

W* "•"""- M*df«rrl Piivfiloti. wnut Lake Side Park. Imlwwu Marinette, WIS.,

nil Kmiouainin (Eva and Nelllo) wrlln:"Wn arrived In New York Juno JO. fromLiverpool, Eng., ami openiid 27 wllh (lur-mnn s Iniernatlonal Stars, at Med ford,

i.'f'.i i

We n.

r.

8 hooked for twelve weekswith this combination nnd are featuring oureighteen Inch wooden slum dance thatbrought us fume In England."

I nil Mozart Commit I'oub write: "Aftnrdus tig n successful smison of (lilrty-fntirIL'fil'Lfkf la/I ll Wil.il/.ta 1

,! U.......I...., 'a

„i,i .S,C, »W,, .V" lT l1? S^aa ^S clent Borne." In Wllkesltarre. Ph.. writes I

£L^,?J.t',» l,,c

;.,.01

}? ifflft.yilSas "I have been elected n life m.mb. r nf Ih*

'nil,oWU

I.ii1 ^LP^LSS£?t^3S&m Wllkcsbarro Press Club, un bonnr uf w lit. I.

other will read "Madumc Crawford a , am 4,.K.u. oroud."nal South Corollnu PlnulaOon Shbut- • am 3ust

|>"ro""'

, , t . .

CMTheOriginal South Carolina Plnnlatlon Bhbufrera. Ed. Mngner will lead the baud and or-chestra; Wc will travel In our own special74ft_ cur. We. will open nt Fort WaynC Julyo, playing on? day Btands tor four weeks,&•,.*» Play fairs In Ohio, Indiana andMichigan.

— Al. BeRBley writes: "I have signed to

S ahead of the Mvilile Harder Hlnck I'd,

stern,' next season, Banter ft Hull, mnmi-get*. The company will open Aug. 8, at Pr-

Cana, 0."

Jack and Mvrti.i: Mack, after cloningeight weeks ut. the Aicnxur Theatre, Denver,Col., opened July 4, at the Globe Theatre,IIIIIIngH. Mont., wllh Helena, Butte and Spo-kane to follow.Can Mathews, trap drummer, Is playing

at Oakwood Park, Mendvllle, Pa., with BertCutler's circuit' band.

Herrbut Swift, who has been In a lioipl-lal for three weeks. 1ms recovered sufficient-ly In go about again.

Hali, and Weston write: "Our net, 'TheSllenl WHiM's*.* Iih* met wllh success cveiy-wlirrc. We lie v»> some cxiy|ieii( time linnUed "

. v.i»i,ii; ALIiIhton anuoumvs that tthvt nHUrcesKful tour of the Southern tlrcuil slur HeacWill return lo New York tor a few weeks'rest, dud then will leave for the Western

», i'

litis1 iiimi twelve weeks of HiinVnicr Milr'k's blinked

11 1:111.1 HBIll 1... .. ,. ..... -I At*A .. Il .—IV-

21 B%dKL^&Tt^P r"eua «^™™$ fe^S3"&iy resort will continue to SeptII. J, Powbkh writes: "f at

centric tramp comedy, entltlW« nre Jlnlna; n new co-

ed "frnulili'S ofy company « players for the season oY ? 2?"!!l w? P"w ,w» weeks open be-

llfo4.(»r„",{T

will o"mnrfl

ear

'rTy 7n NareibS tlTRa^^S* '.^/'"Ti,*n''P" "1 '

wlllt the pest burlesuue mid vaudeville show !!!!! KSZStt. t,l

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n.\l

H.

w <,"k VL »"> «t

I I III VI' I

engagedlour HiMAR.acli

song*, reports meetingTkxana HiAtkrh Infii

rest, anil then will leave for the Western Tkxana' Sisters Inform lis Hint bey open l\%JSl?,3LJU&L ,? H

l""' ,,"!• mUl t' 1 '-'

'"t^TIH„:i: LCL,, (rty8 . uj.o are at Rocky ZSttlT*?" ^ '"?WM"HTZrf'Z^"^ ™ *"'* '"1 "

Point. Provlilelicft' II. I„ this week, have '

(H)hm: ulr.w Ih slunm»rl,i^ uJ n , t , 1 1 a -'''Wc Qi'Mi.Ht, of His Al. fl Flebi Mln-iPl with aiis.Hlll tor ue\t gfR ...whc^ g%"tlCTWl»^ "*

^Vm-Rt'of 'lu'XZW' »WfSl

454 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 9.

SCISSORS TO GRIND w*Pretty MamlMY JAPANEILetMo Call u Sw< th. ip* One© Again

oat big.

An Irish wstrz Song,

By CIIA8. BHACKFORD. Clrver.

By 8. 0IB80N COOK,Boston's Popular Composer.LAMB and 0HR1S. SMITHBr ARTHUR J,

(Smith and Bowman) NOP BED..

Copies and Ore heat rationa to pro-_ _ fesslona s sending up-to-date Pro-

namaea. ORCH estra leaders, send 10 cents for pro-fessional Orchestration, with piano ace. to "Solasors toOrlnd."WiMIH JACOBS, w Trembnt St, Boaton, Mau

Doi.ru and Susie Levino Rend Tub Clip-feb numerous presB clippings from Australia,

where they are now playing, nml the papersthere are enthusiastic In praise of the net,

columns of commendatory notices havingepprared concerning It.

y.rnv.u Whht, of Byrne and Wert, whileplaying I'astor'a Theatre, was made a mem-ber of the Actors' Fund. The team reporthaving great success In the East.Tub Timer Jackrons are this week -en-

Joying 'n lay off at the home of Mr. Jacksonnt Frccport, III. This Is his first visit homeIn seventeen yenrs. The trio opened their

Hummer work nt Atlantic City. June 18, andwere, week of 27, nt the Chicago OperaHouse. They have 81. Louis, Little Rockand Chicago to follow.

Haiit Ford writes : "Am in camp In theAdirondack Mountains and bavins; a great

time. Deer are as thick as tiles on a hotday. I own a sailboat that I've nutned

TUl Clipper, in honor of Tub Old Hum-Aiii.E, and It has mndc good, too. for I've

run by all the sailboats up here, whichshows that anything with the name Clipperen Is always In the lend. The Adirondack!'« a great place for the actor to spend the

Summer. The good rest bo can get will puthim In good shnpe for his seiisou's work.Wii.mamh and Mkluurn, who are present-

ing their act on the Ohio circuit of parks,' are meeting with satisfactory success. Theyare booked solid until Hept. 12.

Ammonb ash White played twelve biic-

cessful weeka over the Crystal circuit, theuopened at Lemp's Park, Ht. Louis, Mo. Theyare booked up to Bent. 10, In the larger

parks throughout the Middle West.Susie Ooudwin writes : "I am playing a

two weeka' engagement at Olympic Park,ChnltanooRO, Tenn. I spent one day atIxiukont Mountain, and also visited the Ridgeund Cliicknniauga Park. The park contlnueito do' good business. The Klve Hanvnrds, Intheir fly lug aerial act, arc booked here forthe week of July 8, Manager- Dakln se-

cured several big feature nets for the outof door entertainment on the Fourth.!'

Atlantic City Notes.—The latest addi-tions to the theatrical "bunch" stopping at

the Crawford are Hilly Van ana JohnMuckln. jue I'almer has selected Mr. Mack-In as assistant In his swimming lessons.

Thev also give nightly exhibitions on the

porch In buck and wing dancing. The Deauquintette also renders many delightful num-bers. The Juvenile l'enny Ante Club hasalso been formed, mid consists of: Hilly

Armstrong, Joe I'almer, ("has. P. Edwardsand Howard Robinson. Abe Levi, ErnestHoffman, Jos Myers, Billy Van, Doc Arm-strong, Annie Armstrong and Annie Brennenform the Dig Chief Ante Club.

' At. W. Davis, "the German politician,'

reports mestlng with unusual success on the

Southern circuit of parks. He Is at Olym-pic Park, Cbnttanooga, Tonn.; this week,,Ds hibiimb, magician, whose work In Eu-

rope has placed him among the hcadllnors.

returned to America June 80, for a abortvacation. He wilt open return dates In Bu-rope Sept. 1. _Josephine Badil arrived from Europe

June 80, after playing successfully In Paris,

France. Next season she- Is booked solid lu

America, but she will return to Europe for

the Summer of 1905. where sbe Is bookedsolid to 1007, In England, aa well as on the

continent.- Till Bradporph report meeting with suc-

cess presenting their new act, entitled "AHot Tiuio In Coontown." They are bookedalmost so!ld for the Summer.

EDNBY HlDOH AMD WALTER finiFVlTIt, tWOwell kuowu advertising ngents, are taking, a

rest at Bunch Hill, in the hills of Carolina.

Both have sinned for next Benson with well

known attractions. . ..

Chester IUimoN Is writing a twenty-minute playlet for Joe McCarthy, a well

known sporting man.Tun Iiakkb TnmjrK report great success

with their now cycle act. They write: "Mr.Baker, who was formerly of Armstrong,Baker and Armstrong. Is at the head of this

troupe- We have had filling engagementsof two weeks' duration. An accident onThursday. June 28, was our drat slip for

some weeks, and was due to n wet spot, ontrack, which threw live riders, renderingthroe of them, Myron Hokur, Oertrudo Nor-ton nnd Hturu't Fronze, unconscious for sometime, Mlas Norton getting the worst of thespill by having a heavy motor cycle run overher twice." _Willik AMD Inn nAnT write I "Wo were

so successful presenting our singing anddancing not nt the Lafayotte Theatre, Buf-falo, N. x\. thHt wo were engaged to stay In

stuck for three weeks, to leud numbers andplay parts."

MAnvBi.i.K and Olbason, In their sketch,

"Brother Tom's Friend," have been playingdates successfully. They are now on theUorinnn circuit of parks for the Summer.Edward Lkri.ii) and mi.lh. Cariiib nlay

Ht. LouIb this week for the- fifth time since

April. Mr. Lesllo Is making a grant suc-cess wllh hla new act, "Before the Judge,"written by A. 10. Steers.

J. < Morton- Hahris and Aritok Mkrloreport that their new act, "A Woman and aFall," la meeting with biiccobs. They arent Lincoln l'nrk, New Bedford, Mass., thia

weekNat Hi.qusom, eccentric comedian, opened

on the Tony Lehimkl circuit Ht Pueblo, Col.,

June VI, .*•

N'auki. and Adams, novelty duo, reportmeeting with success.' on the Pacific coast,where llioy «ro presenting their now comedyst •..,'

John' J. FIauiuvuton, dancer, Is spendinga wtek at Ilek'licrtow n, 'Mass., as the guestof Margaret Towne and family,

- Aui'illK I,. Oniii began a four weeks' en-gent .Inly 4, In "Itome on the Pike," at. tboWorld's Mr, St. Louis, Mo.

Uowi.atr and Gay write : "While playingMonro l'nrk, Toronto, Ont„ week or Juno13, wo were prcseuted with a Scotch lingby Prof. John C. Green, of Ottawa. It willbe used hereafter in our stage sotting. Ournew net, which has been greatly Improvedwith Scutch bug pipes, Is meeting with suc-cess In the parks."

Burnett and WKYKnsoN opened their Sum-mer Bcasun week of June 30, at PaxtangPork, Hnrrlsburg, Pa., and were at MunroePark, Toronto, Can., week of 27. Theirnet has met with success at all the parksthey have played.Millard lliioa,, singers, dancers and ban-

Jolsls, opened on J. J. Flynn's park circuitunc 20 for fourteen weeks, with the Keith

circuit to follow.Ansel and Adams write .* "We have closed

our Pike engagemeuts at the World's Fair,and signed for the season with the De KrekoBros.' Orientals, making our second seasonwith this show."Raymond and Tricky write: "We closed

our Eastern park circuit at Nona Park, Ham-ilton, Ont., June 10, and opened at St.Joseph. Mo., 20. We arc booked solid untilnext May, over the Crystal, Long and Cali-fornia circuits."

Anuf.linh Norton and Paul Nicnoi.soNopen on the Burke circuit July 10, in theiruew net, "The l.ndy and the Pugilist."Frank and Wakdo, comedy rlug perform-

ers, began two weeks at Luna Park, ConeyIsland. N V.. June .2(1, and their act hasproved a. success.

Dp. Rose, female Impersonator, writes: "Ijoined the Dancing Freda Co. at Carbondale,I'n., June 20, aa a special feature, and ammeeting with auccess. Thia is my secondseason with this show."Tub Chapman sisters (Lulu and Gala-

ten) opened at Exchange Concert Hail, Daw-son, y. T.. June 18, Indefinitely.James IUrarm, tenor, signed with the

Gus 81ms Minstrels for next season as aspecial feature. This makes bis fourth sea-son with this company. At present he Isen route with Sims' Summer Minstrels undercanvas.Tub Vim Bros., musical comedians, are

playing a Western circuit of parks, and willcommence their dotes In theatres early InSeptember, at Pastor's Theatre, New York,They are this week at Olcott Beach, Olcott,

William J. Patton states that he willhereafter work alone, doing character com-edy parts and featuring his singing and danc-ing. He has signed for next seaaon withBoble's Knickerbockers.

In man writes: "I am booked for the en-tire Hummer season at parks and Summerresorts. Week of June 27 I played MidwayPark, Mlddletown, N. Y., and was the feat-ure of the bill. I was then engaged by Mann-f:er Llpfeld to appear at Mlddletown Fair,n September. Weeka of July 18 and 25 I

will appear at Guvernator's, Atlantic City,

'Thelha Madden writes: "Charles Mc-Carthy's production of 'Fighting the Flames,'at Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y„ has proveda grand auccess. The people who do the divingIng from the burning building are: ThelmaMadden, Merle Blrbalndge, Helen Frederlch,Hugh Dexter, George Bowman, Fred Carroll,Chss, Dunbar, Walter Croaskey and EarnestWilliams."Walter O. Brown and the Kills Sisters

report : "Our new act was n big success overthe Walter J. Pllmmer circuit. We openedon the Joke Wells circuit at Norfolk, Vn.,July 4, with other good work to follow.Jessk L. Lahky, manager of Leon Herr-

mann, sailed for Europe on Saturday. July 2.Tun Oardity Bisters are In their sixth

week at Flscber'a Theatre, San Francisco,Cal.

Knw.Min Klein, formerly of the teamknown ns Klein and Nelse, has joined withhis brother Dnve, and they will be known aaKlein and Klein. They will appear for thefirst time at Cleveland, ()., week of July 8iwhen thev will present a new sketch.

Pete Bell, of Bell and Henry, who lawith Forenaugh A Bells Bros.' Show thiaseason, writes: "I won a ISO wager fromDanny Ryan and Lancaster, doing tblrif-bIx double somersaults over elephants with-out a catcher."Bxatbicb Gambles, soprano, la meeting

with success on the J. J. Flynn circuit ofparks.

Eddie Horan writes : "I was held over fora second week at Riverside Park, Montreal,June 27."

Fiutd Pilot, of the Pelots, writes: "t met QtP'with an accident while playing- Forest Park,Kansas City, Mo. I dislocated my rightshoulder, and we bad to cancel all onr workin the West. At present we are at our homeat Atlantic City, N. J."

Gio. W. Thomas, who recently closed •successful season with the Kentucky HelleCo., Is now spending bis vacation at LongBeach, near Gloucester, Mass., where ho hasbuilt a Bummer cottage.

Eabnp.st Latimori, of Lot Imore andLeigh, who Is visiting his parents la Lynch-burg, Vn., will open week of July 10; atGrand Rapids, Mich.Nothb from Hyde's Comedy Co.—We are

now In our eighth week of .the Bummer tourthrough Maine (our drat season East),, and-have met with the most flattering success.Our business has been fine and we have hadpleasant visits from many members of theprofession who are resting In Maine. Chas.K. Harris and wife, and P. D. Hlgglns andwife, of the Harcourt Comedy Co., visitedns at Cnstlgan, Me., June 10 and 11. Mr.Harris had hla thoroughbred trotter -withhim, and It la n beauty. We go under can-

Tiie Elk Lodge, No. 475, has leased theold opera house at Greensburg, Ind., and aregoing. to make It tbelr future home. Theyare spending $18,000 In remodeling the build-

ing, which will be one of the finest lodgerooms In the State.Clark Boss writes : "I have dissolved rav

partnership with SSelda Marston, and willwork alone for the present."

' Ben and Dot Zarei.i, band balancers andwire experts, write : "We ara Introducing acarrying and unlcycle ride on the slack, nndare booked solid until next May In the lead-ing vaudeville houses."

Jas. Dalton announces that he Is playinga Summer engagement at the Arizona Camp,World's Fair Grounds, Ht. Louis, Mo.The Hartford Sisters write : "After clos-

ing a very successful season of four monthsat the Howard Theatre, Boston, we openedon the J. W. Gorman perk circuit for elgbtweeks, and then we will return to the How-ard for the entire Winter. Our new act, en-titled 'Snap Shot," Is a big success, using spe-cial light effects.

Eddie Johnson, formerly of the FourWebbs, bos joined the Prentice Trio, wellknown comedy acrobats.Raimund and Good, who recently opened

at Kalamazoo, Mich., Casino Park, were re-engaged for two more weeks.Murphy and Nolan, "The Irish Alder-

men," are at Keith's Boston Theatre thisweek, It being their finishing week on thecircuit, after which they will reopen onFrank Melville's park circuit for the Summer.They will present a new net, entitled "Grav-ity, written by Ted Brentbn. They arebooked until next June.

II. K. Wenrich writes: "At the concertrendered at Babatla Park, Taunton, Mass.,Sunday, June 20, the following vaudevillepeople participated : The Penn Comedy Quar-tet (Mil thews, Wenrich, Gehrlnger and Mar-telj), Mnx Rltter. black face comedian, nndDnn Anderson, Illustrated songs. The com-pany, under direction of Mr. Robinson,played to large business. After the per-lorninnce a luncheon was served."BOTH Wvley and Dklla Wylson, "TheRadium Girls," are on the Jake Wells park

circuit, and report success. They arebooked up till Sent. 12.Hazel Burt, who has signed with Charles

!'!» .n!iph '? *° 1° Londoil «nd South Africa,

will sail In August.Ai.nKici and IIowabd ore meeting with^9* J*g ww* tbey presented theiruutcn act at the East New York Music Hall.

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1the old time minstrel per-

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- ft MTeral week»- w'th can-

,K tLftP*«i P recovering rapidly. He&"» bad three surgical operations.

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J? i?081?* (?dn* •nd «n>mle) write:

Suu'."ffinffi»ln<r tlW —" W"h the 0us

*33£ AND c*«"» Rdssbll write: "Afterclosing a successful season of forty weeksaWrlJy* Wisconsin, Minnesota, m"tmi^KtBmi and Oklahoma Territory, we

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V5rt"5 ?«,V, T«nn7 for '"<> weeks, and

29 ffcQWJM Park, Nashville, ftwo weeks,

vas Wednesday, July 0, at Lincoln. Me., andexpect to open up In a blase of glory. Wehave a 76ft. round top with 00ft. middlepiece. " Our stage Is 18x30, with full set ofscenery, and Is lighted by gasoline (100caudle power) automatic lamps, and oneof the finest fronts ever put up by a vaude-ville company. We have a good route bookedon the Maine coast and the outlook Is very.

Sremising. We flnlsh our season In halls,

iily 2, and lay off till 0. Our roster Is:llvuti Twin Sisters (Arlene and Leslie), vo-calists and acrobatic dancers: W. B. Emer-Kiin. monologue and Irish comedian ; LittleLola, contortionist and sand dancer; Ant«wine and Babcock, Illustrators, and Hydeand Leula, comedians; Curl Way, leaderof orchestra; Ben Moody, master of prop-erties; Joe Wood, boss canvosman, withthree assistants: Billy Mann, In advance.Homer and M. Adelaide Power, after

closing their dramatic season at Sioux City,la., entered vaudeville, presenting their ownrefined comedy sketch, "A Female Pader-whlcky." We recently finished five weeks overthe Lubclskl's novelty circuit, and are thisweek heading tho bill at the Imperial, Lead-ville, Colo.

Ci.ut W. Grant writes from AtlanticCitt: "Though my recent 'ad.' In Tin Clip-per I was enabled to Bccuro one of the great-est concert bands In this country. 1 havethirty hoys selected, enclronc a soloist. Thebaud will give concerts at tho Inlet, morning,noon and. night. My .wife Is busily engagedhero ' auperlntvndlHg the making of over twohundred costumes, to bo used with my twoshows uext season, both of which are bookedsolid. Mrs. Grant will spend two weeks ofher vacation nt St. Louis, after which shewill join 'The Mormon Queens,' she beingthe fcuturo with this attraction next season.I have alrendy signed: Chas. V. Edwards,johu Flynn, Jackson and Douglas, Humes andLewis, Al. Joelson, Fred \v. ltayley, FourSisters MUleone, Judge and Don, Mile. DeLnno's living uvt models, and a host of others.My new scenery, four sets for each show,will soon be ready."Trainor and Button write: "We have

joined the C. D. Servlss Co. for a tour ofslxtoon weeks, through the Western States.We opened Monday, June 20, at the GrandOpera House, Butte. Mont., where we werethe feature of the bill, and our act met withsuccess. TY« go from here to Spokane,Wash., nnd from there to Seattle. On this,our opening week In this country, we havebeen compelled to refuse other good offerson account of previous bookings. Miss But-ton Is making a favorable Impression withChas. K. Harris' songs, and Tralnor's danc-ing and comedy has got them talking. MlasLeslie, Happy Zarrow, and Eddie Collins arealso meeting with success, and the com-bined finish of this novelty quintette Is al-ways good.

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UKRiiiAN and Mackin write : "We havemet with big success during our five weekson Crystal circuit nnd are booked solid untilnext January In the leading vaudevillehouses of the West"Collins and Hart are In their fifth week

at Ilammersteln's l*nradlse Roof Garden, thiscity, nnd state that they will stay there allSummer and that their act will be Intro*duced in "ParsUalla."

were _.beglnnlbg 20.

• -'Tim Db Viatj Twins report continuedsuccess with their act. Week of July 4 theyMM return date at Erbe's Caslni. NorthHooch. They are under contract with Mr.Erbe to play at hla house every three weeks.

n,, ^8 «y*N, the original "Pasey County"Kupe, writes : "J am now playing the Chutes.

hSu'JK "i1." ¥»l"

uEF,iI hav? signed with

&. Si'y ^he^ Prln«IP«l character In their

Sake"*Production, 'For Her Children's

Addison and Livinoston write : "We arenow In our eighth week on the Edison ALang circuit, on the Pacific coast, and our actIs meeting with big success. We have receiveda number of good offers for Bummer sea-son, but were coBioclled to refuse same ss webad signed for the above circuit for twenty

i Sherman and Fuller report success Intumbles, bumps, bangs and slnpa."1HB Musical Holurooks Inform ub thattbey ore being featured over the New Enii-

land Summer parks.

uJoS'Sli fne "2* with many hoops, writes:

.After closing Ave weeks over the centralNew York park circuit, 1 opened on June 20with Hunt's Vaudeville Cllrcus In August1 will go with Guy Brothers' Minstrels, mak-ing my second season with this company."

. 5,U8,CA '' Bubnnans write: "Sincecoming East we have been meeting with veryaubstantlal success. Wo finish a two weeks'return engagement at Klrby's Park. Baltl-m0

5£' TttJSL 2',and tnen SO to HollywoodPark. Baltimore, for two weeks. We willprobably stay In this vicinity the greaterportion of the Summer, as we have hadsufficient time offered us to keep us bookeduntil tho Fall season begins."

Lillian Da Alden and Vella Henshawhave signed for next season with Hurtlg ASeamon,Statw and Finch write : "After playing

dates through the South, we returned to Gib-son, III., to rest until the regular season be-gins, when we will go with a repertory com-pany, to play parts and do our specialty."

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wh0 na' heen with JohnGrlmtha "Macbeth'' Co. all of the past sea-son, will rejoin her sister, Dolly Blodgett,und present a high class sister act nextseason. . ^

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N wl" *<«MMt seasonwith Nellie Leonard In a new military sketch,written by James J. Moor.The Knickeudocker Qoartbt writes:Wc allowed one hundred engogements for the

Bt. Louis Lyceum Bureau over the Westerncircuit, and gave full satisfaction. Wo arelocated for the entire Summer with 'Here-after,' on tho Pike, at the Worlds Fair. Wehave a lino combination, straight high classsinging, and all do solos.

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McContiicK and BAnnowB write: "Wehave been meeting with success, playing parkdates through the middle States. We arebooked for fifteen weeks on the Edwin It.Lang circuit, opening at the Grand OperaHouse, Butte, Mont., Aug. 14."

Job A. Harduan Informs us that he ismeeting with great success on Frank Mel-ville s circuit of parks. He was at ForestPark, Waterbury, Conn., week of June 27.Waluoukn and Whitney write: "We re-cently closed fifteen weeks with the RuckerStock Co., Minneapolis, Minn., where we didour revolving trapese ladder act. We are nowspending a three weeks' vacation at the Whit-ney Family Circus headquarters, our home,after which we will go with Frank P. Spell-man's Western attraction of parks and fairs.We open at Denver, Col., Nov. 14, and go to

- the coast. .

Harry Db Lain Informs ns that after fin-lshlng eighteen weeks over the Northwesterncircuit he has secured, for the Bummermonths, the position of stage manager at theOrpheum, Tacoma, Waab.

McCarvkb, Garay and Bamboo write:"We are In our Ufty-flfth week on the Pacificcoast vaudeville circuit of California, and Inthat time have lost only nine weeks. We arebooked on Mose Goldsmith's circuit for tenweeks, opening July 11, after which we willreturn East with something new."_ Smith and Dobet, who arrived fromEurope June 80, will return to England laOctober,

Ben W. Douthitt writes: "I have secured

the position of stsge manager of the Bud-welser Summer Garden, at Belleville, III.,

for the season. My wife. Hattle Douthltt-

Wllson, is doing her electric skirt dance, andwinning applause nightly."

Joe Bowers, of Bowers and Curtis, writ-

ing from San Bernardino, Cat, June 23,

says: "We are now on our twenty-sixth

consecutive week on the Pacific coast. Nextweek we go to 8an Diego, and that will makea complete trip of the whole length of the Pa-cific coast from British Columbia to Mexico.

Our act. 'Where Is John?' bns been a feature

of each bill. Frank Kennedy has started anew one for ns, which we will use in ourAustralian trip next year. This SouthernCalifornia Is beautiful, with Its orange,

lemon, fig and prune orchards, palm trees

and other tropical plants, Rain Is unknownhere at this time of year."Harry J. Harrington Is spending his va-

cation ns the guest of C. M. Wells, at the

hitter's villa In the Cubutta ! Mountains,South Georgia. About the first week In Sep-

tember the party will leave the mountainsfor San Francisco, Cal. After a few days'

stop at the Golden bate tbey will leave for

South America for the Winter.Lkvina, tramp magician, writes: "My

tramp singing, dancing and magic act Is

meeting with Buccess everywhere. Week of

July 4 I am at Monroe Park, Toronto, Can.,

with other good bookings to follow."Bisho and Blanche write : "We are now

In our twenty-fourth week on the SouthernCalifornia circuit, featuring Blsho, the 'hu-

man automaton.' We have met with greatsuccess In our new act. '1. M. Cunning, the

Inventor,' playing return dates nt nil bouses

on the circuit Beginning with July 8 welay off for four weeks, to enjoy a rest anddo some fishing, boating and bathing."

St. John and Lb Frvue, who ere pn the

Melville park circuit, where their act Is meet-ing with success, will open on the Keith cir-

cuit Oct. 10, for eight weeks, with the Cnstlo

circuit and other good work to follow. Theyare booked solid until Jan. 30.

Harry Hill and wife left last week for asix weeks' stay at St. James, L. I,

Emma Cotrely reports success in her jug-

gling act.

J. Bernard Dyllyn visited Mr. and Mrs.Eddie Foy, at their home In Harrison, N. Y.,

June 20. A drive through the resorts on theSound followed an enjoyable dinner July 3.

He was the guest of Tony Pastor, at Elm-hurst, 111. Mr. Dyllyn Informs us that hisSundays are booked up solid, this being his

first Bummer In the East In a number otyears.The Three Campbells' Musical Act will

hereafter be known as Campbell, Dillon andCampbell. They report having many goodbookings ahead. After finishing the Kohl ft

Castle circuit. June 5, tbey were re-engagedfor the circuit beginning Dec. (I.

Geo. and May Howard, who are bookedsolid In Summer parks, open Aug. 15 at TonyPastor's Theatre, N. Y. City.Frank Coombs, tenor, with Haverly's Min-

strels for the past two years, has been en-

Sged by Jas. H. Decker for Dockatader'sInstrels next season.Mary Bakeb Is visiting her sister. Delia

Ranney, at Roxbury, Mass. During July tbeywill tour the Maritime provinces, giving con-certs at the principal resorts.

Barton and Ashley, who returned fromEurope lsst week, will spend tbe Summer atSt. James, L. I.

Herrmann, hypnotist, writes: "I ambooked solid for next season with a big show,carrying thirty people and using our ownspecial car. We open at Dulutb, Minn., Bent,n. and have thirty weeks throughout «ueWest."Dehly and Shban, comedians, are play-

ing successful engagements on the Pacificcoast. Tbey are contemplating an early trip

to the East.Carter and Kempton, comedy acrobats,

who ore nt Chestnut Park. Providence. It. I.,

week of June 27, have other good work tofollow.

Notes prom the Century Minstrels,under the management of Frank Fogerty.

—

We opened at Rlvermont Park Casino, Lynch-burg, Vu., June 18, and were a decided suc-cess, playing to the capacity of the houseall week. The people woo help to make thoshow successful wore : Smith and Baker,Frank Fogerty, Three American Stars, Cen-tury Comedy Four, and Lavelle and Grant.jack and Behtjia Rich write : "We are In

onr second week on tbe J. J.' Flynn circuitof parks. We open with Rose Sydell's Lon-don Belles on Aug. T, and we are bookedsolid until next June."Phil La Tobka writes: "I was week of

June 10 at the Novelty Grand Theatre. Fres-no, Cal., making my seventh week on the 8 Lcircuit''Tub BonoHTONS write: "We close with

Hnrkness A Fox Minstrel Circus July 0, andput out our own show, under a 00, with a.10 top. Wo will run straight vaudeville, onelevated stage, with full set of scenery, Allapecial paper featuring Little Helen Bough-ton,"

Ciias. and Josie Yount, who recentlyclosed three months with the Petersons En-tertainers, have opened on the roof gardenat El Paso, Tex., for six weeks.Mitchell and Love, who bave been spend-

ing the past six weeks trout fishing withLavender and Thompson, on their ranch nearogden, v., departed July 5 to open on acircuit of Summer parks near Chicago, III.

While In Ogden arrangements were made forthe building of a first class theatre In thatcity, to be controlled by George Lavender andMitchell and Love, who are backed by localcapital. Ground will be broken In April,1005, and the contract calls for tbe theatreto be ready to open In September of tbe sameyear.Chab. O'Brien, of Bunbury. and Jos.

Itnrd, of Reading, Pn., sail for Europe Wtd-nesday, July 0,. Tub Gotham Qiiartettb (Lang, Shaw,Gale and Rowley), with Edward Lang, mana-ger, are touring Australia. Mr. Lang has in-terested himself with Tom Perman, as a halfpartner, In. the following theatres : Gaiety,Melbourne: Ballarat, Ballarat: TheatreRoyal, Gerlong, and will, In the near future,have a house at Sydney. Thsy will playAmerican burlesques, musical and farce come-dies, and vaudeville acts.

World of Plavm— Notes from Phoenix Park Stock Co

located at Jacksonville, Fla.: We openedhere nt the New Pavilion Theatre May 9and have been playing to pleasing businessever since. On June 28 we had the standingroom sign out at seven o'clock and turnedaway three hundred people, the occasionbeing a picnic by the Woodmen of the World.Geo. W Wright and wife and the Godklnshave left the company since the opening.Their places we* Sited by Robt. H. Garrettand wife, Hugh Smith, and J. C OniidvMr. Garrett joined on June 20, and at oncebecame a favorite, He and Al. Wilson, thegreat Wellington and Rosa Folks Be)/ areour vaudeville features. Roster: Geo H '

Bell, manager; Edwin Southern, Al. Wilson!H. h.. Wellington, B. H. Garrett, Hugh?.mi,n

,' ,'• £; G«u<ly, Johnnie Crawford,

Madalalne Price. Boss Folks Bell, LottieGarrett, Julia Flourooy. The company willtake the road after the close ot the stockseason, on Sept; 1. ,

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—."""Sh OTban and the Heiress," by JTheo. Walsh and Charles P. Brown, Was firstacted June 27, at Bay Shore, L. I. Thisweek the play Is at the Castle Square Thea-tre, Boston.

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-,L, Springer business manager of

the Union Stock Co. | Olln Scott„of the samecompany, and Ted Gnlbralth, agent of the TedJ",

fau't Minstrels, returned to New Phila-delphia, 0.. last week, from Lake Opeloueae,Ont., where they have been fishing for thepast four weeks. .— Notes from Chsse A Lister Enterprises : ,Engagements for next season by Chase ALister Include: Clint and "Bessie Itobblns, whowill be the features of "A Runaway Match"to. again; Grace Burdette, and EdwinKrafft. "A Runaway Match" will be playedBB"B j

h « South next season and willwithout doubt duplicate tbe big success itmade through the North last year

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\ tne "arvey & Gage Big( omedy Co (Inc.) : We have secured tlrougfiDnrcy A Wolford, the following well knownsuccesses for our repertory for next seasonover the Now England and New York Statetfat.namely

: "Rncaael Goldstein" aud "TheHKS^wFK?'- "Especial attention will begiven to the mounting of these two nlamcarrying for "The t'frlsh Priest" a handlsome garden set, and for "Itachnel Goldstein''a special ship scene Is being built We willmuke of these two plays our leaders! andno expense will be spared InT the prodWloi2,..

the ™me' 0ur company Is practically allfilled with recognised people, and all Mints£ % a»c«ssful season iot us. We wIlTalsoIS399 .&• following successes : "A FairItebH" "Hearts of the Blue Ridge." "LostS PaeWc," "A Nutmeg M7tV and

a/TT.1!.?^ in>m the Ina Lebr Stock Co.:

™£r V2E&1 Ter7 successful season throughOhio, Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia! weS3

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,IVLn« the various parks through*jut the South, opening at Macon. Qa. firtwo weeks to the capacity of the^iVjilon, and

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crowds continued through the engagTmentXfJSS9SS """nheralwelve people? With,^IP** ,lnk of «P««laltle« of any Summerw??fu££ J'iV'SP'4."* I^OP 1' are: Katie2!L.i'.i Ralph

» SH** «ara and Ore-petza, Adeline ReVonna, Dude Meyers andHobt. Levolo, wire 'cyclist. The company?naJ «^i

e. *rk,2 moat 'y «" Summed open-ing early in September with two ehowa.

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?c.™. with a full line ofroya ty plays, special paper, etc. Our ros-ter Is

:Ina Lebr, proprietor and manogcr

;

Frank Lynn, Joe Williams, Dude MeyersHarry Oskara, Ralph Taylor, Will C. Davis,Robt. Levolo, Katie Williams, Hyacinth Oro-pefzn, Adallne Hill, Lulu Marsh, and littlewlllle and Raynor Lehr.— Gilbert Tosslck, leading man with FrankHennosy's "Brown's In Town" Co., writes

:

"I have Just received word that my brother.Chas. Hector Fuller, who was literary edi-tor and dramatic critic of The Indlonapolityews, and who went to Japan as war cor-respondent for that paper, has been capturedund killed by the Russians. Mr. Fuller waslast seen In a row boat In company with twoCblcamen, endeavoring to enter Port Arthur."

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hummell (Daisyde) have gone to James Corner's Stock'

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GEORGIA.

Atlanta.—At the Grand (H. L. 4 J. L.De Give, managers) the Eagles' Minstrels(local) appeared July 4.PoncbBb Leon Casino (Jake Wells, man-

ager).—The Walter Edwards Co. enjoyed an-other week of good business June 27-July 2.

3.5e„Brlxton

tBur«larT" and "Lend Me Your

wife were the offerings. Booked : The Geo..Parsons Co, week of 4.

TKNNKSSEE.

.M*«nphla.—At Hopkins' East End Park

(A. a Morrison, manager) rain Interferedsomewhat with tbe attendance during weekof June 28. However, on pleasant eveningsthe crowds were large. The programmeoffered was: Eugenie MAnlelll, 'John J.Morton, Dixon. Bros., Josephine Alnsley,Herbert aud Nolan, Baader-La, Velte Trio,

Co., Hampton, ..--Win. A. Gillette goes with "Girl of theStreets."

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Wb «1 has been admitted tothe Elks Home at Bedford, Va.— Davis Boyle Stock Company, at GrandOpera.House, Syracuse, N. Y., closed June lis.

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: af'.J'K a""1 Nellie' Hobson gowith "Girl of tbe 8treet."— Delia Fox, according to reports givenout last week, will return to the stage nextseason. Miss Fox Is said to be In betterhealth than she has enjoyed for yeare.— Pauline Hall has obtained a decree di-vorcing her from George B. McLellan, whomshe married In September, 1803.— Arnold Daly and Wlnchell Smith havotransferred the Southern aud Western rightsof "Candida" to George H. Brennnn. Thecompany playing the Shaw comedy under Mr.llrennan'a direction will be headed by somewell known star and will tour to the Pacific.— Agnes Hampton, widow of Tom Hamp-ton, a well kuown comedian In the old dayswith Luclllo and Helen Western, when theyplayed the "Three Fast Men," died nt theHome of the Incurables, New York City,June 18, from paralysis, aged seventy-sixyears. She bad been at tbe home for nearlytwenty yeare.

,—Ernest Lemson Is spending the Summer

In tbe mountains of Arizona.— Blanche Edwards, character woman, hassigned with Fred Raymond's "A MissouriGirl' for next season. At present she Issummering In Grand Rapids. Mich.— Mr. and Mtb. Chas. H. Cllne have re-,turned to Grand Rapids, Mich., after a fiveweeks' sojourn In New York. They will spendthe remainder of tbe Bummer at their home,and at "Ook ReBt," Spring Lake, Mich..ITW?T JJagar, for the past three seasons

with Hunt Stock Co., has signed with FredRaymond's "Old Arkanasw" Co., for nextseason.— Victor H. Schsfer and A. W. Cross havesecured contracts from t)tls B. Thayer andGertrude Bondhill to star them for five years.Opening early In August, they will go out In'SweeT Clover," playing to the coast, thisplay being the only one of Its kind playingthat territory this season. Messrs. Bcbafer,A Cross have surrounded Mr. Thayer andMiss Bondhill with an exceptionally . clevercompany, and have provided an elaborate pro-duction.

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J!?.'.*!from "McFadden's Plats" Co.:

Gus Hill has decided to elaborate upon bisErevlous productions of this company, and laavlng entirely new scenery and wardrobe

Prepared, and baa engaged the famous Mur-coliln family of musicians for a tour of thiscountry. This troupe consists of seven wo-men and men, who play upon every knownInstrument, and are besides clever dancers,and have voices of exceptional range.— Emma Ballard, after playing thirtyweeka with the Keystone Stock Co., is nowplaying characters with tbe Poll Stock Co.,at Bridgeport, Conn., under the stage direc-tion of Uwteace B. McOllU

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— U A, Du Bols, manager of the VeroaMay Hepertory Co., writes : "I have signed

all of my company for next season, and will

have one of the strongest repertory attrac-

tions on the road. Miss May Is at her home,nfter attending the funeral of Wm. 0. Cham-berlain, at Philadelphia, June 8. She spent

a week at Atlantic City and three days In

New York City, where she purchased somenew costumes for her extensive wardrobe. I

have leased the play, 'A Night In Chinatown,'from J. C. Welsh, and will stage this produc-tion complete in every detail. I have re-

tained Silvers and Baxter, as they made abig feature last season. Mr. Slivers hasadded the 'Great Train Robbery' to his al-

ready large list of Alms. Our band and or-

chestra, under the leadership of B. T. Vance,will prove a big feature. We have nine) weeksof fair dates booked, and after Dec. .10- wego South for the Winter. Some pf the com-pany are: Verna May, Jessie Egsn, KthnHnmBdell, B. O. Payton, Vivian A. Varney,Jack Pcroy, Kd. P. Silvers, Johnnie Baxter,clarence A. Wall. B. T. Vance, Al. D. Pync,W. Lee Harvey, Fred W. Orr and Chas. W,Dorse?. We take the road Aug. 22."— King and Kentfrow write : "We re-

cently closed with Ilentfrow'a Jolly Path-finders, after five seasons of success, andwith our little son, Harry King Jr., we areenjoying a rest' with our relatives, Mr. andMrs. Geo. Bolteau, at their Summer cottage

at Mattapolsett, on Buzzard's Bay, Mass.We will Join Tom Marks' Co. Aug. 1, at SaultHte. Marie.'' ,

'— "Silver Slipper" Notes: John C. FisherIs negotiating with a few of the principal

cities of the Maritime provinces of Canada,for an early presentation of this stupendousmusical comedy. Should the negotiations

Crove successful and the business warrant It,

e will send a number of his other companies,Including "Florodorn," "A Princess of Ken-sington, "The Medal and the Maid" and"Glittering Gloria." This company numbersone hundred people, and carries an orchestraof twelve musicians. It Is likely thlB attrac- .

tton will bi> seen at Halifax. Yarmouth, NewGlasgow, Moncton, St. John, Sydney andFrederlckton. On account of the Immensenumlier of people necessary to present "TheSilver Slipper, special railroad trains are

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necessary to move the company from pointlo point. The train consists (for day runs)of three 60ft. baggage cars, and three first

class day coaches, while the night runs call

for three twelve section Pullman sleepers.— Wilbur Mack Is playing the leadingcomedy -role with the Vallamont Stock Co.,

at Wllltamsport, Pa., and reports meetingwith success.—Notes from the Stlllwell Comedy Co.:

We are touring New Brunswick and NovaScotia, Can., to very good business ; not turn-

ing them awav, but getting our share. Theweather is delightful up here. The peopleare all well and happy. By the help of ourfriends at Boston, we get The Old Rbmablbevery week. We played Spring Hill, N. 8..

Monday, June 20, and after the show the

Ssnager of the house engaged us to play aturn' date there Kriday, July 1. _— Hoyta Comedy Co. Notes: Manager H.

0. Allen has been a busy man the past nix

weeks, Betting ready for next season. He hasengaged a company that, with a good line

of new plays, will be the attraction of theSouth. Laura Winston, last season leadingwoman, and Who made so favorable an lm-

Sresslon everywhere, has been re-engaged to

II the same, position. Her wardrobe will

again be a thing of beaut?. Claude and Add'eMeluotte will do the principal comedy andstcond business, respectively, and do their

musical novelty between acts. Arnold Bald-

win will be the leading man, while C. J.

Lionel will play the heavies and direct thestare.- The others engaged nre: A. P. Mad-dox, Root. Bllleuce, Chas. Doiler, Jno. Mur-ray, Chas. Wortblngton and Amanda Barnard.Special scenery will be carried, and produc-tions made of eight pieces.— Harry M. Price announces bis re-en-

gagement by Broadhurat A Currle to play thepart of Adolph, in "Rudolph and Adolpb," In

which he met with great success last season.OBcar' Luckstone has been engaged as musteal director with the aame company, whichwill open the latter part of August, and playto the coast.— Sid H. Forrester, of Forrester and Floyd,writes : "After finishing forty-two weeks withU. C, Whitney's 'Show Girl' Co., wo wereengaged for next season to stage the produc-tion. I having rewritten ana revised theshow, add have written new lyrics. Our sea-Bim opens Aug. 18."— Notes from Van Etten-Echols Co., underthe management of Echols & Hawkins: Weopened a Spring and Summer season May 0,

and have been playing to a good bualnesa.We continue on Into the regular season, whichopens Aug. IS. Our show Is giving the bestof satisfaction, and we are booking a num-ber of return dates.— The National Stock Co., Naftxger A Bav-Idge, managers, closed at Pocuhontns, Ark.,June 26. Arthur Savldge, Earn C Walck andWalter Savldge remain at Pocahontas for afew weeks. G. Ed. Noftzgcr, Kifle Hunter andVivian Nafttger spend the next alx weeks at

Napoleon, Mich., Frank R. Dare went to bishome at St. Louts, and Helen C. Blck, to Chi-cago.

— Henry Irving, after his farewell tour ofKnglnnd, will pay a farewell visit to Americaat the end of 1906, under the managementof Charles Frobman. The tour will last

twenty weeks, beginning In San FranciscoIn September, 1909, and finishing .In NewYork. Mr. Frohinun has also . arranged forMaude Aijams to play In London, France and(itrmany with an English speaking company,while Mr. lrvlitg la in America.— Notes from the Thurber & Nastier Co.:Jim Bludso" Will be our feature production

next siason, and It Is to present FlorenceHamilton. It will have the careful sur-rounding and attention to every derail whichmarked Ita great success at McVlrker's The-atre, Chicago, and the Fourteenth StreetThoatrc, N. Y. City. More people are usedin this play by this company than have everappeared In' a similar bill presented by apopular priced organisation.„ — Holden Bros, k Boone have leased theOpera House, at Rochester, Ind., for threeyears, and have purchased the billboards,Mr. Boone will remain at Rochester next sea-son, while Holden Bros, will look after tbelrInterests on road. They have five compa-nies out this seosan. They will have outtbelr reliable "The Denver Express," "No-body's Claim," "A Barrel of Money." a scenicproduction of "logomar," and "What Womenwill Do." They will carry a car load ofscenery with "What Women Will Do" anda number of electrical effects. This companywill play only large cities and Is bookedsolid.— James K. Hackett announces that hewill next season produce a dramatisation of' rhe Crossing." Louis Evan Shlpman will

<lramatl»e the work.. — Messrs. Klaw & Erlsnger hare secured'be American rights of "Sergeant Brue, themusical farce, book by Owen Hall, and musicby Lisa Lebmnnn, recontly produced at theStrand Theatre. London, Eng.„— George P. Hopper has signed withBroadhurst & Cnrrle, to act as business man-ager of Mason and Mason, In tbelr new piece,entitled "Frits and Scbnltz." They will openat RHdlnj, Pa., for • tour to the PacificWet. _ .....

— Notes from Snedden & Paige Co. : Aftera prosperous season we closed July. 5. Every-body well and hnppy. We were to open atLakeside Park June -5. for two weeks, butn cyclone blew the theatre down, and wewere compelled to postpone our engagement

:

but we filled the extra week with ManagerHell, at Pittsburg, In his new theatre, "TheLa belle, to excellent business. In the menu-time, the R. R, Co., which owns the park, bada lurge force of men at work on the rbea-tre, and We opened June 12, to record break-ing business, and continued the same to suchon extent that we were retained tor an extraweek. On closing here, Mr. and Mrs. Sped-den, Mrs. Van Cook, Helen Harrington,Harry Richmond, J. P. Leland, and littleCookie will visit the fair at St. Louis for aweek, en route to N. Y, City. Mr. Speddenhas the company nearly booked solid for nextseason, and most all of the old members re-tiiintd. Roster: Sam Spedden, J. P. Leland,Wm. Sheldon, Harry Richmond, Ouy Frit'::,Louise Van Cook, little Cookie, Helen Har-rington, Edith Mnrtinot and Claire Page.— Notes from the Spooner Dramatic Co.

:

We closed a successful eight weeks at Hous-ton, Tex., May 7, and opened the New ParkTheatre, al Shrt^eport, La., May 8, for afour weeks' run. We had hoe business, andthe company made a good impression. FromShreveport wc jumped to PIkooIx, Ariz., byspecial train. Left. Shre-veport 8ui'.day, andarrived at Phoenix the following Wednesday.We opened to capacity, and turned peoplenway, our compnny being favorably received,Allle Spooner and E. N. Wnlloek, in leads,proving strong cards. Marseilles Spooner ar-rived from St. Edwards College, Austin,Tex., and Is singing his way Into the heartsof the westerners. Mrs. F. E. Spooner leftJuly :i for Los Angeles, Cal., where she willvisit her mother and sister. Mrs. Spoonerwill also visit Colorado Beach. Our engage-ment at Phoenix Is for twelve weeks. Theroster Is as follows: F. E. Spooner, man.i-

Sjr ; E, N. Wnlloek. F. P, Hillinnn, A. B.utlcr. Mitchell Ingrnnnm, Ross Mobley,

Marseilles Spconer, C. G. Smith. GeorgeBailey,- Allle Spooner, Knthryn Van ' EsbcMargie Shrewsbury, Lilly Shrewsbury, JennieShrewsbury, Lucy Shrewsbury and Mrs. F.E. Spooner.— Emma Cnrus has signed a contract withHenry W, Savage, by which uhe Is to as-sume the leading female role In "Woodland,"which Is now being given In Boston.— Ethel Borryiiore, John Drew and Wil-liam Seymour returned to New York aftera period of business transactions In London.arriving here June 30, Miss Barrymore wasaccompanied by Beatrice Agnew, a memberof her company. E. D. Stair, who also ar-rived on that date, was met at quarantine byGeorge H. Nlcolal, Hollls E. Cooley and aparty of friends. .— Klaw & Erlauger have engaged to sup-port the Rogers Brothers, In tbelr newfarce: Josephine Cohan, Dorothy Hunting,Emily Nice. Bessie De Vole, George AustinMoore, Fred Nlblo, Frank Young, John Con-well, Joseph Kane, Louis B. Foley and WllHam Torpey. Max Hoffman will be musicaldirector.

' — Chas. Garfield, who was leading manwith the "Jesse Jamea" Co. last season, Is

resting at his home at Cleveland, O.— Clara Tapsfield writes : "I am with theElllott-Courtenav Stock Co., at Lyceum The-atre, Duluth, Minn., where I am scoring asuccess. This week I am playing Brltta, theSwede girl, In 'Thelma,' and winning muchpraise for my rendition of the nart. I leaveon Aug. 20, to Join Otis B. Thayer's 'SweetClovcrr Co.'*— Robert Kdeson and his manager, - HenryB. Harris, have heard the final reading of

the play by William C. De Mllle, withwhich toe actor will Inaugurate his seasonat the Hudson Theatre, this city, on Jan. 80.

Mr. Ednson will continue to star In "Kan-con's Folly" In the first half of the season,opening >n Boston on Sept. 19.— Tno marriage of Cncrldah Simpson to

Joso Van Den Berg has been annulled byJustice Gilders'ceve, In this city.— W. M. Wllklson has obtained the rightsto a dramatic version of Mrs. Greene's novel.

"Cape Cod Folks," and will produce it nextseason. The dramatisation was made byEarl W. Mayo and Edward Marshall.

' — Those engaged to support Nina David,In her forthcoming concert tour, are : AntonHegner, 'cellist : Maurice Kauffmann, vio-

linist ; George W. Jenkins, tenor, and SlgnorSaplo. conductor.— Ivy Williams, daughter of Odell Wil-liams, recently Joined "The Isle of Spice"

Co., for the Summer.— George Frederick Watts, a famous port-

rait painter and sculptor, died In London,Eng., July 1, aged elghly-Bevan years. Ellen

Terry waa the artist's first wife. They weremarried when she was eighteen and he somethirty years older. They were divorced ft

few years later. _— Ethel Hornick and Dr. Wm. W . Walker.

a non-professional, were married June 28, at

Bloux City, In. _ „— Julia Phelps and T. Spencer Bprogue.

both members of the Mabel Paige Co., weremarried In St. Louis, Mo., on June 7.— Cbns. unci Geo. Hammond, of Cambridge,

0„ have leased for a number of years the

Colonial Theatre. It la their Intention to

plav nothing but first class attractions at

the Colonial, and all rsnertory and burlesque

shor.'s at the Hammond Opera House. This

will do away with the opposition that has

existed during the past three seasons be-

tween the two houses. The bookings will be

so nrrnnged that tbey wl.i not conflict with

each other.'

' "_T" ' L...-.-— Contracts were signed' last wets- by

Klaw ft Erlanger by which Josephine Cohan,

of the Four Cohans, will have the principal

woman's role with the Rogers Brothers next

season, In their latest McNally farce, "Tha

Rogers Brothers In Paris." Maw ft Er-

langer Intend later to star Miss Cohan at

the head of her own organisation, Pre!

Nlblo, Miss Cohan'B husband, has also been

engaged to play with the Rogers Brothers

-Contracts have Just been ftDgdJ*Nanette Comstock and James h"„"**»5k

*J*-whereby Miss Comstock wll star under Mr.

Hnckett's management, beginning next sea-

son. Mr. Hackett plana to have Miss Com-stock begin her starring tour as Vlrgiim

enrol. In Winston Churchill's "The Crfsl-."

opening early In September. She probably

will appear later on In a new play now being

"-Mrs! ARM Demlni Clarko obtained a

decree of divorce from Supreme Court, In

this city, on Juno 80, from Harry Corson

C1—"c'harlea B. Dillingham cabled. June 80,

that he has engaged Bertram Walljs to be

Lulu Glaser's leading man In "A MadcapPrincess," nt the Knickerbocker Theatre next

M^°Nelson and French have Joined the Pay-

ton Bisters Comedy Co., to play parts and do

their sneclaltle«. .. . ,. A— Charles C. Robinson, author of "ABanker's Clerk," writes that the piece has

been successfully staged by the J. C. Rock-

Weil-

RB^n^ -Belkn.p. who was with "A

WLJai|c* Bolton and Baby ^Daniels have

gigned with the nolo' Stock Co.

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BASEBALLAmerican LeagueAMERICAN LEAGUE PARK, 1 Y.

WITH BOITOII. J.lv T, I, B, 11.WITH CLEVELAND, July IB. 13, lB.lft.

— George E. Laak, stage director and busi-ness manager, will leave on July U for anextended visit to London, Parle, Berlin andVicuna. Mr. Lask has latterly been asso-ciated with David Belasco's production of"The Darling of the Gods."— John K Weber Is taking a rest at hishome In Northampton, Mass., having closedan engagement of nfty-slx weeks at the CastleSquare Theatre, Boston, where he has beenplaying principal character parts.— Frank C. Burton Is resting at the PalaceHotel, Chicago. He Is re-engaged for nextseason by Geo. E. GUI for "The Little Out-cast" Co., Eastern, to play bis old role ofDick Hlgglns.— Helen Flske has signed to plsy the lendIn Cbns. E. Blsney's production of 'TheChild Slaves of New York."— Sol Solomon has been engaged by Vanceft Sullivan for the part of James Barton, In"The Little Church 'Hound the Corner."— Benjamin B. Vernon will rest at Brad-ley Beacb. N. J., where be has rented a cot-tage for the Slimmer.— Notes from the Patten ft Perry "Jerryfrom Kerry" Co. : We are playing to goodbusiness through New England. The com-pany numbers twenty-two, and we carry anexcellent concert bond and orchestra. June.'lo. at Greenfield, Mass., Billy Glbbs, Jos.Kennedy, Wm. Fletcher, Dick Mitchell and A.Chamberlain nil -Joined the Eagles.

. — Will II. Starkey is spendlnir a pleasantHummer vocation at bis home. Norfolk, Va„having closed with the Edsall-Wlnthrope Co.,playing leads.

,— Notes from the Spencer Walker andDonna Troy Co : We are playing the Bum-mer park tneutres In the middle West. Justfinished a very prosperous week at IdlewlldPark, Newark, O. The company numberssixteen people, playing all royalty bills, to-gether with three plays from the pen ofJas, L. Glass, "A Lone Star Mystery," "ADesperate Crime," and "The Christian andthe Turk," carrying special scenery andprinting for each. This company la nolonger on the Kuaell circuit, but will remainpermanently at Marlon, 0., Grand OperaHouse for some time, until the fair datesbegin. The leads are being capably bandiedby Spencer Walker and Franklyn HaJl.Other members of tbe company are : Rob-ert WeBsells, Walter Harter, HamiltonBrooks, Jack Champion, Datueron Hooper,Harry Veon, Walter Walkley, Donna Troy,Bonnie Btrlngfellow, Mrs. Francis Field,May Harvey Barbour, and the Three Daisys(Bertha, Ed. and Cordial ; Jas. L. Glass,manager. "A Desperate Crime" will not openIts tour until after election. Spencer Warnerand Dona Troy will be featured in It.— Boater and Notes of Rowland ft Young'sBIJou Comedy Co. : Masle Adams, BhlrleyNelson, Aldula St. John. Hasel Reynolds,Edna Adams, H. Wllmot Young, Jas II. Row-land. Wm. Conlln, Frank A. Hlgelow, Freder-ick H. Blgelow. William Dyer, U. 8. Allen,Robt. Wilkes, K. Chas. Morse, Duncan Grant,and Baby Marguerite, wbo made her debut onSaturday night, June 25, carried on In thearms of her papa, H. W. Young. Her veryappearance brought forth on ovation and alarge boquet of carnations (white). Aftnrplacing the bouquet In baby s arms, FrankBlgelow stepped on tho stage, and with- anappropriate speech presented Baby Marguer-ite with a beautifully engraved gold locket andcbatn on behalf of tbe members of tbe entirecompany. Mr. Young, who Is generally equalto the occasion, was reudered speechless, butmaunged to pull himself together after astruggle, and thanked the company In a fewfitting remarks. Marguerite expects to be aCuri'Kii caller before long.— Notes from Belchers Comedians: Wecloned a very pleasant and successful seasonof forty-five weeks at Slloam Springs, Ark.,the different members leaving regretfully fortheir, respective homes. One young lady,Clara Belcher, made many friends, and nextecasoo will be surrounded by the strongestcompany she has ever had. We will alsocarry a band and orchestra. We have fairsbooked In August and September, and all

seems fair for a record breaking season. Newscenery Is being painted, new plays are Inpreparation, and a new fine of paper Is ex-pected soon from the printing houses. Weare still ardent admirers and well wishers ofThe Cliweu. Our season opens early InAugust, and time Is filling rapidly. We pinyonly forty weeks next season.— Notes from tbe Melville Dramatic Co.

:

We opened for the Bummer season In ournew canvas theatre, with everything newand bright, but at our third stand a cyclonecame along and ripped and tore us all topieces. V>e were Just ready to open theshow with a crowded tent. Fortunately noone was seriously hurt, but our canvas hadto be renewed. We bave been doing a goodbusiness, playing to 8. It. 0. four nights outof 'BtS.' •

•' ' .'

— Leon McBeynolds Is In St. Louis, visit-

ing the World's Fait. He comes to New YorkIn tbe near future to -arrange for next season,His managers have decided: to have only on»piny for their star next season. Mr. McBey-nolds will rehearse In New York.• — 0. L. Marian writes : "I have beenengaged to go In advance of Martin J. Dix-on s big scenic melodrama, 'A Child of theSlums.' The following people are engaged

:

F. E. Johnson, manager ; Martin J, Bonier*,Htago manager; Chas. Kllng, stage cat-peater;N. A. Anderson, property man ; Aiinee Landls,Ilellen Trowbridge, J. E. Toole, Chas. Tin

fay,W. H. Barwald and Marcella Forrest.

he company will start rehearsals July 18, in

New York, snd open season July 30, at theThird Avenue Theatre, New York, playing tbefollowing week there. Then on tno Stair &Havlln circuit."— Notes from Lennon Theatre Co. : This

Euny has found business exceptionallyIn Minnesota and South Dakota.

:he Bowers and Rex Leslie Klngdon will

close a thirty weeks' engagement June 80.

Miss Bowers will spend the Bummer In Ot-sego, Mich., and Mr. Klngdon, after a weekat the fair In St. Louis, will go to bis homeIn Joplln, Mo. A. M. Keller and Alma Kel-ler, of tbe Keller Stock Co.. Joined June 'it.— Edwards Stock Co. Notes: Chas. F.

Edwarda has engaged Jefferson Hall to di-

rect the tour of his stock company next sea-

ron. Mr. Hal) Is busily engaged at presentselecting a strong list of playa for bis reper-

tory. Two strong meloaramaa bave beenbought outright, wltb a full line of special£aper. Tbe cast will be composed of theest players aver carried by the company:

also a number of high class specialties. Theseason will open Aug. 20, at Martlnsburg,W Va.— Daniel r. V. Flyna has signed with

Rowland ft Clifford far next season, to playthe Juvenile heavy In om of their "0T*rNiagara Falls" Cos.

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WAifTKD-iiiack Pace and Irish Comedianwho knowa sots and apeolallles. for ona week. Notickets. Salary low but hum. Want to bear fromother medicine people. Address

DR. W. II. LKBMON, New Carlisle, 0.

BALLOONS AND CARNIVAL 80QDSAll. Ifrassala BlUiulc,

OUR BAB BALLOON* .1.mads of the best French rubberin three colors, red, blasaod greenthst inflate fall Use, warranted 4piecerobber.

No. Per OrossaCO. Aisdrled colors ID 76

1. While rattan switches HI00. Fancy covered whips.

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WHISTLING BALLOON8.Per Urois

Assorted colon. ...ii WAssorted colors... 1 80Assorted colon.... 3 BOMoOlnly a 71Damage 1 73

flying Serpents a BOtt. Dying figs 4 InWe alio carry fall Hues of

Walking Oanss. OlioauJewelry, Poakol Knives, flakout Prises, lteturii llalli, sic.

and make upsalsctad bus fur18, flu, MO end up.

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SOUVENIR AND CAMPAI8N GOODSi Daring IM4 ws « 111 carry a complete line of

Tanoy Movsuir floods and Novelties for World'sPair sales ; also aoomplete lins ofCampaign (toadsButtons, Radges, Novelties, etc. lloi/lfiill looslland sea us wheu lo lbs city. Catalogues mailedon application.

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WAIITED.POB HIOH CLA.88 HBD. COM-PANT, UNDER OADTAI,

Oood Ulack face Comedian to put on aots, gdbdMusical or Bketch 'Ic.irn. Uiiod All 'Round Per-formers, write. Musi uiidurstuud uicdlcliio busi-ness; onauge for one week. Tlukeis to people I

know. Join at once.UJ.Kkt IIAOKNKY, Macon, Oa.

— Chas. n. UcAdams telegraphs, underdate of July 4 j "The Albert Taylor Htock«'o. played" to 11,582 paid admissions at CyclePark Theatre, Dallas, Tex., tonight, therecord of the bouse."— Notes from the Morgans: After nvery prosperous season, sre spending tbeSummer on tbelr farm, "Tbe Maples," InSouthern Iowa. Tbey have some excellenttime booked for their play, "The Outlaw'sBweetheart," In which Mrs. Morgan will beMarred next season. . Tbey will have four-teen people back with the company and twoagents, seven snd tea days In advance.— Garland Gaden and I/aura I*orralne(Mrs. (laden) are aa usual spending theHummer and entertaining their numerousprofessional friends at tbelr country home,r'Tbe Orchard," Kreeport, Long Island,— Notes from tbe J, 0. Htuttr "Was Hbeto Blame?" Co.: Our season, which closedrecently, was, all In all, a financial as wellas an artistic success. Jed and tetania JeanCarlton, In lbs North, have reaped a rich har-vest, while Mr. Stuttz, tbe author of the

Slay, Id tbe South, has been rewarded beyondla expectations. Next season will see five

combinations (four oa royalty) producing"Warn She to Blame?" Printing by Jordan,of Chicago, and Russell Morgan, of Cincin-nati. Mr. and Mrs. Stutts ara spending tbeHammer in Qaavtaton, Tex,

WANTBD, FORDelkes Concert Show,Sketch Team snd Novelty Act, and a Oood PianoPlayer. Must change for week, Tell all In first

loiter. Other Med. People, write. I carry my ownplsoo. KRRRliANH, IND.

WANTED AT ONCE,A Oeoersl Business Msn, with specialties, iorHummer and regular season. Hummer salary; mustlie low. Mast be ready to Join on wire. Mate all

In first letter. Bilenoe a polite negative. AddressM. A. BUNT, Mgr. Hunt Btock Co., Brand Maralt,Mich., July *-6 ; Hauli Bte, Marie, Mich., Jul v u is.

WANTEiVQinCK;Oood All 'Bound Medicine Performers, Teams,Hinging and Dancing Comedians, Piano Playerthat does specialties, Salary all you a-e worth.hut you must tie what yon rspresaal. Ticket* to

those known to m. only, boo/.kkh, DOOB, NO,' Hit. P. M. 8HNKK, Brydsn, Virginia.

WAMTBO,A 40X60 TOP.Alio All Around Med. Performers.

• I. X, WREN, Watseka, m.,

m the isnmr itork oi^cppeb. JtfLY 9.

NEW YORK CITV.

review nnd' t*oinlheiii.—Tift weatherduring the puaV'' week'' was favorable to out

' iliwr niiiiiHi'iinnlH, mid nil h i-onswiuencc the

io«f gardens did guod business. Two theatres

--the llMMIIWAY. mill Cnm;u ion — closed

after I lie performance* Saturday night, July

2. Oil tie same uiglit the Mauison SyuAm;Rook (Jakukn opened with the lirst New YorkCity production ot "l'arls liy Night,

1' a mu-

sical piece, In two nets, book of which Is by

Horry II. Marshall, aud the music by Robert

It. Edwards The death, oa June 28, of

"Dun" Emmett, removes from the minstrel

profession one of the pioneers of that branch

of t lie amusement business. By some bo wasgiven the credit of bulng the father of min-

strelsy, nnd certain !t Is that he was with

tile first company Unit could be styled a"minstrel show" us known today. Ills fur-

ther flu i in to rcincinlirntico Is the fact that

lie wns the author of "Dixie." Few of Mr.lijnmcit's'. coiilciiipiiriirlcs survive hint, andhis drill li severs almost the last tie that

liouud I he p resell I dny mliiHtrelsy with min-

strelsy as II existed u luilf century ago.. ....

The ivnl I nued nl trailIons for the week cud-

ink •I'l'.v - WWi "rilT! l'nff ! I FouflU" at

Hie Casino, "Purls by Night" at the Madi-

son Nuimiii; Hmii' Cahiihn, "A Little of

Hverylhiiig" ul I lie Akiiiai, (Jakiiknh, the ,T.

H.'' Husk Orchestra at the Madison SquaehOauih;n. Itiiymmiil Hitchcock, In "The YankeeConsul," til I he ItuoAiiwAY, and William

Co Her nt Hie Ciiitkiiion, the two last nameddosing on Hint dale. At Piioctou'h FifthAvKSIK llllll OSB DjUNDRKD AND TWENTY-

Ull-rii Htiikiit Tiikatkks stock productions,

with vnuihivllli' liclwcen the acts, continued..' At the Wkst Emi the stock companypresented "lledda Uabler" oud "Csujllle."

Variety onivrlaiiihiont was furnished

nl I'miaIhkk Hnar (Jaiiuknh, the New Yoiik

Hour G.MiiibN, Kuril's Union Squamo, Paoc-

Wf4 TwK.vn-THiitu Siiiklt, and TomI'ASTOU'S.

I'roelor's Firth Avenue Theatre (J.

Aindlii Fyiics, general maiiHgcr).— A par-

ticularly gnuil performance of "My Friend

from IiiiI'.h" was given by llio stock com-

pany .Inly I. Mulcolui Williams, who re-

til rued lo I lie rust ou that data after

several weeks' vacation, was given a royal

welcome home, and he played his role In amilliner which won him hi nernl commenda-

tion. Clarence llaudysldeK and Marlon Hcrg

ra strengthening their hold on the good

graces of the putrohs here by their fine

work. I.oiiu Llnthlcum, Margaret Klrker,

l.oretln Iteiily and Mathilda Deahon all didenpltnl work. ' Scenlcally He production wastill Hint rould be desired, and In every wayDie pcrroruianco pleased: The p«>t: Eraatuslliideiholi, Clarence Handysldee'; Charleytiiidcrliull, Wallace. Mrsklne: Tom Valentine,Win. Ilnwley; Augustus Kecne .Shaver. Mal-colm Williams: Rev. Jones Twcdlc. Alltert

Venule; .lenlilngs. Allien Huberts: Hill Finlirrlv, Andrew Stevens; IsauC lllusunutlu,

Tom Warreu ; Hernlee Linderholl, Marlonllcru; Gcrtlo Undorholt, I.orelU Healy ,

Minion llMyste, Lotta LlnUilctini : Mr* Ara-bella Ilei-kmiin 81 reel, Mathilda Deahon;T'HV, Margaret Klrker ; In the vaude-vlllo porilun Of tho bill were: Zlska audKing, who created much amusement In

n line comedy magical act; Bisters DoKnve, llireu young women who offered acnpliai -net of its bind, a gbiKlrif anil mnnienlspecially: O'ltourke and Burnett, in their

viiry pleasing and effective wooden shoe danc-ing*; Itiiiiurd Haven, who gained a! deal of

favor wlili n novel nnd Interesting musicalncl, using Instruments apparently of his own

;li; Win. Tlioinpsou Jia vli. In Ills talkingI tarry and W'lVou, singing and dinning

iiiiiirillutiH; Marllmi awl Hsltiiu. "Die scro-

liulje I'litmiuicu," mid the kuliilcchnnscopo.

Madison Square Hoof Garden, (Weber

A Mat; manage™).—This resort wub opened

Saturday night, July 2, by Messrs Weberand Ituah, with the lirst New York CttJ pro-

duction of "furls by Night," n musical

piece, In two nets, tho book of which wnawill leu by Hurry B, Marshal! and tho music

by Uobert W. Edwards. Tho work wasiirlKinally presented June ill), nt New Rn-

chello, N. Y. The uiusli; Is light, but for

I lu< most part bright mill catchy; Uie Henn-

ery and costumes uro pretty mid Ihe chorus

pleasing lo look upou, The company Is

untile, nil nt competent performers, mid takenus a whole It is a very pleasing nail siills-

fiictnrv Slimmer enlvrl alniuelit which shoulddraw "gorst iiiieiulnins- during tho houlisl

torm. Tho cast hi full: lllchurd Congoud,Edgar Temple; Steve lllvkcy, Hugh Cuuier-oii: Isaac (.lollWeill. ItrH Welch; Orlof.

Mluui liHkl. Henry Yogel; IhSoM Vere dn Vi>ro

CiiHhiniiii, llurnoll Prnll I J. .I«'<frle« Fila-

corbott, CiibhIiih FruelHirn ; Eugene, HvorgoMelds: Magiiullu Hnldslcln, Touin lliinlou ;

Clssv I'WtlyU'M, Meiiiiitle Ik- Mar; Mine.Bon Hon, MadgoUiwroiiceiMiirgiierllta Il"t-

tomoleo, Svlvlu lleeclier: Nuin'lle. Hurlhatkjwllng; Ma/.lo tiiiurp, Mini Hhorldan.

1'nrnUine UurilciiH (Oscar lluiumer-

stclii, maniigcr).— -The etirreht bill namrli:

ly-wlt. Hill ami Hylvnnl, I'anl hpadonl, Olnis.

T. Aid rich,

llliii mill l'r

liei'l'iirmlng

with Eleanor Fnlk. ehorim and liallet.

At lout If (in rile i> (W. Krauier's Sous,

niiiiiiiKi'rs>. -Frank Miimiliig aud Al. II,

l,ang, .is "llneli! llidnlo and Mrs. KWam-.iautmer;" the Orphciim Trio, Toledo mill

1'rlee, In a eoiilortlim ael ; Arlington andHelinore, In a comedy sketch; May Hoiitli-

ward, i-otiiNlloi.ne. nnd Odelsot. Iramp Mn>but, are tho iillrnrtlons for this week.

MnillMou Nliuure finrilrii.- -.1. H. Dnssmid Ills Meli-opoliuin Orchestra continue to

plense. The alxlh week begun July 4.

Cnnliio (Ham S. & T,ee Sliuliert. maniigerH i.—"I'lfl; l'ftff It l*otiff II!" euiillnues lo pl"iiso

Cmill sited audiences. Its fourleutitu weekcgun July 4.

Aerial Onrileu (Kluw & Erlunger, nuin-

aecis),—Tho llflli week of "A Little of

Imrythlng" coiumcnced July 4.

Hose Haumkustkin. eldest daughter o(

Oscar Hainmerslem. was married on Juno25 In the apartments of her parents, at

the Hotel Wellington, this city, to Clifford

I* V. Toatevln.TUli VtlNtiKIT AIUIANUIIII UY MMB. I/OBHIi nt

(lie VlifdlMli Tlienlre. for Ihe sufferers of

Hie Slociiin iMgedy. was given .lime "jr«. be-

fiito l.niHI K|iei'liilorH mid realized f.'.UO.

The iiimuigenii'iil. J. Edelslene anil M. Tlio-

mnslilvskv. gave the baejM for the wcusloii,

while Hie oreliMll'a furnished the music, free.

Trtn one. hundredth performance of "ThoDie tutor" wan given br Wllllnm Collier andhis eoiunnnv nl the Criterion Theatre, even-ing of'JulV'B, w*en the theatre elojed. ••

- A. ftri»stTNiiEftrrl,it,-'tiroririethr of CentralHull, tills y.ity. slut his wife, were among theylcHuu) v( the "Gooergl Slocuiu" Uleusler, _

nun n.viviini, i uiu npauuui, ^mho.

Willy X.lmnie rnuiii, (iiisch SIsterK,

revusl, t.'ullliis nnd Hart. 'IVelinw k

cutH. Al. Wills, nnd "I'nrBltiillii,"

1'ro.t or'a Trt en tr-tliryti Mtrrt-t 1>he*

Krorlun'M l'(ftr Boys 111; nhie/..tlc ttodS

feature' at' Hils fiMitsc July 4'and week, trtld

close attcntlou on the matinee of above dele,

I nl roducln'n ticw fcaiarcs and mating; vV.t uully a new and 'Important specially upontire old foundat'on of the zouave companydrills. In addition to the zouave drill andwall .

scaling, Krdnau'a "boys" present acavalry and artillery drill, and the act bs

embellished by many elaborate scenic analight effects, reproducing the varied atmos-pheric features of a Summer day, and Intro-ducing a small battleship, Frank Mayne analcompany, Carrie Ncllson and Leonard Hoff-man, scored well In Owen Klldare'a well con-ceived and strongly written racing nnd slangrrsketch, entitled "The Tipster." Mr. Maync'swork was especially commendable. AdelineKoattlna and Clara Stevens. In their latestconception, styled "Scenes in the WistariaBower," were particularly pleaslug In singingand dancing of a high order, prettily framedIn special scenic settings. Jerome-Mcrcdltband company, with the St. Clair girls, didwell In "Just Main Folks," and Ilelmont andO'Brien, In their travesty act, were pro-ductive of much enjoyment. I.lhhle ArnoldHlondell, In hiillnd singing, found no diffi-

culty In gaining the plaudits of the audience,unu the l'arson Misters also did effective workIn their singing and dunning act. Otherson the bill were: The Bartells, comedy mu-sicians and singers ; Lawrence Crane, the Irishcomedy magician, with his well liked act:Millie De Lome, hoop roller; Monroe and1'ngc, comedians, nnd the kulatechnoBcope,Thu house orchestra, under the direction ofHugo Marks, Is always conspicuous for goodwork.Pastor'* Theatre (Tony Pastor, mana-

ger).—An audience of excellent proportions

assembled here on. 'Monday, July 4, to enjoythe varied bill of specialties engaged for this

week. An air of holiday jollity also seemedto Invade the cozy theatre, and the showwent with a sparkle and- verve that set dull

care at defiance. Edward M. Favor andKdlUi Sinclair top the bill, appearing In

their latest offering, "Cosar's Angel." Mr.Favor, as a tragedian, was, as usual, ex-ceptionally funny, while Miss Sinclair, asthe wealthy heiress, was a- most capanle aidIn promoting the fun with which the linesare very fertile. They arc a talented couple,and very popular with Mr. Pastor's patrons.Mr. and Mrs. Allison again scored In"Minnie, from Minnesota ;" llenry Frey andNettle Fields, In their sketch, "The WrongMan," easily sustained a strong place on theprogramme ; Eddy Hayes and Mona Waynedanced cleverly: Harry Thomson, with a.

laudable desire to add now features, to hismonologue, presents a hit from "Uncle Tom'sCnhln,'

1

In Hebrew, with several assistants,which Is really one of the funniest Ideas hehas ever originated, and others who enter-tained acceptably were: The Slaters DeGraff, singers and dancers: Henry and Fran-pis, In a singing and dancing specialty

;

the Ongnoux, jugglers and equilibrists: BertBaker, monologulst ; Elwood, and MaggieBenton, In character changes ; the KiltieTrio, musical comedians: Gertie Gordon,comedienne, and the American vltegraph.

Keith's Theatre (E. F. Albce, general

manager).—A holiday, and climatically, oneof the most perfect days of this beautiful

Summer, served to tempt an audience whichfilled every seat of tho pretty playhouse at

the early opening hour of July -4. There Is

much that Is uew In this week's bill, there

being three, acts to appear for the lint timent this theatre. Also the heudllners arc spe-

cially worthy, of note, as It murks the reup-liearauce as a team of Smith and Campbell,who have again Joined hands ln< their con-versational act, after a two years' separation.There were many In the audience on Mondaywho remembered their excellent work usvaudeville entertainers In yearti gone by; andtheir work scored even stronger than In thopast; Their opening soug was exceedinglyiiiiropos of their reappearance Us partuers.Harry Davenport rendered two sougs of Eng-lish types unite cleverly, this lining his. debuthere; In fuel, we lnivo to chronicle threeother lirst appearances here III Ihe uelsif the 1'rotuaus, presenting, with mui'li

success, n musical absurdity, entitled"Miss Orceu." There are nine characters, all

of which are enacted by the Four Gothams.Mabel Brownell and Julius McVlckers, In anew and original comedietta, 'Lovedove'sHoneymoon," must also be credited with asuccessful debut hero, and this will also ap-ply to the debut here of Emil . Hucli, JanoElton and company. In the plquunt farcelet,

"Mile. Bid." Acts which added to theirformer successes were : The Bros. La Nolo,comedy acrobats : tho Three Mitchells, coloredonlcrtalneiH : Dclmurc unil Oncldu, la pcrcliu

eipilpolsu: Hissed uud Scull, singing anddancing duo: Hurry B. Walsim, trump'cyclist ; Win. KobldiiM and Lydla Ticiitiiua.ii,

In nn artistic singing number, "The Hcre-nade ;" Muellrtilb Bros., expert hnnjnlsls:Alexis uud Sciinll, In comedy ncroballcs, uudthe American blogrupli.

Now York Then Ire Iloof Garden(Kluw & Krlnngcr, managers).—Straight

vaudeville continues the rule here, attended

with excellent success, ns nil seulu lira In-

variably occupied ut each performance. Near-

ly nil of last week's iierformers are held overlor this week, and Bailey uud Madison areadded lo the bill. Itosurlo Guerrero pre-

sumed, for the lirst time here, a pantomimicversion of "Carmen," In which her Impersona-tion of the tempestuous and passionate,

heroine was really dramatic, nnd consequent-ly a Hue display of pantomimic excellence.

Iliirle in.—At Proctor's One Hundred and

Twenty-Fifth Slreet Thciilro (J. Austin

Kyncs, general niniuiger) despite the warmweiiiber uud n holiday this liotmc wus well

tilled bnlli afternoon mid evening of July -I,

wheu "Fighting Bob" wus presented for tho

first tluiu In Harlem, unit evidently met withapproval. It Is somewhat different from Hie

usual line of productions offered here. Mostof ihe original stage effects wero used uudnothing left undone Unit would make .hopluv a iiuccess. Several additions have beenmade lo tho sloek company during tho joist

few weeks, and for Hie bettor. Joseph Yur-rli'k presented his selentllie achievement, theMagic Keltic, which caused much surpriseiiiiil amusement. The other vaudeville con-tributions were; Matthews and Ashley, St.

Ouge Brothers. Lillian Bender, uud now pic-

tures from the k a la tech uo scope.Wkst Em> Tiii:athh closed for the season,

On July 4 the management tendered a bene-fit to Una Abcll Brlnker, which proved asuccess.

Brooklyn.—At Watson's Coxy Corner

(W. B. Watson, manager) the burlesque of-

fered for the week Is entitled "Charlie's

Farewell Dinner." In I ho vmtilerllle bill

urn Ella Shields, who sings several newsongs: tho Burtletts. musical I'limudlaus;

Page mid Mayo, In a comedy sketch, midCollou and Harrow. On Monday, July 4,

thii popular comedian. Elmer Tcalcy, will

he given n ic.itiuiniilnt benefit, nt which there

will be a monster bill of rauitcrille anil

burli'sipio favorites.

JUMLum iJijach.—"A Chinese Uoucj-

moon'' will beheflrd here for -one week only,

'^*fiU»»M«2SSk*ttSanderspn, yenrge -B/oderlck, ana manyother prominent jnuslcar ebt*.rtalrie'fs.

Pain'h ENCi/rtsrlBA' brings- mHnories of thepast and the men who' accomplished greatthings one hinrdrrd years ago: when theAmerica ji Navy was ht Its infancy. Thisgiant spectacle Is something long to be re-

membered. The 11 rework display is somethingonrtif the ordinary. •- - -

Hun, iiton Bi:ai:u.—In the Music Hall(Wm. T. Grove'r, manager; Ihe bill presentedtius week contains many favorites, such a*l)uh McAviry and his Fifth Avenue ulrt»vLouis A. Semon, Grace Gardner and com-pany, In "The New Coachman;" Hedinland Arthur, comedy Jugglers; Howard andBland, with a new net, called "The StageManager;" the Misses Helinore, instrumental-ists and singers : Cortmel and Harris, Martl-nclll, nnd the vltagraph. •

Dukasiland.—The vaudeville attractionshere are, very popular. This week's bill

has many changes, The Golden Galeuartet, Ford Sisters, 1'lzle troupe of eight.Hodges and Lflunrlimcre, Tascot, nndH&lc and Francis. The circus is watchedby many. J. C. Sweeney, Melrose. Al. Sea-liert, Mflc. S. Slchrenc. Howard and Ltiellitn,

Dttk Vrooman, and Melville and Howard areon the ii'll to entertain those who visit theenclosure this week.Luna Pabk (Thomson A Dundy, owners).—The programme tills week is is follows:

ItTng 1—Robt Sttckney Jr., Louise De Mott,Mons. Vlnello, Josle ' Ashton, Mile, Alexan-drine. Rigs Spessardy. Ring 2—Ndza-do, the Three Madcaps. Klttamnra's Japan-ese Troupe, Mies Leon, the Pantzer Trio, theTWo Modus, Mutsoota and Tanka, Zonr.King 3—Matsootn, the Marions, Mile. Mti-nellos, Archie Onrl, the Zrtrnes, Little Sat-eoui, Will Hill, and the Five Flying Her-berts.

Henokrson's Music 1 1 all (F. B. Hen-derson, manager).—Mosber, Houghton andMoaher, Milan! Trio, Irving Jones, Gardenand Somers, Marcus and Gartelle, Clafilii

Sisters, Ed; Doyle. Cluctt James, Valmorcand Horton, Rose Corller, Trcnlor, Deltorclll

nnd Gllssendn, Joe Morris, Beltclalre Broth-ers. Ford and Wilton, and Ileardslcy Sistersmake up (be hill for the week.

««»VIRGINIA.

Norfolk.—At Ocean View Casino (JakeWells, manager) business for week of June27 was unusually good. Vaudeville for weekof July 4.

Acme Theatre (Chas. W. West, manager).—New people for week of 4 are : Barnes andWashburn, Ada Young, Monson and Qulcn,and Lottie Lee. Business Is good.

rtuoi: Tumaiiie (J. M. Crinnlan, mana-ger).—People for week of'4 are: Fowler andWest, Laura Raymond, Will S. Bcecher, MayVan Leer. Fanny Florence and Harry U.Shafer. Business Is big.Auditorium Theatre (J. M. Barton, man.

nger).—People for week of 4 are: RemainSisters, Estelle Brown, Florence Edwards,Lottie W. Gorman, Harry T. Howard. MinniePatterson, Eddie Mlmle, Three Rentz, andDan Connors. Business Is good,

.' i

Petersburg.—At Ferndale Casino (Wm.E. French, manager) Seller's Juvenile Min-strels closed, June 25, an engagement ofthree weeks. The show was good, and gavegeneral eat 'sfaction. George Fay Palmeropened ; 27. for week, In- "Pompeii, or thePower of the Cross." The play wub well re-ceived by a fair slued house.W. II. Haiuiih' NICkkjj Pi,a™ Suows gave

two performances, to small attendance, 27.Unfavorable weather conditions prevailed.

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I.yne libur«.—At RlVermont Tars Ca-sino (Jako Wells, manager) ' Waller A Ma-gill's Comedy Co. was the attraction weekof June 27. The weather being unfavorablethe attendance was not good.

Richmond.—At the Casino (Wells A Mc-Kee. manngersi the Dixie Troubadours, weekof June 27, bad good business. Week of July4.' the Walter Edward Stock Co TheDixie Troubadours will disband hero July 2.

Danville.—At Wells' Casino (Jake Wells,maniinrr) the Century Minstrels played weekof Jinn! 'J7, lo packed bouses, Willi the excep-tion of the rainy tilgbls.

« »»INDIANA.

ETnnnvllle.—Cook's Park (Harry Lali-

rance, mannger) opened the week of June 26with a strong bill, and played to S. R. O.,

Colvllle and Mae Blrde's company being the

attractions. The Eceley Sisters, Colvllle andMuo Blrde, I/eon and Marie Le Charttcrs,Vocik mid Wclda, nnd Hubert and Warren.The week of July it a favorite attraction re-

turns. La Hose Electric Fountain, July 4,bud largest crowd ever known to wltnesnfireworks. The vaudeville list for saoia weekIncluded : Itccsc, and Pressor, Louise Sylvester,10. (). Kuelker, nn Eviiiisvllte boy ; Mary Mad-den, Muy Butler and her ladles' brass band.The ihi-ee wiivk llgurc eight Is ulso a big at-traction at this park.Oak Summit PaiiK offered a strong bill

Ihe week of 211, Including : Leo nnd chapman,lu "Wmitetl. u Donkey ;" Eddie Leslie, thoKennlson Sisters, in acrobatic dancing;Hurdle Liiligdim. Mile. Carrie, nnd the kloo-ilrotnc. The park has added a large collec-

tion of nulmnlM, which ndds to Its attractive-ness. Hugo crowds uro In constant attend-ance.West Hkichts has ugslu opened, and Is

offering strong attractions. Ou 27 the RoyalStock Co. ojiened to S. 11. O., and offered anexivllrnt list of ultraet Ions. The theatrehas undergone some much needed changes.

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NEBRASKA.

IOWA.

Dea- Molar*.-At frrgersoll Park (*red

Buchanan, 'drnjager] weflf; of June ft was

one of the beet this resiirt has enjoyed this

seusoit An excellent liUI, including .Keno,

Walsh and Melrose, Hugh Stanton and Flor-

ence Modens, Harris and Waltem, and tho

Bros. Dixon, wan presented. Week of 20opened to big crowds. The bill included

:

The Great FuTgora, Artie Hall. Blocksom andBntns, Mr. and Mrs. Kobyns. James W. Bren-

uiia; arid Clayton? Jenkins and Jasper.

DiiTio'ijue.—Tlie Grand Ojiera House (Wm.T. ltoehli manager) opens, July 0, for ouc of

the most Important engagements of the sea-

son, vis. : Maude Adams, In "The Little

Minister." June 27 and week the local lodgeB. P. O. Elks give a midsummer vaudevillennd muslcatc at tbc "shooting park," td raise

funds to defray expenses to Cincinnati to

assist in the election of Bro. Fred C. Robin-son to the office of grand secretary.

itKENTUCKY.

Louisville.— At Jockey Club Park

(James B. Camp, manager) Jno. C. Weberand his band open a two weeks' engagementnt this resort July 3. A grand display of

fireworks will be given evening of 4.*«ADDITIONAL FAIRS.

Waaibick aid Chas. Ferguson were addedto. toe. sdvertlilng staff, , under, iiowvdsua, . uuuer. uows/u c

*4t9rtM(Jl5|fipaMlM week.President Thomas. E. Lynch Is at the StarTheatre tBbj Sftmmer. Frafik Smith has re-signed from' the B. P. LB.: of A.

Roster of the Great Sells A Downs Adver-tising, Car, No. -, la as follows : Fred Me-Mnnn, car manager; Edward Karris, bossbill poster; U. J. Powers, Al. Johnson, FredKcdneld. J. W. Culver. J. rJ. Burdlek."Dusty" Rhodes, C W. Andcmon, WillDavis, bill posters: C. W. Parker, lliiio-

granher, and -J. P. Miller, banner man.Notes from Newark, N. J., local, No. J8,

N. A. B. P.- and II. of A:—At our last meet-lug some Important business was transacted.Thanks for communications from BrothersClnrkson, Flsndrau and others. We wouldlike to have the road members "send their ad-dresses to H. S. Parker, recording secretary,before next meeting, to be held July 10, at04 Market Street, when there will be moreImportant business attended to.

Notes from Akron, 0., Local, No. 8.—Thelist of union opposition blllers thatclosed with the Walter L. Main Shows ntToledo. 0.. June 23; la as follows: L. D.Proctor. A. C: Mohce, Kid Koster, PaulDavis, Al. Powell, Ed. Ramsey, Wm. Gosylen.Fred Flandro, Frank Tracy, Va! Klncsldand Wallle McCauley. Most of the boys wentto their homes.

Lliieiiln.—At tho Oliver Theatre (X,eh-

rung A Crawford, muuugora) tho FultonStock Co., In repertory, lu engaged for tho

Summer months. Business has been very

satisfactory uud tho company Is pleasing

the people.

AunmmuiM.—Innes nnd tils hand gave amusical festival week of June 27. Businesswas yory good.

Lvrii'.—This house has Joined tho PbcIIIccoast circuit of vaudeville theatres. Weekof 27 business was good, with the followingpeople : Marshall nnd Ervln, Jennie Col-luirn, Lc Clare und West, new moving pic-

tures.«»»

CONNECTICUT.

Bridgeport.—At Poll's Theatre (Joseph

Cihlillo, manager) "The Belle of Richmond,"Juno 27-July 2. played to good business.

Rooked for week of 4, "The Favor of the

King," a drama, adapted from the French byGeorge Porter, of this city.

1'LHAUimE Beach (Joseph V. O'Brien, man-noorl.—Week of 4 : rarker nnd Keller, De-vluo und Wolley, the Castunos, May Curtis,nuit Lyndon and Wrehu.

Nutks,—.luck Klirke, of the learn of Mc-Huiy uud Burke, faucy bug punchers, who Is

summering ut his home III this city, will sail

for Europe In a few weeks .... Manager Ed-ward Smith, of Smith's Theatre, has nowadopted Ihe wings.' nnd Is n full fledgedKukIiv lie wns Initiated Into Ihe lucnl flerli',

where lie was recelverl with much entbusl-Hum'. slid ts' the flr*t iRral manager to Jointhe Bridgeport act le.

[These fairs are additional to those pub-lished In Clhtk u. dated June 11 and June 20.]

Slate Fair.

MAINE.—Lewlston, S. 27, 30; George H.Clark, secy.

Connty and District Fairs.MICHIGAN.— Adrian, Lenawee County

Fair, S. 20, 30; Smith C. Fairbanks, secy.Allegan, Allegan County Fair, O. 4, 7; W. H.Warner Jr., secy. Alpena, Alpena CountyFair, S. 27, 30; W. S. Richardson, secy.Ann Arbor, Wasbtenau County Fair,- 27, 30

;

Leo Graner. secy. Armada, Armada Fair,O. C, 7: A. J. Freeman, secy. Bad Axe,Huron County Fair, S; 27, 30: F. D. Mc-Gregor, secy. Bay City, Bay County Fair,21, 23 : C. L. Fox, secy. Berlin, Ottawa andWest Kent Fair, 27, 30; Melvln S. Smith,secy. Capac, Capac Fair, 27, 20 ; Alvln Bal-den, secy. Caro, Caro Farmers' Fair. 20, 23

;

J. H. Beckton, secy. , Cass City, Tuscola,Sanilac and Huron District Fair, O. 4, 7 ; H.L. McDermott, secy. Centervllle, St JosephCounty Fair, 4, 7 ; D. R. Hazen, Becy. Char-lotte. Eaton Connty Fair, S. 27, 80 : N. L.Smith, secy. Dundee, Dundee Fair, 20, 23

;

J. B. Hayhes, secy. East Jordan, CharlevoixCounty Fair, 27. 30 ; Le Roy Sherman, secy.Elkton, Elkton Fair, O. 11, 13 ; M. A. Honey-well, secy. Flint, Genessce Industrial Fair,8. 0. 9 ; John B. Lyons, secy. Fowlervllle,FowlervlHe Fair, O. 4, 7: D. C. Carr, secy.Grand Rapids, West Michigan Fair, 8. 19,'£& : S. J. Weber, secy. Hart, Oceana CountyFair, 13, 10 ; John B. Butler, secy. Hastings,Barry County Fair, O. 11, 14 ; W. H, Schanu,secy. Hillsdale, Hillsdale County Fair, 3, 7 ;

C. W. Terwlllleer, secy. Houghton, Hough-ton County Fair, S. 27, 30; Ira E. Randall,secy. Howard City, Howard City Fair, 6. ;

B. J. Lowrey, secy. Imlay City, Imlay CityFair, 0. 4, 6; Frank Rathsburg, secy. Iona,Iona District Fair. S. 27, 30 ; A. P. Loomls,secy. Ironwood, Gogebic County Fair, 6, 9;C. E. Hank, secy. Lake Odessa, World's BestTrUCouht'y Fair, O. 4, 7: H. W. Hart, secy.Marnuette, Marquette Connty Fair, S. 6, ;

M. 1*. Hank, secy. Marshall, Calhoun Coun-ty Fair. 13, 10 ; Wm, H: Arthur, secy. Mid-land, Midland County Fair, 12, 15 : H. L.Falrchlld, secy. Mllford, Mllford Fair. 2,30;J." S. Hewitt, secy. Reed City, Trl-CountyFair, 13, 10 ; A. M. Flelschharfer. secy. Sebe-wulug, Sebewalng Fair, 28, 30 ; L. W. Vogel,secy. St. Johns, Clinton County Fair. 26,20 ; Geo. N. Ferrcy, secy. Towas City, IoscoCounty Fair, 0. 4, 6 ; Henry Drake, secy.Vassar,. Tuscola County Fair, S, 27, 30; B.8. Weaver, secy.

M 1 Bill POtrcfTNotes from Boston Loeul, No. 17.—Tho

members of this local paraded fifty strong utthe funeral of P. A. Muunlug. who was burledSunday, June 20, utter a lingering Illness.

Tho pallbearers were Brothers Watson, Hale,Kievenaar, Judge, Thwlng, Hogad, Hlmes,and our worthy president, Frank Lloyd. Ed.Curtln had charge of the funeral arrange-ments. James Gammon, of the Palace The-atre, entertained a number of the boya last

week on bis yacht, tbc Bob-o-llnk. FrankJohnson Is In town. Ted Wehrlc Is to spendthe latter part of June and July 4 at WalterWebrlc's claim In New Hampshire. JohnElls, of the Opera House, Is doing the billingfor the steamer New Brunswick. Bros. Burkeand Kievenaar are doing the work for TheBoston Post. Henry Corbctt and John Tracy,of tho Donnelly Bill Posting Co., und LouisBurkhardt, of the Colonial Theatre, are nowlull fledged members of the T. M. A's., alsoGeo. Collier, of tho Globe Theatre. At thespecial meeting, Sunday evening, resolutionsexpressing profound regret were adopted bythe union on the death of P. A. Manning.Indorsement of the bakers' strike was voted,und a donation of $10 wus made to thestriking glove workers, of Gloversville, N. Y.,In response to an address In their behalf byPresident Frank McConthv of the BostonCentral Labor Union, uud Mary Lotz, of thoGlove Workers' Union, from Gloversville.Two new members were admitted, and threeapplications for membership acted upon. Thelocut is to have a feature In the Labor Dayparade. Tho theatres In town that arc openfor the Summer are the Tremont. Globe andI be Palace. Traveling members kindly Rendtheir address to Harry M. Peyser, 1472 Wash-ington Street, Boston, Muss.

NoteH from Pittsburg, Pa., Local, No. 3.

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G. G. Payne, of Local No. 0, who has beenwith the Sells A Downs Show all season, wastaken sick while in Homestead, Pa., and wassent lo Mercy Hospital, at Pittsburg, wherehe Is receiving the beet of attention. Busi-ness agent visits him every day to attendto bis wants. D. T. Judge and wife arenow residents of Sherldanvillc, Just outut Pittsburg. Bro. Judge extends an invita-tion to his many friends to visit him whlloplaying around Pittsburg. Chun. Joseph hasJust returned from n trip to Chicago. Ed.Baker, of No. 3, Is still con lined in the hos-pital nt Kansas City. It hi expected he willsoon lie able to leave for his home. Geo.(irlltlth. of No. 3, has returned from a West-ern trip, and is making arrangements tobring his family hero, as he Intends to makethis city his future home. Harry Joseph, ofNo. 3, will leave for St. Louis to visit thefair. He will stop at Chicago and Cincinnation his way home, to visit his folks. TeddyLackmnn, of No. l t Is now private secretaryon car No. 1, Forepgugb-Sells Bros.' Show.Several mcmls>rs of the Bells A Downs ad-vertising ear were here Sunday, June 20, andvisited Bro. Payne, of No. 0, at the MercyHospital, where he Is conduct) with a severoattack of rheumatism. L"n ltauser. of No.I!, who bus been with the Pawnee Bill Show,pawed through here 'JO, on his way to Cin-cinnati, where he will undergo an operationfor stomach troubles.

Notes' from Local No. 24. Buffalo. N, Y.

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Philip Wollff ami Geo. Riley hnvo beenkoptliristhnsr for the last ten days geRlng outthe posters for the Fort Erie races, whichstarted Jane 27 and last till July 13. Bio.

The WItmarks' new production output will

Include, among others In preparation, a newpiece, by Victor Herbert, entitled "Enchant-ed Isle ;" the new Blossom and Bobyn opera

which has not been named as yet; "Fan-

tana," a new creation, by Robert Smithand Raymond HubbelL that will be pro-

duced by the Sbuberts: "The Filibusters,"

a romantic opera, by Wilson and Loralne;

"The Forbidden Land," by Steely and Cba-

pin; "The Pearl and the Pumpkin," an ex-travaganaa, by Denzlow, West and Bratton

;

"Sire De VIergy," a Parisian success whichhas been adapted for the American stage, andwhich will be produced here by Fischer andHyley; the two new successes, "The Sho-Gun" and "The Maid and the Mummy,"which have already had tbelr premiers.The Three Diamonds, In a new sketch,

by Charles Horwltz, "The Jewels of MissJulian," are Introducing a new song issued

by the Bvans Music Co.. Boston, entitled

"Those Brown Eyes that Make Us Dizzy."Herr Kubellk, the violinist, has been pre-

sented by hie wife with twin baby girls.

Phasey's Band, Handel V. Phasey, band-master, begins July 3 a ten weeks' engage-ment at Claremont Park, Bronx, N. x".

The Herald Square Publishing Co. and thoMorris Levy Publishing Co. have been ab-sorbed by the house of M. Wltmark A Sons,who, In spite of tbe big Interests they alreadyhave, are constantly adding to their bnslness.

A. Buzzl Pechla, a well known composerand singer, has Juat placed three songs withM. Wltmark A Sons. These numbers, "MyHeart," "Glory to Love" and "Going toWar," are of widely different character.Leo Feist's publications of note which are

being extensively used. Include: "Somebody'sWaiting For Me," "In Starlight," "I Ain'tGot No Time,*.' "Let Me In, Data All,"

"When the Band was Playing Dixie,-' "Peggy

Mine," "When the Mocking Birds are Sing-ing," "Anona," "Mary Ann, "Uncle 8amrny"and "Strolling Along tbe Pike"Nina David has signed a contract with

Robert Grau to appear in one hundred con-certs In New York and nine other cities, be-

ginning on Oct, 17, at Carnegie Hall.Pellx ; Welngartner, the conductor, has

elgned a contract to revisit the United Stateslu January or February, to conduct a numberof concerts for tbe New York: PhilharmonicSociety. Later Mr. Welngartner will make ashort tour of the country.

* «»DEATHS IN THE PROFESSION.

Damix Decatub ("Dak") Enitnn, oneof the pioneers of negro minstrelsy, and tho

composer of the famous soug, "Dixie," died

at his homo In Mount Vernon, Ohio, June 25.

He was born lu that town, on Oct 28, 1815,

and ns a boy was considered a prodigy withtho "fiddle." At the age of fourteen he ranaway from home to avoid learning the black-

smithing business, and made bis debut In

the show business about four years later,

traveling with a circus. Later be enlistedIn the army, but was released, and In 1840he was traveling with the Cincinnati Cir-

cus, playing In the orchestra. He discov-ered Ferguson, the banjolst, and inducedthe manager of the circus, C. Rogers, to en-gag,.' him. Mr. Emmett then learned to playHie barJo, and tbe following season (1841)he rejoined the Ciucinnatl Circus, and he nndFrank Brower became very popular. TheVirginia Minstrels were organized by"Dan" Emmett, William AVhltlock, Rich-ard W. Pelham aud Frank Brower, andwus tho lirst mlustrel aggregation. Con-cerning the first public appearance oftho Virginia Minstrels all tour membersseem to agree that lt was at the ChathamTheatre, New York City, for tbe benefit ofPelham, the date of the benefit being Jan. 31,

1843. The first public announcement thatTiiu Cui'rcn was able to trace was on Feb.8, ot that year, when the Virginia Minstrelswero announced at the Bowery Amphithe-atre. New York. The four members com-prising this band of minstrels later went to

tho Tremont Theatre, Boston, with GeorgeWooidrldge as agent Leaving Boston theyreturned to New York, took a benefit here ntthe Park Theatre, and then sailed for Liver-pool, Eng. Their engagement in London wasnot successful, and whitlock and the agent,Wooidrldge. returned to America, Emmettand Pelliutn weht to Astley's, and BrowerJolued Joe Sweeney, the banjolst, and wentto Scotland. Later Emmett went travelingwith June A Sands' American Circus for theremainder of the Summer of 1848. After awhile Emmett and Brower Joined fortunesagain, performing In Manchester and Not-tingham, Brower soon afterward leaving to

Join Joe Sweeney. Emmett was then sum-moned to Join Pelham, Brower and Sweeney.The four then started for Belfast, goingthence to Dublin, Cork, Glasgow, Edinburgh,ubd back to Glasgow, where the party brokeup, Brower once more Joining Sweeney after

playing an engagement with Emmett at

Cook's Circus. Thus ended the VirginiaMlnstrelH. Emmett sailed for New York In

September, 1844. He was later on one of

the members' of the famous Christy Min-strels, und ulso played with Bryant's Min-strels, beglnnlug in 1858, nnd rcmniulngwith them for about seven veurs. Concern-ing the writing of "Dlxle,,, Dan Emme t

said: "One Snturdav night, in 1809, whllo

I was a member of Bryant's Minstrels, at

Mechanics' Hall, New York City. Dan Bry-ant came to me and asked : 'Can't you get

its up a walk around for next week that

we can do with one rehearsal, . for we winhave to put It In on Monday night?' San-day 1 wrote 'Dixie,' and called It 'I Wish I

Was In Dixie,' which was a Northern circus

expression, and not a Southern one. as manyhave supposed. Tho South was then con-

sidered all below tb* Mason and Dixon Line,

nnd many n tlnto I have heard the boys say,

of a cold day. when they were traveling with

a circus In the North: 'Well, I wish I wasIn Dixie's land now.' thinking of the genial

warmth of the South." He made very little

money from Ihe song, and during the later

years of his life was In very poor clrcum*

July 9. TIO} N1W YOEK CIxCPREB. 457*niiL'rt Vot tewnl- -seasons recently boL~^der contract? with At. 0. meld, aod

SkM wlth,t»« l«tter'i mln»Uet,*jjgw»;

ion an a feature: matflng bis list paflla'ip-

SuSri with Mr. Wh compaoyr^TheSSSS were interred lu Mount Vie* Cerae-

25 Mt Vernon. Ci., .fnly 1, the fanernl

being in charge of B, P. O. Elks. Lt»K»1-10.

r.Rnrr.B Horn, well known ns a minstrel

comedian, died Jane 28, nt lift home fag Phila-

delphia, from PPtutnonln, aged about Mty-,11 Tram. Hla father waa F.pb Horn.

reoree Horn served tbrough the Civil Wnr.idnlD« the army/at the age of fourteen, andit the end of the! war he Immediately Joined

hla father In the minstrel business, and in

5ft when Dl« fattur'tfled, l;o started outtidfiifndently. He played In almost every

Country In the world. IHa Inst, appearance

In phllcdclphla was wltti the Carnerass &lilx.'y Company, about ten years ago. lu.

1870 he married Georglnna Worrel, a rhlln

ndelphln girl, who Was known on the stageL. Millie Georgia. She traveled with the

Klrilfy Brothers and other well knownshows. Owing to 111 health he waa obliged

t» retire from the Htage about six years

'.'in and had since lived In l'hlladolpiila.

He had no children. Interment was In l.a-

ftyetle Vault, Philadelphia, June 30. Mrs.

Jloro survives blm.

Mas. Amklia Serous, a guest of the EdwinKo'rrest Home, died at thut place. June 21).

she was of German birth and ber aunt 'waathe great Frau Claus, of the Royal Theatre,

in Dresden. Hhe was born in Casael, Germany,Oct. 23, 1820, and made her debut at theJoseph Stadt Theatre, In Vienna, In thenrlaclple role of "The Bride of a Bandit."

She remained there for several seasons. Thenshe visited many of the larger cities ofiiermanv, playing In the Court theatres.She came to America in 18C2 and openedst the Astor Place Opera House, this. city.

In the title role of "The Maid of Orleans,"In German. She then visited Cincinnati,Ualtlmore, and nearly all of the Americaniltles. always playing In German. Duringthe wdr she was In New Orleans and herboy, who had Joined tbe Northern army.was killed. . Coming North she was engagedi,v (orrled for hu theatre In Ibis. city.

Madame Herges received great praise for herInterpretation of. "Leah, the Forsaken."when she appeared, here In 1870.In Philadelphia her success was so greatthat she became a Philadelphia^ and hadbeer. Identified with that city for fifty years.

<i'ca<donal)y playing elsewhere. For years sheplayed the principal woman's roles at theii'er.nan theatre In Callowlilll .Street, aboveFourth; and later at the Germanla Thentre,lu North Third Street, that city. On June2.1, 1888. she retired from the- stage andentered tbe Forrest Home, where she spentthe remainder of her life.'

Ciias. I', Fi.ocktox, aii nctor, who was atone time prominent on the London stage,died In Han Francisco on Friday, July 1.

He was seventy-six years old, ana had beenIII a week. He was a member of the "J)uBarry" company, and bad been associatedwith Sirs. Leslie Carter for the last twoyean. He was a member of Henry Irvine'scompany for several years, and at one timesupported Sothern.

I-'hed W>rd, of the bicycle team of Elandand Ward, who traveled with Guy Brothers'.Minstrels Inst season* died June 20, fromlunsnuiptlon, at his homo at Hartford, Conn,lie was twenty-one years of age, and waswell known as a comedian. lie was a mem-ber Aerie 104 of Kngies, Dubois, I 'a.

John Sanderson, an old marionette per-forn'er, died Sunday. June 26, from consump-tion) oged about, fifty eight years. He, wasImra la Liverpool, Rug., and was engaged bvMi-Donougb & Harnshaw, in, 1873, as leadingmarionette performer- for their show.CltARMriTK 1",avk:ink, of the Lavernes. Ed-

ward and Carlotta, nerlnllsts, died' at Lima,').. June .30. from beart disease. The. remainswere tnken to her late home at Salem, Mass.,for Interment.

Ch.um.rs Hinut, tenor, of the orlelnalPrimrose Quintette, died In PhiladelphiaJune 20. He was recently with the Murray* Mack Co.Frank Itinnm.. comedian of the Ulrica

Stuck Co., died In Los Angeles. Cal., June 23,and was burled. by the local lodge, 00, B, IVt). Kilts,

Hahkv R. Gekr. a trick 'cyclist and mo-tor 'cjcllst, was killed while riding his motor'ryrle on the streets of St Louis severalweeks ago. He ran Into a wagon and frac-tured his skull, fjp bad of late been In themotor 'cycle business in St Louis. Mr. Qeer••in born ln ; Boston. His widow and onechild survive him.

Iliu.v Lkhr, nn actor, died from pneu-monia on June 24, at Merldan, Mlas. HlaList engagement was with the Marie DaleOb,

'I'UAAKKU TUB HUPUUTUtl.

«»»PLAYS and SKETCHES COPYRIGHTED

'Colleen," a play, In three actB. Copy-righted by Baroness Ella voa Wrede.,,"A Ught for Dove," a play, In four acts,

'npyrlehted by Hal Held."A Friend of tbe Fa'miiv.'

"'a- Copyrighted

l-y GmT&i'tchePli

8y;'n 0M BCt

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'Copyr,*hte<1

,

"Haunted Man," a play, la three acts.ited by H.. A. Bennett.

rleud of the Family," a play, in three" by C. J. Campbell.

A good story on the pastor of an. Oakland,Si ' nW' '* tous tol<f »» Sa» FranrUroJ oicii a ant: -J i

»_" ,t^apPen.ed onr Sunday that, la looking

over the notices ot sermons, the .editor sawthat there, was a subject of more thin usualInterest scheduled for one of tbe churches.Calling a reporter, he said:

'

m.i'1'1 *?* that la. preaching on some-

get ft '

We maf'*° dowll' tn«r« "<>

"'He preached this morning,' advised tbereporter, who had also been studying tbepapers. ~

" "All right : then go and find him or someUSX 7?.° bS»£d him; get about two hundredana fifty words," commanded the man at HiefEsfi After falling to Und.the reverend gen-UeaUn, an usher was located, and be wasable, with great dltllculty, to remember abouttwo hundred words, the reporter returnedto the office.

" "Did you find him? waa the Hrst query.No, he has gone to San Francisco ; but I

found' an usher, and got as much of his talkas you. will want, 1 fancy.'"The reporter sat down to write the ser-

moo, banding tbe copy to tbe editor as soonas he finished It.

" 'That's rattling rood stuff,' said the edi-tor a few minutes later : 'Can't you remem-ber about four hundred words more?' Theeditor knew, It wasn't a Question of memory,and the reporter also knew, so'he said:

" 'I think I can write more in the sameline.'

"About three hundred more words wereadded, and the editor wanted more, but thereporter said be would be taking chances ona libel suit if he taxed his memory further.The next day tbe reporter, whose version ofthe sermon was printed at length, was walk-ing down, the street with a friend, when thepastor himself came In sight

" 'I'd better get out of this,' be gasped,Just as the clergyman extended his hand,while a beaming smile broke over bis face.

" 'I want to thank you for the way you re-ported me yesterday,' waa the remark ad-dressed to the scribe. 'It is not often that Iam quoted verbatim, and I do. not know thatit ever happened to me before In Oakland.'

" 'I am glad, you were pleased,' said tbe re-porter, 'I tried to do my best'

" *You-dld ; you were all right,' waa the ap-preciative ieply."

• '»JOHNNY KLING'S STORY.

Johnny Kllng, the tall catcher of the Chi-cago Cubs, whose home Is In Kansas City, Isnot only a crack ball player, but a pool expertas well—one of the cleverest pool players Inthe business. Kllng Is also a fair sort of araconteur, and the one that he sprang someweeks ago shows that the pool playing catch-er deserves a high niche in the "pipe artists'

"

union."I had heard a great deal," said John.

"about the Intelligence of elephants, but 1

was dumbfounded when a Hindu palmist,with whom I am acquainted, told me anelephant could always recognize bis ownivory—that it you took an elephant's tuskaway from him, and showed it to him agalu.no matter how many years after, no matterhow the tusk might be curved or altered, theelephant would know It Instantly.

"Well, I had a chance to test the truth ofthis statement soon after It was handed me.There Is. a little cirrus which winters in- Kan-sas City, and two years ago one of the ele-

phants had his tusks snwednff. The proprie-tor of tbe billiard hall where I spend someof my time bought a tusk, and had It. turnedInto billiard balls. He Was very proud ofthose spheroids, too, and they were reallymuch better' titan the average.

"Well, when the Hindu told me lliesethings about tbe sagacity of elephants I de-cided to test old flap-ears, and so I went tothe billiard hall to borrow one of tbe balls."The proprietor was as much Interested In

this experiment as myself, so .we went to thecircus quarters together. We found the ele-

phant from which tbe tusks had been sawed,and T reached out a hand to him with one ofthe balls in the hand."Did lie recognize' it? Wby, sir, it was the

most wonderful thing you ever saw. He smeltthat billiard ball a moment, then took it. Inbis trunk. Then he hit me on the head withIt, and knocked me dizzy."That showed that tbe elephant not only

recognized the tusk, but was still sore aboutlosing It, nnd demonstrated the wonderfulsagacity of the beast beyond all denial."

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Kansas City Star.<<»

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ot Makebelleve," In two acts. Copy-righted by W. D. Hall.

the Last Rose of Summer," In four acts.< npyrlghted by \V. B. Patton!

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attcy Jacks," In four acts. Copy-righted by Anna Gross.

.Mademoiselle Itlccl," a farce, In one act.Lopjrlghted by Emily Hoch.,. ggg With the Devil."- Copyrighted by

f„,.7lle

.1>arson'

s Daughter," a melodrama, In..

r~ utt8;. .Copyrighted °y Agnes Carlton.

(v»;l\*i.: Jjr*,,n,w«" a P^y. »a three acta.Copyr ghted Cy Chas. A. fieace.

*w8**iftS^&*v ' ln four acts -

Morgan*M Lora,Be-" Copyrighted by C. J,

..-"fiSIHawM Ctnarti a play, In three acts.frighted by Harry Booked•«„ S ™*?? Sacrifice," a play, ln four

••ifc°P.vrlBhte<l by W. F. Kellry.

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?rc)' of t0° Court," In four acts.

l-°Wrlglited by V. Storbeck.

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JgS'iB*! * P|ay. In Ave aots. Copy-twiVV - p- P«y<K>n and J. MacArthur.

«ce oSsfiPt0 Dlte''' Copyrighted by Flor-

•sSfrWlj^ ln three acta- °w

WnS K 'Bg * Rlr»'-" Copyrighted by J. V.

i>y 'i-

ni

H °/'ut'0|f

'ln two act*' Cow|gnted

-I'^r'Sniche tw° '«*• Cop,r 'ght'

•»SV CrSW' 'n """ aC,a C0|>y"

c,„"H ' : 9<1 Hath Joined." In four acts,'"pyrlghled by a A. Chambllss.

«»»;

with u!lb

ii ?]* '" "laying the souhrettes

bar* »i'.,l

'.nHout'8 Stock T:o, at Warrens-

3 f;

s SLffSSE. Sprlbgs). This Is Miss,(load h*f^°,

nd 8l,n"ner season with Mr. Horn.'

•°w business prevails.

of Fiinnu

*r Jc

9.rl Clifford Barnes, only son

ai int„„a?dJ Norene Barnes, died June 27.

in h, a

n '?- \l&- *f B'rlght's disease. He was

it | fn;oTeD,n ye«- The remains were burled

"How do I know, that women never appra-ciate honesty? Wby, Just from observation,"explained the man in. the box office of a popu-lar Broadway theatre. "I have anywherefrom one to a dozen women here every duyInquiring for things they have left In theirseats the night before. They usually gettheir property, for we have a set of honestemployes. But there Isn't more than onewoman ln four that will offer to leave areward for this honesty. And they lose suchfunny things! Rings and pins, lace hand-kerchiefs anil opera glasses, evea rubber over-shoes and umbrellas. We always have halfn dczen umbrellas brought here after a per-

formance given In a rainy night—see what abunch was brought in this morning—andhere comes some one looking for one of themnow."An umbrella? Yes, ma'am, there was

one found here last night. What kind of onumbrella waa yours'/—a silk one—yes, butwhat kind of a handle did It have? Oh, a

huckhorn—Is tills If; No. the scrubwomandidn't find It : one of the ushers brought It

In. Not at all ; no trouble, ma'am ; goodday.Well, woulda't that—what do you think shesaid?"Tbe irate box office man turned to bis

friend, displaying a silver dime ln his palm."She told me that if a woman had found thatumbrella, which must be worth at least Sin,

she would. have left a quarter; but, as a mereman brought It in, she would just leave adime to encourage him In his hanesety '."—JV. Y. Times.

»»»WASTED THE RESULT.

"Horse racing Is a heroic sport, and to this

feature alone Is due Its Intense fascination,"

said W. P. Herndon, of Chicago, who had Juit

come from Latonla, loaded with bis winnings."People who condemn the sport seem to

forget the heroic feature.

'Recently I perpetrated a sorry trick onone of these folks, and it was a clergyman,

too. As an eye witness I described the run-

ning of a great handicap, and to make It

more Interesting I proceeded to color, mystory a bit to tell how a certain hone waschallenged repeatedly from tbe start, andbow the race was In doubt up to tbe lost

moment. „ ,,

"I left the field a few Jumps from ihe

finish. Then I said:" 'I knew a famous horseman once, who

said that a racehorse Is of Interest to only

three persons—the kid that rides him. the

lobster that bets on him, and tbe thief that

owned him.' .

" 'Yes, yes,* cried tbe clergyman. Impa-

tient Iv. 'but which of those horses won on

the d'av yon spoke of J'"

—

Loulinlflt ittraxi.

4 .» ».

neglected «n Opportunity.

run, WITH TUB CUU MORRIS J?»Mr"You'll never gn anywhere with young Brlmsby

again! Why not?GlRI. WITH THE VIOI.A AtLBN VOlC*—The

fool ! It was raining when be came to take

me to the concert' the other evening, and. be

brought two umbrellas I"—Chicago Tribune.

As Sren Abroad."To see oursel's as Ithers see us," Is not

always conducive to, self esteem ; but- RrowHeifer's.

(.BUM, May 28) characterization, of

the piny and style or the leaden In the re-cent tourney, carries the weight- of merit I rutcareful conderntlon.

"it will lie admitted that Marshall standsnut head and shoulders above the other com-petitors. It Is an achievement, it equaled,certainly sot surpassed In previous contests.• • • Marshall s games are games of chess :

they savor of n refreshing originality, full ofvigor and enterprise, acd they stand out likeoases In the dreary deserts of tbe openingswhich have been the repertoire In this tourna-ment. In spite of his enterprising stylengalust over cautious rivals, he never lost agame! nor Is there n game In bis list that heshould have lost. * * Marshall Is to becongratulated on bis splendid victory. It willlie especially pleasing to those who still clingto the old school—-Imagination vs. cool, un-interesting calculation of minute advantages.There Is every hope for a player with ideas.He may lie incorrect nt times, but this defectbecomes rectified with practice, whilst afilayer without Imagination remains hope-essly uninteresting. * * We prefer Mar-shall's games, flaws nnd all, to, the most cor-rectly played game without a leading Idea.The one Is alive, the other dead."On the merits of the play Janowskl

should hnve been second. • • • If differ-ent in style from Marshall's, Janowski's aredesigned on a . more elaborate scale—uponbroad, scientific principles. If lie adoptsmore frequently the Ruy Lopez, It is becausethat opening gives hint more scope for thedisplay of the- qualities mentioned. Illsgames are masterpieces of strategle and clearand deep calculation. Every game he winsIs the result of hard work and deep study.

"Lasker's games ore certainly Inferior tothose of Marshall and Janowskl. and com-pare most -unfavorably with his splendid pro-ductions at Nuremberg and Paris. Ills deadheat with Janowskl was a lucky accident

:

had he been third in the list, that place wouldhave been barely deserved—by a Laeker, ofcourse.

"PlUsbury's defeat Is as startling as It Is

unexpected. The only theory which could beadvanced is that the tour de force of thofrequent blindfold exhibitions have a detri-mental Influence upon his powers. Two years'

ill OH THREE iff RSIUl PRODUCTIONS,Written oh the lines of,!** WRIIBR >1i FIELD'S Mnya, for Chornst

Til GEMMI CDMEBMXS, ORE HEBREW COMEDIAN. lEUIRC

him nmi, wish comedian, and soubrehe.ADOI

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.(il) I'rnctlcnlly the winning more.( • i a game Hlshops of different color can

nor save.

(f| A very pretty and speedy termination.

Cheasletft.

The four hardest men, to beat at CambridgeSprings were Janowskl, Lasker, Marco andHhowaiier The Itrooklyn J-Jaatf, June Ci,

contains the best portrait yet, and the entirebody, of Mr. Marshall's games at C H., an-notated by himself, a great desideratumTlie severest test to which the Rice Oambithas ever been subjected, resulted la Uty toI'Xi. In favor of White Tha BrooklynC. C. presented Mr, Marshall a costly gold

and: chain, suitably Inscribed. In r

preclatlon of bis recent; unequalled truantwatch and: chain, suitably Inscribed. In nn-

' Hon of bis recent; unequalled triumph.We see that the Manhattan Club also

eat Ire abstention from blindfold play, per-haps from chess altogether, would restorelil tn to his proper place."

, Solution*.KNIOMA NO. 2,490 (Marcb 10).

I1 1 U HI'E WILLIAMS—ONLY.1..KKI XTIIPX Kt(ll 4..KtXl'+ K moves2..K-B7 Pmoyenfa), a.. B-K 2, compels:i..H..;P B moves ]

6..Pdl*.4- nmte.(«) If 2. .11 moves; :i..Kt tks P eh, K

moves; 4. is to It 2, P moves; D, .11 Iks I',

I' dls. mate.(1)

I..

a..Ktxr1.1X1

If P X P(2)PR 4P-K5

4..BXP I'toHB6. . BB 2, compels mule.

(2)If PlnKIS I 4..BtuKt.1 PXB

P-Ki.4. li..BrB2, IMls.nmle.P-Ktfi 'I •

My compliments to Dr. Rolir.—L. It. W.PUOBLKM MHH DATK—NO HOI.VRIt.

I.. '

a..BxPS..B-B3

l..KtttKl- KtX'KIJ..K(Kt:!)-B:lK-KI 6;i..o-n.i K-ur,4..Q-R.1 R-K14r,..R-B6 K-Ktan..((-Kt4 K-R2(b)7. R-BOif-x, K-Rei|8..Q-R0 K-Ktgq(c)

(ii) If Rlnck IS..K to R.t; 7..Q to Kt r.

'all <h I : 8.. It to B (W(»; I1..Q tu.il (I:

111. .11 in It 7; 11.. B to B 2 iff*. <b, andfinish ns before.— (nl Tf 8. .K to Kt 2 ; 0. .(Jto It II <-li, nmi llnlsh as betoro.

9..H10 R7+ KtnKtl10..OHO K-Rsl(U..B 112 if/s. K-Kt«i|I'i..Q-Kt'« K-R Mil

1R..R-B8-I- B Inter.14..R-R3 RXR16..Q-&& 11 XQ mate.

ittllilt i JRT.QKt2,QB2,KR2,R2,KB4

1

play nnd mate In six moves.

Problem No. 2,4U.1.

bv rev. ciit.iiKiiT oonns.

. RIiACIC.

WHITE.White compels sulmate In seven moves.

C.*me 5o. 2,408."A most excellent game, played In

class style by Showalter."

—

The field.

Q'S t OPBNINU.

first

Black,Illeies.PloQ4K Kt-B i«pxrB-B4(a)P-K S

Kt-K lie)

OKt-118Rt:

White.Showalter.l..l'toQ42..KK1-H3a..P-(llt44.. Kt-B 8.'...P-K 38..KBXP7,.Oasllei8..Q-K2U..Kt-U2!10..KKtXKt KtXKt11..P-B3 Kt-ysI2..B-Ktl B-K218..P-K4 B-K18I4..B-K8 Caatles15..qR-Osq 0-R4ii),.i|-kKi4(!)lJ.R

:t4si|

W.'.tt. X Kt

2a..?-g6trt)

21..BXBP22..B-KIA23,.ORXI*2I..KBXH

White,Showailer.

Black,Mleaes.

24..1IXKIP RtoKtsq2i)..H-QBso U.<Jsq:r..QiTxK RXKB28..R-UH Mil

K-R 2MRPXPMilB-R7K-tllP-B8BPXPHIK-B2BrljllIMCtlUK 3KXRHIR-KtlMils?K-hls IR-KI i!

Resigns

44..P-B;. +I5..P-B0 4-

»..P-Kt '.

I7..P-B7

\inr.M, t 'ONI.KSHF.il.

(a) Temporarily stopping ibe advance nfK 1'

; but as White can force Its advance, theB liecomes unfavorably Involved.

(A) To prevent P, to Q Ti,

ir) Agnln. oniy mooWntarlly preventing Pto K, 4. ...

1 1 1. Very good again. It prevents, In. tbeHrst instance, Q to K R 4, Rise Kt lo B *after P to K B.

proposes to present nu appropriate testi-

monial to Its former champion Atten-tion Ik next called to the "Seventh AmericanChess. Congress," to he convened at St. LouieIn October next. We sincerely hope thatKastern promoters of chess will generouslyrespond to tbe coll for support of this strictlyAmerican enterprise. Address Dr. J, L. Onus-bee, 1802 Springfield Avenue, Springfield, Mo.

We ''don t know what we <lo know,"ns our old friend Arlemus Ward phrases It.

"Faina est diversn," nt alt Vlrglflus. Nowwill some one who docs know, tell us If thatsupplementary $700 Is to bo divided pro rataamiiug all the entrants at Cambridge Hprlngs,or whether Us Inrurste only embraces thenoii-prlsp bearers? The Boston C. C. haswon tho championship of tbe New KnglaudMetropolitan Chess League, B lo .1, withUnion (3. C. n close second. S'^.T/j; Lynnthird, 714-4 Vj Pauibrldtte (Mug.) Uni-versity recently wou Us. match for this yearvs. Oxford, by the decisive score of 4V4 to2 ',-;. There were the usual seven n side, andOxford did not actually win a gnawMrs. W. J. llalnl has favored us with an in-

teresting defence nf her ideas in regard to"retractor problems," In 77k- Chitltrnliamfl'lng. ) Hraminrr. Mrs. U. Is lo have n shortnew. series of retractors in l.r.riln Mf.rcurii,which we design presenting.

"So may llelraclors long have fnine,For where would lie (heir i-iiual,

To give Calssn's fnmons nn meHo glorious n sequel ?"

Solution of I'iihIIIiiii N«. 14. Vol. (U.- II V .1. A. KKAII Hit.

From ttrlntol Mrrmrii.Black 1 8 II 12 III

While 13 17 18 22 S3While In play and draw.1 in II 7 8 12

18 14 111 2II II xir. id 7» 11 in

ia r»

12 hiu

8 11Drawn.

r: 11 lur 111n No. 2,4<«.

From "Knyltsh Chess Problems."To guard our solvers against falling Into

mis, we present the historically celebrated"LabourdoDiials' Challenge."

BV IIBV. IIORATIQ Ili.I.TON.

KR.1.<4R4,QKt(,KR4,QBS, K4,KB8,Kt2,KR().and •'.,

position no, in, v«i, na.

11 v HKiuiKii'r mhiiiiau,, i.n iviil'onr,.

l-'ront lArfrpool Mrrimril. showing Kng-IniHl'M cliuuplon In bis studious mouu.

Illack (I 111 K-Ti ,'12

Kfltl, 7, QR7.QKt2,QB2,KR2,K.2,KB4,Kt8'Whit? to •

••f"

• 1

B'S'-iI• »

White 21 22 28 111 K 18White to play and win,

fii

II2:1

u

~4

1715211

11

72:1

111

IR.",

Ill

II

27-

liaur No. IR, Vol. .12.

OLD KOUIITKHNTII.JIV "noori.K."

7'/ic Norwlclf I'eoplo's Journal.

24 2011 1528 248 1126 2218 2.1

20 2214 1721 14

10(c)!«<«)14

II

1110182:1

14 11

10 2tl

.'II 22r, II (a10 107 14

2.'1 1814 211

27 182 7 (rf) 25

Drawn.M

30 257 10

24 1010 1418 ID11 IS22 1ft

14 171

.'HI

1

14 17112 2817 a2.1 10

;i 810 u1 10

1:1 10 10Drawn.JW

20 11

7 10Black wins,

23 1017 2(1

30 232 7

10 1014

28111

12 1024 (I

22 2(1

(I 220 111

•1 78 127 10

22 17S I)

2;t

10

181

»

185

10 10

S 1425 21:i 722 17

14 1710 u17 20

(<l>

7 1012 1011 mn 28Drawn.

no 202

1:1

16 2428 111

14 3817 14

17 2215 11•»'» 2H11 "s2(1 308 4

30 2(1

4 820 23

12 1920 1031 2710 1127 2311 710 2428 10

17 14

1 10Drawn.

10 1721 1418 2314

News of the Qane,It Is nineteen years alnce the first masters'

tourney was held at Manchester, to decideihe championship of England. Recent yearshas seen the event taken over and properlyorganised by the Rngllnh Draughts Associa-tion, sad Manchester s turn as a centre ofchecker activities has once more come around,Alex. Ilryson (llasgow, the editor of Thelimar/lits World, formally opened the tour-

ney by on address. Two notable absenteesIbis year are Willi* (Inrduer and A. Cain.

We often bear of 11 player being lucky,

While this umy lie true to it very limited ex-

tent, we have always noticed thai It is al-

most Invariably on the side of lbs betterplayer. As a rule, lucky Incidents generally

Srise In favor of the best Judges of positions.ille may play for position because It. seems

promising, without seeing exactly what It

may lead to, and one may Instinctively avoidanother slttiatlbo without precisely knowingWhy. Under pressure of time limit, everyposslhiilty cannot be thoroughly examined,and those expette who hove the keenest sense

ot position are very likely ta have successattributed to good luck, when In reality It laduo to generalisation of possibilities result-ing from experience and acuta perception.

Printers' Ink speaks of 0. H. Powellas follows : "Checkers taught lilin two things—bumau nature and how lo tliluk In astraight lino." la tha Kugllsh tourney,Morrall wins tlrst prise—£20 and a silvermedallion, and will hold tbe Kngilsh Draught mAssociation Cup for two years; lllnkesley,second, receives 1:10 : Ward, third, !CU, midParry, fourth, £4, Herbert Morrall, the win-ner, la In bis thirtieth year, and Is a nativeof West lliomwlch, though be has for ihelast twenty-one years resided In Liverpool.William lllnkesley, tho runner up. Is In histhirty-fourth year, a Scot resident of Man-chester since Ills youth, lie holds the goldniednl championship of. the Manchester andDistrict League.!EriTMil~!A.I-*51_, .U. RJBRJK SssnVRjHRJRJHRJNR)PUT AWAY TIIK UAIIV (ll.OTRMfl,

III J. IKVINQ WIIITR.

Wife, I don't know what to write you

—

How to soothe your selling beart

;

Knipty words ranunt requite you,1 urn imisled how to start.

O, Unit I were only near von,To unfold my heart and say

Tender words nf love to cheer you.And to kiss tho tears uwuy.

Sinl It is our plans are scattered,And our hopes urn uufultllleil

;

Slid, our brightest dream is shattered,Rut the (iml above has willed;

lie has chosen to lierefl usOt the luiby. Hint we love,

Ho the Utile, angel's left nsAnd Iiiih flown lo realms nbovo.

How I wish that fiml had lent blmTo this world, our luiby hoy,

How 1 wish thill he hull sent MmAs n hnrlilngyr of Joy.

But Itneems lie scut him solelv.lust lo win our heiiris, it ml 1 lien,

TO ivliiru In spirit holy.To Ills Inline In llenveu again.

tinil Is Just, nnd Time Is healing,Sadness soon will pass away.

He Mill answer prayers appealing,Then will conie n brighter day.

I'm. away the haby clothes, dear,h'nlil lliem tenderly, Willi rare,

Shroud wit I1I11.tin-in nil your woes, ilehr,

Let our burled liojies lie ihero,Ii»

flONM I'l.HIII \u.

A gentleman Who Nought unit found "per-fect rest nnd quiet" in 11 1 urnl neighborhoodleu miles from a railroad ,nnd three from 11post 1 illlce last Hummer, found also that hewas free from.- aoluii of the tilings nf whichone soiiiutliues Units one's self 111 Imperativeneed lu any locality. Onu morning ha de-veloped n rucking tuiiihui'lu' that somi puffedhis cheek out to twice Us natural size.

"Vans." Mild the farmer with whom tin.boiiriler was muling "resl nnd quiet," "I liarIs n toothpuiier daowh lu Hut village, I,iiiinno how much of a. rani dentist lie Is, butI know bit mills teeth," .

II Icing himself to the office nf the "toothimller," the sufferer found 11, sheet of writ-ing paper pinned to lbs door, on which waswritten; "Hmvh went ilslilng, Will be, backtomorrow." when putlauts will be attendedto iuimedlatelu,"

Thinking that the village doctor mightgive soiim relief, the poor victim went to hisnltliii only to lliul a curtl 011 his door

—

"(ioni.t fishing, call again.""I umy ns well get my mail while i am

In the village," thoughC tliu dlsnppolnteamini.

T|ie post office wns closed, and while thenuiii was ruining tho doorknob a small boycimic along and culled nut:"Tho office Is sltet 'causa tlin postmaster

has went Itshlng. I reckon he'll lie back whentin- 11111 1 1 comes In tonight."There was 11 little drug store across tbe

slreet, bill when lis wns ten feet distant tliu11111 11 rend on the door:"Dnn« llslflng. Open tomorrow."Disgusted and defeated, tint sufferer turned

to go back to bis quiet and restful retreat,when he met a man on tha corner with afishing pole on his shoulder and an old to-11111 to can In his hand."How're ye," accosted the man. "You're,

tha man that's stopping out. to tbe JedHtoner place, ain't you? T thought so,. Well,If ye ain't nothlu' else to do. raeblie ycu.'iilike to go flshln'. They say Ihe fish Is hit-in' like nil-possessed over on Ihe t.'oonynuckillver. The minister 1111' Judge Hates nu-ll lot 0' other fellers have Just want over an'ye kin have 11 lift lu my wagon If ye wantto go an'' try your luck,""I'm afraid my luck Is against me today,'*

replied the "city chap" as ho walked home-ward with his band clasped to his thump-ing Jaw."

—

July Lippincoft'u.

<»»QUICKIl OLD LAW.

Speaking of tobacco recalls an old lawthat beats our cigarette law.

In the codo of laws passed by the towns ofWindsor, Hartford nnd Wi'iitherslleld In thayears 1738-0 may be found tbe following oil

tobacco chawing

:

"Forasmuch as It is observed that manyabuses arc crept In, and committed by tbefrequent taking of tolmcko—It Is ordered bythe authority of tbls court that no personunder the ago of 21 years, nor any other thatluitli not already accustomed himself to thause thereof, shall lake soy tobacko, until heehath bought a certificate under tbe hoods ofaomo one who are approved for knowledgeand skill In physlcks, that It Is useful forhim, and also that hee bath received a ly-censo from the courts for tho same."And for the regulating of those, who

either by tbeire former tailing It, have, Intheirs own apprehensions, made It necessaryto them, or upon due advice, are persuadedto tho use thereof—It Is ordered thut nu manwithin this colonye, after Ihe publicationhereof, shall take any tobacko publlqanly, luIhe streets, highways, or any barn-yards, orupon training days. In nny ots»n placew, na-iler the penalty of six pence for each nffsiireagainst this order, lu nny ot the psrtli's larsthereof, to tiea paid

. without, gainsaying,nnpou. conviction by. the tcstuaaay of opewitness, that Is;, without Just exception, b*>fore any one magistrate."And the coustablps In the, several towns

are required to mate presentment to earlipnrtlciiBii- court, of alien as tlioy do undab-•taml, nnd can convict to lm transgressor* atlull order."—i'dllbarfl (date tie.

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COMEDIAN.Other Repertoire People, with Clarionet and Cur-net. Want the but only.

BOBBY FOUNTAIN.Pl'KBLtl, COLO.

FOR SALE,

PONLY »3.00 BACH; WITH PARTS, $4.50.

All Latent and Iiest Plays. Send for list.

SOUTHERN MANUSCRIPT EXCHANGE,P. 0. Box 674. KnoxvllIC, Term.

SLOT MACHINES.when you are tired of paylug big prices wrlto us,I'lciuro Machines, Heatttles, $18.60. PunchingMachines, slot Phonographs, Fortune Tellers,Disc Talking Machines, Weighing Scales, Litters,Name Plato Machines. ROGERS MFC CO.,

No. 147 West 23d St., Now York City.

WANTS QUICK,LEADING MAN, CHARACTER

MAN AND WOMAN.Olliors, write. 1 (ARRET H. LYALL, Anderson, Ind.

WANTED TO BUY,

Black Tent,COMPLETE, WxflO OR LARGER.

ALSO 3Wft. of Al TEN FOOT SIDE WALL, JACKSAND SEATS. SIX TIER HIGH.

P. 8.—a:i goods must be A No. 1. AddressH. Ac A., P. O. Box .',36, Reading, F».

MANAGERS^EEKTMfirst class

VAUDEVILLE ACTS,ADDRESS

HENRY BROWN, VAUDEVILLE EXOHANOF,No. 61 Dearborn St., Suite NO, CHICAGO.

PEOPLE -Here Are the Goods! Now It's Up To You.

Friendship Sometimes Turns To Love(But Love to Fii.ndship Never)

By JAS. M. RBILLY, Ametlca's Greatest Writer of Popular Ballads.

A Song that Appeals to the Heart-A Melody that Llngern-A Lyric that Ib

Pathetic yet DlgnlBed-A Chorus that Any One Can Slug.

Two Coon Hits:

Just Beoause I'm From iissouri-™'™""Featured by Many of the Best In the Business.

One Little Gal Said Yes !-— " «««The Hit of the "Runaways." Don't do a thing 'HU 70a try tills.

Honey Sew—Not • Coon Song.

• Kitty O'Nell-The Waltz Song Hit of the Year.

When My Golden Hair Has Tamed to Silver GrayA Very Beautiful Ballad.

Td the Dells of Old WisconsinOpen Wide the Gate* of Faradlae-I*" Sacred Song Success, 1 Keys.

Professional Copies and Song Orchestrations FREE. Send card orprogism.

THR8R ARE ALL HITS ON THE PIKE:Up and Down the Pike Two-Step - - - • • ' Fbhbcu

Ashy Africa Two-Step Welnrlch

Sea Shells (Intermezzo (len») ..- - Penn

Ramona Waltzes (Orchestra Only VanAlstyne

Just Because I'm From Missouri (Orch. Only) - - - - Welnrlch

BAND AND ORCHESTRA COPIES ONLY 16 CENTS TO LEADERS.

Mckinley music companyin Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO

Sit Fifth Avenue,NEW YORKI

THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENTAMUSEMENT BUILDING IN THE WORLD.

THE BI66EST AND BEST ATTRACTIONS OBTAINABLE FOR THE RE-OPENING, OCT, I,

AMKRIfAH PERFORMERS OF MERIT CAR COMMENCE HERE. VVIIKHKTJ1E1K ACTS WILT. BE SEEN BY THE RBPRESEHTAT1 VK

MAN A1J1C118 AMD AGENTS OF ALL EUROPE.Address BOSTOCK, Dreamland, New York.

WANTED,

D

PIANO player.Summer and Winter season. WILL PETERS,

latta Park, Charlotte. X. C.

Wanted, Musicians for

PIERCE AMUSEMENT CO.0001), STRONG CORNET. ALTO and TUBAPLAYERS. Mint be sober and reliable Work Is

vory easy and salary sure. Write or wire.JAS. DILWORTH, Owrgo, N. Y„ week of July 4;

Bayre^Pa., week of July 11. '

REMOVED

WatPbtmi sat;

Kn»in ita; K. 14th St.

, To 40 W. HStli St.

CHAS. LELLA ft BRO.,Manufacturers of

Theatrical and Customhoes. Est. 18W.

lAte with John' Ar.zlmontl.

SATISFACTION GUARANTEBD._

MUSICIANSWANTED FOR

BLAHEY'8 "A0BO8B THE PAMPIO" 00.Trombone, Cornel, Drums. Others, write. Seasonopens Aug, il. MAJOR MORT KPLKR,

B1 West ad HI.. Konevlslanrt, N. V._

Maude HiMman Co,WANTS CLEVER WOMAN TOR 80UHRRTTB9AND INGENUES. Other people write. Thosewith specialties proforred. Must loin quick.

WILLIAM 0. DILLON,Wrok July 4, Bennington, Vt.

PIANO, Double Bavllouo; CLARIONET, BAND andORCHESTRA- Advance transportation lo re-

sponsible people.

FIBRE STOCK CO., Sidney, H. 8., Oan.

AT LIBERTT. AflERT OR MR.tortile coming season, one Nlghlor or first

CjasiHep. AL CLARK, .

No. wt So. am Ave., Ml. Vernon, N. \. I

KLARK URBAN. Santera, Me.

N«»w Ope>ra Mouse*,WINSBORO, TEX.

Now booking tor 1904-06. House opens Sept. 10. 1

want 3 mors Rep. Cos., also a lew I Night Cos., butvou must make g r od, for ibis tea good show town.Pop., 3,500; Seating C«p„ COO; New Scenory andNew House. Address ED. A. WRIGHT, Mgr.

NEW OPERA jpjgjjjWlnsboro, Tex .

WANTED, FOR THE

Eisenbarth - HendersonFLOATING THEATRE,

Strong Vaudeville Team, Dancing, Acrobatic andNovelty Features. Address HUNTINGTON, W. Va.

REPERTOIRE MANACER8,Looking for a First class Hpoolalty for Between

the Aots, write to

ZIEGLERThe Up to Date

IA61CIAN.

FOR BURLESIJUE OR FARCE COMEDY,

IRENE WATSON,The Graceful Acrobatic Toe Dancer.

, Address COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, N«w_Orleuii«, Lu.

Also Open for VAUDEVILLE or BURLESQUE COS.Permanent address,

129 DAUPHIN ST., Lancaster, Pa.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

Useful Medicine Performers.Must tie able to change Specialties for one week;no fares or tickets; also Organ Player with spe-cialties. Long and pleasant engagement to re-

Rpeclablo prople. Otn't use bums, drunks or rock-

ing chair pels. Ad«r*as HARRY WOODWARD,Frcnotivlllo, Aroostook Co., Me.

AVON J>ALU, PA.W1NB1 BNK, PA.

WANTED, Organized Attractions and Vaude-ville Acts, flood enclosed theatre, located ou line

or Conter and Cl'arOetd Traction, Pa. AddressJAKE BEOB1US, Mgr., Wlnburiic, Pa.

WANTED—TWO COLORED LADY SOPRANOSand CAKE WALKERS, to go abroad In join sn Es-tablished Colored company In Germany, rail for

three days at 913', GATES AVE.,Brooklyn, N. Y.

LADY 9HCHESTBA AT LIBERTY,8 to 8 First ClaisMusloUns; Summer resort or the-

atre. Western const engagement preferred. Ad-dress J. T. GERBAFS,

Hotel Heneua, Seattle, Wash.

FOR SALE, 50180 TOP, 7 LEH8THS 8 TIERSeats, Stage Scenery. Marquet, all stakes. Ropes,Poles, Lights. A No. 1 condition. Newly palmed.|m buys all. C. C CONRAD, Harrisonburg, Va.WAN

ELEPHANTS. LIONS. JI»I« and Petnalest LEOPARDS, PUMAS, RUSSIANBEARS, PAIR ZEBU BULLS. Lot of Other Animals.

J. HOPE, Animal Dealer*3S S. 9th Bireet, Philadelphia. Pw.(Send Iter List.)

sj JJ

FOURTH ANNUAL

STREET FAIR and CARNIVALWORLD'S FAIR CITY.

fjllfm FIRST CLASS ATTRACTIONS, WITH OOOD FRONTS, ON PERCENTAGE: ALSOWSBiBsl'"»ooOD SENSATIONAL FREE ACTS: or will consider proposition .from Find Llaj.-

Carnlval Company. Three past seasons a complete success, playing to 100,000 people ontliowrck.

What havo you to oner r .

SEPT. 85 TO OCT. 9, INCLUSIVE (is days and NIGHTS).

Address all communications lo J, L, WALLRAPP, MgT.,PRIVILEGES OF ALL KINDS TO LET. LEHP'S I'AIIK, ST. LOUIS, MO'

SONG AND DANCE COMEDIAN• Address MEDICINE 8H0W, Okawvllle, ill. |

WANTED, MANAGERFOR '

"RICHARD LORAINE,".A Braid Hew Sensational Drama, in Four Ads, ty Gbas. J, Lagan.

la speaking parts, several doubles and a thrilling mob Bcene. COMPLETE COPYRKHIT. The areo"are all laid In Salt Uko City, Ulah. No necessarily compllcsled scenery Is needed. Elco, effects: *

DiKtroctlve Western E'eclric Storm, a piece of realism, takes plsce In tlic fourtn act. "hcparii

"Victor iernine ' (the hoavv), a Mormon Elder, Is a very stronit one. as well as thai of B'ciiar

I.oralue."lhP Vugalwiul, and 'Trim Thome." a SocIhv l.'.ader. WIN Ikhuc Kaslurn ami flcs'i' 11

rights in strong dramatic and rep. companies, or lease eaclimlvclr lo manager for tour or iliree nigm

rep. Address - C. J. LOUAN, Cair Oen't Del'y, Dallas, T*»a»>

JULY ft TETET ISTETW TTOHir C:LTPP1£K: ,45ft

YOU HAVE WON HER HEART, DON'T BREAK IT.

"YOU HAVE WON HER HEART, DON T BREAK IT, YOUR HOME. SWEET HOME. SHELL MAKE IT,HER DEAR OLD MOTHER CRIED. AND NEVER. LAD. FORSAKE IX.

IKNOW SHE'LL MAKE YOU HAPPY YOU HAVE WON HER HEART. DON'T BREAK ITWHEN SHE BECOMES YOUR BRIDE. OR YOU'LL BREAK HER MOTHER'S, TOO."

PROFESSIONAL COPIES FREE. ORCHESTRATION IF DESIRED.1.VIJLrX/IdS WOODWARD «& CO., -*8 W«3s»t SHtlx St., NV Y.

*V*3£

EDISON FILMSPATENTKD AND COPYRIGHTED.

Film Supplement le. 215 Contains Descriptions tf 86 Attracllva Snbjecti.

CUU8 A, 15 CENTS PER FT. CLASS B, 12 CENTS PER FT.UF»-TO-DATE: 8UBJBOT8:

IITBB.0OLLBBIATB BEGATTA, P0UGHKEEPS1E, I. Y„ 1904 • 750ft. ADRIVE! MIOI HOME ... . 39011. B

COLLIERY DISASTER 470ft. B

A CIBCDS 10IAI0B • • • • . 535ft. B

BUSTER BROWI SERIES • ....... . 710ft. ASKIBIISH BETWEEI BUSSIAI ASD IAPAIE8E ADVAIOE GUARDS 56511. A

IITEH-fJOLLEOIATE ATBIBTI0 ASS'B CHABPI0I8H1P8, 1904 • 800ft, ATHE 8BEAT TBAII ROBBERY • • . 740ft. A

CLEANING A STOVE WPB. '. 100ft. BTOY MAKER AND GOOD FAIRY 190ft. BELEPHANTS SHOOTING THE CHUTESAT LDNA PARK 80ft. A

A MUSIC BALL MANAOER'S DILEMMA. 200ft. BMETAMORPHOSIS OP A BUTTERFLY.. UOft. BTHATTEKKIBLE 8NEEZB 186ft. A

EdUwo ExhlbltloB Klnetoscope, $115.00.

EDIbO* MANUFACTUHINO CO., MAIN OFFICE and FACTOR!, ORANO* 1. 1.NBW TOBK OFFICE: U CHAMBERS STREET. CABLE ADDRESS. KORlLLaN, NEW YORK.

OFFICE FOB UNITED KINGDOM: » ULERKENWSLL ROAD, LONDON, B. (L, ENGLAND.8EUUNO AOKNT81THE KINETOORAPH CO 41 K. 21st St., New York.KLKINK OPTICAL CO .52 State St.. Chicago, III.

PBTER BACIOAIiHPI 786 Mission St., San Francisco, Cal.

COORTINO AND CAUOHT 178ft, BPUSH BALLON HORSEBACK lOflft. II

HOLD UP IN A COUNTRY GROCERYSTORE MM. A

COP FOOLS THE 8EROKANT 170ft. ALONDON STREET FAKIRS..... 120ft. II

1)00 FACTORY 240ft. ABOYS WILL BE BOYS 200ft. B

Edison Universal Kinetoicipe, $75.80.

HIGH CLASS HATS

®HATS™Kilrnonllnury Sal* of Imported

Models avt Barrlflce Pries

H*or next lO days.IIISON BERNARD, SttX&Z

41 * K. 14th St., V. V.

1» Per Cent on* to the Profession.

PILE'S NEW THEATRE,ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

m. H.HENRY, Proprietor.

QOOD VAUDEVILLE ACTSHawing next week open write or wirelowest Summer salary ,u

FRANK OOLDIB Sole Manage*.

"Tell ItToMe"

That's all Yon Reed to Know If It Is a Trunk.

C. A. TAYLOR TRUNK WORKS,:m K. Randolph Street,

CHICAGO.131 VV. 38th Street,

NEW YORK.

Our 1904 UN Is Very New Illustrated Catalogue Upon Request.

THE VAN THEY ALL KNOW AS GROGANAT LIBERTY NEXT SEASON.

BELaLtT spencer(THE ORHJINATv GROGAN),

THI CLEVER IRISH COMEDIAN,For First Part- and Burlesque. Two seasons American Burlesque™. Two ifMOBB Merry Maldenn

Burlesqiiers. One Season Cherrj ulossomB Burlenqiiers..STANDARD THEATRE, St. LonlS, Mo.

I'. S—Will close nine weeks' engagement here July 30. If you want me, wire.

KNICKERBOCKER QUARTETTE,Chatham, Koook, Walker, Stender.

SensouWM over Western circuit In Lyceum, now with "Hereafter," the hit of the Pike, 8t Louis

>POSlTIONAfTERDEC31. All soloists. We mingle Ihe High Class wltnFair. OPEN FOR (1001) PROPOSITION i

Half Time. JAMES II. CHATHAM, Manager. P. 8.—Regards lo all professional friends.

WANTED, AT ALL TIMES,

Chat. H. .Waldron, Palace Theatre, Bo-ton, Man.

ED. ALICE

MARVELLE AND GLEASON,PLAVKD a return riete at, TONY PASTOR'S THEATRE, N. V. City, last week, and met with their usual

Sejgf^SSS tart^M^TMSSSir^affiftn Tod'S FK'KNIV' ono of the gejt jjci.JsVAUDEVILLE. SOLI> OCT to J. W. GORMAN for his circuit of Snmmer Parka. .Now Hooking ror

1WH-6. Sept.

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A»^^°ff1{

l

0LEAS0X[ care ot j, w. GORMAN. 100 Bovliion street, Boston, Mass.

AXorli: B«3*rri-«3lrt,"GERMAN COMEDIAN,"

FOR A FEW WEEKS ATLEXINGTON HOTEL., HAMMBL'B STATION. HOCKAWAY BEACH, W. Y.

KENDALL'S 3d BOOK.ALL MEW — JUST OUT.

For sale on all trains and news standi, or bymail, use. Addreaa BZHA KBlBALL, .

BO SoathTth A..„.1t. V.rsoa, !». V.

DON'T TAKE CHANCES.If You Want Result. Use a CROSS

LETTER HEADSEND FOR FREE SAMPLES.

(IBflGC Printing; and Eng. Co,

UBUdd MH Dearborn St.,

15c. for Stage Mossy. Book of cots, title

Street Fairs, Carnivals, Celebrations,

Conventfoas, Centennials, Etc,,

Read the

NEW YORK INFORMANT. IQc.For Sale )>y Newsdealers or at Ofllce.

105 John Street, New York City

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r

Basse

ICO

DR. L BBEE KONSKI,

Surgeon Dentist.SPECIAL RATES TO PROFESSIONALS.

1 076 Lexington Ave. , rear 76th 81., New York.

Telephone, 1403 J-ioih.

No. 37 Kingston St., Boston, Man., U. 8. A.,

Manufacturers of Sllkolene Tight*, I3.W; WorstedTlghtt, IZO0; Cotton Tights, $1.00; EquestrianShirt., same price as tlghta. A special discount

of 10 per cent, allowed on all goods. Olvens atrial; that Is all we ask. Write tor prices onanything In the knit goods Hue. Deposit required

on all orders.

USE ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE-A powder to be shaken Into the shoes. Your

feet feel swollen, nervous and hot, and get tired

easily. If you have smart lug feet or tight shoeH,

try Allen's Fool-Ease, it cools the feet and makeswalking easy. Cores swollen, divesting feet, In-

growing nails, blisters and callous spnis. Relieves

corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and'comfort. Try It UkIuu. Hold by all Druggists andshoe stores for :»c. Trial package FltKET Address

AILBN S. OiJIHTKI). Le Hoy, X. Y.

ELDON'S COMEDIANSWants Single Musical Act,

Or OTHER NOVELTY ACT.TO CHANGEFOR WEEK STANDS.

Adores. U. HARRIS KLDON, Moherly. Mo.

Good Dramatic People. WASTED FOR

HIGH CLASS REPERTOIRE.Alao vaudf, VI LLF, ACTS. Week stands, pay own.Send photo. Theatres only.

EUOENK BRYANT, Oerroanlown, N. Y.

ubE;ty bob MACKrs:A thorough knowledge of aU Business Branohee with Traveling •Companies and

ILocated 'The*'"*-

Route and Boot anyfat claii attraoUoM. Per, addreaa, 1637 N. Capital Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.

DID YOU GUESS RIGHT!

FRED AND ANNIEA"Comedy Juggling Aet That Has Them All Lawghlng

A RBAIi UVE ACT,

The BuolKesre TriECCENTRIC COMEDY ACROBATS. •

Per. address, MARION', Ohio,

THE KING OF IRRLAHD,

OLENTANOT PARK, COLUMBUS, O., JULY «». DOINO WELL, THABK YOU.

PLAYIN9 IN REPERTOIRE.WANT HIGH GRADE

MUSICIANS, CONCERT BAND and ORCrlEfTRA

Play theatres only. Name salary yon are willing to

work for. Week stands, pay own. Add. KUOESKBRYANT. Oermsntown. Columbia Co.. X. Y.

At Liberty, Fer Suramer Stack ar 6000 Rep.

TOM H. WALLACE,Juveniles. Heavies. SCHOOLCRAFT, Mich.

WANTED, Partner, Lid* er Bant, recognized

performer, for a Sketch; one who has an art pre-

1 erred. Addrcia, with full partlcuiara, MAltvSAWTELLE, 601 West Ohio St,, Chicago, III.

EXPOSITION FILMS.The Liberty Bell on Its Way lo the Expo-

sition, IMf.Couchee Dance on the Pike, • • "-Ml.

Japanese Acrobats on ihe Pike, nun.Cairo Wedding Procession on the Pike, loon.Exhibition of the United Stales Lire

Saving crew: . • . - luoft.

From the Sunny South (Three Darklestelling funny stories). Very comical, UN.

I'anorama of Esquimaux Village, > lOtift.

I'anorama of I'hlllpplne Village, • loon,

Panorama of Venice, • Wl.Panorama uf Philippine Settlement, * Snort •

Ye Old Mill, .'.lift.

Itnailug on the Lakes or the Philippine;

village, nort.

. The Funniest Man In the Exposition, fiofl.

ALL PILES OLEAB, 8IABP ABD BI8T1B0T, PBIOE, lie. Per Foot.

GREAT TRAIN RORBERY.LENGTH, Olio FEET. PRICK, «df>.

You -will miss the ORKATKST monby MAKKit If you haven't OUR mm. Original, Clear,

Sharp, Beautiful, Exciting, Full of Action, and a (Irent lilt Wherever Shown.

IE

Tit cnrconuFB, vitb stebeofticon cohbincd.

5.

OomplfllewlthKlecirh. lamiiand Rheostat

LAHQEST MAN UPACTURER OFMACHINES

IAND FILMS

$50; till II

inComplcie withElect tic Lamp,Calcium Lamp,

• Vlhns ami Sililcs,%

THE NEW IMPROVED

ERKO STEREOPTICONIt now ready; a iieimilful Insiruinent; can be lined with any llluinlnnnt; price i.'i; tend for list.

Louisiana Purchase Exposition Slides. New llsl to dalo of completed bulldlngi- Hung, PosesIMastliiuea, Cloak and other Slides, Spot l.lghls, Colors, Kic. Wo make llxv Hydrogen (wn, and cult

furnish any number of lights on short notice,

E>r'l*:c?r JBiros.*9 Optical Co»,'

60H OLIVE NT., ST. LUUIH.

FILMS FOR RENT.. EUGENE CZ.ZXTE «St CO.,

00 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.

iTTKNTION! BOCIDBS, UEDICINE PEOPLE AND SHOWMEN.Why handle rooky good, when yon ean band], goods Wat will eall Una-

selves t Electric Belt, from 11.00 per dox. to IIB.OO. Large variety to asleetI and Medical BatttrlM. Out• ^as^jt^ggaa^

'from. We also make other style, of Appliances i

third cash required. Rot Sprints sulphur Soap, wrapped, 11.10 par gnat.Equal to ' William.. Trial order will convince. Largest Mannnvotanni tmBtotrlo B*lu and Appliance. In U.S. A. Established Ilia, oaialog«e free.

THE ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO., Burlington, Kan.

WILL HAUL TRUNKS OR SCENERY FREEIf wo do riot, deliver goods as per contract. Trunks stored, 'Jlc. per month,

LYON'S THEATRICAL TRANSFER CO. (Not Inc.)No. 1311 Wo. Clark St., CHICAGO. - - Tel., North, 1TSO.

SCENERYPBODUOTIOIS PAIHtED, TBBA1BE8 EQUIPPED.

Bend for Estimates. Correspondence Solicited.

flPoiPH sTEieu,m

"dfiaffis.

YANKAUER & CO..MANUFACTURERS,

158 WEST B'WAY, W,

SHELLEDPOP00RN

ATT, WHOLESALE.

JUGGLEBS WriJUUUBatLIIV LOQ AND JUOGLKRB' I

CLUU8, BATONS, OUNS, ROLLINO HOOPS,OLOBKS, ROHAN AXES, WIKK WALKKRH'

Beat Ooods. Lowest Prices. A .lamp for OATA-1 BOOK.

Address-RDW. VAN WYOK. una Pnll.n Ave,, Clnolonttl, ft, p. 8. A.

STREETMEK—HERE IS A WINNER FOR YOU.ND GCIDK (tils In veil pocket) OK THE WORLD'S VAIM, ATnesita. i:i.uii per liundlred. Send lOueuts for sample, -

,

THE OKFICIAI. MAI' AST. LOUIS. Sell for 10 <•< «fir hundred. Semi 10 ueuts for sample,

,

'. WALLtll, Publisher, U Mlone Ml., If. V.sammem

THE STAR BRAND POPCORN WORKS.ke leading house In New York. CANDY PACK Ad Ks for Parks, Boat, and Theatres. Five cent good.specialty. Try our OOLUEN CIUHP PqPCOKN. A winuor.,

Wll. J. UAHDKN A CO.. 14 and IS llesbrnasea street. New Ynrk llltv.

SHOESFOR STAOK, STRKKT AND KVKNIWJ, KSCI.DMIVH STYLF.S ANDWOltKMAN'SUII' OUARANTKKU. Short Va»i|> and Stage Lasbtalways on hand. Mall Ordors Pilled, i'lt Ouarauieed.

\sVlfc.a.lJsalVI ESsEBBflMS-TKIN,Tel (00 Miullsoii Square. con sixth Ave,, near Sim Street, N. Y,

THEO. REES BARRETTA,Principal CIiwr end Mule Herdle Rider.

EM ROUTE, M. L. CLARK'S SHOWS.

Opera Beese, BMnillle, N.Y.; HiRdsenntInN.Y.State. Newly wired. Thoroughly renovatedflnnd allow town. Wanted, Klral Class CompaniesAdd. wm. COMBTOCK, Roonvllle, Oneida l*o.t KXr

AT LIBERTY, FOR BED. BIZ,All 'Round Comedian and VocalM and Dancer.

Pat on Acta. Must have ilckel. AddresiB. DK WOLE, Kdgenon, Kept Co.. Mlcll.

MAlTBXOa B. BOSBH2WJBIOLAWYER. PROPCSSIONALS MANAOED.

111! Park Row (W«rM Bid..), New Vote.

MUSIC COMPOSERS, This Is Whit Yen in Loiklpg dr.

, Publish your own compositions, Oor prices are the lowest on the market. Send for onr prices. ..

OTTO nTWMKBaAW, latlo Printer, Woo. 717, 710 tiid 721 Syeinore St., Olnelanill, 0.

Frtatera for ShaplrrxRemlok Co., Detroit. ESTABLISHED SINCE 1861.

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FITMIT& tift Wis 4 TonPee Makers»* WW d& Ifm «f*# PAINT and POWDER.

McVsOKEH'S THEATRE, Chicago, III.

PAINT and POWDER.Telephone—Central eot. Bend for Catalogue.

PLAYSFei Stack Cempinles, fer Repertoire Compinles, fer AaiieersLAIiaiOH'P A8HOUTMHNT IN THIS WORLD. Hooks for. boo.• minemtnt, Negro I'lay., I'aper. Scenery, Mrs. Jarley'e WasWork*. C.talogae Frssl Free) Kreel SAMUEL FRENCH,

17 W. i!2d St.. New York.

Our GREEN MAGIC SOAP IS A ORBAT,ELLBR.

(Bade In White also), Your own brand on each cake If desired. Rend for .ample and price.DAVID BURR A CO., IXJ-m Indiana St,, Chisstfo, III.

£60 TEBB NEW YORK CX-IPP-ER. tFtJLY9.

Clipper Po$r OfficeliPI

in erfer to old mlataltcai ana (•Innurn the prompt delivery of theletters advertised In thli Hat, anenvelope plainly nddresaed anust boeat (or each tetter, and a writtenorder tor the latter, signed with thefall name and address and the llao•t oaalncsa followed by the lender,hast also bo enclosed.Please mention the data (or «••

her) of Til 10 CLIPPER In which the1st ters aeat for were advertised.

1, \llll ,s' I,IST.

Adams, OlorincAllien. I, ltUMAllyn, RulhAbbott, Annie MBreiiclt. t'ranccsBell. Mr*. *eBelmont, Isnilae

Burr, I telle

Mirk, Uelon 0.Brown. Hall*Ul.n.. lined, MayBerrien,it- MargaretButveti, l.iiin K.Uulcbelor> SintersBIiikIuiih. KltlyBriri-kiiiuii MarieBeimel, LauraBxrlwiir, IvnBertram, UnityHurki'. BeatriceSntcmuii, Viet.

Iliinl, l.iriim

Btyiml, Hliir.

Boston, Josoiihlnlinnet Mil

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lull 1'

Blimk, KiitcBnll.roirui, TlierByno. All)-*

NOllUOIIt, IsllllKC

Ctlrlnltu, MissCull his, ClinCarroll, Ken*.Coll. in, I„ilu

Onwcll, OllloOolllson, AliceCui |Hlilcr,

,v KrunkleCooke, Violet Vf,Oiirvcr. Louisat'alterllu,

Mm. WarrenOlui-k. MarioCashing MrUO.ilBowling,

,

PriiiiecaPeHoaar. i.n.

DuVcau, MaeDnuree, MinnieHeyiiorc, Mm..I.

I'elnni, AttnaL'elmnre, Kinllyl'oVcnu, Mnellnl'roc, Miniilr1'nlTc. A,iV'lt'dlOSt. A 1 1 If

Dnlirgiui, Nell,DlltulH. Hellollllllll, lllillH'lie

HowlillK, ilelll

Hull', l.olii

Ihuiovnu Kaiinlnlk'iiel, Mrs. .In.,.

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Hater * WebbllllHWIirlll. Muremil, II. InitioICsnicrnhln

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lleurn, Alum AHoward, MayHill. ,MuyIfnwkeK, Carrielliiviioiiil. Keiiti

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King, Mrs. II. 1)

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King, Untie W.Kelly, Mr*. T.Klimalnl, IreneInvumle, CarrieLuclunun,

Mrs.. DavidI.OL'keiiinii,

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Meeku, AnnieMelville, Nell,Mills, MnyMiller, Kllly A.Miirllunt. Killlh

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Molirne, C. II.

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Alhlnl. Hi rli.

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I luaik n nl I

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llelinuiil. 1'ordllerimiil, \in-in

nillhuiH. II. II.

Itl'ili'hnlll, I'mil

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Harlow ,V 'iVHUWl111 nun. II. It.

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.'oil ii, Willi.t'.ileniiui. Vnlb.

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llirlla, II. K.Mni. Hnr,Coy. WillClark. Ci".I'ornnll * Clinkt'llVC, ll.'lll'V

Cn.iwii & Ueviimriieilir, limijiHomes, line,

"Inlys, JIMDeuel, .Inn,

lin.,l„|i. Will,lIl'llllOIO. .!UU.

Drew. P. V.He (luni, Al.Dm !,..,. Hoi l II,

Ik'IVechu, .1.

Duly, A. II.

IH'ltue. Holl.yk-volojun Knlil,

IVWIH. prankIJUlvls. A. W.Is.iinellv. 'I'olu

H'AIiiiii, .'mil

Dimlels. Wall.Hole, J no.

Hehiury, lus.

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lii.inililsi.il C. ADrew, TomUiew, Hnr.Dove, .Inn.

Deuvea, UuwinunIk'kresku rlliw.

Dunn. snly (JliK,

Duly ft Uerert!Duly, V. \.Ileltiuik, 111 Heloivis, a. c.neVenux, «'. tl.

lioikei . PaulDalya, TheDeX'imcli', Cliesl.1> ivies. ]). II.

lk'l.lale, (Jiui.lIkiuni'lly. .Ins.

lkailey, n J.Dlcks'iii. D. I-:.

lllllll.olill. J.Drane. J. W.IVerendu

( Cluli .Inc. i

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L-hIc. Win.Karl * Richard*Rverharl, til.

K.OLIUV Colli

IvaK A aI .11, .!. ,11. V.Klilvr. M, D.

nwi m> u.

I'slwiirils, Curlerlivnns, tleii,

l'A'UIH, Ii, V.I'rei'll, t. J.1 .llla-i-i,-. <I. M.MRnrl. Mr.In-n'lson, \Y. f.I .lino A DalePulton, A, ii.

h'rnlieelll l^fwla.« Co.

KrHiiat. B. S.IW'lune. T. II.

Prey A rnmwonI' Ivnti, ,l»0Pord, Oc.i.

I'lorldii, 0. A.lalkliwr, V. W.Ivmuielt « KaneI'niwt. JackPllt, II. I/.

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1 ie l'. II. II.

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Innvll. CHIT1'iwlci'k'ks, W.SI'oi'illuiui Ail.I'ltnimlrlok, M.I In In v & llurkoPey, II. II.

I'lk'innii. IHi'nrlluek. W. K.illnsKow, .1. tl.

Cnli.glior AH in. It

Crueller. Jis'

tll'U|UMVllll', tlllllN

Ciller. C. S,Cni. \V. II.

Connnii Minkt.'ohl Dust TvtlnaCllletl, A. M.Cnnil, Al(. '

coliun Jr. .in'.

liiilTy. Win.iHcuhoii, Jam ,

lireeii, .1. 14.

llrreii, MallCiillnalier. I'll.

Co. kill Ciil'll. Coiliaulwln, Cims.Hit. IV. II.

Curl mi's Mil. it.cninl. II. II.

Coriiollii, llnlll.

iwiiwuy, lly.Hi. .Ii, K. }.k Ii.

(iollia'iis, Tin.Hliiui. I. M.llrnuiA'r, U. K.nhulHUiiic. OttoCumuli, Franktltruury, I'm nl,

CobU'rs. Kmll(livens, (liai.

Coislu In, 0. II.

Cen rue, c. M

.

ll.m. lilon, J. 0.Hcmlenmii. li.A.

llorau. lvl.HeIliilsTtla. I.eo

Humid. P. W.Ili.lMht ft DeuiiHi lir.es, Kill

llliuler. 8. V,Unit, Dan K. ,

Hurt A DillonHoi .Is worths,

Thollyile A ItraiuouHoyt. Kdivlnllowunl, DanI'nrrlniton, Jimntilcomb. Will.Hilton, K. K."tnrlmun. Iniula

Henry. O. I).

Hurl. W. .1.

I la ml lints. Ilnr.Ilerliert, I'Vmiklanua, Jo*.

nniiinioiiii. r. ti

nun. j,Howe, DanIL. 1 1 mini, l.onls

Ihiimi'ii. Win.JUaJW, J, J. «

Hoy, P. K.Hern, v. b\

luiro, P.Serrmano. htoanrtnian, Mills

Nollanda, Thelliitchlnmi, (Ico.Ilo.lk'klns, D.Ilyuian, .Ins. .

Homer, MuniII. ml, P. W.Ilrrrmmi, P. I„lllte, II. W.Harileen. Thco.Ililwk. I). 10.

Iluywanl A ,

IluywardHolmes, Jackllnran, Kil,

Hunter 4Mooncy

Hurl. Hlllvllurrlman; M. IIllellll'k'S Jr., J.Heath, Jos.llurrlman. MowHeberl, \V. O.Unwell, W. A.llusel. KmlelIlenalmw, J. K.Itnnler, K. V.lliiiiuen, liar.ircluiui. O. II.Ivors, It, W. .

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.lordnu-llnrvcyJack. DenverJennings, BillyJacket, J. O.Jiiokson, Win,Johnson &

DeniM! (3cJuckuon, Ilnr.Jackson, J. K.Jolinsnn, C. tl

Joyce, JackJulie, PhilKrliiion, «. A.jielly ft VlolclteKciieily, 3.Kouter. Kidli't'iincily, JeieKiuillii, Alhcrtlilelst, 1'. h.Kelley, T. V.Keniiisly-KvanuKelly k Vloli'tteK onions, 3Kearney, .1. L.Ken.., Welch A

MelroseKn lima mi, V.Kelly, J. T.Keueily. Jn...

Kates UrnsKelley. Jan.KrckT, TimKelley, J. T.Heun, JulianKeeley, Hold,remand ' II. .Mill

KlocirlfliMi, II,

1' mint on, <c.Ki lions, I Mm.Kohl, II. A MKelt, Jink1. mills'. Prcillime, l>. II.Linvreneo, .Ins.

I.ony, P. W.I.enni.l, I'miikInrelie, Cm.Lll'is'iaotls. ToeI en mi. I'. II.

I.nrvnrule I'ruukl^ea, TheLyons, llllllo

U'oiii, liar.I.nsley, Art.1.(irene, IJeo.

LiiToye Bros.lornnc, tl. M.I cHoy ft l.uVan.Lore I Is, 'Jfho

Let, T. P.Lewis, JVC.Imrls, J. it.

I.under, II. II.l enrol, I'mnkLeech. Al.luinelle. tills

l.nrklna ft

. 1 "n I lemonl.uivson Ae?uniouLewis. I'hiiiih'

l.aReane, liar.lovelcuR, 0. U.I.vhIw, —l.cnde.', It, D.I ollnor. AnionI cl|iv.li(. NateI ciivHI, Ala-Lilllne Kilw,l.llllolollli, 'I'. I

laivlll, PdwurilI einliur.ll. K II.

I.urin'rs, Tfcen.Many, tsirletini

Mnor*! r. T.Murray, If,, K.MaleheilR. W.llMil.'..,, P. W.Meyvra ft

Jerni'k'anMunphiB, I'earlMurray, J. J,Mllchclsru, TUorMack, Ben V.Montgomery |IarMnriuii. liio.

Mni'Donnld W.llMyers A HornMwkan-

MfCsirlliyMiirdnck. tl. W.McWslttr*'

Tiuo'nMarks. It. Ii.

jietsom1 1 HamletMewltt AMnekey,

Marion ft PearlMltchell-CalnMctaml —

leufT kligAKomIIs

., K4.Morrlvm. Jaa.Mnrvln, P„ O.MeCw, W. II.Mi'llolilc, W.Mnrllii. .1. t),

Inebun, Win.Mead,' I>. II.

MeUxsl, An. Iron-

Sfnntuuue HenryMll.'liell, Dune..Mnuli), Clisa.Mario-Dunham

TrioMarcel. Mr.McUeury. BasilMundy Oarn. OoH.lchelaen, T. J.M oil J ps k a. C.Meyers, ii.

Mml.lux, lihrli.

MrCoy, —Alunily, Jos.Mason, W. A.Mrt'lierson, 15n.

Martluier, ('hna.McDonulii, MlktMurphy, Walt."Mnloney'aWnlillng" Co

Haste, J. J.iliislliier, Kd.Meelnn, W'm..MiKiiicy, J.Metlraiie, JoeMills. Hen.il ii,vi i. MainMcCaini, Mlcli.McAnnllaii, ,!.»

Mi. nl.; Myro, —Mnck. P. ».Newton. Al.Nwil, liar.Nhwr, HA,Nlsa, liar.

Nevens AArnnMNairn. IludNewniini. A. K.Nis'l, CertNorton, -hoNiiriuuns S Jiikt

Nevliiu, Hnr.rhboume, Jeff.

O'Brien, J. Ltin liiinn, T. 3.

Coimnr. Unas.tmrl. A, [,.

tlrvnloaky, Jltr.

Orinn, Hem.Pulieii A PerryI'ackanl, P. II.1'nrr. TomParker. 11, M."'ercy, 11. W.trim,, if, h.Pusey. c. W.I'lilsuiiM Durffln

Tbcntra Coeeliiu St. i. Co.

Pun Aim'rleiinDliowa

Pyne, Al. .

I'll III. lr. nkPeuna', (J. AI'hlllii.K. J. ji.

I'le.irl Bros.Poller A 1 lu ii Ih

riiikiiiini. Itiiliili

Porker, .lus.

Plent. W. J.I'lisealc], DelI'uiker. PmiikPerry, Jim.

Sum, P. J,nlnliiii. I'M,

Ice. K. J.Itnnalilo, Chaa.Itockwuy A

OitiwavItllilfenl. 0. 11,

Itnanr TrioIti'inuhls. t.ewlUdliLllnr.It el yea, II. K.III". A. U.UUMCH ft l/.okeUiwhvII, Plodlli.l.lnuon. TomIteap, WillItUKH, Clou.Kentlrow, J. KKeuo ft ItlelmrilHHire. J. A.Kiluii, Win.Rush, (1. A.Iludhdll, Ivimit.. I'M, D, tl.

Hullo A llerimiilItlllllltSOII A'

tlriuitItnwiaina, -Itlllli, M. N, lie.

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ttnircrs. t:.l.

ItutleilKC. V. V,Uoiiuen 'msiii. T.Helkul'U, Mils.Sullivan. Jan.Siiruuula. DickSliitrueitlli. I '.!:.

islunford, Jno,Slurk. Uiu ,

Htiiruiit, Kil,

Sadler, J. II.

Stevens, Chi In

Sunt.. nl. Kd.Sulsjis, limlteSmile, the Win.Mnurtu, MilslrnSlHlllll, J, I>.

Sliiiio, Sy.liiey

si;i: m»nil : Al' 111:111 OV LI8T.4 i>

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Mtont, Vie.Simon, Marrygtan.layu, Theaatcll, Rudolph

Bmlth-CanihellK. rllincr A }IU1Seliortrcl, 3. B.Hlnnlty, Milt.Smith, I'rnnkKhfll.y. Ilnr.rtklnakl Jr.. HobMillie™, Kmllesnwyi-r, JackKoynwiiila, JackHi'liiilt, IfrtiuaHtnllll A Ht.tlisy.

Allv.y, P. I,.

Sawyer, JackHun. (lusMwecney, o. H.Sully, J.Htoley, J. M.SMseunn. J. A.Sti-vi'iison. WillSiiriiir.iplios. TheBumem, PcrlnHonlllali, JJ. W.St. .ijiikc Bros.Siiuiinuni. A. J.tjilewut ft

Ilnvmon-It.TevMi», Hsl.jilierldiin. PrankHul tun. JackI'lunuua, Kug.renli Bros.l'l'iir.slnii, Hnr.rhomiuf, (1, s,Taylor, W. P.Tyler, BobI'fiomiiaoii, Den.Turner. Mnrv.1ll»b, H. 0.Terre. W. II.

1'urpln, Itemurdli'.vi.n, Will'Itnunna, M. J.Irevell, K ».Tartn'r. V. J.'Ileiney, J. 1.I'roeaileri, Qmir.Taylor, P. W.I'rueey, D. I..

Il.iilll, LmilhTorre, W.Tnylur. J. C.Tlionius, 0. II.

Irniili, II. I,.

Tiiaoii, llcrli.

Viiiit-c, J. A B.Vack, P. H.Vale, A. "

vim. a. h,VuiiD.s.rn.iin, N.Viiltou, C. L.Von.'C. P.Vsashena, TlicVanMurrel, Mr.VunDoriiB, TheVnnDykis II.. V7Vo»L J. W.Wolf. P. II,H' .vim A HurtWnlsh, HillyWsnl. Win. H.Wilson, a; II.

Walsh, AustinWrjslit I'Minl.WeS'r, W. II.

Wllmur, ,T, ](.

rVllunu; T. I,.

White. IV. K.Wire, HidWelch, J. I.

Waldron, MuxWade. J. P.Wiirnir, W. J.Weolworth K.P.Wlgbcf HillWnde. J. -P.

Wultera, Hnr.Waldon. MaxWiiiiln ft. UevcreWldlann,' PloydWinter, BanksiVllHhlliKloll

Plynu

Kloalra.—Work upon tie new Borlck'aGlen TUeatra la prorreaslns rapidly, and It

la announced that everything will be Inrcndloeaa tor a continuance of comic opera, bytho Manliattaji Opera Co, on July 4. Thefloor of the theatre which will be somowlmtlarrer than the one recently burned, haa beenlitlil, iiid the Au#e und dressing rooma com-llll'tod.

iliAi.ru Thkatiik (P. W, Mcfonnell, uinnii-

Iteri.—The bill Ihlu week ruiiiurlHes : Heli-

rend and Denneliniini. Cook und Uninl, BlueLiiwrenoo, Alice MncVlcnr, Mny Hintmilt,Millie ilobliH and Trlxle Culeiunn. Perry millAlrt'ln, Allen nnil Aiiiilclon, and Minute Cnin-vllie liuvo cloned. Top notch buglnctta rules.

KljyuiuoB I'aiik (Knock Ml tie, manager).•—The following people entertained Inrgs nu-dleiiceN Ina t week : The Brownings, theMitchell*, the Grant Haywood, and Ann-strong. This week's bill : William Cabin,l't.ntl Ilnnl Brothers, Uruclc und lUynoltls,and Momiril Kune.

QiiKKfi City Carijcnm IM. L. Hnlllvmi.ninnnger).—New arrlvnlH here are: Mr. nndMln. Lew Diamond, Humes n ml Lewis, Woodnnd tttane, Minnie Ui'tinvlllc. Buslacas' lagood.

..

TBXAB.

Albany.—At llnrnmnuu Hlcccker Hall(II. It. Jiicohx, matiiigttr) the Klugdon-Coiirlney Htock Co. contliiues iu high favor.aunt! 27-211, "Secret Hcrrlte" witn the bill.

•'Tin' Henalm" .'tii-Julv X. met with nproval.July 4-0, "On I he guiet' 1

Ik arnnounced.l'noi-ioK'H Thkatiik ( Howard Grahaui,

resilient. manuRcr).—The Hummer Htockdaily nnd nightly nils this theatre withpleased audiences. "The Strange Adventuresof MIsh Drown" afforded ntnuscnient Juue27 and wl-ek. Tim stock will give, July 4und week, "What Happened to Jones."

irtti-a.—At the Majestic Theatre (DavidHutlred, ninnnger) tho ttyan Htoek Co., In"llln Life for tier's,"- June 27-211, drew well."O'Brien the Contractor" July 1,-2. Theiimiitticement Iiuk nliiiilned a new company,including Margaret I'ltt, for the Hummer,I'omment'lng July 4, and will preuent "YoungMm. Wlptbroii" 4-0, und "Fiou-Proit" 7-0.

Si-MMiT I'aiik.—ViiiKlcvllle performance,manic und dancing every day draws largeatlondadce.

A inn piiik In Itomc, N. Y., June 27, burnedout the Btanwlx Hall Theatre. Hopes wereentertained (hat a, new theatre would behullt, but the owner, II. II. Cummlnga, ofTedloute, lull., has examined the building,and decided not to rebuild, but Romans willprobably have a now theatre very soon.

' 4< »

Hon ut.m.—At tb« Bmpire Theatre (Harry

Van Demark, maaafer) the Morrison Stock

Co. moved from the Highland Park Theatre,

Jane 27, on account of the street car strike,

and opened here for a two weeks stay. In

repertory, at popular prices, to Immense

Htankaro Thfiatbh (Alvldo ft Lasserre,

inniuigera).—HiisIiicuh Iu Improving. 'Capi-

tal vn. Ijilwr,'' a sensatlonar comedy drama,wiih put on 27. for week, and cant did fairly

well. The people : Baker and lionda, Mont-troae Slaters, IM. Kelly, Ida Bertha, P. C.

Prink, Tom, ¥clly. Agnes Alvln, JBrMatBailey, Ktta and Olga Howard, Prank Bald-

win, Marie Dockman, FsyDelmar, Pearl Oil-

more, Jessie Woods, Kittle Burke, Mimd. Grayson, Llllie White, and the moving pic-

tures.Stab Thkatub (Alvldo ft Lasuerre, mana-

gers).—Bualnesn is excellent. 'ITie sterling

attractions at thin bonne 27 and week; hd-monilu nnd WIHIams, Thorea, Wm. MHano,Irene West, Billy Hynni^Madellnc La ,Verne,

Aldiott nnd Ln Hose, Mabel Wright,- MariaBlair, lllrdlc Vnruell, L.oln Watson, AnnieWoods, Maggie Odler, Inn Roberta, and Clarkand Kmmons.

HiiiiiLA.tr> PAKK (P. It. Bishop, mnniigrr).

—swan, high diver, was the attraction, 2(1,

to a fair sized crowd.s

Ft, Worth.—At Lnke Krle Park (C. A.'lavlor, manager) Rceae and Wllllamg, spe-

cialty duo, appear week of June 27, beingthe first vaudeville act presented at this re-

sort. A nuval combat between the Japanese.

and Rtisslun llqets is reproduced with the kl-

nctoscope.. Tlte nttendnnce continues heavy.. STAh'DAiin Tiikathe (Kruuk He Bcnue, man-

ager).—"The l/ong Distance Telephone" Is

the curtain raiser at this house week of 27,and gets tlie crowd In a good humor for thelilg olio, which includes: Thcliuu, present-ing two new coon songs ; Baby Dot, in a rubesong and dance turn ; Jack WUllams, Howardand Alton, Delhi Carroll, Agnes La Porte,

Carl Copeland, Lulu Da Mar, Jennie Howard,Lettlc Coltoii. Billy Price, Virginia ltnnklu,

Tom Pey, and the Bennett Sisters. Tho bio-

graph pictures close the abow. The weekopened to the capacity, of the bouse andgurden.

Portland.—At the Marquam Grand (Gilvln HtHllg, mumigcr) Lucille Gillette, tin ex-tremely talented eleven year old violinist,pupil of K. O. Hpltttncr, gave a recital June20, iiHxiti-d by the Mpllzner-Kourad Trio, audMiss 1 IiiggiiiH, pliiulsf, to a very large ntiill-

i-ni". Tin* tluy maid expects to spend thenext few yearn of her life In Gotmany In thesliiily of music. Maude Adanix presented"Tho I.ll lie Minister" 21, 22, with nmtliicc22. The Iiouhc wns sold out for both eveningperformances, and wiih almost sold out atthe matinee, although It wus not announceduutli noon of the day pr-ccdlng the perform-ance. The business under the conditionsprevailing was unprecedented In the historyof the. house. Two performances were given24, '25, of -'Tho Queen's. Bouquet," by . I rut.

J. N. Beggs' dancing class, for tho benefitof tho Open Air tSnnltitrltiui for Consump-tives. THcy were well attended, ti. II.

Hotiicrii, la "Tho Proud Prince," 28, 2», this

IViiv W J- iitl.rucllon ptui'tl'.'.llly dosing tint seiison.

Wrlirnl VT.'f " "«AiM;ii'H,.TiiKATiin (Georjjo h. linker, inun*HKi'il. .-'Jim linker Tlientro Htock Co. hud twofnh lioimo 211, In spite of warm weather, Inwitness "Diplomacy," the first attraction ofthe present engagement. "The BuMe?Ules"

tV'tuul, Kd.Weal. K. L.Welch, ToniA'lii: on. llrrb.Western, rims.Welch,1

L. J.Wee, 0. IC.

WM. rwiirrst>Vanl. Wodi', —IViitmil, LoivVVwidwaril. MatWilson, V, K.WcIum', .1. EWelsh Itin...

WlKKlns, ||.' II,

Winnie, J. M.Walton. HurtWeiwo'i. Wul-

leru ft WcusiinWiitklns, M. L.Wiiile. .1. V,Wiggins. Iter!Wnrlaiul, C. K.vMiliuno, TaylorWhltcutilo, Jui-kWm-Hlni:, I. t|.

Wcltiell, J«u>Weston, c. U.Wert* ft Jiiiltto

Woodbury. K. DWllllninx. settWise, NathanYoung,, i'. .

Yninig, C. J./iiaell. Mr./.mil, Hen7arn, T. P.Zoutille. PreilKinks ft KingZenoS, The

NISW YOltK NT ATI','.

lliiRalo, At l lie Hlstr Tlioiitre, MalingerHiiltlwlti's Klock t'liinpnny will proHenl, weekor July 4, "ItnrhHra Pi'h'lchlf." "The TwoOrphans." wns IiuiiiIhiiuioIy recolved lust, week,Wllllniu Pnriiiiiii nnd Liully Melvlllu scoriugnicely.

liAKAvirrrn TiiiiATitii (Charles M. Hngg,nmiiiigei i

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Jiiiiii'h M . Hie niiiiii . illi'i'i'icil akihhI show to good riM-elpla hist week. ThoInnocent IIi'ihiIIim. with Hilly II. Vuu, Pnllt'tli

of July week. Auiuleur (Pritlny) ulghl is it

SU.TI'HS.

Hiika'h (I.MiiiiiN TllHA'rttH.—Tim .currentperformers iipiM'iiring nl tills resort urn:Amelia Htiiiiutei't'llle, Tom Lewis, Haul llynii,

Mi in i id lli'uton and rontpuny, MeCai'thy'Hdogs, I'hiiplfi' City tjiiui'letle, Bella Stinirtantl Dave PltaglliliotiH.

fir.viiNiiiis Hall (Henry 1.. Meech. cits-toillaiil.—Creature, niidri' Ismla W. Guy'sItH'lll IllllUIU-etlll'Ilt, I'lillloH ll-i'.'l,

Notkh.—Henry M. Miiri'tia. the leader tif

oii'hosini hen*, was married Juno 27, toKinnui l'hllllps. of this clly HenryDiiHtln, elllef cleetrlslnu of tho Pan-Amer-ican and Hi. I.ouls Kxposlllou, Is very 111

at l'hiciilx, A rli.

will bo put on July M. The Cusltio Co., ofHaii Francisco/ did fair buslneas week ofJutm 111, with "Holty Tolty."

t'liittniAV's Tiuaihh (Cordray ft ltusseli,

mnnngera).—The Joe und Lima Walters Co.had good houses 2tl, to witness "Tho BulTnloM.VHiei'y." The compnuy did well week of 10,With ''A Thoi'iiiighhreil 'Pramp." ''JustHi ruck Town" will he put on July .'),

H'i'Au TiiiiATini (H. Morion Cnltn, mnna-ger).—Ward, Ilnnnnlyn nod Wurd, Brydon'sHog Mini iv, Ivlpp.y, (icorgo Snyder. Luhl and(Veil, Helen Htuurt, Hndle lt.-j u.iIiIh, Udlsotl'sin'iClei'loHi'iipe.

AitUADi) 'I'ium i in; is Morton Cohn, mana-ger). — Wills and Bui ion. Anolto ComedyPour, Mellon Twins, L. C. Lumnr, LittleBoris, George Harrison, Kato Coylo, Ameri-can bioscope.

Lyme? TiiMATiis (Keating ft Flood, mana-?ors).-i-Jeanette Laurelle, Ferry, Three Den-huh, Bennington Duo, Qonaolas, Raymond

ti. Baldwin, Annie Lee, vltaecope.Hi.iou Tiibatiik (Pred T. Merrill, mana-

gcr).—Tho MrMhaffreya, Wllsor and Wilder,Trunk nnd Murray, Dconito, lidim Poicy, thevllnsi'npc.

Tim Mazh (H. Hlinplro, munnger).—Geuc-vlevo Lhj Pnrreat, lint Ho Ward, Blanche Tro-jan. Maggie Gincey, La Hum; McDtiulels,Lane nud Kti/.lneltn.

oiii'iiniui TtlHATUM (Al. Olikun, maungct').—t'onllnuoiis vaudeville.Hl.A/.n:iiM I'.iM'iaii' IlAI.L. (Wll 1), Davis,

iiiiiniiL'eil.—Miulellne liurl, Nell lllllver, Al-lle Vlckcry, Nurnin Drutier, Dave Burton.

l-:i!ii'K,-ioN's m I'm ie Hall (Wllllaui II.Hruv.il, nmiiiigeri.—Com Grum'lllc, Pity Lch-lle, Itenti'lcc lliiymoiid, lCdlltl Muy Collins,Miss Valentine.nUWN NVW TiiH.Vt'liH (William II.

Itiuwn, mnuuger). t.'m. A. nnd l.l/.r.lo Illril,

Olltvvtle Perkins, I'Hlle Nuri'ls, Mabel Llnd-hc.v. Nason nntl company, with the blogruph;Prior" and Narrhk bYunk t'otiller, HurryO'Brien, Sulome, Leslie Sterling.

SlUKl.tm' I'Aittv I Kdwu nl Hhlelils, urn lin-

ger I.—Kin's musical exlriivagnnza. "A Jup-aiiesi' Courtship," did good liuslneus week of.tune 211. The extra viignnzn, "Meet Me InHI. Lnuls," will bu inn on by the same com-pany 27. As Mr. Shields' present lease doesnot permit Sunday

.porfot oiiiuei's, Ills coin-

puny will occupy Hie Umpire Tlieuti-e Snu-ilny evenings, with thu tuunc bill as t lint pro-sei ited at (iIh park duiliit! the rctualudur ofthe wccls. »

MAINE.

ilm-hester. —At the Lyceum Theatre (M.K. Wolff, malinger) the stock lompauy closedhere ttlght of June '.'A. This theatre, will re-Open Its regular senson the latter part ofAugust.

National Tiikatmh (Max linitlg. mana-ger).—The stock cniniHtnv gained nddltlonallaurels last week by lis one performanceof "Ingoimir." 1'iit'tlH'iila unci Ingomar werewell done, rennei'tlvely, bar Jessie Bonstcllennd Panl McAllister. Win. Tooker didexceedingly well as Polydor, The others ofthe support scored. Large bouses ruled.Week of July 4. "Janice Meredith". .

Cook <H'i:ua lloisi: (J. II, Moore, mann-ger).

—"The Galley Hlnve" proved extremelypopular the past week. Deri Lytcll. Ailur.iAiiiliows, AtlelliiH ItnlTolto and .(lie others ofHits nun puny did exccllunl work. July 4 nudweek. "A Hough Killer's Itoinniice."Ontario Brack Park (Jno. |. Collins,

limililgerl. I'.. u ell's Huiiil Is ilnllv eiiterl.iln.

inn largo . r.m'ilti. As'mii mldeil ittiaetloa furJtfly t.'n slilglo wwll race for the ehnnmlonship of New York HI Me nud n purno of J.MKi,

tiMb ptcu upifllnviUoj; .Uii» poi-k, .

Portland.—At the Cupe Collage ThcnlruK. V. i'liclnti, munnger) "The Mlliitdo," as

in eucnt ml by the K. V. Phelan Opera Co.,iiiiii: 2T und week to good business., i Cout-pllracntarr comments as to the excellence ofthe operatic productions arc freely expressed.The offering tor July 4 and week will b.>

"Jack and tho Beanstalk." Charlotte Stum-mem Joins 4.

G>.'M Thkatiik. Pkak'B Island (C. W. T.Gisllng, manageri.—nic Block fairly exceededtheir previous efforts In "The Moth und theFinnic for the week ending 2. Excellentbusiness h.-ui prevailed alnce the opening.thereby stimulating this 'favorite company nfplayers to their beat efforts. . Dining theweek of 4 tho stock wilt present "Charley'sAunt."

PoiiTHsn Thkatiik (James . E. Moore,manager).—"Prince Karl" was the offeringby the Byron Douglas Stock Co. last week,this production seeming to fully please thenatrons. "The Belle of Illchmond" 4-9.Prank Itobcrls Joins 4. -.

itivKitiuN P/iik <l>. B. Smith, resilientuiatingei 1.—J. W. (loriniin s Tuxedo SprehiltyCo. Introduced fur last week, tu good husl-iiesB. Donovan nnd Kiml.oll. the VlllagpChoir. Thro.' Kciiliins. Waul and lEnvuiiniil,

ItniHord anil Wlueliesier.Wklch Bhotiieiih' Crops came June 30,

rainy weather intelferliig with Inislncss.

Cuo.WN Thkatiik (Phil Epstein, manager).-A minstrel Jubilee precedes the big olio

week of 27, Introducing Clare Copeland and,Iub. Thompson on the ends, and musical se-

lections by a well selected quartet. In theolio Copeland and Copeland present theirsketch, "The Juice of the Banyan Tree,"which meets with approval. The others:chits. Iloey, Mlimlc Wardell, Woodson, Phil-lips and Gordon, May Luce, Ethel Russell,

Florence Houston, Alvln Dnnhlngton, ElsieUusscll nnd Saul Uarrls. The opening wasto capacity.

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81. Paul.—At the • Metropolitan OperaHouse (L, N. Scoll. munnger) the Itejiub-

ilctin Stale convention nns In session Juue.".u nnd July 1, and promises to b» the vestof 'the week.Guam. (Theodore h. Ilnys, manager).

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HuslnesM wan big week of June 26, wll It

Percy Haswell nnd the Ccorgo Vawcctt Co.,In "Tlie Hhuughriuin." Kor week nf July :),

"Or Jekyli and Mr. llvile" the first half,and ' "Cutlierlne" Ibe last half.

Iti.Nui.iMi HiioTiiKits showed to the rn-puclty of their tents afternoon of June 28,nnd turned thousands uwny at night. Theypleased luuaeusely.

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lluluth. Al the Lvi-euin (C. A. Mnrnhall,inunuger) "Spotless Town" was given thoili'Ml hull' of tun week of June 27, and ".riiel-

inn" the lust half. Business was fair.MKTitori'i.rrAN oi'KitA lliiuHB (J. T. Con-

di. 11, manager).—The Winnlnger Co., bookedfor 27-IIU, runreled. Clara Matties Co. willopen July 11, for two weeks. Manager Con-don returned from New York last week. Hohas booked some good attractions for hishouse for next season.

I'Aiti.nii TiiKA-i'iiK (W. J. Wells, ninnnger).—HuslnesR for the week of June 27 was fair-ly good. The bill for July 4 and week In-cludes : Liiiii-ii Lee. Utii-ton Bros., Bubo Khle,Ed. aud LttclUu Lmvv.v. Susie Young. MurlouSisters, and Lucille Blitke. The new comedyIs called "Mrs. Bowser's Hoarders."

Iti.iiHi Thkatiik (J, M. Nasli, maunger).

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Thu bill for July 4 and week Is: The LeoChildren, Hurasef und Ituzel, J. A. Mitchell,Will Emery, Joe and Carrie Mnltluad, MaeWilson, Jim McClelland, Master llallaway,and the moving pictures. Business continuesvery good. The hotnights of each week.very good. The house Is packed the first

, a ;»»»MBW JUHNKY.

Newark—At Proctor'B Theatre (J. Aus-tin ley ncs, general manager) bills of classmaintain a good average of attendance; thesewarm days. A notable holiday feast Isoffered this week In the appearance of 'HoseCoghlun. assisted by Lynn Pratt, In "TheAce of Trumps." Other features of (he billmime the sielu Eretto Family, Lerqy andWoodford. Pauline Moran. Dorsh and litis-

sell, ChrlsHun und "J'tirner, Mursh aud Sur-tellu. nnd Mnrkcy and Moriin. "The ClioniHLady." as. played by Rose K tali l and hercompany lust Week, proved one of the bright-est sketches seen at this house and Interestedlarge, audiences.

1'Ji.BCTiiic PAnK (C. A. Dttnlnp, mannger).—Tills resort coutluiicn to grow in favorwith" the masses und offers vurled entertain-ments tit nominal lluures. Tho gracefuldancers Iu the electric fountain, tho uom-bardineut of Port Arthur, the scenic rail-way and the pike continue to Interest many.Nom—William 1m Clair nnd Charles F.Hiiwcu were Injured Jn Hie perfortuutlce oftheir net lust week at u suburban park.

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Iri'iitun.—At Mercer County PleasurePark (John h. O'Brien, manager) the billweek nf July 4, Includes: Mr. and Mrs. Mill-emu. sheppiird nud Ward, Ada Jones, audBurlow and Da rli uk.

I'aiik Tjikatiik tlliiiTls & Ilctucl, mana-gersl.T—4 und week : Ilerry uud Berry. EvanonTrio, Kui'lief Sisters, .antl Mtidclluo Marshallmiiko up the hill 4 und week.

Si'iiimi Lakh Pakk.—BUI 4 uud week:l'.pps and Lorcttii, Joseph: West and HutMay Lewis, Hurry Duval, Hidden Bros.,Benzol in nud La It ue. Metropolitan Trio,J. ('. Koch, leader.

WiiioiiT'H CAtiNlVAt, Co.. In connectionwith .the Trenton Merchants' Exposition,show hero 4 and week.Norm.—Attains und White, of this cltv,

report success In their comedy musical act.They have forly weeks booked solid.lack w. Stokes, well known In theatricalcircles Ih now miiiinglng tho tour of TommyDonnelly's Metropolitan Minstrels.

«»COLOItADO.

Nnv Crystal Theatre (Geo. Irn Adamsmanager).—Week of July 4: Edwards nntiUowe, Fanny. Hatfield, the Whltesldcs, CuusEvans, tTalrMtas and Calnes, Lconl andLeonl. g ' J . .,

Aiii-a-Domk (Mr. Glass, mahager) Tltiaopen air vaudeville place la doing good busi-ness. Week of June 27 : La Bord and Key.erson, Hyde and Wilson, Leonl and LeonlLa France Kalratus, Bessie Burton, PrankPerley.NotkltT.—Week of June 27: Master

Flyni'i, Tom Hefron, Kva Thatcher, Soru Lu-belski. Business is good.Tins Floto Shows pitched their tents here

on June 27-211, nnd turned people away. Thisshow is owned In Denver und everybodyturned out to iee It.

" "" «>BHODK ISLAND.

,'rlug

iLpyKAJTallW Dili's VVilp JYtsi cujiiea Jt(|j 11,

Denver.—At tho Broadway Theatre andHarden (Peter MeCourf, munnger) week ofJuly 4, "Secret Service." Last week theBrondway Stock Co., in "Hearts Aflame,"played to big houses.

I'.i.tTCit Oaroknm (Mary EIHcb-Lontf, man-ager).—Week of July 4, Maude Fenly. Lastweek Bellows Stork Co. nnd Amelia Kingliitm In "A Modern Mngdnlen," had goodhouses,Manhattan Bkacii (W. Ii. Lawrence,

mannger).

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LbsI week Ellery's Band playedI heir Insi week. 'I'lie vaudeville Is: llnrryMuiiui nnd Lawrence- Sisters. Curler, Winersnud company, the Matlileuu, Mine. AveryS.'ihkostli, Muck nnd Elliott. Buslucss Is

fiOPtl, .:., i 'I

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Providence.—At Keith's Theatre(CbnrlcsLovenberg, manager) the Albec Stock Com-pany's ttrst venture in a Sbakeapearean pinywas. "Borneo and Juliet" Julie 27, whichwas .well handled. "Aristocracy" was staged4, and for 11, "Prince Kirl" Is promised:Empibb Theatub (Spitz It Nathunson,

managers).—The Dot Karroll Stock Co. gave"Master and Slave" last week, followed 4by "A Man of Mystery."

Rocky Point FoaBBT TltuATitr. (B. A.Harrington, manager).—The season opens 4,and an excellent bill Includes : The linkerTroupe, the Three Lelllotts, Bohee and Dyers,the Gordon Bisters, Ida Bussed, Rice nuuWalters, John Phillips, Marie Du Bedot,the Glbney Sisters, Grsco Husscll, and NormaWills and Monte Collins. The Lorelll Ladles'Orchestra has been engaged for the season.Chestnut Gmovb SuMMKn TiiK.vTitK (Al-

fonso, manager).—On the programme 4 amiweek are: The Posters, wonder workers;the Four Australian Blackbirds, Hd. Jack-son. Billy King, hi nek face coined Inn, undSadie Lowell, soubretle.

N'otk.—Manager Charles Lovenberg. ofKeith's, bus gone to New Hampshire for avacation,

a»»ILLINOIS.

Peoria.—The, Hurnum-Bulley Shows willappear July 18.Wbabt THKATnB. (C. F. Bartson. ninnn-

ger).—Business Is good. Coming 4-11 : Man-vro and Shunklln, and James and CellaWelch.

Stii.vh Hill Gauddn (Nelson Compton,manager).—There Is no cause for complainthere. Coming 4-0: Horace T. Noble, SamMerrill, Charles. Hart. Joe Berry, HenryJones. John Rowe, Harry Andrews. TenslcLorraine, Gertrude Gilbert, - and MaeEvclynne.

Jacobs' Thkatiik (A. F. Jacobs, mann-ger).—Business la fair. Coming 4-11:

O'llrlcn, Love nnd O'Brien, and Bluim,Bomtn, B-r-r-r. ,,

Tub Barnum & BAit.nr. Cab' No. 1, In

charge of Lester Murray, wns ln l his city

June 27, 28 Two street fairs will he

held here during July aud August.

<*» —WISCONSIN.

nillivHiiki'c.— "The Prisoner of /.I'liilii,"

week of June 27, offered the full strength of

the company, "dipt. Jinks, of the llorsoMurines, week of July 4, will serve to rein-

troduce Kvn Taylor. "The Cowboy and theLady" Is under preparation.Davidson Tiiuatbu (Sherman Brown, man-

ager).—The Walton Pyre Htock Co., withKola Ln FoilcUc as leading woman, will up-penr 7-0.

Ciiymtal TiiKATitK.—Manager V. B. Win-ter offers the following people week of 4:Meanv and Anderson, Tenaro, Mucvity nndHenbrlght, Hurry Harvey, und S. F. Burdlck.

Notbb.— Manager I'. It. Trottman andStage Manager Walt llouleheu. of the Star,are putting In their vucatlon at "The Oaks,"ilk a in hoe Luke Carl Prlschur has closedIiIk engagement at tho Forst KellerBruoke and his band close at the "Expo" 8.

Ills engagement wna a pronounced success.

T. J. f nmum aud Cal F. Ferarl, ofthe Periirl Carnival Co., oro Iu the city,

llgurlng on some piuce to show In Milwnukcothis Summer.

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Illngliiig Brothers' Cir-cus sin noil to Hie Inrgest business everihoiveii lo In this clly June 24. It. being thelast day of tho Hlute meeting of the Wlsconsin Elks Association, Mm members attendedthe performance In u body ...... Barnum &Bailey's Show comes Aug. 0.— . . 4 it>

WASHINGTON.

Seattle.—The Grand Opera House (JohnCort, manager) la dark until July 6, whenic. H. Sothern will present 'The ProudPrince" for four nights.Third Avenue ThBATRb (Russell A Drew,

managers).—Week of June, 26, "Roanoke.Week of July 3, Third Avenue Theatre Co.,

In repertory.Aii-A/.Aii. Thkatrk. — Last week Weldc-

iiiann'M Big Co., In "Down In Egypt" and "APair of Tramps." Week ot ii, Wcldemunn'sBig Co., in repertory. .

ICiuisun Tiikatiib. — The bill includes:(livens uud Lumur, Gene King, lid. Plslicr,

Mr. nud Mrs. Geo. Morrell, and klnetoscopopletures.Kmpibb Thkatiik.—The bill names: San-

ford and Darlington, Bubo Brown, the LoNolrs, Lawrence Weaver, and moving pic-

tures.Ciiyhtal Tiibatiie.—On the current bill

are : Thu Three Musical Wells, Annie Goldlc,Dell und Fondu, Leo White, and movingpictures. . .

Oiit'iiKii.M TitBATiiB—The hilt Is: Frank10, Mc.Nlsli, Mct'unc and Grant. Paul Bouton,the 1 1 1 1 nehhorns, Will H. King, ArthurSearles, nnd moving plctnres.

Cqmii-ub Thkatiik.—The bill: Jones nndRobinson. Loctta and Summers, Paul Jones,Hurry Newman, Emerson and Lynch, AdaHrudsford, Mue Jackson, Alice Wnrburtou,Millar Bros., dloraniu, and nine Australianmidgets..

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Bpukniifs—At the Spokune 'Theatre (DanIi. Weaver, uiunager) Maude Adams, In "ThoUtile Minister," made her Initial appearnncohere June 27. to turn away business, ltlch-

urds it Triugle's Miustrcls bad uvcrngo busi-

ness 2«. ,-

AiiniTOkiuM (Harry C. Hnyward, mana-ger). — Tho Jessie Shirley Co. began tho

eighth week of Us engagement 20, with '"Ihe

Old Lime Kiln." Capacity business, rules.

ISihhon (frauds Nclsoula, manager).

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/arrow's Minstrels, and Sampson and /uc-

I'liD were the top liners week of 27.Co i: ita d'Alknb (Jacob Guc(/., manager).—

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J. Turner Wall, Gloria Lombard, Harry andPranclH Ncnl, Wlnlcm nnd Summers, andthe Vaughners are the openings. '

,CoMHjtin (I. 1>. Holland, manager).—Mnutl

Ti'tnpletou. Delia Kuhn, Vic W. Gttlon. I-eojm

Clifton, and Frnnk Hayes and Cnrrlo W In-

chon.. 4»» .

OKLAHOMA..

Oklahoma City.— At Delmar Garden(Slnopmilo A Marres, mnnngers) the bill In-

cludes: The Itoxes, novelty act: the Three

Wkiseys. acrobatic act! Tony Rider, trained

monkey net; Ada Aruoldson, soprano singer;

Business Is Inlr.. ««.» »

— ('has. T. Fales Comedy Co. Notes: Wonre still salllnrr along In onr regular Sum-mer season. Tlic company. In hi III lueetliit;

with as much success is eter. Our sceneryalwnvs pleases. Onr apeclaltles are clever,

and business Is satisfactory; .

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g. A. CROWK, Proprietor.

1 Fireproof. European.I 270 8. CLARK ST.. near

.»..._- - .Jtirkaon, CHICAGO.SPECIAL BATES. BEW GERMAN RESTAURANT.

HT H OSN IMITKI.,» anil W W. 12th ST.,CINCINNATI, OHIO. AMERICAN PLAN.

$7,00 SINGLE, $0.00 DOUBLE PER WBKK.

CMESTBRFIELD.—Elegant Hotel: modern.Perfect cuisine, service, appointments. Etirojpean

plan. J. M^llANltAHAN^ Prop., Petersburg,Vs.

tic. A FAL«A n, 115-117 Gastl4tn St.. New York,

onp. Dewey. Rooms Mc, 7«c., $1, tl.Mday; $2.60

to »s week.- . W. D. HANNIHAN, Propr.

$7-$12 double.

WabMh A Madison, CHICAGO.0. 0. Vaughah, Prop. Strictly

American Pmn, $8*16 single;

Holt's Hew Hotel Cafe JS*#» %* <?*!

Rooms 66c. to 76c, per day ; $2.60 and $n.oo a week.

UdlM1 Reslau'ani on second floor. No. 6 K. 4th

St., Wilmington, Del. C. R. HOLT. Prop." PALACE HOTEL, 101 N. Clark St, Chicago.European, $3 per week; with private bath, $7.

Turkish Bath, too. 11. B. HUMPHREY, Prop.

"ST. JAJteS HOTElij TOLEDO, 0. Amerl-

can Plan, theatrical Headquarters. $1.36 single,

|1 double: $0 and $7 per week.

VICTOR HOUSE. 274 E. Indiana St., Chicago.Room and Board, $8 week. Italian and FrenchCuisine. Centrally located. V. Castellani; Prop.

i l<i:r E I. OXF.OKD, Canal A Adams Sts., WestSide, CHICAGO. American* European. Speglal

rales In professionals. FRANK HUNT, Proprietor.

HOTEL VELEY. . , . BUIIOPNAN PLAN.•jar Bpeclal weekly rates to the profession.

lOUIirkHt, Chicago. Most central location In Oltj

IV a WW, i> at Once, » number of good SecondHand Films— comic, etc., long ones If possible;

iihn Edison Exhibition or Universal Kluetose.opo.

.J, HALL, 204 McAlplu St., I'hlla., I'a.

KOK. SALE or rent, Mechanical Wax Figures,

Illusions, Pine Snakes, Marionettes, Paintings,

Slurred Animals. Uuy,sellorexuhauge. Send stampfor answer. J, B. SWEET, AUanUe city, N. J^_

CHEAP FILMS, Moving Picture Machines.Cameras, Lanterns, Lenses. Song slides and supplysold and bought. Special lllms and slides made,Shows given. Expert mechanics. (lermuu-Ani.Ulne. k Film Co.. 176 E . with St, N.Y. Tel., 466 J. 79.

MIISIC COMPOSED AND AHKANUBDfor any Instrument or number or InstrumentsNongs.wonls nnd music, sketches, etc. Send stampCUA8. L. LEWIS, 429 Rlchmnnd St., Cincinnati, O.

ilOWTO BTAKT IN SHOW. BUSINESS.(Copyright) 3 dlrferent books 10 Cts. All kinds acts.

MOKI'IIET'S SCHOOL, 837N., 12th St., Phils,:, Pa.

A, UOODHICII, LAWYER, 641 West MadisonSt., Chicago; established 1804. Business legal andunlet, Branohea and fnollltles In other States.

FOE SALE OH LEASE, The Wallace Wll-

I in in m Shows, with or without, horses. AddresHIVjillaneJ^miamiUl. P. D,,Houtcl, Kansas City,Mo.

OPBUA HOUSE, BILLOAT BROWN. Mgr.,McMINNVILLK, TENN. Population of town, 4,000.

No opposll lou. Seating capacity, 600. Eleotrlo. lights,

hot air beat. Now booking for season 1901-06. OoodAit raotlons wanted. For open time address above.

"hTRBET MEN AMD QRAKTERS.-We aremanufacturers of the Chemical Mlcroscopo orMuKiiifylng Mas*; ulso Wine Glasses und llabyHollies. Send slump for price list. CHICAGO VIALANO U'K'G. CO., 1633 W. Lake St., Chicago, 111.

WANTED, Up to date Leading or CharacterMan who can stage plays tor 3 night stand, ir youluivo script of good, strong plays so much the bet-ter, Waul. Al Cornettlst who plays .piano. LouisThorn, write. Manager Stock Co., Ironton, Mo.

WASTED, Good Sketch Team that Vamp Or-gan; Lady, Sing Ballads; Dutch or Irish Come-dian; muBi be vocalists and change for one week,stste lowest salary, as you get It. Also single per-formers. Address Dr. A. D. Christy, Drakesvllle,Davis Co., la.

AT LIBERTY, MAVE GLANT, VersatileHnubrotle; change 10 days; feature, acts; playplane; read and fake; wardrobe swell on and oir.

I rickety Yes) MAYE OLANT, 3102 N. 16!h8lreet,

. --.l

i,'!_pJL P- 8—Now laugh, you nlggar singers.

Kiut sale CHEAP, at one-third coat, PinePcnzel Olsrloneis. C and A. 17 KOyB, 4 Rings;Mandolin, Cymbals, Snare Drum and 7 Zou&yeUniforms; all In fine condition. Stamp for partic-ulars. August May, 2018 So. Uth 81., St, Louis. Mo.

WANTED AT ONCE—Two Al Bkotch Teamsand Slide Trombone, Tuba, Clarionet, Trap Druni-iner and Advance Man. Must Join al once. Writei|Ulck. Address .

.CLARK BROS., Mulkeytown, 111.

MAGICIANS and Jtiffglers.-Wlll semi mynew lln« of bargains lit Magic, Juggling Goods,nooks, etc. free, to alt who send six cents Instamps for the New Idea Aorobailc Card. Address. Mfl. 0. MARRB. 1048 Allen Ave., Bt, LonlB, Mo.

WANTED, Two Versatile Sketch Teams; ouemusinlty organ and danoe. Two Street Lecturersand Single Performers. Must have good ward-roiic

i

and wear It; No boozers or cigarette Hends.»r. H. N. h\ Vere, Camella Oil Co., Maplelon, in.

SOME VKTIIK ATTRACTIONS WITHRINGLINGBROS.'

WORLD'SQREATBST

mt9B&m&3&3£u ma* °« »ddr«sssd careBINaLINQ BROS., Baraboo, Wis., or ss perroute ot show. .

THE FLYWFiSHEBSSensational Long Distance Wd-AIr Lsaps.

THE ILDREDSOnly Three Artists In the World Accomplish-In); Triple Simultaneous Leap (rum theground on to the back ot a galloping horse.

THE FLEXIBLE EQMLIBHISTg,

GENARO and THEOLThe World's Most Marvelous Contortionists.

aerbIl smithsArtistic Posing on the Double 'frapeie.

DOLLAR TROUPE

( Uoo.ao Buys halt Interest In the tlarrlck'Stock Co. Hooked solid for'the balance or V

Jno Summer Sekfon, and now Booking tor)

J"he Fall. Special papor for all pieces. Full)

\ particulars r>y letter. Address "(JARR1CK)J STOCK CO.," Danville, III., July 4 and week;

»

^anipalgn, III., thereafter.

uSfflK***f PBOPLil ftnii MUSICIANS«V A1 ?"' A" LI°«B - for September opening. All"bit letter. People doubling BraBS given prefer-

,., „. Bt ,nr°8 seasons' people, write. If you»\cn t fare and wardrobe, keep away; pay yourwn boani, stop where you please; no cigarettes

or nnozo; not. missed a salary day In ten years; no1

Janers or drunkards wanted. Ilcnard ft Co.,

"Hi*. A. High Old Time Co, Pt. Wayne, Hid.

S2I""W* »l*n<ls: only one piece; feature noamrs. Name your limit.

^VEBSAL BDISUN EXHIBITION*J i 'iJ2!SSi> wssnted. In One order, late d»le.

iKt, i Sr™ M 0nce ' * number of good Second

"i*"".,fllmH-Cornlo, ete„ long cites It possible;

amuhdlsou ExhlblUon Or Cnlvcrsal Klnetoscope.MKcjiianic. care of CLIPPER.

iinrt..ANT*D—Por orchestra, week stands,. rep.

si»i!iCOuTi,l Trombohe and Trap Dmm»ner.

watt lowest salary. Pay your own. Other Musi-flans, Write. F, A. CUORCO, Parks Stock Co.,"«w Kemington, Pa,, week ot Jnly 4.

Acrobats. Feature with Rlngllng Bros.'Circus—Second Year.

GLINSERETTI TROUPEOriginators of Everything New In Acrobatics.

THE COLINI CLAIRONS.Whirlwind Dancers.

VICTOR BEDINI FAMILYSensational Equestrians. The only act InAmerica Introducing a dog and 8 peoplejumping on 1 horse. .

GAMILLE FORTUNS TRIOChampion Horizontal liar Comlqties. Thirdsensun with KingliiiK Uros,

DA COMA FAMILYAn Absolutely Original Aerial Display.

. THE FAMOUS

7 JACKSON FAMILY 7America's ' Qr'iiatest ' Trou [i* of i Ty cllsts.

iSIIO IV ANTED for shun lime to enable toe

to cnmpleie genuine novelty. In course of con-struction, for vaudeville. Act already tiled andalmost reatly for the road, the managers waitingfor Its completion. Absolutely I lie biggest moneymaking headline act Invented, soinethliitr neverseen before, a new Idea ami cnunnt hcliulinledWill give half or prollls till you have received$1,000 for loan ann your money buck. I can provemy assertions and. can soon convince yon otthesafety of tins investment. Keinemlier, the managerof the highest vaudeville circuit Is waiting for It.

Address -. P. O. BOX -JS34, Philadelphia.

OPEN TIME FOR GOOD ATTACTIONSAND VAUDEVILLE ACTS. KUH HA I.F.,

Mitt. R. T„ 2-3tirt. M. P.; 26ft. It. T., 10X16 TopMarotie. All kinds of Scenery, Lights, nine Seats,Folding cunlis, Benches, llass and Snare Dnnn,Horso Trappings, 1 Band Wagon, a BaggageWagons. All In Hue condition. I Bllckensilorfcrtypewriter. Address NF.SHIT scd\ ll.l.i:,

Pavilion Theatre, Mt. Clomuns, Mich.

WANTRD— Lad v, small, not leas than 26 years,

for Bkelches. Prefer Coon Singer and Play Banjoor Collar, Good amateur considered. Stalo nil

first letter. Photo If convenient. 'FRANKMELLROSB, Com edlan, FlnloyvHIw. Wush. «n„ i'a

HIGH DIVING DOG (none better), Kx-teii'lon Ladder and Net, $26 fur onillt; Troupe ur

12 Performing Cauarles; ilo 11 sets. Teach anyone how to work by loiter; price $20. llAltllr

DICKINSON, II74Q Forest Park Blvd., Sl.Louls.Mo.

EDISON Kfrietoscopo, or oilier good MovingPicture Muchlno Wanted; also Comic Films, Falry-

Unil, Ac. M. WHITK. 8687 Wal nut St., Phlla., Pa,

WANTED, forO. H. K night's 26c. Show, GoodAerinllst, also Troupe ot Doss or Ponies, or will

buy; innst be well educated. Can use any goodacts. Answer as per route or permanent address.

loasloOoodrode. write. C. H. Knight, Dunklrk.jO.

ATTENTION!Prises and Gifts for All Games.

JEWEMIV and NOVELTIES for SouvenirStands, Parks, h'slrs. Carnivals, and Thea-tres. CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENT INNEW YOKE. Send tor Catalogue nnd Price

Lilt. ALPIIBD GUGGBNHUIM,ro BwftdwWt cor^jtorlag Br,, M. t..pt|.m

600 Second-hand PLUSH OPERA CHAIRS, Goodcondition. AMERICAN SCHOOL FUKNITURHCO,, 18-21 20 West 18th St, New York City.

Wanted, Lady Partner.Comedian wants Soubrelle for high class vaude-ville skeich. Please send photo of iiuiko up; photowill be returned. Address

SAML. LOU0KS, Box 74, Marietta, I'enna.

WANTED, gold Colored and Minstrel Shinsof every description, Open all Summer. ApplyTERMINAL HOTEL, Norlh Beach, Long Island.

.. . —Mill Btrtet Oar Stops at Door.—

MUSIC Arranged, taped.Arranging small songs, parts, CO cts.

V. W. A. KUKTSMAU, *Y>. 11. 15th St.. N. V.

AT L.IBEIITV,

NELLIE BIATROt La Mutt and Beatrice, Heavies or Rough Soti-

brcttos. Aildress WAINWRIOHT, Kan.

KllO.il LIPE,Artists' Studies,lleaitl les, Ktc.

loo small and two large ones. $1 note or stamps.

8. RECKNAOKL, Naclif, Munich I, Ilermany.

RARE PICTURES

SCENERY HHD SNOW PAINTING!

John Herfurlh, Ciacinnati, 0.

SIDE SHOW PAINTINGSMIDWAY KHONT8.

K.JIIAYDRN A^C().,_10S IPtvay, Wtt/B,t.t. '

JtEOllUANIZINU AND DOUK1NU THUWARNER COMEDY CO.,For season lswi-6. BEN R.WARKEK,

McOregor, Iowa,

PASTOR'SCONTlNlTUItS PKIt KtiltllANl'f'.N.

MONDAY. JULY «.KAVtllt It RI.YfltA.IR. THE Al.l.ISONH.1'HKY ft EIIH.IKS. HAYES & WYNNE,IIAIlItY THOMSON, Itl-HIT 1IAKEH.TIIK (lAUNI)IlXES, SISTERS l'EURAEF,IIKNRV & KltANClH, 'HIE UKN'I'ONH.(JEItTIH ClOltllrtN, KILTIE TRIO.TIM ItMk^IllHslintiir, THE VlTAtlRAri^

Huber's " th MuseumGeo. II. Ilnlier. Propr. .1.11. Anilerinn, Mgr.WANTRli, for the opening, Aug. 1, Attrarllons amiPreska fur Curio Halls. Add. J. II. ANOKHSON,as above. . . ', :.

THE ORI01NAL SUNBURKKI) KUIIKS.

JUGGLING MATHIEUSMARVKI.OUS DISPLAY OK DEXTERITY

Address all ngeiilS or ;3u W. 20th Sl„ Cbleiigo, III

CHAS. E. COLBY andALLIE 0. WAY,

The Ventriloquist »rul Danelny Doll.

AL. TAWRENCE,Vaudevilles "Amuslngltl" Mlmitlc.

D.No.1,Permanent address, R. P. , Kent, o„ U.S.A.

(THE LITTLE HAONET),

Lottie Gilson I Billy Hart"THE PLY PHUT." ATLANTIC OPTY.-N. J.

MR. and MRS. JACK BURGH,'IMtRMIKH ILLVBIONIRT8.

ONE OK THOSE 8ATIH KACTORY ACTS.ORAl'MAN -OIRCIIIT, CALIIMIIINIA, IK1IKKISITK.

MAYME REMINGTONAnd BUNIILK UOOI.or> RABIES— lintel llnrlholdl,

N.Y. Agenu: JO PAICE SMITH and WM, MOItBIS,

BARRY I JOHNSONTUAVESTIEB IN VAUDEVILLE. . _ARTHUR P. LANOAN,

SIMPLE SAL TOMPKINS.ALL UOOII AUKSTM, i « ,.'

GILMOURandLATOURC'lll-UAN-t V MRAOft, Mil fUGAN (n\

.

1ND., A I.I, Sl'IHmKH.

11 VKllV BBOWN.TIlESINHINn COMEHIAN. HIS NEW SOSO HIT,"DAT AINT NOTHING HUT TALK."

Care or Cl.ll'PEH._

BERTRAM MILLARLK.ADjB and HBAVIEfl. -17 W. yil.|i 8t„ New V'"ik.

Book^routE'^NtWYORKJREPRESENTATIVL

0UAf?AN7C£.D\ "\BtoK,^cM SSA'.iON,

re*/tsmfMTt- A.CbOf)N£fl.M/rXMBOCAFR THfiTIKBtDO M W YORK.

JOSEPHINE SABEL,AT liOJIE.

II. SAIIEb, lluaniaii House, New York.

CEO. W. SNOW,MOKOLOtillE MUSH'AI. ARTIST,

July 4 Mullen's Theatre, Omaha, Neb^M Week™ manaob1i» and agbntIi.

Have tliuo opon. Summer season, .luly 11, 1H, 2&,

Adg. 1, k. l.',, ill and M. m Minutes In one, in "TheMan With the Quods." HAHHY THOBIBON,m llsn^burg Ate,, llfooHyn.

BOJLAND TltVV KICM,ILLUSIONIST.

Address HENRY BROWN'S ACENOY.Real Eslale Board llulldlng, Chicago.

Franklin Grace & Co.(» (JHACKHl.

A l-'UNNV KID, A Bid MAN and a LITTLEWOMAN. Ills Batting Record stands u lil'a out ot10 Innings. All right, all right. Address

j. OLIPPKR HOUTB.

Wanted at OncoFOR THE MASCOT OOMPANI EB OK THE WEST,

ANGELL'S IDEALSBAND AND ORCHESTRA,

Al Comet for n. and 0., Pliinlst to Doublo Tromlioae, clarionet ror Orchestra and Double soiuoHorn In Rand, Man for Second comedy midDouble In Eland. Other useful pooplo. wrllo. Tills

CO. OPENS AT MARSHALL. Mb., JI'LY'.',. Allpeople must be sober anil reliable; to audi 1 canoner a long season of sure salary. Address

^^K.^ANOKLtj, Charles City, Isv.

Second Hand BARD IRSTBDBENTSBOUGHT, SOLD and EXCHANGED. Send for com-plete List. PHANK HOI.TON & CO.,

107 E. -Madison Slroet, Chicago. III.

Dill AAll Hew and Second Hand.Madetlfll III and sold under a positive,'•Mw,''•,, giiarsnlce to be as repre-sented. Preo Clrc. NORTH WESTERN BALLOONCO.. n Fuiicrton Ave..cillOAOO .

THOMPSON'S GYMNASIUM,117 W. 2.1)1 ST., NEW YORK (old Roster A Plat's),

HALLETT THOMPSON, Manager (Into Wood's(lym.) Special rates to performers, 1 1 a wce«r._

6.SHIHDnELM,ThiitrlcilWiKMAK Kit. flfloJl wort fnrlo» prices.118 West antli STREET, New York.

- send. stamp tor price list.

J. W. SCHWARTZ,SKETCH WR|TBRf

Discontinues sd. III! Kail, (to till nruVrsl.

WIGS

GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY.i reel, very clear ami shnrp, oulek motion, {s.'i.

jLy .c_.*Ls»:Uix^ *s;..ivanuu, tUIUl,'/*.'

Dyllyn's Opera HouseN"«ar Tamqiany Hall.

Sidewalk Privilege*Thoroughly Klre-Ronf.ask It Cigar Store.

FOR RENT,

MONTHS OF JULY and AUGUST.OCR BEAUTIFUL. LITTLE .

ALPINE THEATRE,("A HAY IN THE Al.FH'i,

Willi porlnble linlldlng mill show ctimplelr.Size ,,r linllillng. UUx.Mlft. Will eiiierlnln n|irii|Hml|inn from ndlablc parties for placingilils In n good Park or Hiiiuiner llesorl. Notsuited for week Simula.

80HSIAN .V LANDIH,'- • 23tl 8o. Clinton St., ChlcaBo, III.

FIRE PROOF MMV,,ALL KINDS, TO ORDRK.

TheTlPPIi,SCE{IICCO.,Tiltiii,i

HOTICE-MANA8EB8 and A0EHT8Having leased THE DORItlS OPERA DOUSE,I'lioonlx, Arizona, all contracts must bo sent to

;PIRST CLASS AlThAOTIONS,

lepsrtolro or cheap companies. PopulBeating caosrlty, isto. House under new

n lime. Only house><> not

Population

rue for approvalplayingliook.Rej20,000. 8management, modern "Improvement, rire ordi-it.nues compiled with, close connections Northmid South. Oompsnlesiflsenotime.

CBAS. P. UEROER,,

Mansger, It. K. D.^o. 1. Phoenix, Ariz.

CAR FOR SALE.Ilnmlsoiui' llrst class T'l'iiiMniitlnn pining nudSleeping t'nr, IIuIhIiciI In .Mnhognny, com -

lilelely fuinlslieil nud eipilp|ie<l. M. ('. II.

Siiiiiilnril till foot body, six sleirl wheel I nicks..-'iiitiiliw sixteen rliuilila hi'i-tlls, I wo si nteriuiins and two line toilet nmniH: every mod-.-in Improvement. I',, u. JAl'KStiX, 111!

I

llenr i:stnlo 'I'niMt dlldg.. I'hlllnlelplilu; Vn. •

WANTED, ALL KINDS OF VAUDEVILLE ACTSMust be ucai mid rellnod, suitable for Ladles andClilldren. Slate your lowest salary, It must lie

low, Two weeks lo iIio.q who can vhange acts.:i i. mies tn Play l-'itst and Second violins, coruet,

VALLEY PABK 80HIEE TBBATBEJohnstown, Pa. P. O, Bo i 10V.

I.K.ItV IMII.fllll'IM.K. Prop,HARVEY AHI.INflTON. litis. Manager.

Ki lends wills 14 >iulik. I.iveni and drey, write.

Lady Partnerpun SKETCH. Must he Al Slngor and Hiincer.Slme full narlleiibirs, nlili phutu. Havn uclInioki'd for next seasou. Address

J NO. H . 1)1 1,1. AE, Owelisvlllo, llld.

It you waul Illsrli tirado Work we can save youuiniiov. net our prices.

PITT8BDB0 BOENE PAIHTHO STUDIO.1410 I'enn Ave, I'liislmi n, l»n.

MITCHELL - LAWMAN"TEN NIGHTS" CO.

WANT "Slsde," "IbiuisHie" and ''llrwn." Indiiiiblit Hand; no Drums', Pianist doiiblitiK Tuba,iiilieis write, Open AUK. ML Address

74.1 8KIIOWHJK ST., HIlli'iiKOj, II*.

STARR COMEDY CO.Wonts IUpertory People lit Ail Line.

For iliiil-or,; „l.„ l'h,,,l.i.•live usual description, send photo, and programs,and slate If you do speolaltles. Hiatu LOWEST.Usual expenses paid. Open in August.

PRANK J. STANTON, Norwich, New York.

WANTED,Boss Canvas Mansi with 40. (12 a woek.INSTRUMENTS. ED. I

UAIIIN CO.. Owen Hound, urn

MUSICIANS KOR ALLNSTRUMENTb. KI). P. DAVIS' UNL'I.K TOM*

I Iwradcr Woman* with Clever Child.Purls imd Kpeciuities. (illicit,, wrllo. llnl-iiiii'e of Slimmer and regular season.

_.: "• W.yOlWi. JloxJ1, (Cornwall, Ont.

AHURNTH l-'IHtNlHIIKl)

ANYWHERE WITH THEMARVKI.OUS AND ONLYTORPEDO PAltAUHUTK

. 8PKCIAI.TY. WALLOONS,Ktc, fur sale. No agents. I'ltOP. CHAS. KADRICH,

_ » Centenary Strcot, lllngliamton. N. Y." CIRCUS CANVAS and Tenia of overv de-scription, second Hand Tont* la Stock, writefor estimate.

Sneces.o3^?^^^^!^: °°-

128-liD Pourth St., llcirolt.Mleh.

Bands and PerformersPASSING TIIROUOII AND PtTTOHnDflWANTING SUNDAY HATH IN Til IDDUIIUCALHOUN -OAK WOOD or SOUTHERN PARKS,writ* A. ». Ml'BWIUaN; Mjrr. Aiiimements.

OARS FOR LEASE OR SALE,Combined Sleeping and Dining Car,

Suitable for traveling companies. Also IIAflOAOKOAR. NEW JERSEY CAR WltllKH,

CLIPTON, N.J.

Strtitin eo.Tral n Agents & Canvassers SuppliesWe Always Ha vo the Uteat Novell les.

send for Our New Catalogue.1,'NIVKHHAL Htlt'PLY CO., pttlPkiMISA L*. Hall* Street, - - tBllAHU.

Aain Hilt SALE CIIKAP. A flori. PA8SKN-laAH OER COACH: liullt up to sleep gs.VsyaaW rib cellar. Will go on any train. Pricetnoo. Oct key or Mil. SCOTT BROWN, 0. and N.IV . uonural unices, Chicago. Address

W. II. RICK, ir.MTHIIiliNK llldg,, Olileago.

7AMRFSI RFM sznssaiisgszinitial Mil DLH1 nine diamond. OosU butone-tentk. In irrlltuiucy and cut It has no equal.Belli ng sol Id gold. Write fur Illustrated catalogue.WlWEACO.,PepLO., tfj Dearborn ML, Chicago.

PatrolPor PIANO, suets: for OROIIE.HfHA, Wicls.

P. W. A, KKETSMAH, Pub., 412 E. 1Mb St., N. Y.

WANTSMAN TO HsNDLE ICENIRY. AL80 ONEFOR PROPS. THOSE WHO CAN ACT

OA DO SPECIALTIES. Prelarrts.MKAHIlN OPBrfl JULY »0.

I.K COMTE A PI.ESHKR.i Crawford Theatre, St Louis. Mb.

Just Arrived,loo targe Rhesus Monkevs, CI each; 2U CmlgeMonkeys, £3 each; l goodsl/.ed Mule Mandrill. £12;Tigress, two years old, iiiugiilik-cni. X100: RlaokPanther, two years old, magnltlceut, cua; a IndianElephants. 6ft., £2no each; Pomulo Jaguar, CM);MonsiorOrang-oiilitnaYCW); Spotted llyaetia, CM;llalwons, Japanese Ihni'k Hear, Yaks, Wolves,Striped Hyaenas, Piinms. Civois, Camel, Axis,llullalo. Aniidad, I'e'lcnns and the usual sliTck.

Also two Zebras broken to harness among citytraiiio, cam.

f-DflCO King of Wild Beast Merchants,

Uni|00| LIVERPOOL, ENOLAHD.

THE AUDITORIUM,PORT ALLE6ANY, PA.,

NOW HOOKING I'Olt BRASON lUOI.'OS.New house; s. C, two; grofiud Door; pop., 3,1m).

Only llrst class attractions wanted. All commu-nications must be addrosscd to

CAltl.soN A WIIELON, Mgrs. Auditorium.ActorsDoubling llrass, Not a oar show. OLD MEN,CHARACTERS, LKIIIT COMEDY and GeneralBusiness. Also Strong Juveniles, some Leads,Musicians, Tuba, II.; Hubs, 0.; Plrsi Comot. II, andI)., Drum and Traps, ltupttrtoire. wo pay all, oponcurly In August, Hungers and Incompetents, No.Tell all llrst.

BELCBEB'8 COMEDIANS,j_ 1', (I. llui ,T U. ICili,..,. < II) , M„

TWO CONVERTED PULLMANSSliypers nnd, I liners, fully furnished, ImmVding. dlslii'H. riingeH, ele. Hleel wheels, full,tiioderii ei|iil|iineiil for liny llilln, both riiuli-

lers. (villi cellniM. (Hie 111) feel, Uvelve wheels;one II- lei'l, clghl wheels; llrsl <Iiisn III everypiirliciihiv. t'A.MEIIII.N, HltOWX A Co..

Hellevllle, rutin. In.WANTEXPERIENCED AOTflESI FOR LEAN: GOOD.

CAPABLE AND EXPERIENCED ACTOR:

COMEDIAN who doss 8TR0NQ SPECIALTY

;

CLEVER SPECIALTY PEOPLE.Hood salary In guod people, Must have ward-

robe, ability, sud good siuillos. Agents, Ami, is, hi,

libiiicb I'luilkutl, wrllo fltED II. DANIELS,Hudson Hoiel, AtiR|ista, Wis.

AT LIBERTY,ANNA L. MARVIN,

Elliot lonnl Lends, llenvles ,,l Second Huh,

EDW. B. RODOERN.Ileiileel 1 ii.l I'liniil, lei llenvles, Al IHeeclur ;

liuve some good Siilpis: long Hep. mill SlockExperience; Mingle or Joint : ublllly, windcolic mill U|i|i,'lllllllee. All. Clll-e ot IIAI'IDAS•I'llllA'I'lli: STOi'K. Alesiimlrln. L11.

Kiitlith SucwsbIiiI Smwob. and Never Missed

a Snluiv Hay anil Don't <lu» a Dollar.

ANOELLS COMEDIANS.Wants an Al Male Planlsl, Charai'lor Man, and aMail toil-. Second Cotuody. This Cntnpany npnusal LONE TIIP.E, I A„ AUG. I. Address

J. S. ATHIELL! Charles City, la.

WA.JVXI50,"PIANIST FOR ORCHESTRA.

BENNETT HOULTON CO..One eapalilo of lending Ural two works. OpenAug. Is, Himlnii, Mass. Address

i_ JOS. C. KHSSNIOH, Leader, Rlclimnnd, Va.

CONTRACTSTICKETS, PASSES, OARD8, Eto. SAMPLES.WEBB PTO. CO.. ass Dearborn St.. Chicago, Ml.

The llinHliaw AtfciiiyJ. A. IIINSHAW, Maiiuuor.

High class arllsis fiinilslieil for (literstlle andllrminallr uompanleH and Stork I timpuiilimOrgunlasJ. Aiidlturliin i Hullilliig, o)ilcagu, III,

PEIFORHERS ""-" EUWEShould apply for lowest passage rates and full

6artlculars at tho Excliange Oiilco, 104 East Uth1. , Now York. KaUbllshod 26 years.

Wanted, for Oct. 5, 6, and 7, Repertelre Ce.WITH HANI), POR REST PAIR IN BOUTIIWEHTVIRGINIA. WILL PLAY ON A PER CENT. OilGUARANTEE. WRITE AT ONUS.CTasT PAINTBH.JMRr., Wylhsvllla, Vn.

Rossville Opera HouseIn course of cunsirucllon; seating 700. Nowbooking 1004-06, Want Hood Attraction openingiilgiit. Address MANAGER, Rossville, III.

NEW SLOT MACHINE.Our Klootrlc l.lnht blowers havo no equal ss amoney getter. I'rlco, fv6. Circular,

OASSIvR MPO. CO., Webster. Muss.

ffiinnelli Bros. Want at Once,PIANIST. Must lie A I, slid eiperienced InHiH'einllles, Also Useful Drnnmlk People.

•MINNKLLI IIHOS.. I'lilnesvllle, O.

WANTKD,PARTNER FOR BICYCLE ACT,To do Comedy. Act all ready. AddressHARRY IILAND, Ins Windsor A**, llarl/oril.Conii.

AT LIBEBTY, CLAB10HETTI8T.First Class Theairc. Dance, Coniferi. sumiuer en-gagement only. Atlaullc Clly preferred. Address

M. COHEN, 7»r, Ciimb. St., Ubanon, I'a.

For Sale, Swell Lunette OutfitAluminum Hell; Hull Heiirlngs. j:if, oo.

II. A. de Vity, Deliver, Coin.

Waited, Picture lachlneg, Fllmi,Phonographs, Ursmophones, Records, MechanicalFigures s ud odd show goods, also ror sale. AddressBOS t>.-PnSinrHp«. PbTla,. ps.

FILMS FOR RENTL. UANASSQ CO., W Modlson St., Chicago,

462i i

THE NEW YOEK! CLIPPER. JffLY 9.

No. 1—Chinaman....gale Prion, |il,»0

SECOND CALL TO THE PROFESSION!!

S2.50 SPECIAL SALE QF CHARACTER WIGSS2.50r* Ovorstookod with Th«atrlo*l \A/l Ks tend •rda.(During our SPECIAL JULY and AUGUST SALE all

(Our $3.50 and] $5.00 Character Wigs (in any color)

Our Ladies' and Gilts' Dnss Wigs, which formerly said it $3.50, 55., $8., $ 1 0„ $15 1 $20, post ill go it $2.50. $5., $10 & $15

WE MAKE ALL KINDS OF WIGS '.TO ORDER. SEND FOR ESTIMATES.' MTUPACTIOR aUAHAHTEED. ... ONE PEBSOH OB AH ENTIRE COMPAJCY EQUIPPED.

BUY FROM THEHANDFACTURER and SAVE MONEYOur Facilities for Quick Delivery Unsurpassed.

Order by Mail—send circumference of head and

Wifc Number as Illustrated. See Other CLIPPERAds. , and keep tbis for Reference. Goods Sent for

Examination on Receipt of $1, to Guarantee Express

Charges—Balance C. O. D. Write for Our Free

Catalogue of Theatrical Wigs and Beards.

NEBRESG0U HAIR CO.,NO. 162 STATE ST. 5th Floor), CHICAGO

No. M-KId Wig Bale Price, »n.O(>.

No. 11 ...Hair Price, t)».SO.

Special Wig. and Board, for Special Make-VusOur Specialty.

Wo. 8,Cbaraeter Wig, S4..1II.

TRAVELING MANAGERS

ASSOCIATION.

OTIC IS!

!

THERE Wl

SPECIAL MEETINGTUESDAY, JULY 12,

EIGHT O'CLOCK, P. M.,AT THE

1VE>W YORK CITY.By order of

MAURICE JACOBS, SAM. A. SORIBNEB,Secretary. President.

MYOLD HOME IN SOUTHLANDBy BBITTON and JAOKBOX. (Old Tlmo Plantation Bong.)

FATAL NIOHT of «He> BALL, By BKUKNKH and WINFORIi, (An Excellent Walla Bong.)

LULLABY EASY M I M eti. By MORKHI.L and MARTIN. (A Beautiful Bluihiier Bong.) »

Send l»(e programme and postage for Professional Copies Of latest ImL and Vocal, fetulo.Orchestration* lou.

MUSIC PUBLISHED ON ROYALTY. S0N6S ARRANGED AND POPULARIZED.We ouutildfir good poems, original inelocitcn or complete- works, and If tlioy have any morll wo

have tbo rnullltleH toiuabo ilieui ro. All loiters answered promptly.

PIONEER PUBLISHING CO.,JJOK-XUU Ilaltlmoi e Bldg., Chicago, 111.

—*!

TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN

II has come to our uollbo that hcyci-hI un-principled parties h»vo boon claiming the

t rights to iho production of our play,l "HHltmoy'B Wedding Day." which baa

iicon i he property or I Ills Migua ny lor Iho past throe yoncs, and la duly protected by tho copyrightlaws of Iho United Hlnlcs. Wo rerowllh announce thai we haw leased thin play to M KSSHS SIIEKLK vA YpUNfitj fur tho Hoaaoii or ioui • imi,., »ud wo will protoot leasees to tho fulloat extent of the law.

kmm\\ ABISEMEM ASSOCIATION, li»12 Tribuue Nfe, Cliic^o, III.

TIIOH, 8. HOd AN, Ally., Mil AaMaud lllouk, Chicago, III. ' .

l^a^a -» « \T "nTS Abb SCRNRHY, I'ltOl'KHTIHW.I^UIV «S^m.JaWJ3r'«> wahihioiik and kffkutk of

"BURIIR0 rOB OFFICE" and "OOVEBIOBB 801" Productions.

Alia Bcenery and Properties of "THE WIIYIIO HARD" Producttoe.

GEO. F. HOPPER, Kiiprenenlallvc. FRKll NIHI.O, Roum 1, N. V. Theatre llldg., N. Y. City.

THE GREAT ENGLISH VAUDEVILLE PAPER,

THEAND THEATRE REVIEW,4Q 1 Strand, London^

FORHION SIIUBCHIPTIWN. ...PBOFBsHIOlrAL. ADVERTISEMENTS, •

•o.Bs.'SiS. PBH VKAll

4s. ml., Hlnsjle Colninn Inch

WALTER

CLARKE

BELLOWSPRODUCTION'S

REPRESENTINGDepartments of Productions

and Engagements.NEW YORK THEATRICAL STOCK EXCHANGE,

" 'Phono."

Holland Bldg., 1440 Broadway, NflW York.

WILL

N.

0REG0BYEWJAflBteWS

MUSICAL TRIO73 £. MAIN ST., ,™,*i

SIESMAN& WEIL,

77-81 WOOSTER ST.9

(Bit. Spring and Broom*), Now York.

Theatrical Supplies,

Grease Paints, ...

Tights, Wigs, ...

THEATRICAL JEWELRY}

Gold & Silver Trimmings,

Spangles, Etc.,

Wl amd goods C. 0. D. , aubjsct to Impaction,

but require Dspoilt on til Ordara.

SEND 4 otS.

JOBOATALOODB

0.4. •

Mad tote, forOatAloruaHo. 9.

Send lets,

forOauiogoa0.6.

JUST OUTSPECIAL

FOR

STREETMEN.The "Shure Winner"

Catalogue trod Price List.Bigger and Better and Morn Complete Than Ever.It. han no rival for iiiiotlng I ha lowest price on aVery Choice Lino ot Boiling Goods, suitable forStrcetmen and Agouta. Send for one—It la tree.

N. SHURE CO., 264-270 Madison St.,

.Wholesale Ntreetinen'. Goods,CHICAGO. ILL.

DISENGAGEDBalance of Bummer and Begular 8eaion,

RALPHMcdonald,

Leading Ian.Wills experience, wardrobe and appearance to

suit Iho beat. Write or wire nil In tint.

(JIIYSTALHOTKI,, Flint, Mich.

NOTE.-I AM NUT A COMEDIAN UK C'il AllAC-TKR MAN. Regards to Geo. Howard,

FUTURES.HUSBAND OH WIPE PHOTOS, fta.00er l.ooojJ'ORTUNKS, Mo.: Samp. lOo.

~ For Future Photographsand LOTera' Poat omce.

IieNa'cK," 101717. Wlllard St., PhUa.. Pa.

CIITIIDE HUSBAND OIMmCLUB JUGGLERS

Sand lor Illustrated Catalogut, Fros.

H inZEMHABPT. 502 E. I9ttt St.. il. Y.

FOR RENT-HOTEL CARS.All III line older, mid furnished completedross MISS McMAHOK,

Wellington Hotel, Chicago, 111.

Ad

MfAiniTABUtBu* tk.bwtdj*.MMla m<*Hotn« WMMito. A bun.H wlUJoaiol item Eamtaaa addln»tlnil.j«r. UomUraUon, htuupurs, uok hN«Khi, dUaiiiM. ba4brrmlta, ton throat sad •fir/ lUo.n«rl«la«r rrnm a dlKirterM atomuhan relU.M or eared by RJpau Tab.uIm. On. wiU(.n.ranrglT. rall.t

within tw»otj mlnutM. Ttwn.o oeDlt»rk»s«l.rnOttttlfor an ordlnrr ooculoa. All draft)*, mu tb.n.

TROUBLES andCATARRH

CAPSULES

BLADDER.Cures all

|Discharges In

8 Hours

"A WORLD WIDE CIRCULATION.THE OLDEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL THEATRICAL ANII VAUDEVILLE JOURNAL.

THE ERA.KSTAHUSIIEK 1837.

40 WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND. LONDON, W. C.FOREIGN SUBSCRIPTIONS, 39a. per annum.PROKEHHIONAI. AUVKIIT18EME1.TS, Oil. per line.

AMERICAN ARTI8TE8 VISITING THE METB0P0LI8 USE THE ERA OFFICES ASTHEIR PERMANENT LONDON ADDRESS.

2,600 ARTISTES ADVERTISE IN IT8 COLUMNS WEEKLY.

High Class Vaudeville ActsWe control, anil are In constant touch with all the Beat Attractions la America.

MANAGERS and PERFORMERSWill Hml us thoroughly reliable anil different from nil other*.

WE BOOK ONLY THE BEST.

Irving Theatrical Agency,M. MAGNUS, Manager,

26 VAN BUREN STREET, CHICAGO.LICENSE)! UNDER THE LAWS OK THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.

ASBESTOS CURTAINS-B-MAT STOP eriRI

MADE OK PURE ASBESTOS, INTERWOVEN WITH BRASS WIUE.'•

WHITE FOB SAMPLES AID PRICE, STATUS SIZE OF PBOBGEHIDI OPEBIRO.HltiBtrHtod Folder and Llal of Users Son! on Request.

SrB H. W. Johns -Manville Co., S^«RT. LOUIS |rin w... , .aM oT MriaV VADaf I

rillLAIIKLPIIlABOSTON WW Wla.a.lS»lwl 0)1., NEW YUHR. i P1TT8BURO

CENTRAL TRUNKS.2«ln, S7.S0; 28ln„ $8.60 ; S2ln., »(».G0: Rtlln., »10.f.O ; 40ln.. J12.00. CIrcua Trunks. 24il8ilR,t7.SU. Bill Trunks, :I0i2Si16, Inside, ?12.00. I.itho Trunks, .2^x28^x12 Inside. $16^0.Shipped on roeelpt of S8.00. bit. C. O. D., e.iceot over 800 miles, then remit frbolo amount-SIMftNH 4 CO., CIDNTRAL TRUNK KACTORY.tSst.1864, S.W. cor. 7th and Arcb'Sts., Pb,lla.

kl Wifil•jI M^lr^T^Kl

FACTS of Vital Importance to Every

Sufferer of Blood Poison.FACT OSK—It tnkea time to tell wheth-

er you lire permnncntly cured by a treatmentor merely imirhoil ' up for the present.FACT TWO—The Cook Remedy Co. Is the

only company or medical association lu ex-

istence Unit linn been treating Blood I'olson

long enough to know Hint Its patients arecured to stay cured.FACT THREM—The Cook Remedy Co.

lias many patients who were cured by Its

uiiikIc remedy eighteen years ago who aretoday sound mid .well, i

FACT FOUR—The Conk Remedy Co. Is

the largest and the only successful companyFACT EIGHT—Uood'bealth Is the most'

I

In the world that makes the. cure of BloodPoIkoii ii specialty.FACT FIVE—Patients cured by Cook Rem-

edy Co. arc constantly passing .'successfully

the various rigid examinations of the. mustconservative life insurance - companies, andare pueslng the examinations far admlsslouto the army and navy of the United States.FACT SIX—If you take Cook Remedy Co. s

treatment -under their guarantee :you- nre ab-

solutely sure of n cure or your money back.i FA.CT SEVEN—Every other • method oftreatment known to the medical profession,

gives but temporary relief,

mportunt thing in the world to any -person.

ABOYE EI6HT FACTS ABE AB801ETELTY DRDElflABLE.The Cook -Remedy Co. solicit the mOBt

obstinate cases, nail challenge the world for

n case they cannot, cure. This disease has al-

ways hauled the skill of the most eminentphysicians. For many years the Cook Rem-edy Co. have made a specialty of treatingthis disease, and they have unlimited capitalbehind their unconditional guaranty.

You can be trented nt home for the snmcprice and with the same guaranty. Withthose who prefer to go to Chicago the CookRemedy Co. will contract to cure them or

•pay railroad and hotel bills.' and tnako nocharge if they fall to cure. < i

If you have pimples, eruptions, mmuusPatches, pains, rheumatism, etc... ..wrRei for

ook Remedy Co.'s free home treatment,Hook,and learn all about contagious blood poison.

If you want medical advice, give a history Of

your case, and their physicians- will furnishall the Information you wish -without >anycharge whatever. ''••'

' '•' '-• '.

Your salvation depends on Cook' RemedyCo., nod on them alone. They will aUtelycure you. No other method of treatment'wiM

Why Hesitate One Day in Beginning this Wond*r(nl Care!WRITE FOR FREE lOO-I'AC.K BOOK TO -

COOK REMEDY CO.1111 Matoiiio Temple, CHICAGO, U. S. A.

9

JULY 9. THE 2STEW YORK CLIPPER. 463

SLOT MACHINE

LONG TESTER.Operated by depositing ipenny. It la the handsomesi»nd most graceful machineof Its kind, and lean Immensemoney maker. These mechines are made entirely of

quartered oak calilnete.hlgblj

polished, lined with red vel-

vet, and nan conspicuous red

slgus. They show the exacinumber of square inches of

air the lungs contain, andshow the space the air takes

np when In one's body.

HADB ONLY BY TUB

Physical Culture Manufacturing Co.,

Offle* and Salesroom., BOS West 10th St..

Factory, las Klghth Ave , w«v YorhCity, STY., U.S.A.

Head for Circular and Price Mat.

CIRCUS CANVA8E8,Poles and Suites, SEATS, Flags, Etc.

SiOIDD'S PATENT CIRCUS LI6HT&

BLACK TENTSFOR MOVING PICTURE WORK.

SIDE SHOW PAINTINGS,Fronts ud Binnsrs lor Strut Fain,

11 North Ann St., CHICAGO, 11L.Take Take 8t. Elevated anywhere on. the Loop.Ann St Station la fourth stop over the river, live

minutes ride from centre of city.

CANDY MENThis Is a money-makerat parks, In stores oron the road. It makesthose delicious popcorn crisps, the greatest

5 cent package. Tonneed not be a candymaker to be euocessfol.

W. ft. LONQ, Springfield, Ohio.

i^MilJLfiJBeSX^c^SgOf TheatricalBoots* Shoes.Ail work madeon short notice.

Ho disappoint-ment;we malMfrom 1 pair to

1 ,000 pairs. Bal-

„- let Shoes a spe-clalty. Mrw.M St., Haw Tort. Tel. 100 R Chelsea.

S u p<; r ior a hcl S « « fc

1W1 /\ A

I

i

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BSsfiSUHIKi AlEffllMDI

P«3pERiiesaTs»HTOUSED BY THE ELITE OF SOCIETY EVERYWHEREFOR FULLY FIFTY YEARS: SOLD BY DEALERS INFIRST CLASS TOILET PREPARATION S, by MAILON RECEIPT 'OF'PRICE 50? : ADDRESS\P:O.BOX 247,N£WyORK CITY.

M miature Railroad Co.407 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.

GOLD MEDALSPECIAL.

For Parks, Summer Resorts, eta,Hauling Capacity, 20 Tons.Earning 1 1 ,800 In six days.

With propercarewil l lastSOyra.

CMKV'S LOCOMOTIVE WORKSTHE llll.HOItN TBLBHCOPK OKGAN

Is the Strongest andMost Durable Fold-ing Organ known to

the Musical World.It contains a sweet,soft tone. Whenbotb swells areturned on It willproduce a mostpowerful volume

and Is equal to any large Instrument. We guaran-

tee satisfaction or money refunded. Itlsbandyandsafe against outdoor weather, and Is Just the in-

strument for Traveling Comedies and Musical Ei-

nerts. Net prices only $20, $80, and its. Bend for adescriptive catalogue. MLHORN BROTHERS,68 Fifth Ave.. Chicago, 111.

STERE-OPTI-

CON,

$15.With Electric Arc. Callcom or Acetyleue LW&Illustrated Bong Slides, SSC, colored. FILMS,DOUOIIT AND BOLD. _ . _.

L. HETZ. 803 E. 33d Btreet, New fork City.

FPNATiONAL PLAY fXCHANGf

ROYAU Y PLAYS^-RirASOtVABLC RENTS

~+~+

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SHOW TENTS.equal to an; lu workmanship, shape andluallty. Oat our prices before buying Agents(or Kldd'a llgbts and linker torches, lilacs

tents for moving pictures Good eecond handtents from ISzBO to lliDxVOv, at BergalaaBAKBB * I.OCKWOOD, Successor* to C J.

Baker. 415 Delaware St., Kansas City. Mo.

tlkolln. Tight., BH.OO, WorstedTights, ta.OOi Cotton Tight.,Sl.OOi SHU Tights, from •«.»> apihlrt. to match all same pries

SM tlnhUl Panips, US omU| Gait-er. gi.OOi Blastle Huuport.rs,Bl.aui Cloth Snpportars, SB cants.Send for catalogs!, ana sample*of tlsjhta free. Foiltlrolr a de-

K.it required. Satisfaction guaran-d or money refunded, bfioer BROS.,M Woodbine St., Brooklvn. N. t.

Old atand nn t n.w addrMu

' WINDOW CARDSLETTERHEADS CONTRACTS334 DCA8B0RN ST .CHICAGO

ELV

L*HVAX\t>

UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.EDISON FULL FILM. FINE. PRICE LOW.WANT OREAT TRAIN ROBIIKRY AND OTHERLONG PILM8. _ BOX 76 P. 0., PH1LA., PA.

FORTUNES MADElit BUYING AND OPBBATING

Thi mawanda

QUEEN LOUISE MASSAGE CREAM

siOOOp^AMonth

'I

' ^**" •sntaBBl BanftrnMsM1

Steam Riding GalleryHADB BY

ftrmitage-Herschell Co.,

North Tonawanda, N. Y.oa to 110 Oliver St.

The Inventor* and Original Manufacturer*.

Flm Miglcil Apparatus,ILLUSIONS. TRICKS, Etc.

Orand Knd of Century, fullyIllostrated. BOOK CATA-L.OOVR, zee, free bv mail.Catalogue of ParlorTricks freeMAKTINKA A CO., Mfrs.,

_ m jttj Ave.. N. T

J. C. DEAGANS1S7 North Claris St.,

Chicago, III.,

MANUFACTURER OF

Musical Bells

and NoveltiesAs used by Leading Artists the World Over. Sendfor III. catalog. KOIILER A CHASE, 11 0'ParrellSt. San FranoTtco, Cal., our Western agents.

B WMS

send us loot*, (to cover the cost of mulling) andwe will mall you a good su« tatuplt of

(lUBBM LOCIIB BfASSAUB OBBAH.Tne finest preparation imported for making the•kin beautiful and sort. It Soothe*, Invigorates,Refreshes aud Cleanse* the akin, removing wrin-kles, blackhead* and other blemishes. The regularnetting prion of this famous French Cream, nowoifercil the American Woman for the first lime, Is

(Oct*, a jar, Our reputation *» Importers standsbehind QUKKN l.ouidK CREAM. Send for sampleand circular, and mention THE CLIPPER whenwriting. N. LOPAEtD A CO.,

70s Broadway, near Fourth St., New York.

STICK-CANDY

THE DOBfclUS,

Only Successful

STICK-CANDY

VKNDIKtiMACHINE

Ever Invented.

DISPLAYS OOOUS1HROIJIJ11 BKVKL-I'LATK 0I.A8B.

MtlOKHT PENNY'SWOKTII.

WOHDEBFDL

SALES!Low prices nuo'ed on trial orders. Write us.

NEW YORK VKND INO CO.,Sid Broadway, New York.

AGENTS,Wehsve whst yon wsnt. NoveltyPhoto Jewelry, Souienir Shell,

etc. Repertory/ managers, try

tome souvenir button*, oivethemaway at ev err performance.Our price* ire right.

HVBSBBJ Baoi., 834 Dearborn St., Chicago.

464 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 9.

T1*E> KING OF* AMUSEMENT SI<OT MACHI1V1$(S,

"The Real Novelty'YALE'S "The Big Money Getter'

AUTOMATIC VAUDEVILLE«« 9*

Not a Cheap Machine, but Really Worth Having. Novelty and the New Thing! Keep 'Em Comin'.

YALE'S AUTOMATIC VAUDEVILLE is the Amusement Coin Slot Machine that has been sought for years. It successfully solves the problem of

combining Words, Music and Pictures.

YALE'S AUTOMATIC VAUDEVILLE shows a picture 12 by 12 inches in NATURAL COLORS, the LARGEST picture ever shown in a slot

machine, and the ONLY machine that shows A PROJECTED PICTURE.A perfect performance assured, as the chief feature is the absolutely syncronous production of words and scene.

Will get NICKLES in any PENNY ARCADE like the best penny machines get pennies. Is built as simple and as durable as the coupling on afreight car, and will stand up and work all the time. For full particulars address

AUTOMATIC VAUDEVILLE MACHINE COMPANY,F. I. IABIOI, 11 Eait 14th Street, lew York City, Eastern lepreniitaUve. 713 IAII STBKET, IA1S1S CITY, if., E.g. A

NAME PLATE MACHINESfliCr^l INCLUDING ALUMINUM ROLL, ttEr\%m*~^*0^J PLACE ORDER AT ONCE OR GET LEFT. ^^^.wP^-eW

ROOVERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 10 West 23d St, N. T. City.ALUMINUM. SATIN FINISH, REDUCED TO 75 CENTS PER POUND. SEND FOR SAMPLES OP OUR NEW H INCH LETTER MACHINE.

SPECIAL OFFERFOR THE

i-ivMXSms

Although we aro practically gold out at ibe present time, after theliveliest season we have ever known, we have decided to

pnt out several hundred machines on

EASY TERMS.THE PRICE REMAINS At CONSTANT AS A DIAMOND.

$45.- WCH.

This Offer is LIMITED TO THE SUMMER SEASON.

~*1 New Model.COLLECTS PROBI PEDESTAL.

DOORS ON DOWELS.NEW STYLE SIGN-RACKS.

American Hutoscope iBiograph Co.

11 E. 141h St.. New York.

• "HARBACH'S" *»7-> 1014 87 r.

Edison Universal < Kioetoseope1904 PATTERN, WITH 10IN. REELS, f 75.

EDISONEXHIBITI0NKINETOSC0PELATESTAND BESTMOTIONPICTURE MACHINES

NOW MADE.

EDISON, MEW, GIIIMONT, HMD,'

RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR FILMS.

Harstn's Bargain Films.We Hare Oyer aOO Films That We Will Veil at

82.50 PER FILM AND UP.The Great Train Bobbery, Boater Brown and Bis Bog, Tige; Fairyland, Day-

light Burglar, Don Qnixote, Stop Tola*, Sensational Elopement,

Pass in Boots, Iarle Antoinette, St. Louis World's Fair

Films, Jap-Busso War Films.We alio have a Bale or Sorpomlno Slides and Cloaks, all colored, at 25 cents each All the

latest BONO SLIDES. ONE LUBIN MACHINE, $21. 1 Double Dissolving Lamp, 140. Wewill exchange your old films, machines and slides for new ones. WE RENT MACHINE*,FILMS) AND SLIDES, WITH OR WITHOUT OPERATORS. AT THE LOWESTPRICES. WRITE US, AND COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH OTHERS,/Tel. M12-0ntm. ALFRED L. HARSTN & CO., 138 East 14th, New York, N. V.

ORGANSFor 8H0WS, PANORAMAS, CABB0D8BL8SALOONS, HERRT-aO-HOUNDS, STJMBBRESORTS, DANCE PAVILIONS, Etc., . .U8K TMS5 POLUMAN

FRATI & CO.S EEPtt ORGANS or ORCHESTRIONSSPECIAL DISCOUNT on all arrangements made now. Full particulars andILLUSTRATED OATALOGUESMAILEDFREE on application, by their Sole Agent.

AUGUST POLLMAH, 70 and 72 Franklin St., New Yerk City.

KXOUANOKH CONSIDERED. ORGANS REPAIRED. NWW HARRKIJt MAD*

FREE!! A SONG THAT WILL WAKE THEM UP. FREE!!

~

HELLO THERE, MIKE!A Rattling March Chorus, followed l>>- a dance.

CIIHISMAN PUD. CO., L. D. Dopt., St. Louis, Mo.

BURR STOOCra:IN"^

MASTER PRODUCTIONS

•: <~ DIRECTION ^John l Murray

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Motes, Personalities ail taieits,CO.NCEBM.NQ

STAGE FOLK and Sometimes OTHERS

"Not tie tort that comet on a plate,"quickly returned Brady, "you refer to thosethat come In a glut*."

Though Henry Irving bad for severalyears given an Immense amount of time,money and energy in reviving the plays ofShakespeare, and lived In the land where the

"Can you direct me to the home of Mr.Shakespeare I"

"I can that," said the man, "but he ain't

there now—he be dead these tnony year."

"Indeed !" said Irving, "and do many peo-

ple come here to visit bis grave?"1 They do, Zor," was the countryman's

reply.

ping of an Impudent gueit by your star

—

though I don't mind standing for til the sea

serpent stories you can writs.

A New York dramatic critic, who has also

made tome fame and money aa • writer of

short magaslne stories, Incurred the dis-

pleasure of a certain playwright wboae play

BY JOSEPHINE QUO.

"Motoglrl," the little American vaudeville

performer,and her manager, Frederic Melville,

now touring the globe In her specialties, re-

cently bad a peculiar experience In Lucerne,

Switzerland, where they filled a profitable

engagement, wblcb was also a pleasant one

but for tbe above mentioned Incident.

About eleven o'clock one night, after per-

formance at tbe "Kursaal," the performer

and her manager were returning to their hotel,

when the latter decided to make a purchase

at a restaurant they were passing. "Moto-glrl" walked alone slow-

ly toward tbe hotel, ex-

pecting every Instant

to be overtaken by her

escort Instead, she wasapproached by a well

dressed individual who, .

first In French, then In

tbe German language,

asked her to accompanyhim to a hotel and par-

take of a supper. For-

tunately at that mo-ment Mr. Melville ar-

rived on the scene, and,

a few hasty words,

loudly expressed byblm, caused the hurried

exit of the stranger.

"Adding, injury to In-

salt," as "Motoglrl" ex-

presses it, her managerwas made the recipient

of a call the following

morning by a police

officer, who, according

to the law there, de-

manded six franca aa afine for talking loudly

on the street after peo-

ple had retired. Thisoffense In Switzerlandis called naohtUeherJarm. After complyingwith the demand, themanager, wishing totest tbe case, Immedi- '

ately retained a lawyer,who finally recoveredthe money from thepolice, but, evidently aaa matter of precaution,

held it In bla own pos-

session as part paymentof his fee, which, ac-

cording to hie services,

was far In excess ef bit

rights.

Because of trouble-

some laws like this, American travelers in

far countries are frequently put to much an-noyance.

*Klrke La Shelle Is known to be a man of

few words, tersely expressed, when replyingto the reports sent in by tbe various mana-gers of bis companies.The following characteristic business an-

swer to a letter from one of his men Is as-

cribed to this wideawake manager. Two orthree seasons ago one of them wrote blmseveral long, tiresome letters, detailing theunpleasant condition of the weather, whichhad been affecting tbe receipts for a numberof days. The letters being unimportant Inthe eyes of a busy manager having hla handsand mind full, received this reply

:

"Send me receipt reports—not weather re-

ports. I get tbe latter every morning fromtbe newspapers."

»William A. Brady, another successful man-

ager, is credited with this clever bit of re-

partee. On one occasion, after a perform-ance of one of hla companies, several flash-

light exposures were made of Importantscenes of the play by Byron, the photog-rapher.

For some unknown reason two or three ofthe company appeared to be In an exbuberantmood, a condition that did not befit the char-acter of the scene to be photographed. Themanager, noting this, called their attentionto the fact that the photographic platesruined by their levity cost money, and thathe did not 'propose to waste his la that way."Every one of your smiles," he went on to

«ay. "spoils a plate, and costs me 95.""Then you're cheated," called out a voice

from tbe darkneas In the back of the the-atre, "I can tip you oil to a place where'•miles' come cheaper than that"

great man was born and burled, be had

never, up to a certain time, visited the far

famed place by the Avon.

Finally, after many years, and at the sug-

gestion of a famous comedian friend, the twoactors betook themselves to the scenes nownotable as being the former home of the

greatest of til playwrights. After going

over the places made familiar by printed

story and tourist accounts, tbey were return-

ing to their hotel In the late afternoon, about

tbe time tbat the laboring class of the vi-

cinity were returning from their dally work.

Meeting one, whose dnll countenance be-

trayed small intelligence, Sir Henry said to

hla friend

:

"I'm wondering what opinion that stolid

appearing Individual baa of tbe immortal

bard—I'm going to try to find out" Then,

accosting the man, be asked:

"And why do tbey?" asked the actor of

tbe man born in this famous vicinity, andwho might be supposed to know everythingpertaining to the history of the poet

"Because," said the man. In a somewhathesitating manner, "because—well, I think

It was because Mr. Shakespeare writ tummat,Zor."

" Ab," said the actor, as if In earnest questof Information, "and what did hs writer'

"I don't know for shure, but I think, Zor,

It were tbe Bible," said tbe countryman In

reverent tones.

"See here," said the proprietor of a sea-

shore hotel to the press agent of a certain

popular actress, "yon needn't get my place

into 111 repute among tbe newspspers by re-

porting any diamond robbery or horsewblp-

he had severely criticised. Tbe latter lost noopportunity to More the critic among the

friends of both. This brought on a sort of

feud between the two, who Indulged In

caustic remarks concerning tbe work, though

not the personality of each. Tbe critic wasstanding near the entrance of one of tbe NewYork theatres between acta on an opening

night discussing the production with other

newspaper men. In a nearby group stood

the playwright, who, In tbe course of con-

versation, made a remark tbat was overheard

by the critic. As it wae derogatory to •story be bad recently published, he was some*

what nettled.

"By the way," he said to a friend, In avoice loud enough to be heard by tbe play-

wright "to toon a* I've written myself out

as a writer of abort stories I'm going la tor

pluyicritlng."

"Begin Immediately, then," exclaimed the

playwright In sarcastic tones.

*While awaiting the arrival of a manager

tbe other day, several people desirous of an

engagement with blm were standing In the

hallway near hla office door. To fill In the

time, some were gossiping, while othera were

giving their experiences of tbe past season.

"By the way," a little comedienne waaoverheard to say, "did you hear that mysitter got a divorce?"

"No," replied the actor to whom the re-

mark -bad been addressed, "how did that

happen?""Well, yon He, when abe married tbe man

tbe thought he bad money, and it turned out

that he didn't have a cent."

"Ah," remarked the actor, who waa of a

facetious turn of mind, "then the waa guilty

of profanity."

"I don't sea how you make tbat out," said

the little actress Indignantly.

"Well, abe took Alt

name in vain, didn't

the," said tbe - com-edian,

An Oriental lecturer

was once delivering anaddrett before tbe

Frofetslonal Women'sLeague, tnd during tbe

talk, which waa prin-

cipally about tbe wo-men of bla country, bemade a few remarks

concerning social rela-

tions and polygamy. Inconversation after tbe

lecture Maude Granger,

one of tbe members,

put tome questions to

the lecturer. Amongthem was one pleasant-

ly personal,

"Do you follow tbecustom yourself? Haveyou more than one

wife?" she asked.

"No, only one," waathe reply, adding gal-

lantly, "nor have I ever

wished for mors than

one until I came to

America and aaw Ameri-

can women.'"<• •

TO OHAHQBA QIAHTER.

"How much moneydoes It take to makechange for a quarter?"

queried tbe man whosefad la freak mathe-

matics. "Twenty-live

cents, eh? "You're

away out. To changea quarter In tbe vari-

ous ways It can be donerequires a cash capital

of seventy cents. If afellow wanted plenty of coin for ble quarter

be'd tax you for twenty-five pennies. Ontbe otber band, tbe man wbo wanted tbe

least loose change for bis qaarter would comeat you for two dimes and a nickel. Tbe chapwho wanted a divenity of coin in hla changewould get Into you for two Ave cent pieces,

one dime and Ave pennies, which would allow

blm to Jingle copper, sliver and nickel In bis

Jeans. Otbers might ask you to produce (our

nickels and Ave pennies, three nickels and ten

pennies, two nickels and fifteen pennies, or

one nickel and twenty pennlea. If you escape

these demandt, you might be requetted to comeup with Ave nickels, three nickels and one

dime, one nickel, one dime and ten pennies,

one dime and fifteen pennies, or two dimes andAve pennies. There are Just twelve wayt of

'breaking' a quarter In current United States

coin, and to be there with tbe goods for anydemand you would require twenty-five pen-

nies, two dimes tnd Ave nickels—In ail,

seventy cents."

—

PMlaielphta Prat.tj » »

HAD SUBSTITUTE.Dr. Avery, of Honsadale, Fa., waa talking

one afternoon to a reporter about the earlier,

unenlightened daya of Honeadale.

"We bad not then," be said, "aa mucb re-

ligious feeling aa we have now. I remembera revival service tbat was held during a cer-

tain Winter. The revivalist, since tbe peo-

ple would not come to blm, went to them,

and on the street corners he would halt andquestion them concerning their religious be-

liefs.

" 'I haven't seen yon at our revival,' be

said to one very old, bent man.'"What would 1 be doln' there?' tbe other

answered.'"Don't yon ever pray?' said the revival-

tat.

"The old man shook bis head.

"'No,' be said; 'I carry a rabbit's foot.'"

—Chicago Rtcori-BtraU,

466 THE 2STEW YORK CLIPPER. July 16.

£bc$$. Checkers,Enigma No. 2,460.

La Btrattffie—June Pott of Honor.BI W. A. BHINKM1N.

Itllii 5stQBC, KKtS, Kt, QB4, QKtJ, K B 6, Q 2.

# w AMKB2, 48, KBsq.

White compel* sulmate In eight moves.

Problem No. 2,400.

DT MOBBAT HABBLE.BLACK.

WHITE.White compels sulmate In nine moves.

Game No. 2,400.THE TEBT OAMB OF TBB LBADBBS.

QUEEN'S GAMBIT EVADED.White.

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White resigns.

Nona BX SHI Winmbb.—Bogle.

(a) Taking the first opportunity to re-

move a piece that might become dangerousIn an attack. At this stage of the tourneyit was my policy to play for a draw.

(b) Q could likewise return to defend K,Tla Q and K Kt 3 : but In this way twopaaaed P'a are established, assuring a winIf Wb'te falls In the attack. ( t) Necessaryto atop the advance of I P; and 25.. pre-

vents II to K 8.

(o) This B la an Important factor In thedefence, and White can delay hla 84.. nolonger, ctherwlae the initiative escapes him.

(a) Not actually forced ; he also has theoption of P to Kt 8. [Reports ahow thatthis was the thrilling crisis of the game.Dare Black take B?

( !) Important ; B to Kt 7 cb„ followedby Q to B 4 was threatened,

(e) Simplest, though 42. . B to B 2 ap-pears to win likewise.

U) White threatens to draw by 52.. Bto B 7 ch., K to Kt sq. : 53. . R to Kt 7 ch„K to B HI for if K to B sq., 64.. K to I7 would win.

(I?) Here Black can win outright, andmore prettily, by 07.. R to it sq. ; 58.. BUs PI, Q to Kt 8 ch.; 50.. B to Kt 7. QUs B ch, ; 00— K tka Q (If P tks Q, K die.

ch. mate), B to B 2 ch.: 61.. K to Kt 8,

U tka P : 62. . K Us B, K to B 2, etc.(A) 64. . Q to II ch. ; 05.. Q Us Q, R

to R sq. ch., and R tka Q, was another simpleway of finishing. The oversights are at-

tributed to the tremendous mental strain towhich both players were subjected.

The Banner Year.For surely by chess devotees this year of

Sacs, 11)04, must be so esteemed. No lesa

an Ave notable gatherings within the yearare tbe finger boards which mark the tri-

umphant progress of our scholarly game, ledoff by the unprecedented American triumphscored at Cambridge Springs.A "National Chess Tourney." organised

by tbe city of London C. C, to commenceJuly 18, Inst, Is open equally to amateuraand professional masters, and will establishthe English amateur championship for theyear. First prise, £60, with an admirablygraded Hat of minor prises. A week latersees the Cb. Association of Germany gath-ered at Coburg for an International tourney,to which several notable entrants are named.Among others Is the welcome announcementthat Horatio Caro, of whom considerablewas heard a few years ago, la again to ap-pear In public, and recent performances leadhis friends to expect a high record from blm.The Hastings Congress Is being arranged

for August or September next. This Is tbefirst public appearance of the new "BritishChesa Federation," and will establish a newchampion of England, which Is quite de-sirable. A most elaborate and appetisingprogramme la being arranged for old androung, masters, amateurs and neophytes,ladles as well as gentlemen. We have learnedto form "great expectations" of chess gath-erings at Brighton, and have never been dis-appointed. Thin 'a to be a two weeks' chesscarnival,

Interspersed with all this are Americanclub tourneys and matches galore; gather-ings of Austrian, Dutcb, French. Russian,Scotch and Scandinavian chess—all more orless general, as well as local.

Lastly comes the grand rounding out forthe year of our own "Seventh AmericanChess Congress," at St Louis, In Octobernext, of which more will be aald when wereceive tbe official programme. It has beendecided, however, to publish the problem de-partment of this tourney in the various chesspapers, Including Tub Clipped, so that theawards may be made and the prises an-nounced at the gathering of the playingmasters In St. Louis. We expect Boon to com-mence on our quota of this agreeable labor,having written to our old friend, UanagerHawkins, our acceptance of tbe profferedcompliment Success to St Louis 1 rite leTo iimoil

News of the Game.As a sequel to tbe English tournament

several Individual matches era likely to re-

sult Goldsbora and Alexander. It Is stated,are arranged to play, and Willie Gardner la

being challenged by Holmes and Goldsbora.The warm weather coming on now will

naturally put checkers on slow speed. Inconversation with people who don't play thegame, the question Is often asked how toattain efficiency. Often suggestions are tothe effect that there Is something mysteriousabout the game. This comes usually fromone who knows little or nothing about check-era. Tbey seem to think that hypnotism orsome bl&ck art Is practiced on them. Thereseems to be an ever present obstacle to over-come which tbey cannot explain.

B. lntlou of Position No. 18, Vol. (52.

BX ENGLAND'S CHAMPION,BBBBIBT MOBBALL.Black 6 IS K2D 82White 21 22 28 81 K18

White to play and win.24 19 81 27 4 828 24 e e

82 27 10 11 11 4 27 23 10 1424 19 10 18 18 23 8 827 24 11 8 25 18 14 9 White19 18 15 11 23 14 10 wins.

Position No. 10, Vol. 52.BX THOS. COWIB,

fa Liverpool Mercury.Black 2 IS 17 21 23

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Julio F. Qtjiboz writes from Callao, Peru,June 8: "Tbe North American Variety Com-pany baa Just closed a aeason of three weeksof very good business at Lima, dnrlng whichtime three different performances were givenIn tbe theatre at Callao, a port nine milesfrom the capital. Tbe theatrical businessseemed to be little affected at Lima, In spiteof tbe fact that our opening there followedclosely on to tbe death of President Can-damo, to say nothing of an average of one ortwo new cases of bubonic plague. There areas high ss ten and twelve new eases somedsys here at Callao. Bealdes our show, anopera company and a dramatic company heldforth In the two principal tbeatrer duringour stay at Lima, and an Italian operacompany la billed to arrive here next week.Tbe weather here Is beautiful, and It seemsto be a very even, healthy climate. LimaIs an interesting old city, and, although it

Is full of snclent buildings and churches,bnllt by tbe Spaniards (Including the famousInquisition building, where Plsarro tbe Con-querer held bis court hundreds of years ago),which are still standing, tbe city on thewhole Is much more up to date in many re-spects than Santiago, Chill's metropolis-There are many Americans at Urns, andmost of the capital that Is developing themines In tbe Interior of Peru, building rail-roads, etc., Is furnished by American cap-italists."

Tom North, for the past Ave seasonsmanager of Jule and Elmer Walters' "SideTracked" Co., baa resigned his position withthat firm, and Is at present connected withWenona Beach Casino, Bay City, Mich. Mr.North writes: "I recently purchased a pieceof property, have erected thereon a prettyhome, and In the future will make Bay Citymy borne."

H. D. Pabkeb, writing from London, Eng.,June 23, says: "Mr. Harrington, who Is ap-Fiearlng In the 'Motes has Romanes,' is meet-ng with great success at all tbe leadingsea side places. The present booking win

White 13 28 80 81 KlWhite to move and win.

end Aug. 27, at Brighton. This will finisha tour of forty-four weeks without s stop.Mr. Harrington opens tbe following week atPerls. Tbe sea side places here are all doingexceedingly well with tbe S. R. O. sign hungout nightly. Cora Thompson, a very cleverAmerican, Joined the company last Monday.Mr. Barrlngton will return to America some-time next year, and according to present ar-rangements will take several members of hiscompany with him."

11 1523 188 11

27 2310 1423 1914 2819 107 14

28 1911 1619 15

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then 81

11 88 124 8

Game No. 16, Vol. B2.

CROSS.BX HUOH It'KaUH.

From my manuscript.

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Uaudetille and minstrel.Chas. T. Lewis, who has dissolved part-

nership with Thoa. C Moya, under mutualagreement will rejoin his wife (Miss Del-more). The latter has fully recovered fromher recent Illness, and the team will beknown as Lewis and Delators, as formerly.Notes prom Bbtant A Saviixb's Bbpinbd

MinBtbbls.—Our company Includes: (iua II.

Seville, Cbas. H. Bryant Nat Wlxon, HarveyThornton, Burt Eaton, Wm. Fuller, JamesWeitzell, James West Wm. Elliott and MoteGumbole. We are meeting with success onthe Frank Melville circuit of parka, and arebooked solid for the Summer. Boys are all

well and happy, the man with the "tans"walks every Saturday.

B. R. and Anna Zuunos write : "We havebeen very successful in our act entitled'Twenty Minutes in Vaudeville,' introducinga line of single and double specialties notfound In any other one act on the stage.After closing three weeka at Caalno Park,Owasso, Mich,, we opened at Buffalo for twoweeka, with a return date In August Lastweek we were at Hanlon'a Point, Toronto,Ont., and this week we are at Niagara Falls,N. V., with some excellent time booked to fol-

low."Tim following piorLB comprise tbe

vaudeville contingent of tbe Innocent MaidsCo., which opens Its season on Ang. 27

:

Murphy and Nolan, Blackford and West,Lyater and Cooke, Kaufman Brothers, andSalde Clarke, augmented by a chorua of six-teen young women.

Turn London Gaibtx Girls and tubBlack Crook, two of Cliff W. Grant's at-tractions, are being booked by Chaa. F. Ed-wards, the entire time being filled solid untilFeb. 1. Mr. Edwards Is summering st theCrawford, Atlantic City, N. J.

al. Waltb la in hla eighth week at Para-dise Roof Gardens, and la still a favorite Inhis novelty actOllib xouno, of Toung Brothers, writes

:

"We were the guests of the Greet Everhart,at the Hotel Bertram, Chicago, during hlaengagement at the Cleveland Theatre, wherebis act was so successful that his engagementwas extended two weeks."Van Bros., musical comedians, who report

meeting with big success on the Western andEastern park circuits, are this week at Cen-tral Park, Dunkirk, N. V.The Zanciqb write from Honolulu, H. I.,

under date of June 25: "We recently closeda fifteen months' tour around the world, andhave met with great success wherever we pre-sented our act. We are headed for San Fran-cisco."Annette Kei.lt presented her husband,

Ward Kelly, with a son May 28, at Pasadena,Cal.

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Chas. F. Edwabdb writes from Atlantic

City: "Joe Palmer performed an act of

bravery one day last week. A horse at-

tached to a carriage started to run away.Joe, seeing a bicycle standing by the Craw-ford House, Jumped on the wheel andscorched after the runaway. It was a race

between hone and bicycle, with the oddsagainst the wheel, bat Joe put on sll bis

strength, and anally reached the horse. Aabe did so be gave a leap off of the wheel,grabbing the horse by the bridal, and broughtthe animal to a stand still. The owner re-

warded Joe with a sterling silver match box,which la a very useful article for one whosmokes. The latest additions to the guestsof the Crawford are : Lottie Gllson and Billy

Hart Guy Hoppy and wife, and Sol. Gold-smith."Louis BoBia has engaged Marie Richmond

for next aeason'a Knickerbocker Burlesquors,to play the part of Mlaa Con, In Frank Fin-ney's musical comedy, "Riley's Speech."M. B. Lbuvitt, who Is en route to San

Francisco, Cat, from Hong Kong, Cblna,after a aixteen months' tour of the world,writes: "We will stop st Shanghai, Kobe,iokahama, Toklo and Honolulu, and expectto reach New York about the first week InAugust"

0. 3. Gbadmann, manager of the Grau-mann circuit of California and other WesternStates Is In town making arrangementa fornext season.The Musical Bihtlitts, who are playing

tbe Jos. J. Flynn circuit of parks, are bookedsolid for the entire Bummer.Waltib Stock Is this Summer with Gus

Sun's Minstrels as principal comedian andstage manager. The company la now touringtbe mountains.

Chas. E. Tatlob, who Is with the PawneeBill Wild West this Summer, writes: "I willbe with one of tbe best burlesque shows onthe road next season. It will make mytenth year as manager and agent In the bur-lesque field."

Dobotht Blodcbtt Is working alone, andmeeting with success. She opened this weekon Wilton's circuit of parks, for six weeks,at Webster, Mass.

Mb. and Mrs. Nan, LiTCHrmo sail forEngland on Wednesday, July 13, to open onthe Moss A Stoll tour, at New Castle-on-Tyne, Eng., Aug. 1.Tub Valdinob, sensational aerlallats,

opened on the Alt T. Wilton park circuittor eight weeks, commencing July 11, at Bea-con Park, Webster, Mass.Bbbtha Ninbb, who was formerly of

Phillips and Nlner, Is no longer connectedwith that firm.Armstrong, the comedy unlcycllst, who

was with Irwin's Big Show, season of 1003-4, has dissolved partnership with Mr. Bar-ton, and Is now doing a single unlcycle actHe reports success on Melville's circuit ofparks, and Is now using tbe title of Cblck,the merry tramp unlcycllst

«• >NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Manchester.—The houses are all closed,but there Is considerable show news about

Richard Armstrong, of this city, andnow with the advance car. Pawnee Bill'sWild West Shows, paid a dying visit July 4.. . . . .Edmonds and Codalre are on the Flynncircuit of parka for the Summer season

MISS AM HILL.The above cut represents Miss Hill In one

of tbe many characters she will portray nextseason as character comedienne, a wide de-Earture from her trapete work. Miss Hillaa acquired, by purchase, the wardrobe and

Bongs of the late Bessie Bonehlll, and baasuccessfully presented the following songs

:

"Buttercups and Daisies," "Mother's HonoredName," "Young John Ball." "Father Knick-erbocker," "That's When You Learn to LoveThem More and More," "Nell Gwynne" and"May McAllister," and the following are nowIn rehearsal : "woman of Tomorrow," "MyLast Night Out," "Sweet Nell of Old Drnry/'"Just Turned Twenty-one," "Any LittleThing Like That," "A Life's Sentence," "ItSuited Her Just As Well," "Just As a CstWill Ploy with a Mouse" and "King Charles."

WE DEARLY LOVE A THAI!*.

Where Is tho person with soul so deed,who never to himself, herself or It hath aald

:

"I dearly love to see the train go by?" Welove action, life, movement speed, and findthem all In a limited or unlimited express.Apropos, one of the exhibits at tbe St. LouisFair la a facsimile of the Empire State Ex-press of the New York Central, a creationof George H. Daniels. Nothing In the en-tire show attracts more attention, for thistrain has been advertised throughout theuniverse. It has been on our postage stamps,and that's the only way It ever got licked,says Mr. Daniels. On June 17. T>y actualcount 7,022 persona walked through thesplendid coaches and hovered about the loco-motive. Alongside la tbe ancient relic, theDe Witt Clinton, with Ita three quaint cars—the first train ever placed on the Centralroad. The contrast is powerfully appealingand Instructive.—frost "On the Tip of theTonsae," New Yorl Prtu.

Earl Phillips, hoop roller and club Jug-gler, and Gus Bemos, baritone, writes: "Wemade a pleasant call on Jacobs and McCue,comedy acrobats, who are with AndrewDownle's Circus, last Wednesday, at Bavenla,N. Y. We had a very pleasant time."Nobman and Bbxcb announce that they

ar . a vaudeville feature with the North Bros.Comedians.La Grmfl writes : "I was one of the feat-

ures at Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y., weekJuly 3, and have a circuit of best Westernparks to follow."

Geo. and Mat Woodward, "Tbe OriginalSunburned Rubes," who played the CaalnoPark, Kalamaioo, Mich., week of July 4, re-port that their act was a big laughing suc-cess.

Geo. A. Pbnnbx has signed for the Sum-mer as cv.-.slcal director and manager ofFrank Melville's Olcott Beach Park, Buffalo,N. Y.Williams and Mdrrat, who are this week

at Plymouth Park, Norrlstown, Pa., have At-lantic City, Wilmington and Camden to fol-low, after which they will open on the NewEngland circuit of parka.

Nellie Bakib, In Irish character andcomedienne, has been very 111 st ber mother'sborne, Buffalo, N. Y., with nervous prostra-tion and congestion of the brain. She isnow in a fair way to recovery.The Thbeb Rats are resting at their

home, Qulncy, III., after an eight months'tour vi ii. Pacific coastDavis and Wilson write : "We opened at

Charlotte Beach, N. Y., a few weeks ago, andour Illustrated aongs and electrical effectsmade such a favorable Impression that ourengagement has been prolonged Indefinitely."

la Claib and Wist, who are on the Crys-tal circuit, state that their act Is a big suc-cess, "We have been working steadily fornineteen weeks, and are booked solid wellinto next year."Lorbainb and Gandt report that they are

booked for the entire Summer.Al. Zimmerman has resigned the manage-

ment of the Globe Theatre, Billings, Mont,nnd Is now stage manager of the Green FrontTheatre, Deadwood, 80. Dak. Business Isvery good. The people for week of July 4were : Meyer and Jernegan, Minnie Adams,Fessenden and Foster, Evelyn Earle, BlancheDlckerson, the Zlmmermans, and the stock.

Alki.e Pcbvis Onbi writes: "I sm dolbrffinely this Summer. I had a bad Winter, onaccount of the Chicago fire, which practicallycaused all my good bookings to be canceledI am booked until next June. I go withHurtlg A Season, on Sept 1, for fortyweeka?'

Raneetta and La Rots, who are on theGladding A Heller circuit of parks, and aremeeting with big success, have signed withRice A Barton for next aeason.

The Two Medrlca played Franklyn Park weekof June 27 Ernest A. Proveneher, for-merly stage manager of the Park Theatrea"?',,

1

?n

.

ow wlth the No- 1 <*rj Forepaugh* Sella"Chrcua Manager John Stiles, ofthe Park Theatre, Is In New York, In the In-

IS"*^. ' nto nonM George A. Douglas, ofthe Chester De Vonde Repertory Co., writesthat be will not return to hla home here, butwill spend a short vacation at Stamford,

.Conn., before the seaaon opens AlbertP. Smith has signed with the Bennett-Monl-ton Co. for the season Lillian Le BoyMurtba, now presenting her specialty at theSummer parks, baa signed for next seasonwith a leading attraction, for an emotionalrole Arthur Mlllette has signed aa stagemanager of Hampton Beach Caalno (N. HT)for the Summer season The Opera Houseopens here Ang. 29, with the Bennett-Moul-ton Co. (F. Twltchell, manager), for a weekof repertory. . . .The Canoble Lake (N. H.)Park Hotel waa burned to the ground 5.This place catered to the theatrical profes-sion, and the following performers, whowere booked at the theatre, lost clothing.e?li ^£* T°Je«,<» Specialty Co., composed?i

th^.,T

hre«AKe?ton»' Kimball and Donovan,

the Village Choir, Ward and Raymond, andBedford and Winchester Carroll andBaker, black face comedians, with the Fore-paugh-Sells Bros.' Circus, returned to theirhomes here 8..... .Marshall and McGreevy,and the Two Bamseye, are on the Flynncircuit of parks for the Summer season.

* »»KENTUCKY.

Louisville.—At Jockey Club Park (JamesS. Camp, manager) Weber's Band opened atwo weeks' engagement Joly 2. The attend-ance since the opening has been exceedinglylarge. An Intense crowd assembled the nightof the Fourth, when. In addition to the band,a display of fireworks was given. The nightof 6 was devoted to ragtime music, whichdrew an enormous crowd. Johnny Mer-rltt, who has toured America, Australia andEurope with Haverly'a Minstrels and other"."J,,"

10*11 troupes, gave a black face turnat Blvervlew Park, 2, and caught the crowd.Mr. Merritt Is a native of this city, but hasnot appeared here In a number of years. Heis a brother of Alice Oates, the well knownopera singer.

!*• *—At the Wallace Park the Bur-Uu S.

1?"? Covu nol<"D8 down the boards forthe third week.

*»»OKLAHOMA.

Oklahoma City—At Delmar Garden• Marre A BInopoulo, managers), week ofJune 27: Senor Msceo, the Gregsons, JohnA. West. Dsrmody, tbe Alpine Family, undthe klnodrome. Business Is fair.<«

IRMA LAPOMME,Who Is to continue In vaudeville during nextseason, began her professional career in thechorus of T

'Lost Strayed or Stolen," and herfine voice and winsome manner soon gainedthe attention of the management and the

IH&Jnfi"B

,n7 • B»lto©n,H was Interpo-

ivle<D,or £e1v. ,

8he wa» next wlu> "J»ck andthe Beanstalk," and she left this companyto become prima donna of a German operacompany, playing at Terrace Garden, wheresue made an excellent Impression in several"'"*•

S.n<1 not on'? ""d ner fln« voice please

tbe audience, but she evinced unusual abilityas a comedienne. When the aeason closedshe went with Al. Leech aa one of the ThreeRosebuds, and remained with him severalyears. Then she plsyed leading vaudevillehouses alone, lncludlng_a run at Koster ABlale, under Manager Hashlm. She retiredtwo years ago to devote her energies todrama, and there the scope of her ability wasgreatly broadened, but she has returned tovaudeville and Is at present playing theMaurice Boom park circuit, and haa muchgood work booked to follow. Her voice Is arich soprano, of unnsual range, great clear-ness and thorough cultivation. She singswith equal fluency in English, German andFrench, and Is also a capable actress.

The New York Central's 20-honr

train taken naaaeasTers on iT for Cat-

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NEW YORK CITY.Beat of Food.rerfectly Cooked,Dellclonsly Served. Pricesreasonable. Special DiningRoom for Ladles.

JULY W. THE "NEW YGEK CtTPPEB. 467

W.'l. MAIN SHOWS.For time and terms address Stow as per route,

orS.Y. 0L1PPEB.

ueh KEELER BROS , piulCOMKDV MUSICAL ACT.

ARK YOU THE NEW HELL BOY?

Principal Clown and All 'Round Comedian,At Liberty Winter Season, rturieique preferred.

HKNSATIOIVAL B O I S E SWOIDKRPDL CA8TIKQ ACT.BOOKED SOLID 1904-05.

The LEFFEL TRIOTRAMPOLINE and HORIZONTAL BAR COMIQl'ES

SENBATIOS'A I. SUPREME AERIALNOVELTY ACT.

T HF. ORIGINAL ^^^tt&x*. Beyer

COMBDYTRIOK 'CYCLISTand UN1CYCLE RIDER

IN CONTORTION PASTIMES, Entitle.!

THE HUMAN BULL FROG."

E.V., MiutJ The Hocums Gladys

Premier Equestrians and Unrivaled Animal Trio,

STEEK, PONY AND GREAT DANE 1)00.

A. I. DAYENPOBT and WIFE,PRINCIPAL RIDERS.

MKETINU WITH PRONOUNCED SUCCESS.

HABTINO LOWANDE Jr.,THE BRAZILIAN PRINCE.

STILL THROWING SOMERSAULTS' WITH THE W. L. MAIN SHOW.

WANTED.

MUSICIANS,DOUBLE STAGE: also BAND AND OKOIIESTKA.

MUST BE COMPETENT,REHEARSALS JULY MS.

WRITE QUICK.FRAZEE l BAY, 75 Plymouth Place, Chicago, III,

FAMILY

VAUDEVILLE THEATRE

FOR SALE.A 10 cent Family VandevUle Theatre, giving six

snows dally In a city of

ONE-HALF MILLION INHABITANTS,Three years' leaae. Elegant location. A little

gold mine for a hustler. Reason for selling, too

many managers. Addreaa

FAMILY THEATRE, cirt CUPPER OFFICE.

WANTED QUICK,REPERTOIRE PEOPLEIn all lines; prefer thoae doubling brass or bass

- drum and specialties.

MUSICIANS' Of all kinds; prefer those doubling stage.

We never close. No boose. We pay expenses.State lowest,

DE LACOUR A FIELDS, Kendallvllle, Ind.

BALLOONASCENSIONSFurnished for Parts. Falls, etc. Manager* of

New England and New York State Fairs, write

fur terms, second Hand Balloons, fas to fflO;

tiaso'lne Torches, 12: Taylor Trunk, good as new,17. GRAHAM BALLOON CO.,

• • « Lexington Park, l^xlngttin. Mass,

AT LIBERTY,J. D. MeCABE,CHARACTERS, COMEDY, SPECIALTIES, auil

JANE MoCABE,LIUHT. JUVENILE, INGENUE, SLIDE TROM-BONE SPECIALTY OK MEDLEYS, STANDARD

. AND POPULAR SOLOS.Both experienced and reliable. Joint or single.

, Ad. J. D. McOABK, MIRROR Oltlce.

AT LIBERTY,

W. H. DAVIS,LEAPS OR HEAVIES.

BOX 3T, PORT DICKINSON. N. V.

WANTED,Good Sons Poems, Musical

Manuscripts, EtcBig money for authors. Forward for Inspection

or stamp for particulars.

1LLII0IS MUSIC 00.,

1BH E. Division St., CHICAGO. ILL.

AT LIBKBTT FOB BBXI 8BA80I,

TRANNIE MORTONLEADS AND HEAVIES. _

Address Care of DOLING PARK,SpringDe lil, Mo.

i Want To Buy, Rent or

Lease a Theatre.ONE to THREE NIOHT STAND PREFERRED.

WHAT HAVE YOU HO OFFER?Address M. P., 1030 Park Ave., East BL_Louls, IU

WANTED, FOfTfHE HARRIN6T0N STOCK CO.,

For balance or Summer and Winter season, never

nlo«e,OOOpKBP.PEOPLE:tlio»e doing Specialties

preferred. Address E. A. Harrington, Brazil, Ind.

WANTED, fir Tuts Bros.' R. R. Shews,

Mutilans and Performers. State lowest salary

in llrst letter. Address TKKTB BROS.,Floyd Oliver, write. BoarOman, S. 0.

PASTOR'SCONTINUOUS SHOW-MONDAY. JULY U,

orphena Comedy Four, Mclntyre A Rice,Dean.Kdaetl A Co.,Sully Family.Davlne A 8churti,Morris t Daly.Wilbur Amos,

TheAnd as an

MR. mil MRS.

Joe Morris,Dudley A Chealyn,MarilnARidgeway,Conlgan A Dore,Treveigrepn,

Vltagraph.added attraction,J08. J, DOWI.ISO,

THE 8A0E BRUSH WIDOW.

Muber's sr! Museum£^,,JK,„ll."b,r« ProDr'

J' H. Anderson, Mgr.WANTED, for the opening, Aug, 1, Attractions andFreak, for Curio Halls. Add. J. H. ANDERSON,as above.

THE ORIGINAL SUNBURNED RUBES.

JUGGLING MATHIEUSMARVELOUS DISPLAY OF DEXTERITY

Address al l agents or Tlo W. 2Uth St., Chicago, 111.

OHAS. £. COLBY andALLIE C. WAY,

The Ventriloquist and Dancing Doll.

AL. LAWRENCE,Vtudtvllln "AmutlflQlit" Mlm.tlc.

Permanent address, R. F. U. No. 1, Kent, O., 0.

(THE LITTLE MAQNET),

Lottie Gilsoji I Billy Hart"THE FLY FLIRT." ATLANTIC Cm, N. t.

MR. and MRS. JACK BURCH,PREMIER ILLUSIONISTS.

ONE OF THOSE SATISFACTORY ACTS.ORAUMAN CIRCUIT, CALIFORNIA, INDEFINITE.

MAYME REMINGTONAnd BUNGLE BOOLOO BABIES—Hotel Bartholdl,N.Y. Agenta: JO PAIUE SMITH and WM. MOKRIS.

BARRY » JOHNSONTRAVESTIES IN VAUDEVILLE.

ARTHUR P. LANOAN,AS

SIMPLE SAL TOMPKINS.ALL GOOD AGENTS.

GILMOUR and LATOURCHI.GAS.CY BEACH, MICHIGAN CITY.

IND., ALL 81'MMBR.

HARRY BROWN,THE SINGING COMEDIAN. HISNKW SOXG HIT,

•'I'LL DO AS .Ml I'll FOR YOU."Care of CLIPPER.

BERTRAM MILLAR,LEADS and HEAVIES. 47 W. 28th St., New York.

RYAN BROS.,HAND TO HAND BALANCE.

Routed with JOHN ItOIIINKON'K I'lRCI-S.

ROLiAND TRAVKR8,ILLUSIONIST.

Address HENRY BROWN'S AGENCY,- Real F.state Board Building, Chicago.

TOM BATDMAX.lies, rlptlve Actor, Vocalist, - CliangrArtist. Gea. Blsa. Per address,

IIS BOROIN ST., Fall River, Ma •».

AT LIBERTY FUR NEXT SEASON,

TROCADERO QUARTETTE.Keith's, N. Y., July 11. JOE BlRNES, Rep.

GORMAN and WESTJULY 11, KEITH'B, I'lllLA., PA.

Marion § Dean"WHAT'S THE ANSWER 1"

ATHLBTIC PARK, BUFFALO, N. V.

CEO. W. SNOW,MONOLOGUE MUSICAL, ARTIST.

July 11, Palace Theatre. Sioux Wry,te._

FORREStand FORRESTARTISTS BUPRKMK on Banjo and Xylophone.

Care HENRY BROWN, 69 Deitrliorn "t., Chicago.

Jam s-THE BMDYS-Mt!Iii our fourth week at Highland Park, Oaleslmrg,HI. Beat regards lo Joe La Finer.

AL ClaremontDutch Comedy Mnslral Art.

Care of WM, MORRIS.

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Builders of fk"

HOW CANVAACatalogue and) Crllo

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JULY 18-25 ANDAUG. I

KID COMMENTS DEW HAVE* UNION,JULY .1, 1004.

ZOLA, the High Spiral Globe Ascemlonl.ii,

held 20,000 people spclliiouud at the While city

yesterday. Ills Journey up a narrow pathway no

feet high, balanced on a glolie that looked about

to fall on* at any minute. Is one of the moat

hazardous feature* imaginable. The Whirling

Zolas, on the breakaway ladder suspended high

in the air, was also a remarkably clover act.

THE L.vTK liARNi'M ha* mM the ]i«ople liked

10 |H> hlllllllllggl'll.

ZOLASays give them the good* ami they will he

«IbhMAddr.it WHITE CITY. SAVIN HOCK, CONN.,

to July IG.or ALL AGENTS.' '

PROCTOR'S WANTED,ENTERPRISES.

F. F. PROCTOR, Solt Proprietor and Minigir

J. AUSTIN FYNES. General Msnigsr.

6 BEAUTIFUL THEATRES 6Devoted to Hettned Entertainment.Proctor'a Bth Ave. Theatre, Proctor'a2!td St. Theatre, Pruetor'a rssili St.Theatre. Proctor'a lUftth St. Theatre.I'rartor'a Newark Tltentre, Proctor'aA Hut ii»- Theatre.

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Presenting; Best Plays.-WANTED. BEST ACTS IN

VAUDEVILLE.If you do not receive a reply. It may be

because the time Is filled ; you are thereforeadvised to write again In four weeks. DoNOT enclose stamp Tor reply.

INSTRUCTIONS TO ARTISTS BOOKED:**

plots of acts: complete "'prop" lists ; if runopen and close In one : EXACT time of acts,

and of "close In;" billing for newspapersand programmes;, and I'M"AN PHOTO-GRAPHS for LOBBIB8 TWO WKEKS In

ADVANCE OP OPENING DATE AT EACHHUL'SE. addressing HRSIDENT MANAGER.FAILURE TO COMPLY with these IN-STRUCTIONS WILL SUBJECT ARTISTSto the BISK OF CANCELLATION. VAUDE-VILLE REHEARSALS MONDAYS, A M„SHARP.

Playwrights, Authors and Play Agents,Vaudeville Artists and Players, addressJ. AUSTIN FVNBM, Oenerol Manager,

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Buck, Jig, Skirt, Novel CakeWalk, Elocution, Singing andRag - Time Bongs, VaudevilleAota. Sketches, Monologue., eto.

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PROF. F. J. RIDGE,Kits Frances Lee and others,

Circulars Free.

ORAND OPERA HOUSE.I endorse PROF. RIDQE as the only Performer

and Professional Dancing Teaaher In Chicago.FRED J. W1LDMAN, Theatrical Agent,

Igl La Salle St., near Madison, Ohlcsgo, HI.

SCHOOL

DOYLE'S NEW THEATRE,ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

WM. H. HEKHT, • • Proprietor.

GOOD VAUDEVILLE ACTSHaving next week open write or wirelowest Summer salary to

FRANK QOLDIE Bole Manager,

"Tell It To Me"EZRA KSBDAIuVB 3d BOOK.

ALL NEW — JTJST OUT.For sale on all trains and news stands, or by

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DON'T TAKE CHANCES.If Von Want Remit. Use a cross

LETTER HEADSEND FOR FREE SAMPLES.

GIOSS "tEWSLZli?- GH1CA6Q19c. for Stage Money. Book of cats, !10e

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Read the

NEW YORK INFORMANT, I0e.For Sale liy Newailealeri or at Oillre.

105 John Street, Now York City.

OPEN TIME for SHOWSVandevUle Acta Write Lewe.it Salary.

DOBBINS' THEATRE,_ Schonootady, N.Y.HEAT IS INTENTS.one lllaok Tent, galile, line poise, nit. walla, flu.;one Mft. Round Top, hlacV, 1112; one Mack, new,il.vA 1127; one St. I'lsno, Uasolene Lights,Campaign Torrhns, Ballyhoo Umbrellas, Water-proof 112x14 Tents, Jlrgaplmnrs. ail wire llam-mooks. SEND Full FREE HAIlO.MN BOOK-LET. R. II. ARMBKU8TER, Springfield, III.

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J. W. SCHWARTZ,SKETCH WRITER,

Discontinue, ad- till fall (to fill order.),

Acts of Every Description Suitablefor.Summer Parks, Pairs, OutdoorSensational Features, Balloon As-censions. Write at once, with

full description of act and very lowest salary. Reliable andExperienced Repertoire and Dramatic Stock People sendaddress. State fully experience and qualifications.jail lArnC Of Every Kln.l of I.eKlllniato Aninaeinenla In Nmv InilH API AllEnA Friiiiiiilly Hup|ille<l »llli NnllahlH AU. anil Mil. I.. VYmnnriHlillV for parllrulare.

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KEW YORK VAUDEVILLE AND DRAMATIC EXCNANOE,JOIIIf V, PATRICK,ltiiniila Mt-Vl,

:i Trrmoiit llnw,U4WTON, MAS*.

JOHN U. STEWART,! Mauagere.N. A. YYAI.KKH, |

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Osman-Hoyt Stock Co.,HIII'FOIITIIIU

HELENE REICKA,WANT

Pianist, Comedian, Soubrette and Other Useful Repertoire People

with Specialties, to Complete Strong Company.We iinen In North Carolina Aug. 84, covering same territory as Inst rear. Salaries sure. Make It

ieiuons,iii«. I'u.v own. .IOIIN OSBIAN, JUusjir, lion Davis, Ind,

MEDICINE MSN-Willi my system you can doulile and treldn your medicine sales everynight In the week, anil on your mating night make a hlg pull. Rents l ho popular hahy or ladycou*test, all hollow. Does not drop on" to one or two on your last ulglit, imt your whole auillehce I.

Interested, Individually, from your opening lo your closing night. It will sell your medli'luofrom the atari, and keep galling atronger every night. If there is a dollar In the crowd, you

f:et It. Can lie worked In lJta.ll. tent, carriage or open air. Knllrcly new idee. Perfectly legit-

mate, and doea not leave hard feeling.. No one nan got next nnlcsa you put them wise, liasnever hern worked In T. S. or Cannda outside ot Montana. If you want a money getter, hereIs your chance. I will semi you nmipieie Imtiuctlons, wlitulrawlngH or apparatus (which yuncaomake yourself In one hour), and imruiliictory Lec.luro for It.

A. L. STAN8DN, Pawnee Mud. Co., Kallspoll, Montana. '

jWANTKD QUIOK,

With Otjort Paper ami Sreneryi il< or elRlK wn>ki' .ii«ng,iii,ni,

At NONA PARK, HAMILTON, CANADA.Write or wire, J. «. APPLETON.

JACK HOEFFLERWANTSHEPERTOIRE PEOPLE IN ALL LINEN. Open Aug. 1. Leading Mail, Comeilrali, '.* HlngleDloyule Actsmmslde work), Agent. People wliodosimolaliinH. Work yuur around, if (I. K. Aitilrcsa

JACK IHIKFFLKU, Anilgu, Wis.

WANTED, FOR THE STEVENS COMEDY GO.7th SnccesefTil Season, 2 Big Companies,

To complete No. 1 Cu., opening In Wis., Aug. «, WOMAN HOIt HTRONO HKOONI) UUMINKHH WITHHPKClALTY.'.Dnewllo ran DANCF. iirefcrrcil. MAN FOR .IL'VKSILKK mid (IKNKRAL IIUHINKHHwhocun dance. PKOPI.K IN ALL LINKH for NO. v. CU., oi'FNiNii Ai:n. 14, Hi Ind. Sure salary,Tell all first letter. I pay all. Ability, anlirluiy mid wanlrolie essential. Addreaa'

HAR1IY A. STFA F.NH, 7 Island., lirand Ledge, MlWilgan.I .1 ' T

A!r»clr«3>v Dovvnle'N NOW liitt (Sl»o>v*«,Useful Olrena. People Hut. iaii do two or more acta; Horizontal liars, CiuitorTiiinl.t and Slack or'l'lglit

Wire Acts; (mod, Kxperienced Hlnirltig and Talking Clown, that can do concert turns: Freaks inul

Curiosities far Side Hliow; also Concert People, Musletaua fur Biuiil; Kxperlunrcd Wugoii Show*g«nu intake charge of advance wagons-one who can and will nut out the paper; two more Hill

Posters. Loig Season. All muei join liiiini'dlalcly. Holier, rolfalili*, cxpitrlenccd people only,

wanted. Name lowest Hiilttry. July la, Rtilgcwood, N. J.; 14. Itiillierfonl,. N.J.; 10, Hlo'oiullclil. N. J.;

in, Mount. Clair, N.J. ANDRKW IMIUNIR'H NKW HIIOIVK.

At Lioerty far Farce Comedy, Musical Comedy or Burlesque,

SISTERS BATCHELOR,MXUIKO AND DANt'INO • VIOLINISTS.W. II. AValaoii's Americans. Address

Twelve minutes In one. Past two seasons witho:i WlLLOi'iiiinv ST„ Hrooklyn, N. Y.

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MARYELLE and GLEASONARE PHESBNTIN<i

On J. W. Ilornmn's Circuit or Forks wl'h BIO HUL'OKHH. Till. Act I. replcle with KKPINKD COMRDYSINUINO and FrcF.NTUHJ AUltllUATIO WORK. Now hooking for IWi-4-e. Adilross

MARVKLLK AND UI-KASON, Colonial Tlieatrc Dullillng, Sosloii, Ms tarn of J. W. (10RMAN.—

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Groat Bargain Salo of Moving Picture Films,1ABI0 LAITEBIS, ILLU8TBATED 80I0B ABD I0VIBB PIOTOBC liOBIBGB.We have Just purchased tlis entire alock. of films belonging to two large exhibition coiiipanle*.

Moat of the film, are absolutely new, never uveu used, all lu flue condlllon. Write at once for tlreitHargaln List No. 10 O. Don't daisy. WILLIAMS, lllttlWN .V KAHI.K,

Kept, U. No. ills chestnut Street, Plillsdelplila, Pa.

HABB Y NYE. mana© km .

OPEN TO NKUOTIATK FOR TIIK COM1NU SEASON.List season, lleuenii Agent Al. Martin's U. T. C. Only companies of rrc.ognl/cil simiillug need apply.

Write or wire, MARIETTA, OHIO,

AT LIBERTY loll REPERTOIRE,.

'-J. ' J...

B.A. Nevius—Laura TannerUEMEHAL UlfSINKHN. Etprrlancixl anil llcllable. Uooil Wardrolie.

13114 MISSOUHI AVK., ST. LOl'IM, MO.

MELVILLE and AZELLE,SKETCH TEAM, can be engaged for next season, Work In 1. Change ofion. Unod wardrobe.Mblvllledoes general but., tills, etc.; Ml.s Azelle docs si rung singles. Addr.ss, until It, .

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MELVILLE FOWU'K, 131) W. Wash. St., Jackson, Mich.

468 THE2 iOCW YORK CJLIPPBB. JtfLT 16.

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ALBERT J. HOME,, .

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S«» llciillcr liy Mull »r Teleitraiili.

. OUR CHIC Alio LETTER.

(raou ova own coubsbfonokni.)

and Bro., Shannon and pixon, .Duffy, Saw- toe, declining day* or 'The ££&£*&%}£telle and Duffy, Smlrl ;

and Ressner, Mat and Mummy." at the U»rrlck.. y^MR* gST

Jul. HelnYlcnV Clayton. Jenkins aid Jasiw, J. l'oweri has returned from New York, and.

. . Waatera BarcanOf the New York Clipper,

Room BIKI, Aahland Block, Chicago..Monday evening, July 11, la the date of

tlto last meeting or life City Council prcvl-

uuh to'tin: Summer vacation which our local

stnlcsilicn Indulge In annually. Unlesssome relief measure* are passed at that ses-

sion few ot our theatres will lie able tucomply with rrrr/i requirement nf the newregulations In time to <i|>en Mepl. 1. Alln reminder Imlids to complete nil the requiredchange* by that time, lint at this writingPowers' Thentrc Is the only house ripilppcd

with the sprinkler system, nltbouKb It in

snld tllat the Htlidebaker met nil retiulre-

inents at the time the.iintise reopened, after

the IriKiuoln Are. Krery one of our theftiesII nd some one or more provisions of, the newordinances, almost iBHurmountahle. Thesprinkler system requires a tremendous .uut-

lay of money, and tin opponents] claim thatIt would act more as a menace than aprotection o* acroiiitt «t lis liability to go onat an unexpected moment nnd create a panic,Kxlts at the end of every aisle, .direct- cxlta

10 the street from all halcoahM.and galleries,

brick proscenium walls and steel singe con-

struction are other requirement « which sev-

eral or our playhouses will find Imiwssllile

In fully meet In every particular. The Mali-

ngers' Association will make n strong .plea

for. an extension of time at Monday nlgbt'sCouncil meeting, hoping that many,- of

the more drastic provisions may eve(i-

tually he legislated out. . of existence.

Meanwhile alterations nnd reconstructiongoes forward at many of our nowcloned theatres. .

MrVlrkcr'a will ,1k; prn<-

limlly rebuilt. Working day and night

shifts proceed. secretly :it the Iroquois,,the

pulntlng Of a new sign rending "VaudevilleTheatre," and the chiseling off of the old

name "Iroquois" from the front of the build-

ing being the only external signs nf activity

which have developed Ibua far. ThcAl-liarbbra, BIJnu, Academy mid Criterion .arc

undergoing alterations. What will be donewith the Oreilt Northern has not, It. ls>ald,been flellnttcly. determined, Ham T. J,a«Minnv possibly wllhdriiw from Ibc burlesque,

"wlnol.'1 nnd < on 1 1 in. c Hh present imllcy of

Block liuticsque tbi'uiigliniit the regular, sea-,

Hi-n. In Hint event, rumor hits It, Hopkinswill return to lis fnriner policy of combluu-tlon burlesque, nnd uftlto. with Trocadqro In

representing the "wheel" In Chicago. TheOlympic will probnlily be rebuilt. The llny-

J ul la llelnrlcbj Clayton. JenklOt and Jasi«!r,

and nan, K. Spoor'a kmodrtime.CusvcUnu'« THIATU (Wit M. Clevelnhfl,

manager i.—Opening Hunday afternoon, 10:

Mr. and Mrs. Bldney l>rew, the UcnglerHlslcra, Billy, S. Clifford, Cook and Hayes,Harrlian, Hdsc IMytlie Jlallct, iihd Angleand her lions ; the last mentioned acts .being

relalnid from IBst week. The Bands Itossa

was last week's feature. Others In the bin

were: The Ureat Hverh.nrt, who then played

his third snccesaful week nt 'thla bftuse;

Young nnd Ue .Vole, and Joe llonncll.

Ham T. Jai:k'h Tiixatbk (Sidney J. Kusoy,mniinger).—"Dundy IMngs aud "A Bviitt

Kliilsit," which provided such clever enter-

tnlnment Inst week, arc retained as the cur-

rent llrst part and burlesque. Frnhk Kinneyproves bis cleverness In many Instances;

Chris Lane adopta himself to many roles,

nnd Kd. Mprrfs, Carl Anderson. JamesThompson and tlco. Turner repeatedly dis-

tinguished themselves. I«na La Convler,Alleen- Vincent, Helen Itnasell, and. (trace

Addlsun bead a iicvy of vumen conspicu-ously hnndsoine, In most casts, and cetttjh-

ly fjscrnl and entertaining. Thla week;oll6 names: J»e llollls nnd Vslorrt, Kent nndI (oyer, the Wflaon Trio, Aumon, nftd l«naI,a Convlerj with excellent promise of con-

tinued prosperity.TnocAUHku Thbathk (ltoliert b'ulton. man-

ager).—The senion of Summer hurlesiiue ad-

vances prosperously • for the management,nnd happily for the throngs which arc en-

tertained totfourteen times a week. Jennie

marled Is undergoing repairs nnd nltcra-

tloiiK. expecting to reopen Aug. IS. As piny

be ronrtlly Imagined, the local situation, the-

nlrhnlly, Is In un ilnscltled and deplowtblynnsatlsfHiiory state as concerns next season.The current days add- nnollier novelty to en-

liven the local scene, "Mrs. .Wlaga,. of the..

Cnlilmge I'atch," will hnvp Its Chicago In l-

AiuuiiiMHKH <ut \viiKiu;.uigi;TK M/r,uJvn.\.At, I. IN ql'HHr Of Sfl'lt HllllLI.il Vt'lllTIi 'In

inoHii whom nun «w:k, m cauk ok THbcLll'i'Kii I'oht uvru-K. Aw. urmtiHi willIIIJ AIIVKKTIMKII OXH JVBKK ONtV, |K TltK

IHItlK OV ,ANX . TIWATIIU'Al. CuMfAlK IH

hiiiiiiiT. hkVku TO nun t.isr inr KiniriMXoN Axuritim I'auk. Wk ca.n.not mb.nu kuuvkb

III' .HAH. UU TKLKUIIAI'll.

.' . IMIAM A TIC.

Slat M..'llaltliuuie.-.-We have no knowl-edun of tlto present whereabouts of tho tiarty.

Address a Jailer In pur care, and wo. will ud-vcrtlse It In Tim cmitbu letter Hat.

Mlaa X. "IV Kttra'ka Springs, •' I

Miis. A. Men., Atlantic City,

8. A. 1... I'hlhidelphltt,

I'. T., Yorkvllle,H. II., Mendvllle,K. It. It, Meyerslown,II. W.. lliigerstiiwu. itnd

1.. Ui l'ruvldi'ucc.—8eo uuswor to Mrs.

51., nlatve.

L. V. K., .Akron I. No. il. Tltoro la. II.

ft can he iniidn for any production.I', l>. M., Hyrncuse.— I. The title of "The

Cnvallvr" has; been ttacd. We have no-iec-oid of 1 In- 'other. 2. The minimis of I'm,

i'i.iitkii will furnish you..A. It.. Hevcro Heiich.—Address Cur-. -Yongci

« Co.. ilia Mt. Charles Htnol, Ht l/UUli, Mo.Hay. Clnrklou.—Auy hirge ruhbor store.

p. If., Vpola.— I, Wo .have no mmtua of

ludgliiK fls* wbrlb. '-'. The secretary. !l.

*I.(K». . ,

fi,B. E., Hluux Kulls.—Any good di'tfuuillc

M-llOOl.

C, II.. Clnrksburg.—The letter Is sllll atthis olllce.

.1. \l., lledtord.-.Addnws party In ourrare, and we will advertise the letter.

K. R, it., Mmiliii. I mid 'J. Krmn a III up.

11, A good net Is nlwn.vH rensiinubly sure of

hoilltlllBS,' ....1„ A. T,, llliiiilnghiiiii.—We never Indulge

In cuniniirlsuiki. ,

V. M., New York.— 1. A. 8, Dunlon wnskilled May i;i luut. i. We have no menus of

knnwtng.K. s. il., chlcngo,—Mukc upnllcatlon to

the- local hnlon.I\.. Tuylorsvllle.—AddresH I. Steinberg,

'.'III Ihist klghlJslh si reel. New York City.

8. li. C„ Mniicllu.—Address Linda J. Ju-lian, llnviiua, 111. ,

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Ax . A.NXlui'a Mutiiiii.—Watch our routelist each week, or address pnrly In' ciiYe ofTiih Ci.iitihi. nnd we will advertise the let-

ter In our letter list.

I. It. II., New Yurk.—Inquire of some welll.ni'wn black face comedian.

"SKrrrrii."—I. The columns nt Tub Ci.ir-

I'kii. 2, Many performers du, 3. A umsl actIk reasumiiily sure of buuklugs If 11 II plncedpropcrlv lajfure tho managers, 4. II 'nlto-

gel her depends upon tho strength of tint act.

.i. I'iolu S'J.'i.nil up. It, I'crsonul uppllcutlonIn the only way to llud.out.

CAltUS.C. A., riushlUK,— 1. A ivhia with low. 2.

II does not. ...K, !•'., Kunbtlry.—-1. Ill euchre n pluyer

may order I he dVnler up whellter he holdsuiiy I rumps In bis hunt! or nol. -. Ueshould. .'I. So.

6, A. I'm ltcndlng.—High puis 11 out.

BIKU.I M. .1. I'.. Now York.—lames J. Curbell de-

! r.nteit John 1.. Sullivan 8ept. T. Isii'J, nt

New Orleans, l.a.

II. It., Diilliis.—The rcferee'B decisioncovers It.

C. T., Jack-ion.—John.]* Sullivan became('Immploii of the world, under the regularrul».s of the pilar- ring, when he defeated.lithe Kllrnlu. July X. issu, nt Itlchhurg,Mlh.i Thiii wns tho Inst bnlllc fought tot

the title In this country or elsewhere.Mist i;i,i,\m:mi x.

iv A. M., I'lni'iilx.-A nnd II being lied

for llrst place, divide llrst and second prise.

imletiK provision for miii'Ii a I'onllngcncy wasprnvJded.for before the contest, c wins third|irlxe, If Oicrc he any.

I.. *<. V.. I'adurnh.— The man who showedthe, .10 cunts, wins...— ...-. !' - -

— Anna I.lovd hna been engaged In playthe title role In "Meyeo 8nn Co., to openJuly II, at the Point of I'lnes, Itevere llench,

Duslou, Mass. ,

tlallon ot (he (Irand Opern llouae, _evening, July 10, Interpreted by Mrs. NntmCnrr Cook nnd n comiiany of jirolhlsed

i xeellence. The ' Minerva Company Idded"Tho forbidden Land," nt, the,. Illinois, to

the ranks' of the iintrled musical comedies,hint Sunday night, and Its Hrat week budsthe critics jit sea regarding Hsj merits, butn unit In classifying Its demerits. The new.piece Is on for a run, the! duration of wbKJlwill be determined by public patronage. ."Our

.

New Minister," at the flrmt Northern, wonHh way to Immediate favor when llrst pre-sented down town last 8und«y atterbbbi).

It will remain Indellnltclv. "The Maid nudthe Mu'uihiy" (entering upon Its last fort-

night) tit the (inrrlc-K, "Vivian's r«pus" at..1'owerg', stock burleaquu at 8a.pi T. .Jack'sLt'nl Ills Trocndero,' suiniuei- u|ler*a nt the Peo-ple's Theatre, vaudeville nt Cleveland's undthe Chicago riiiera House, nnd dlversllled at-

tractions at Klvervlow, 8an 8uuiland \Vui.-i-

Chutes I'ui-ks, constitutes the remaining can-didates (or local fnvni. Ilrniiks add hli Chi-cago Marine Hand, nt the Coliseum. Is In aclass by Itaelf—attractive and popular., Theweather during the ptat week was Ideal forIhciitregOlng, nnd Immune liiHtm h ~ -noluli,iy

the OhlcUuo iipcrn Ilousc—bUBlnesa was on .

the cBpnclly order. ''• ,.• '

Ili.ixoim TliKA'tm-: (Will .1. ImvlK, niniin-

gerl —"The .Korbldden Land,'-

ii ntiislc*!

comvdv, In twp'uelH, book by (luy Steely,

lllisle by I-'iedi-rli- Cha|illl, was originally pir-

rented Sunday evening, H, with this castlloii.lirjiln Uarclny., Juaeph Herbert; Klnka-1'iin, William Cameron : The llarcn Tmliiin.iv. .ii, Clark; Thomas Wilkinson, JosephA. 1'IiIIIIiih; Adoul. Wlllltiin Unck .

I louih.o,

Ablmlt Ada-.ns : Ti.klnk.it. II. 4. Austin I MlnaI Minn. Allllll .Yuulln'l lloiot|j.v l'alrfnx, .Xlhinlc

Hyiin; lluldn. i-.ihei JOItnaon:. Jogpli. .Icnn-

nette Allen: Uola. I.tiuhe Orlgnuo : linrmn.l.otilsn (liirdher; Ainnia. VTrglnla Xejlll:

Motcma, Kmuci's Kennedy ;. 1'i'rgnmi, (JraceMarlon : dura, Mabel Lurenui. Mat inn. M'lrloiiahlgraii: Hhuka. Vayello V. i-'nn.

.The

Minerva Com|muy, withdrew vThp. ..Tqndet'j.

foot" Kalurday night. J. to make way, tor

this production., l-.lbel Johusuu, .lu.the ruluof a Swedish nerving m.ild, Is credited withmnblng a decided aiKceaa. The ciigagchieut.

continues Into lis scebnd week Sunday eycu-

,

lug. 10. . . . ,-, , ...

I'oiVKim' TitvtATRK (Hurry J. Vrnvers, nino-ngerl,—"Vlvhm's I'tiiius" continues the niter-

lug here, sharing plenllfnlly, Inst week, Inthe run of prosperity which our theatres

mjoyea.

tiulchnrd replaces Itesslc Taylor as principal

hoy In the bill, which provides this week

»

amusement, "An Orlentnl Conceit" and"Down the 1'lke" are (he ttrst part and bur^

lestpiej the olio engaging the Brothers I'nr-

cMI, Slardo, Muller and Sillier, the ThreeConstanllne Sisters, Melrose and Hut ler, andJuhnnn and Most. The. biirleaquc fun will

he In the capable liandt) o/.Uuy Rawson,('rank Damsel, aud Snl|z Modre. ManagerI'uliou Is outdoing his past excellent repuut-

tlon for the manner and elaltorateness of his

productions.Sa,n« Horn 1'AtiK (Col. Alfred Kussell,

manager I.—Despite weather conditions notaltogether propltous. this rnvorlte i-eaort

continues upon Jta evenly iirosperoua way.This week's vaudeville dames the Wnterlmryllros. and Tenny, Dlcket and Wataon, Heldand Gilbert, 1'lerce and Itostyn, and Hushand Cordon The numerous concessions areenjoying prosperity nhd there In always nplensant afternoon or evening In store furvisitors who throng the grounds.

IllVRnviKW, In Sharpshooter's Park, beganIts season propitiously last Mnturday after-

noon. While the unavoidable air of "new-ness" pervades the grounds and concessions,there .Is clearly n toundatton for nrbsperlfy.The First Imperial Marine Himd of tlcrrnnny

la tho. feature, and "The-'PIke" offers manyalluring devices for the diversion of throngswhich nave thus far flocked. to the grounds.WATBii.CiiurKH 1'abk (Wm. II. StrlcKlcr,

general manager).—Fine weather, this, for-shooting the chutes," and records werethreatened during the past week. The"mystic, rill," giant swing, laughing gallery,'ivntiehjaninier Cnallc," "lluusu of Trouble,"figure eight nnd a. score of other diversionsfind Ubcral pntrunagc and are attractive

features of a popular resort.- IsfNltux nun ,Mi m-.i-ii (Wm. J. Sweeney,qinnnger).—In curlu ball : 1'alge, clay model-ler : the, Roberts,..Impqlciuent act; Suslelln,

musical novelty ; l,a, carmen, snake enchant-ress. On the stage: Nellie 8tokck, AnnieCarroll, Princess Tilly, and the Midwaydancers. '

.'.'•,.

, . ti.Vj

, CUgK.B'rgKKBT.MfnHfM.flAiiila M. ,lled-

gos, manager i.- -in .ctirlb bull: Frank, Hall,musical bet

IMne Mhtthews, long haired Ian-

ale; iii'iindoii, too dancer, umi I'tnr. Iloeth;

Ing, mngk'lnn. On tlic.Hliigc: llellulae alid

lie I.bs. Avbry and Neiiley, I.lltle Frank,Mniiil Wright, und Oreaiuu. novelty (Ul|cer.

AKiiaMATU.-r-It .(a sald.tllnt May lluahier

may not continue with ner st.wk cobiDflny

at the People's Theatre next season. .Meant*,

rltnlf, llavlln & Mlddleton .have made aii of-

fer tor the Iciisn with the Intention of addingIt 10 Stair & KavMii's local chain of tlie.t-

Ires ,Thc Press, Club . w«a heavily., rttp-

resented at "Tho, Maid and tlto M\inli«y"Wednesday evening, IJie guests of the, 0J»n-iigemcnt, The auditorium was . ilrcoi nil d

fur the occasion; und tho comedians blisleil

themselves, with Impromptu refoMMnl to

ihe iM'in'l pushers Kd. V. tllroux Is

enjoying tin- lust week of his Summer. vaca-tion In Chicago. lie goes to New YorkV Aug.], "Yon Yonson" opening Its season nt .lames-

town. X. Y., Aug. 22. lit) will- continue In

advance of the company for Manager Peter

with his family, Is summering "his cottage

at Lake Oeneva, running Into town twice a

week Eleanor Itobaon Is In Chicago, to

spend her Hummer vacation with her dim ner,

Mrs. Madge Carr Cook, during the latter*

engagement In "Mrs. Wlggs." at t»e;«randoilers House Hny h. lloyco la the last

of^'Yoik State Folks" to leave Chhjago. Hewill Summer on his farm. The company rc-

hearies here, beginning Aug. 8, preparatory

to Its flrat tour of the Pacific «oaat ......

Students of Hart Conway'B Dramatic School

v/lll essay a performance of.

''fcyeryman at

the irnlverslty of Chicago, 14, 15. Fred

It. Ilamlln'a first engagement for his produc-

tion of "Hlrd Center" is Oeo. Hlcbarda, whowon laatlng note ns nn actor In Hoytsfnrces Josenh J. Itnrrett, manager of

the Century Theatre, Kansas City. haB been

In town for the past ten daya. .. .. .AtThayer pawed through town last week, ea-

rns fr tor a visit with his son, the publisher

of The flnffc /rlfcr-lfoiiiifoia, one of Moh-lann's leading newspapers .i. Harry Cpr-

eon tllarke Is a gueat of the Auditorium tor

a week or ten days, having arrived from St.

I Kiti Is, after three weeka of Wdflds Fair

slL'h' seeing. He was n caller nt the Westernliurenu of Tim C'Mi*fp.R last Week, and la In

line health und excellent splrlta.... SchwartzOpera House, Wsukegnn, JilBt north of hore,

Is rnpldly nearlng c<imi)letlon. wlngneiq,Clifford & ltuwland will lie the lessees, with

Tom M. Jordarl local mansger. James n Ing-

Held, of the flym. will continue as managerof Towlc's Opera House, Hnmmond, Ind.,

Just south of here, and will alap re-

main the advertising agent. of the GrandOpera House, this OCT. Towle s begins Its

next season Aug. II, with Lincoln. J.

Carter's, "Her Only Bin." Violet Dale

has remained In Chicago since closing with"The Maid and the Mummy." Curollne

Hul lis buck from Ban Franelaco, where abcwas compelled, through lass, of voice, to

close her engagement aa- lending woman at

Fischer's Theatre. She will summer nt herimme In I.ewlaton. Ill Martin 1.chimin,

ma nnger of the Orphcum, Kansas, City, wasIn town' lost week, going from here to St.

IaiiiIs to do the Democratic convention andWorld's Fblr .Lena La Couvlcr, whohas been In retirement for live

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years, Is oneof the. stock favorites at Mam T. Jack's- Shepaa been engaged by Manager Kuabn as oneOf the principals of die regular company for

next season Louis K Cook nnd W. D.Coxcy, of Itanium & Hal ley s forces, harebeen In Chicago for the i«st fortnight. "TheBig Show" la beaded for Chicago, butthere Is (he customary secrecy as to .the

time and bldce of lis engagement. I learn,

«u6 ro«tl, that Die show Is likely to open atthe Coliseum, Oct. ;i, for three weeks......Jack Flaherty, manager of the Majestic The-atre,, ydiir city, bati been Id town the pastWeek renewing old nnltialntanccs. His host

generally '.'njoyeif. T)io sixth week beginsSunday night. No belter acting companylins been eeen Ir. Chicago .recently. . Miss

Jnnvler nnd LIIIIc • llnl! being particularlyin- 1

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liltAXII. Ol'KltA' llOIIHK (Fred It. Illllulln,

business manager I.—We have, our llrst viewof the di'sinutic version of "Mrs. Wlggs.ofthe Cabbage Patch" Sunday evening... 10,Mrs. Madge Can- Cook haa tho title role,

Helen Lowell, W, T. Hodge, nud Mabel Talia-ferro being featured In suppm-t. "The Wla-ard of Ox" concluded the seventh week ofIts second Chicago run on Snturday night.When the company then closed Chicago lost

lis best Slimmer entertainment.ti.tiiau'K Tiir.ATiin (Cbas. A. lllrcl, busi-

ness inaiingerl,—"The Maid unit the Miimiiiy"

began the sevcnlh. week and last furuilKutof lis Mummer engagement Mundny night, lo.

since Its Initial prixllictlqn the cast Unabeen materially rhnnjacd, but not. In everyInstance, thereby Improved. Hddle tlnrvcyhas replaced John C. Hlnvln. Diehard tlari'oll

ilow plays the role created by Fred Letynox,Margaret McKinnev . has replaced vlolptDale, and May Holey has succeeded lVaiiAndrews. , Itlchnrd Carle has made muuychanges In bis hook, and the rmlliuii bulletlias been Introduced. On 2* It Will give wayto "The Maya! .Cliff."

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Ilrowne, manager 1,—"Our New Mlulster" en-

ters upim the second of Its three weeks', en-gagement Sunday afternoon, 10, strong In

favor Nnd crowing III popularity. Continuedgood weather means continued good -bind.

neas. "Buster llroirn" will follow SundayBfternonn, 24. Concerned In the presenta-tion of "Our Xew Minister" are : Hrnest[In slings. Joseph Conyers ithd Chaa. Sted-ninn. Who have nmile nnleworthy successes,llertrude I'crrv. l'lilln Mhy nnd t'lnrii Itnln-

fnid nmnnt others.IbiivAliliM Thkatiik If.orln .1. Howard,

inn linger i.—The Slimmer ueason continues.

Inst week's bill being "Tempest Tossed.l.oiin J. Howard heads the compnny, andbusiness la xstlsfaetorr to the management.

cme.inn tii'KUA IIopsk (Kohl ft Castle,imihugers).

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TIiIb house wan IIMfd lo., lis

legal' rapacity nt every evening perfnrninncelast week, and Ihe afternoon houses werebig. (innd weather nud one of. the' bestvaudeville shows Chletigiinna'. have ever wit-nessed provoked this gratifying rccsnlt. open-ing Mnmln v - afternoon, 1 1 : Murray andClnvlon, .1. 11. (leer,, At. II. Tyrrell, Variunod Tiu'tuue, the Schuyler Bros., Otlle Vvuug

Kennedy. ... . . .Fred Stone has . Hot ployedt|iu scarecrow In "The Wlxurd of Ot ' dur-ing the. past week, bis understudy, Uco. It

Field, having tilled bis role. . . .. .GeneralMaiiagyr Ffnuk (lasxdlfj, of Oeo. Kllnt's nt-triictiohs, Is mnklng. .Ida Summer bead-.apikrlers at the Wlnlerbitru Mbow PrimingCo. "On no- Iliidgn nt Midnight" will ommthe new Criterion's- season July, fll. Aiiutliercomiiuny, playing I be same piece, will openat Wust -Superior. Wis., Aug. 4- "ii"' JamesUoys lit MUsourr Will o|ieii at llenton llnr-

hor, Mich.. Aug. 1. These three attractions.will constitute Manager Kltmi's theatrical In-

terests during the season. .. .Manager FrankJ. Head, who controls theatres at Hot Springs,Ark., was, In town last week, en con in forSew. York, to arrange his bookings......Kuymond Hitchcock, In "The Ynnkee Con-sul," will open the Mtiidcbiikcr's season Aug.1 Clayton White and Marie Stuurtclosed their vaudeville season tit the ChicagoOpern llouae 11. Pauline Taylor, who baabeen appearing iis their support tor severalseasons, retires from the stage to be uinr-

rleil. She will make bcr home in Detroit.The Whlto-siiuirt. Co. Is bunked solid fornext, season, beginning about Sept.. 1... .....

John I line, who . has for many years beena property man In Chleago theatres, wnskilled In a snloon "hold up" early Mondayinuiillng. Ilo wns returulng home .from thoIllinois, Theatre, where lie wan employed,and had stopped In a snloou near where holived.. The robbers shot him dead. He hadbeen In the employ of Manager Will J. Davistor many years, beginning wheu the ilny-

innrket Theatre waa-.tlrat opened, loiter. )ie

wimt lo the old Columbia, and when thathouse whs deslroyed by Hie be cut end theemp'oy Of Kohl & Castle. When ManagerDavis opened the Illinois he- returned to Tils

old employer, continuing with Manger Davisup to the time he was shoi . . . . . .Sum P.tlerson, press agent, nnd OIiku. P. Collin',

treasurer of Ihe (iarrlek. have enteredl.iiki'slde llosultn! to undergo surgical op-em r Inns. Mr. tierson In mulcted with nn:• l.sccss, . nud Mr. Collin Is suffering fromappendicitis. When, recovered, ,. Mr. Col:llu vylli go to New HaVeii. as .resident

manager of the Hyperion Theatre for theShuhcrt llros. Meanwhile Manager Chas.A. Hlrd Is exemplifying h|s .usefulness

around a theatre t>y .iKi-foVming the duties

of three men, maintaining his wonted urhnncmanner thrdngh.lt all "The Wlaard ofOs," which closed Its second long Chicago en-

gagement at the (Irand Opera House. Satur-day night, 10, will not visit the World'sFair, as had lieen Intended, but will openIts season at the Tdajeatlr Theatre, Hoston,Instead It Is said that Leo DltrlcVatclii will retire from "Ylrlnn;* I'apna" aflpr

this week, ills Hitccessor la nol. at present,announced Cheerful news conies fromHnrrv Karl, linslness urn linger of Psln s

Pyrotechnic Co., which Is presenting "Thel,n«t Duvs or Piimpell" nnd "Ancient Home"111 the ESst, HO was 'recently, elected a life

inciniH-r nf Ihe WllkesHarre Press Club, nndIs Ihe proud possessor nf a membership midnnd a .ce.rliriv.nto of pnliV.up dues. He re.

cent I v closed fts advance press agent of the'Wallace Shows to Join Pain's Fireworks Co.

., John . I.eirinqtvolt hns arrived from

New Xoik tvi4o noaia Bueuiai pietsrwotk tur.

Of friends welcomed him heartily, and foundthat he had lost none of his hereditarygeniality during Ills life In O'otham. He sounreturns to the old stand. ........ .Arthur J.Lanlb wan another Chicago boy who, was"hack among the old folks" lasl week.lie Drought a cupful of melodramas, operasmill song words which New York managersumi promoters bad carelessly overlooked Intheir sciucb for novelties, and. as a resulthe may lltld some Chicago backing for bislatest products Entire rearrangementof the Olympic Theatre Is planned underprelllulmiry sltelches slllimlttcd to the build-ing department. The main auditorium of theplayhouse Is to, be brought to the level or thenlreet nnd there are to be two galleries, be-sides the balcony. An entrance Is to be se-i-ilred from ltntidolph Mtreet through thoAsltlniid block, directly west of the wal)of the Union restaurant. This Is to betwenty-five feet wide and win lend to theumla floor. The Clark Street entrance 'la

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to be retained as well as the gallery andiiiiicony entrances from the alley north otthe liulhlliiif. . . . Hugh Slantoii, who closedhis vaudeville si'iih'iIi at the Chicago OperaHouse, will spend his Mummer vacation atAtlantic City. "For Itcform" will be retainedas his vaudeville vehicle tor . next season.II. !•;, Iluiiiieyer, hi i silicas m a linger of theStialebnker Thcntre, hna returned from afishing trip to Oreen Lake, near l<'und duline, wla May Howard Is In towu furIhe Slimmer. She Is contemplating n pro-P'osli loii for n liuiiesijuc bouse to be builtfor her In Denver, where she recently closed1 successful, though brief, seasiin nt the Tu-hoi Orauii opera House Frank Finney,principal coi'iiedlnii lit Mum T, .lilek's wasiniidc hippy On July .i. by the Intelligence,that his wife liiul iiresentcd him with a sonil their home In Mpoknue, Wush Mrs..Inliiiiiiia Karl, the mother of Harry Morris,died at her home In thla city June 3D, andwas hurled July 2. ' Mr. Morris came onfrom New. York to attend the funeral. Thelb i rn I contributions were plentiful and elabo-rate, the handsomest offering coining fromtho managers concerned In • theV'llurlcsipju

"'S, Karl Wlia seventy-eight yearshad. spent most or her fife In

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The handsome matinee benefit to Clement8co(t on Thursday bad a pathetic scan ul onSaturday morning In the death of the dis-

tinguished critic. Although the brilliance otMr. Scott's Jouiiinllstlc work In his, primehas been somewhat obscured In the publicestimation by the unlucky mistakes ot bis

later life, the value of his strenuous services

towards rousing Interest In the doings ot thustage Is not likely to be underrated by anywho know and lore the theatre of their day.Descriptive, rather than critical, a character-

istic "notice" of hia, written at whirlwindspeed and red hot from his convictions of themoment, had the rare power of commandingatttmtlon as a keenly perceptive Impression-

ist sketch of the success or failure of theevening. There were no half measures withMr. Scott. All his dramatic geese wereswans ; if they were not, the sooner theirnecks were wrung the better. But his sym-pathetic appreciation for. all tbat la sound-est nnd moat beautiful and moat moving hi

the art ot the stage generally, prevented his

fining very far wrong In the broad Issues nf

tin emphatic praise and of his scarcely less

emphatic blame ; iititl If bis methods as nlighting Journalist made him from time to

time many enomlcs, they also gained for

him the gratitude ot many acquaintances.There was no one trom whom Hisvopng player Just scoring a first bit, or thestruggling manager Just turning the tide ofadversity was more eager to nave a goodword, or was more sure to get It. Mr. Scottwas given perhaps of. later years to thinkthat lie had been fighting single handed it

big battle In the cause of art, when lie hadbeen merely reporting It ; but his reportswere ao vigorous In their picturesque confi-dence that they may well have brenthed ani-

mation Into those who were engaged withhim In the struggle. Ilia cpthusliistls clo-

Sueiiee ma v peril tips have been apt to runway with him, but In the days, when ho

began his work it was a good deal, for adramatic critic 'to have either ciodhence Orenthusiasm enough to do even tout. ' Hareally loved his labors and th{Hr subject, andhe was thus able to exercise an influenceInch as cobld never have been attracted bythe best balanced of more tierfunctory efforts.Horn in 1841, tile son of a London rector,

who waa u prominent contributor to TheUnlitrdau lirrtciv ih Ms palmy days, ClementScott took to newspaper work very soonafter his appointment to the war ofrlec, wherehe was a clerk for seventeen years liefore re-

tiring on a pension In 1877. Hh had servedas dramatic critic, on the staff of sevcrnlpapers. Including The y.osdun Flynro nnd!f'/i(f obivrrtr, ls>forc gaining thnt positionon The Until) Telegraph, which kept himso well before the public for sotnc twentyyears. He did uiiicil miscellaneous descrip-tive work and adapted 'several iiluys. Ills

pugnacious temperament brought hi in severalmore pr less unpleasant experiences ot thelaw courts, but It was to his credit thatboth those whom be attacked und those oCwhom he thought himself Hie Victim' werelint seldom numbered afterward among bisfiicndB. Mr. Scott married as his flrat wifeIsabel l)|i Maurler, the sister 'ot the- famousPimrli artist, fly her Mr. 8cott leaves afamily of two daughters and two sons. To -

them as well as to the widow whom Mr.Meott leaves behind, the handsome tcstl-monlql. which arrived Just too 'late for hisenjoyment,' must come as a srilld and wel-eoqic proof, of the esteem In which hisHpirlted Journalism) was held alike by play-ers and nlayRocra.

Chaa. Frohmati Is negotiating for the ten-ancy of two. French theatres, at each ofwhich nn English season will be urrnuged

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while two complete copjpahles of Parisianiilnyersj will, during the Dugllsb Invasion ofPurls, occuby the two theatres that. will bemade vacant In London. The selection of tic.

two companies to Introduce English drama toParisian theatregoers bus not yet been made ;

but probably the company which was re-cently playing nt the Duke of York'H Theatre,under Mr. Frohmun's control, will he firstchosen, tiirhnllng ||, ]t. Irving anil VioletVnnhrngh. The play will .most likely . lie

"Merely Mary Aim," by Mr, Ziingwlll, whichby that time will buve bceu produced iul.ollllnll.

i "in lies Froliiuiiii and' Arthur t'nudlelghwill produce a new play, in three acts, byMr. I'lnero, during the Autumn, In. uaidun.Tho piece I* written In I

the dramatist'slighter vem nf hlirndr.Thursday morning n performance, for stage

right purposes wns given at the Elephantand Castle, of a new comedy drama, In fouracts, entitled "The Withered Hand." Thoauthors are Charles Hiildwln nnd Fred Hitch-In, and the piece Is to he taken out by Went

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worth Crake."Home, Sweet Home." Is the title of n new

drama to be produced at the Uran'd Theatre,Islington, oq Monday, by Louisa . reach andFrank Undo. ,

The ^OOth performance of "Tho Karl andthe tilii" took place at the Adclphl Theatrelast Tuesday.

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The King's Theatre, llnrnmersnilth, wnsvisited last week by August Van Hlene; whocombines Ihe art of acting with that ofcello playing. "The . Uroken Melody" (outof which he must have miule quite a smallfortune) was, on Monday played for aboutthe ,i,l liiih time. Not ao long ngo Mr. Vanlllene had Ii West-end senSun at the Princess

igeraWhOel." Jlrs, Iviui waa seventy-eight yearsof imc, nnd had spent most of her fife InChicago. ,.,'.. Ilowlund & Clifford arc busyat their desks at the National Printing Co.,preparing for the furthcoming senson. Threecompanies will play "Over Niagara lulls,"and. until Jan. 1, tbey will present Thus.J, Smith, In "The Ufimo Keeper." Theywill then prbduce a new play, featuring Mr.Smith. Later, probably In .i''obruary, tbeyexpect lo put out another now melo-drama. .','.... .Louis A. F.Moit Is at theNatlonul Printing Compnny, preparing forthe tour of "For Her Sake, under Ihe mnu-nircmctit of Pilgrim ft , Elliott. Hilly andLlhi Marble wilt be featured at the bead ofn compnny. which will also Include Kdwfli'd ,

Scrllmer. tieiirudc Itltchle, (inlr Sinclair. Theatre, though the play Is undoubtedlyIMwIn rerrlvnl and others. ... Shannon nnd better milted Jo suburban nmllcnces, HlBDixon conm to the Chicago Opera House leading lad); Is Lena Durnlclgh. Jstraight from five successful weeks at Sum-mer phrks In this vicinity The Summeropera' -season nt the People's Theatre lormlii-a.tcM Sunday evening, with the close of the"Pinafore" week. linslness has been fu'r,but not sufficient to warrant a continuationof the venture Chlcngonus enjoyed aplethora of hand music Inst week ; therewas a representative International conclave.lliuokc and his Chicago Marine Itnnd heldforth at the Coliseum. Morren tlno's llandaHossa waa at Cleveland's, and the First luiKiinl (ierninii Marine linnd held attentionat.Htvervlew The Dlsmarck Onrdcnsare at the. height of another prosperousseason. Carl Dunge'a Mctropolltun Hand laagain the feature. ,—

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Wnslilnatton.—At the Academy of Music(J. \\. Lyons, imiuagor) lust week closed theseason of the house nnd of the Fred HergerJr. Stock Co. "Code Tom's I'hIiIu" was thetlmil hill, and the patronage wns good. Thishouse will reopen early In August.

La win: mi: Si'.mmiiii Oariikn (Joseph W.Ilanlels.

,manager) continues prosperous.

This week : Scott and Howard, ilurns andWashlmm, May lloey and Mahel Fuldn.

ItivKHViKir iA. J. Hamhiii, manager).

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Mile. Ared. aerial descent on a hundred footwire, by the teeth., Ciir.vv Ciiasi: L.iKK (Herbert Claude, man-ager!.—The I", S. Murine Hand concerts con-tinue to draw large crowds. .. .

CaM.n John Hhiisik (Hoblnger llros, man-utters).—Concerts by Haley's Military Hrfndnightly are well attended.

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mer senson at the Midland Honed Thenlrp,July 4, with tlyrriirs "Our Hoys." The roster»( the cotaiinhy Is: Olive Nntlh. MhrV Mn6fJrcgor. Helen Jones, Josephine Fisher, Itelle

lluehannii. John O. Iliinlt, Walt Whitman,J, B. MncGtegur nud Jplui Dunn, ; „.

liie directors of tbclKmplre'hiVe decidedflint the next divertissement to follow "HighJinks" elm! I in; nn the subject of Kton, andwill prubiihly bear that title. Colonel New-born Davis Is the originator of the forthcom-ing entertainment, the music of which willhe supplied by Ciithhei't Clarke, the musicaldirector of the establishment. It will buIn one scene, and Mile, tlnnee, aa an ICtnnboy. should still further ahow her versatilityas ii mime and dancer.

There Is talk of a music ball being builtat Putney. There Is already one nt WalhainOreen, nnd Clapbum Junction la not far dis-tant for Ihe amusement seeker; but thefashion nowadays Is for entertainment to belocalized almost nt one's own door.

Joe Peteruiiin has a new entertainment Inpreparation, entitled "The Belle of the Ori-ent." , , . . i

The great wrestling match for thcworld'schampionship, between Tom Jenkins and i

Ocorgcs iinckenschmidt, takes place at theAllien Hull tonight,. and It looks, »("It It

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will he (he largest sporting gathering everheld within doors In F.nglnud. The arningv-inenls seem as nearly perfect as could be ex-pected. Ihe only element ot complaint beingthat the press Is not being looked after asIt should pe.

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Ike Hose was In London tot Of"' Of hisflying' trips this week. In company withLoncy Haskell he waa a Ci.ii'pkb Bureaucaller. As Is to bo expected, the GreatHnharet Is still hren'klhg ail re'ertrds on'thocontinent.

Trlxle Frlgaazn, Ilessle l'rlgsinza. llutbPeebles anil John Hues, of "Tee liiucc ofl'llsen." sailed for New York today.

Puke, Andriis and Frisco are hack at theI'nlace for 1 do not know the "how manyth"time. This, la now one .of the standard actsIn Knglsnrt. nnd 1 fear It will lie many daysIs-forc malingers Will nllow Hill Burke toretire to his (unions cnlilmge pntrli nn liOllgI.slnnd. . I ,

Xewhpuse and Ward are nt tho IHpiio-drolne. I am glad lq see. thnt Dick WardJe Iu.U} WMM to. health. . . ..... .

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jtjLt i& Tij^ Nfiw :Ytmfc gltppbsl 469Nelson's Newsboy Quintette, are at tho

Middlesex, im«l ul »o ut the Luuduu Shure-illtch. Uiln week.! >

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One bright June morning last week Chas.De r«'n» and Mis* Kemeral'da, the Instru-

mentalist, were Joln«il»i matrimony at Brlx-",,11. 0.1. Sato and Mr*. 8ato. respectively,

unve the bride and bridegroom ..away, andSfterwnrd* there wa* a pleasant little break-

fiat party, to which Thk Clippcx corre-

spondent was Invited, Beat wishes for thebunny couple.

The Amatos were Bureau callers thin week.Thev are In England on a holiday trip, andretutn to America 10.

Norman French ' returns • to t lie Pavilion

next week. He' has been highly successful

"A if Holt opened at the Metropolitan. Edge-

ware Itoad, last Monday. His surprisinglyoniuslng Imitation! of things In everyday life

kept the audience In such a state of laughterthat even after he bad finished his act it

was some time Before the merriment sub-

sided. He was certainly the bit of the bill.

Daisy Jerome, whoi is also nt the Metio-polltao, 1» a sprightly young lady with acharming presence. She sings a bright songIn refreshing style, afterwards contributing

a very clever dance. It Is very apparent,

by the applause accorded tier, she has estab-

lished herself a firm favorite, here.

Hart and Leo are at the Umpire, Swansea,this week. Their new song, "Follow theCrowd on a Sunday," Is meeting with bigsuccess everywhere. Jerry Hart Jr., Is ofable assistance to father and mother, as atopical verse nightly by him brings- downthe bonne.

The, features at the theatrical sports last

Tuesday were the successes of the athletic

members Of "The Prince of Pllsen" Co. Thehonors of the day were carried off by II. 8.

Whitney and I* It. Lefferson, Whitney win-ning the one hundred yards In great style,

la the fast time of 10%s., while Leffersnti

captured both the quarter tulle and halfmile 'cycle races. Altogether they have, fourprim Jo brjng home In remembrance of their

trip. I may add that Whitney's time In theone hundred yards is the fastest ever madeIn the theatrical sports.

W. C. Fields Is playing the Empire, Liver-pool, this week. All reports from the pro-

vinces show that Fields Is funnier than ever.The Chamberllns, lasso, lariat and rope

manipulators, are topping the bill nt the Em-pire, York. Judging by the amount of workbooked ahead by this act, I should say theyhave the managers In the ropes as Well asthe public.Dave Marlon, who laptop liner at .Bar-

nard's, Chatham, was a Bureau caller.,

Valazxl, the Canadian athlete and Juggler,

opened at the Tlvoll last Monday. Ills act,which Is hilled "Sloping the Slope oa aCnnnoa Ball,"'lB a decided novelty. He himjust finished a successful tour In SouthAmerica. ,

Jules Keller, band balancer, and Blcknel|e.

clay modeler, are the American contingentat the Empire, Shepherd's Rush, next week.

Rflllv had Taylor have Jnrt returned froma highly successful tour In the provinces.

This Is one of the few Dutch acts whichhave made good in England, They open atthe Palace on Monday next.Ahrensmeyer, hypnotist, who created such

n stir In the newspapers .last year, Is ap-pearing nightly nt the Cambridge. Otherfeatures at this hall are Charles Ml Ida re andthe Ilorellls.

Loney Haskell Is announced to appear, for

the llrst tlmeln England, at the Oxford, nextMonday. I have no doubt that the famousmonologlst will make a big success here.At the Empire, New CrOss, next week,

more than bait the net h mi the bill are Amer-ican. They are: Kelly and Gillette, Conwayand Leland, May - Henderson, Cliff Ky land.

and the Herald Comedy Four. This Is a fair

example of the formation of- the bills In thelions & Stoll houses. . jMarlon Winchester Is making quite a big

succcess at the Alhambrn, Paris, She Is alady who has the happy knack of showingoff the grandest costumes to the best pos-

sible advantage. On the same bill are theHarmony Four, Seymour and Dupre, andJohnson and Dean, ..

Madge and Morton are playing the Tl-

voll, Leeds, next week. Also st the Barras-ford house are Howard and Harris.

Knitfanl and Valentine, Paullnettl andI'lijuo, and Carl Herts are featured at theEmpire, Liverpool, next week.

Kurtz was a Ci.iwkii Bureau caller. Hislatest novelty is a competition for amateurJugglers. A prize will be given for the bestImpersonation of "Kurtz" In a plate Jugglingact. All competitors to find their own plates.— '

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Item, formerly u well known uctress, diedut the lorrest Home Friday July S, In thteighty-fourth year of her age.

uFSiSife'kZ2?" outdoor resorts, did abig holiday business July 4. and althoughrain Interfered to some extent daring therest of the week, the attendance arTrogcly»r£ ntwoctory. The carn\™»t at Wa?

M.tsiK ill sl:i i>.

• abash

Doaluii.—pug day w-entber got III somedisastrous work last week, and tie box officestatement* will not be shown with pride bytoe managers osf Indoor amusements. Tieparks and oraches pmilled by the weatherman's cruelty to suffering humanity. ForInstance, the

. number visiting never* Beach

^"ounc^ ™"Bjathers United shows, closed a two wees*stay II. They attracted their full share ofpatronage. Entertaining bills were present-ed at the parks Sunday. 10. as fallows;

•Ji 5"N l'A£K (A ' a

' McSwIgan, mana-ger).—*errarl Bros.' Carnival Band, RobertC. Lawrence, the coal miner comedian andsinger: Abbott Davidson, Harry and W'olfordi no. ,

Oakwcmid Fark (A. 8. MeSwigon, mnnn-

Carltnne, Clarice Templeton.Kkxnvwooi) I'ask iF. T. Moorehend, man-

ager).—Homestead Library Band, In addl-tlpn Jo the other regular amusements, which™malp throughout tM week, and Include:Amy H holey, the Flylug Duuhnrs. .

SonTHEitN I'AnK | A. S. McSWffln. mana-ger).—An exceptionally tine bill was offeredInst week. Adele Purvis Onrl. In h»r evolir-

»Jons on the revolving globe, was a feature.Abbott Davidson, comedian and singer, Inhis amusing specialties, was well received:Norton and llussell. In character changes,came 1n for plenty of applause: Harry Tsndn,Japanese; whirlwind acrobat and equilibrist,was accorded a great reception, and ae-quitted himself creditably: the ilurrv andWolford Trio have a singing., dancing andtalking act that could hardly be Improvedupon. Their mirth provoking songs and say-ings were strictly up to date. This weekthe management presents the Crlmnilus

two hundred thousand people. Circumstance*rendering It Impossible at (lie Taint of Finesto pull off the widely advertised lieud-ou -col-lision luptween two locomotives In the after-noon Of July -I, caused a riot lu which Mllvten thousand of the fifty thousand specta-tors Oa the grounds took part. Before thevhad finished the two locomotives were awreck, several booths were destroyed, eveurailroad ties .were pulled up, nnd many ofthe automatic machines nnd devices weresmashed. Some of the windows lu the hotelwere also smashed: Far a time the wildlyexcited crowd fought the police, sad all kindsof missiles were tin own. The officers used

oh I lardlost

thetr clubs freely and were finallyto draw their pistols. .No lives were ..

In the melee, hut many women fainted andBouie were trampled under foot. Managerti .Veil used good Judgment In postponing thecollision, as Hit crowd was so' large thatthe police could not keep the people lu eou-trnl, and It was considered very dangerousto '

At the Castle Square and Itowdoln Squarestock houses both 'places offered n produc-tion of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.' althoughthe two versions of t tie famous story prebv different builders. "Woodland," at the'Jreniont. and "The Isle of Hpice," at the(Sloiie, continue to stand the test nobly.N'ew shows are given at Keith's, the Palaceand Austin & Stone's Museum.

'I'm: mont 'TllRATSK (Jno. II. Sclioeffrl,

nl the lop notch at every performance. En-terminer* this week: West ami Van Slcklen,WlllbiuiM ii|ul Lunula. Mltcbe.ll nnd Cain,ami Hodges and l.iulnrniiiere. '

N'lUtiritliKUA F.uik (Curie Alherte. mana-ger!.—Annie Abbot, Jolin Mnyon and CO.,.ilttrhel and Marion, llowley and Italic. o0dneve moving pictures In the knmographsupply amusement for week of July It, At-tendance hovered nesr the record mark lastweek.

I.kxixiiton I'ARK (J. W. tSorman, mnns-gerl.— -J. W. (jnriiiau's Alabama Trouba-dours, claimed to be the best organization ofcolored singers and dancers in America, Is

providing. the fun lh|s week. Ilellghtful

weather drew the largest crowds of tile sen-son io the park last week.

IN.ivr ov I'inbk (Wm. II. O'Xell, mans-8en. —The Bummer season of Voudevllleus been iibandoursl. Ihd gives way this,week

lo n season of light opera. Mnnsger O'Xelllias completed arrangements with AdnlpliMayer to presenl hi* latest <SjMintlc success,"Mayo Ban." In the company nrv: IVterCurley, M. Lnwell. Annie l.lovil, I'loreuceTaylor. Marie Elmer, Klaiiche ltrnwti, Flor-ence Monroe. ller«vt:hllrK Jehnle ltnrry andothers.Mnr Ibifi.KVAtin Tn cat hi-. (J. W. (lor

fttsn, monger*.—Suppliers of fun this week:Village t'hlor, 'llim' Kealons. Onlgley llrotli-ers, Kltnhnli and Donovan, Kebny and Hol-ds, and the knmograph.

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1 uo.sMi'.—-Jack and Ihe lleanstalk" willsvmn tie presented nt the l"olnt of Pines. ...

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Mortimer Weldnri, of the Castle SquareSlock, will spend the Summer in Kast Hump-ton, Long Island Resale Wlilium, ofthis elty, has' joined the I'Niclor stock atthe One Hundred and Twenty tlflb StreetTheatre, New Vor* William Xorrls has'"'•n In I own the past week Kugene Or-:iioud.e. who Iuih been i lulling friends lu llos-

uuiilzatloii. will soon couinieuco rehearsinglu New York Mr. aud Mrs. Walter ifBedell, of the Huston Comedy Co., after aseason of fortj-rt* weeks In Canada, hartrvtnrneii to their home in Lynn for a rest,They #111 reouln until the latter parti ofihe Summer.

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Worcester—At the Worcester Theatre(Felix It. Wendelscbnefer, manager) week- hiJuly II, Hunter and Ilradford's Summer8lock Co., in tbelr ninth week of continuoussuccess, will produce "Alabama." tast w«ekthey presented "Charley's Aunt," to Verylucrative returns.

I<akk ( Worcester Consol. Bt. Ry, • Co.,iiinnDgersl.—Week of 11, J. W. Qnrmsa's In-ternational Vaudeville Co. will be the at-traction.' The company includes: Fierce- andMalaee, Itrooke, l,ambert and Co., Klein, ottRros; and Nicholson, and the Vedmari. Tilediving horses, "King" and "Queen." Will alsobe In evidence each day fur two perform-ances. , |

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Tanntas).— At Habbntln I'ark (J. J.Flynn. mnnpger) "Jack and the lleanstolk"proved n strong atlrartlon week' or July 4.The attendance was large nil the week. "TheTrolley 1'nrty'' conies week of ,11.

Tauqc-iSia Task (J. J. Flynn. manager) **The Fast Ime Hperiotty Co. WW fairly Welljreek pf 4. The Herald Kqiiaro Comedy I'd.,headed by Tony Huliivnn. will prezebl "FUnon the HFlstot" week of 11.PaWXM IHiJ-'H IjVil.nJViiHT cotnes July 23,

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eattlo. — At the (Irani) Opera House

"The I'roud Prince," did well July tul. . .

Tiiren Avkni'k TiiKATKB (ltus»e,ll * Draw,iinnagera). -Week of il atilfd Avenue The-nre fltock Co., In 1'Dr. .Inky 1 1 and Mr, llydei"

HiSMtHAAMA.

Plilladelptila.— Tbe Summer dullness,Into which theatrical nffalrs ' have settled,

continues unchanged. The four open the-

atres are doing a fair business, consideringthe season of the year, while the numerousoutdoor parks ore attracting large numbersof imtrwiK. '. ...FAKK TlifeATBH (F. 0. Nlxon-N|rdl|nger,

manager).—After a successful fortnight for

"Princess Bonnie," the offering at this housenow Is "The Belle of New York. '

Klsle

i mils, , formerly known on the vaudevillestage as Little Klsle, Is seen as Fill, whileother principals In the cast are Harry Short,Sullivan and Weston, (leorgla Campbell,Moore and Flaherty, Cecilia Rhoda, Bert Car-ter and Nan Bonneville,

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Kkitii'h Bijou (E. P. Lyons, resident

manager).—"The Butterflies" la the offering

by the stock company this week, while re-

urareals are being held for "Who Is Brawn I

to be presented next week. Capital nttend-nncc and abundance of applause greeted theperformances of "Why Smith Left HomeI li H t W I* iilf

Keith's Nhw Tn«ATRB (H. T. Jordan,resident manager).—Included In the bill this

week are: Olive May and John W. AlbaughJr., Horry Davenport, Smith nnd Campbell,KuiU Uoch, Jane lOlton and company, l^oiir

Klanoa. , Harry C. Stanley and Doris Wil-son, Delmore and Oneida, MacOrath Broth-ers, Oormart and West, the Gagnaux, Win.Hobblas and I, villa Trenoman, William BIs-

sett and Join Scott, Alexis and Schall, andthe hiograpb.Ltcbuu Tiieatiib (John G. Jermon, man-

ager).—Entertainment Is furnished thisweek by the Big 8ensotlon Burlcsquers,while us o special the management has se-

cured Santelle, strong man. The BostonBeauties and Young Jack O'Brien enter-tained goodly numbers last week.Willow Grovd 1'auk (Management Phlia.

Itapla Transit Co.)—In addition to the otherregular

(,amusements which continue un-

changed, the musical entertainment Is fur-nished this week by Haskell Indian Band.

Wonnwiifi Park (Woodslde Park Amuse-ment Co., managers).—The Third HeglmentInfantry Band. N. a. P., Is now furnishingthe music at this park, with tbe balance ofthe amusements continuing unchanged.Chbhthut Him. Pabk (H. P. Aucliy, man-

ager).—The Hoyal Venetian Band toot wlthpopular approval ot this park last week andcontinues to hold the band stand, sharinghonors with the other regular outdooramusements.

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Wanimnuton Pabk (Wm. J. Thompson,manager).—There Is no change In tbe musi-cal or other offerings at this park.

N'otkh.—Charles H. Blaney. the lessee ofthe Arch St. Theatre, expects to open thathouse early In August. Combinations willbe played, with a weekly change of bill, andthe prices ore to range from fifteen to fifty

cents for evening performances, and ten to

twenty-five cents for matinees. Matinee dayswill bo Monday, Wednesday, Friday sodSaturday......The new Kensington Thea-tre, .now being built for Manager Hart, w I

probably be opened about Sept. S. It will

peat almost 1,800 people Mrs. Annie J.

and "The Wheat Pit.Island Park.—Pain's Burning of Rome

opened July 4, for two weeks, to good busi-ness. Bain interfered with the perform-ances, but the week closed satisfactory.Notkh.—Fred Chaiincey. of this city, stoge

director for the Highland I'ark Btock Co.,In home for n ..week ...... Spencer (". ChnT-ters. of the Thomas Shea Co., whose homeIs here, left 8 for a trip through Canada. . .

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/euo, Carl and Zeno succeed the Flying Am-bers with the Pain productions W. S.Magtilre, head of the department of pub-licity for rhe I'alo productions. left II forKile. l'n.. after two weeks' good work here.He introduced a number of new features hereIn the way of advertising, nnd his successhas won high praise.

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LnncasieV.—At the Roof (inrden (JohnB. Peoples, manager) the hill for week ofJuly n Includes: Kddle (llrard und JessieHardener, .Mr. und Mrs. Buckley and com-pany. Klo lirotriers. Marsh and Kartells,lieorge Spink. Sullivan and l'as<|iielena, ItubyTweed, who Is a local child, .singing anddancing specialist, and others. The operetta,"Love "Will Find a -Way,", a Ideal composi-tion, 18-2.-1.

HncKV SriiiNiis Paiik Tkkatiie ill. It.

Griltlths, manager).—As a religious enmp-nieetlng occupies the park and theatre, noperformances will lie given 11-16.

Nom—rChas. A. Yecker, of the Fultonnpern House management, left for Ht. Lopls0. lie will attend the Rational Bill Posters'Association, of which he Is one of the twodelegates from Pennsylvania.

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Erie.—At Wuliimeer Summer Resort amiBathing Beach (Thos. Muloney. manager)large dully and evening attendance enjoythe elegant programmes. Commencing July11 and week: Bryant and Savllle Minstrels.

I'n c ii Mii.k CHKKK. I'AnK enjoyed largebushiest during tbe past week, with Klls-worlh and Bart, Princess Chlnqullln, Jen-nings nnd Renfrew, . Ramsey Sisters, aud.Mary I.eroy.

Niitk.— At Sixteenth und Peach the Rob-inson Musical Co, held forth for week ofJuly 4, under the auspices of I. O. O. F. andII. P. 0. Ti., No. 07, of Erie, Pa., to verylarge attendance.

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WtlltnmaiMirt. At I lie Viilliiuinnt ParkPavilion (l.ymau A. Pray, malinger) theVallumont Stock Co. drew record breakinghouses July •*-«. In i "Northern Lights," and"The Belle of Richmond," 7-0. "Xlobe" will

be the hill JJ1-1H, and "Lost Paradise" 14 Hi.

Notkh.—Max Schrader, of this city, andMollis Stone, both Joined tbe Valluamut

platedMulgcr.

Important last chr.ngea seem to pave panned•ut 0. K. The rale '>' Jnlt lllrd

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os the Blue Jay, Is tJ

.In a fir different vel

der Clark's laterpretatlon of the part. Helias on "Old Hoss lloey makeup, ami in-traduces lots of new hiislness. A new souu is

sung by Mr. Bulger, entitled "No Bird liverFlew So High He Didn't Have. to Light,"nnd ha* met with big success from' the sfnl-t.

Albe Dovey's Dove Is also original, and Is

a pletislng change. "Woodland" will remainhere unlll Aug. 20. and will be succeeded by"The siio-tiiiu" fur n run. liehearsalN ofthe latter olecc will begin this week III thiscity. , During the next few Weeks the Interiorof the house will he- redecorated and whenMulshed ought to be Ihe I'.'indsomeHt piny-house in this slty, 'The work of redecoratingwill not Interfere with the performance.

<ii.on>: Tiikatiik (Stair A Wilbur, mana-?ersl.—Nine weeks hnve passed and "Thesie of' Spice" continues to entertain nudl-

iiK'es of suOlcleot Size to allow managementto keep show on the Isurds and make money.A imltjue feature In. local theatricals Is In-

tr(uli|ced this week by Tin- Uvutttn runt. .Thepaper has "bought the house" for the per-formance on, July )4. Last Sunday's editionOf Thr 'I'tmt 'cuntiilued coupon, two' ofwhich entitled one to a reserved seat. It Isneedless to say Ihe .house will lie Jammed lothe iIooih on that night. In order 'to

strengthen the jllece before It Is' given aBroadwuy • production, many Importantchanges are to Is? made. Alexander Clark,milieu (iregory and llerliert Cawthorne areIn town" rehearsing llie rotes now played by(ills Weinberg,. Denmnn Muley and HarryMcConnell, nnd will replace the latter comediiiiiH within a fortnight. New costumes

nay, to be used In thesnow. A change InMonday, July 18, the

niece being moved (o the Mujestlc, which buslieen closed since early In May.

i'anti.k HocAiu: Tii^ATin: (J. II. Ijmery,mnimger).—Last week was a gain due ntthis house, large audiences assembling togreet the newcomers to tb« stock "cOmpahyand listen lo a well presented iierforniHnceof "Men And Women." The weather hftd fto

terrors for the regular patrons, CampbellHtrntton's version of the well known storyof "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" Is the Vehiclewhich the stock Is showing thin week.

. Wil-liam Humphrey assumes the dual characterso successfully created by Richard Mans-field. A succession of notsbly strong prodiici'ons has been planned for the balanceof tbe dimmer season. "Caprice" Is an-nounced for the week beginning July IS.IMWISUN SguAii); Tiikatiik (G. V.. \.e

nianoiatand "Too Much Jnliuson/' \\eik of lo'thehouse Is dark. ,

A1.i<axar Tnr.ATDB.-^Weeli of tl : The Wlede-maim <'«., In ."Tennessee's I'anluer" and"Love Finds a Wny." Week of lu. the Wiede-mann Co., in repertory.

I lllrd. formcrlv *JHreturu to New lork In AtUrimL to begin WilSd.N Tmkatkk.—New l . Allnian Bros..

imyeM by Harry rehearsals with the "king DorW' Co. Felice Aieiniiarln . Mr. and Mrs. George tjor-In than Alevan- ."• ,*• ''arnet has secured "Hoodie * Co.." rell, Kd. Fisher, Gene Ktug. More Long, andf the part. He "»<! will eollnlsirate with Harold Oils and klneloseope pictures. '

*'nnd will collalsirute with Harold (Ills andJohn II. Dunsinnre, the author and composer,tor Its professional presentation Chas.II. Perry, advertising manager pf the Tit-moot Theatre, Is also doing the publicityWork for .Noromhegu, Lexington and otherwell known local parks.

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.swell.—Ideal park weather (hiring tbepast week brought Joy to .Isith pleasureseekers and managers for the llrst lime thisseason. July 4 the parks were filled tooverflowing, lo enjoy the many extra at-tractions offered.Lakkvikw Tiikatiir (J. J. Klynn. mnnn

Daniels, Frank L. Perry, irarry Deco*. Benillusion Duo. Clever Cnnkey, Arthur Henries,nnd moving nlciilrcs.

Ciimioi'K TilHATnil.—New : The Wheelers,niisJleld, Clifford Sisters, Frledlnnder llrok,

Ivnnhne, Walter Jones, J, Turner Wall, Kd,grr).—Adiiiuliil nnd Taylor headed the Sans Scott, the < I rent Ciiiuplsdl, nud I'eurl Ashley.Soucl Specialty Co, here last week success . afit I If nnil Ihs ll'lluftvisi l« iI.a u»Alkl„d la.l eon ' • . .— 1.

hJirniK TtiKATHK.—New : Winters andHummers. Vardnmaiiti. Mnano and Moran,Ijiwreme Weaver, and moving pictures,

Cuvstai. Thkatrm.—New ! McKeever aOdSundry, Jones und Robinson, Ward, llnn-tielvn and Ward. Leu White, and movingpicture.!.

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onwiKfii Thkatmh.—New: Tegge andJleJioe,

i;(bv«

lllg llll'l

lOi'K 'I'tlt:

siunsiiebi, cnffoiii sisters, Frledinnu

Taeoron— Atma milter I

fully, add 'he Wilsons, in Ihe revolving, bidder SCI. did well. Current: Hewitts. JamesW. Bingham. Howard and Anderson. LewDewltt. Business Is good.

W'ii.i.iiwiiai.k Pamk Tiiratiih (BowersBrothers, managers).—Pain's) Colored Killer-miners held the attention of giHsl slscilcrowds lust week.

Canoiiu: Lakk Paiik Tiihatkk (.New Morions, Klppy. juggler:Hampshire Traction C«„ managers).—IM; |rraj M Trncv"'''•

he Tacoiao . Theatre (ftI-:. II. Sntlie'rn, In "Tht

Piond Prince/ drew a good house June UThis closed Hie sisAsuii at tills hoilse. . .

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LVcmui Tiikatiik (I). Worley, nmnnger).—"I'licle'lom's Cabin,", hy the stock, is doinggood business,

Kui'iiiH Tiikatiih.—Week of July 4: Themy. Jusrler: L. C. I.smnr, nnd

has Ih'cii very good during' the pintI 9the bill offered lieing Ihe hest of"

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nit

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nnd scenery arc under way, to be. used In theNew lork deblit Of the Show. A. change lpabode will lip piaile un Monday, .lnlv is, the

agaaweek,seasons, the Three Keutons, es|>ec|ally"Blister." made N'u'rcesk'M, and Ihe VillageChoir, of "Way Down Fast" Tame, was Wellreceived Current: J. W; liorman'a Impe-rial Minstrels will entertain. Bob Uveas,lriterl«sMit/.r, HHrr-y Baker and Will Plill-brick. eofi tuen,

II VMi'Tnv ' IlKAPlt Casino, HaMI'To*. N

CkVBTAi. tiiKATUK.— Week of 4 : Thelloldsworths, Mine, (llldle, Seymnur anil May,Leu Spencer, und the moving pictures. At-tendance Is Bond. nw ' '

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Thk Diii'iikim Is iloltig n fair business,Tin RniMoy, with Farmer Jones' ipig*,

drew good honses last weak.Pllpkxix TllKAtliK (deo. Tfoielt, matin

1?rh— >*««!« .»' .-• ,i _ Tlie Hhaw Slaters,'llAMITdS' ' IIRAClt (..'AMINO, IIAMITON. N. ]|n ,i r |cd Hall Iternb e It.sluor- I nly . B,,.II. (Wm. II. Phlnney. manager).—This liieas- „*

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l'ri<* ami L»« e UoiV tt.'lire resort was crowded all last wA. Zym\\"'JRBJ^WBilu %iy<LV&V J Tikmami lb. Hin.lr.. Ims ,.,i loved lllu.enl on»rrt„. nH^,JjU,BS.,l

lSBS,.,?'« K^JLWP't* .

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Sew people weekHolmes, Nelsunlaand Koiielli

Stock 4 Wlllliimsport Lodge,

B. P. p. Rika, la making big i

the KIks' reunion at cincluuat

. in,it. P, 0. Rlks, Is making big prpa ration, for

the KIks' reunion nt Cincinnati. Thev leavehere by special train, via N. Y. C, 17, andwill tie Joined bv the lodges from Reoovo,Lock Haven, Milton, Suulmry. Danville,Blooiiisbiii'g, Hlitiniokln and Ml. Ctirmel.

Ail s, Ai Lakemnnt Park Theatre (8.

S. Crane, manager) week of July 4 the All

Star Vaudeville Co., composed of St. Johnand Le Prvre, Tommy Hayes, Hastings andSheldon, the Musical Ooodmaun, and Fordand Dot West attracted large audiences, es-

pecially on July 4,. when the house wnapacked.

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MAINE.

Portland.—Our Summer amusement seek-

ers were favored with very satisfactory

weather conditions during the past week,

and patronised tbe resorts freely.

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Ohm TilBATnK, Peek's Island (C. W. I.

(iodlng, manager).—The attendance here

July 4 was to the capacity both mnt'neeJ . * . I— — ..-. #.. .. At... laJasasi as likilnn

l In op, manager).—The house company ap-pears this Week In the well known melo-drama. "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." FrederickMuri'uv, k local actor, who lias pleased luthe drama, hss the title role. Corlnne ,Cont-well and Florence Hull have the principalfemule characters. That "Uncle- Tom'sCabin" Is stilt a good drawing curd wasshown by the good sited audiences at thishouse lust week. The presentation was ahighly commendable one from a cast andscenic viewpoint. Monger Arthur (IrlRln'sheneiit was a big success, and so wus theperformance of "Our Boys." "Htrects otNew York" will be done next week.,Kkith'b Tiikatiik (B. F. Keith, mana-

ger).— It seems sb If the shows at this housegrow better every week, last week's bill Mngone ot the best arranged shows seen herethis season.' Meiiiiyre and Heath headedthe vaudeville, entertainment, and receivedtheir customary reception. It Is worth tbeprice of admission to ace these two VeteransIn their .sketches. The remainder of show«/iis In keeping with the feature card. .' Cur-rent offerings : Fnileltes Orchestra, Mclnlyreand Heath, AI. Lawrence, Lanole Brothers,I.ydell nhd Kitttcrworth, llnyward and Hay-

:'l» Nelspnlg, manager),—of ii Wei Colt family.uml Holmes, and Rossley

^CdKt'fi n'Ai.KNK (Jacob Uoeta, manager)^The Croltv Trio. Jas. S, l)«rvlu, Cui'laln andBlnssom. rid, White nad Myrtle FraBkJ, ,,

CoMtglK. (I. D, llollunil, ManappT.-lOr-ion and

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;i,eiit«, Lola Fawn, OlrhVNoel amiLillian Howe.

Nunkin A Rowk'h cisres turned awaybusiness ut IsitU lierfoiuiumes 4. ' v

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Ne» Orlraii.. At Jlltl WenLKnd <Ji.J.enrcprah. manager) McMahou's kllnstrelMaids, minus some few announced turtt's,fin ul shod the si rise bill at tills popular lagOresnrl week of Jlily :i. nud "llie Main's'' V«iupprcluiliiii, I'alvettl'H concert baud, us welllis tbe spleiiilld blogrupli muclilue, l|i clistgiof Opsrator Joe Miifiuolla. wills a One Sat ofnew IIIiiim, won much well merited iippltitHc.Manager Corcoran promises n chaiign or""

gerL-^-After many dlsnppolntnieius. owing lor week of 10, .. r

ana night, and business for the remainder ward, Scbenck Brothers, the Mitchells, Harryof the week was extremely good. The play, WataoA. Harry La Hose and company. Caro-"Charley's' Aunt," as produced by the popular | V n Williams, Brothers La Sole, and new pic-

stock company, gave great satisfaction. The tures in the hiograpb.

musical Releclloiis. as rendered by the Hob- 1'ai,ack THKatiik (Charles II. Waldron,tonla Ladles' Orchestra, are a valued feat- manager).—Manager Wnldron's slock bur-

ure and were fully appreciated hy tbe pa- lesiuie company Is seen this week In two newtroi'iH The Btock will offer, during the week biirlcsiiiies, "Fogun's Hotel" and "A Surprise

of 11, "AH the Comforts of Home. I'arly, Tl\e following ore olio cards : FordItjtiTbAsn Tiikatiik (James K. Moore, and Yokes, Iteno nud Smith. Ilayuaii ajid

mabager).—One of the most popular plays Franklin. Canlleld and .Roberts, and Johnyet produced by the Byron Douglass Stock Hart and company. Last week's burlesques

Co here was "The Belie of Ulcluuond," as were full of good comedy, bright lines andpresented 4-u, to houses of guodly propor-

tions. Bouveulr pjiotogrnphs of Henrietta

Brown, the leading lady of the company,were presented to the ladles attending,

Kkri Bishop and orchestra discourse enliven

lug music, and numerous electric fans, advantngeotisly placed about the house, keep

catchy music, nnd during their action wereseveral good vaudeville numbers.

ACSTIN k SroXK'K MlSKlJt iStune AShow, managers).—Bill Washington's South-ern Hereunder*, la rell nod negro minstrelsy,occupy the curio hall this week. Some oftbe features of the show: Bedford's urehee

ths temneraitiro'at n low polnL 'i'he.hlll for tro ond brass baud, Watermelon (Jiturtet,"SS"3i«J ..^...r'.—.f. oaeon Trl0 j^ntucky Hexlet, Smith's Com-11 .iifd week will lie "Blue Jeans

Can CoTTAUH Thbatiik (K. V. Phetan,

manager).— The patrouage here has proved

very encouraging to the management, and

the audiences accord a full measure of ap-

preciation. "JOck and the Beanstalk waspresented by the K. V. Phelan tjpera Co. verv

sticcessfiilly during the week of 4. Week of

11. "Fro Dldvnlo'7

will be the pfferlng.

hivKitroN Paiik (D. H. Bmllh. realdent

mnnagerl.—The attendance at the Hustle

Theatre was good 4-11. and patrons were well

pleased With the following bill : Ilolcombe,

Curtis nnd Webb, llebert and ttogers, Withand Hodgkins. tbe Three Illcknuins, the Rice

Family. Concerts dally by tbe Boston Con-

cert Orchestra.Notes.—Michael J. Oarrlty, manager of

Cabn & Grant's Bill Posting Co. for (bli and

edy Four, and the New Orleans Dim. Ileal In r. the Monster python, and Mortoua,sleight of linuil umn, are other cards. Thestage performers are: (lladys P.verton,. JackStewart. AtiVette. Hose Bacon. Viola Ban-croft, John Foreilaitgh. Harry Powell, Har-ris and Merlo, Thorntoii Sisters, Kamoshland Walter, Powell Comedy Trio, Frnnktlnnnd lllatt, und Madison Brothers.

and Ihe theatre has enjoyed liberal patronage, (illroy. Hnynes and Montgomery headliiKnn excellent bill. Nelson and MIBedge, In"(Bass Put In:" James and Bonnie Farley.Ihe Illckiilnn Brothers, Cordon Kldrld, andArvello are entertaining this week.

' Mkxtmx.—Along "nie like" . In CllyPark. July 4, was seen L. B. Walker's heiin-tlful orient; Walker, Dexter aiidHeblerliig-er's "laughing galiefy," a new feature here;Prof. Chas. Wulrotta sunk,' museum, tl. A.(lutlett's marine museum, v<lolri Hitltoii BIII'mWild Nell," and Ihe monkey girl, All reported big business, without exception(leorge I'niiaiinii Is slsge manager al ijike-

vlew Theatre this season ..... .Frank Mini(is?, at the Worcester Theatre, Worcester,Mass., met with much success with the N*WYork Players, directing the stage and play-ing the leads.

New li.-ilf.ini.—At Sheedy's PurchaseStreet" Theatre (DuVld It, HUlBnton. uianager) "The. .Street* of NewYori" wo* givena creditable product lob during the tiiis) weekby the; Buflinton Slock Co. Palronuge wasfair at each iierforinAnce, with the eleep.tlon of iiHio|s-nileiioe Day, when the toitsewas found tmi smull to accommodate theI ilsli. This week's offering Is ' Wicked 1 .os

don."Lincoln Paiik (Isaac W. I'lirlps, mnnn'rl.-^-AfteV many disappointments, owlnt.

io Ihe unfavorable condition of the weiilliei.this ideal Summer park 0|>ened July 1. Willinil ihe Bttractliuis usually founil at out dooril>soris, The rustic theatre «ff.n ihe Meccafor all, nnd u good vaudeville s|tow was .pre-

sented by FraaKlIn und HopVlVis, In a char-ncter sketch; Daly and De Klttiar, In ami-bntlc feats; Copplnger and White, slngefsnnd drincers; Harris and .Merlo, as "lloincoaud Jiillrt.;" Piof. Frederick. Hi legcrdeuiitlr,ntnl moving rricturrs. P.itronnge coutiniicdla rite throughout the week,

MaiiINR Paiik ami Lakkhmu: I'aiik con-lliiiie lo atlracl with uinslc. dane|ng, boutlng.clitni hakes and picnic pnrtles.

NoTKh.—lliolse Mortimer, the well knownn|>era singer, Is Inuring the Unomls Slimmerpark circuit, and meeting with gratifyingsiit'i-ess. She Is engngi'd tne present week atMnyllower I'nrk, Atlinl, Mass OliverLocke, fli<i export glass worker, Is convales-cent In tills city, lifter a lung siege of Illness.

Hprliiullelil—At llninpdeii Park (P. K.Shea It Co.. iniinagers) (he Wilbur OperaCo. was the .iltracllon In ihe theatre lastweek.

NrtTHS.—Joe Blnn, o' this city, la to hewith "The Factory lilrl" ognln neat, neason.. .....Johr. T. Itfly Is now playing theKeith circuit, after which he will JoinBrady's "Foxy Grandpa" Co., for his thirdseason.,.......nie.Oidrolves exhibition of

was a big._ Aerie of Ragles

took In about forty hew members, afterwhich Ihe charter was closed. The mem-bers at present number one hundred umlsixty An entertainment was given atthe Court Square Theatre July 8, for the

~'Pra Compntjy's members,

u ton, and Dot Collins. Business Is good.a

simkutir—At the' Auditorium (Harry Cllnyward, ihuiuiger) the Jessie Shirley Co.irssi'lilod "liilieilliince" '

tig Irtislness eiiiilliuies.

presented "Inheritance" for week of JulV 4;Big lUislness cotittiim

Kiiikon ( Francis

Mil

Black Tknt III.

wilier walking, at Lakeside Park,feature .The Oreenlleld Aerie

. Ariuiiiiil, manager).

—

(Ifsyd business sini prevails al tills cosy lltllrtent show, which exhibits a miniature navalha i tie between HiMsis; and Japan.M Fooi.imii lint si;

,(i:d, f>vy, maun'

gef),— Nothing hat wards of praise andlaughs can be heard front Die many whovisit this popular mirror malxe nightly...Atiimctii! Paiik (l|. C. FoiirTon. mana-ger).—The Hum Comedy Co, had a bigweek's business for their cloning week, JulyS, present lug "My Friend from India/' Tbesplendid work of the entire couiunuy andchorus won them many recalls. Llltle Chipolid Maey Marshall, as usual, scored hcsvllv.The imperiui OpeVa Co. Is underlined forweek or 10, presenting "The Mikado," withother operas to follow,

,Norm—-Morris Marks, Ihe popular busi-ness malinger uml treasurer of the Newllreenwiili Theatre, arrived hi.nSe Week ofJuly II Work Is being rapidly pushednn the mm of the So., Amusement Co., atAthletic Park, and many of the animals,etc., have ulreudy arrived Prof, JohnDenier, ihe famous obi time clown, staleda most elaborate programme it the CityPark July 4, slid was ably assisted by hisdaughter.' Mrs. T, J. Boyle, the'wpknown Nashville; Tenn., theatrical manager.left for N'ew York to look nfler her Intereststhere. Her many friends will be pleased tolearn that her mother, who bnsbeen seriouslyill here. Is much Improved Dan YdUOf.opera comedian, Is here with the ImjwHSlOpera Co., and Is being greeted by a iseloii

Of friends and admirers Percy cahlll.

NicKKbouKUX ,11. It. Walker, manager).—_.WMI Jack niid his company of Wild West short Huff, after' whlcii she expecis'to "go tocowboys are In Ihelr second week. Mile. Ole. tiurepe, lo remain until Jonuary.

Kellle, „. .m- ,— r.—

spending a week In town a

Manager -Garrlty, of the Jeffi

„ BbollArlr.onn Jack altd his eomptiuy ot Wild Wentcowboys ire In Ihelr second week. Mile. Oflady magician : Jam. ventriloquist, and ascore, of pretty girls In athletic contest*.Stage-: Ditmont and Harris, Mike Freuey,Day and French, Dolly Orey, Cofa l.ltttelleld,

nod a few other sets.

okkctst Oaudsks (Woo. H. O'.Vell. uan-Fiynn's "Trolley Parly" won

,ilafely ' last week. The piece

kwrltten and brought up to dale,... d for use In the HudirtiPr abaw-

hoiu.es. A strong coihpatiy ofiraude'tllllauserson Theatre, f.ppeanvl In the presentation. Huslness-wus

the well known parody writer ami minstrel.Into of Harlow ft Wilson's Minstrels.has Just Issued bis new parody hook....'t.

Wilbur OUera Company's members, who Wcle Kmlle Nlppert. scenic nrflal of the Tulnnelort at rinded here. The patronage was unite and Crescent theatres, was married week ofliberal, and a pleasing prograinine waa ren- Juno 'HI ta a non-profeaalonal, of (lawman,dcred Six members of Slg. Sntitelie's '

Circus were made members of the PalmerAerie ofKagles July 7 Violet Lu FlowerIs visiting her puteids In this city for «

Tex. After a brief bridal todr Ihe rdljplswill take up their residence In this city.

N

l.rim. — At.ilorroflh's Sumuier Theatre,

Hftleni Willows (M J. Doyle, manager), Iheattendance the ptH t (reek was large arid Iheshow ffn>. Tills week one or Mr. Herman'sfarce comedy companies Is presenting "TheOlbjion (llrl

j*1

,written ly Matthew ptf.

°—Jt-r-Tbe work of renlgclng the burnedTheatrr

NOTlt;Lynn

XOIITII 1 AH()L1\A.

t'liarlottf.—At Ljtla Park Auditorium<W, II. Peters, manager) business cohtliiuesgood. Friday, July I, broke all previousrecords of atiendance. Mr. Peters snd Co.have taken the porrtilar fancy, wlthonl*udoubt.

• »»

Th

>* Is progtesslhg slowlyjnirely. and Manager Harrison expert

' Is hew hmtse renny early In the seasonThe Markle Harder Co., a Lynn or

luit

a to

specialties.

470 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 16,

IO- I" JES TURB.KENO, WALSH i MELROSE

THE BEST SURE#FIRE TWENTY MINUTE LAUGHING AND APPLAUDING HIT IN VAUDEVILLE.

1 RLHRR MEMIOHK, <>« World'. Greate.t l ton Trick Gronnd Aeiobal, Is now Introducing' aeveral mw Acrobatic Prat.. THIS ACT AT I.IIIKHTV A HI Kit .HU S3, FOR FIRST CLASSCOMPANY or VAl'OKVII.LK DATKH, Adrirea* m. per route, CKLKRON PARK THBATBK, Jameatown, M. V., week of Jul v IHidweik of July IN.

MABEL PAIGEClever, Good Looking, Yonpg Jnvenlle Woman, with a handmntf modern winl-

robas Bend phniu, to !« returned; First Claaa. Hinging and Dancing or AcrobaticTeam (ladv and gentlemen), capable of Playing Small Parte, and molt changefar week) Projieily Man, « lib good specialty; lieavy and Character Mant Man toHandle Scenery and Moving Plctara Machine. Will pay caah for "Fan.t"Scenery. Stale w hat you have anil condition. Alio lowvat price. State loweat•alary In each ts.e, unci what yon can and will da. Can a.e First Claaa OpeningBill* Geraldine Rut.ell, aend your addreea.

HENRY F. WILLARD A CO., »inio»r», Montgomery, Ala.

ROGER HUGH L. SUZANNE

IMMOF. CONN and CORINNED.-„„-nl aTIir „«..!«/• «r ItAJITAr, l„ll„r„Mjft "i doings ofmnr

HAVE JUNE 8 OPEN-- 1907.ITINKKART—At present-, camping on the MlmlKHlnpl Hirer; Aug.l, Chicago Opera Home; Auir.H to IS, riilirniHlTiur. Engaged with n lllg Show Ht a Big Hulitry, Willi Ihelr lllg Act, making a Big Hit

|S the lllg Theatres of tlio HIk cities. Open Ann. 21 Willi BUB MANCI1EHTHR and aillK

HIM,'* VANITY FAIR. Close Mnj Ui Willi Vimllv Fair. Open Juno 7 Ht t'AI.M K TllKA-THK, LONDON, Kngliiml, rnr H weeks (permission Manchester A HMD. Return to America Aug. 9and reopen With the lllg Show. AND KVKRYBOHY PERFECTLY SATISFIED, TOO.. Btmngo, work In He m'Hrvu.

CEDAR RAPIDS

CARNIVAL AND EXPOSITION

NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR US.WANTED—Tlio highest clnsa attractions of nil kinds. Also a nimlicr of clean MldwlytSliows

ArtilrnsH. JO. K. BARTON, Manager, Cedar Rapid., la.

THRUS MOHB GOOD < >IV1£*»>.

MY OLD HOME IN SOUTHLAND.n.v iniittoN mid JAOKBON.

WILL YOU BE MY CHICKADEEBy OULVKR and NEEIHIAM.

FATAL NIGHT of the BALLg| IIEUKNKB and WINFORI). . "

*

Bend late programme and pottago (or Froteaalonal Uoplee or latest InaL and Vocal Mnile.orchestration* 10c.

PIONEER PUBLISHING CO.,H08-S09 Baltimore Illdg., Chicago, 111.

! THE BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATED SONG-FREE!

MY MOTHERS CRADLE SONGgong and orohcalralhHiH in J keys. Wc alio publish "Ainorout Waltzes" (or band," "FaplnlaWaltzoa" for orchestra, and tho grout Pike Bung, "Hello There, Mike!"

en u isni AN PUB. CO., I.. B. l>. -in., at. I.ucil.. Mo.

Bth Season — WANTI I904-0S

EDWARDS' STOCK CO.Til r. DUST- Agriii, I'liiiii. Ileavv Man, Juvenile Man 'with Plolure Machine, 8. and D. Comedian'Character M«n, 1'ronorlv Man to FIiij Paris, Loadl|ig WnmaD, S. nnd It. Soubrotle, Character,Woman'Those vvllli specialties preferred, (ioort modern and Bnuairo cut wardrobe. REHEARSALS AUG. 10,AT MARTI XHBUIKl. W. Vn. Address

JKFFKHKON iiai.i.. Manager, 34 Bunker mil St., CUarlettown, Maaa.

People in All Lines for A No. 1 Melodrama,

Also Band and Orchestra.All people miiBt donlilv tit bund. Mum bo sober, reliable, mid mako good, flood Stage Carpenter who

mate all in tint letter, and don't mlsieprescnMANAOHH, Boa 90S, Burlington. N.J

can play parts. Salary nituf he low, a* It Is sure. Stale all In llrnt loiter, anil don't misrepresent, oryou will ho rinsed at first rehearsal Addreea

ARIIMGTOIM COMEDIANS,Leading larj, Heavy Iin, Character Woman; alio Piano Player.

SEASON OPKNB AUU, 1. NHASON 40 YVKKKH,,

Aililn >•* \VA l.TK li A IllMi ton, Naahvllle, Illlnola.

Atteiititin, I ttt lit it I Slinfom!Read What JOHN W. VOGKL., Mgr. Vngrl'i Big Mlnatrela, .aye abbot

'DEAR HEART, I KNOW NOT WHY."FRIEND JIM—Vournongtaagoni. Sond ma the orchestration at once, nnd I will certainly have II

a 111 in V Hint Hurl U'hon fii'imnn olipna. Wl.llhiff vim nmcll hiicitmii Hlnpir.lv vmirasung In

FREE

r.iMi jibi— louraong is a gem. senu me iiicnroncatratinn hi onee, imn t win cortaini]my Oral- nan when season opens. Wishing you much bucccsb, Blncetoly yours,KK to professional) Bending laleiirogmni. (irehcstrallon, 10c. JNo. \v. V

' Address JAMES ORKEN, care of Nelaon Muale Co.. IB* Dearborn 81., 0111

. 'OOKL.CHICAGO.liU- i— ' i

MURRAY&MACKEYWANT

GOOD, USEFUL REPERTOIRE PEOPLE.Itoal mlarenrcsoiit. Address JOHN J. MIUtKAY, Mgr. Mnrrav ft Marker Co,, Parkorsbnrg, W. Va.

P. 8.-WIIIK AWAK K slims., kei>p your eyo on THK BUItK »l\ll«K CO, If takoi«a wlso llsft toawlm upstream; anv <lou<l olio ohii Hunt iloirii.

THE MOST SENSATIONAL FILM EVER MADE.

TRACKED- BLOODHOUNDS:^LYNCHING

AT CRIPPLE

9 CREEK. . .

.

Negative Actually Made at the Colorado Cold Camp During Actual Occurences.The Best Advertised Moving Picture on Earth, and One Without an Inch of Blemish.

EXCITIM AND THRILLING FROM START TO FINISH AND FULL OF INTENSE ACTION.Send Immediately and Be the First In the Fluid. Ordera Filled 'In Rotation aa Received. Length, 1511 Feci,

Price, 131.00. Deaerlptlve circular. Heady, but Better Not Walt for Them.

another good ONE. BULL FIGHT AT JUAREZ, MEXICO.Three Ball. Killed and BU Horses Gored In Front of Camera. L.KNUTH, OOtin. PRICK, $7 a.ou.

SELZO POLYSCOPE CO., 43 Peek Court, Chicago, 111.

II. II. BVCKWALTKR, General We.leru Ag.nt, Denver, Colo. Selling Agent. Melle'. Celebrated Star Film.,

F.M.ZolaFEATURED ATTRACTION,

White City, Savin Rock, aONE DAY. JULY 4.

FOR SALE.Tea Melodramas, In eluding Copyrights,

Parts, Etc.

A WOMAN'S l.d VK, 4 aula.

TIIK OAVB OF PARADISE!, 4 acts.

MIHKD FROM 1IOMK, 4 acta.

TRINITY CHIMBS, 4 acta.

SLAVBS OF TUB WORKSHOP, 4 acts.

TIIK SUNMKT LIMITED, 3 sets.

WHO IS NBXT 1 4 acta.

TIME, 4 acta. '

WHEN LOVE GOKS SIGHING, 3 acts.

TllK TRUST MAN.Addresa W. II. WATSON,

WntHou'a Theatre. Hrooklyn, N. Y.

TWO 75ft. CAHSMEW BODIES.

ARRANORD TO SUIT FUROUAStiR.Caa he Completed for Sept. 1 Delivery,

F. I. DICKS d 00., Chicago.

FOB SALE,

ORIGINAL SKETCHESFor 2, 3 and 4 PERSONS.

W. B. WATSON,40 Johnson St., Brooklyn, N. Y.

Addrees

PIANISTSIGHT READER. EXPERIENCED IN VAUDE-

VILLE, FAROE OHMhllV, KKfEllTOIRE,ORCHESTRA LEADER,

RESFONS1I1LE MANAGERS ONLY.KDI'l'll HE hhkti.KV.^hi Rush St., Chicago, III.

AT LIBERTY, AFTER JULY 16,

OTTO F. PECK,HERMAN DIALECT COMEDIAN andCHARACTERS. Al HTAdE MANAHER.

Margaret Gederoth,OHARAUTER COMEDIES and IN0ENDE8.

Both do speolaltlot. Addrena OTTO F. I'Et.'K,

• Ganeral Delivery, Otturtiwa, la,

LIBIFOR COMING SEASON

OHUBLK CORNBT OR ALTO.Sober, rollahle and cumpetonl. Addrcas

LEE PIFER,Cara o( Opora llonao Orch., Lock Havon, Pa.

Rtfertmcen exchanged. Wrlto qtiloac.

New Ground Floor House,COSTING 150.000.

GRAND THEATRE,' H. D. tiliA IIKK, Manager, '

INDBPENDENCE, KANSAS.Now bocklnr aaaaonfl 1S04-1S0&. All flrat claea at-

tractions, trrlte.

CLUB JUGGLERS8inrj for llluilratta] Cittlogm, Frti.

F8EI IOZEIHAHDT. 502 E. 19th St.. N. Y.

Police PatrolFor I'lAND. Wets. For ORCH KSTR A, SOcla.

F. W. A. KltETSMAK, l'ul.., 412 E. lilh St., N. Y.

Tar^LNTED,PEOPLE WHO CAN PLAY

BRASS and SING,

60S HILL," 1358 BroadwJyT New York.

Sam Devere's Own Company3urlesque and VaudevilleSEASON ...... ISOA-B

All Artists oogaged for the nbore Co. will Report for Rehearsal

MONDAY, JULY 25, 10 A. M., SAENGERBUMDHALL, Cor. Smith and Sehermerhorn Sts., Brooklyn.Please acknowledge Call by letter \o 882 OOEAN PARKWAY, BROOKLYN . T.

CAN USE A FEW MORE CHORUS LApIES.

SAM DEVERE, Sole Proprietor and Manager.

AN EXCLUSIVE FEATURE.

DOLORES VALLECITAZ PEERLESS GROUPE

orPEBPOBIINB

L m TTUBILLOrTES' GRAND CIBCO, H&TANA. Aikhosb, permanent,

THE GREAT PLOTO SHOWS.3pVu'mo^i,

VKnnKo,i"J.

FOR THE JOHN H. SPARKS SHOW,Man to do Knee KlriircH and other hiiiiiII Aets for Side Show nnil Sell Tle'kcls..lli|vc forwale Three Very h'lne Male Lions broko to tin nn net.; three yenrn old ; In splt-mllil can-dltlon. Would like to hour from uapfnl people fur hiiiiiII show. I.Iihih eilli be wen withiihnve show. Address Itniile. fllAS SI'AltKS, mur. :\Vnrren, I'n.. .Iiilv 11, Tlttlavlllc l.'i,

Frnnklln 111, Knat Hrndy IS, fill t.'lty III, Tlonealii UM>, Tlillonte ^l. Ivmie •>«.

OUR SBAHON'S 1IIG SCCCKSS,

The Famous Wallaok's Theatre, Now York, Succcsb, will receive u SlupoudouH rroducllouNe.M Suiison, I'v thoTHURBER & NASHI

YiitTs* FJLOBENCM II AMlI/rONCOMl'ANV,

IN TIIKT1TI.K RO>.H.

WANTED. COMEDIANSWho are Versalilo, for a First CIhbb Mcdlctno Show. Must have plenty of slnir for long standa aad hegenllemen on nnd off. Wo nay best aalarlca and work tho jenr around. Must Imvo good voices. Tellall you do. We pay R. II. after Joining. Will iiilvmico tickets to those with references. Want you toopen Aug. 1. It you are the pcoplo we want, you nro not too good or too high priced.

Addrea« Q.T. STRATTQN.carc of QUAKER DOCTORS, D.adwoo4, S.Dak.

Retained for the Second Week. Whol America'. Premier Novelty Juggler,

F. MAR TINO,Tho Marvelous Equcpontcrator and High Claaa Juggler. Thoaemoof achlovcnicnt. In Jugglery, pro-ducer of novelltca, dcllghllng all clasaea of thc«.tregocr«. An entire dlirerent set from nlUitliera.Retained (or tho second week (whyfl at the Elcctrlo lark, VlneonncD Hid. JnvlleB oilers (or park*and fiilra slid foi the Benson. Aildrcaa

P-MAR TINO, !!24 Onthrlo St., LnnlavUle, Ky. Por: add., care of CLIPPER.

CHORUS LADIESCommencing nbont Aug. 11.lara. Addresx

WANTED FOR NEXT SEASONCOZV CORNRR STOCK CO.,

Wataon*. Theatre, Brooklyn, N. V.,

Open winter nnd Summer. No first parta. Easy work. Olveparllcu-W. B. WATSON, Manager.

0rcta,,r*iS!i

,Ji

,a,",,«"« "QDEEN OF THE P1IADHES"

.Murch and Two-Step With (all Orchestrations, ooc. This la Something Good.W. I. LEOOKTT A CO., No. 862 Sawyer Ave, Chicago, III.

f'iMN.COMKIHAN

AT LIBK ItTV,DOT

SOI'BMKTTRCOM KIM AN a—SK. ^JCW a^.a»l ! rj VOtlMIKTTFHp-toDate Single and Doul.le Speelaltlea. Change (or one week. Fake Piano. Flrat Olas* Rep.••"area Comedy, or Hood Med. Co., write or wire, CONNORS, N. B., Can.

JVtY Iff. TH.K ISIJ^W YOBK CLIPPER. 471

Rapid Transit..

IS MARVELOUS. JUST THINK OF IT ! IN LESS THAN TWO WEEKS

The Recognized St. Louis Exposition Waltz Song Success has reached every State in the Union. Every-body knows of it ; everybody wants to hear it—even you—therefore do we urge you to send for a oopy—'twill please your listeners—thereby pleasing you—your audtenoe will show their appreoiation by ap-plause. The singing of the song will add to your salary the much desired "dollars." How oan you helpwanting it ? Why should you hide yonr light under a bnihel P "Don't put off until to-morrow what youoan do to-day," so write at onoe for a oopy and orchestration of it in any key.

EA8TEBI BBAICHIt** Wa.li. St.,

Protwilonili.

Addrm LEO FEIST,"HIST BUILDIIB.'

13* VV. UII. St., m run.WE8TEBI IIAIOH,mi Dearborn Hi

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TABLE OP CONTENTS. Kansas City, July 12.—The WoodwardPao*. Stock Co. presented "The Black Klag," to

Miss Clipper's Anecdotea, Etc 403 good bouses, at the Auditorium, Sunday....Chew and Checken 406 Roth narks had record breaking crowds Sim-Varulevlle ami Minstrel 400,

4J. any At Forest Tark, lu Hopkins' The-Anl Hill—Sketch job Btr» .,»,, Elmore Hlstem were the hendllnersirtajJ.owrame—Sketch 400 of a ,,.. vmidevllle bill At Klectrlc

o"rSic^*7tef:::::::::::::::::::::::: JoS *'"" m« Banda Boomm watmiy welcomed.

Our London Letter 4(18, 4«» "—*—™*"i**^—^—

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gflipper Post 'Office.'..;.: 480 /* „ 41 . 9% m. * MLatest l.v Telegraph 171 fll H tn£ K ft li (1On the Road 471 V H • V %> i\ V W W »Vinuicvllle Kotite Mat 4TI, 472. 473Death* In the Profession.... 473 All Houte. »( Reach Vn Not LaterMiscellaneous 47. Tim 11 M.ni.lnj.Music anil Song , 4i.l

l!iidy>r the, Tenia 4T3 nmwiTicNew York City—Review anil Comment....... 470

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World of. Players 4*0. 477 Alliee Slock—Providence, K. I.. July 11, Indefl-

Dramatic Compositions Copyrighted.. 477 nlte.^ ,•_•__._' _-.„„„„„„„„,,.._„ Amer can Stock (Oliver Marie . mgr.)—SluuiTHEATRICAL COHRKSPONDKNCK; city, lu., July 11, IndeOnllc.

New Hampahlra 4<M Alblna Stock—Patemon. X. J., July 4. Indeilnlte.

Kentucky- 4HII '>Are You a Mason?" (.Inllns Calm, ragr.)—St.Oklahoma 400 John. N. «.. .Inly 11-10.Diatrlct of Columbia 4iti Barryniore, Ethel (Charles Frohmao, mgr.)—SunPennsylvania • 40ft i-'ruuclaco, Col., July 11-2S.Maine 4<M Bnhler, Richard, Slock t a.iuhi K. Pox, mgr.)—Maaaaehiiaetla 4H1 Atlantic City, \. .!.. July II, Indefinite.

Washington 409 llnliiwla Melville (Walter S. Baldwin, mgr.)—Ixiulalana 4011. Cleveland, 0.. July II, IndeOnlte.North Carolina ....Old Bnlilwlii-Melvllle (Walter S. Baldwin, mgr.)—Michigan , 480 Bulfuto, X. Y„ July 11, Indefinite.

Ohio 480 llreckeurldge, Cliue.. Slock ( Hrerkenrldge A Pant-New York Stale.. .480 aer, aigra.)— I'orla, Tei., July 112:1.Virginia 480 Buchanan, Lorraine, Stock ( Kobert Muuafeld,Oregon 48ll mgr.)—Iola, Kan., July 11, Indefinite.

Minnesota 480 Biililiiton Stock il>. R. Ittitbtilun, mgr.)—NewAlabama 480 Bedrord, Maaa., Joly 1 1, Indefinite.

Rhode Island 480 Rroadwny Stock—Denver, Colo., July 11, Imlefl-

California 4711 nlte.

Wisconsin .' 47.1 Chase-Lister Theatre (Joaepb Parrel I, mgr.)

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Tennessee. Inwn 47:1 Iowa City, la., July ll, IndeOnlte.Illinois, West Virginia 47 l Cnrta Dramatic (M. 11. Cm-ta, mgr.)—Hot Spring".New Jersey. Missouri, Texas..! ; 470 So. Dak., July 11-1:1, Oualer 10-17, Lead 18-

Canada, Indian* 470 '20.

11 iiii ' in' 1 in 1——

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Cutter A William* Slock ( W. K. Cutter A J. W.

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liAlXlPl. JD1 IJJiJLLVJIliirila caalno Stock (Robert Kane, mgr.) — Holyoke,- liana., July II, Indeilnlte,

GOLDEN GATE QI.EArVlNUS. Currier, Mra. \Vm., Stock (Win. Currier, mgr.)—Hamilton, Can.. .Inly 11, IndeOnlte. •

Campbell Stock IPrank 8. CampbellCalifornia Theatre Reopeue—Ethel

Barrymore Open* at the ColumbiaTheatre, la "Conala Kate."

SfiWial Detpatchct to Thb New York ClippirSan P8ANCI8C0, July 12.—Laat night, at

the Columbia Theatre, marked the openingif. the regular Reason, with two weeks ofEthel - Bnrrymore. In "Coualn Kate." A largeaudience waa present.

C'Atiro'nNiA Tiicatki. — Thla house re-

opened Sunday, 10, with L, It. Stockwell andeomnany. In Ilerbert Bashford'a play, "TheHOP. .John North." Among the companyart: Charlea Erin Verner, Maurice Hide,Victor Kerran, Mr. and .Mra. IvouIh Belmour,Nevpda , Hefron, Alice Condon and Marloniirewe. A fair ailed audience wob present.

At.OA7.AR TliRATRr,.—This la the third weekof Wblte> Whittlesey, and "Hearteaae" Is thehill: 'A new juvenile man, Richard Vivian,makes his appearance.

central TiiRATiiK.—"Along the Mohawk"

Js the '.current bill.

Grand Opeiia Hopsb.—This Is the secondweek 1 of James Nelll ana company. "Mr.ilnrnea of New York" Is the hill.

TlWV.i, Opera Houbb.—''Robin Hood" Is

In Its - fourth week,Fisohrr'r Theatre.—Saturday, 9, marked

the' drat "production of "A Lucky Stone,"with Dorothy Morton 'In the principal role,

and' other new people, already mentioned.The house was oiled, and the company nndproduction met with success.

,iOrphbiim.— Bill for week opening 10: Le

Roy and Clayton, Harry Seeback, Cunning-ham' and Smith, Gllllhan and Murray, LeighBros,, Green and Werner, Darvllle Sisters,

Valerie Bergere and company, and the hlo-

graph.CRtrTuR.—Bill for week opening 11 : The

Kelcey Sisters, the 1

Trtlilns. Belle 1 Ionian.

Rrnpdnn and Wiley, Cnrl llelter, HerachelSlern. uud the nnlmatlscope. Bnslneas hasheen Immenae.

Wit.. T; and Martha Brretr (Benuford)were divorced, June HO, In thin city.

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.FROM OTHER POINTS.

ftoael Haalnenn Reported at the Openilr Reaorta Alanir the Mne—In-

' door Sam met- Show* Alao llolnn;

Veil..

ClncAao, July IS.'—"Mrs. Wlgga, of theCabbage Patch, had capacity bualnesB nt

the opening at Grand Sunday evening, MadgeCgrr Cook acorlng a noteworthy success. The

Rlay proved one of the year's few dramaticIts. lit was- faultlessly Interpreted, and

genuinely, relished by- eptbuslnstlc apecta-

lora: .1. .."The FOrhldden Land," at the Illi-

nois.; . vVivian's Papas," at Powers': "OurNew Minister," at the Grent Northern, and•The Maid and the Mummy." at the Gar-rlck, were continued attractions Vaude-ville' at Cleveland's and the Chicago OperaHouse. .Ntook'burleHflue at Sam T. Jack's andthe Trocndero, and n great variety of at-

tractive, acta at Sana SoucI, the WaterChutes, and Rlvervlew Parks, called out fine

hiislness for Sunday Brooke's Band at-

tracted tbrongSito the Coliseum. . . . .A MM'lit la being arranged for the widow and chil-

dren, of John Lanthrope, property man atthe 'Illinois, who was murdered by banditsIn a saloon hold up Pine weather for

tbentregolDg prevailed Sunday, but rain hurtbusiness Monday night.

PMiiUdiBLPHiA. July 12.—Big crowds at

the parks, and fair gatherings at the the-

atrta was the word last night "TheBtlle of -New Tork" received adequate pre-

sentation at the Park Theatre, and fared

well, while. stock presentotlon at the BIJou,vaudeville at Keith's, and burlesque at the

fYCfum, all entertained goodly gathering*,

. mgr.)—Clyde, N. v.. July 11 -10, Pulton 18-23.

Clayton, Iloa, sioik—Montreal. Can., July 11-30.Dale, Marie (W. K. Martin, mgr.)—Hot Sprlngn,

Ark., July 11-2*.DUgcr Cornell— Delhi, N. Y.. July 11-16,' Snaque;

IliMinri, I'll.. -18-23.

De Lacour A Plehla Dramatic (Charles De LucourA Lew Fields, oigra.)—Kendallfllle, Ind., July11-16, Geneva 1S-2;i.

Kcllpne Stock (Llojd.A Oenter. nigra.)

—

OIct*-land, Okla., July 11-13. Cunning 10, Shawnee18, Tecumseb tit, Adn, Ind. Ter,. 20, 21, Coal-gate 22, 2H.

Rians, Brandon (Harry Rennela, mgr.)—NewportNews. Va., July 11, Indefinite.

Klectrlc Purk Stock—Leavenworth, Kan., July 11,ludellnite.

Klleford Stock— Portland, Ore., July 11, Indefinite.

ICIdon's Comedian* (G. H. Eldon, mgr.)—Mober-l>, Mo., July 11-21.

nillott-Coiirtenay Stock—Dulutli, Minn., July 10-

30.Prencli-lrvlng (Doo Macralllon. mgr.)—Owotonna,

Minn., July 11-1:1, Mankato 14-10, Parlbault 18-

20, Hampton, In.. 21-23.Fluke ft Stock (P.. D. Flake A T. V. Stock, mgra.)—Sydney, C. 11., July 11-23.

Closer, Vaughan, Stock—Cleveland, 0., July II,

IndeOnlte.Garrick Stock (Jay Kuaell, mgr.)— Mount Ver-

non, O., July 11. IndeOnlte.Herrmann (Kdwuril Thurnaer, mgr.)—llunliot-

tan Beach. N. Y„ July 11-23. ' '

Huanell, Percy. Stock (Ceorge Fawcelt, mgr.)

—

SI. Paul, .Minn.. July 11-Sept. :i.

Hall. Don 0.—Medford, Ore.. Jlily 11-13, OrantaPops 14-10. Portland 18-30.

HoeOler Show (Jack Hoeffler, mgr.)—Applelon,Win., July 11, Indeanlte.

Hulbert, Laura, Stock (Cbarlen W. Burrlll, mgr.)—Kankakee, III., July 11. IndeOnlte.

Hummond, Pauline, Stock—Barre. Vt.. July II-

l.'t, l.yndonvllle 14-lu. Island Point 18-20,

(Iroveton, X II., 21-23.

Helstnan Stock—Montgomery, Ala., July II, In-

deOuite.,

Hyde Park Theatre—Austin, Tex., July II, In-

eflnlle.

Henderson Stock (IV. J. It It, R. Henderson.mgrs.)—Klwool. Ind., July ll-ltl.

Imperial Stock (Col. George Hamilton, mgr.)—St.

Louis, Ho., July 11. Indeilnlte.

Jolinnon Stock—Akron, (I.. July 11-16.

"Jerry from Kerry." Patten A Terry's—Hartford,Conn., July 11-15.

Knrroll, Dot (J. C. Welsh, mgr.)—Providence,

a. L, July 11-30.Klngikin-Courleuiy Stock—Albany. S. Y„ July 11,

Indefinite. ,

Keller Stock (A. M. Keller, ragr.)—Nevada, Mo.,

July 11 -Aug. IS.Klngsley-Rusaell (K. B, Russell, mgr.)—Danville,

111, July 11-24.

Lake View Block (Lew Silver, mgr. )—Sheboygan,Wis., July II, Indefinite.

Maniell. Robert B.—Halifax. N. 8.. July 11-18.

Melville Dramatic—New Haven, Mo.. July 11-13,

Hermann 14-10. California 18-20, Tipton 21-23.

N'rill-Morosfn - (Cbirlea Astor Parkrr, gen. mgr.

)

—Denver. Colo., July. 1 1 -Sept. 3.New York Players (Hunler A Hrndfurd, mora.)

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Worcester. Maaa.. July 11, Imleflnlte.Notional stuck (J. Albert Dawson, mgr.)—

Hinckley, 111., July II. Indefinite.

Orrls-Ober Stock (Hugh Mttlnger. mgr.)—Still-water. Minn., July 11. ludeOntte.

OMmrn Dramatic (J. W. Osburn, mgr.)—Woods-Held. 0., July 11-10, Barneavllle 18-23.

"Our New Minister" (Miller ft Ootiyeru, nigra.)

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- Chicago. 111.. July 11 -23.Paylnn Slatem (Col. Prauk Robertson, mgr.)

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Slireveporl. La., JnlylO>30.Pnwell-Porlello (llalton Powell, nurr.)—Ouiwoy,

No. Duk.. July 13. I.angilnn 14-10, Milton 18,Osnabrook 111. Purk River 20. 21.

Peters Stock (Will A. Peters; mgr.)—Charlotte.N. C. July II. IndeOnlte.

Price. Hnnnolr iWtn. K. Smith, uigr.l—Vlcks-burg, Miss.. July HIT, Nali-he* 18-23.

Palmer's Stock (John J. Palmer, mgr.)—Peters-burg, Va.. July H-:h>.

Pattnng Stock (K. Appelt. mgr.)—Hsrrlahurg,Pa., July 11, IndeOnlte.

Poll Stock—Bridgeport, Conn., July II, Indefi-nite.

Pluenii Park Block (George H. Bell, mgr.)—JtlckHonvllle. l'lo., July II, liidrllnlte.

Powers Comedians (John 'P. Powers, mgr.)—Vliiceniim. Ind., July 1 1- id. Terre Haute IT-SB.

'Qdlncy Atlnnn Sawyer" (C. H. Smith, mgr.)

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St. Louis, Mo., July II, Indeilnlte.

Ryan Stock (Daniel It. Ryan, mgr.)—11 Ilea, .V. V.,July 11, Indeilnlte.

Raymond, Ed.—Seattle, Wash.. July 11. Indefinite.Kutledge Stock lit. F. Rulledge, mgr.)—Mania-

llque. Mich., July 10-10."Rabhlt'a Foot" (Pit Cuappelle, mgr.)—Salis-

bury, N. O., July 13, Stafeavllle 14. Hickory10, Aahevllle HI.

Snow. Mortimer. Stock—Troy, N. Y., July 11, In-definite.

S|K»uer Dramatic (F, R. Spooner, mgr.)—Phnvnlx. Aria., July 11, IndeOnlte.

Shirley, Jesile—Spokane, Wash., July II, Indeil-nlte.

Spencer Stock (Jutuea Spencer, mgr.)—Wlldwood,N. J., July II Sept. 10.

Sterling Stock (William Trlplett. mgr.)—Law-tun, Okla., July 11-13, Anadosku 14-10. Chick-asha, lad. Ter., 18-20, Comanche 21-23.

Rites, Will t;„ Stock (Qllbert at Mites, mgra.)—Center Square. Pa.. July 11 -Sept. 10.

Sheedy's Stock—New Bedford. Maaa., July 11, In-definite.

Taylor Stock {Albert Taylor, mgr.)—Dallas, Teg,,July 11-30.

Toulij Comedy (Randall A Foster, mgra.)—Ait-- com. III.. Jnly 11. Indeanlte."Ten Mains In a Bar Room." Beecber A Stan-- ley'a (Walter J. McDonald, mgr.)—Benning-

ton, Kan., July 13, Minneapolis 14, Belolt in."Uncle Tom's Cabin," Stetson's. Western tWm.

Kibble, mgr.)—Bangor, Mien.. July 18. SouthHaven 14. Holland 10. Grand Haven 10, Slielhr18. Hart 10. Pent water 20, White Hill 21,Fremont 22.

"Pncle Tom's Cabin," Stetson's, Eastern (OeorgaPeck, tnitr. I— Pla Infield. Conn.. July 1ft. Wind-

' nor Locks 14, Sbeflleld IB, Thompsonvllle. 16,Rocky Hill 18, Colchester 19.

^'Uncle Tom's Cubln" (Frank Walters, mgr.)—

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Sea Isle City, N. J.. Jnly 18. Oceaii Clly 14,• Tuckahoe IB, Wllllamstown 10.Van Dyke A Eaton IF. Mack, mgr.)—Davenport,

la.. July 11, Indeilnlte.

Vallamont Stock—Wllllamaport. Pa., July II, In-

dell 11 Hi-.

"Vivian's Papas" (Rich * Harris, mgra.)—Chi-cago, III., July 11, Indeilnlte.

Walker-Troy Slock (James L. Glaaa, mgr.)

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Marlon, O. July 10, lndetnlte.Wiedemann Big Stock (Willis Bass, bus. aigr.)

—

Seattle, Waali., July 11 Oct. 8. <

Woodward Slock (O. D. Woodward, mgr.)—Kan-sas City, Mo., July 11, IndeOnlte. 1

Weber Stock (Walter D; Neeland, mgr.)—Sche-nectady, N. V.. July 11, IndeOnlte. 1

Walsh Stock, Eugene Powers—Woodstock, Ont„July 11, IndeOnlte.

Wlgltt-Kiilp. Amber Montague— Diilnupit-, la., July11, Indefinite.

MUSICAL,Roatonlans (Charles B. Uacon. bus, mgr.)—At-

luntic City. N. J.. July ii- 111,

nrooke's Ohlcigo Marine Band (Bert A. Hall',

miir. )—Chicago, III.. July 11. Indeilnlte.lloinlii Rosea—Kansos City, Mo., July It, In-

deflnlle.

Cnnodlan Colored Concert (William Carter, mgr.)- —Hamilton. Can., July II. IndeOnlte.Dusa Orcheatra (J. S. Huts, director)— I*. Y. City

July II, Indefinite."Forbidden Land"—Chicago, III., Jnly 3, Indeil-

nlte. - •

"Girl from Dlxle"~Rt. Louie, Mo., July II, In-

dednlte.

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"Isle of Spire" (B. C. k F. O. Whitney, ingrg.)—Boston, Mass., July 11, Indeilnlte.

Kilties Hand (T. p. J. Power, mgr.)—Chilli-colbe, (>., July 10, Louisville. Ky., IT 24.

Lyric Opera (Harry |j-n Velle, ingT.)—Meridian,Miss., July 11-23.

Manhattan Opera—Klmlra, N. V . July II, Indefi-

nite.

MeK'ee'a Boalon I.adlea' Bymplinny Orchestra(Prank W. McKee, mgr.)—Ailuullc Clly, N. J.,July 11-111.

"Maid and the Mummy"—Clilcngo, III., July II,indefinite.

.New York Comic Opera—Montreal, Can., July It,IndeOnlte.

Mini,. July 1110, SoutH'Frnmlugltnm 1823.Polite Vaudeville— Southhrldge, Mass.,

VARIETY.Holllngsworth Twins (Lew fllrnson, mgr.)

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Const, Miss., July 1 1 HI, Vlrksbnrg 18-23.Hunt's Vaudeville—Millerton, X. Y.. July 13. •

• rltnni'* Waiaon'a 'Vaudeville '(Jaa. (Pllara,m(tr . i- (Ill, -iiiiii .luiiei Inn, 0., .Inlj 11-18.

Snulhern - Vaudeville (K. P. Carl, mgr.)—HighPoint. N. (!., July 11-10. Aalilnro 18-23.

Trimble's Frollnjnes (William Trimble, aigr.)—Monroe. La., July 13. 14, Camden, Ark,, ID, 10,Pine BluP IS. Ill, Helena 20. 21, Wlniiua,Mlua.. 22, West Point 23.

Wilton's Comedy—Westlmro; Mass., July II Id.Welsuer 18-23.

Wilton's .Kllte Vnnilevlllc — South Fratulnoliani,Mass., July 11-111. Rrnnkfletd 18 23.

Wlllmi'a Ololie Trotters—Weliater, Mass., Julyll-Ki. Westhoro 18-23.

Wilton's Icperlol Vniidexajh — Weat llrmiklleld,

Mas*.. July 1110. South 5!'

Wilton'sJuly 1110.

MINSTRIOI.S.Bryant ft Savltle'a film It. Ravllle, mgr.)— Erie,

Pa,. July 11 111. Dunkirk, N. Y.. IS 23.Bryants—MniiaUeld, O.. July 11 in.

Fields ft ll» n'» (Maurice Room, mgr. )—NewBritain. Conn.. July 11-10, Alhol, Mass., 18 23.

Marlon k Pearl (Billy Pearl, mgr.)—I.nke llmirge,-\. V.. July ll-Hl. Itharn 18 23.

THNT SHOWS.Barnum ft Bailey's—Rlwood, litd.,'July 13, Lafn-

yetle 14. Kankakee. III., 10. Rhnmi>algn III.

Peoria 18, Canton III, Burlington, lu.. 20,Uiilucy 21, Oab'slHirg. HI., 22, Kewanec 23,

HufValo III II'm Wild West, Col. Wm. F. Cody.—Newcastleon-Tyne, Kug., July 11-10, Bunder-land IS, 10, Durham 20, South Shields 21, llei-I111111 22, North Shields 23, Berwick on -Twei d

. 25. Hawick. Scotland 20, Galashiels 2T, Mother-well 2N, Coatbridge 211, Dumbarton 30.

Compla'll Broibcrs—Spring Valley. Minn., July1:1. Austin 14, Noribnrld IB, Knmhrota If),

Waseca 18.

Dowale'a (Andrew Downle. mgr.)—Rldgeweod, N.J„ July 13, Rutherford 14. BlwunOeld IB,Monlrlnlr 1(1.

Forenatigh A Sella Brothara—Hamilton, (Int..

July 13. Hurrle 14. Lindsay 10, Port Hope 111,

Cornwall 18, Hi. Hyacinths. . Que.. 10, Sher-timoke'20. Berlin, N. II., 21, l#wlston, Mu„22, Watervllle 211. ,

Gnlliner Brothers—Norfolk, Neh., July 18, Plain-Held 20, Albion 21. ,

Hirkness ft Foa (Roy If. I'm, mgr. )—Heckln,Pa.,. July 18, 14, Tarn IB, 10. Scottdule 18, 10.

Hunt's Show—Plna Plains, N. Y.. July 14, An-- cram IB; Llvlogaton 10, ibil Hook 18, Mnda-

I in 10, (lermantown 20. 1

Knight's, 0. II .- flnnrrhlll. 0., July 10, Otto-vfile 14,

"18.

f.e« * Klcnmonl'a (Jack Lee.' mgr.)—Mllleravllle,Pa.. July 13. Waahlngtottboro 14. MonntvllluHI,. Wrlglitsvllle 10. Ilellam IB, Windsor 10,

Red Lion 20. Dallaatown 21, Seven Valleys 22.Main. Waller l„- -Hoy City. Midi,, July 13. dray-

Una. 14, Cheboygan HI. Peloksy' 10, Sanlt Hie.Marie. IS, Newlierry in. Marquette 20, lahpe-tiling 21, Hancock 22, Calumet 23.

Muckay'a (Andrew Maekay, mgr.l—St. Louis,Mo., July 11, IndeOnlte.

Melhitrne'a—Kindred, No. Dak., July IB, Leonord.14, Chaftee 111, Wheatland 16, Hunler 18,flrandln II), Hendrum, Minn., 20, Ada 21.

Norrls ft Rowe'a—Boteman, Mont., Jnly 13, Liv-ingston 14, Red Lodge IB. Billing* 10, Miles

' Clly 18, Glendlve IB, Dickinson, No. Dak., 20,Bismarck 21, Jnmeatown 22, Valley Clly. 23,

Blngllng Brolbera—Aberdeen, So. Dak., July 13,Waterlown 14. Huron IB. Mitchell 10.

Rica's Dog, Pony and Monkey (Charles K. Rice.mgr.)—Manhattan Beach, Cleveland, 0., JnlyIf, .Indefinite.

Spark's. J. II.—Warren, Pa., July 14, Tltnsvllluin, -Franklin -Hi. Kaaf Brady 18. (Ill Cltr III,

Thiamin 20. Tldlonte 21. Kane 22.Silver's fBcrt Silver, ragr,}—-Onwcn, Midi,, July

13, Interlocfcen 14. Cedar 10, Glen Arbor in in.

Welsh. Ilrothera—Went I#tianon, N. II., July 13.cinremoui 14, Newport IB, (^Milonvnnk 10,

. Hlllalmrn Bridge 18. Pelerslnro 10, Mllford 20,Ayrr, Mass., 21, Leominster 22, Alhol i>:i.

Wheeler's (Al. F. Wheeler, mgr.l—Chnumnut, N,Y.. July 14. Dealer 10, Bucket Harbor 10,Adiuns Centoer 18, Adams 10, Mantisvllle 20.

Wolfing ft Slerretfs—Hackensack. N. J., July 12-10.

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MI8( lll.l, AM'Ot X.

Rostock's Trained Animal Arena (P. «. Iltmtock.iiwr. 1- -Dreainluinl, Coney laloial, N. V., ' JulyIT, Imleflnlte.

Ilnyinird ft Whitney's Troiiluidnurs—giiokerlnwii,Ph.. July 1 1 -1(1.

Great llnudy Show (P. J. Miinily, mgr.)— Fnrgn,No. Duk.. July 11 Hi.

Great Pluto Show—f,ogan. U„ July 13, pncii-tcllii. Ida.. 14. Ilalley 1.1, HiiIm- Clly 10.

Harry Helms—Monoinonlr. Wla., July 111. IliirnndIfi. Kouclnlre 10, Augusta 20, Merrlllau 21,lllnck River Falls 22, Nrcedali 33.

I.amhrlgger 'Ann fllus l.ninlo-lgKer, mgr, I— Rlilu-wiiy, I'ii.. July 11-14, Ilris-kway villi- IB, III,

Diilmls 18-23.Maria's Show (Al. Marls, mgr,)— North Anson,

Me.. July 14, Madtaon in. Snilthaeld III.

Pain's "Burning of Rome" (II, II. Thearle. gen.mgr.)— Ilarrlalxirg. Pa., July 11-10, Ralllmnre,Mil.. 19-23.

Pierce Amusement Co.—Sayre, Pa., July II,Rone. N. Y.. 10.

Anuis. Wilbur. Pnstiir's. K. Y. C, July 1 1- 10-

_,Anlrlin ft Peters, Itouwlek Purk, Ithaca, N. T„

July 11 in.' Anilcrsnti. Madge. Sterplechnse Pier, Atlanlta

Clly. N. J.. Inly 11 in'

Ariii'tt. ileo.. Bijou. Norfolk, Va.. July 11-16.

Arnold ft (Inrdiier. Doyle's, Atlantic Clly, N. J..

July 11-10.-

Aniiiiiir. .Mile., I .mm Purk, Coney Island, N. Y.,• Jnly 11-10.

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A-ditun. Joile, Limn Purk, Coiiey Island, N. Y.,

Juir ii-io.'

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Aslitrn. Mnrmiret. I3icl«en. l.oinloii. Kllg,, .lulr.

'll-Hl. Metro|Killtan. IjooIoii, 18-30,

Annum. P.. .lack's, Chicago, July 1 1- 10.,

llnm-roft ft Vlnln,' A. *'S.,- nusinii, July 1 1-1 0.

Iliirrluguiii. Jns.. It., Liiwi'siofi (larileiie. I. on-' dim, Kng.. July 1 1 Hi: It.o.il. Viirmoutli. 1S-23.Ilnus. iie.-ie. Iilina Park, Viiungstowii, o., July,

ll-Hl.Iineoii. It oie, A. t S.. Huston, July 11-10.

Barren Slaters. I'nuii< lie Lena Park, Atlanta,Gil.. July II HI; Mimic H111111 Park, AngiiiH,IS-23,

loilfoiir, (••I. A., linv side Ciistnn, Oonarsle, K.Y., July ill". I

BiirllrtlH. Musical, Cenlrnl Park, I)ov«r, N. U,,.Inly ll-Hl.

Harry ft Wolfurd Trio, Onkforil' Park, Greens*liurg. I'n. July 11 hi.

It tiiiin. Tnlll, Freelssly I'n rk . Newport, R, I,,

- July 11 in.

Itiutir \lierii ft (.interna, lamp's Park, St. Ijuila,

July ll-ltl.

Il1111dcrl.il Velle Trio, Weal Kuil Park, New Or*le.uis. July Ill-Ill.

Hates, l.llllun A Martin, (Irynlal, Mllwaukea.July 11 hi. ...

Hiit'lows. The, Drcniiilmid. Coney Island. N, Y.«July 11-10.

Ilcirord, Mr. A Mra. Al. (1.. Oloeograph, Bumkiine, Wash.. July II -ill; Cmur H'Alene, Sao*kane, 1S23.

,Beiiuer, Kiuiile, l.aka drove, Auburn, Me,, Jala

1 1 10.

belpbns IB, Mldil'lepofot 10, Ohio City

Murray * Mackey Unlio .1. Murrey, mgr.)—Park- IndeOnlte. „,,,.,„ laiwwas.^s——

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erabura W. Va., July II, indefinite. * Naval Reserve Band (V. Roaatl, director).—Cape tfi « TTTZ ~"

"S f^e S," k " : ^ )-P"' b

' °n '" Ph?..-'OpeVi

J.%«eL. n,gr,-Por„.nd, 0^11^9^ ROtttC £ St.x.:Zl iVii In Si'ii.-n.i Norc. Colo.. Jolv 11. Me., July II. Indefinite. fl>ww»law» l\VMI% EtE#l.Mason, Lillian. Stock—Del Norle, Colo., July II

13. Creede 14-10.

McGulnnesi-WoodruS

—

Hunlstllle. Ala., July 11-

Miller-Bryan Block (Frank F. Miller, mgr.)—Baton Ronge La.. July II, Indefinite.

Matbes, Clara—Duliith, Minn., July 11-28.

Malory, Clifton—IxKk Haven. Pa.. Jnly 13,

Maian A Sights Comedian* — Wahpeton, No.

Dak.. July 11-10.. , ^ _

klajeallc Stock—Detroit, Mlrb., July II, laden-

"•Mrs.' Wlgga, of the Calituge Patch" (Llebler

A Co., ingrn.)—Chicago, III., Jnly II, Indefi-

Nelll, James ((.'baric. Astor Parker, gen. mgr.)—San Francisco. Cal., July II. Imleflnlte.

North Brothers Comedians (Frank 0. Carter,

mgr.)—Mineral Wells, Ter., July 11-16, Deal

Me., July II. Indefinite.

Plinsey Band (Handel V. Phoney, bandaMster.)

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Claremont Park. Prom. N. Y.. July ll-Sept. 10Pr.ror'n. Arthur, Band—Aahnry Park, N. J., July

ll-Sept. 0.

Phlney'a United States Band (Fred S. Pklnnry.mgr.)—Port Wayne, Ind., July 6-10, Marlon12. 13. Indianapolis 10-22.

• Plff. PatT, Pout" (l\ C. Whitney, mgr,)— pt, Y.City July 11, Indeflnlie.

"Prince or Pllaen" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)

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l-oinloii. Kng., July 11, Indeflnlie.Shannon's Twenty-thlnl Regiment Rand—Manhat-

laa Beacb, N. Y., July 11, Indefinite.

Thome. Datae, Opera (Lyman Kennard, mgr.)

—

Mobile. Ala., July II. Indeflnlie.

United States Marine Rand—Chevy Chase, Md„Jnly II, Indefinite.

Wills Musical Comedy (John B. Wills, mgr.)—son 18-Ang. I. Cape May, N. J., July 1116.

North Brothers' Comedians (R. J. Mack, mgr-)— "Woodland'' (Henrr W. Ravage, mgr.)—Boston,Yankton, 80. Dak.. July 11. Indeilnlte. Mass., July II, Indeflnlie.

National . Slock (Charles R. flckad, nigT.).-aar- "vTltnome Wlonle" (flam 8. Bhnbert, a>gr.)—aaao Lake, N. X„ Jnly 18-10. Manhattan rinco, Jf. X„ July U-l«.

^^

Thla Hat la made ap aa nearly accur-ate « II la liOMsllilr tu nuke I In I ofvaadevllle aooklntra.

Adgle. and her Linus, Cleveland's Chicago, July11-10.

Albion*. The 13k, Leadvllle. (V.I.. July 11-10,Alpine*. Famnita, West I'.inl Heights, St, Louis,July 18-23.

Allen. Flossie, 'Henderson'a. Coney Island, N. Y.,July 11 Hi.

Alejordrlnc. Mile., Luna Park, Coney Island, N.Y., July 11-10.lions,- The. Klect

AldrTen. Chaa. T., Paradise Roof, N, Y. 0., JulyAllirna, The. Klectrlc, Waterloo, la.. Jnly 11-16

O. 11 , Bllttg, Mini.,Beiithutii ft Freeman, (I,

Jnly ll-ltl.

Bcecllir, Will S.. Illjou, Norfolk. Va,, Jnly 11-16,Bennington. Billy A Daisy, Central, Kverett,

Wash., July 11 id.

Hemicy. Musical, (killlna' Garden, Columbus, 0... July 10-10.Her ry Ulna rd Mimical Trio, Doyle's. Atlautlc Oily.

, N. J„ July 11-10,Hell Sisters, Snnllierii Park, Plitstmrg. July 11-16Uernslrlns, The. Venetian

. Harden, Stenlsrarllla,i)., July 11-10.

Ilrlleclalre Bros.. Ilnnderaon'a, Coney Island, M,v.. July 11-10.

Hell ft Oliver. Keith's, N. Y. (J., Jnly 11-10

1

Phlla., 18-23.

.Dergare. Valeria, A flu., Orjiheum, Ran Fran.,

Oal„ July 1010.Bell, Senator Frnuk, J.akemuiit Purk, Altooita,

' PL, July 11 -in.

I'.erryiiuin. (Vellln, Trinple, Dulrolt, July IMS.llluimy ft Cliaptiiau, Plueiilg, Columbus, 0., July,

11-1(1. •••

•

Iilsscti ft Scott, Keith's, Phlla.. July 1110.illi'ket 4 Wikwiii. Suns SoucI, Chicago, July 11-10IIIhoii City Quurlel. Hepilersoii's, Coney lalaud.

' N. V., July II in.Iilonksuiii ft Hums,- Cedar Point, Sandusky, O.,

July lu id: liiiiiiona Park. Grand Raplda,MI«h„,lT-28, ...-

Plondell, l.lldile Arnold, I'roclor'a 6th Ave., N.Y. C, July II 111.

illislgett, Dnrolhy, llencon Purk, Webster, Mass,.July ll-ltl.

Ilostivlck, KIwismI F,, A Co,, I'roctur's 23d Street,X. Y. c. July ll-Hl.

Huroiil ft Neviirrn. Avon Park, Yumigstown, O,.July 10-111; Tflledii, IT-23.

Uriah". The, Highland park, Galealiurg, III,, July,

llrlnkleys, The, I(i»-ky Point, Providence, R. I..July 1110.

"

llnsiks, l.amliert ft Co., I.nko Qiilnslgaiiinnil, Wur*••enter, Mass., July 11-10. •

Itrclous, The, Purest. Park, Kansas Clly, Mo.,July 10-10; t'oiiriliiinl llem-li, llmslia. Neb,,

Brnckwur, Fliirence, lluylo's, Atlantic City, N,

llreiinans, The, Hollywood Purk, liultlmore, Jul*11-110. 1

Ilrnddis'k ft Fcmiey Trio, Ikiyle's, Atlantic City,N. J... July 1 1- III, .

'

llr.iialon ft Wiley, Unites, Hon Fran., Cal., July,

•lr inn, Jan. w., Iiigcrsull Park, Ilea SIoIiim,la., July 1 1- 111.

Itrown, l.iiln. Cheiluiit flmve, Providence, It. I„July ll-ltl. .

'.

'

Itrown, Jack, ft l.lliliiii Wright. 1 limit (leach, 01*cull. N, V., July 1 1 in.

Ilmlisf Trio, Rock Springs Purk, F.. Liverpool, «..-July I tin.

Burton A llurloii. PI. Mlierlilon I'arb. Illghwiawt,III., July in- Hi: C. 11. II., Chicago, 1720.

Iliirke, Juggling, Hmplre, Situ Fran., Cal., July,

Hockley. Mr. A Mrs,, Wwilwnrlh, Lancnalrr, Pa.,July ll-Hl.

Hurlnii ft llnsiks. illeiilinigy Purk. Columbus, O..July- Ifllil: Wheeling Purk, Wlieellng, W. Va.,

Rush A Gordon. Sans SoucI Park, Chicago, July10-111: Went K111I Park, HI. Uwls, IT-23.

(lordotic. Madeline, Isle of I'lilms, Charleston. S).

ft.. July II 1(1; Casino. Augiisla, fin., is-s:i.iiirtiiio k Wallers, Huverualiir's, Atlantic Clly,x. J., July II 111.

1116.Aleils A Si hall. Keith's. Phlla., July 11-10.Alio,- Acme, Norfolk. Vs.. July II- ID.

Anavoods A White, Leap's Park. Si, Louis, Jnly

Araaden A Baird, Oaveraatoi'g, AtlanUc City, N,J„ July 11-16.

Iludtilk. S. P., Crystal, Milwaukee, Wis,, July

Hurt, Anna. Chester Park, Cincinnati. July 10-10,Carter A Robs, Cuwon'a Oorilru, Ooleahiirg, III.,July 11-10,

Carlwcll A Harris. Morrison's, Rwkaway Hracbj,N. V.. July 11-10.

Carlosn A Sllrerlnn, Doyle'e, Atliinlli- City, M. J.,Juiy 11-111.

Carter A Rluford, Dlyirtpla Park, McKeeaport, Pa.,July ll-Hl.

Ciiiimia Family, (ileiilmigy Park. Columbus, ().,

fliisiellal A Hull. f)lyjn|iln Park, Cbgttaaoaga,Tend., July 11-10.

Carlo's Dogs, Park. Ilnyoiiiiiv N. J., July 11.16.Casnd A De Verue, Lnki-side Park, Dsyloa, O.,

Carter, llobt., A Co., Kami, Toledo, O., July 10-

Cnron A Herlwrl, Poreat Park, Kansaa Cily, Mo,.July hi hi.

Carson ft WIMard, Shea's. Buffalo. Juir 11-16.Carter, Mr. A Mrs, Carl, Kdlsun, S|>iknae, Weak,,

July 1 l-Ki.

Cnsslily. .May. Chestnut (Iroie, Providence, R, 1„Juir 11. HI.

*

Carroll A Clarke, Cook's Park, KvaaaiUIe, lad,*Joly 11-16.

472 THE KEW YOEK CLIPPEB. July 16.

Carle ton, A I.. Myers Like, Cm ton. 0., Jo If II-

Id; Beeves Park. Fostnrla, 17-83. •

Cherry * Bate*, Hilton Park, Newark. N. J.,

July 11-10.. _ . -m „ _

Chnilwlck Trio, 'Spring Lake Park, Trenton, N. J,,

Christian 1; Turner, Proctor's 125th Street, N. T.

C, July 11-18.

CurWopher. Erereat. Tima, 0., Jnly ,18-23,

Cbstliam Slalom, Clneograpli, Spokane, „yaen„July 1110: Family. Butte. Moot., W-80.

Oltllr, Mac. Font Keller. Mllnausee, Win., Julr• 11-10.

Clifford, Billy H„ Cleveland's, Chicago, Julr II-

Jllnyion, Jenkins * Jtuper. C. O. H„ Chicago,

July 11-111. „ , .-. .„a;|tlrk ft Flurette. Temple, Detroit. July 11-10.

cliirk. John F„ Orpbeum, Loa Angeles. Ctl., July

rJUM ft Monies, Stilton, Spokane, Wank., July

cicmuwus ft Hn«my, Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic

City, N. J., July 11-10. „ . . , _Cooper A BoWnaon, Lexington Park, Lexington,

llass., July IMC . „ . . ,

Cottrt ftiCotart, Woodljnoe Park, N. J., July11-10. '

I'ogblan, Boae, Morrl*on*a, Bookaway Brack, N.

v., July li-io.. . „ .

Cobrlbope, Jtne, * Co.. Spring Grove Park.

8prlngneld. O., July 11-10.

Cornelia * -Eddie. >'irm, Toledo, O., July 101(1.

Cody * Tannest, Bijou. Norfolk. Va., Ju y Jl-18.Ootrlgah ft Dove, P»tor:a, N. Y. C, July U-16.Colby Family, Forest Park. Kanaaa City, Mo.,

July lll-lS; ClettUnd'ii, Chicago, 17-23.

Coffee, Karl ft Kmma, Leap's Park, St. Louis,

July 11-10.

Cook * Hayea, Cleveland's, Chicago, July 1110.Cook & .Harris, .

Park, Slyran Beech, N. V.. July

Uj k ft'-Rolnert, New Moulin .Rouge, Paris, Fr„, ulr 11-Aug. III.

Co Una * Hart, Paradise Boof, X. Y. C, July• 1-10.

CO Una ft .Harvey, Ourerualor's, Atlantic CUr,>. if.. July 11-10.

Cunstautlne Slaters, Trocadero, Chicago. Inly 11-

Cijurilnncl, Harry, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J.,

July 11-10.CiiIu'k Dogs, Idora Park, Youiigslown, 0„ July

11-10.Ooftau, ;

Frenk, PJimnlx, Columbus, 0„ July U-23.Cuflke, Lister k Wilby. Steeplechase Pier. Atlantic

City. N. J., July 11-16.

Cut family, Orpbeum. No. Yaklmn, Waal)., July

CiiiiKor.'d .Dogs, Alameda Park, Butler, Pa., July1110.

Crlunnlna k Gore. Southern Park, PJttaburg, July11-1U.

Crane. Lawrence, Proctor's Dtti Are., N. Y. C,July ll-io,

CuMIs k Blossom. Coeur d'Altue. Spokane, Wash.,July 11-10; CrvituI, Seattle, 18-23.

Curtis k Adams. Atod Park, Youngstown, 0.,

July 11-10. . „miinliiglwui k Smith. Orpheum, San Fran., Ctl.,

July 10-10.

Dnliiin Bros., New York Boof, N. X. 0., July 11-

10.

Unrcuport, Harry, Kcltb'a, Pblla., July 11-10.

Ullruiody, Casino. St. Joiepb, Mo„ July 10-10.

Diluciug Violinist, The, Spring Orore Casino,

Hi rlngtlelit, .0.. July 10-H1.

Uitrrow, Mr. & Mrs. Stuart, Blrerton Park, Port-land. .Me., July 11-ltt

lluflv ft Hammond, Weast, Peoria, HI., July 11-10

D'Arvllle Slaters, Orpheum, San Fran., Oal., July10-10.

Daly,. Chan., (1. O. H-. Vancourer, B. <)., JulyH-10.

Daniels, Walter. Proctor's !2Sth Street, N. Y.C. July 11-10; Proctor's, Newark. N. J„ 18-23

Dale k Ucrvesu, Atlantic Garden, N. Y. 0., July

Dutiuody. .Casino, St. Joseph. Mo., July 10-16;Went Knd Helahts. .St. LOUls, 17-2:1.

llsltu k Ze|l», Weaat. Peoria, 111., July 11-10.

Daly & Kelso, O. 0. H., Vancourer, B. 0., July11-10.

Dcremln & Own, New Star, Portland, Ore., July

Dell ft 'Monitor, .Crystal, Milwaukee, Wis.. July11-10.

Dtv Auua CM. JUreralde Park, Washington, D. C,.Inly 11-23.

Lclu-.opi * Lee, New York Hoot. N. Y. 0., July11-10.

De Fiiyu Sisters, lfrcebody Park, Newport, tt. I.,

July lliltl: Frank's. Buyonue, N. J., 18-23. ,

He Mutt. Luulsv, Luna Park, Coney Island, N.Y., July 11-10. , i

Do Witt, Burria k Torrance, New York Boof, N.

X. C„ July 11-17.Deniuniu ft Belle, Athletic Park, Buffalo, N. Y.,

July U-IU.D« & D'b, Blualcr's, Portland, Ore., July 11-23.

Deltnore A Oiielda, Keith's. Phils.. July 11*16.

Donetto Slnicm, Park, Brldgetoo, N. J„ July IS-

Deltorelll & .Gllsuiaudu, Henderson's, Coney la-

laud, N. Y., July 11-10.

Dontoua <!t), Heldrlcb'a, Astoria, Ore., July 11-

10.

Dotlavni, Cutter, Sextet, Brighton Beach, N. Y„July 11-111.

Delnney k Oslelln, Orphcuui, Terre Haute, lud.,

July 10-2V.Hevlue & Hliurts, Pastor's, N. Y. 0., July 11-16.Dexter, ,Chestnut Grorc, Prorldcuce, B. I., July

U-IU.Deluiore, The Misses, Proctor's, Newark, N. J.,

July 11-10.Di'iii-uc, Adellue, Wooilljiiue Park, Camden, N.

J., July 11-10.Di'Vny, Kiinnett k Go., Olentaugy Park, Columbm,

0.. July 11-10.Do Hollla k Valors. Jack's. Chicago, July 11-10.No Wolfes, The, . Uasluo, Pllniau Orore, N. J.,

.Inly 11-10 1 Aroiulale Park. Wlnhurne, Pa.,lasit.

Dick & Dick. Canlno, Toledo, O., July 10-10.Diitt-Hiig. Mr. k Mrs. Joo J., Pastor's, N. Y. C.

July 11-10.Dorrveb k Iliiaaell, Proctor's 2UU Street, N. Y. C,

July 11-10; Proctor's li'.itli Street, 18-23.D-iiiuviui, Jib. .11,. Kami. Tolnlo, .()., July 10-10.Doyle. Diiiieliitf, Uorrlsou'a, ltuckaway, N. X„

July 11-10.Hulii'iiy Slnlers, Mom-ow, ltunnlu. July 11-30.Doyle, Dniieliig. llouluson Park, l-'t. Wayuc, lud.,

July 10-10. .

Doyle k Granger, Four Mile Creek Park, Brie,Pa., Jul; U-IU,

Dm woe, Uendenoii's, Coney lslaud, N. Y., July11-10.

Drew, Mr. & Mrs, Sidney, Cleveland's, Chicago,July 11-10.

Diniliars. Plying, Kennyivnod Park, Piltaburg.July ll-.DI. ,

luift'l. Snwtflle k Duffy, 0. O. 1!., Chicago, JulyI il.o.

Duiiiov. Mluitlp. llcuileraon'a. Coney lslaud, N.Y„ July 11-10.

Du'ieoii, A, O., Olentaugy 1'ark, Columbus, 0.,.Inly 11- 10.

Dudley & Cliealyn, Paalnr'a. N. V. C, July 11-10.Diittliirltedcny Troupe. Sliea'H, HuRalo, July 11-16.Dniuw k Tester. Arcli. Clerelaud. 0.. July 11-10.Knrlc A Wllsiui, 1'alrrlsW Park, Dayton, «., July

lO-lo: Ilveu's' Park, li'oatorla. O., 1T-1IU.

liilsnl, Dtnu, & Co., Piistor'a, N. Y. C, July II-

10.

liitar, Vallle. Nlpuiuek Park, Mllford. Mass., July11-10.

Winnie Slslero, Voroat Park, Kaunas City, Mo.,July 10-10; lugersoll Park, Dos Moines, la.,

18-23.Kltryni, Brooke. Valrrlew Park. Dayton. 0.,

July 11-10; Ulentaugy Park, Cvluuibua, 17-2;..

HI wood & Mngilc Bepton, Gurernnlot's, AtlanticCity, N. J.. July li-io.

Uiiiin-rorn of Music (4), Young's Pier, AtlanticOily, N. J.. July 1110.

Miitiilrv Cltytiimrtet, Brighton Beach, N. Y„ July11-10.

Kuinlni Ooiuedr lrttur, Lyceum, Lung Branch,N. J., July 11-10.

lii.wwtii, Doris, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., July11-10.

Knmerabln Slalom, Forest Park, Kanaaa City,

Mo,, July 10-17.Kverlun, Gladys. A. k 8., Boston, July 11-16.i:tei*tt Trio. Oreanilatld, Coney Island, N. V,,

July 11-16,llrerett Slaters, Monte Carlo. Nome, Alaska, July

11-23.

l'nlk. Kleauor, -raradlnc Boof, N. Y. C, July II-

10.llnrell. Clin*. C«»lno. Danville. Vs.. July 11-10.Parley. .Iiiiiuw & llounle, Ounlnn, Hamilton llcaeh,

N. It.. July 11-10.

Piilrchlldn. The, Bijou. Oahkoah. Win., July 11-16.Fitriiuui. Bud, Spring Brook Park, So. Bend. Iud„

July 1U-I0. " '

l-'nriiuiii. Ida Belle, Olyuipla Park, Oliatlauoogi.Tend.. July 11-16.

Kay Slaters'. Korelty, Oakland. Cal., July 11-16.Knustlna. Doyle's. Atlantic City, N. J., July 11-

10.

i'erry, Empire, Amcoaila, Uon., Jul; 11-16, _J

Fantaa (3), Unique, Los Angeles, Cal., July 11-

10 j Lyric, Ban Diego, la-aS.Ferguson at Pasiniore, West End Helgbta, St.

Louis, July 10-ltl,'

Fern Comedy Pour, Oureroalor'a, Atlantic City,N. J., July 11-10.

Fenlon. M. 0., Doyle's. Atlantic City, N. J., July11 lo.

Flaber k Jnlinaon. Falrrlew Park, Sratbhrldge,Mass., July 11-16; Nuntey's Casino, So. Beaek,N Y IH-

1 ''!

Fields. Will Mi. Tlroli, .Buffalo, N. Y., Jul/ 11-lo: Cailuo, .Ktlamaaoo, Mick., ,17-23.

FltuililiotiMi-Coy Trio. Freebody Park, Newport,11. 1.. July 1110. V

Vluulcon, Rdnard, Lemp's Park, St. Louis,July U.10. •

~llynn, Joe, Keith's, K. Y. c, July 11-16.Fr.rdham, Vred., Doyle's, Atlantic Olty, N. J.,

July 11-10.Ford ft Oelirue, Freebody Park, Newport, B. I.,

July 11-16.Foiruer .Sisters, Hex Breete Parlllon, Irondaqaolt,

K, Y„ July 11-10.Fox .4 Melrjlle, Uoyal Standard. London, Bng.,

July ll.ld;,Boyal Albert, London, 18-23.Kotd ft Wilson, Proctor'a 2Sd Street, N. Y. C,.July 11(16. , ,

Pox ft Wsnl, Gnlflur. Los Auerles, Cal., July n-10; Daloue. Sah Diego, 18-23.

Forbes; II. K., Uran.l, Vanonirer, B. C, July,ll;lffl; flruml. jactorla, US-IB.

Font SlKlers, Dreamland, Coney Inland, N. Y.,July lliltl. .

l'mter. HI., ft «lo«, "Mike," Lyceum, Ban Fran.,Cal.. July 11-23.

lVuil Bros., Proctor'a, Newark, N. J„ July 11-io:

i'ontlnelles (3), Grand Forks, No. .Dak., July tS-

liijrner sisters, Sea Bieexe PariUen, Irondcquolt,N. Y.. July 11-10.

.Foftjuugh. J-ihn. A. -VS., Boston, July 11-10.rrinttaathe ft Lewis, Woodworth, Lancaster, Pa-

July 11-10.Frederick Bros, ft Burns, Shea's, Buffalo, July

Pljnklln. Ben Ou rentalor'a, Atlantic Clly, .N.

Iiaiikllp, 8l»t«rs, Spring Orore Park, SprlngSeM.

Franklin ft Hart, A. ft 8.. Boston, July 11-i'o.Fur-nan, Hurtle, Lakemont Park, Altoona, Pt„July 11-10.

Fuller. Ida, Pollen Matlgny, Paris, Fr., July 11-

Gardner, West ft Sunablne, Lyceum, San Fran ,Cal., July 11-23.

Oaach Slaters, Paradise Boof, N. Y. C, July

Gaston ft Btone, Heodersen's, Couey Island, N.Y., July .11-10.

Gsraon, Marlon, Shaw's Oarden, Buffalo, July11-16; Temple, Detroit, Mich., 18-23.

Gardner ft Stodord, Grand, Vancourer, B. C.July 11-10,

Uignoux, Ttie, Keith's, Phlln.. July 11-10.Garln ft Piatt, Junction Park, Bearer Falls, Pa.,

July 11-10.Gardner. Golder. Ourernator's, Atlaollc City, N.

J.. July 11-10.

S!!L J; -5"i

c' °;. H" c* 1™*™. July 11-is.GnUs ft Nelson. Heuderaon's, Couey Island, N.

T., July 11-10. .C»Mrn Trio. Young's Pier, Atlantic City, tt. J.,

OeiM0

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nil..?, I'A' 2g"*ft $* Angelea. 17-36.

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ntSSaV%S Oudwelser, Bellerllle, III., July10-16; IJashsgen's. St. I«uls, Mo. 17-2JS?fmf? '*

flfe*! Kellh's, Phlla., July l"l6Gold Dust Twins, Bijou, Norfolk Vt Jsl.it inGordon. <:||ff, BrlghlC li^ch. N, Y.",' jSly llilS"Gordon. BeHe.. Chutes, Jan Fran.. Cal" lulf ItG"I5"l«f

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h° JulyTuo"'K°Ur Ml" <}nek PMk

'Erl»-

'TBS?-i&PiJSSm P«k. Grand Banlds,

U-23,'JO-IS; Wenona Beach, Bay City!

GlJuT? \?.ii.

Ua<"nvM P"*. Hamilton, O.,

" jft? if-ie**"*'Swthtrtt ""»* PHUburg,

Hfu1?U 2'?

a"e'°,C1HI" ,<J p«k

. NashrlHe. Tcun.,

H*H?ftj.*

,nl'0,enltl!W »"*, Columbus. 0., July

Harrlgan. Clereland'a, Chicago. July ll-lfl

"ft' tiffi&2k> »* i-ffWff 'Proc-

Ju'y ll-lu! 'K i< C" " Newark, N. J„

Hathaway ft' \Valton, Blactrlc Park, Albany, N.Y., July 11-10 ; Pastor's. N. Y G. l«.&Harvey. bW E, e Beach, ByV il-tZsffhuJuTy n*fl!

f"w'A"0140'1""". <>dar Biplds. la"

Hsrt^ Sadie,' Cry.tal Park, WkhlU, Kan., .July

n!^!?JuVBiY.10

Quv'rna,°"'''- A«'«n«c City,

Harrison .Bros,. Keith's. N. Y. C, Julr ll.lflHarris ft Merlo, A. ft S„ Boston J & \\\aH»»'. Auule.. Cedar Point, Sandusky ff. July 10-

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' Berlin, Oer., July

"•BRsrf i*vi?; Nj>T«'«y- »«n Frsu., Cal., Julyill-IO; Norelty, Santa Bona. 182a.

'HeiHleraon, l.litle, BIJou, Norfolk, Va., July 11.*» «« Julia. C. O. H.. Ohlcsgo. July

'"n^y!: j«i"y"ii!m'I •"n P,rk

'°™fJ Mtat

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'Her Busy Day," Keith's. N. Y. C, Julr 1I-1B.He>n*ler aialer*. Olereland's. Ol.loano. Jvity lMn.Hlexsy .ft .Nelson, Freebody Park, Newport, B. 1,

July 1 1 10.Hill ft Hylrinl, Paradise Boof. N. Y, C, July

H,j'lr^lVlfl

I '<1r"1 F" rk'

CM"T ,"*nd'

N'T"

BffiSka, "ffi Spring Lake Park, Trenton, N. J„

Hll'bvrt t Warreu, Glendale Park, Nashville,Wkj,, July ll-lo.

Hosbjes, P., ft Wmnchiuere, Dreamland. Couey Isl-aml. July 11-10,

Huwurd, Adeline, ft "Rubber." Park. Manistee.Mlili., July li-lll.

Hnleontb. Chirtla ft Webb, Freebody Park, New-IH.rt. It. 1„ July, 11-10.

Homier. Kdnn Wallm-o, Brighton Beach, N. Y„July 11,16.

Horan, KiMie, Kleelrlc rark, Baltimore, Joly II-. 4m.

Hollowsy Trio, logeraoll Park, Dea Moines, Is.,

July II -IB.

Howard, Cbss., Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic City,

N. J.. July 11-16.

Howe. Gaos A WaKara, Doyle's, Atlantic City,

N. J., July 11-16.,H6lt. Ado., Keith's, N. Y. C, July 11-18.Holt, Kdtrln, Rhea'a, Buffalo, July 11-16.

Honrer. John ft Lillian, Alhambra, London, Bug.,July 11-Aug. 31.

Howe ft Scott. Orpheum, Los Angeles, Cal., July10-10.

Hodges ft I.siiDfhmere, Point of Pines. Boston,July 11-10: Old Orchard Beach, Me., 18-23.

Hooh-Elton Co., Keith's, Pblla., July -11-16;

Keith's, Boston, U-23.Howell ft Emerson, Nona Park, Hamilton, Can.,July n-lu.

Hume, Boat * Lewis, Empire (Shepherd'sBush), London, Kng., July 11-10; Empire,(Holloway), Lnmlon. 18-23.

Hurst. Manola Maids, Steeplechase Pier, AtlanticCity. N. J., July 11-10.

Hughes. Cuts, ft Msdge, Lakeside Park, Akron,0., July ii-io.

lluntea Musical Trio, Spring Grove Park, Spring-bald, ,0., July 11-16.

luncns ft Ryan. New Forest Park, Little Bock,Ark., July 11-10.

International Operetta Co., Proctor's 23d Street,Ns Y. «.. July U-10.

Jaasesons, Toe. Weknt. Peoria. HI., July 11-10,;

Ganghan'a. Springfield. 18-23.Jackson ft Douglas, Bronsoo Psrk, Corning, N.

Y., July 11-10.Jatons, The, Crystal, Milwaukee, Wis., July 11-

Jteksons, The, Chestnut Grorc, Prorldence, It.

I.. July 11-16.Jerome ft Kent, Acme, Norfolk, Va., July 11-10.Jerome, Nut 8., Lyceum, Phils.. July 11-16.Johnson ft Dean, Alhambra, Paris, Fr., July It-

Johnson ft Wells, Arrernc Pier, N. Y., July 11-16.JoDen, Ada. Young's Pier, Atlaulic City, N. J.,

July 11-18.Johnsons. The, Electric, Waterloo. la., July 11-16.JoUtton ft Host, Trocadero, Chicago, July 11-1C.Kamocbl ft Waters, A. ft 8., Boston, July 11-16.httlmos. The, Keith's, N. Y. C. July 11-10.Kartslll, Paradise Roof, N. Y. C, July 11-10.Keane, J. Warren, Proctor's Ctb Are. and 23d

Street. N. Y. C, July 18-23.Kelcy, Mr. ft Mrs. Alfred, Avon Psrk, Youngs-

towu, ()., July 11-10.Kenna, Charles, Lincoln Park, New Bedford,

Mass., July 11-16; Clereland's, Chicago, 18-23.Kenton, Dorothy, East End Park, Memphis, Tean.,

July 10-10.KPnnebell, Duerow ft Lorens, Luna Park, Coney

Inland, N. Y., July 11-10.Kerr ft Wiltshire, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J.,

July 11-10.Kest ft Boyer, Jack's, Chicago. July 11-16.Kelly ft Molr, SmalltVDod Garden, Atlantic City.

tt. J., July 11-1(1.

Keeley Slaters, Mobley Park, Borne, Go., July

Kennedy ft Hsyes, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J.,July 11-16.

Kelleher, M. J., Heuderaon's, Coney Island, N.Y„ July 11-111.

Keougb ft Ballard, Morrison's, Bookaway Beach,N. Y.. July 11-10.

Keleey Sinters, Chutes, Sao Fran., Cal.. July lo-in.

Kenyoo ft De Garmo, Falrrlew Park, Dayton, 0„July 10-10; Beeres Park, Fostorla, 17-23.

Knerns ft Cole. Washington Park, Michigan Clly.Ind., July 11-16.

Klnmdey, Julia, ft Co., Proctor's, Newark, N. J.,July '11-10.

HisKltomiirn Jans, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y..July 11-10.

Klralfo. Vincent, Palm, Cripple Creek, Col., July

Klein, OH Bros., ft Nicholson, Salem Willows,Boston, July 11-10; Exhibition, Wlulpeg, Man..82-Aug, 0.

Koaler ft Clio, Germanla Garden, So. Bend. Ind..July 11-10.

Kohl. Gin ft Marlon, Arondale Park, Wlnburne.Pa., July 11-16.

Lament k Bohin. Uurernator'a, Atlantic City. K.J.. July 11-16.

La Clair ft West, Crystal, Denrer, Col., July 11-

L.i Itose, Harry ft Co., Keith's, Boston, July 11-

Lanrencc, Al., Keith's, Boston, July 11-10.Lu Veils ft Graut, Casino, Savannah, Ga., July

11-16.La Tuur, Irene, ft dog, "Zaxa," Homewood Car-

nival, Pittsburg, July 11-23.Liiwaon & Nauion, Bijou, Norfolk, Va., July 11-

16.

l,a Nole Bros., Keith's. Boston, July 11-16.l.al'oy Bros., Godfroy's, Grand Baplds, Mich.,

July 10-16; Riverside Park, Eaton, lud., 17-23.Larlvee, A. G., Weast, Peoria, III., July 11-10.La Moines, The, Reed's Lake, Grand Rapids,

Mich., July 10-16.Lamonts, The, Bock Spring Park, E. Liverpool,0„ July 11-10.

La Jess, Theo. ft Camlllc, Lake View, Lowell,Masa., Ju|y 11-16.

Latlna, Mile. Farm, Toledo, 0., July 10-10.l.Htlmure ft Leigh, Ramona Park, Grand Rapids,

Allrb., July 11-10.La Tell Bros., Gurcrnator's, Atlantic City, N.

J., July 11-16.La Molues, The. Reed's Lake, Grand Rapids,

Mich., July 11-16; Temple, Detroit, 18-23.La Roys, The, Electric Park, Albany, N. Y., July

11-16.Lungdon. Hurdle, Pailllon, Grand Baplds, Mich.,

July 10-10.Ijimar ft Bolinie, Ourernator's, Atlantic City, N,

J., July 11-10.Lnrrett, Point of Pines, Boston, July 11-10.Luinbert ft Pierce, Alameda Park, Butler, Pa..July 11-16.

La Vnmlc ft l.e Seur, Doyle's, Atlantic Olty, N.J., Julr 11-10, ,

Le Vlue ft Alma, Atlaulic Garden, N. Y. C, July

l.conhurdt, Orpheum. Tacoiun. Wash,, July li-lt): Central, Ererett. 18-23.

Le Boy ft Olaytou, Orpheum, San Fran., Oul„July 10-10.

Le Boy. Marie, Central Park, Dunkirk, N. Y.,July 11-16.

Leonard Sisters, Alcazar, Denver, Col., July 11-Aug. 7.

Leonard, JaB., ft SaJie, Paator's, N. Y. C, July

Le Clair ft Bowcu, Doyle's, Atluutlc City, N. J.,July 11-16.

Leigh Bros., Orpheum, San Fran., Cal., July 10-

Lcun, May. Electric l'nrk, Newark, N. J„ JulyU-10; Pastor's, N. Y. 0., 18-23.

Lu Favor. Mabel, Talauuega Park, Attleboru,Mass., July U-10.

Ltwla ft Lake, Crystal Park, Denrer, Col., July10-10: Crystal Psrk, Pueblo. 17-23.

Lees, The, BIJou, Marinette, Wis.. July U-23.Lester. Harry pa., Aron Park, Youngstown, 0„

July U-10.Le Nolr's Marionettes, Electric, Olympla, Wshh.,

July ll-lii.

Leonard ft Drake, Keith's, N. Y. C, July 11-16.Llbbey ft Truyer, Muunlon's Park, St. Louis, July

10-ltl.v

Llpplucotls. The, Crystal, Cripple Creek, Col..July U-10: 0. II.. Lcatlvllle, 18-23.

Lindsay's Dogs ft Monkeys, Parlllon, So. Bend,Ind., July 10-16.

Lindsay, Ksrl, ldoru Park, Youugatown, 0„ July

" Lnrrett, II. M., Long Beach, Gloucester, Mass..July u-ld.

I^unborg, Auua, Olcott lleaeh, N. Y., July U-10.Lome. Geo., Bay Side Casluo. Canaralr, N. Y..July 11 -HI; Doyle's, Atlantic Olty, N, J., 18-

Lon-ande A Wilson, Woodslde Park, Pblla., July

Lund, ilabe, Avon Park, YoungBtown, O., July

Luis Bros., Henderson's. Coney Island, N. Y..July U-10.

Luelcm. Mr. ft Mrs. Fred D., Freebody Park.Newport, R. I., July 11-10.

Lyoux, The, Dreamland, Coney taland, N. Y..July 1110.

Lynch, Great, Ourernator's, Atlantic Clly, N. J.,July 1110.

I.-ydell ft Butterworlh, Keith's, Boston, July 11-16,

Mason-Keeler Co., Mons ft Sloll Tour, Eng., July11-Nov. 18.

Murtlriitli Urns., Kellh's. Phlla.. July U-10.Marline ft Halinn, Prnclnr's 23d Street, N. V. 0.,

July I Dill.

Mnrhnvc, Plunkett ft Co., Oltutangy Park, Colum-bus, o.. July ll-l<:.

May-Alhtiugh Jr.. Co.. Kellh's, N. Y. O.. Jnlvll-lil.

Mnrt.vniic. Oreut. Cycle Park. Dnllnn. Tex., JnlvII -Aug. 2.

Manpuinda. The. fluvernstor's. Atlantic City, N.J.. July n-in-

nJudcaps lUj, Pattor'a, Ms X. (J, July 18-23,

Martini i Ma. idlllan. a O. H., Chicago. July J^f*. ^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^^M.r$i ft Erwin, Cry.UI. Denrer, C... J-ly HSlV. jgffi^ N , ,._ ,„

18-23.Raymond, Alice, Lakealde Park, Akron, 0., July

10-10.RalUhana, Flying, Temple, Detroit, July tl-io,

Reaneaux Ponies, Henderson's, Coney Island, N.fT, July U-16.

Reno ft Blchardt, Ramona, Grand Rapids, Mich,,July 17-23.

Belter. Cart, Chutes, Ban. Fran., Cal., July IMCRemwtta ft La Bue, Casino, Sea Iaie City, N. J.,

July 11-16. , •-.

Rentes (3), Auditorium, Norfolk, Va., July 11-16,

Bedford & Winchester, Merrymeeting Park.Brunswick, Me., July 11-16,

Reklaw, Dan, Robinson Park, Ft. Wayne, led.,

July 10-16; Mannlon's Park, .St. Louis, 17-23.Rica Family, Lake Grove Park, Auburn, Mo,,

July 11-16.Blch, Jack ft Bertha, Beach, Gloucester, Mass.,

July 11-10.Rliniw (4), Keith's, Pblla., July U-10.Rio Bros., Woolworth, Lancaster, Fa., July Il-ia

Rled ft Gilbert, Sans Souci, Chicago, July U-10.Hlee ft Prerost, Keith's, N. Y. 0., July 1M0;

Keith's, Pblla.. 18-23.Rochefort ft May, Kenton's, Buffalo, July U-10.Kockaneld, O. 1'., Jacobs', Peoria, 111., July 11.

10.Eoyern ft Lavlne, Pulm, Cripple Creek, Col,, July

11-16.

Bowly ft Gsy, Nona Park, Hamilton, Can.. JulyU-10; Auditorium, Charlotte, N. Y., 18-23.

Royce, Ray L.. Temple, Detroit, July U-10.Rowe. Wm., Idora Park, Youngstown, 0., July

11-16.Robinson, Ethel, Brighton Beach, N. Y., July II-

16.Rose. Edytb, Ballet, Cleveland's, Chicago, JulyU-10.

Rouseh, Jack. Electric, Waterloo, la., July ll-lit.

Bobbins ft Trenoman, Keith's,. Phlla., July 11-16,Keith's, Boston. 18-23, .i- ,- . ,:.

.Bonaidos .(3), Bast End Park, « Memphis, Tenn,.

Itimwll ft Duubar, Norelty, Oakland, Cal., July11-16; Chutes, San Fran.. 18-30.

Russell. Phil ft Carrie, Pickett Springs Casino,Montgomery, Ala., July U-16.

Russell, Lean, Ingersoll Park, Dea Moines, la..July 11-10.

Sauna, Herr, Forest Park, Kansas City, Mv..July 10-10.

Sato, 0. K., Tower, Blackpool, Eng., July ll-8n.Saroney. Gilbert, Guvernator's, Atlantic City, N.

J., July 11-10.Sanlell Slaters, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J..July U-10.

Santoro ft Marlow, Lake Park, Madison, Win..July U-16.

Satcoota, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y., July

Sillor ft Bnrhnrctto, Proctor's 23d Street. N. Y.C, July U-16.

Sawyer. Eddie, Crystal, Milwaukee, Wis., July

Sehenk Bros., Keith's, Boston, July U-16.Schuyler Bros., C. 0. H.. Chicago. July ll-lt,.Scott, Mike, Orpheum, Seattle, Wash., July 11-

Seymour ft Dupree, Alhambra, Paris, Fr., July

Seeboek, Harry, Orpheum, San Fran., Cal., July

Sears, Woodslde Park, Phlln., Jnly U-23.Scon & Sawtelle, Henderson's, Coney laland. N.

v., July U-10.Seeker, Wilkes, ft Co., Novelty Park, Stockton,

Cal., July 1-10 ; Idora Park, Oakland, 18-23.Se??,?i^• "ellle. Lakeside Psrk, Akron. O., July

U-10; Avon Park Youngstown, 18-23.Sherman & Fuller, Ross Park, Blnghamton, N,

X.. 'Jlllj* 11-10,Sll««

2«>d ft Fox., Ry. Park, Ottona, Can., July

Sherman ft De Forest. Washington Park, lln-yonne, N. J„ July U-10; New Brunswick, 18-

Sl'.acklefonl, Malcolm, Proctor's 123th Street, N.i. u., July U-10.

Shaw, Lillian, Casino. Toledo, O., Julr IMG.July ufltl '

U" P,Ck'C™"«I"I.!II. 1

Shannon ft Dixon, C. O. H., Chicago, July 10-10.Wiattuck IMruly, c. 0. H., Chicago. July 11-10

jSly'll-loTIn"*rtal

' »>'ier laland. N. Y i

Shields, Ella," Atlantic Garden, N. Y. C., July 11-

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- ««"»«» City, Mo„Smith ft Baker. Casino, S.ranu.b, 0.., July II-Suy,ler& Buckley, Masonic Temple, Chicago, JulySinulo.,1. P.aI( PanHll8e nMl< N y fl> juifS"uio.

fle°" Wo°""'«>. Lancaater, Pa., July

Speur* Anna, Auditorium, Norfolk, V... j„|y

"•JSly"^^ tUM P«k- Coney island. N. Y..

Tssys iss&**yia *"* n«w *™+

burg. 18-23 ' C"' "! Purk, Oreeus-Stern^Heraoncll, Chutes, S.a Vnn . f ^ Ju|y"STj«1y

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«. Atlantic City, N.Slanleys, The. Herman's Park, Baltimore,. July

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f'ju^li^!'™1'

liona Pafk' Hamilton, Can..

2a. 7 **" unique, Wlnulpeg, Mau., July u-

piirvj iSsp*'* wooiwoti11' **»**«.

Mack ft Elliott, Myres Lake, Csnton, O., July 10-

16; Lakeside Park, Akron, 17-23.

Marshall ft. Loralnc, Godfroy'a, Grand Rapids

Mich., July U-16.Mantell'a Marionettes, Edison, Salem, Ore.. July

11-16: OentraV Everett. Wash.. 17-28.

Mniliaps (41, Ramona Park, Grand Baplda, Mich .

July 11-16:Matanota ft Tar.ko, Luna Park, Coney Island, N.

T„ July U-10. . .Marshall, the Mystic, Glen Forest Park, Law-

rence, Mass., July U-10.Manlton Bros., A. ft 8., Boston, July U-16.Martin ft Bldgeway, Pastor'a, N. Y. C, July 11

16.Msrlins, Musical, New York Roof, N. Y. C, July

U-16. .

Marsh ft Sartella, Woolwortb, Lancaster, Pa.,

July U-16.Martin, Tom, ft Co., Orpheum, St. Paul, Minn.,

July 18-23.Mardo, Trocadero, Chicago, July U-16.Marvelle ft Oleason, Sacandaga Park, Glovers-

vllle, N. Y„ July U-10.Marline Bros., Morrison's, Bockaway Beach, N.

8R July U-16:Mojor Slaters, Central Park, Dunkirk, N. Y-,July U-10.

Macart'a Dogs and Monkeys, Temple, Detroit,July U-16.

Manr.ni ft Shnnklln, Jacobs', Peoria, III., JulyU-16.

Marion ft Deane, Athletic Park. Buffalo, N. Y.,

July U-10; Central Park. Dunkirk, 18-23.Mathlens. Juggling. Washington Park, Michigan

City, Ind., July U-16.Majestic Musical Four, Freebody Park, Newport,

It. I., July 18-23.McKinnon ft Beed, American Parlllon, So. Bend,

Ind.. July 10-16; Nona Park, Hamilton, Can.,18-23.

McCoy ft Knight. Norelty. Pueblo, Col., July U-16McLaln Slaters, Gurernator.'a, Atlantic City, July

U-16.McWaters ft Tyson Co., Riverside Park, Bound

Brook, N. J.. July U-10; Young's Pier, At-lantic City. N. J.. 18-30.

Mclntyre ft Heath. Keith's, Boston, July U-10.McOregjt, Auditorium, Norfolk, Va.. Jnly U-10.McShsiTra.vn, Musical, Bijou, Portland, Ore., July

U-16; Hedrlck's, Astorln, 18-23.McDnile ft Welcome. Ourernator's, Atlantic City,

N. J., July U-16.McDevItt ft Kely, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J..

July U-10.Mclntyre ft Rice, Pastor's, N. Y. 0., July U-10.McDowell, John (1. ft Alice, Wolf Lake, Jackson,

Mich., July 10-10.HcOanns, The.. Crystal, Leavenworth. Kan., Jul/

10-10; Crystal, St. Joseph, Mb.. 17-23.slcCune ft Grant, Grand, Victoria, B. C, July

11-16.Mcl'hee ft Hill, Luna Purk, Coney Island, N. Y„

July U-10.'

McCarthy, Myles. ft Co., Ingersoll Park, Dc«Moines. la., July 10-10.

Meier ft Mora, Alhambra, Hull, Eng., July 11-16: Lyceum, Goran, 18-23.

Merllls, Marvelous, Ingersoll Park, Des Moines,la., July ll-lil.

Mecnsker, Inex, Chester Park, Cincinnati, O.,July 10-16; Lakeside Park, Akron. 17-23.

Melrose Corallines (4), Ramona Park, Grand Ban-Ids, Mich., July U-16.

Melvln Bros., Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J., July

"I'l'lfl'

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Do,,<!''' Atllu'tl<; City. N. J., July

Merln'a Dogs, Paradise Roof, N. Y. C, Juiy 11-

Meyers ft Rosa, Proclor's, N. Y. C, July U-16.M ller ft Miller, Trocudero. Chicago, July U-16.H ilRleys, The, Jacobs', Peorlo, HI., July U-lfl.MltelielN, Three Funny, Keith's, Boston, Julr

11-10; Keith's. Phils., 18-23.'

Millard Bros., Bill ft Bob, Riverside Park, Moo-(real, Can., July U-16.

Mlllanl Trio. Hendereons', Coney Island, N. Y..July 11-16.

Mills ft Morris. Young's Pier, Atlantic City, N.J. i July 11*10,

Montgomery ft Pearl, Ingersoil Park, Des Moines,• Ia„ July U-10.Moiitrose ft Butler, Trocadero, Chicago, July 11-

Moris * Morris, ft, ft ».. Boston, July U-16;Pastor's, N. Y. C. 18-23.

••»«JlorrlK, Joe, Pnslor's, N. Y. C, Julr 11-1(1arotoglrl, Palais D'Ete, Brussells, Bel,, July U-Moore ft Llttlenelil. Shea's, Buffulo, Jnlv n-10.Muran ft Maekey. BIJou, Norfolk, Va., July U-10.Mouxrles ft Smith, Foret Keller, Milwaukee, Wis

July 11-16.M<

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' tofttaa, St. Paul, Mian., July

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**aTe, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J.,

Morris ft Daly. Pastors'. N. Y. C. July 1M6-Proctor's 23d Street, 18-23.

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^SSftftk^SSk Pfw-'tor'a. Newark, N. J..

1H% Proctor'8 126lh Street, jf. Y. C,Murphy ft Powell, Eldrldge Park, Elmlra N YM,^

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Murray ft Clayton, C. O.-H.. Chicago. July 1LI0.MudKC ft Morton. Regent. Snlford. Eng., July it16; Hlppoilrouie. Liverpool, 18-23.•''""* **

Mullen ft Corelll, Shea's. Buffalo, July U-16.

Juiv"l

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x., July U-16.

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Nichols ft Croix. Palace,' Boston. July U-23,*&& S,

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k"." vc« "S uml Puul Nicnolion,1-nriii, Toledo, 0„ July 10-16.

Ark": "dy°'iM(W r0K,t Vatk

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Norrlses, The, Pack, Rye Beach, N. Y., July U-

"jSuTiuSft1 Ul" I'"rk

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- r-Olive, Mile., Brighton Beach, N. Y„ July 11-16.

Jut* lMtT'Doyle'"' Al'untic Olty, N. J.,

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O'Brien ft West. Lafnyette. Buffalo, July 1M0.IMO '"'

OI,,u,au'!y "* Columbue. 0., July

0Mil"vih

Dul,caD'

Vif""!'. KallBpelt, Mon., July

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J.dy"l7!2!i?'Manu,Uan »"<*. »">"er,

'""j^u's 'j'slers. "rroclor's 6th Ave., N. Y. C,I'uulliiettl ft 't'liiuo, Hippodrome, tendon, Eng.,

July I t-Aug. 13.Pularo Bros.. Glendtlo Park, Nashville, Tenn..

lntU, 18-23:8Un,mlt P,,tk

• »*»™SPUllTo

V' ê '' Aud"or"",,'N'or'olk, Vs., July

Pewit, 'Paradise Roof, N. Y. C. July U-10.Pefjy. Frank L., Grand, Vauconver, B. C., July

.Pelletler, Dora, SprltiRbHiik Park. So. Bend. Ind.,July 11-10; Collins' Garden, Columbua, O., 18-

Pecari Troniie, Freebody Park, Newport, R. I„.inly 11* til.

Perry ft Raudall, Proctor'a 23d Street. N. Y. OJuly U-10.

P'rjiy.

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Phillips ft i.liyton, Proctor's 5th Ave., N. Y. C.July 11-14.

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Phillips ft Layton, Proctor's 23d Street, July U-!'|eree ft Roslyn, Sana Souel, Chicago. July U-10.Pier.*, ft Maltee, Lincoln Park. Wnrveater. Mbsb.,

July* l l.lu.Polk ft KnlliiiH. Pavilion. Glasgow, Scut., July

I Mil: lll|i|Hnlriiiiir. Glangon-. 18-2.1,Powell Ounesly Trio. A. ft 8., Boston, July 11-10.Potts * Pnttn, park. Trenton. N. J„ Jnly 11-10Polk ft Tresk, l.ilnn Tiirk. fhney Inlaml. N. V..

July ll-lll.

Pim-ell. Harry. A. ft S.. IWhM. Julr IMO.

''"i'lv Ii"'!K" l,rl """ lH Va,k

- Him, Unn.,

P«"ij. Ktflit'. Auditorium, Norfolk, Va., JulyJ.1'10, __• . .

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Vuhllngs, lite, lk'acou Park, Webster, Mas*., July

Van, Gladys, Kimt Bud Park, Memphis, 'renu.,

Van" Bros.. Central Park, Allentowu, Pa., July11-10.

Vnrln A Turenm. 0. O. II., Chicago, Jul; 11-1(1.

Vanlaman. Empire, Seattle, Wash. July :M0.Vulescs. Mile., Southern Park, Pittsburg, July

Van Aukon * Vannerson, Young's Pier, Atlantic

City, N. J., July 11-10.

^„„ce. Clarice, Proctor's 125th Street, N. Y. O.,

July 11-10.

Vcilniars. Tbe, Lincoln Park, Worcester, Mais.,July 11-10.

Vinello, Mona., Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y.,

July 11-10.

Von Gofre * Corely, Lyceum, Son Fran., Cal.,

July 11-23.

Wsterbiiry Bros., St Tenny, Sana Soucl, Chicago,July 11-10. . ,

Watson, Lew, Park, Mllford, Mom., July 11-10.

Wateou, Harry, Keith '». Boston, July 11-10.

Wards, A I., Umpire, Minneapolis, July 11-30.

Waldo, Uuveruator'i, Atlantic City, N. J., July11-10.

Wavburn's QJrla, New Xork Boor, N. Y. C, Julyii-sta.

Waldorf & Mendel, Suburban Garden, St. Louis,July 1U-1U.

Wayne & Lu alar, Mora Park, Younjstown, O.,July 11-10.

, __.Wallace, Franklyn, Henderson's, Coney Island,' N. Y., July 1MB.Wall, Al., Paradise Roof* N, Y. O.. July 11-10.

Waters, Jas. B., Central Psrk, Allentown, Pa.,July li-lii; Saratoga Park, Petutowu, 1823.

Westons (3), Procter'! 6th Ave., n. Y. a, July11-10.

We»lon & Raymond, Idlewlld Park, Newark, 0.,July 11-10; Kalrvlew Pork, Dayton, 18-23.

Wellen, Luale, Lemp'i Park, fit. Louis, July 11-

18.-Weltrell, Jas., Waldaaieer Park, Erie, Pa., July

11-10.

Webbs (4), Casino, Toledo, O., July 10-10..West, John A., West End Park, St. Unit, July

10-10.Welches, The, Jacobs', Peoria, 111,, July 11-10.

Wbaley, Amy, Kennywood Park, Pittsburg, July11-10.

White, Ed. 4 Bolls, Bljon, Norfolk, Vn., July 11-

10. .

White, Frank, Chestnut Grove, Providence, R. I„July 11-10,

White & Simmons, CbbIuo, Toledo, 0.. July 11-16.Whltbresd, Tbos, K-, Proctor's, Newark, N. J.,

July UtIO. . •

Wheeler & Wilson Trio, Electric Park, Vlncenncs,lad., July 17-231

Wlncherman's Bears t Monkeys, New York Uoof,N. Y. 0.. July 11-10.

Wilsons, The, Keith's. N. Y. 0., July 11-10.

Wlllanu & Melburu, Kennywood Park, PliwbUrg,July 1110.

Wlllog'rees, Tbe. Guvernator's, Atlantic City, N.J.. July 11-10.

Wilson Bros., Delmar Garden, Oklahoma City, O.T., July 1010.

Williams, Etta V., Nlpmuck Park, llllford, Mass.,July 11-10.

Williams, Qua, Proctor's 23d Street and 5th Are.,N. Y. 0., July 11-10. -

Wilson Trio, Jaok's, Chicago, July 1-10.Wlreln, Bert, Park, BrUsetun, N. J., July 11-10;

Park, Sea Island, N.Tr., 18-23.Wilson, Air. & Mabel, Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic

City, N. J., July 11-10.

Wise, Barry, Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport, Conn.,July 11-10.

Wood Bros.. Temple. Detroit. Mich., July 11-10;Shea's. Buffalo. N. Y., 18-23.

Wood, Milt & Maude, Sprliujbauk Park, So. Bend,In J.. July, 10-10; Farm Park, Zunesvlile, <),,

18-23.Wood, Francis, Tumbling Dnm Park, DrMcebM,

N. J., July 11-10; Ocean Pier, Sen Isle City,18-23.

THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 473

WISCONSIN.

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|,;uwl " Thanliunscr. despitelie fact that be bus u mnnoplv of lite Hunt-real business In Ibis city ut the present«,?„*• I* .eo'itlnn'niT '» give hla .patrons u.ithing but llrst class productions. Kva Tuylormade Iter reappearance wJtb the corupnnvweek commencing July -I, In ••Captain Jinks.

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Mlsa Taylor mi enthusiastically received.aud was impelled to respond to rails forIt wlwtt/-h ,i, in....,, , i Ma i

^^l ...... . ..a speech m event performance. "The (\>w-

l*W' will be put on week of\?T??* £& -

lllJff1 ihe-Bay. Urd Qitex" week of la.Attendance ban been reniarkuble, capacity au-diences being tbe rule. '-

Chyhtal Tiieatrk.—Manager P. V. Winer offers the .Taxons. Deir and Moultor,I'.ildle Sawyer, I.llllnn Itates nnil S. F. Bud-Nek week of 11, Crowded bouses are stillIn evidence.

I'aiist Pabk (Tbeo Tblelges. nianoger).—Ilrtir.kIior.st a Hand Ik proving a strong card.Phlnaeys United Stales Band, who recentlyclosed a two weeks' 'engagement. 1ms ibuleeord nf playing lo forty thousand peopleduring Its short slny. Hilary's Hand opensIT, and will be followed by n return eugnge-ment of Phlnney's. Tbe '.'.iKlflft ilgurc elgnl,(he Knt'/.enjnnimer onstle, the miniature railroad, and one of lite most elaborate carousal*n the country are having the attention ofthousands of vl si torn.

Fokht Kkllrh (Itleliard Ilccker, tnniu-We

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wcck ot ll liH'lude: MmUulr, May Teschnn, und Monzrlcs and Smith.Davidson Tiikatiik (Sheiiunn Urown.

manager).—Walton -Pyre played a sntlsfnc-torjr engagement 7-11. ilr. I'yre uppenicilto advantage In "Prince Knrl,'

1 "A ItussluuIlooneymoon and "Ksmcrnldo,"Notes —Mauager O. V, Miller accoui-

pntiled (be David S. Rose Marching Clubfrom Milwaukee to St. Louis the past week.......Manager Pierce, of the Bijou, appearsto be milking the most of his vacation. Hespent the Fourth at Ocouomowoc. WisKdvrlD Tlianlioiiscr has announced the en-Kiigcment of Patty Allison. Inst season withBOtort Meson. She will be assigned loingenue roles and wltl make her first np.Pennine* with the company week of 18.....J. Francis Kirk has closed with the Than-jjnuser conipnuy. Mr. Kirk made manyfriends aud admlrors during his long en-gagement at the Academy, wh» regret tohear of bis departure ...Claude L. N.Norrle, local correspondent for The JlramntloMirror, nnd Anceline Dc Bona, who Is quiteprominent in local musical circles, weremarried In this city Thursday, June 30It has been definitely announced that KdllhKvolyn and Lee linker wll reluru to the'i'hnnhoiiscr company after their Summervncatloa Barney Hall will take charge ofthe Animal Show at Pabst Pork, July 11,fur four weeks, after which he will handlethe in in ivnl at Sbeboygaa, Wis.

a »TENNESSEE.

Woodward, V. P., Central Park, Dunkirk, N. Y.,July 11-10.

Woodwards, The, Godfrey's, Grand Baplds, Mich.,July 11-10.

Wyley & Wylson, Casino, Atlanta, Ca., July 11-10. .

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Young, Ollle. & Bra., CO. B.. Chicago, July 10-10; Bamonn Park, Oiand Baplds. Mich.. 17-2:i.

XODJin & Brooks, Cook's Park, Kvausvllle, Ind.,July 10-10.

Yrette. Henderson's, Coney Island, N, Y„ July11-10.

Zi.ranos. Tlie, Lyceum, Niagara Falls, N. Y.,July 11-10. .

Zuuo. Proctor's 2Bd 8trect, N. Y. 0., July 11-10.Zaiel & Vernon, Casino, Toledo, 0.. July 11-10.Zarrow Trio Orpheuui, Los Angeles, Cal.. July' 11-23.Zlmer. John, Keith's. N. Y. C. Jnly 1110. '

Zimmerman, Al. & Pearl, Orren Front, Deadwood,So, Oak.. July 11-23.

Zimmerman, Willy, Parudlse Itoof, N. Y. C, July .

11-10.Zoellera (2), Bob's Casino, No. Beach, N. Y.,

July 11-10.

CALIFORNIA.

Los Anirelcs.—At Morosco'a BurbankTheatre (Oliver Morosco, manager) Mrs. Les-lie Carter, In "Du Barry," scored rathe:badly by opening in competition with attrac-tions of the Fourth of July, being greeted bya half filler] house. The advance sale forother performances of the week's engagementare very gratifying, and promise big houses."The Altar of Friendship/' by the Oliver Mo-rosco Co., follows 10 and week.Gbano Opeba Housh (Clarence Drown,

manager).—"Dora Thorne" attracted; largebouses week ending 12. "The Road to Ruin,"by tbe Ulrlch Stock Co,, opened to big busi-ness 8. "The Bowery After Dark/ withJimmy Britt In the cost. Is underlined.Casino Thratiib (H. C. Wya'tt k Oliver

Morosco, managers).—"The Wedding Dny" Is

the production of the Olympla Comic OperaCo., 3, following "La Mascotte," which proveda good winning card. •

OitPHBim (Clarence Drown, ninnnger).—Features 4 and week; Helen Bertram, Fusteraud Foster, Howe and Scott, Orucey and Bur-nett,. Agotist Weston end Co., Eddie Herouand Co., Itornanl Trio, "Mike", Foster's dog,aud Marcel's living pictures. Quod business.

Uniqub Thkathb (Kent z & Zalle, mana-gers).—Bill July. 11 and week: The TwoFantas, sketch performers, Introducing tbepig, "Hike;" Boyle and Lewis, In "Tbe Ad-ventures of a Jolly Tramp ;" Miriam Murr.rng time delineator ; Story and Tun, musicalact; Grace Morrison, soubrette, and theunlqtie-o-scope. Business Is good.Bboadway TiiBATBB (A. 3. Morgtmstern,

manager).—Features 3 and week: Don Uru-cburtu, musician ; the Burkes, magicians

;

Leonda Brothers and Feeley, acrobats; andmoving pictures of tbe Russian-JapaneseWar. Good business.Chutes (Henry Koch, manager).—Prof.

Cairn's Band, and the zoo attractions holdforth to large crowds. The theatre Is torthe present dark.

Notes, t- Petty thievery from dressingrooms and property trunkB, at Uorosco's Bur-bank Theatre, has been causing great annoy-ance for the last few months It Is re-ported that a site has been selected for thenew Tivoll Opera House, to be erected In thiscity, and that the building Is to be finishedJan. 1, H)05, at a cost ot 1100,000. Tbe en-terprise Is controlled by the Tivoll Amuse-ment Co., of which H.'C. Wyott Is president,E. Searclle, vice president; J; X, Neff, secre-tary, and tliese, with J. R. Bnrke and L. allebymer, comprise . the board of directors.• . ... .A new syndicate, known as the Unitedvaudeville Association, has beea started byAlfred J. Morgenstern and his associates.The directorate Includes: A. J. Morgnnstern,of Loa Angeles: T. J. Granmann, of SanI'rnnclsco: G. I, Adams, Denver; W. R.Gurley, Salt Lake City, and A. J. Morey. Its claimed the association Is In position to

Jill sixty-two weeka' steady engagements Inits forty-two theatres. A new house underthis management Is to be opened at San Ber-nardino, Cal., July 11,•

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Trig followino Pi.ori.E appeared at PariCasino, North Deacb, L. I., week of July 4

!

Lynotte Sisters. Kdward La Zelle, O'PonnellBrothers. Ethel Vane, Thornton Daley, TomAllien, tlie Great Train Bobbery, aad a oneBet farce, "The Arlval of James L, Barry."lorn Glllen Is tbe sole manager, and RobertUeuseu, musical director.

FuANtr P. OKnMAts, mi nctor mid sinner,whosu. inline In private lite 'was Frunk P.SepuH. died Jnly -I, al llio home of his imV-euts In New Orlentix, l.u., aged thirty-sixyears. He was an actor and singer of ability,and ut various tines toured with companiesof his own. He was fur quite a' while withthe Jennie Calef Co., and qlao appeared Williurn iiy other well known opera and minstrelriimptinles. Mr. ( Jeruinln leaves a widow aniltwo children. The iKMly was Interred lu oldSt. Lou is Cemetery. No. L'.

Bii.i.y I, Kim, a well known comedian, andfor tbe past -twelve years ninnnger of thel.ehr St Williams Comedy Co., died recentlyflora pneumonia. He leaves a widow andtwo children. Mr. I.ehr wmh son of Harryl.ehr. n well known black face comedian nndminstrel.

.Mav I'onv. of L« Hose nnd Cody, died June'-':.', at Kl 1'nsu, Tex. She was formerlyknown ns Slay Dweite, of the Uevene Family,who met with success as mciub^s of tli-t

Bnrntim >V Hullryi and other large aggrega-tions. Tlie remains were Intcrrod In Kver-Srcen Cemetery, Fl Paso. Her husband, l'M-le I,n Hose, aud her mother, Mudgc Uevene,

survive her.Fiiank Sni'i.i, who had been a member of

"York State Folks" ; Co. for the mist threesi'usuus, died July 8, lu Chicago, from pueu-monln. aged forty-one years. lie was a mem-ber nf the above company until It closed InChicago, on July ii. trn:

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Memphis.—At Hopkins' Knst Knd Park(A, B. Morrison, manager) threateningweather Interfered somewhat with the at-tendance during week of July 3. The vaude-ville onered wits the best presented tills sea-son. Clara Bellerlul, aerlallst, created quitea sensation. Her baluuclng feats on theswinging trapeze were marvelous. ArthurllellerlnVs dog circus wus a pleasing per-formance. Wuterbury Bros, and Tenuy, Ina musical skit, made a success. Others onthe programme deserving mention were:Three Florence Sisters, comediennes : HillyI.ing, comedian: l.u vine anil Leonard, hoboatitoinobillsts. As an extra Mile. Luub nndPruf. liroudwlck made two balloon ascen-sions afternoon and night each dny.

«»»IOWA.

Den 'HolaeM.—At Ingersoll Park (FredBuchanan, manager).—The bill fur week ofJuly !1-U was an extra good one. Including:The Great Fulgorn, Artie Hall, Flood Bros.,

Mldgiey and Carlisle, Guyer and O'Nell, andFnik and Scauion. Fulgora and Artie Hallproved to be a big drawing card the weekbefore, and were therefore retained for this

week. On July 4 tbe park drew the biggestcrowd on record. -Booked for week of 10:Leah ltussell, llallowny Trio, Marvelous Mer-rlls, Miles McCarthy & Co., Montgomery andPearl, and James \V. Brennan. Mr. Brennnnmade such u great success when he was heretwo weeks ago that Mr. Buchanan re-engugedhim.

Note.—Wm, Foster has re-leased the Audi-torium for three years longer, and has begunto put this house Into shape for next season,

» »»ILLINOIS.

r.-orlii.—The Weust Theatre (C. F. Bart-sou, manager) never complains of poor busi-

ness. Coining July 11-1(1: The Jamisons,Dalton and Zella, Dally nnd Hammond, andA. C. Larrlvee.

.T.u'uits' THUATtM (A. P. Jacobs, mann-Rcr).—Attendance lmprovttd the past week.Coming 11-lli : Miiuzro and Shaukllu, theWalshs, the Midgleys, nnd O. F. Hockulleld.

Stone Htu, Uaiiukn (Frank Orave, pro-

prietor).—Splendid attendance ruleB. Weekot 1.1, the stock couipauy, lu "A Struggle for

Liberty.". .

Baiisum St Bailkv'h Cinctts la due 18.

« »DEATHS IN 'H1I0 l'llOFGSSlON.

Mlts. A.n.nih 3. Hayks, an old iliac actress,

who was well known half a century ago, died

July 8, In the Kdwln Forrest Home, at

Holuiesburg, Pa., In lier seventy-fourth year.

She retired from the singe lu JS84. Tbe lost

piny In which she appeared wob "Uncle lorn s

Cabin," in which ohe iictctl ns a member of

a traveling organization. She entered tho

home April 11, 10IK). Mrs. Hayes was bomlu Portland, Me., Oct. SI, 1S30, and gained

her first experience on the stage with W. U.

iOngllsh's Co., which toured the New Englandsuites In tlie NO'S mid TiO's. She was popu-

lar then In the roles of boys, fairies andcharacters that called for physical grace. Sheafterward played In New York with W. K,

liiiiton, and in the larger cltleB In support nf

Mrs. John Draw and K. A. Solhcru, Shewas twice married. Her first husband was E.

W. Jones, an actor and painter, and after

his death she married B. II. Hayes. She had

two daughters. One of them become popular

us a dancer, under the name of Alice Lor-

raine, and died in 187a. _ ,

Mlts. HahrY' Rvnam died In Boston, Mass.,

July 1), aged seventy-two years. She wasborn In Salsbury, N. C. Nov. 15, 1832, andas Kate Marshall she went on the stage at

New Orleans, In 1842, as n dancer. In 1847

she was marled to Harry C. Hyaar, a well

known actor, who died In Chlcngo May 0,

1880. Mrs. ttynar had In her day ncted with

John Wilkes Booth, Kdwln Booth and manyof the inoBt popular stars of the times. Herlast appearance on the singe was at Mc-Vlcker's Theatre, Chicago. The remains

were cremated by the Actors' Fund. Sheleaves one daughter, Annie Rynnr Kccney,

who resides In Boston. __Mons Victoii (John W. McGlnnls) died

at the Cor.-y Hospital, Corry, Pa.. June 2d,

from Brlght's disease. He waa thlrty-e gut

years old, and wns born la New York City.

He was known In the profession as "the manof mvstcry." and also as a character street

advertiser, having been hi I lie show business

for thirty years. Mons. \ Ictor claimed to

be tbe original "human lamp. He leaves

a widow and baby girl.

Richard A. Wild, n WcsterB performer,

who was for many years connected with the

theatrical profession, both la the vaudeville

ahd the dramatic lines, .was found dead re-

cently In n furnished room In Buffalo, N. 1.

He evidently expected death, as he had writ'

ten a long teller lo tils wife, Mildred Stern,

which wus found unsealed on a table.

and Sons.Many of the songs being sung on tlie root

of the New Amsterdam Theatre, New York,ate published by Jos. VY. Stern & Co. Sotuoof these numbers are: "On Lalawana'sShare." "Pretty Little Scitiitw from titnli,"

"Thi re Is Siiinelhlng About You That I,

Love, Love. I<ovc." "Spirit of tbe Bauju.""Fishing," "I. lady," "Don't Wnke Hliu lip,

Let Him Dream," and "Coma Lo Gusta."The opening song Is called "A Stroll tu IkeMoonlight fur Mine."

"Lolltn," a concert waltz, with vivid Span-'Ish coloring. Is meeting w!ih especial favoramong the high sopranos.Amy Wlinley, who won a reputation as

prima douua soprano during her concerttours with the V. S. Marine Hand. Is fillingu series ot engagements with the variousChnutauouii assemblies throughout the coun-try this Summer, Mies VVimley bus Justconcluded her engagement al Tama, la., As-sembly, where, she -writes, three thousandpeople heard and applauded her rendition of•Star of My Life." by Ogdeu Ward aud Kd-ward Warren Corliss. At Mountain LakePark. Md., she will Introduce J. A. Dayne'slatest sacred song, "The Holy Temple." Bothare published by the Wltinarka. '

Preston Brooke, lu Milwaukee, givesseveral "rng" programmes during the sen-sen ot his band ut the Exposition Gardens.The sixth programme Included : High class"rags" from "Cyrano de Bergerac," by Vte-tar Herbert ; picked over "rags from "twlrlyWhlrly," Frauds: "rags," selected by "HodgePodge" Co.. Brnlton, and u (nnglo ot Wit-niiirks' Inlest, Including "I've Got To GoNow." "Follow tlie Crowd on n Sunday.""On the Water Wagon" and "The CoouvllleCiillud Hand."The Hood & llaiiiaiond Musical Co. Is get-

ting ready for the Summer season, nnd willpri'Kciit their Intcst oiMTetln. entitled "MyUncle from Japan." The following Is theroster of the company. Hood & Hammond,proprietors : Theo. W. Melssner, advance

;

.1. Harry Kuowles, stage manager; AlmaKlegvntnn. .lends ; Louis M. Cobb, W. Lewis,Floriae Black, A. Garcia, Louis Adams,Harry McKlroy, May Norwood, Aldle Nor-wood, Billy wrlght, properties, and HarryDale.

miscellaneous.Notes krom ti»T I.ohman- Comedy Co.—

We ore touring New Jersey this season withthe llnest medicine chnrlot ever put on theroad, drawn by four Kentucky dapple grayborsce. We hnfe pluyed at ML Holly, l'uui-

berton, Now Kgypt, Columbus and vlncen-town to big business, with Burlington, Bovet •

ly. Itlversltle, I.iitnliertvlllc and Newark tofollow. The roster is : John Dougherty,comedian; Harry Foster, comedian; J. For-rest McCaffrey, musician : R. J. Weckerly,pinnlst ; Dr. 11. G. La Vcrc, lecturer ; ClirsDelsslar, driver, and Harry L. Hlrch, imiua-ger.

Pan Amkuican Snow Notes : We si>entthe glorious Fourth of July at Parker, S. !>.,

giving two iiei'formituces on Hint date be-fore two large crowds. The Interior of I hebig show tent was decorated with Hugs ofvarious nations mid "Old Glory" putteredIn tho lireeae from the tops of tbe centrepoles. From Parker wo went to Yankton,where we were forlunuto enough lo be ontlie opening day fur registering for a home-stead In the Sioux ceded lands of the Hose-bud Reservation, and unite a number of uatook advantage of the opportunity andregistered. The show Is doing a nice busi-ness, only n few performances having beenlost, on account of rainy weather, and onlyone full day, and that was on June ;i. whenwo were billed to exhibit tit 101 DoradoSprings, MO., but couldn't tench our desti-nation on account of Hie tracks buing underwater. Kollono, tbe mystic, handles the the-atrical papers on the show and lie sees thatTiih Oi.u Kkliaui.h reaches us every Satur-day morning.:

NOTKB KltOM TUB FotlNTAIN-MANI.EY CA1I-NivAt, Co.—-We played St. Thomas, Out., re-

cently, nnd were well attended. A returndate has been arranged for next season. Wuopened at lianlan's Point, Toronto, on Mon-day, and will remain here three weeks. Allare well. We have for attractions: Prof.Grunt, high wire 'cyclist aud high diver;Bert I.nwson. jumping the gap. Other feat-ures are: Gibson's electric theatre, Or.Lynn, treasurer; Dick Weston, trip to themoon ; Geo. McArthur, flying "lady :" SydWire, plalform shows ; ,T. K. Jones, old plan-tation ; Svengnlt, burled alive : Sydney Wire,ypsy camp: Itamiswazl, Kastcrn astrologer;errls wheel, merry go round. Several new

shows arc Joining here, and the season bidsfair to he a prosperous one for all concerned.

H.vnriv S. Noyes, the announcer, and Ills

wife, who liavo been at Hun Jn'ne, Cal... fur

the pait six months, Joined the Arnold &Hutchlns Mnrdl (Iras and Carnival Co,, open-ing at Portland, Ore., June 28.

NOTM lrsi»»; V!iH I.IVINOSTON SltOW.—Woare in our eighth week, and while the weath-er has not been conducive In business witha tent show, we are still abend ot all pre-

vious lensnns, financially. The public pro.nuance It the best: show ever seen In lifts

territory, ami we are making a stibslaullal

reputation In Ohio. Madame Cecil, vocalistand mind render, and Geo. W. Jameson,black face comedian, Joined nt IaiuIsvDIc-O.,recently, nnd their .specialties are meetingwith marked approval nightly. Livingstoncontortion net Is tha talk of every town.Tom Huns, wire walker and Juggler, met withnn accident .that laid hlro up tor a week,We am using a 40fl. round top, with a 20ft.middle piece. Wo Intend to enlarge thebund In the near future, :

Notes kiiom C. O. Taylor's Snows.— In

spite nt ruin wu are lining a fine business.We have it sinnll top ;ir>x?0, plenty of seats,and a small company. We are playingNorthrn Indiana and Illinois. We makethree days and week'stsndav The rtster oftlie company. Is : C, O. Taylor, ninnnger nndlecturer | Tom Delmore, comedian : J. J;

Dashing,, contortionist ; May Moyera, songand dance: Kd. Jone, musical act. Wework lllluois fairs.

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is ,isa>M $M —laa— htiW***m*£mmms*mmmm4t—Notes rii.ui Kinoi.imi motHMwl Woai.n's

Gin: vi i.sr Snows. — A pleasant week hasbeen spent In the Northwest," nnd equallyplcusiiut hare been the ilnnnClnl returns.Mlnnespolis started theiball rolling on Mon-day, with two tnrnnwiiys: St. Paul did thesame on Tuesday : Mnnknto. In a hall storm,was excellent W rdnesdny : heavy rulu didn'tkeep the people uwny at Uochesler on Thursday: Winona, on Friday, gave us an after-noon turiiiiwny. and a ciipnclty night houue,and Knu Claire tlnlshrsl the week •with twoiiverttuwlng huuses on Saturday. A Sundayrun brings the big show to Dnlittli. where theglorious Fourth will be prujiei'ly celebrated bvthe.appearanre of the World's Greatest. Twoleagues nf bnsebiill clubs have been organ-ised around tbe show in thcjaist mouth. Thefever started at I'littsburg. N. V.. on Decora-tion Day, At lirst tbeii- were only two nines,the clowns' ami the acrobats, hut from thisbeginning, a first class icngiie wns started.Next 'the other perfnrmers got together, andat Ft.. Wayne the Ulnglltig Ilasoball Assoclu-tlnn wns organized with eight clubs, as fol-lows : Acrobats, riders, bicyclists, clowns,hippodrome riders, iierlnllsts, front door men.and the concert performer*. The games, asplayed dally, were, of course, watched by theworklngiueii. who thoroughly enjoved thesport, and renllzmg Hint there wns' fun tobe had for the taking. They nlsu started Inn tinniest \yn.Vi aud now hu'Ve n league of theirown. composed of eight clubs, nindc up nsfollows: Property men. nnlmnl men, cunvasmen, Itfrlit men, train men. elephant men,sent men. and the waiters. Tu Illustrate howl lie bnsrhull fever has spread over the show,the rhorislcrs, cniployed lu the speclncle,"Jeriisnlem." are gettlug up a club with tliesole Intention of beating the linllel girls, whohare'lieiMi practising with a cast off outfitbelonging to one of the league nines. Kvervdny n half mam or more games are In pro-gress, and one does not have. to go far to(hid good aiiiusemeut. While Mrs. RobertMeek wus pacing her husband, the superin-tendent nf ring stock, n visit, the man work-ing 111 Mr. Mew it department presented herwith a gold ventoh nnil chain. Lew (Irnlintn,the orator with the show, made n pri'tlv pre-sentntlou siieecli which brought tears to theeyes of gen In I "Hob" and ills wife.

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Notes axi> iuisteb off Lkb * Hiciimonmi'sNew Mopki.. Shown.—We opened onr season.Inly t), under Hie iiiiiiiageinent of Jack Lee& M. -M. Itlcliinond, n well known hotel keep-er, ot New Holland, I'a. The roster of theshow Is : Jack Lee, manager : M. M. Illch-mniul. treasnrer: t.'orn M. Hlchmond, GertieLee, John Lee, Baby Leo and Musler Clarenceltlchiiiiitid. The clowns arc: Al. Gaston andWalter Frey, the Shields linn. (Jim andGeorge)- Senor Albuinlco, rings and conlor-tlonlKt; Letuar and Deuiar, horlr.oatal bursami barrel Jumping ; Prof. Atniiettl and hisbaud uf twelvu pleves. Prof. Lee's troupe ofdogs and ponies, aud tlie La Hoys, In Humanslniuiiry- A frail tight rope ascension byband of twelve nieces. Prof. Lee's troupe ofTuny Clark, with tire assistants. Stock un-der the charge of Shoiiy Lewis, with six ns-sisfi.nK lllg lop, Otlft.x.'lO ; horse tent,40fl.x7O; cook tent, oUfl.x20. Will C. Silt'sIiuh cburgu nt the ndvatice No. 1, will! II.DiivIk, t. lliirns, Jim Holland nnd PerryDavis. CmihiiIii lllll bus cluirge' nf the nd-vnnce No. 2. Willi Chillies Lewis, Win. Lacyund Perry Long.

WiiiTiXfi Ai.i.e.v writes: "A grene thatwill never lie forgotten, ' and one llitil. wellrepaid Hie efforts of the men who had workedon it; all through tin; previous night, wasenacted In the Iliirniiin & llalley cook tenl alPortsmouth, «)., on July 4, when ten hun-dred nnd sixty-three of Itanium It Hnlley'semployes sat down to dinner nt Hie seventy-three gorgeously decorated tables. Flags,ncntly folded napkins, large dishes of fruit,etc., were delicately urrungcil ull through theenormous lent, anil everybody wus exception-ally huppy. The foreign members of thecompany did their level best lo outdo theAtiierlcau patriots bv wearing their niitlnniilemblems, but needless to remark, succeededmiserably."

Hat ami Knit,' who urn with the WheelerShow, report success.

Kites from Shi. HactiIi.i.h'h Conhhu-pateii IIailiio.hi Shows.— These showshave attained such enormous size that con-siderable dlillcitlty Is experienced from limetu time in securing lots -large, enough to nccoininoduti; all of the ciinvus. ' BilSlltcss coll-

t littles big at each stand, and many newminds are being established along the line.

Al Keens, N. II., July 4, Hie receipts wri-.)

the largest ever taken by Mr. Sautcliu on thenational holiday. July we exhibited InHillsdale,. N. II., a Hiiniil town just ncross thuriver from llrattleburu, Yt., and despite tin 1

latter Stale's Interference. Brnttlehuro streetsweru paraded. Boss t.'anvss Man Lew Fosterfractured ntunnc.ln hla left foot July G, undwill be obliged to ttsu cane lu gulling alum I

lor sotuu time to come. Gencrul MuuugerFrank A. Bobbins was' In New York n u>:vdays last week closing railroad rimtruristhrough Honic ripe' territory. Hurry Ciiajiniuti,

muuuger of the itiitowu wagon, has recoveredfully from the elteuts ot a snake bite on ticleft hand. There are now over ouu liiindredKugles Willi the Nino Consolidated, seventeenwire recently Initialed lu Ntiwlinryimrt,Mass., und iiemiy as many inure In I'nliiier.

Mr. Siuitello ims placed on order for leuelephants, making seventeen' all told for hisherd. He has also eoiitrautcd for some ze-bras and other hay animals. The linhy [)•••

cury and linns are thriving, and thuy arepets of nil visitors, piirllcularly the ladlesaud children. The large double annex, underthe pergonal supervision of James A. Mor-row, la prnvlng ii highly gratifying winnerut every stand, nnd lis excellent poi fnriiinuconnd high class features uld materially inboost lag the big show business.

Notes most HonUM Ilti.t.'s Wlt.ii West.—Tulk ubuiit iiiuovailoiiK, our new wirelesstelegraph is a wonder. Mudnino Pat tl andher husbaad were recent visitors at Neath.Wales. Col. Cody was entertained by Lordand Lady St. Lerrus, at Ihelr ciiNtlo en Ml.St. Mlcliael, I'enznncu Hay, May 211, ItlchardCroknr visited the show June l.'t, at Windsor.Clins. B. Grlffln, niiinngcr of privileges, celo-lifuted bis forly-llflh anniversary at Lerves,Sussex, June TU, and was the recipient ofmany 'presents. While "moping the gap," atMiinsfb'lil. June 27, Carter (James Davis),the cowboy 'cyclist, met with a Serious mis-hap, ills wheel struck one of the electriclights, and, although he cleared Hie gap, helanded sideways, precipitating lilui forwardon his face, which was badly cut and bruised.He Is "game", to tlie backbone, however, andrefused lo lie sent to the hospital. Thistanked three men we buvo had Injured doingtills act this season. 'Tho now route cardsere i out. Walter lieckwltli Is still at thobend .ot the route card trust, with head-quarters at the Canteen, The detective wllhthe Wild West Is Assistant Superintendenttl. ('. Murphy, of linki-rlnn's New York olllce.

This is Mr. Murphy's fourth tour of GreatHiitnln, having been previously with Bar.num & llalley. 1W/H and 'ut). Ills acquaint-ance with iliu police ofllelals over here I*very extensive, und Hie light lingered gen-try knowing that the show Is protected, areconspicuous by their absence. Charles H,

Wells Is Hie contracting press agent ahead,nnd Frank Small ,mH charge of Hie presslittslncss back with Ihe show. Tliey tire

doing splendid work, which Is verified by theexcellent i

notices which the show receives.Woollier U' flue, health good, and businessIt the lop notch In all departments. ' b .

' J. S. luiiP'iim-.i.i). bandmaster otithn Jno,'II. Sparks Shows, wns given Ills third de-gree lu Masonry, June 24, by MarseillesLodge, No. 417, A, K und A. M.

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The Fiii. t.ow ixii Commcmcathin 1msbeen ruuelvetl at this olll.», und ta givenverbatim : "The undersigned] cqneatrlans,nieiabars of the Ulogllng IItub.' Circus, whilent jpracllie on tho morning of May 28, atllnjfon, Muss, successfully acompilshed theilllllcult feni ot six people Jumping upon onebursa from th« ground while tbe bone wasIn motion. This Is the first time tha featbus been accomplished la any country, to ourknowledge. The lumpers went up rotation, asfolows : Frank Kldred, No. 1 ; Grin Haven-mil. No. 2 ; Frank .Scbadell, No. 3 ; Jockhired, No, 4; Homer Hobson. No. 5: GUI

Kldred, No. S. Witnessed by Tthndn Hoyul,cquestrluu manager for ltlugllng Uroa.' Cir-cus."

Ciias. O. Kostmi has closed with the Wal-ter L. Main Shows, and will take the No,I oposltlou brigade with the Sells & DownsShows, Loral No. IU.

Imi.vxk Wilson, an attache of RlngllngUrns:' tircils, was drowned on July 2, In thet'hippniva itlvrr, In the vicinity ot where thocircus tents were pitched, al Kan Claire,

Wis.

aniHrTBiii pSNotes trom Itoston Local, No. 17.—The

members of this local are all busy. Theexecutive board met Thurmlny. anil straight-ened out the matter with 7'n« Bosfuii Amrr-ban. tiros. Hogau, Hlmes and Watson aredoing the Work for the Steeplechase, at Naa-tnsket Hench. Ilrus. Wnril, Wllsuu ami Gnf-fey are working fur Perry, the advertiser.Urol, niirkhnrilt and Collier are on theirsummer vacation. Jnmcn Gumidon, of thoPalace Tbealrn, Is dnlng considerable writ-ing, nod In tbe Fall may surprise theatricalpeople with one of hla proline tinns. JohnKits nnd lid. Curllu are at. Wrhrle's Claim.They are enthusiasts nf golf, and will takeevery opportunity to play It. Ilros. tNirbatt.Doiiobnc und Lloyd, of the Donnelly Hill

Costing Co.. were in the Somuierville paradeJuly 4. Harry Williams Is still doing thuwork for '•Weluhtirg," on the Klevntrd It. it.

bum-ds. Ilros. Cull Ciiiighllu, i'liu Humsand- Trnulwetter are doing the posting fur"The Isle of Spice" Ilrus. Sandy Munriimid Burr are an the floors at the (lluhe Thea-tre. Itio, Culleti, of Itevere. has purchasetinnw wngiui for his business. Then Wehrlu

has Invited the members of tills local to gomi nil oc-cnu excursion on the Steamer NewBrunswick. (Mir next meeting will lie heldon Siiiuliiy. Jnly 17. At Knights ot HonorHull. 724 Washington Street.

Notes rroin Local No. ;bi, N. A. II. Pand ll. nf A., llrouklyn, N. V.: The lo-

cal will hold a formal celebration of Its

charter Sunday anil Monday, July 34, 3ft.

Pi'ogmmmo; special meeting Sunday, July1M. at ;t l: v.. nt which Natlnnnl Pros. Jo-seph will preside, meeting lit headquarters,Whltefnril. WHIoiighby anil Jay Streets. Atthis meeting the rorninl presuntntlon ot tunchillier anil Installation of ulllcers willbo innile. i)n Muudiiy. July 2ft, at ft v. u,II luiuquet will be given lit Coney Island.Visitors from other locals are cordiallyInvited to attend Hie special meeting anilhiiaiiuet. The local has opened a snip-ing" simp nt No. :ih- 1 'curl Street, Brooklyn,from which place mil hi tig but union workwill go nut. We are ready tu do any card-tacking, hunuer work and sniping, which tunyand will ciinic to us. (ittr members are pliteed

us follows: "Shorty" Turner, J. V, Mii'or-iiinck nnd Ben Ileaite, nt Bollock's, ConeyIsland : Iterf Simmons, nt Johnstown Flood

;

John Kttbnnks, ut Gnlveslnu Flood; Clam.Whiie.v. at -North Reach : Goo. Salomon andCury aIiiwii, at Brlglilou llench ; Frank Brick-xoti. al I'ulii's Fireworks ; Will McCarthy, ntKnuoiijiiiiiinor. Seerutit ry 's address, A. A.Gersuu, secretary, IIS2 I'enrl Street llrooklyn.

Notes I'nuii .Milwaukee, Wis,, Local, No.1 i.*.—i-iiuiH. Walwer has rolurued train hishniieyniisin trip wllh his bride, and they willreside tiere. Bros, luinn, G'Krefe andSchultz are spending their vacation In Orelm-nuche Lake. John Wliltiiiiire ipent four daysIn this city. He wus wllh the Walton I'yro

Show t'o. lire. Deugeii, of Loral No. I,

left, the ltlugllng Show at Preston, S. D., .anil

Is spenilltig Ills vaciillon heri\ Wm. Kramer,nf Lociil No. 1, and his wife, recently spentfour dues here. lie was entertained byHm, Heed, lie says: "Local No. 1 Is meet-ing with success.

1' llio. Mick lenves for

I'niiip Douglass July 10. lie will bu hack 211.

The ofllcers nf Local No. IS are:' 0." Iliad-

rgyskl, president :. Oscar, rice president

;

f'hus. Wnlwnr. litiiiniinl secretary and treus-

iirei': Wm, Mien, recnrtilng Bivi'HHfy ; Frank( lu pel', sergeant nt arms, Address all let-

ters to Win. Mick, recording secretary, ii'MThird, Milwaukee.

Null's from Albany. N, Y„ Local, No. 21.—Will I lie following members please let theuucrclury hear fruiu theiii: II, Duytuli, .11.

Levey, II. W. Tufl, K. M. liitrke. S. Josoptis,(i. Stow". CI. Fulke, W. If. Kramer. S. Wilde.W. P, Taylor, II. A, Kvans, !<'. ltoach, ami3. Jciiiiliias. B. Hlunl on Hint wllli u .varyserious accident last week, falling from ntwo story window, lie Is conllennil lu thehospital. W. II. Burn, secret iirv Local, No,21. 104 Green Street. Albany. N..Y. "

Mis lloliiililnd writes from Los Angeles:"I hereby lu'g to Inform yon of our newlucnl, No. ill. ut Niiiiunal Alllai MliPosters final llllli'is of America, ot tills city.M'e opuneil our elm iter on June (I, and haven membership nf (wanly. We lire, ns fur asI know, tha only and first local of thu aboveunion In the Slate of California."

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Sttge mechanics._Tlie executive cMinmltluo of tho Alliance of

Theatrical Hinge ISinpluyees have been lasession ut the hi Chuiies Hotel, Milwaukee,Wis., for suveral days. Their annual conven-tion convened nt tliu Academy iiieatro HallMonday. July 11. uf 10 o'clock, and will con-tinue In session during thu week. Two nightsessions will also lie held. It Is claimed thattliu orgiiiil/.iitlou now represents ouu hundrednnd twenty local unions, scattered through-out tliu country, whose combined member-ship exceeds Uii.oOO. Among the officers hereare: President |», T. Hurry, of Boston; FirstVlro President Mtuvu 1. Simmons, of HaltFrancisco : Second Vice President AnthonyKelley, of Pittsburg; Third Vice PresidentGeorge F. Strouiliigvr, of Norfolk, Vn. ; Sec-retary and Treasurer Lee M. Hart, of Chi-cago. Elaborate! preparations have been madebe tliu coininltli'u ot thu Mllwuukeo brunchof the liiirriuiiloriiil association for tlia.au-iciiiiimiieni of visiting delegatus and theirfriends. A trolley ride to Whltellsb Hay,when! n short stop will be iitudu, and thedelegates will enjoy a trip to WaukeshaBeach, on the Intcrnrlmn. line. There willalso he n theatre party ut the Academy:

WBNT VIRGINIA.

Wlii-clliiur.—Al ihe Park Casino .(ConradIllrmii, mnuuger) Ihe following ai)]iear weekof .Inly II: Dixon, Bowers aad Dixon, 11, It.

lister, Armstrong nnd Holly, Clark andI'ioretle, and Kdlsou's kliii'irmcopc, til Urgeand iMiprcclatlve iiudleitces. Week of 11 therewill Is; no vaudeville iNirforinaiiccs at the('iisliin. on account. of the Itepubllcan ccni-

vi'iilluti to bo held there.

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JottN J. Cobpctt Wrltca: "I'm now locolli ml of Ihe hooking ittttl inanagemeiit otHollywood'. Pink, Ilalfltnore, Md., rnplcelDgHurry Daley, who goes to Ills country homelu New Jersey lo rest for the reinhlnder ,ofIlia Hummer. I have also Joined hands wllhSolum Forrester, and will go to the coastnext wiuiet."

474 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July m

JO(ipliln Kldd wii a pirate bold.Who on tb» high seas would steal gold.But the plrat*. now ate tip to Am.tr,

They steal what others orlglaate.

The Jew

PASTOR'S T1EIIS ^%rX2*£X**.MORRISIke Pipes—A Positive Nevelty end e Revelation to Vaudeville.ORRIS) My Ascdxit*

43 West 28th Street, >rloa.

AT LXSSH.TT.I FOR SALE.CHELSO D. PERUCHI.

COMEDIAN.

MABEL GYPZENE.R0IJBHETTE8, 1NUENUE8, JUVENILES.

Both featured apeclHltlen. Refereuce:. AnySouthern manager or newspaper. Addresa

C. D. PKRIJCIII, Knoivillc, Tenn.

MED. PERFORMERSSketch Teams and Comedians

it in 'rm; six, and

GOOD PIANO PLAYER.WANT THK BEST, FOB MY THREE COHFASIEH,Tickets to' ilione I know only.

DR. M. J. KRAUS.Truvert City, With.

C.C. MILLER,^' AT LIBERTY.Heaviesand CharactersBeit of . wardrobo. Two Masons with MiIh oo.

Responsible Mars, only, addressDILQER-OOhNaLL 00., Dollil, N.Y., thin week;

Snuinehann*. Pa, next week.

HCIll.tfladlK. VAUDKVlbLB ANDDUNMTlllCL COMPANIHS

WILL KIND

The New London (Ct) Opera House,One of the beet In New England. Fifth seasonunder proeent management. No "Turkeyi"wanted, and are killed on night. This theatre oanfill one ortwo nights, In conjunction with MAN-AOBR KBRNON'ofMcDONOOOH THBATRE, Mld-dlelown), Conncotl'*tit Circuit. Prices here asusual, 2»o,,Wc. and 78c. Beating oapacltjr, 1,200.Theatre opens stioiit Sopt. 1. AddreuJAM KB P. NKILAN, Manager, Now London, Conn.

LEADER, VIOLIN.Owing to culling out 'raveling orcheatraa withrepertoire companion, am at iltiori j for the comingseason, to locate or travel. Can tiirnlshAl erotics-

tralf desired, Two seasons with FrankloCar-penlor Oo.. three seasons with lioniieti-MoulinnCo. Laxtsraion with May PI»ko Co. Can doubleuraat. Only reliable managers, addtesaHIRAM R. LURVKY, Cadet Band, Lynn, Mass.Regard! to friends,

BEX OMARAJVD NUI/rANA.

Also otber ORIljN 'I'AI, PFKFORMKRS, addressqaiek, J. B. MORRIS.

Brotmland , Coney Island, N. Y.

You MVmn* This Oneoreat Opening, or Saturday Night Piny,

"I UIILtt'8 IIAUGHTH."Oast, 9 people. Elegant Lithograph Papor. LowRoyalty. jfddrost OIIAS. REOPERN,

IBM Broadway, NEW YORK.

WANTED,Cornet for Band and Orchestra, Man tor

Learee and Hairy.Address OKOROE PECK, Manager BTBTSON'S

UNCLE TOM'S GAMIN CO., Eastern, PlalnvUlo,Conn., July IS; Windsor Locks 14, Bnmold 16,Tliompsouvilie is, Hlgganum Id, Chestor IS,Sayhrook 90.WAKTED,For "JOSHUA SHTHK8,"

HEAVY MAN AND WOMAN, WITHSPECIALTIES,

Addr«HB C. R. RENO,Standard Printing Co., St. Paul.

GOING! GOING!! GONE!!!FOR SALE, MY LATEST SKETCH.

"LOVE'S ALCHEMY."SUITABLE FOR I1KAOL1NER8.

Addrftw EDOENK BURNS, cure of CLIPPER.

ALL KINDS OF RESPECTABLE ACTS

AND ENTERTAINMENTS.Must change every night. „

VALLEY I'AUK SUMMER TIIKATRE,Jgliustown, Pa.

MAUDE HILLMAN CO.

WANTS SPECMin TEAM.Man nud Woman: roust play parts; woman, heaviesand oharaotcr. Join quick.

W. A. DILLON, Wlillehall. N. Y.

A TALL YOUlfl IAI FOB HEAVIES»or balsnoa of Summer and regular season. Statelowest Summer and regular season salary. Fayown. ' Also ago, height and all particulars.Addreu 1)1 1.0KR .1 CORNELL,July lite, Delhi, N. Y.; July 18-13, Sitsnoe-

hanna, Pa.

STRONG GORNETTISTB. and O..

Long experience, solwr aud reliable. Plrat ClassRcp.ol Music, At Lllierly July 30. WM. Al'TON,Wost Chicago, III.. July 11-ia; care of Wood'sShows; be Rali>, 111., July 18-13.

AT LIBERTY,CHARL.K8 F. BYAN,

1114411 "V" TBNOH IUIHIIHTO.. Address is WALNUT ST., Hartford, Conn.

Including Scenery. Two Funny Burlesques,

Prop*., Bill, Frame and Prop. Trunk.

Copyright This is the fifth successful wen-

son. Good 1-oolor paper. Must knowquick. Have many offers..

W. B. WATSON,Aj Johnson St., Brooklyn, N. Y.

FOB SALE.1 Nov 68ft. Baggsge Oar, 1 62ft. Pullman

8 leaping and Dining Our, 1 60ft. S. Ton,

with % 30ft. H. P.; Bead, Lights, Polos,

Ropei, 2 Tom Dona, 1 Caoe, 3 Tableau

Wagoni, wits Stains Of Ton) and Eva,

Ophelia and Topiy, 1 Angel. All now thli

Spring. 8 Ponies, with new Pony Harness

;

300 Folding Ohalri.

Will sell as a whole or separate, or any part of it.

Is now on the road. P. 8.—Can be seen near here.

J. J. .CM-'tut Penn Avc.Plttsbnrg, Pa.

Lagoon Island,ALIIAM, N, Y.

The Psmlly Rtiort of the Horth Hndson.WAHTKU-IIlgh Class Combinations, DRA-

MATIC, VAUDEVILLE, Minstrels, end also HighClass Vaudeville Artists. Open lime week ofJulys*., flood companies play to packed houses.14 shows a week. Open Sunday matinee. AddressMANAOER VAUDEVILLE THEATRE DEPART-MENT, Ugoon island. .

WANTED QUICK,

IJoin on telegraph. Liberal wages.

WELSH BROS.' CIRCCB, Per Route.

XPER1BNCHD

MINSTREL MANAGERWANTED to asalst In handling Ward's Minstrels,owing to bad health of proprietor. State all Infirst letter. Everything new and swell and bookedso)ld. Might arrange on salary and working In-terest, HARRY WARD, Plymouth, Indiana.

MUSICIANS and

PERFORMERS.Long season. Ad. BUSBY ItKOH., Muskogco, I.T.

WANTED QUICK,PEHFOBHEBS OF AIL SUDSWho Doublo Brass. Week stands. I pay all. Givefull particulars In flrst letter. Addross A. bailey,Manasquan, Monmouth Co,, N.J. Will buy 40 orCO foot Uouud Top with to fool Middle Pleoe. Mustbe good.

PERFORMERS GOING)TO EUROPE

Should apply for lowest passage rates andfull particular,, at

RAYMOND &WHITC0MB CO.,NBW VOHK-XS UNION HdUARK, W.BOSTON—30(1 WASHINGTON ST.PHILADELPHIA—1006 CHESTNUT ST.CHICAGO—l!3l! SOUTH CLARK ST.

Wanted at Once,TOT BALLOON IA1Y and CANDY

Addresa or wire E. A. maiiak, care of OollmarBros.' R. R. Shows, Norfolk, Nob., July 18; Plain-field 20, Albion It.

"Two Merry Tramps,"TUBA 10 Double Stage, HOUBRKTTB with OoodDancing Specially. Address8UERMAN MuVENN, Revero House, Chicago, III.

VIOLINIST WANTED,Who would llko to locate In small oltyot 80 OOjpopulation. season's theatre engagement. Uoodchunco for professional, or ono who has someotber following. Must havo best experience Inthoatre and concert. Address ERNEST ROSE,

Ooncral Delivery, Cross Porks, -Pa.

MR. SANFORD DODGEHTAItHINU SEASON I04J3-O4.

"Hamlet," "Don Cmiar Do 8mn," "FnncsicaDa Rimini" and "Taming of the Shraw."

Address as Per Route.

Exactly aa new. ,

uxy. Hyd. Jot. 1903 patternKieotrlo Lamp, Rheostat and—3 pattern. Only 0*4 L -

'

KINETOBOOPE, care of CLIPPER.

FOR SALE, EIGHT PERFORMING CANARIES,Cage and Properties. Teaoh any one to workthoin by letter. Also Fortune Telling Birds.

N. LAZELL, am Warrln Ave., Chicago, III,

AT LIBERTY, REEVES THE JUGGLER,with his new and up to dale act. Aotruusrrom10 to no minutes. DICK RBEVKfl,

Bog las, Wellshurg, Brook Oo.,lv, Va.

WANTED— Sligi Oinctor tar Amattur OperasIn New England; steady work guaranteed. .Statufull partlotilara In flrst loiter. Addreat Manager,Opera, Room 828, Huntington Ave,, Boston, Mass.

W^^^E^D,

I

FOR)

.1Young Man who can Put On

Comedy Mule Act(In Black Pace). We have trained Mule

and pad Bull Dog for the act.

Good comedian can secure long and sure en-gagement. State age, experience and salary.Wire or write GENTRY BROS.Route : Piedmont, West Va., July 14 ; Frost-burg 10. Cumberland, Md., IS; Romney,West Va., 18; Martlnsburg 10.

(NEW)

F-||_tVIS.GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY.

A SPLENDID FILM, Very Clear and Sharp, QuickMotion: No waste Film to (lain Time. Is Immense.Oreat Train Robbery's have, as a rule, beenWinners.

FILM IS 600 FEET. PRICE $65.

TRACKED BY BLOODHOUNDS,480 FEET. S54.

I. HALL, 104 McAlpIn St., 1'hlla., Pa.

WANTED.

Leading LadyOTHERS WRITE. AddressCH1LIIOWEE STOCK CO., Knoxvllle, Tenn

Main's CircusWant et

CALLiIOFK PLAYEREl). BARNELL, PLEASE WRITE.

. WALTER L. MAIN CIRCUS, Per Route.

PICTUREMACHINES.Mew and Seoond Band Stereoptlcons, Films,

Song Slides and Supplies. Picture machines re-built with all Improvements. Rheostats any volt-

age. Mechanical efloota for aots made. Expertrepairing done. NEW YORK FILM EXCHANGE.

N. POWER, Mgr., 117 Naaaan St., New YorkPhone ftaeo Cortland.

For Richmond County Fair,FROM SEPT. 5 to 10.

STATE ACT AND PRICE IN KIRBT LETTER.Address koiikiit BROWS,

'' Port Richmond, Btaien Island.

MANAGEMENT CHANGED.

IJ0H880N «t I&TTBEW8. Mgrs.

Seating capacity, 1.500. Population. 20,000.WANTING STAR ATTRACTIONS FX)R LA-

BOR DAY AND XMAS WEEK.

SLOT MACHINES.When you are tired of paying big prices write us.Ploturo Machines, Beauties, fliuo. PunchingMachines. Slot Phonographs. Fortune Tellom,Dlau Talking Machines, Weighing Scales, Litters,Name Plato Machines. R0OER8 MFC CO.,

No. 147 West '23d St., Now York City.

PEOPLE WANTED,Soubretta, Lady Aarlallst or ConUrtionlst,

S. md D. Comedian, Slide Trombone and Tube.

Must Double stage; strong Specialty People.wrilo.Never close; loug engagement: one aud two week*.'stands after closing here. Those that wrote bc-fore. write again. J. 0RIE8E, Winnipeg, Man.

Uncle Josh SprucebyJuvenile Leading Lady, Singing and DancingSoubrettc, Genteel Heavy Man and Tall Char-acter Man doubling brass, Character OldWoman, t 'in rionet (lot, Haas and Tuba, andother MuhIcIiidh. State lowest salary, payOwn hotel. Address DAVE B. LEVIS,

1512 Tribune Uldg., Chicago.

WANTED AT ONOE,MEDICIHE SHOW PEBF0BHEBS.

' Those that fake organ preferred. No boozersor mashers need reply. Season long. Salarysure; IS per week and expenses. Write or wire,

ItlAKKIt MBDIOINK riOMPANV,STRATFORD, ONT.

MUSICIANS WANTED FOR BAND ANDorchestra. Also Pianist. Low salary. Workall year. Address WILLIAM TOOT F.

~

SHOW, Jamcibnrg. N. J.

M. K. BLOOM. SCENIC ARTIST.RBASONABLB PRICES. BEST OP WORE.

16U 3d AVE., New York City.

THE LYCEUM STOCK CO.,LEADING MAN, COMEDIAN, GENERAL BUSINESS MAN. Others, write; those doing Strong Spe-cialties given preference. State foil particulars first letter; no time for long correspondence; makeyour salary right and do not misrepresent. C'ALoV-All • people engaged report for rehearsals stALTOONA, KANSAS. Please acknowledge call. Address E. 0. OROSJEAN, Alloona, Kan.M Ghl

FINNIOAN'S FR1BND, NOW BOOKINO FOR NEXT SEASON. "Tom allien. In bis Irish story telling act, is one of the best heard in this city in years. He Infuses

Into his stories his j>ersouallty somewhat after the manner of the late J. W. Kelly, and all the sturr nouses Is bright and witty. It iciiulred several bows before he was allowed to leave thesutge.-PH1LA. ITEM, June 14. • .. . • .-

Ask such well known managers as Dave Kraua, John Jermon, Floyd Laumnn, Ted Marks, and all

of Percy Wllllama' Stan, what they know about Ptnnlgan. Will sign with any show that will pay tin-

money. Addresa WM. MORRIS, and other Regular Agenbi, or TOM 01LLEN, Manager Park casino.North Beach, L. I., N. Y.

Well up In parts, light comedy, second heavy or Cen. Bus. Also controlling Merrick's Concert B md andOrchestra; a strong attraction for any recognized road company. Others save stamps. Now In Htock

" Af--itShellpot Park, Wilmington, Del. Address WlLLM. FRANKLIN'. Bus. Mgr.

Flora DevossCOMPANY,

REPERTOIRE PEOPLE(juiCK. Don't misrepresent. Money sore.

KB. BOTHODH, Richmond, III.

THE MONEY PLANKThat will add most to a performer's pros-

perity Is to plank down one dollar for

Madison's Budget No. 9.World's greatest book of comedy, con-taining 21 Original Parodies. S new Mono-logues, 4 great Sketches, new Dutch, Irishand Hebrew Specialties; Comic Poems,Toasts and Epitaphs; four roaring farces,and great burlesques, besides hundreds ofnew (lags, stories and Jests—80 big pages.One dollar per copy. Back numbers aa fol-

lows: any 2, $1.50: any 8, t'l; any 4, $3.60or Budgets 8, 4, 8, 1 and 8, $3. Others out orprint, send all orders to my agent, l.. J. K.1IK1L. 1404 Third Avenne. New York.

WANTED QUICK,

All Around WomanAlso other USEFUL DRAMATIC PEOPLE,to strengthen company. State If you dospecialty, And full particulars. Address

OTTO II. KRAUBS, Jackson, Miss.

Wanted, SoubrotteTHAT OAR DAHOB AKD PUT PART IK

HIGH CLASS NOVELTYVAUDEVILLE ACT.

Musi be good. Tell all oral letter, and sendphoto to CHAS. ANDERSON,

115 Pine Street, Warrensburg, Mo.

To Rent. Exchange and For Sale, New and SecondBand Picture Machines and Films. The largestassortment of Subjects in the city to select from.

I'AI.KY KALA TECHNO SCOPE EXOBANOE,Tel. 8788 Madison. 40 West 38th St., N. Y.

MUTO.,HERALD SQUARE, N.Y.,

FOR YOUR

TRUNKS.Boat In the world for themoney. Write ft r catalogue.

Stovvc's Uncle Tom's Cabin

WANTSPeople in All Lines.

Actors ana Musicians addressJNO. F. STOWB, Auburn, California.

A1 MAN PIANIST, AND MAN WITH SINGINGAND OANCINO SPECIALTIES.

Experienced and sober; long engagement.Wcibach, Neb., July 14-ie; oreeley. Neb., July

18-20. ECHOLS A HAWKINS,WANTPeople in Ml Lines for

DB, JKKYLh AND MB. ItYDK(Male anil female). Also Lady Pianist. Statelowest salary Pay own hotel. Addresa

D. B. LEVIS. MM Tribune Bldg., Chicago,

OPEN TIME, 1904-6,At Suffern, N. Y.: Goshen, N. Y.: Mountgomery,N. Y.: Suffern, N. J,, and Haokettstown, N. J.Good Shows. Good Money.

JOHNNY VAN, SW Main St., Patcrson. N. J.

WANTED QUICK, Usifil Med. Perfertnsrs.LOW, SDRK COIN. I PAY ALL. NO TICKETS.LONG HAIRED INDIAN TO WORK OFFICE.

THOS. L. FINN, Plalnfleld, Vt,

WANTED, A FEW MORE ALL AROURDHOSI0IAR8; ALSO A BILBHT ACT,

For Wren's Comblntd Show*, Shsldon, III.

SONG BOOKSThe Chas KHarri5 Songster i

- ABSOLUTELY THE BE5T vI ALWAYS CONTAINS THE LATfST HITS I

iMSZElOiSW' •'

WlicforSpcddlPrmforSpecialkstt

Chas. K Harris31 Wl-51 31'-' 51. NewYorK

Mcyrn tOHLN'rHin

&

•cSTRATE^S.Q1^, PAJWROW 8UILHIMG, rirw YOSK...=Oct».SqUAHt INCH-MIHIMUM 90c

we^rorkfo^O^^!^arr^Thompson7Mr. AMia- Barry Morton, Western A Deveanx, Lawrence

Lawrence, Stewart A allien, Edwards A Roocey,. and others. Ask them what we do and how lowI oar prices are. Drop ns a lino for circulars.

BTRATB HALF-TONE PROCESS CO.,TOSPark Row Bldg.. New Tort

BU BBMi BMg QtmWeaelltheeeUbreted IMPERIAL. OUPONT

and MARCEAU u.nd in.tru-

,

i. mf nU at About-•ne-hatf th iv*

prices oth ore a»lc fur t hohimiio hlgli Rrsula voodi.For our Pre* Domd Inotru- i

m«nt CiUlojut. elijoour Prta I

Boo.lcl. iuititlt-1, "How to ButJ

Bead Inptruraents," for large II*

lu-tratlonu and complnto doscrlptlona of ourtbree

larire linen of hi-ruti Jnstmmonta, alno evcryLuuitc In

Drum-. Clarloneta. KIutOH, Saxophone** otc.. etc., for the

freo catAloffiicn, cur f-utrantee an<J refund propowtlOD,

tor the moat liberal band Instrument olTor e*f*r

heard or, for the new method of Mll>n(r luntrumviiti fully

expTaJnerl, for RomfthtnK new and Immenitelr lnterw.tlo«

to oTory bandman, cut this ad out and mail to uu unlay.

SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

BANDMEN!Our New Bond

CatalogueRoady-Juit ell lbs

Prtisl

trtty.

NewDrawlinand NEWPRICES)ContolnsBund rods

of newthings In

ABand Instruments

[\Drums& UniformsA Eforjlmndwllliiovoon^lro

br.ondlnsforaoopy, 1I1K*.. Write Today.

, » LYON &. HEALYas Adoma St., CHICAGO^IU^

Stallmon's Dresser Trunk•lasy to got at everythl ng- wltlmi't

disturbing anytlilng. No fatiKJ"

In pooklug and unpacking. Llgbt,

strong, roomy drowera. HojaaMmuch and costs no moro than a

good bos trunk. Haiid-rlvetfd

:

strongest trunk made. aO_"BfProom serves an chiffonier. C.O.D.with prlvllogo of examination.

3c. .Ismp for C.Ulof.,

, .

I.LoTlUalH.sSW.BprtogSi, Oolajibiu,a

BIS* UTBOHttPHSlABOUT HALF THE PRICE iffHEW LITHO-TIHT PAPER f

SEND FOR CATALOGUE §1

Horrisoo Show Printo^APHUOUCKBB of Smile that Won't Come Off.

LEONARD and MASONGerman Comedians,

AT LIBERTY JULV 2».

Address LYCEUM Til

E

ATItB, Plilladelplila, W.

WANTED, MEDICIHE COMEDIANS.ALL IN FIRST LETTER. JOIN ON W1W

DOREMCS VADRETILLE CIRCUS.PJne Island, N.r.

Voyage to Boon, Uncle Tom's Cabin,TRAIN ROBBERY, Etc., FOR SALE FILMSLOW PRICE MOON, care of CLIl'I'EK.

JULY 16. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 475

Has Severed His Connection WithMR, CHARLES I*. WARREN and Will Hereafter

.WORK ALONE, DOING A MONOLOGUE.Permanent address, 1577 MADISON AV., N. Y., care of DAVIDSON.

FORTY-8KVBN WEEKS OF I NINTKIUU I'TEH MONEY MAKING.

The Halton Powell Enterprises

FOR THE

POWELL - PORTELLO GO.EASTERN.

Opening Madison, wit,, Aug. 8.

YOUNO LEAIUMO HAN AND WOMAN capable ofiielQR b strong Feature. (Salary no object to theright parties, hut wardrobe and ubillt j most ho of

the heat), Heavy Man, Exceptionally (Never Stag-

ing and Dancing Comedian, Character Man to

Manage Stage, Man for General Parts and Special-

ties, Clever Singing and Dancing SoubrelteaadMiddle Aged Woman for Heavies and characters.

WESTERN.Opening Chippewa. FalU, Wit., Oct, 3.EXOKHTIOSALtA'BTRONO LBADlNtl MAN to heFeatured, Clever Singing and Dancing LightComedian, Heavy Man, Character and GeneralBushman Man to Manage Stage, Actor for GeneralParts and Specialties, Talented Woman for In-genues and Soubrottes with Specialties, Womanfor Characters and General Paris, and TalentedSister Team.

AND TO (SUPPORT

WILLIAM V. MONG,IN AN ELABORATE SCENIC REVIVAL OP

I>r« JTeltyll and TVLtt.••;; OPENING OCT. 10,

Large 'Character Old Man, Oood Looking Juvenile Man, Comedian and character Comedian,YOUNG and -ATTRACTIVE LEADING I-ADY, Exceptionally Clever Ingenue.

WANT TWO MOVING PICTURE and ILLUSTRATED SONG OUTFITS with latest feature aims andEXPERT 0RKRAT0R8; Two Recognized MUSICAL DIRE0TOR8 (Piano) of unquestioned ability; Twocarpenters and One Elecilclan who can handle stage.

CAN GIVE IMMEDIATE WORK TO F1HST CLASS SCENIC ARTIST. 0001) OPENING FORTWO HUSTLING AGENTS. , Address, with full particulars, programs and photographs (all lelteis

answered), HAl/TOhT-POWBIil,, MANAGER, POWELL-PORTELLO CO.,Week July 18, Park River, North Dakota; July to to Ang. «, Hlllsuoro, Wisconsin.

Permanent address, 728 linill ST., Keokuk, Iowa.

HAVERLY'S MINSTRELSAll People Engaged with the Above Please Report at

BIJOU THEATRE, PITTSBURfl, JUL! 20, 10 A. 11.

' WANTED, Cornet Flayer to double viola. WANTED, Trombone Player lor band and

orchoetra. WANTED, Property Man to double trombone. WANTED, Tenor—One- who doublet! brass preferred. Acknowledge cnll to

W. E. HANKEVILLE, 1432 Broadway, N. Y.

A, lESu^ixxeSwiS ManagerWho will Invest money In n romuntlc drama that scored m success the past season. Haveall special scenery, costumes and special paper. Have severul fair dates hooked, ando(her time,, To a man who Is reliable mid honest, a liberal offer will be mudc. Address

CHARLES ELLI8, White Bear, Minn.

THE ACT THAT IB A WINNER,

LIZZIE WELLERTIIB WONDERFUL TRICK PIANIST. The youngest and only girl doing this sot before the public

todaV. Able to play the piano hi any shape or manner, also Duck and Wing and Wooden Shoe Dancer.Resting for the Hummer. Will be at liberty after Sept. 1 for First Class Vaudeville or Monica! Comedy.Nono'bnt first clans Managers or Agents need apply. Elegant wardrobe. Time of act. a to !tt minutes.

Can close in one. Write quick. Andrens 2MB OLIVE STREET, ST. 1 0UI8, MO.

MILLER BROS.' REPERTOIRE,Loading Man, Leading Woman, S. and D. Houiirctio, Charuoter Woman, Comedian, Character Man,Man for Qen. Business, A No. 1 Agent. Other useful people, write qulok. Thoso with specialties

Slven preference, st »tc all first.iciter. Pan use two III. fair dates. WANTED QUICK—Heavyan to manage large Dramatic Medicine Show.

MII^IvEa* BROS.. K:

!.r.

:,

JS.8dT.:„,.. ,.,»..

UROTENQiUE COMEDIAN FOR PART OF GASTON IN

AX^raOJSCSL^ AKX> GASTON.NusfbeWt, or taller. Strong specialty absolutely necessary. Will feature right party. Send photosand lowest salary with llrst letter. Address

I. K. COIIN, orlRBLAND A ARMSTRONG, JIM Schiller Bldg., Chicago, III.

Bellevue Park Theatre,TOLEDO, OHIO. _

I-';-".',..'-., • j. w. Mccormick. Manager.

WARD S MINSTRELS.WANTED—Bass, Tenor Vocalists, one strong Black Face Team to do ends, Double Bass and

Tuba Player, TroiubonlBt. Oilier Performers, Singers and MusMans, write. All those engaged com-

municate- at once lo WARD'S MINSTREL.S, Plymoulii, Indiana.

P. DAN DAVIS, Agent,AT LIBERTY COMING SEASON.

Companion of questionable merit or ilnanclal standing need not apply. MARIETTA, OHIO.

WANTED--ACTORS and MUSICIANS,rOB TOI IKin « 1 BU BOOI.

Wire or wrlle WALTER MeDONALD, Clifton, K.niai,

PRETTV TITLE PAGES IN COLORS.

SHEET MUSIC PRINTED^i^

The World Renowned, Talented, Refined and Eminently Successful

HI. HENRY'S FAMOUS MINSTRELSWill inaugurate their 34th Annual Season Aug. 15, Presenting All New, Bright, Sparkling, Modern, Sensa-

tional Features, New and Striking Scenic and Costume Effects and Elaborate Auxiliaries. All phases and

features of Minstrelsy ably interpreted by 8 Talented Comedians. New Ideas in Vocalism by 12 CulturedVocalists and A Legitimate Prima Donna Soprano. Everything that Experience, Ambition, Inventive

Genius and unlimited outlay can devise, will be combined in presenting absolutely the Crowning Effort

Of Modern Minstrelsy, organized, and presented by the foremost, ablest, most experienced, most popular

of all the World's Minstrel Caterers, The Original and Only HI HENRY. Will pay spot cash for new,

accepted End Gags. Will pay spot, cash for new, strong Funny Afterpiece. Can use One More Stron jr,

Funny Star Comedian with New Stuff! Can use One More New, Strong Olio Feature !

Also Good, Fresh Singing Voices and Good Musicians (White Face First Part). Also another

Property Man, Stage Carpenter, Car Porter, Cook, Stewart, Waiter, Bass Drummer (by note),

Traps, Automobile Chaffeur and Business Helpers, all with useful doubles. Kickers! Disoiganizers! Boozers!

Chasers and ' Tourists, " Don't Answer. Can Uso Good Open Time East and WestI take this occasion to publicly express my great apnreolailonol Hie hlgn honor conforrcd upon me by tlio Grand Army of the Republic in

unanimously electing me to the position of Commander of Post U9, 8. N. Y., with the rank of Colonel—a dlstlno' Inn of which I am truly pruiirt—

.

and an honor 1 deeply feel. I wish also to acknowledge my truest regard and pride In bolng presented by Madame Julea Levy (in accordance withthe wishes of my Warm and Sincere Friend, the late world renowned Jules Levy) with the Favorite Masterpiece of the (Iroaiest Virtuoso iho world hasever known. The Only I The Incomparable I The Matchless Jules Levy I I shell ever deeply treasure this rare and lunching memento,mindful of (he great distinction that has bcon shown me, and I shall hope this precious souvenir may insplro me lo greater effort* as a public musicalperrormer. with my truest esteem for my comrades of ibo Grand Army, my great regard and warmest sympathy far Madame Levy in her <icep aitllullun,

and mi genuine appreciation of the cordial favor of My Legion or Amusomont Patron*. I am ever, sincerely,HIRAM HENRY, The Hoyiroft, 410 Weal NUth St., near Broadway, Naw York City.

NAME YOUR OWN PRICEBut give m» SOMETMINO IMEVrV for th«

FINEST MUSEUM IN AMERICA.Most be Sensational and Appeal to Ladles and Chiliran. CAN ALSO PLACE A FEW CONCESSIONS'

Address FRANK KELLY, oare of CLIPPER

Repertoire People Wanted,

NONE BUT AlIIKI.IAIII.K. RKFKIITOIBK PKOI'LKneed anawer, •ending; photos, pro-grammes, «te. A OOOD VNIOfl CAR -

I'KNTKIl, who la a Seene Painter) altoPROPERTY MAN, to play some parts.Till, company play* only the best

Eastern time, self you ar**not1t7 don'twrite. Addresa

M. M. MoNEIL,The Bturteranl, West IBlh St..

NBW YORK.P. M.-SKA.SON OPENS ADO. 8

s:(NORTHERN)

WANT AT ONCEAl LKADINQ MAN, COMEDIAN WITH SPECIAL-TIES. Othor Useful Repertoire People, wrlle. Beable to Join on wire. Btalo all first letter. Ad-dross Kliw. L. PATTERSON, Manager,

HIOIIX Kails, SO. DAKOTA.

CHASE & LISTERWANT AT ONCE

Man for Heavies and lleneral Durlness, Womanfor Juveniles and General Business, Pianist wuncan arrange and direct. Join July 27. Pay ownhotel. Send particulars and photos llrst letter.

CHAHK A I.IBTKR, Newtou, la.

WANTED,TO I0II IT OIOE,

OKN. BDS. WOMAN, with specialty preferred;KEATURK ACT, who can play parts (man andwoman). Other Useful People with specialties,

write, State all. Low salary. Year's engage-ment; LORNK ELWYN, Uarro, Vermont.

AT LIBERTY.

Harry Fernandez.UBNBRAli BVSINBSS,

EXCEPT coMKUY. AddressOKNERAL DELIVERY, Denver, Colorado.

-WAJX'TKJD,

On All Instruments, for First Class Theutre Intloston, Mass. Address

PRANK DREW , care of N. Y. CLIPPER;

FOR SALE CHEAP,ee Pullman Sleoper and Dining Car, nix wheeltrucks; accommodates 10 people. Fully eiiiilpped

for fast passenger nervlcc. Also Hand n niforms.WILLIS L. ROHKKTS, Unsford, Pa.

FOB SALE.100 BBST MANUSCRIPTS, ONLY ».t

BACH.SBT PARTS, ONLY •«.

SCRIP AND PARTS, »«.0«.SOUTHERN MANUSCRIPT KXCIIANUB,

Knorvllle, Tenn.

WANTED,Repertoire People, All Line*.Salary sure: also people who double lo Brass,

SPENSER WALKER, Marjsvllle. Ohio.

,

FIXjMSOOOD COMIC. ETC, FILMS, ALSO A MOV-IMI 1'lCTiriIB MACUINH. ,,,,,, ...

M. W1IITK, 3U37 Walnut, I'bltl., Pa. i

I I

DRAMATIC CO.For regular setHon, Reporlolre People In all lints, AlLeading Man, Heavy Man, stage Director, CharacterWANTS^^ — — ^ ^,,,,w Woman, Feature Acta" that iloubloparta. Leailor (pianist),

Man to slog Illustrated Songs and lioublo lilts and Props; In fact, evorybody lo make a Ural class

show. None but actors with or willing to gel wardrobo wanted Plava wllh paper anil chance for

good scenic display, Managers of llrst class lowns In tlio soniliorn States wishing Al Rep. Show,end open llnio. WANTED, a few more fair dales. Aildrois

FRANK A. THORNE, Hgr. Thorns Dramatic Co.,Week of July II, Rlohwond, W. Va. ; woek of July Id, Webster Springs (Addison P. II.), W. Va.NTBD!MYRKLE-HARDER

Direction

W. H. HAHDBR. COMPANIES KIK*MI»K J. HALL,Manager.

Competent MTAIIK lillUCC'I'olt for two weeks, nt Wll kosher rr, Ph., Aug. I. Stylish,Clever JCVKN'ILIO WOMAN. Two I'ronerly Men. Anollier Viimlnvlllit feature,, tine moreOOOD PLAY, with Printing.

tfOTM.W. H. HARDER, Port Huron, Mioh.

KAMTHttN company OI'KNH AIM. 10."WKHTISKN COMPANY IH'KNH AIM «.

WANTED, A THEATRE,FOR STOCK BURLESQUE AND VAUDEVILLECap furnish for .mining seuson A-l Hlock Companrf wllh weekly changos of olio acts. Have an oiten-slve reperlolro of bright, Clean, and Funny RiirloHijucn, Musical iniuodlAs. ExlravagHiir.as.Kto. Will con-sider Rem, Share, Guarantee, or wouid buy an numm in ostabllslicd house. Address, with full

particulars.

JAMES MADISON, 120 W. 86th ST, NEW YORK.-i H.aTK MANAGER ODKOH THWATWW. n««-Ttafo«

AT LIBERTY, First Time in 6 Yean,TOM WATERS, -«'.. ,

Kiroug Comedy Dialect Parle; particularly Slioug In Irish, Tramp or l,i b). Alau "•

May W. Waters, -^S"5.. . N. B.-Paat two years prominent features with Itoiile and Mack's World Ret' era.'

I Address all communications lo TOM WATERS. ««F.ssi PiMb ctreel, New York,

WANTED, FOR IVIY FOURSTETSON'S "UNCLE TOM'S CABIN" COS.,

n*or lcjiii and Winter Season,People In all lis branches; 4 Whllo Hands and i colored iiamla; also colored Ladles who can sing anddance. Would like lo hear from anynno who has a novelty for street parad*. Address, by letter only,

LMi WAHIIIIIIRN, 314 W. 4'Jd Hi.. N>w inrk City.

CIRCUS AND "NOVELTY* *ACTS.Hniall Troupe of Japs, Acrobatic H|h>i'|ii||.v, Useful (.'Itclis Performers of all kinds. Sea-son lasts until Dec. 26. Klrst cluss nir-oinmnihitlonM. (inlv wanl people Unit 11111 ainndhigh iIiihh trcutment. Addresa WKI.HII IIIUIH.' ClltCim. West Lebanon, N. II., July 111

!

ClMremnnl, N. II.. July 14: Nowihu-i, N. II., July 1.',; Coiiiuocook, N. II., July HI; lllllaI., Julboro llrldge. N. ~ luly.lWi IVlerboro, N. II.. July II).

!**

it Liberty-Harry <3& May HowardOBRMAH CONBDY AOTi BCCBRTHIC DAHOBRS III CLOU MHOBR. Mgra. and Agentsof Parks, Farce Comedy, Repertoire write or wire. Juir m-Wonen. Ad. Dnrney Park. Allentown, Pa,

tlTJ _||1_4 Ttsi.-. IM «"" l-ATKBT COON MiNII 8IIODKB8.. MCsTBHill rlilfl Hand for prof, cony of this and other lilts.

,', i**"'***** * AAAKF TUB HOWARD PUB. CO., Ilalto,, Met,

476 •fcHE NEW YORK CLIPPER.\liiW VUHK CITY.

Review and Continent.—Th. continued

seasonable weather makes the manager of

Proctor* Tweiity-tUlrtl Street llie-

utre (J. Austin Kyiies, general iiiaiiiigen.—

Itoliert T. Hulnes uml Luura How Crews,

who tnaile their vaudeville debut at Proctors

Newark TUeatre early In the afternoon of

the open air resort wenr pleasant smiles nt July 11, appeared at this house later °"'"if

lie .Screak attend,,...*. Tl» few Indoor "J&rJu.MElr H^moon.^ 'l^e

resorts open In the city are drawing a »hareBl JoI(J by this playlet

of the business The continued attrac- runaway couple, who live In a three room

.ion"' for the week ending July « were: £ for •i time because^.,^UMw."1'lff! PalT!! l'ouf !'.!" at the Casino,

,^J|,:„cVg „? ama teur cooking and other ln-

"Porls by Night" nt the Mauison Squahh iidentai worries of flat llfejue humorously

tutor Oai<i>bn. "A. Little of Kvery thing" at shown.

from lbs l'nrls Hippodrome, buve might tb

public fumy by reason uf llielr during uud

novelty! Mine. Morelll'a performing leop-

ards, und Uonavltu and his twenty-seven

lions are attractive features.

Lcna Park (Thompson ft Dundy, own-

ers) —TUe great Durban spectacle b

'I'UXAH.

I sl«n.- At Highland Park Theatre

Morrison, manager )_ the Mot

July 16.

Uioria of fhnn.Notes from the Myrkle-Harder attrso-

mss wamssssgm wm^mim(Iliiiii Morrison, uiuu»«t, i »v

nX-lWir* — xtoies irom »« ...j.»....-.-« «i,..v

mock CoV moved from tie Empire Theatre Uons: We have 'everything In shape to start

out to the pork again 'On July, 1, nnd re-h one show opens at Wllkesbam-,

opened la "Don't Tell My Wife,'' & fair and d the other ttt ,;,|,unu, O. (fair week,,The same piny Is still

~ theC.

Jessie Rich

WU1I1CD V* UU* ,.*v «... «™-.,_—

-

At length comes the parental for-

iilvenesa. and all the youthful couple's caresthe Ahkiai. Gaki.knk, and the J. 8. Duas Or-

gj.^e^twred to the wliids. Mrs. Haines bag

airy 'mancouvres nre given by the entire cant: Hugh _herd o elephants. andthc camels, drome- winstanley, AlleenJlo <Z}»°P- -

; ; Ut<.h |nuondnrles" bulls, cows and goats of the animal mo„6 Russell Suoad,, WWfarm are marshalled Into the great pageants. Bnd /,. D. Wharton.

Another feature drawlt"Fire and flames," whl<

"A Trip

'Davis, the high diver,nto tue greni puKcum°. Bna ,,, u. hi»i.™. "Tr/jri Wt ttuTnurk

•awing large crowds Is|9 the side attraction nightly at«&g3rfca

which Is really a thrl;

imuum * Coombs' Ockiu H60Sfc~TM-A Trip to the Moon" proprietors of the Greenwall etrajttnwj

"Twent'y TUouiand Leag..es Under the Sea/' rondG terms with the owners »'*««?',.*the old mill, the scenic railway, and the coombs' Opera House '«r a uewlenl£ or ten

mTn.ature. team railroad .till draw ergo years. The new lease car lea w^'t a |P ocbeslra nt the Mawho.n HgiAiiB Oaiiubn. At treated a well worn subject with a deftness

,,,,„„,, nrrn Avoi, and O*. H„„. Z'OSJSSS&S EESHbSSSSS &^^^?ISS^

i H. As both these attractions play the

Bamc territory, the competition has already

started as to', excellence, of performances.

Both Mr. Harder nnd Kmma Myrkle.ure at

tbelr cottage, Holland Beach, Port Huron,

Mich. E J- Hall and Mrs. Hall (Elbertn

Kny) hnve furnished 'a neat little cottage,

and the lake breezes have the desired effect

on all, so that we are looking forward to the

start of the season.Notes from the Parson-Durgln Co. : We

are lu our tenth week, of our Hummer season,

and are playing to a lurge business. We re-

UIIK.ll AMI TWKNTYKII-lil STIIKBT TllHATIIKH

stock iirodiictlons, with vaudeville between

the nets, continued .The WB8T. Kno

closed night of July 1, wuu a benefit to Una

Ani-ll Itrlnkor Variety eutertalnment

wns furnished at Ihe KKW Yobk ltooir Oab-

urn, Kkith'h Uxiiin HguARK, Pboctou'h

TivKSTVTFiinii HTiiBKT.TdNy Pabtob's and

1'All.MIISK ItOO* (iAItllUNH.

I'rnefor'a I'lftta Avenne Theatre <J

Hi-ttfng, showrng the three roomH, p eased

very Such. Mr. Haines was excellent lu his

ruling, and Mlsa Crews waa Ingenuous aud

altogether charming as the young wife. W.I). Stone did a bit as the Janitor very weMIndeed, and Klena Pierce also acted with

skill. The International Operetta Co. gamthe nrst New York rendering of "Love Will

Kind a Wny," which Is styled an Aminooiierelln, In one act. with book and lyrics by

Chns. M. Howell and I). P. It. Me.Nc.al, music

by Hugo O. Marks, who Is musical director

at this theatre. It Is given by a goodMcompany, nnd tells concisely a story of love

Mott. Uont. ' Vinello, Joule Asbton, Mile.

Alexandrine, Kennebec. Ducrow and V°ri_ J

aud Blg,.8pcwardy. IMng a-MatsOoU and

Tauko, the NoUrens Duo, M*-gj*,

•freak. King 3-Mlle. Armour. Ki tamura s

Japanese Troupe, Merhee uud II 11, Little

Satcooto. La Oetta, the Three Madcaps, the

Five Flying Herberts, and Will Hill.

ftmMUMX'a MCH1C IIAU. (F. B. Heu-

der"ou. monnger).-TIie bill for tbe current

week lH as follows: Mllnnl Trio, Bison City

Quartet, Drawee, Now \ork Comedy Foiii,

ltegneaux Ponies, Gantou and Stone, Be -

clolre Brothers, Sears nnd Hnwtelle, Gates

Fort Wortn, me -lexim ujiiuubc, •"=•• •— -week in air. uur rosier is; <iu». luinmiiuu,

While here o number of propositions forffian0Kel

. . Edwin Weaver, stage director ; I.ee

building a new theatre were submitted to musical director; Arthur Jameson,

then Ay Manager M. C. Michaels of the «»gr, ^ opert |eg; Jog . Ga e, stage car-

Opera House here, who had Impartial y can- Walter Stewart, comedian and ape

vased Hie situation here from a^uabMMgta|tleB . Eaw |n Weaver^ leads ; Jas. *Har-

Auslln Fynes, general inannger).— Rival d Vomedy which Is woven around the char; «ln

d ^eXum. Deltorelll and OlisBando. LataCandida lea'; Ih the offerliiK by the stock coin- £, , un Kmm f„rmer. The musical Brothers M. J. Keeler, Franklyn Wallace,

panv this week., the opportunities for linemil |H.rw wero i„ the main tuneful and rhyth- ._'.,..,__.. r...„~„

scente display having lieen taken advantage , nnJ , n Mye1a \ instances were consplcji-- result Hint the special scenery

nll(,[r wnrthy, notably lu the case of "Myof, wllh Ihe result Hint the special scenery, y W0Pl |,y, notably lu the case of "Mj

provided greatly enhanced the cffcctlvenesa Am|;„ HtM1, *M "!<ove Will Find a Wayof Ihe iiimjiiilliui cm July 11. The Inter- ,, jiearl." Andrew O'Neal's singing wai

1

nnrtlculnrly good, and Percy I.cacli pTeaaee

In a humorous role. The cast : Silas Church

ly, Jack Hlmonds; Martha Churclily. Morrle

Olemeiits: Hattle Churclily, Nellie Sterling;

Jack Huntley, Andrew O'lNenl : Deacon Oood-

Vvette, Flossie Allen, nnd Minnie Dupree.*V*

NEW JKBSEV.

viiHeu uie Hiuiuiiuu ^> ,;•"— - -">.7,nii claltles; tiiwiu " CBl,

,:*t, 352?' J""* /*"*'

standpoint, but the propositions were found heavies; W. C. Hpdees, characters;

nut practicable, and the remodeling of the«, Mnndel, Juveniles; Jewell Harrington,

old hoime more fnvorably entertained. -Thed Mnrgaret Carroll, eharactera.

hoiise Ib to be In readiness for the opening,

8e§TAi'DA*o IMM (Alvldo A Lasserrc,

-Business has Improved wonder-

eHtliig Ntiirv <if thlH drama by Morris andUu/.ev. was' unrnliled cleverly by the memticrH

of the coinpnrty, Malcolm Williams, Oeorge

Hrvant, Kdwln Fowler, I-otta I.lntlilcuiji,

I.oii'tlii Ilenly. II. Dudley, lluwley, Al. Itoh-

erts nnd the others all doing splendid work.

Mr. Williams Is directing the stage tb Is

week, and his work lu this department la

exceeillngly good. Mnrlon Bi^rg, who baa

now nerved here for aevern I weeks, Is avaluable addition I'o the ranks of the regular

players of Hut company, and, Is weekly giv-

ing' new Indications of versatility and clever-

ness.' The cast : John Douglas, Malcolm

Wllllnuis: Ilium Vngcl, Bdwln Fowler ; TomBnntioiiier, II. Dudley Itawley ; Hlchard BiihIi-

ford, Oemge Bryant; Vanderburgh Ogden,

Win. Ilnwii'v: Tim. Albert Koberts; Mrs.

Mnrtlia Ami lllegg, Estclle Mortimer ; Flor-

ence. Marlon llerg i Junet Keudren, Lottn

l.lullilcuni: Kilty Keudren, Loretta Ileoly.

Atlantic City.—At the Ocean Pier Music

toiry fo?t,e past two week8 ,

rand he hoime

li now taxed' to Its utmost capacity. The

KduiuiKls opened 4 for two weeks, and met

with success In their many 8f* cl»ltle;-,J2£

"est of the people 4 to ?"= Florence Bt»ton. Krneat Balley,_ Krlnltjn_d Alvln, How-

more, JessieDockman, Kitty

iiurte7MaudSayB0ii."LlflIe White, and mov-

ing pictures.

p p. Croft will direct the tour of Con-

roy and Mack, In "The Blelng Generation,"

next season, making bis Sixth season with

Conroy & Mack. ***__ _1- _— Lewis & Brown have engaged Prof. D.

C Smith (at present bandmaster of Norrls

a CI

Hall (liar.} DEsta representative) the Boh- ton fcrnes^^ Jtonlnns. In "llobln Hood," had good business pro bisk™,

j nr] „ D

K^„ ^leJtVn.,at?o^vf

8f^.Bn5ae| f±.^»£feg «ffi

^^^^r^f^^n^ "ti&SLti CAlvW i> Urn**. mnn> ^Si.^^^^££man, Percy 'Leach ; Marie, Annette Morrow

;

Kitclle, Mnvme Mltclieltree ; Ilebeccn, HmahC'ownn; Prlscllla, Daisy Deane; Iluth, Doro-

thy Seymour; Florence, Leslie Deane; Josle, i"n«>». <?:;,""V„ "•"ivrc™ „'n~,i' Vnnnerson. bouce win ciose u mr mAlfle Marshal: Jennie, Jauo Illchards. Gus perorfl of Music, Van Auken «nd Vonnerson «™ M|nlneand people

Williams did well with bis talk, and klzale Garden Trio, Ada Joues, ai. uayno a iruiucuijjfa ANU Kuohnb Ba

It. Masters and company gaye an Interesting

sketch, called "A Romance of the Red Cross, "ocean Pieii Titratoh (Harry D'Esta. rep-,—.««- ......... ...i "What

& Rowe'a CircuB) as leader of orchestra of

their "Tea Nights In a Bar Room" Co. for

next season, nnd Marie Haskett, who re-

cently closed with the Baker Stock Co., of

rortland, Ore, :.

--J-Mitchell Ingraham writes from Pha>nli,

Ariz. : "I closed with the Alcazar TheatreStock, Seattle, Wash., June 18, and went to

San Francisco, where I was Joined by my' and after a visit

we came here andJoined the Spooner Dramatic Co., making our

8of Mollis tblrd.season .w^tt Mr.^SpMner/'

AILKV, — Notes from the Florence Gale Co.: The

comnieiiilalily, Bertha Morrell, wbo played

the servant, doing some character workwhich branded her as artistic. Others, on

The vaudeville portion of the bill Is beaded ,ne .um were|." ^oii "and Wilson, black face

by fins WllllnluK, the well known and fa- comcdlnns nnd dancers: Borsch nnd Russell,

viirlte "(iermiiu. Senator," whose now niu-

lerlal went well. Llbhle Arnold Blondcil,

In her nitrnetlvely rendered songs, was also

exceeillngly plenslug, and the Tliree WestousBcored I heir ustinl big success. Phillips andLuyloii, lu "The Itehearsal ;" I^awrence

Crane, the magician; the Parson Sisters,

singers ami dancers, and Myers and Itosa,

Jugglers, sill did worthy work. The knta-

teclinoHcope continues.

PiiMtnr'H Theatre (Tony Tastor, mana-ceri.— IliiBlness here is 'way beyond mid-Sum-iner exiiectnt Ions. An audience of excellent

n "At the Railroad Crossing;" Sailor andBarliaretto, in their dainty and clever sing-

ing net ; Murtlne and llnlmo. novelty Chinese

coiulques; Gregory and Llnd, hoop rollers

nnd club Jugglers : Perry and Randall, In

"The Artist's Hidden Face," and Zano, ma-gician. The kalatechnoecope continues.

Madison S.iunre Hoof Garden (Weber Mlem°

la

sMada \\wsi, Alt and "Mamie Wll

,.„„o _..|.nrl« l,» HU he-J;"™ ^,^!

1

ana wilby Cook, vltagrnph.

Bailey's Sons' Shows, were In the city tof0l |OWi„K peopie have been engaged to sup-

assist In celebrating the vourtn. ihey re-t Ml8g Qafe ia opejL ^ performances of

port excellent business, and the people nil r.&a You Like It :" Harry Lelghton, Frankwell Bert D. Boone has returned to tlio

jJJ g(l0rt Jo1m A> Alexander, Paul Taylor,

city, and Is now at the Standard Theatre. ch£ B B ^pUy Donald Weldon, Albert W.— ,„

, Taylor, W. F. Bouman, the Woodland Quar-

""\"-Ti;;"=»nV» oTr«ii»n> natrom 'on- Ft. Worth^-At Lake Erie Park (C. A. tette Virginia Cranna, Olive West andgers).—The «J™

e «¥?,.?£. p*%M ov Moore Tavlor. manager) some ten thousand people ^ Frederick. The staff roster Is:tlnuesto beatlmctedby the Huntlcj -Moore ia^' m

e7^ tie Fourth of July, the trans- ^orenCe Gnle, proprietor; H. W. Kane.

fA T Nichols mana- portotron facilities being taxed to the utmost maaa8er; Horry Lelghton, stage director;(

n Jl comnan'v have to handle the crowds. For week of 4 Jack chas. B. Kelly, stage manager f Edwin Fa-

Williams and JameB Thompson, comedians, jinna, electrician,; Ernest Bhlpmhnand Wil-

head the bill. The others : Barney Williams.|lam colvln, advance representatives.

In his one act drama, "Fagan, the Jew

;

_ -Walter D. Botto has signed with Decker

Sid Slade. boneless wonder; Swat, high. 4 Veronee, as business manager of their "lathe Shadow of the Gallows" Co., tor next

Stock Co,OABBICK THBATnE ..

ger).—Richard Buhler and company have

scored a succesR, nnd will continue Indefi-

nitely with their presentation of new plays

iijjcli wOfkStkki'i.koiiase Pieb (Giles W. dements,

& Rush, managers).—"Paris by Night" be

gan. July 11, its second week, to good at

tendance. —- 1

RMIIXAIIRAIJI HAVE BEEN CALLED FOB fllB

EiKUNAl. Cm," wlilch Is to be put on at the

an enlarged scale,

dwnrd Morgan badmountains of tb. Bpuney will be" Janet Waldorf,Melbourne, Aus.City" begin July

malmgeYT-^ood business rules every day «KfJj«^^HrS«k St Bt«t%» SJ?and night.

»ViW Srt^arler Ho^Sd ngerT.-'TBl^kmalllng Scheme" is the title8eai?Gertruae Dlono

Magill has began her

gSSSk.^ V*%*Vfr£*$fc ? ^o'l^ l?ovtardltnhd,B

A1ir ?$£ tentb.. week. wlth^ Shea's _ New Ju^hase

Bankln, Tom' Fey, Baby Dot, Billy Price,

Stkel PB.CJ. Bothwell. manager,- Agnes U Porte,^X^^^tt^i

harmonic Orchestra continue to rto good business.

"fcfe. — ""'"" " lfalhML »antt- CB°WI' THEATRE. (I Bin,, IT

rssrssrass BgSSJSfi^SiS6 ^S^^S^SS i

Street Theatre Stock Co"., playing at NewBedford, Maes. This makes her third Sum-mer at New Bedford. . _— Louise Ripley, Marguerite Marquis, I^eo-

poldlne Ambrose, B. P. Sullivan, CharlesHartley, W. C. Andrews, Thomas Taylor, A.

Renwlck Sanders, John DuvldSon and Ed-mund K. Travers have been engaged by Jobu

,. ,1 i, ,,^ i.q r-nntinnnllv tne neaauners ui xnis nou»e, w«» «»? »«~ jj. nieueyio supiiurt juuu i.huui, ,., ,„«^-

•K?r»5«S ?Frank Ooldle other people: Chas. Hoey, Minnie Warden, beth," next season, and negotiations are in

„i^i'B„.L.„v« f'eonlo Phillips and Gordon, May Luce. Ethel Bus- progrea8 with three very notable .Shakes-

lee,.. Minutes of Mirthful Riot," nnd the fun[ ^mIs if "The Btcrnal

was fast nnd furious Indeed. The extra at-"euearsais 01

traction for Ihe week Is Mr. and Mrs. Jos.'itouunT V. FbboUSON, W.

JJ^Ji^K«S^HSvi^!!r?JaSff SBK and Mary. Madden .Have b

tier, uml with elaborate stage setting, "TheSage nrush Widow." In Western frontier

chiirncferlssatloii Mr. nnd Mrs. Dowllng are

tluiniiiglily couversnnt und capable. Wm.Mclulvre and Edith Rice, as "Brnnnlganund die Leading Lady," created a deal of

laughter: Dean Kdsall nud Arthur Forbes,

lu "The Two Rubles," are Important factors

In promoting success for the bill, and .limits

niul Smile Leouard, fc tbelr comedy sketch,

nisi) lent capital nld. Joe MorrlB, the only

Hebrew who plays the bagpipes as a feature

of lils net. created roars of laughter n bis

fnniiv Hlnrles, and others who contributed

llielr full iiuota of merit In their several

lines of endeavor were : Dudley and Cheslyn,

ri'llneil iluctllsts: Dp Vene and Shurts, coin-

iilv iici'ohatlc skotch ; Corrlgaa and Dove, In

"Dlunh's Whcrealiouts :" Ed. Morris nndIda Tlnlv, In Irish comedy; Wilbur Amos,comedy Juggler, and the vltagrnph.

Keith's Theatre (H. F. Albee, general

manager).—The bill here tills week Is of

more tlinu usual merit, containing, us.lt does,

two new and exoi"

were presented for

acement of Tom Eck, looping the loop,

the Four Brother* Ombra, Faustina, nre'. L. Bbanscomje, dancer - Three Melvln Brothers, the Originalbeen engaged for Ma„lnBV Fred Kordham, Santell Slstere,

the revival of "Becky Sharp" at the Man- cariogj and Sllverton, Nellie Sylvester,

battan Theatre next season. Howe, Gano and Walters. M. C. Feuton,Contbacts have been signed between Klaw Roldsmlth and Hoppe. T. Jefferson Gorman

aw gpi

Dovi.k's New Uhhi v«i»"« 1KZH2 Phlillnamanager).—BIb

.

bu,l'

DrT„ a

«m?kwav man- sel Ilvln"D8>hingto'r., S"aul Harris and Ada £arein" actbTs, who" will" "complete the eom-for week of 11: i'J.orence Brockway, man ^^ „The p^^o Palace" Is put on by gany . The season begins Sept 12, and is

the stock company. Business continues good, already fully hooked. . ,

-»«

ft Erlnnger and the Carle Amusement Co. for

the presentation of "The Maid and the

Mummy," Richard Carle's new musical com-

edy, nt the New York Theatre, Aug. 1.

Maubicb Lnvt will compose the scores

for the burlesques and musical skits to be

produced at Weber's Music Hall next season,

lu addition to conducting the orchestra. Mr.

I,evl was under engagement to Charles r rob-

uinn for next sensou, but his release was ob-

tained by Joe Weber.

. Uiiriem.—At Proctor's One Hundred andTwenty-Uflh Street Theatre (J. AustinFvites, general nmu.ager) "The Charity

Old," one of the playB that Annie PIxley

made popular, Is the offering for this week.

It Is a good, comedy drama, and on July UIt disclosed all the necessary stage effects

to make It Impressive. A competent cast In

every reBpect Interpreted the roles, and the

Goldsmith and Hoppe. _

uuu Kstella West, McDevltt and helly, Billy

Arnold and Lida Gardner, Le Clair andArnold nnd L,iua uaraner, ua v-i»" ••"» „()0d houses July 4-u. "A *-iuy wicuoui »Boweu, Frank Le Varnle and Jessie Le Seur.

5jamc " Dy local authors, 11-16; "Drink"ii.a iiJrrv.i>lnnrd Musical Trio. Monroe and S?tg' "'

CANADA.

Montreal.—At the Theatre Francals (P.

Hawoith, manager) the Una Clayton . Stock

Co., in "Miss Sherlock HolmeB,', came to

good houses July 4-U. "A Play Without a

the Ilerry-Plnnrd Musical Trio, MonroePage, the Hart and Bessie Trlo,»Braddock

and Feeney, Ed. A. Kerr, and Edith Wilt-

shire, Harry Courtland. .

Guveunatob's Tjieatbe (Sidney Fern, man-

ager 1.—The same excellent business • con-

tinues. Announced for week of 11 :Latell

Brothers, Gilbert Sarouy, Ben. Irank In,

Henry and Francis, the great Lynch, the

SprnguellOB, Amsden aud Baird, Strauss nudYouug, Gloria Knllev, Colllus nud. Harvey,

Mi-Cahe und Welcome, Rontons, Gardner andGolden, Hartford and Davis. Burton and

Walters, the Wlllogiess, La Mar and Bohm,Hamilton. Simon and Hottentott, McLalnSisters, Bernard Sisters.

Trenton.—At Mercer County Pleasure

Park (John L. p-Brlen. manager^ July 11

a'hrna (W. Northey, manager).—The NewYork Comic Orera Co.. In "The Pearl of

l'ekln," drew good audiences 4-9. "A Olrl

from Paris" 11-10. •

Sokmeb Pabk (Lavlgne ft Lajole, mana-Ecr8 ),—The park was crowded during the

week of 4-0, to see the bill of WelU andArthur, Yamamoto Bros., Ed. P. Haynnrd,Hellruan, Dullin-Redcay Troupe, and Ln-

vlgne's Military Band. Bill week of 11 In-

cludes: Zurues Duo. Rappo Kelley, A. r.

lloBtoa, Lavlgne's Military Bond.»

St. John.—At the Opera House (A. O.

Skinner, manager) the 8heeley * Youngs"For Her Children's Sake" Co. closed, June

30, to fair business. "Town Topics,'^ July

1. 2. had good business, with 8. B, 0. Do-

and week.: Clark and Hilton, Edwards and minion Day ,matinee and night. The Ameri-

xocllent eoniNllettsB. whichprua'Uctl»ii should not fall to draw, out the

or the first time at thlB the- ;.ri)wdg, despite the warm wenther. Thentre on Mouday; July 11. Rose Stalil and vaHdevllle presents Clarice Vance, Christian ftuotwra, Vurdock Sisters, nnd Wilfred Barry. n vltagraph opened a week's engagement,her capable little compniiy. hayo a bright

atl(, T ,lrner> Malcolm Schackleford, uud the j,All'K tiidatrk (Harrle ft Hetzel, niann-

4 . to K00,i business. Very line pictures,one not comedy of stage life, in "1 lie Chorus kniatechuoseope. gets).—The bill 11 and week : Potts and

Potts. Clark and De Voe, Alphana Trio, Johnand Carrie Mack, and the Edison klneto-

ins

l.iulv." from 'the lien" of Jnuics Forbes, of

which favorable mention wns uinjlo recently

In Ihese columns. Momluy nlso witnessed

the lira! presentation here of .lames Clarence

Hyde's farce. "Her llnsy Day." In the cast

were 10. It. Phillips. Grace Hadsell and W.L. West. The ehlof Incident of tlto farce Is

the cniirtfllilp of an attractive youug womanplivsiclnn and a bustllug yoiing Chicago busi-

ness man, excellently well portrayed by Mr.Phillips nnd MIhh Hadsell. W. L. West, as

the Irritable old patient, was capital, aud asolid success for the petite furce was the

result. The entertaining bill for tills* weekulso llsls: Itlce nud Prevost, In their ucro-

nnil Turner,kalatcchuoscoiie.

HrimUiyii.—At Manhattan Reach—"Wlusome Winnie" Is the attraction pre-

sented here this week, with Paula Edwardesin the lending role. Among the principle?

hi her support aro William Pruette, NormaBell, Nell McCoy, LoutRe Do Rlguey, nndWilliam Blnladell. The sceulc production

mid costumes used are said to bo the siime

Hint were seen during the run lit the NewYork Cnsluu Theatre. ^Yhlle the large andattractive feminine chorus Been Inst weekwith "A Chinese Honeymoon" will add to

the. success of the production. ShannonsTwenty-third Regiment Hand Is delightfully

batlc comedy, "lliimplv Humus: Joe 1'I.Vim, ro„derlng programmes made up of the best

the funny Joker, and his lilt e book;

the Hhh of music nt the dully matinee nnd Sun- .i^^'eJoL'HIiw weather helps the nt-

Jnck Then Trio. In 11 neat dancing und •«£ iluy night coucerls, with Herrmann, tlio °^nce uei™ nnd business wns good all ofmagician, ~bb an added attraction.

Pain's Enclos.ukh has had Its seatingbatlc net: the Trocndero Quartet, lit their

black face character skit, '"Hie TelephoneAgent:" the Wilsons, eccentric slugers ami cn.,aeltv tested miuiy times this seiiBuu. Thedancers : Add Holt, comedian; Chas, ami

B| ,erlactc of "Docntur" appears to have maduAda ICulmo. In eharucler cliniigcs ; CIiub. W. a decidedly favorable luiproBBlon on tlio pn-

Leounril anil Elhel Drake. In their plnylot, troI1B i this popular senslde resort, Witha rim of warm nights, lucre Is every pros;"The Olrl o' the Gee;" the Harrison Brus..

presenting "The Candidate for Senator

;

John Slimmer, nn ticcompllshed Juggler; MayL Bell nnd J. .Woodal Oliver. In a musical

net. and the American blogrnph.

Aerial Uurilen (Klaw ft Erlnnger, man-ncers)— "A Little of Everything" com-menced. July 11, lis sixth week.MnillMon Square Harden—J. 8. Duss

nnd his Metropolitan Orchestra nre still

pleasing good slxed crowds. The sovontu

week began July 11

uect of "Decatur" proving n great llnanclnl

success. Manager Pain has sent out wordto all Hie enlisted men of Uncle Sam s navywhen off duty or on shore leave to visit his

show free of charge to see bow the men of

one hundred venrs ago performed their duty

to the young republic. w ,

HuioimiN Beach.—In the Music Hall

(Wm. T. Orover. manager) the prosperity

of the popular resort Is apparent. The ex.

cellence of the bill prepared each week tells

the »lorv. For the current week Edna Win*

already fully L.— Waldo Whipple has been engaged by

Murray ft Mackey to play comedy ports and do

specialties with their company next season,

— Notes from Rowland ft Clifford Attrac-

tions : Recent engagements for the comingseason: Thomas X Smith, for the stellar

role In the new edition of "The Game Keep-

er;" Sadie Marlon, for leads In the samecompany. This company has been subjected

to some radical changes, nil of which will

be of great benefit Additional specialties

will be Introduced and a brand new equip-

ment carried, making In all the best pre-

sentation, from ah acting and equipmentstandpoint, that has ever been given. Prof.

Hugo Walters has been engaged to write the

musical numbers, nnd will personally conduct

the same. . . 1 „ ^— Frank B. Long hns engaged the follow-

ing people for next season: Nana Sullivan,

leads, re-engaged for sixth season ; Thus.

Pltxgerald, flfch season; Walter Fane, fifth

season; J. J. O'Brien, third season. '1 be newpeople so far are: Floyd O. Babiue, Betse

Whitney Fuller, J. W. Smith and MaUloSmith, with W. L. Pnssmore, for agent.— Geo. M. Cohan announces that bis star-

ring tour In "Little Johnny Jones" will

commence early in October, and the season

will run Into June, 1900. Preparations are

being mnde for an elaborate production. Thescenic effects and coBtumlng will be out of

the ordinary, and. the cast will excel any-

thing Mr. Cohen has ever attempted. Chas,

C. Stumm, who will direct Mr. Cohan's tour,

arrived hi this city last week, with head-

quarters at 13G8 Broadway.M — Joseph Hart, and Carrie De Mnr re-

turned from cheir country home, at Sulli-

van Lake, to begin rehearsals July 18, of

"Foxy Grandpa" and "Girls Will Be Girls,

prior to their opening at Atlantic City, at

Young's Pier Theatre, Aug. 1.— Juil Williams writes that he closed a

very pleasant season of eighteen weeks as

leading man with the Irving French Co.,

July i). He will go to Chicago for five week^,

after which be will start rehearsing withthe "Alnnonse and Gaston" Co., which he

was with last season.— Schater and Cross have engaged the fol-

lowing people to support OtlB B. Thayer andGertrude Bondhill, In "Sweet Clover:" Gil-

bert Cosgrove, Sidney W. Donald, BobertRobson, J. M. Moss, Grace Berkeley, ClaraTapsfleid, Nina Buchanan, Leo Mordaunt,

act" of ""leaping the gnp," were the attraction ju |y 4.9 Mullen, with performing dogs, Jnck- Genevieve Rlchey and Jake Mayer. The sea-

3 — .t —....yds turned out. In mn an(| Douglas, Dancing Doyle, the Hoi- son will open early In August, making tlieir

' Yobk Tiibathm (R. J. Armstrong, mana-

SrniNO Lakh Pabk (Management Trenton

Street Rnllwav Co.)—The bill 11 and week

:

Four Lnucastcrs, the Illltons, Fltzpatrlck

and Tapper, the Tliree Flying Nudps. Euro-

lienn Novelty Duo, and the Chndwlck Irlo.

A. II. SlMONiis. manager of Taylor Opera

House, has tendered his resignation, to take

effect Aug. 1. ««»MISSOURI.

ger).—The W. 8. Harklns Comedy Co., JuneSu-Jnly -2, had good business, with S. R-O.Dominion' Day, niatluee and night

"Are Yo

Kiiiiniis Ultyv^At the Auditorium

(Woodward ft Burgess Amusement Co., nmii-

Inst week. The 11. Guy Woodward Stock

Co. produced the "Galley Slave In good

Btvle. This week "The Black Flag/ and

Julias

Calm's "Are You a Mason?" Garalde, Condlt

ft Mock, and Robert B. Mantell, booked at

the Opera House, have canceled, and the

house will be dark for the next four or five

Notks.—Sheeley ft Young'B Co, left, July

1, for Yarmouth, N. S Harklns' Co.

left for Honlton, Me., 4 E. C. Andrews,

advance with the vltagraph company, closed,

and Harry Levy Joined tlie company In like

capacity. The vllagrapu playB a return en-

gagement la Septemlier.

Toronto.—At Hnnlau's Point (Mat Dee,

mnnoger) July 4-0: Prof Parker's Anlinul

Circus, the SSnnoldos. Bertha Dorian, Col-

lins und Ktenn, Jns. Cowley and Vera Ivlng,

drew forth fair business, week of 11 :_Geo.

next week, "The Marriage of BesBie." ahaily, Frederick the Great, Rose and Hatch,

POBtUR Park (Geo. Salinger, manager).— gmmi and Lewis, and the Dellol Irlo.

The Urea tons, In their sensational Tilcycle muhbob Paiik (W. Bnnks, manager).—

Inst week, and good crowdHopkins' Theatre tbe vaudeville bill was Sands, Mnrlc UhT, niid'tbe Le'Roys played first tour Ito'the'coast, over the Northwestern

bended by tbe Halioway Trio, In the r tine t0 u |g business.

wire net. Then came Jullau Rose, la his FontifAUOii ft Srw.b Bros.' Cinctis drewHebrew parodies ; Josepulue Gassmnn. and ininieuai crowds afternoon and evening of 4.

her nicks, lu sougs nnd ounces ; Hadji labor, 4 , »and his Arablou troupe of acrobatB, lu awhirlwind of acrobatics. Hooker nud Davis,

nud Jack Gardiner did not appear, and In

their place Wurd Iluker, n musician, and Bvanavllle Cook's Park (Harry Lau-

INDIANA.

circuit.— Roster of the RJcbard Buhler Stock Co..

now playing at tbe Garrlck Theatre, Atlau-

tic City, N. J., which opened thlB new bouse

with ''Paul. Revere," on June 24: RichardBuhler, Alexander Kearney, Lee Sterrett,

George Fox, Charles McDonald, HerbertPrior, Thomas Sterrett, Ralph Rollins, Jack

Ada AruoldRon, the Swedish singer, were r0tu-e, manager) started the week of July 3 pre8C'

0It; Charles Buhler, Adelaide Dunlnp,with nn enormous crowd, nnd one of the best

j,0U |ae Orendorf, Marie Pettis, Agnes Bllal,

bills of the Beason was given. The electric EdIla (j nte(;ua ir Helen De Monde; stage car-

fountiiln has been added, and Is proving a neuter, j e Mullln; property man, Edwardbig attraction. E. O. Bpelker, an Evansvllle koppy ., electrician, A. H. Bnssenden. Wll-boy, 1b also proving a blg^ attraction in Bong )lam Alexander Is manager of the house,

Atlantic Qnvilen (W. Kmrner's Sons,

managers).—Vnliuiirc and llorton, In a clover

singing and dancing specialty: Sntsuma, .la-

iinuese equllllirlHt and Juggler ; Le Vine and

Almn. presetillug nn acrobatic comedy net:

Ella Shields, vocal comedienne, nnd Dale nnd

tiorvean. In a comedy sketch, In conjunction

wllh the TOIto Lady Orchestra, are the at.

tractions for this week.New Yi»rU Theatre Hoof Garden

(Klnw & Erlnnger. managers).—The nfth

week of the present Summer Benson began

niisplclously. night of July 11. with a full

attendance, and a bill of strong vaudeville

specialties. Senorlta Guerrero Btlll heads

the bill In her pantomimic version of "Car-

men," and other feature* to hold ev«r "*•:

Dntns, of the wonderful mtmory i Ned way-burns Girls, the Juggling MaeUana, niid

Ixmls Granat. New acts this week are: Wln-ebermnu'B benrs nnd monkeys, the Musical

Mnrtlus, Delmorc and Lee, aud the DuimuBios.

lepflc trance. Tie announces that be mummy-ties himself In bandages after throwing him-self into a trauce, and sleeps under tho

wnler for 172 hours without eating orbrenthlng, and Is In full view of the public

(hU time. The vaudeville features

tliur Dcmlng was ...

week the popular Qarreutluo and his banduRossa comes.

'

. ,.,.CirrTBlllWW—Palus flroworks spectacle,

"The Last Days of Pompeii," comes to SportB.

man's Park 18. nnd continues for three

illustrations." Violet M. Mlllen Is playing areturn engagement, in character songs; MarieBarbarka and Fred James, Emma Love, Jab.

R. Walters, and Jeltecson and Clark. Tlie

Fourth of July celebration at this park

broiielit out tbe biggest crowd ever knownat this place. .

Oak Suuuit Pauk continues to call out

and Adnm E. Fox manager of the company.— Manager P. W. Kraemer, who nsB for

seventeen years managed the Opera House,at libra, N. Y„ has severed his connectionwith that house. „.— Helene Rclcka and Harry K. Hamilton

, are spending tbe remainder of the Summer,

. nSL »£5 before opening with Manager John Osman,big crowds, and the week of I^WJMj at bit country home, Ben Davis, Ind. TbeyLevaulon, Jundt and_ Ivara, Mile. Carrie, are etifpigea iot tna Oaman-Hoyt Stock Co.May Walsh, Vincent Klralfo. and the kino- next eeason.drome make upjhe list of strong attrac- —nana May Crawford, with her mans-

Rlngllng Bros.' Circus Is heavilyt |ona . xwo performances are given dally. T. Delmont Robinson, and a party or.

ids, Including Ivoh Willis, Bstelle Croix,arc:volvlng ladder:the Ford 8lsters,

era: Hodges nndTrio, nnd the I......

"-•""SHS* 1":?^ ES"K%5«a,Sil'cl »jitMJtMH&na» * lafwawrttat#s

Morris, Jack Carrathnres and othera

returned from a trip to tbe St. Lou'sWhile at St. Louie the party w«l

entertained by Miss Chawford's uncle.

man, and ..

other attractions the midget city, "fire andflames," the living baby Incubators, and the

scenic railway are a few that can be men-tioned. At Frank C. Bostock's AulmnjArena many changes have been made, nndthe place Is now more nltrnellve than ever.

The sensational acts, which recently arrived

SIOUX Fulls, ..

will play in these houses next Beason. .80

for the engagements for the company are:

Eva Lang, (lulu McConnell, Miss .Ritchie.

Lottie BnWrft Walter Marshall. Reginald

Barker, II. Guv Woodward, Will Duvles,

Mark Fcntou aud llobb, Burgess.

traction for week of 10 at Cook's Park• ' , 4 . »

— Jack, De^nstello writes: "I recently

spectlve roles for next season, each one hav-

ing signed for engagements. ,

Florlne Arnold returns to Forepaugn s

finished forty-seven weeks touring tbe West Theatre, Philadelphia.

and1 Smith, and will speud tbe month of July —The Jewel-Archer Stock Co. closed at

and August with relatives la Georgia." Salem, Mass., week of June 2T.

July 16. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 477

— Hoiter of the Dot Karroll Co. : LouisLeon HaJL John Lane Connor, Joe King, Jo-

sr-nli T. 'Belmont, H. Rowland Hall, JamesKennedy, Cbaa. Newman, Jack Walters,Claude Wood, Louis Jenckes, W. Ryder, Wal-ler C. McKay, J. C. Welsh, manager; Kath-crlue Furoelt, Emma Campbell, MargaretLewis and Dot Karroll. The company In In

lis ninth; week, end business Is said to be rni«iii •...„. — ._., V. I*

^™%*A$™M!iii?&vl™« AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK N. Y.WITH CLEVKLUD, July 1», 13, 14,13.WITH DETROIT, July 16, 18, 10, !I0.

BASEBALLAmerican League

karroll will remain at tier home In Newbury-port, Mass., for a couple of weeks before re-

hearsing for ber regular season.

Notes from the Henderson Stock Co.

:

Our Summer tour Is even better than we hadImped for. Indiana has been kind to us,

everybody is well, and the "man In white' 1

rails' every week. We shall remain out all

.Summer, going directly from the Summerseason Into the Winter season. We are mak-ing preparations to open, a Mo. 2 Co., Sept 15.— At.' Beaaley Informs us that he wasmnilc a member of Charles City, la., Lodge,No. 418, B. P. O. Elks, July 5. Don Mc-Millan, Harry Keldman, Jack Ball, and O.Judd Williams, of the Irving French Co.,plavlng the Hlldreth Opera House at thetime, joined In the social session, held In theKites' elegant home, Immediately after theregular work.— Samuel F. Nixon, of the Arm of N'lion& Zimmerman, Balled for Europe last week,where' he will take a thorough rest at Had-Xaubeitn, after which he will make an ex-tended

1

tour of Russia and the Scandinavianpeninsular, .returning home via London andTurin, whore lie will visit Hall Calne, andhear the new ploy that author has for ViolaAllen, as well as viewing generally the Eu-ropean Held. Ills son, Fred G. Nlxon-Nlrd-llngc-r. will look after the enterprises duringhis absence.— Thomas E. Shea will have a new pro-duction for next scacoa, entiled "The GroatAdventurer," the piny being founded uponlliellfe and history of Napoleon.— James Hall, who has been for yearsconnected with Thos. E. Shea, will repre-sent that star during next season.— Frank Deshon, who for the past fewseasons hua been with Nixon & Zimmerman,lias Juet entered Into another Jong termcuntract with that (km, and will next seasonagain be seen In "Miss Bob White."' which Islo open Its season at Manhattan Beach Aug.•™. Cecelia Ithoda VIII be the Miss BobWhite of the production.— Jesse K. Baylis, formerly manager ofthe Grand Opera House, Wilmington, Del.,announces that he has disposed of bis leaseon that theatre to Fred G. Nlxon-NIrdllnger,of the Nixon & Zimmerman enterprises, andthe lease has been ratified by the companyowning the' Opera; House. It is also under-stood that Mr. Baylis will continue as resi-dent manager of the new concern.— Aside from the new productions to bemade by John C. Fisher next season, the fol-lowing attractions go en route as follows:••Snn Toy," with James T. Powers, at Man-hattan Beach, Aug. 15; "The Sliver Slip-per," opening at Halifax, Aug. 22 ; "Glitter-ing Gloria," from Wyndham's Theatre (Lon-don, England), at Montreal. Sept. 5 ; IsadoreHush, In a new comedy, about Nov. 1, and"Florodorai" with Edna Wallace Hopper andoriginal cast, at St. Paul, Nov, 21.

.. "7,J ' fHf? Zimmerman Jr., manager ofllnrtha Gotland, cabled his American repre-sentative. John J. Donnelly, from London,hist week,- announcing that he has securedau option upon His Majestv's {Theatre forlen weeks, commencing In September. 1005,for the London appearance of Miss Galland,ii "Dorothy Vernon, of Haddon Hall." Mr.Zimmerman also cabled that he had securedthe American rlghtB to a new play by aprominent author, which is to be producedL",

Kl

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i[la

,n

.d b* Marle Tempest next season,

should this new ploy prove the success an-ticipated. It will be Miss Galland's nextoircrlng In New York In February, after

ll'll"01"" "Dorothy Vernon, of Haddon

„ T Tho Hartleys have signed with the King-Perkins Co. for next season. Mr. King hasprepared an elaborate production of "OldI; aimer Hopkins," which will be staged un-der the direction of James A. Bartley. TheHartleys ate spending their Summer vacationat tbelr home at Memphis, Tenn...— I'sned with the Arnold Stock Co. : Edna

May Crawford, Lee Glover, Cal. Cohl, J. J.MacDonald, and Oscar Wiley for advance.— Jane Rivers goes with Robert Edcsonnext season.

...„T Marlon Morlarty has been engaged for

St L I

y lnnul1" Ko- *' on«mn8 ltt

— Evelyn Wood plays the title role InUjiren of the Highway'' next season.— Gertrude Hamilton made her profes-

sional debut -with the Baldwin-Melville Co.,at ( Icvclnnil, Ch, July 4.

..^llSP 9aJ.V°''JPutlle Co., under the mnn-

iigenient of Clarke II. Felgnr, will opeu inNovember,

. playing Southern tcrltory. AMong company UUB uctn engue(i to support•uiss limit), and two new royally plays Imvubeen added to the repertory.

i,J~«. ?°S.W -Lew,s d08el1 w| I» «ue Sharp-

ley Stock Co, to Join the Dllger & Cornellto., for characters and specialties.

„i„77, i ",.,A

\,Su

lllvnn

' advance "gent, hassigned with the Henry 4 Gago Corned v Co.,inc., for next season. This will bo ono

or tlie strongest repertory companies on the5*5 li'ny'ng only the largest cities throughNew hngland, Pennsylvania and New York*&& . P« PatlHh Priest." "Rachel Gold-stein, Hearts of Blue Itldge," "She Stoops

iAWef.' ' Dost In the Pacific," "A Fair

. ...' am

!.. Tennessee Romance." Thecompany will comprise about twenty well

e,„,"".People- Every production will he

I.I.7T ??*?w Vn(* l,Rs received ills new11 •.«!' '?. cn"ed "Tlie Way to Kenuiurc,"

»Zh ii ."WS* Brothers. la Paris" will boi oil iced In Buffulo, N. V., on Aug. 20. Mux!vi,,. .? wlll ,'U« naiislcol director aud will"rile Hie entire score.

i,„^iSc'

,"lfer. *. Ctom> h«™ engaged the fol-

,h ,*!p.C0I,

ic ln anpport of Oils B. Thayer

''"f1

.'.'"trudc Douahill, for tbelr next sen-

«?«? Swect Clover" Co., which Is for forty

S1.T11' C0D ' ,Denclng Aug. 0: John Maurice

mm ,nl1'Sydney Donalds. Robert Itobsoii,

i.\. ,-' ?Io,!

?: Clnrn TapsUdd, Grace Berke-

timvlw KLe™WmP"<a

'Le° Mor,,aunt•

M ,~7 "Dovors and Lunatics," a two act niu-

nno!„,ifa,

»c?i

bX. Wultor Colenmn Parker.

;1eued at the Pleasure Buy,, N. J., Open Air

' "1tro; ,

J»ly 2. for two weeks. The cost• •

Delnrlch Dlnkelsplel, Ned Nye: Lieut.

..'.-Vs?, «I<;lii«io«<l, Herbert J. Carter ; Rlcli-

"^'. "nmllton. Jack Raffacl ; Ferdinand

1

1

.11e*n?' Jl ''• Tucker : Nellie Huntington,

«; ? h iv*v- Nellie Huntington Gertrude

i.v ,. E V.^y • Cornelia (Nellie) Dlnkelsplel,.'."* »• Huyes : Nell Black, Henrietta Ted-. ^npoleon, Clarence W. Hall ; C*nr ofSH* «eorge D. Collins; Ctesar, H. W.

"into: Carrie Nation, Ed. F. McCann.n«T» ''"nk SIcKec has Arranged with Alfred

?i..y Le<

!;la for tfae production of a drama-

n.J °? °' the. lotter's novel, "The Boss."

nSLfft "!"ft"

ma"le from the book, by',e„or8? Srondhiirsr. and Thomas Wise will

Kenned *""& ro,c'

that ot "B|B" Ju,,n

P ~7'Ml?vui' Schumann-Ilefnk has cabled lo

ii'-Jlv "hitney that she has sailed froml- n

ur?- 0n her arrival here she will be-

f." "hort concert tour, and then return

, ,?»« .1l

arsc. HS new StangcEdwardes comic

sST'tJ" which she will appear at the Broad-»«y Hieatre, New York,' on Oct. .'1.

iliT.""?' Robson left a net personal es-ite of the value of 128.4211. according to

!<» ?'?"''.,,f

. •']"" hpfralsf r Juki nuule. I..-I-

•11 "'-'"•'nlnlslriflioii wew> lusuwl to ihoon w, M„rv Ouiigherly Slunrt. who, Willi

" ">> and iiaiighler, Inherits the properly.

»iii. iMT1*" ,,;' Kvaus has signed a eoutract

talti*1$S!Wi 8

-S7a89 to •*»' tte Ieaain«loie hj "jrh.0 aa9-Qa4j

notit vuta, ZmZ

— Slgnor Novelll, an Italian actor, hassigned a contract for a number of perform-ances In the United States, beginning InJanuary. 100C. He win spend hnlf his timeIn America In New York, and will appear Inboth tragedy and comedy. His company willInclude Olga Glannini. a well known Italianactress, as leading lady.— George Conquest, an English aerlollstand trap performer, has been engaged byKlaw 4 Erlanger. for the role of the mysteri-ous demon. In their forthcoming productionof "Humpty Dumpty."— Julian Mitchell's latest acquisition Is ateam of agile dancers, GaBton and Stone.— George Richards has been engaged tooriginate an Important role In the new ruraldrama, of "Bird Centre," which Glen Mac-Donougb has evolved from the McCutebeon"Bird Centre" cartoons.—:George Ade's next ploy, to be producednt the Garden Theatre. New York City, InSeptember, by Henry W. Savage, is lo i>ccalled "Tho College Widow," and Is a com-edy, without music, satlrlilng modern lifeat a small college.and was written by Edward E. Rose. Mr.Mack Ig under the management of Rich <xHarris.

Uaudecille and minstrel,TtfB Mebidith Sisters arrived from

Europe last week. They will fill time lnAmerica, and return to Europe In October.Eva Mitchell will go with the Thorough-

breds next season.Ai.. Sheas has severed his partnership

with Charles L. Warren, and win hereafterwork alone In n, German dialect monologue.The oiitino and shore dinner of the White

Rats, held July 10, at Eugene O'Rourke'*"Hlde-a-Wee" Inn, Pleasure Boy, N. J., waslargely attended. There was a dne clambake dinner, and a game of baseball, and thea era 1 r was most enjoyable.Gus BnuNO gave a charity show at Me-

tuchen, N. J., on Thursday, June 30. for thebenefit of St. Francis Church. Gus andChris Bruno appeared, and the former man-aged the entertainment and put on his ownfarce, "Trifling with Justice. In which GusBruno, Chris Bruno, T. J. McConnell, JohnWilcox, Mrs. Bruno, Wm. Wilcox, and Mas-ter Tommy Hogan appeared. Vaudevilleacts were contributed by the Wilcox Sisters,Chris Bruno, and Mabel Russell, In a sketch,and Gus Bruno In dialect imitations.The I'iiogiiammk at Lemp's Park. St.

Louis, Mo., beginning July 11, Is: EdwardFlanlgon, Amonds and White, Baxter,Ahem and Cameron, Lizzie Wellen, and Hariunil Emma Coffee. Business Is good.Mrs. Frank Rich died Wednesday, June

22. from heart failure, at the home of bermother, in Reading, Pa. She was the wifeof Frank M. Kite, of the well known bicycleteam, Schrock and Rice, and was n sister ofthe Bard Bros. Mr. Rice received notice ofbis wife's death while playing at the AvenueTheatre, Pittsburg, and he immediately wentto Readlog, where the funeral took placeSaturday, June 20.

Lizzie Hatchemhi, of the Batcbelor Sis-ters, and Frank M. Ross, of Columbus, O.,were married at Cincinnati on June 0.Notes kiiom the American Vaudevimb

Co.—We opened to first class business atMedia. June 0. notwithstanding n verystormy night. The roster Is : T. DawsonCooper, manager and proprietor: CharlesJohnson, advance; Hurry Chew, boss can-vas man, with Ave assistants ; Huey Gor-man, leader of band, with ten pieces. Per-formers—Charles Bradley. Florence Nole,John J. De Voy. Harry Nole, Hallie Rea,Thomas West and Harry Orth. Prof. JohnHern, piano player. We have a seating ca-pacity of over 1,500. This Is the bestvaudeville show under canvas in this sec-tion of the country. The newspapers arcgiving us praise ut every stop.

Notes kiiom Puuuslei Bros.' TennesseeWaiirleiis.—We arc now In our third weeknt Crystal Beach, Out. Although we havehad cool and rainy weather contlnuullythere bus been a large patronage to thebeach. I'rof. Ross' Band has been strength-ened by the Von Hnlf, cornet, aud HarryGates, alio soloist. Frank Wilson, wing andbuck dancer. Is well received. Lcuu MillerIs doing exceedingly well with her Hinging.lliiluh Chambers, monologlst, also does well.

<ii;iii:i;i: P. Muxtoomehy, of Lincoln, Neb.,writes: "Nothing like an 'ad' In The OmiReliable. Have received over one bundledmill llfty answers to my 'ad' for Lincoln ParkTheatre, and they are still coming In. I havebooked for nil the Summer season."

Hnvi.i: anii GitANOEt: write: "We were in

the opening bill nt Dobbins' Summer Theatre,Schenectady, N. Y., week July 4, this beingthe fourth opening bill of the season wehave played over the Melville circuit ofparka.

Camillo and Fona, acrobats and equili-

brists, report meeting with great successwith their act through Canada, playing for

the big celebrations, after a two weeks' en-

gagement at SoIiiiiiT Turk, Montreul.Bert Wkioin, who separated from Green,'

after finishing the Proctor and Keith circuits,

Is working alone, doing his comedy curtooodrawing, Juggling and magic net. He is

hooked solid till next June, Including the

Melville and Boom parks and a return dateat Pastor's.

I'MiHsii: La Van, who was leading hoyand did her specialty with the Dainty PureeCo. lust season, Is spending tho Summer withher. sister, at Norfolk, V11.

The l'Ki'iwi Twins write : "We are meet-

ing with great success In our twelve different

eburucter change specialties. We have beenwith tbe lreno Jcavons Stock Co. since Feb-

ruary, and have signed for the rcmulndcr of

Hummer and next season."Vk'TOIiia North Is III with ulceration of

the stomach at her home In Brooklyn.Minnie Giianvim-b (Mrs. B. Peurl writes:

"I have been meeting with marked success

In niv park work. 1 played New Brunswick.Coru'lng, Elmlia, Saratoga and iJvko George,

with Hamilton. Can., Toronto, Kingston andMontreal lo follow. I will.then Join, my hus-

band' < Hilly Pearl), and spend the rest of

the season with him." ,_«.,Tub Berssteins tMsc nnd Baby Ruth!

Joined the Murray & Mat-key Co. at Terrapin

Park, Porkershurg, W. Vs.. to lint on their

singing and dancing specialty for weeks of

Julv 4-11.

•Tub Brapvs. who arc In their fourth weeknt Highland Park, lialesburfe, 111., report

Hll'TCHH >

Mart.Baker and her sister. Leila Rnnney,

nretlvlng concerts- nt the principal New En-

gland resorts. Miss Bnker has been engaged

by Gus Hill for one of his new productions.

Fred and Annie Vkiait, who arc at the

Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic City, N. J„ write :

"Wfe recently finished on engagement of eight

weeks In the West, playing the fadingparks. Our act was a big success. We had

to cancel our Western dntes on account of

Fred lVliit nisliM-nilng Ills Hlionlder, Hewas uilder. Hie iIocIi.i-'h ejtre for three weekw,

but Is 11II rlghl now. This Is our llrnt dale

since we returned I'liial." .

Lottie Ivaii, of the Merry Maidens, Is,

spending a fnw weelu'iMClUon. 4t ALUnllc..

enr, iite fjr.iep.da, ar«m iwn *<m

No matter what the price used to be—no matter hovr de-

sirable the goods are—no matter "anything," there are no

"ifs," ''ands" or "bute" in our

SEMI-ANNUAL REMNANT SALE.Any short length of goods made ttp into \\ srift for S 15.

A pair of trousers for $4s00.

ARNHEIM,Broadway and 9th St., N* Y^

FOR SAl.K— Dig Fair around Store Show orCarnival- Museum. IB Paintings and followingiinrlosltlcs: Snake Child, Two llesdcd Fish Child,Tipton Double Child, Mermaid; War Museum. 23Panels, 14.\2a, with Magnifying Ols-s; Fine WarScenes of K.tcltlng Battles, War Dclics, Lamps,Tickets, Signs, Curtains, etc., All In five good pack-ing boxes, with looks, hinges. etc.. painted blue;Moth, 185, O. 0. I)., or |45 cash, hist free. WM.NELSON, 8 Von Norden St., No. Cambridge, Mass.

AT I.IDKBTV.QKOKGF, WKAVK1I. tbe Justlystyled Jester and Singing Comedian (black face).

Owing to Illness of my wlfo will work niono bal-

ance of aeason. Vaudeville, Minstrels and anykind of company that baa tho raon.

Address COLLIN s, Iowa.

WAltl'Eu QUIUK—Mole Organ or I'lanu

Vsmper, sing and play strong instrument. Ono I

who does magic, musical set, Juggling or any]

novelty specialty, for three days and week stands.Join at once. t\ 0. Taylor's Show, Lakcvllle, Inil.

UNIVKR8AJU KD1SQN KXHIBlTlOlfMechanism wanted, In fine ordar, isle dalo.WANTED at once, a numbor of good SecondHand Films—Comic, etc, long ours If possible;also FJdlson Exhibit ion or Universal Kltioioscnpe.

MECHANIC, care of CMPI'Klt.

WANT A-l Sketch Team (Single* anil Double*),Donoing Team preferred; one play or fake Organ;other good Med. Performers. No fares. Limit, 120'

team: single »». Frank B. Murphy, write. Clifton:

Remedy Co., Harry Von, Mgr., Pilnoevlllc, Ills.

. Aqnes . CiiAvrNEr. aotibrette, has signeil

with Geo. Gottbold's big extravaganza, "ThePrincess of Panama," for next season.Notes fhom Wilson's Vaudeville ano

Minstbel.—We closed with the IJanchcrCarnival Co. and opened at Cairo, III., June21, with our private car, "Marie," touringSouthern Illinois and Missouri. We carry(10ft. top, with srift. middle piece, twenty-two people all told ItoBtcr Is: H. 8. Wil-son, proprietor and manager; Gerald 1".

Adams, stage manager ; Martin tally, treas-urer. Performera are—Bob Chaney, TomDerov. Burt Itobb, I,. Moody. Sammy Smith,Itob tlreen, Cbas. Stevens, Rex Allen, Chos.Lamb, L, Hllburn, Wilson Bros. (J. F.Adams. Marie Wilson, Bertha Robbs. audHerb Sisters. Business has been good eversince our opening. The bond of ten nieces,

under the direction of I'rof. Guy Fields, Is

scoring big success everywbore. The or-chestra Is under the leadership of Prof.Count Wright. Everyone on the car Is en-Joying the beat of health.Tub Thueb Brobsts write: "We opened

at Sprlngbrook Park. South Bend, July 8,end our refined novelty dancing and talkingnet made quite n favorable Impression. Young-Skates,' received n flattering press police onhis original monologue, Incidental to thisnet."

Peaiil Invi.vo Is visiting; friends at theLawrence Hotel, Washington, D. C.

J. M. lUititm amd Anita Meiilo reportsuccess with their new act, "A'. Woman amia Fool," which they presented on July 4, atLincoln Park, New Bedford, Mass., anilThe Ciu.iiv Family are at Balaam Lake,

resting and fishing, but will play the week ofJuly 17, and then come on to New York forit month's vacation before opening their regu-lar season.

kvi.eii, wire Vvcilst, has signed with tbeGus Sun Minstrels for next season.Laurence Syi.vbhter. comedy ring gym-

nast, was a Clipfbii caller July 8. He In-

forms us that he has Just returned from anextended tour of the South, a greater por-tion of which was snent in Florida, and thatbe was very successful with his new net.

He Is nt Pleasure Beoch, Bridgeport, Conn.,this week, and has other good work to fol-

low. Sunday. April IT. at Norfolk, Vh„ hebecame the husbnnd of Grace M. Lemuels, ofthe sister team, Lemuels and Schoflcld.

Thompson & Sekiiia write: "Wo arc In

our sixth week on the New York purk cir-

cuit, nnd our Irish cumedy act is meetingwith success. This week we uro ot (heCasino Theatre, Ontario Beach, Charlotte,N.' Y., and have other parks to follow." • i

Tun WiLLAiiiiKKH are re-engaged for thisr their second) week at Guvernator's, Al lun-

ik- City, N. J.Notes itiom M. J. (lAN'KLLKAii, manager

Kronson Park, Painted Post, N. Y.—This Is

the sixth week we hum been opened, undhave bail bad weather, circuses, etc.. againstus. but we bnvc held our own. We uro dolugn paying business, but arc not turning anyoneiiwoy. Good shows rule every week, with npatronuge of a rellned people. We have twoother porks In view, which we expect to addio our circuit far next Summer. My 'ad.' In

Tub (,'mi'I'EII brought tue on every mull a

stock of answers, which wits so great thatI could answer only the most urgent ones.Bronson Pork la o little palace now. I haveupent lots of tltno and money on It In re-

modeling It,

.list Welch, of tlie Welches Mnines A.nnd Celln), was recently entertained by theI'eui-lii, 111., 'budge of Eagles. F. D. !;.. andwas presented with u ciine. 'J'liey piny Belle-

ville, III., this week, with St. Lull's to follow.

SiiLiiuirr anu Klmt.i.i, announce that In

tlie future they will he known us Ihn Sewells,

at Meridian, Miss., July 4, and report sue-;Ikivii ami ItiiKWKit opened with n new net.

luly "

cess.

Al. Waiiiia, Hie lire dancer, recently closedengagements nt the Empire- and Orpbeuintheatres, nt Si. I'liul, ouil opens lit Die Em-pire Theiiti-e, Mliiueupulls, July 11, for Ibrec

weeks.HAItllV PlIILLII'H ANII HELI.K GllllDON, Willi

have "been plnyiiitf 'I'clus for the irnsl six

niotitliK. wrllo: "We will' go to the Giilil-

smith Northwestern i-lrciiil. We. biivn tbiiri

fur made a decided sueeess In our now- hing-

ing and dancing net. We have tho Hummerbunked solid, ami will return East in the

fall."

UltAMATIC (;OMl'0»ITH»NS COPY-ii kih ti:i>.

"Anna," in one net. Copyrlghlcil hy Kath-arine Baker.

"•Beyond," In two nets. Copyrighted byMalcolm DouglnsH. .....

"Eleven Forty P. M." Co|iyrlghted hyJessie Couthoiil."Engagement In a Lawyer's OIBec/' a com-

edy. In one act. Copyrighted by W. «. J.

Mc_Atce."Fatal Coin." Copyrighted by Justin

Adams.For Love nnd Honor, a piny, ln four

acts. Copyrighted by ft. II. Cahlll.

"Getting a Job." Copyrighted by O. H.Nelswender. _ . .

• Indian Schoolmaster." Copyrighted byThomas DIckliiMoti. ....

"Magic Kettle." In one net. Copyrightedby Jobn'T. still Joseph A. Whitfield.

"The Mnnng^r," In one net. Copyrightedliv B.-A .Millar-.

• Prince of /nnzi-li.'ir," In Ibree aula. .f'opy-J

rlklileil hf «'• W. Hell.

"Shndowcil I.Ives." t.'npyi-lglilrd by Justin

Adams."Two Flay* ot IsMtil." CopytlgbUil by r.

KtllACTion,— -- '

AOKNT AT LlliERTV: K.\perleuced, Sober,llellAblc Working Agent, U vcara ahead ot OperaHouse suit Con van Shows. (K. R. or wagon). Ex-perienced Iteperlolre Man. Con mid WILL postpaper. Reliable wagon show, write, saury rea.sonable. J.C. Uamtli.nn.PI7 Locust St.. ITilla.l'n

.

MAGICIAN'S LAlMiBCOMI'LETK Oulfll, tHl,

worth f 800. Ten Tune Hand Organ, il.i. low NowLantern Slides, }5. black Art Ontnt, $ai. livp-iintlu Suspension, $7.M. Peep Show, $16. All bar-golns. RAY, z()~ \v. cbli'-agoAve., Clilcago, III.

WANTED, Medicine People Hint ran changefor week, High Tenor Singer, Slleui Acis.eto. StaleIf vnu play in ass or fakeplauo; toll lowosi mid all

first; suro money, long ciigogeiiient. AddressC^J. WAL.SII Moiitgonifry. N. Y.

WANTBD—Illack Teiu, Moving I'lctnre (lultlt,

Soriieiitlue Dress, I'lasllc I'oscs Slides, Films. II.

UAVBN PORT, 22:iW. Jackson B't'v'd., Chicago. III.

WANTBD mucK-Miii. Porfonuers, tiotli

Single and Conine. Nu i lino to oorrespmid ; mintJoin at once; don'i want anv tourists; live on lot;

$16 Double, l B Single. Address Forest Herb Mud.Co., Saron, Uorlon Co., Iowa. P. 8.—Tickets If

you mean business.

WANTBD, MED. I'ERFOIIJIEIW, COME-UIANBANDSKI-.TUIITKAMB. Alao glris Hist canalng and dance. Stock work; money sure. NO1IEI>. show, Addresa JOE MAUD, Ugr. M»ud>sVaiidevlilo Co., «3J, Esses Street, Saictn, Mass.

VIOLINIST at liberty. On aucount ot mls-rcpreaenutlon, I am ot liberty; will Join good cn„travel In the South or Weal or locate In good lown'ii went; 10 years' cxper. as orchestra Leader; vanI). In Baud. Harry S. Jones, per. add teas, Jeffer-son, Ashtalinls Co., Ohio.

'WANTBD ttUICK-S, and D. i 'oiiiedlati

wli» CAN and will do COMEDY In aols, lUtiJo orOrgan Player with GUOD specialties, A No.iSingle Musical Act; Id fact, I can uae Med. Per-formers m all tinea. Prefer those who play orfake organ. All must change specialties for sixnlfhis. Everybody live on lot. state, very lowemsalary In first letter. No time to dicker. Kickers,boozers and dialers, sovo stamps. NO TIOKE'I'S.If you ore broke, don't write. Hall, Fciiion andWord, write quick. II. I.. 7.EDA, Modorn KomedyCo, Address this week. Adelaide, Fayette Co.. Pa,;Week July is Leisenrlng No, 'J, Fayette Co., 1'A.

WANTBD at Once, a number of good SecondHand Films—Comic, etc, long ones If possible;also Edison Exhibition i»r Universal Klnttoacupc.

J.HALL, jtjj MeAl pill Sl„ I'hlla,, I'a.

WANTED.

Iliat can Hide aud Drive, oxhlbltlng on TroltlngTraoka, Bust bo good.liARNKY II. HEMAKKST, KlngiKin, Now York.

MolNWERHEY'S

THEATRICAL

COLD CREAI,Then are many Void Cream Preparation! ofa

the market, today. Borne are oour)—othara onBETTJSR—Bat Mclnnornoy'o Is BF.8T.^rhe Ingrodlcnto of Molnnomoy'a Oold cream

are pure and harmless, and when yon once tuMthis preparation you will want no other.Other good qualities In Ha favor ore Ha delloata

perfume, smooth whltcncsB nnd cooling properties.And It does not cost oa much at many of tie fatInferior prepaiatlota.

TOM 1ALX ONLY AT

NBW YOUK.

tOK THE

IEETHAND

la

powdtr.fukiit job get belli liquid illhis la (be Large Site.

St.T-r.-<r.-!TIOKETS

AT LOWEST ItATKM.Casino Theatre, building, MOt llroadwny.

FIIANK WUITUOMB COMPANY. Tel. VM-Mi St.

Shields' Feature Acts.OQRQEQUS COSTUMES AND EFFECTS.

WHITB FOH LISTS.

SHIELDS' BARGAINS:|M Bapbo Costume, silver, gobl brocade, for I'M:*mi Serpentine. Fire Iiaiicn Dress, wbltosllk. ».'•;

Clonk Oiitltl, velvet, Willie sllkdrms, voerfeets, *lfi;

KellK. Clunk, Klliles,ei|lisl In in w ', price; ll-'i

Hound l*ileei,Het cnnipieie, for al. K., i-iiiculii, fl'.;

HlllCldn' Llt-.'lrie Mm 11:111. 'I t Hell, I iilllplsle, fja.

Lanterns, Hllile«,e.le.,lluiiglil, ScIiIsimI Kxctisngcil,niUF. SlllKLHH, ion WealWtli^,, .New kolk,

• I«b,lWJI«(UWttSH.. • -

CD, forBALANCE OF SUMMER AND

WINTER SEASON,

EXPERIENCED REP. PEOPLE,Htage Director, who cuu act and unilerstoinkiIlls luulncaa: Cluiraeter Man, with speolollca;heavy Man. not over lift, in; Specialty 1'ennlnlbalcrin bo featured; IaiIv fur lionet si Has., with ape-olnllles; S. ond l>. Soiiluetlo, Send height andweight. Tell all Hrnt letter. Honiara nol tolerated.Ko one too good for lb la show. Would like to buyaoohcry for "Faust." Vint be olioop for cash.Address T. HOFFMAN,Manager Irene Jcavonl Co., Avonninro, I'a.WAB TT ETr>

,

ENTIRE COMPANYPtJHt

Shakespearean Play.Ono night '.'atands. Stair 1 all particulars drat let

lor—ago, weight,' height, references, clu. Anyphotos, programs, olc, sent will bo ratnrn'il, If

reqiiestud. All must bo able lo drcua well on andOil stage. Can two H-vural brighi uiuateiirs. K.\-eelloin oHpnrliinlty.. Addn-ss I.KIIIT1MATK,NKW YOltrt ULlPPKIl, New York City.

IFOR BAJTJE, IWO OAR SHOW.

tine 4Nfi.Hloe|H'r. cnnitleio In sleep nnd reed penpie; one tub. lUgirage Car, 'lent, ihimvu; 11iciiglha Hem-, in Ifltrli: Hand Ciilfornis, il WorkHorses. Wagnii and llunie«s. This show Is nowon rond iiisklng iiiimay; other litisliieiis reason furaelllnu. Figure vtaijr reasonable, Will mil earnBcpotliU).

- MA. ItKANK.Amorlcau House, I'ltlsnarg, I'a.

WANTED,At Wise's Market Theatre, Toledo, Ohio,

BKI-ircil orKISTKIt TKA.MS.SIngloSpoclalltes,and IIUIUiKHQllR. siuek Laillrs can open at once.Write or wire. This Is the only Vaudeville Hoiihiinow open In tlie city. JllHK A. WIBK, Manager.

AT LIBERTY,

G. E. TILDEN,.1 ' CILMtAiri'ItHX ANH URN, 111/. MAddross nal I'ltKSTnM UT.vlAutovllle, Ky.

~ WANTBD AT" ONUU, "

Oiroua Parformaralining -j or nnro acls. Also Miisb-liins, ospoclallyh A ll-ilm Clarlonei and Tuba. Salary low binsure liiireoinl a long season. HUNT'S SHOWS,as per roiilo, or (leriiioniiiivn, N. Y. I

>aalt niulora ami lioozora, this wont suit yon; Iam Just cleaning wit.

Comedians, tiuioli, rrlah. or any kind, male or fe-male, l.adlcs mm geni" doing single I'lrniis Aula,IliliKs. Trails, rniiiorlluti. eto. Ladles that canPlay music; work In Illusions. Man In nuiko bal-loon ascensions. t>ixia*n week*' work. Wlllsomltiokct. Wukc- sa'ary low, i s ma get H Saturday,

1). H.llll.lilH I'IK. I'liliiintais, (llilo.

AT LIBERTY,

, I.KAUM. JIIVI-JNtLKS, HKAVIKH.1^15^X1 1 STOD1TA wrr

I'llAllACTKItS, OltANI) IIAMI.S.Ablllly. iipiionraiiee, wsnlrobu. Address

SllkltalAN'S 1'AUK. Ilamlllou, (liilarln.

WANTED,00OD BUCK FA.0E COMBVm TO PUT CNACTS, MOD aiJSIOAL ormum TSAH.HOOif ALL 'IIOIISO PKItPOHMKIW, W1HTK.Musi iinooraianil medicine business. Change for

ono week. Tiokota to iiannle 1 know. Join at onoo.

_ CLKM IIACKNKY, Maciili, lis.

r»A.«SIOiV PLAY.FIRE 8BT riLI, 2,07311. Very LOVT.

I'ASSHIN rUY.wreof L'LII'I'Ht.

Waut«d, for flontry's Show,KHiiilBCLAItlONKTS;- Wlro

IIKKCII fAHHK'IT, I'argo, I la ki its, Jnly;n.

WAMrED—8ood Door Talker to MakeOpening* at Hie fairs. Arrnn llurr, write.

11(11,1) HH'ITIIN HILL,_ 11.' , M'arrluglon hi,, Uiispin, fiiiiHS.SCENERY

AMD ALL, T1IKATIIIUAI, (lOOUHi Scenery paintedcheaply and niilclclT. Amateurs supplied.

~ OHAH. K. MILIAR. W. 4lstSI..Nnw YnrkClly,

DEWEY MUSIC HALL,IITICA, n. V.

» uiileil, at till limes, Teiiuis. Slsfer Acls anilSIliKle Liidles. IIAVI'I IIAIIHV, M iiniiKi-r.

AT LIBEHTY-.Franclsco Bamos,l'lr-i Class Vlarionelllal, e.\perlunceil In all kindsof music Address

llfi M'KBTB'l'., Oily, care of Bun Itay Hotel.

FOB SALE, BLACK TEHT, L1HED

(). I'. IIAKKLKY, Mt. Pleasant, Pa.

I WANT Sketch Team. Sltte What Voti Do,w lial ynii want anil all pariluulara in llrat loiter.Work iiniliir lilg bip; na.v your own; season'swork. W l iri'l-: HI'HAIl. Term Ibiiili), Intl.

WAHTE0.5 GOOD MEDICINE PERFORMERS.state all iir*i. inner. Nine nuintlM* work to riuiiipeople. AMdi i»» Hi once,

lilt. Kl). HAVMliMi, Webster, 8. U.

WIKTVII ,,MSO l''-'lVKIl; Small Canvasn/IHIIlir~-Hliow; week stands; Hlralglil InAda, Turn in Show. Tell all In first; bwstt, nu;iiiiibI tin lady or gonlleiniin. K. 1!. CAUL, South-ern Vaililevillo Co., High I'oliil, K.U.

j I'LAYWIUHHT, 7 Uuintacta«» Street, liosiiiii. Mass, Vun-

dovlllo Skclclies and Pluys ivrltton al. reasonableprbiea. All w<itk tfiiaraliteiid. I'.S Joe Vaiiee. nt.1 on mill lldiitiln Vance, would like to bear from yon.

llili HIT LAST WKKK, SOUTHINOTOK, (JoNtt.

W. EDWIN ARDELLThis weok-Caplial Park, Hartford.

FOR SALE, TENTS,I0VJ). :ttx4<i, mi IQ, loilfm, WxllW, Clroua Seats,roles ami Slakea. I'KAIII, VAN. Nortbvllle, N. Y

WAHTEO, FOR FINE HOTEL, WORK TlLYear, Al violin, I'lstio, Flute, Clarliinot, Comnl,"Cello and ll,u». State fullest. particulars, aalsilcx,etc Address MUSICAL DIRRliTllll, lirevtitd, N. (J.

Waatiid, Pictnro Machines, Films,I'liolingraplis, (Iralunplionea, Iteeoiili, aieohanicalFigure sin! mill Mlmw gi miiIh, also for sale, AdilrtiaKva It, roat once, Putia., Pa,

47^ THE; 1STEW YORIT CLIPPER. Jttly 16.

LINE, FIRST ALL THE TIME.

Go lo the BIG FIRM for th« BIG SONGS.Here we are, ready for another season, with a catalogue filled to overflowing with Great Songs of Every Description, fresh from

the pens of undoubtedly the Recognized Best Writers of Popular Songs In America.

By WILLIAMS and VAN ALSTYNE, the real writers of real Indian songs. It bids fair to even surpass their tremendons hit, "Navajo. " A sure fire for a closing song, for a big number.Great for band and orchestra. Can't be explained, it must be heard.

ii

FOLLOW THE MERRY CROWDBy WILLIAMS, fil'MBLE and RUBENS. A Waltz Song that is guaranteed to pncker the lips of every gallery god, and make him'whlstle as he never did before.

99

'I'VE A LONGING * OLD KENTUCKYHOMEA Descriptive Ballad by BRYAN and MULLEN. Full of heurt interest and sentiment—simple and convincing. Ballad Singers shoo lit not fail to have this song in their repertoire, nut] don't overlook the- most beautiful set of

colored slides that skill and money ran make.

THE SWEETEST GIRL IN DIXIEii 99

ii

By O'DEA and ADAMS. One of the simplest and moat beautiful Sonthera love billads ever written. (Now Released).

DOWN ON THE RRANDYWINEAlso by BRYAN and MULLEN. A Song Just Like Their "Eva" or "Dinah Jones," Only a Few Shades Better.

99

ii

SHE DOESN'T SEEM TO CARE ABOUT ME99

aBy JEROME and SCHWARTZ, who never wrote n bad song in their lives. Auother "Rise Yourself Good-bye," and that's what you'll do if you don't get this song.

DIS-POS-ZES! MEANS MOVEn

By ERNEST HOOAN and .IAS. T. BRYMN. Ye*, it's a coou song, and yon can't beat it.

iiIN ZANZIBARM

(Now Released!. The Moukey Song. The Famous Hit of the "Medal and the Maid." Greatest NumberSong Ever Written. .

,* •* i

iiTIPPECANOE M

A Comic Indian Song, aud They Say It's Fanny. Introduced in "The Southerners'

STELLA 99

A Song That Will Do for Any Act and Will Always Make Good.

THEGONDOLIER.The $5,000 Purchase. A Beautiful Venetian. Love Ballad or a Two Step Par Excellence. • Just Becomiug

• Immensely Popular- •:'..'

ii

ZONO, MY CONGO QUEENIi

A Groat Number for Costuming.

iiNANCY LEEO'DEA and ADAMS' Beautiful Military Ballad.

IP

"The Moon^CoontLittle Octoroon"By MAUD NUGENT. Greatest or All Lnllahys. Introduced by CHRISTIE McDONALD in the

"Fnoli Rh Daisy ."English Daisy."

..VIRGINIAA New March Song of the Late Accepted Style.

» J

' .v. ;>

^R8."Wp have a hundred other songs that space will not permit us to mention. "Watch hter ads. Before selecting your numbers for

the coining -season, do not fall to call upon us, and Manager MOSE GUM RLE, with his eight pianists, will see that both manager and performer is given all the consideration possible.

CALL in

DETROIT,10 Witherell Street. I 8t-89 Clark Street.

WRITE only to NEW TORK OFFICE of ttie Big Firm.

CALL in

CHICAGO, CALL in

HOB Boardwalk.HOHKR HOWARD and BOB ADAMS, In Chare*..

SHAPIRO, REMICK & CO 9

V «r>

July 16. THE 3STEW YOEK CLIPPER. 479

»ttyMVL-ot IVI

WATERMELON VINE.IN/I am is ClancyCal You Sweethi irt Onc9 Again

• • .An Irish WhII/ Hong,Hy UHAS. SHIACKKORD. Clover.

By 8. (II (ISDN COOK,Itmiloii'H Popular CimiiMwr.

lly ARTIlriU. I.AMII Mill CUIUS. .SMITH(Smith itiid Howman). NIK SKI)..

The IkImI by thaComtnur of

"ANY RAGS ?*' lid

"SCBSOHS TO BRIMD"Copies and Orchestrations to pro-fession* » sending up-to-date Pro-

gramme.. OKOllKSTIU i.kadkrs, send 10 cenls for pro-feaslonal orchestration, wlili pl*no noo. to "Selasora tonnnii."waltkii JACOIIM, ia; Treinont hi., Boston, Mass.

THOROUGHBREDS.Ladies and Gentlemen Engaged for above Aggregation

Will Please Assemble atTHEATRE UNIQUE,BROOIttYN,

AT 10 A. H.,

" All Ladles Kindly Itrpnrt AT ONCE, lo he Measured for Wardrobe.Acknowledge Having seen thla Call by Letter toPKANK B. OARR,

Theatre Unlqne, Brooklyn, N. T., OR , Ho. 1304 Broadway, Hew York.

Margaret Neville Co.

Strong Siogiig and Dancing Comedian, Singing and Dancing Sonbrette,

Young, Good Looking Han for Leads, and Other Repertoire People.

LONG ENGAGEMENT. OPEN IN AUGUST.Send photo and lowest salary tlrsi letter. ROBISON & CHA DOC, Cnmbrrland, Maryland.

FEINBERG TtiePho|°8raPherANNOUNCES TO MANAGKRS AND

THB PROFESSION THAT AFTER JULr I, lUuV'ESffiiV

No. 1343 BROADWAY,OPPOSITE HERALD BUILDING, NKW YORK

WAWTJKD, Fq«

WatSOn's Theatre, Brooklyn,1.1,

CHORDS LINES ADD TWO GOOD COMEDIANS.Address W. B. WATSON.

THE GREAT ENGLISH VAUDEVILLE PAPER,

THEAMD THBATRB RBVIBW,40 1 Strand, Iionclon, "W.O.

FOREIGN SUBSCJtlPTION, -i . - > - . - - 8s. ML I'KIl YEARPROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS, - - - J»«. Od., Single Colama Inch

WANTED, FOR THB REPRESENTATIVE DRAMATIC CO. OP THE VEST,

THB MAXK SWAIN THK&TltK CO.,IN RKIBERTOIRK.

Soubrette, Character Woman, leading Man. Ucavv Mini, Character Man, anil Hnn wllh Specialty torun props. Prefer one tlotnjr Juggling, Acrobatic, Mimical or Bar Act. Tell all In flrtt letter, Sendphotos If possible; they will ha relumed pt omptly. Address

MACK SWAIN, 731 Eighteenth St., Denver, Col.Remember thin Uihe BEST KBPBRTOiRK Cf». In the West. Tr you are not first class don't wrlle.

Would be pleated to hear from Harry Faliriipy, Win. E. Alktniton and Jack liimlclgli.

WAITED, AT All TIMES,

Chas. H. Waldron, Palace Theatre, Boston, Ma—.

NOTICE-MANAGERS and AGENTS.

:::; the dorris opera house, =::All rontruet* miwtbe sent 1" me for nppruvnl. 1'lenty nf open time. Only house

plnvhiL- KIHS'P t'LASS ATTHAtTIf ).\S. Do tint bwik Repertoire or elienp eompnnli's.

i-opulntlon, M.WM. Seating iiiptielly. '."»>. House under new imimigemrnt. Modern•inmrovemeus, tire ordinances rompHed wllh. (iood eonitcrllons North and Smith. < oui-

pables lose nu time. CHAS.-F. HKKtiKK, Manager. II. ! !>.. .No. 1. I'liuenU. Ariz.

CENTRAL TRUNKS.28ln.,$T.60: 28ln., $8.60 : 82ln.,S9.B0; 86I11., »10.BO : 40Tn .12.00. Circus Trunks 24x1 81I8.

17.00 Bll Trunks* .•(0x23x15, Inside, $12.00. Lltno Trunks, 42ttx28fcxl2 Inside. 916.00.

Shipped oa receipt of $3.00. bal. C. O. D.. except over 300 miles, then remit who le amount.SIMONS A CO., CENTRAL TRUNK FACTORY.t:«t.l864, S.W.cor. 7th and Arch BU„ Phlla.

Winfrey 13. Riustsell,^*THB CHOICE BOY"

P. r. Add., WAKKESSni Hli, Mo.IN THB NKW.

MUSICAL NOVELTY,M.nag.n and Ageala write.

BARGAINS IN MONKEYS.RHESUS, in Good Condition *«.oo per Boa, I JAVAS and RINGTAILS »loo oo per Itoz.

pictaii.s Lame Size fjs.oo per Pair.

-ALSO JAPANESE APES. HABOONS, DRILLS, KTO.. AT LOW PRICES. _ ___;SCHILLING'S ZOOLOGICAL. STOKE, - - *" Cooper Sqnarr. »nr ^orlt.

>OR STAGE, STREET AND EVENING. EXCLUSIVE STYLES ANDWORKMANSHIP OPARANTKED. short Vamp and Stage Lasts

always on hand. Mall Orders rilled. Fit Guaranteed.

Wll_l_I.A.rV1 BKRN8TCIN,Tel sen Madlaon Square. M» Sixth Arc, near 8l«t Street, N. V.

MUSIC COMPOSERS. This Is What Yn in LmUik fir.

Publish jonr own composition*. Oar price* are tbt> loweat on th» rnartet Send lor onr prlct*.

0TT0 I1HERIAM, Muilc Priilir, Mot. 717, 719 and 721 gjOUMNr. Bt, ClaeUuiill, aPriDt^r. for Stutplro-Rentok Co.. Datrolt. ESTABLI8MED SINCE IStTT.

SEND 4 Cta.

FOROATALOOUI

No. 4.

send to t». for

OatalognaNo. 5.

Send ton,(or

OttaiosjnaHo. A.

SIECMAN& WEIL,

77-81 W008TER 8T. '(Bil. Spring and Brooma), Naw York.

Theatrical Supplies,

Grease Paints, . .

.

Tights, Wigs, ...

THEATRICAL JEWELRY!

Gold & Silver Trimmings,

Spangles, Etc.,

Wt tand good* C. 0. D. , aubjact to Impaction,

but raqulra a Dapotlt on all Ordara.

JUST OUTSPECIAL

FOll

STREETMEN.The "Shore Willoe^

,,

Catalogue and Price List.Bigger and Better and Horo Complote Tlian Ever.-It haB nu rival for quoting the lowest prlecaon aVery Choice Line ol Selling Goods, aultahlo (orStrectmen and Ageiits. Send tor one— It la tree.

N. SHURE CO., 264-270 Madlaon St.,

Wholesale Strnetmen'i Goods,CHICAGO, ILL..

AT

MIDGET CITY,DREAMLAND, CONEY ISLAND,

idget Tradesmen, Salesmen,

Sales ladies, and Aob for

Circus and Theatre.

Midgcta Must He Perreotiy Formed. Tttroo years'engagement. Address, wltli full partlunlarn, photoand aalary, In llrat letter,

L. J. RODRIGUEZ, Mgr., .

PW.KAM1.AND, COHEY IBLAWP.

BBBBSSSSSaSSaSSS

FILMS! FILMS!And Moving Picture MaofJlucH, nil makes, liuught

and for Hale. A large Mock of Supplies loiisluuilr

on liHUd. OUTFITS 11KNTKD. Write to uatoday.

LEWIS M. SWAAB & CO.,33ft Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa; :

WANTED, FOR

TED. E. FAUST'S

MINSTRELS,DtlUULE HANDANI> ORCHESTRA.

BASS AMD TUBA,CLARIONET.PIOCOLO AMD FLUTE,Address «. 1>. CUNNINGHAM, M«r.,

Dolgevlllo.N. V.All I'erformer. ciurugcd Tor iheulmvi- aitracllon

send piTiimneat addrcHK, or let me know whero aletter will reach .vou <iulvk. rkii^AKmai.SMjOlg MONDAY, A1IO. 1, UOLUMHUB. (). I!.D 0.

SKETCHESCHESTER BARRON.

BS.B. C.DEULLE, • - Agent,

1402 Broadway, N. Y. 'Phona 3866-38th.

ATTENTION!Frizes and Gills for All Games.

JKWULRY and .NOVELTIKH (or SouvenirKtauds, 1'nrka, Pnlrg, Cnrnlvnls, and Thea-tres. ClIKAl'KHT KSTARLIHIIMKNT INMOW YORK. Send (or Cittaloeuc nnd PriceList. A1.PHHD t.l (J(ii;Mli;iM.

020 Broadway, cor. Spring St., N. Y, City.

Great Discovery, Kxpertacan not detect It from gen-nine dlaiuuud. Ooaia bnt

one-tentb. In brilliancy and cut It has no equal.Betting solid gold. Write ror Illustrated catalogue.BOWK A CO.. IHpl 0., tiff ((earborn St.. Chicago.

New and Second Hand.kadeami sold under a positivegnaranteo to be an reprc>

sented. Free Clre. NORTHWESTERN BALLOONCO., 71 Fullerton Ave.,CUICAOO.

mm\ mBALLOON

tXM Hecond-aand PLUSH OPRRA OHAInfl, Goodcondition. AMERICAN SCHOOL PUKN1TUKBCO., 1*4141 Went lath St., Naw York Cllty.

THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENTAMUSEMENT BUILDING IN THE WORLD.

THE BI66EST AND BEST ATTRACTIONS OBTAINABLE FOR THE RE-OPENINB, OCT. I,

AMtCRI"AN rKllKOUMKIlN OP MKUIT CAN tOOIMRNOH IIKItH. WHICH

K

TIIKIH ACTS WIM. UK SV,K\ II \ Till. HKPHKNKNTAT1V10HANAUIClia AM) AOKNTS OK ALL KtlUOPK.

Addr.it BOSTOOK, Dreamland, New York.

"A WORLD WIDE CIRCULATION."TICK OLDEST ANI> MOST INFLUENTIAL TIIKATKU'AI, AND VAUDEVILLE JOURNAU

THE ERA.ESTAHLISIIKD 1WT.

49 WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, LONDON, W. C.POIIHION MLIIMt Illl'noNS, Ma. |>er annum.PltOPBHHIONAI. AUVBllTISKMRNTN, <ld. per lino.

AMERICA!* ARTISTES VISITING THE METROPOLIS USE THE ERA OFFICES ABTHEIR PERM&NENT LONDON ADDRE88.

2,B00 ARTISTES ADVERTISE IN ITS COLUMNS WEEKLY.

ASBESTOS CURTAINSTHAT STOP riRBSB.

• ' MADE OP PURE ASIIESTOS, INTKHWOYRS WITH BRASS WIRE.

WH.TE FOR 8AIPIES AND FBIOE, STATINO SIZE OF PBOSCEBIUI OFEIIIfi.

llltistralcd 1 older aiitl Idel at Dsera Soul on RcijuCHt.

|SrE H. W. Johns- Hanvilla Co., SPk̂

Boston 'DO WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK/ ririHiiuiui

The CHARLES URBAN TRADING CO., Ltd., of LondonLATEST SUBJECTS JUST RECEIVED

:

1876 f - - . ATHENS, CITY, BDINS AND THE PIBAOOS • • • 625ft.

1877 ¥ ... THE BOSPBORUS AID 0018TANTIHOFLE • • • 60011.if .-->-- 13 CENTS PER FOOT.

First Moving Plcturoi Ever Taken In tlieao Countries !• t Purfeoi ly Now : ! I

MBj MELfaSS, Sole Agont, - . HQ4 East 38th St. New York City

BOOKING FOR NEXT SEASON IN VAUDEVILLE,

HUGHES MUSICAL TRIO,Open on Orph.utn OlrntK Week Anar. 1.

OupAOCNTSGREE1V

ZTIWIKN,MAGIC SOAP IB A tlllBAT

HKLLKU.(Hade Ui WUlto also). Tfourown brand on each cake If desired. Hnnd fur aatnplo and price.

DAVID 111 Hit A CO,. 1^.1-147 Indiana St.. OlilcaRO, III.

LATEST CREATIONS IN GOWNS. OPERA CLOAKSKOll SrilKKT AM) KVKMN<! WKAIt. AlliuMl new, Cheap. Ill 1)1 \<i II A II ITS AND

LAU1KS' WKAltINU AI'I'A It l.l, Ol' KVKUV DKHCUIPTIDN, ETC.HINDIC, tW HI .Mb Avclitio, lint ween 2111I1 and 'J7III HI routs, N. V.

g^-——— ' - . . i^-jgasseaJill IT A DV OnnnC Unlfurmn, Unns, Swords, llovolvura, Cannnns, Tenia, K.to.iWIISaS I #%IT a wUUUO Evorythlng In Dm Military l.lno-fully doscrlliod In our largeHagaslne Catalugtio, containing not cash prices wills upwards of 11,000 llliistratluns. Prlco tit catalogue.16 tenia—mailed on receipt or n eonta in stamps, 1110111 Inning (lilaadvortlsomoni, Ijnsloinors wrlle us Unaour "OATALUOUE IS WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN HOLD." Wo liuvo tile largaslstook In tlio world of militarygood, from Government auction*, lliutlora Supplied. Francis llatin.rinan.A18 Hrondwny, Now fork

m IT stltsl tne ^wfc ^i'^Mr'I PAINT and POWDER.ncVIOK KIl'S TIIEATHK, Chicago, III. Teloph.iiio-Central «oi. Send for Oawlogue.

TRUNKS THAT DO NOT BREAK.Hags, Hat Trunks, Hog and Oat Valises, and everything In Iho trunk lino la anlil mid guaranteed hy

1. V. IIUIKIU, :ito Sixth Ave, near gad HI., MiihoiiIc Tciuplo llulldlng. New York.

THEATRICAL LITHOGRAPH MOUNTINGSpecial Attention Given toMounllng and forwarding Llihogrnnlia for Luhhy Hlaph v. Write forprices. I!. W. WADSWORTH, 3US W. Mill Slrcol, New York. Teluplioliu, 10.1a J, C'holaea.

ATLIBERTYA hiorongh knowledge of all lluslness HrnnRhes wllh Traveling Companies nnd Located Thoatrea.Route and Hook any ilrst class attractions. Per. mlrirusa, 1M7 N. Capital Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.

BOB MACK.r££STREETMEN-HERE IS A WINNER FOR YOU.THE OFFICIAL fll Al» AND Ul'IDK (Ills In vest pocket) OP TDK WOIII.I) H PAIH. ATST. LOUIS. Silt for 111 <;<>ii<». »T.<II) per liiMnlrrd. Send ID cuiila for sample.

OUOIIUK V, WALMID, Pulillahnr, •* Stone St., N. V.

THE STAR BRAND POPCORN WORKS.in leading house In New York, candy PAOKAOK.S for Parks, Hosts and Theatres, rive cent goodsspecially. Try our tlOLDEN CRISP pnpciiKN. A winner.

WM. J. MADDFN A ci>., 14un.l is Dnlirnauw HlraeL New York OltT.

Wanted, Stage Carpenter,"i:.\upN" MAN'. Must lie capable of playing a aniall part In a itni melodrama. v> wroks lo theright man. Stale all. Address "MKLOliltAHA," Ml. Henry I'.o., Montreal, Can.

PLAYSFir Stock Companies, fir Repertoire Companies, fir AittiinLAKOEBT? ABBOItrMMNV IN THB WORLD. Hook, for horn.• mnsftnent, Nrgt„ I'laya, Paper, Hrenery. Mr.. Jnrls*'. WaiWorks. Catalog** 'rati Free I Kreel samkkl PitHNVa,

__ 47. W. Had at., New Korku '„

480 raffepfe T&ffinr : y6bi£ ctfe&£& JtjLY ii.

i B

Post Offt«.Ik tfltt to avoid nliUkn ana to

lunn Ik* promt) t delivery of tkotottera advrrtlaed la tbla Hat, 4»•avelope plainly addressed rami b«eat (or each letter, and a written

•rdrr lor the letter, alajned with th«(all name and odd !••» tut the Una•f knalaeaa followed *iy lai sender,aanst alao be eneloaed.

I'lrair mention tlie data (or anot-her) at TUB CLIPPER In Which thelatirra aeut for were ailvrrtlaed.

LADIES' lis 1.

Albion, May Itlrmtal, Anun \v Maxwell, DurntliArmlu JdrN.Valr.'uuiUiie. Murni. Mra.Allyh. Until Mrs. I". W..listen. Mim lOrm-ic. Ir'iM-

AilphiMr, |<lr«y. I Ji-

l.nlVlUc lllllelll', Mill

Anient Kihui Hr*y. Mnc. I'phI

AiHlyrwui. I.. ilumlrMi. K11II1.

AiIhiuk Amelia lletily. .Mr*. I..

Avery, Kitanr Holme*. Ufar*licnm-ll, J.aitn.

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Hilts. Mrs lit limine Ails,Hi-uok'ui, I'ltl, lllerrlnK, hllaHoiiaU'llr. Mui'ti.MlfrlM'rt, M11MBaker, Baric O.ptaalliigs. RuleRiiroelte, MbiIH.'IIiiII. Hliin<1ir

llrniiiMt'k Cariie Hansen, Ural*

IjMtitllti.li, I'lnr.

'llirlsnll. Miilsle

lir.vinii. .Mnj-

liarr Mr*. Aii'ly

Hurry. Miifluli

Hurley. I.tirl .

CMHrmt*Mr*. Warren

(Ym'iie. les*Cnrter, Kalelli*

• Clayton. NellieCIAMii KImIm*i.IiiiIIiiiui Millers

lliimlllim. Killthiliiiiilln.ii. Allcil.iyni'S KiniPii JHall. Mail*ilrtii. I. II.

.Iiilmwin. Nell.

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Clayton. Una€*»*«•. Violet AVfull', lt.ua

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Ileiiliiim, lleas

Mil.. Itolit.

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Irene Co.KI11K. KualaKi'iiilnll ltuhy MKuril, I'-julIno

PeVotnle, May Kliinanl. t-on-

Drake Slnrtliii i.lclli. .Mr«. II

Kearney, Mil.!.

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nuyirlle. HI. .

PvPuye. I.lnnrI'Pnli. Illiiurlip

lliinriv. Mrs. il

Ppl'iuila*. Mapnrvreei MarieDim. MaggieDoner, lihmon.l1 in V11 1 1 . IIm•Forrest; All lit

erwre Sinter*Everett, II 111 hh'.VPpla. I/llllM'

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l.nitpakn, deneI.Wmiii, l.nilnrLaic**, Mr*.. T.lilrnir (dancer)Ijuvi'. Ollli'

l.lt(ru(n, JwmIjvvIh, I'miiiv1.11.M..111I, Olllpi.orpr, Mni'ipI. Mill' A" illlPl.«itnl, Uornth.Ij"v»e. Mm.rMl.

la-Kiirrrat. Alll.t l,nu. Mm. II. RIk-c'ave SlitprL* ; l.nMuntP HIMpm

' Uininncli MarieHMria. I»nlai- ' l*hiv. KyfllrnKtattitU, Clfiin l.jlu-, M110

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_ Mljlpr. Klltli'

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1'iv«kp) V Uaylicrurk. II. M.i'iiiii|iU>II. .1. T.t'Jaaieula. . K. A.t,lia«e & I.lHicr

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FaUlitor, V. \V,

1-IUton. A. II.

ITaiiklln. Jim.Mm, ftoitt.

Fouler, I...W.Flake Kloek Pe,Fo.v. KitdleFrttlerleka. K.J.I'nrinini, niekKretiPh. I.. J.l'iiiilti"ia|pln. I,.

l-'lflila, S..1

Fe-ril, Ow>.Fnrrla, II. II.

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MihIp, Ij-ii

.iluiirp. Jean.

.UilxmUi'. Vluli't

Vela, I'rincetia

XpllKOII, .MayXli'p, IClnlly

Ni'iivllle, iiuHiii"

I'litllllii, SlmcmOlena, AlleleO'NpII, Ml. •

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tlnaaell. Ia-hIi

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AHilell It Lpilltf

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Harry & WllnonUroVfii, V.Hiiri'li. Jiu'k

Bull, I'lmkllelfiinl, A. OIk-til. iVankBitaikM, tl.

Ui'li'lirr, W. M.ItlU'lllllilll, .1. I

Bmwer, Walt.Kerk-r. V.,».Ilnrluii, 1. II.

HimUi. It. 1.

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ilon Cortiitrliutiiii. 11.

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lllot'kaon. linr.

Hrlitioi. I'\ «.Biirielll ltnw.Broukti, J. M. '

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Barrett, J.Blahon. I'. K.Ilnl'luir. 1.0MT.Bell. Frankllnflnw, BexBnllnnl, —llellnml. Amirllorelly. Art.Burn*, 1. II.

Uurgnta, W. II

Boiwk, Kd.Bplinctt, JiiIpmIMitth.iin, l.luyil

llnrry Jr.. Illtlv

lielfunl, A. II.

I'liaaain, LouierotirlPHliall F.MCnmiiliell. W. 1'

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li.ve, O. C.Fauna, II, tl.

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tliillaflif r Allllil

pVeilter, C|iratertlnltliolil, Opo.(luyer A Daly(lonloii dDctiuetGotlleir, J. C.tiunelleau, M.(laralile, J. H.(lath, Karldray, Krisl(Itirdner, R, ctOlaaa. J..L.Ueyer AOrlawolil(tnmelll. 11, II.

(.iiKiii.ui', Thetaenrye. J; K.Orlmy.ilil. ZnnilaWladden. V. A.'IniMH. 1>. II.

llilniy, citiii.

Oomirrlenil U.I..

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Hot BlirhiRMCone, Co,

llirlirt. . F. T.Ilowanl, Jea.llllllanl. Ilotit.

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llllliiii.n, Chan.Hotiier, M. V.lliiltniiii, liar.

Ilellrulh An.ilonleln

Itnwlpy. L,, W.Ilunly. F. K.llia-y, IjtaIllli.m. <l. II.

Il.iiiiiiiiniil. K. II

IlorrlkHii, Juh.Itermliln, J. J.Hum. O. It.

Illatt. Lewijfcliertn. W. O.Intatenil, Ctian.

Ilayiiinii &ri

Franklinlull, R. II.

Iloililtl, QllHlllckiiinii, liar.Ilewllt*. tlliiyiniin. Jim.Unret, llraiulonijitiul, W. J.lloey. Gen.llnrlng, KattItulter. Jim.IIiitiM-r. Ikelliinlou &

Kanfrellcll»r I. \v. s.

lllU.ui, O. II.

II 11 yen A Suit*Hurl. I.. M.Hnlden Broa.lliitoli Allium

, Can. oo.Ilnrrhiuion 1..N

ilolmrnlh, (liti

lltrrlly, J. I.

jteta. C. Q.Hall. Franktinnier. W. H.Hart, J. C.llixilnlmu, Fredllewllta. 2ltllUMIII, J, T.Jnlltel Jul. Jak.Jeorntia Thoa.Jntiea. P. .T.

Jnhhann. CarrollJorilnn * Croiifli

Irrlhe, llnr.Jortla. BertJarkann. J. K.Keneily, II. It.

Klein, liar.IConji Khij; llongKent. RtltrlnUlnralu. J. A.

KeUy' * Vttilett

Keeler-WktitnnKaufman, flen.

Knelt. R.

MiilcliiK, F. T,Klllui.r. II. Ill

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I.lltle>ilia. T. I'

Learltt, Wm.l^Malro k BobmLogin, V. II.

LyiHli. r. K.Lapkayo. W. 8.lelpa. Kil.

1 .iRue Jr.. Billl*¥ltt. Joelamont. F. W.l.ynrh, Ritmiinil

l.anib. Cliaa.

Ijit-hnian, D.I.itnlina. Iral.aureltch, C. A.lj<nianl, J. T.U'Alfttt k

BeatrlreI*e. II. V.I enhv, J. A.Lazpfle, K.Iewl*. Daflill^Paae. Mr.laBelr, Wat.Ij-» 1 h *V Ryanl.amlle. Cimn.LuNolre. Cbaa.Lloyd. Herb.I.ixm Jr., -I. a.1. 11 row, Burtloyelipe. J. B.I acenrra. Joelyiu-lt, III.

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ManelleMarhey d MoranMeRuhle. BillyMinn. D.M.-MiiiMi. Walt.Mnriiliy, T. n.ALirlaotia. TheMyera. \V. B.Moitlaxttnery. II.

Mortimer. Chfla

Millard Bros.Hark. H. K.Madjeako, C.Mraoey. M. T.Naloti. JohnKorrla, W. B.NealatWI. W. I.

Stwnun. QuaNf.rl-iti, I! R.Nahm, SimonNorta. WealeyNlawn, Walt.Nairn, BudNixon. B. F.Nortnnn

(Froe MnnlKorla. W. B.n'DopnplI, Jaa.Oakura. llnr.

t.inauiidt, KitKcuIf Nell, T.,11.O'Brien, Ohaa.Odell d WhitingO'Brien, J. C.orloff * HaleOliver, K. K.Ullrer. J. W.O'Brien, FrankO'Day. BillyOskara. 11-ir.

Olml, Geo.

Hralley, J. ILKirlliiH-r Jk HillNtautuu. V. I.Kmltli, O. W.Stunt. 1, M.haiiudera, B. tl.

itlaolei', O. B.tkb'affrr, E.O.WKeiirab. B. d A.Hnyder k

BuckleyKbada. Heraa.

luxt week, und ull lift .'far tbelr vuuutluuahfftr tlitfy tloaed tbelr eunmeiuenln Uere.

M Bay City.—At the wenona Beach Fork' Casino (t. Vi. TllchBrdB, manager) week of

OppenbelBier, J It^hra, C. JOrpheua Com. 4

t'erklna. Har.'otu, W. L.lull. l:i'li 111

Power*, II. J.I'oat d ClintonI'ower*. 0. W.Perler, FrankPnknll. CarlI'ortisiua. Geo.Itifter k

IlarlwellI'nhner. I*wPower*, J. T.barker. I rankI'rlpe, F. L.Perle, L.Plillllnn A

MerrlttPowern. J. T.Perl. TnnyPerkln*. or D.Paltte, W. M.Reed, A. P.RohlnMti. FobRulilti40u, C. O.Keilmnn. Jo*,pjulrllir. Claudlllrhartlwin. Br-r

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lij'iiu. W. II.

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ClasinnBlalta. —Illeknrta, Carll'nlmer. F. J.Peck, O. F. I

1'iirrln, A.Qllelltlll, F. Jl.

Uulgley Bro*.Qui M. T.Uuwr. Win.Both BarneyRowley, Ed.lilce ft HarveyHoe. C. J. N.Botella. TheRoalelth. J. HRltPllie. — '

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Scrlbner, C. O.at. John, BertSully, Danl.haaaer, Chan.Sherman, Danftroek, J. M.atuber, FreilstroiiK. 0. V. CStuttf. J. fl.

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MICHIGAN.

Detroit.—At the Temple Theatre (J.. U.Moore, manager) another Hue hill was prt-senled lant week, to ptickcd liou&es. TbcpiTigrflinme opened with llender&on und Itosu,

who met with a warm reception. I'tirson auUVflllard were bnrlesqite Herman chnrtrlcrninicdliins of high elasN, and the; furnishednn Act foil of life nnd originality. Stanleynud llrockinun followed, aud m-ored an ein

Silmtli success. The Juggling Normana, atrulls' of five club swliigcis, pleased graally.

Ylrtar Moore and Koma I.lttleltcld did a,

very rlever turn, and provoked imieli applause.Kd«'tti Stevens presented "A Night Out."the best think" on tbe programme, and hisacting was of the good kind which nivint beseen to be appreciated. Flo Adler, vocitilnl,

made a much better success than most of theln<iv vocalists on the vaudeville stage. The'J'wo Avolos did ponie amattng work on 1 lie

perpendicular parallel liars. Attractions forweek of July Jl : Harold llenluu aud Co.,Clark and Florelle, Fred Mat-nrt's traineddogs and ittonkeys, t|te Rathhttns, Ray I,.

Iloyt-o, Ceeille Rerr.vmart, Julius Tnnneit,Wood nruthem, and the American, klneto-graph. • ...

.Avkm-k Tiikatiik (Drew ft Campbell,' les-

sees ).—A good play, well Interpreted, wasthe first result of Manager (loodhtie's experi-ment with his olajeatlt' Stock -Co., whichpresented "The Charity Ball" last .week, togood sited audiences. The characters werenicely assigned, and the play amused anilInterested. Alexander W. Frank put feel-

lug Into the clinrncter of John Van Ilurcn,and W. A. Whitecar's walk, voice and man-ner reflected the Wall Street broker. AnnCriiger was artistically portrayed by Char-lotte Tnwnsend, whose modest mnnuer, hand-some face, and skillful handling of her voicemade her thoroughly fltted for the place ofiending lady In the play. Vattla uorpel, asMrs. lie Pnvster, and Carolyn Mncl.ean, as1'hyllls Lee. rnrrird their roles In n wny thatwas thoroiiglily pleasing. Carrie I.snionttnnde a decided stircess as Hess Van Iltireti.

and Kugene Shakespeare took . the role ofAlee Robinson. A. Hurt Weaner, HarryUlarkmore, Frank Powell, Robert Milton,Dideon Burton. Verona Chapman, Dickie I)e-

Inrdn and Ruth tiuuld played . with muchskill. Week of 11 the same rnmnahy will beseen In "A Hnttlc Scarred Hero.*

Niitks.—Clnytob White snd Marie Btuart.wild played nr the Temple last week, willspend their vacation abroad. They leave for

Kil rope this Week Amelia Snnimervlllewill spend her vacation with May Irwin atthe Thousand islands Mirk Rulllvnn•rill go to hist farm la the Berkshire Hills,Josle and Willie narrow* Will -be at Dream-land, down Coney Isilutl way.- while Hiatlsnnd Matette will put In a few weeks fishingup nn (leorgian Ray. Mr. and Mra, Vernonwill sojourn In , their Summer home tip InMaine. All Ihe.nbove played nt -the Temple

to the regular vaudeville programme Ack-

ley'a Ilund (Ives concert » each, afteruoou

and evening. [ iAkran.—At UAeilde Tark Casino (Harry

A. Hawn, manager) Al. Carleton and t good

Jjjjy 3 opened .with record hreaflng business. WH had packeol, houaes week o^'

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ffle following excellent'lill! was presented: Mr. and Mrs. Mark Murphy. Utsle but*Williams, Nellie Seymour, Chan, and MadgeHughes are on tbe hill for week of 11......Bessie Bans, an Akron girl, was a card onthe hill week of * Eddie Marquardt,leader of the orchestra at the Casino, wsselected big raspberry of tbe local union of

Raspberries. Walter Albaugb. of the (Jrand,

is In New Vork. Seabury B. Vail, manager

Wilfred Clurk and company, Mullen and Corelll. (jalettl's monkeys and doga, MignonetteKokln, idanaeuse, and the klnetoscope. TheRobkon Opera Co., In "Heart and Hind," will

be the attraction for week of 10.

Warkinqtok Tiikatue (W. J. Daunt, man-ager).—TOung Kid McCoy and Jack McClel-land fought ten rounds, to a draw, 4. Theattendance was rather light.

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Qrand Rapid*.—At Ramona Theatre(tirln Stair, manager) bill week of July 10:Four Nelsons t'omffluc*. Four Madcaps, Terrynnd Rimer Trio, the fliegsoas, Latlmore andLeigh, and the klnodrome.

(loiiFsov'R l'Avii.tiis M'has. tlodfiov, man-ager).—Rill week of ID: Smith and Ardo,Hen. and May Woodward, Marshall -and Lo-rain. I.ntnv Bros., Three I .a Mnynes, andHarjlle I.ahgdon.

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Kalamasoo.— At the Academy of Music(B. A. 'Rnsh. mamger) Maude Adams, In

'.'The Little Minister," comes July ft. ..

Casino 1'aIik jfialrd A Dakln, managers)la attracting' tbe usual' large crowds, first

class vaudeville bills being presented nightlyand at matinees two or three times s week.

of the Colonial. Is making a short stay at

(JlifMald'B Kitchen, near Akron.

Sprlnardelil.—At Spring Orove Park Ca-

sino IIJ. V. Martlny. manager) the attend-

ance for week of Joly 4 Was large, and the

bill throughout was exceptionally good. Forweek of U tbe hill will Include: Jane Court-,

hope nnd Co., Frank Whitman, franklin Sin-

ters, Hughes Musical Trio and moving pic-

tures.

Manage 1.1 At take Park Casino (R. R.

F.ndly, manager) the Johnson Stock Co., In

U repertory of plays, held good business durIng week of July 4, that being Its fourth

und last week here. Barlow's Minstrels weekof 11.

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Raymond, Edith Dunbar, Cody and Teiutett,May l>eonaru, i.l»»le lleudersuu. Oeo. AVitcttMay Livingston, Harry O. Mhafar. Sam How-ard, and.Will S. Beecher. Business Is good.

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. L» nchliur*.—At Rlvermont Park CasinoCTake Wells, manager) the Wella-Dubne-Harlan Co. presented the Dixie Tronliadoursweek of July 4. Large crowds ruled through-out tbe week. The Eight EojrilKu Ulrls werethe feature of tbe show, and captured theaudience Harris' Nickel Plate Showsis booked for 13.

Dakvllle.—At Wells' Casino (Jake Wells,manager) the Fays, with a strons vaudevillecompany, the attraction week of duly 4. play-ing to targe returns. The crowds each even-ing highly pleased with the performance.Richmond.—At the Casino (Walls ft Mc-

Kee, mahagvrs) week of June 27 the DixieTrouliadoiirs played to large houses. Weekof July 4. Walter Edwards Co., in "Lend MeVodr Wife." Week of IV a vaudeville bill

will be given.

Petrralmrar.—At Femdale Casino (Wm.R. French, manager) the John Fay PalmerStock Co., which opened an engagement offive weeks at this house June 27, closed afterfirst performance.

d»»OREGON.

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iOHIO.

Cincinnati.—Tbe glorious Fourth, withIts fireworks, brought crushes to the gatesof every resort which featured that sort ofblazing after piece of the celebration ofUncle Sam's birthday.

liiBsitn Park (1. M. Martin, manager).—"Blllee Taylor" Is to be revived by theChester Park Opera Co. July 10. Last weekSouso's charming "Kl Capltan" drew audi-,ences of splendid size. In the vaudevilletheatre 10, Inez Mecusker, Frank Bush, AnnieBurt, Shannon and Lucler, .and- McNameewill be seen,Coxex Island (W. IS. Clark, manager).—

Vaudeville gives way to Juvenile opera. 10,

when "Babes. In Japan" will be presented,with Jessie Miller, frackle Harter, MarthaBIscbotT, Edith McCole. May Mulligan, Lil-

lian Crawford, and Marie Berger. in tbecast.Ludlow Laoook (j. j. Weaver, manager).

—--'"liie Three Hats," from the French, Is acomedy that the Lagoon Stock Co., underthe direction of Frederick Noonan, will stageHI. Lost week'a play, "Our Regiment," drewaudiences ot fair size. The war balloon as-

cension" wan a pood card. II. S. Record la

to come 111, to loop tbe loop and give tbe'cycle whirl.Tits lun (Walter Draper, secretary).

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lunei and his superb band began the secondand Inst Week of a successful engagement 10.

Great audiences heard last week's concerts,and gave liberal applause to the soloists.

Ktafna Patrldge. soprano; K. C. Rowdon,basso- and: Honumir Kyrl, cornet. -PaulJones.' beautiful Fail festival spectacle, "Mar-co I'ulo," Is to be revived 17, under tbe man-agement of Max Rosenberg.

BiMMF.it Chat.—Harry K. Sbockley, ofHie' Colqmbla-Walnut Street, Is enjoying avisit. In 8t. Louis Treasurer GeorgeBctuettel, of tbe Columbia, went to theMound City with the. Reds, and took. in. thel'lke at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition....... ..Andy Hetteabelmer, ot the Walnut,la Is the box office at Chester Park. .. .BobReal Is at the gate at tbe Coney Islandwharf boat. ..Down town amusementmanagers arc Dot making; as much noise onherd mice id s. haymowT They'll' be heardfrom In another month Loudon Mc-Coruiack. of tbe Lagoon. Stock Company, wisonce Willi Clara Morris. ..

iCleveland—At the Prospect (Walter T.

Baldwin, manager).—"The Private Secre-tary", Is the offering by the Baldwin-MelvilleStock Co. the current, week. In "Paul Re-vere," week of July 4, this, company turnedpeople away from the four mat luee perfotm-nmtea, aud bad fair .business at night.Colonial (Drew ft Campbell, managers).—"What Happened to Jones" la the attrac-

tion by the Vaugnan-Glaser Stock Co. thecurrent week, "'the Wife,"; week of 4, soldout the house for matinees, and drew verywell at night. "At the White Home Tav-ern" week of VS.

- KtrCLlft AvF.N'tK Gabdbns (Mai Faetkcn-heuer, manager) .

—"Ermlnle," by the Faet-ktulieuei Opera Co., Is the offering tbe cur-rent week. "The French Maid" -drew wellat the night performances, considering tbeweather, tiud also attracted the usual tnutl-

m-as crowns. "Amalla Mara," Faetkenheuer'sown composition, will be given by bis com-pnuy week of IS.iMAliHATTAN Beach.—Bostock opened this

beach. 2, with bis animal arena, and willcontinue to give two performances dally.Despite the weather his business so far hasbeen very good.

Notb.—Burton .Colver'a Opera Co., whichhas been playing at llaltnorih's Gardens all

Summer, closed with Tuesday night's per-formance, July 5, much to the regret of thepatrons of those gardens. The rainy weather-and the serious competition offered by MaxFuetkeulieiter's new Kuelld Avenue Gardens,proved too much for Haltnortb's.

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Toledo.—At the Casino Theatre (OttoKllves, manager) an excellent bill last weekdrew big crowds. For July 10 and week

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Dora Pelliter, I.llllr.n Shaw, Four Webbs,White :tnd Simmons, Zflselle ami Vernou,and Dick nud Dick.Kahm Tiikatbk (lxntls Banner, proprie-

tor).—Reno add Richards, nud Burton andltrookn were favorites on the hill last week.The attendance was good. For In and week

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Adelaide Herrmann, Norton and Nicholson,James B. Donovan, Robert Carter and Co.,Latlnn, and Cornelia and Kddle. .

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Uki.i.bvuii Park (J. W. McCormlck, mana-ger).—The opening bill, 3 and week, includ-ed : Cook and Uealy, the Three Polrtcrs,the Three Hereehals, (iruct and Urttet, Roseand Kills, and Chaa. Croft. Business fair.

Tiik waiuce Shows exhibited here S, togood business.

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Colombo*.—At the Empire Theatre (It.

Wiseman, manager) "Shenandoah" was theattraction of the Empire Stock Co. for weekof July 4, And It played to large houses, "Allthe Comforts of Home", will be the attractionfor week of 11. .

Oi.kntanuy Pabk (W. W. Prosser, mana-ger).—The hill, consisting nt Madame Herr-mann, Lillian Shaw, Benn and Ha ml Hon,James B. Donovan, Dora l'elllter, Curtis andAdams, wss enjoyed by large houses duringweek of 4. For week of 10 tbe followingare Iwoked: Emmet De Voy and company,Marlow I'lunkett and company. A, O. Dun-ran, Helen Ogden; Burton and Brooks, tbeGreat Cauiora Family.Notk.—Doe Uulgler, the well known

dancer, has been made the manager of Al.u. Field's Minstrels for next season.

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Bandasky.—At . Cedar Point PleasureResort (Oeo. A. Hocckllng, manager) enor-mous crowds were entertained week of July"... The specious hotels are already filledwith guests, and . the season promises toprove a record breaker In point of attend-ance, The bill lit) consists of tbe FourNelsons, In comedy acrobatic sketch : Carllnand Otto, comedians: Irene Franklin. Insinging, nhd Shbtseil Brothers, acrobats. Theolio far week of 10 Includes: Anna Hart,Blorkaon and nnrhs, Letter and Moure, andJoe Bounell. A new miniature railway hasbeen In.itiilleil on Ibe grounds, rind-In addition

Buffalo At the Star Theatre, ManagerWalter S. Baldwin's Stock Co. Is this weekoffering "Fablo Romanl." "Barbara Frelt-

chlc" proved a drawing .•ard July 4-9. Work-men are busily engaged In alterations.

SiiKA'HfiAftpr.x thkaihe.—Interest InthhhouBe continues, notwithstanding tbe warmnlghtB. The current programme Includes -

Edwin Stevens, In "One Night Off;" EdwinHolt. Redcay-Durnn Troupe of acrobats, Vic-

tor Moore and Emma IJttleneld, Carson andWillard, Frederic Brothers and Barns, MarlonGarson, and Mullen and Corelll, togetherwith new klnetograph picture*.

Lafayf.ttf. Thkatee I Charles M. Bagg,manager).—Tbe Dainty Dewdxops Big Bur-lesque Co. tbla week. Including Daring filf-

ford. Duftln Family, Harrington and Martel,Patrick White and the stock. Good patron-age rules.

Idlkwilo Pars (B. M. Garfield, manager).—ThlB new river resort has taken hold witha will, and is getting the picnics and outingparties la liberal fashion. The present ap-pearances In the theatre Include: Mr. andMrs. Al. G. Belford, George W. McAuley,Diamond and Diamond, and Ruth Wilcox.

ivs'yestio.n Bali. (H. 1... Meech, cus-todian).—Creatore comes for a fortnight,beginning this week.ATHt.mc Pabk (Robert F. Walter, mana-

?er).—Splendid business must be reportedor this big local Summer venture, which Is

planned to continue through tbe Winter. Intbe theatre this week are : Diana, Marlonand Detne, Domonlo and Belle, Maxwelland Dudley. Aue giant circle swing has beenopened in tbe park. Nelson and Klntxlng'sHerald Square Co. did well last week, pre-senting "The Chimes of Normandy" and"HoJd Pasha," Sara Harlan, Ada Wyo, MarioHouston, Frank Wooley and Emma Bran-L'oa were in tbe cast. George Kenney wasdirector. The company departed for Youngs-town, .0., 10.

sAlbany.—At Uarmanus Bleecker Hall

(H. R. Jacobs, manager) The KIngdon Conrt-enay Stock Co., for July 4 and week, playedto the beat business of the Summer. "Onthe Quiet" made an Instantaneous bit andcontinued all the Week. For the final week,11-18, "Too 'Much Johnson," and 14-16,"The Wrong Mr. Wright."PaocroR'a Tbcatrb (Howard Graham,

resident manager).—The Summer stock con-tinues In -favor, giving 4 and week "WhatHappened to Jones." Big houses were atall . the performances, notwithstanding tbeheat. "Nell Owynn" will be the bill li andweek. ,.--.

Ki.ectric Park Is now In full blast anddrawing great crowds. Tbe vaudeville at therustic theatre Includes : The Sully Family,Majestic Musical Four. Brothers Martlne,Harry Brown, Wood and Berry, and thekalatecbnosrope.

aRochester.—At the National Theatre

(Mar Hurtlg,' manager) "Janice Meredith,"as put on by the stock, week of July 4,proved exactly the play, wanted by -the -nu-merous patrons of this house for a holidayentertainment. Individual successes weremade by Jessie Bohstelle, in the title role;Paul McAllister, as Charles Brereton, nodWm Thoker, In a dual role of Squire lleo-nlon and Colonel Rabl. The remainder ofthe characters were well handled by theothers of the company. Wm. J. Dean wonadditional laurels by the excellent mannerin which bo staged the production. Businesswas exiellcnt "Woman Against Woman"Will be pnt on 11 and week.Cook Opbra Hofsf ij. "H. Moore, mana-

Ser).—^The management struck a happy me-lum by presenting "A Rough Rider's Ro-

mance ' week of 4. The staging of the piecewas excellent. Large business ruled the en-tire week. "Blue Jeamt" week of 11..Ontario Bkach Paiik Uno. J. Collins,

iiiannger).—Large business ruled the pastweek at this popular park. Owing to Itsgreat success, Powell's Sixty-fifth RegimentRand has been re-engaged for another week.The Thursday and Saturday fireworks thatnre given here every week help materiallyto Increase the throngs. The Blcketts. theaerial performers, have been eDgaged for July18 and week. .

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Note.—The members of the Cook Operalionise stock have organized a baseball team,with James Clancy, of tbe bouse staff, ascaptain, and David Hartford as manager.Next week, they play a game with a teamrepresenting tbe local lodge of Elks, and anexciting game Is anticipated.

aHIcr.—At the Majestic Theatre (David

Etdred, manager) last week the MoleRtlcBtock Co., headed by Margaret Pitt, did abig week's business. This week they prescut"Caste" July. 11-13, "A Woman/a .Secret" Id.

SCMJiir Park la dplnjr well, with vnude-III* and dancing, Including among the acts.Eddie and Carrie Mack, Cody and Henahaw,Falardo, Manning and Ducrow, and the VanCamps.

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At Vallej Theatre (H. 8.Daniels, manager) the Valley Opera Co. pre-sented "Olivette," . to very, large attendance,week of July 4. "Bald Paaha" week of 11.Bastablk TBbAtbr. — Bastable . Theatre

Stock Co. closed Its season, week of 4, with"Cumberland. '01." featuring J. Henry Kol-ker. The attendance was fair.

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Portland.—At the Marnuam Grand (Cal-vin Helllg, manager) E. H. Sothem closedthe season of the theatre by- two perform-ances of "The Proud Prince," June 28, 29,which taxed tbe capacity.

ConDiur's Thkatbr (Cordray ft Russell,managers).— Tbe Joe and Elma Walterscompany presented "The Buffalo Mystery,"to light business, week of June 26. The com-pany had good bouses July 3, to witness"Just Struck Town." "Just Before Dawn"will be put on 10.

Baker's Trkatu (Geo. L. Baker, mana-ger).—Tbe Baker Theatre Stock Co. drewfair business, with "Diplomacy," week ofJune 20. "The Butterflies" had two goodhouses July 3. "Dp to Tompkins" will beput oa 10. ,

Stab Theatre (S. Morton Cohen, mana-Ser).—Derenda and- Green, Divine Dodson,canny Brace, Latour Sisters, the Randolphs,

Emile Chevrlal, the projectoscope.Abcadb Theatbe (S. Morton Cohen, man-

ager).— The Fowlers, McDonald Sisters(three), Perry and Slma, Neola, Harry New-man, Kate Coyle, tbe bioscope.Lyric Theatbe (Keating ft Flood, mana-

gers).—Emlle Chevrlal. the Joggling Thorns,Che Hlrschoms, Fanny Donovan, CharlesStanley, Raymond G. Baldwin, the vltascope.Bijou Theatre (Fred T. Merrill, mana-

ger).—Farmer Jones and his educated pigs,Kohl and Co., Montgomery and Montrose,the Rapiers, Edna Foley, the vltascope.

Shields' Pabk (Edw. Shields, manager).—A. M. Zlnn's musical extravaganza, "MeetMe at St. Louis," did good business weekof June 27. "The Queen of the Musketeers''will be presented July 4.The Haze (A. Shapiro, manager) .-^-Battle

Ward, Maggie Grncey, Lane and Builnetta,Minnie Ward. Lillian Marr.Ortbedm Theatbe (Al. Oaken, manager).—Continuous vaudeville.

. Fritz's New Theatbe (Wm. H. Brown,manager).—Prior and Norrls, Frank Coul-ton. Harry O'Brien, Salone, Leslie Sterling.

Blazier'b Concert Hall (Kil B. Dayls,manager).—Genevieve De Forrest. Nell HH1-yer, Ollle Lamont, Thelma Wheeler, the Dsand Ds.

Ebickson's Mosio Hall (Henry Griffin,manager).—Fay Leslie, Miss Valentine,Flora St. Ives, Moore Sisters.

»a» 1

MIXXESOTA.

,T^L"Sempo,,"*--At theikyceum Theatre

(Dick Ferris, manager) "Niobe" will be theplay July 10 nnd week. "La ToBca" willbe put on 17. "Cleopatra" drew crowdedhouses 3-9.

Garden- Theatre (Addison Maderla, man-dfifer).—This Is "Burner opera" in a tent atvine Place and Thirteenth Street. Thecompany Is very fine, from tbe chorus, whichhas good, fresh musical voices, to the stars.Of the latter Miss Walker and Arlolne An-drews made distinct successes. "Chimes ofNormandy" week ending 9. Attendance wasgood, although rainy weather Interferedsomewhat." Emtibe Theatre (J. C. Kane, manager).—For 11 and week the following appear:The Markteys, Adratne, Bessie La Barr,Kates Bros., Antoinette Raloer, Al. Wards,Inlle Keys, Violet Willard, Kitty Klrkbam,Marguerite Rivers, and the stock company.Business Is good.Gsbtri Bros.' Shows were well patron-

ized 4-9.

The Park Band is drawing large audi-ences at Lake Harriet Pavilion,

»»**.—At the Lyceum (C. A. Mar-shall manager) tbe attraction for July 4 wasMaude Adams (first time here), as LadyBabble, In "The Little Minister." The housewas sold ont before the doors were opened.Tbe stock returned for the rest of the week,In "Queena." with business fair. "Thelma' 1

was given June 27-JuIy 2. to fair business.. Parlor Theatbe (W. J. Wells, manager).—The bill 11 and week Included: Harry B.Sanford, Susie Young, Ed. and Lucille Lowry,Margaret Gray, Babe Enle. Foster and Mor-ton, Lucille Blake, and Ada Stanwood. Thenew comedy for the week la called "A CrushedMasher."

BlJOD Theatre (A. G. Schnrberg, mana-ger).—The bill for week of 4 holds over for11 and week. It Is still standing room atthis house.the RiNOLiN-o. Bros.', Circus, 4, bad

packed tents.Babnuu ft Bailey's Show will be here

Aug. 20.«*»-

ALABAMA.

_ Norfolk.—At Ocenu View Casino (JakeHells, manager) the very hot weather, weekof July 4, drove thouaands to the seashore,and, as a consequenre, business at this re-sort was all to be desired. People bookedfor week of 11-10 are: Lawson and Namon,Gold Dust Twins, Moran and Mnckey, Edarid Rnln White, and a Jap balancing act.Acme Theatre (Cha*. M. West, mana-

gers—For Week of 11 the following peopleappear at. ibis house: Trilby Van, AliceWells. Jerome and Kent. Marlon Goodman.and Alio, riunlntsa Is fair.

Ai'DiTpnit-M theatbe (J. M. Barron, man-ager).—People for week of 11 are: RemainSifters. Viola Parker, Three Rents, FlorenceRdWnrds, Violet Earl, Harry T. Howard.Anna Spears. Lottie Gorman, and Eddie Pur-vis. Business Is good.Buott Theatre (J. M. Crtnhlan. mana-

ger).—New people forweek of 11 are: Laura

, Mobile—Monroe Park Theatre (M. A-McDermott, manager) week of July 4 wasdark, owing to the closing of the DalseThome Opera Co., the members of which leftfor New Orleans June SO, where they willopen at Athletic Tnrk July 9, for an Indefi-nite period. Miss Thome left for Chicago4, to secure a new company, which will openat Monroe Park 11, for the remainder of theseason Professor Alford and his divingdog, "RatB," gave open air exhibitions atMonroe Park, week of 4, and drew largecrowds. "Rats" dives from a sixty footladder, and performs other feats TbeY. M. C. A. of this city gave their countrycircus at Monroe Park, June 30, which waslargely attended. The programme was avaried one, and consisted of acrobatic feats,tumbling, vaulting and other sport*,Dave Levi, superintendent of Monroe

Park, was railed to Meridian, Miss., 3, to at-tend the funeral of his mother.

»•». . RHODE ISLAND.

Providence.—At Keith's Theatre(Charles Lovenberg, manager) tbe AlueeStock Co. gave a creditable production ofBronson Howard's "Aristocracy'" Jdly 4-9.

Despite hot weather, business holds good."Prime Karl," the- old Mansfield play, withFrank Losee In the title role, 11-10.

.

Empire Theatre (Bolts ft N'athanion.managers).—Dot Karrolf and her companyfave

n'A Man of Mystery" acceptably 4-9.

t Is followed by "A Daughter of the South"

Chjmtnd-t OaoVR (B. T. ft C. A. Potter,mina«ers).—The bill for 11-10 Includes:The Jarksobs. musical performers: Dexter,handcuff expert-. Madame Detter, mindrender : Lulu Drown, buck and wing dancer

;

Frank White, man of mystery, and May Caa<sidy, soubrette.

Jul* lfc THE NEW ^KK wtsppmt. 481

OR BALK or rent, MechanicalWax Fit arc*,

niniioM, ptns,Bns1t**, Marionettes, Palmists,

' CI1BAP TtlMB, Movie* Plot are Msehlnes.

ra-ncras, lanterns, Lenses. Bonn slides and supply

•nld »nd housht. Special films and slides raudo.

Khn«« liven. , Kxpcrt Mechanics, Herman-Am.

Sine. * WdtCc...WK. wh BL. W.Y, Tel.,m J. 7».

.tll'HIC COMPOSED AMD AHHANUKDfor aw Instrument or number of Instruments

Hnnn words »nd music, sketches!, etc Send stamp

Jn^s'. |„ LEWIS, «9 Richmond St., Cincinnati , 0.

HOW TO START IM SHOW IUSINESS.ii-onrrlthH S different hooka louts. All kinds acts.

kouritK-rg scnooL,m n. iwi su, pnii a., ra.

A OOODiiiciii LAWYER, Ml West Madisonar chloairoi established 18««. Business legal and

,nlet. Branches and fse.HUIes In other States.

WANTED, Perforntcra, for Medicine Com-nanv Pint Class Sketch Team, who can change

and put on acta; alto Good Black Pace Comedian,

al«o Musical Act, to Join Immediately. Address

Dr. F. U. Howard, care McKec Hotel, East Liberty,

rlt'tahnrir. Pa.

~THBlfB.ICAU PKOPLK AND SHOW-MKN, 80METBINQ NEW IV THE AN.VOCNCE-ilKSTUSB. Big money on small outlay. $300

ouim will make $25 a' day. Call or write,

A. F. C, Room 688, 11 B'way, N. Y.

WANTED, for Johnson's Electric Theatre, AlPlmlst, man or woman, used to vaudeville; read

at light and fake. No bcozcrt, chasers or wouldlie's. Salary low, It la sure; long engagement to

right parly. K. U. Johnson, Electric Theatre,

Waterloo, la.

WANTED—Novelty Acts or all kinds, Ontslde

Ascensions, or any good act. for free attraction for

Park. Would like to hear from Rop. Cos. playing

III, Versatile People, write; those who wrote bc-

forc write again, atang. Ellis Park, Ottawa, III.

SO Miles from Chicago.

WANTED—For the HENDERSON STOCK CO.,

for balance of Summer and next season: Sou-brttte, Comedian, Uencral lluslness Man, All mustdo specialties. Can place Property Man whodocs small parts. Also Lady Piano Player; onedoing parts or specialties preferred. Other useful

Rep. People, write. Want to place people whow.nta long, steady onsaiiemcnt at a right salary.

Address RlOllARp HENDERSON, Elwood, Ind.

THEATRICAL HOTELS

BOARDING HOUSES.METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Broadway and

2"lh St., New York. European Plan. Rooms $s aweek, up. Wm. ll.Motl, Prop., M. E. MoNulty.Mgr.

ST. CllIARLE8 HOTEL, 1', SoTciari St.",

Chicago; Ibiht. J. Utmld, Prop. Theatrical Head-quarters.Room*» to 17 per woek.sieam hcat,t»tti«

NATIONALHOTEL, CHICAGO.\nn Bnrenaml WabashAv_|».A. DOOLEY,Prop.

WM. TELL IIOI'BE, Howard and SomersetBta., Boston, Mais. Central location. Excellentmea ls. EMILY T. IIANNWART, Prop.

RKVERC HOUSE,CLARK and MIl'lllOAN STREETS, OHIUAflO.

American, $3 and op; European, 76cta. and up.Special Riitca to Theatrical rrofcsslon.

'• g. A. CROWE, Proprietor.

KAISERHOFFireproof. European.»70 B. CLARK ST., nearJackson, CHICAGO.

SPECIAL RATES. NEW HERMAN RESTAliUNT.

BTROflft HOTEL,, 4 1 and as W. 14«h ST.CINCINNATI, OHIO. AMERICAS PLAN.

$7.00 81NO I.E. 18.00 DOUHI.E PER WEEK.CHEBTERFIKLD,-Elegant Hotel: modern.

Perfect cuisine, service, appointments. Europeanplan. J. M. HAJilUHAN, Prop., Petersburg,Va.

TRAFALGAR, 116- 117 East 14th8L. New York,Rooms 60c., 7«c , $l,.f1.50 day; |M0

MSEOr THE ATTaXAl T ION B W 1TII

RINGLINGBROS. 1

WORLDSGREATEST I

opp. Dewey,to |8 week.

WANT§DfllAT Till MHllTAt'CAPTAiN SMOKE" (J. S. FARRELL, com-

KNOWN TO BANDMASTERS,THAT Tift MUltTART MAWJH TWO STEP

poser of "Yale Cadets"), Is being played with suc-

cess. Band price, 30c J.S. PARRELL,47 William Street. New Haven, Coun.

WAITED, sketch Team. Oent mast doComedy, Lady to do Singles and Acts ; one mustplav Organ; eat In camp; show In halls; oilier use-fufpeoiHe write. No fares. AddressDK. OHAS. T. PIIILL1 P8, Stanards, Alle. CO..N.Y.

WANTED,>rien;.ientiho'

. .PERFORMERS aide to changeoften; not ihowj those doahltng brass preferred.

Also Musicians. Silent Acts, Trap Drummer; all

A No. 1, or can't use you.81IAW COMEDY CO., St. Johnsbury, Yt.

WANTED—Comedians, L'anvaa Man, for Med.Show. No boozers or chasers; no teams; no tickets.

Private cars. Thomas Urns., mack Lick Stat inn. Pa

WANTED, Lady Partner to Assist ComedianIn Comedy Sketches; clover appearance; know howto scL State age, weight, height and specially;

uIbo If play musical Instrument. No objection to

talented amateur. PARTNER, Constantia.Ohlo.

17-f It double.

W. D. IIANNKIAN, I-rnpr.

L

Wabash A Madison, CUlCAtlO.O. C. Vaughan, Prop. StrictlyAmerican Plan, $s-tis .single;

Kbit's Hew irslel Cats !rc,?,n.

,yaE? SS

Rooms 90c. to 7&c. per duy ; $2.60 and $3.00 a week.Ladlss' Restaurant onsccond door. No. 6 K. 4thSt., Wilm ington, Del. 0. R. HOLT, Prop^PALACE' HOTEL, 101 N. ciark 8L, Chicago,

European. 13 per week; with private bath, $1.Turkish Bath, too. H. B. HUMPHREY, Prop.

St. jamegHotel. Toledo, o. Ameri-can Plan. Taeatrlcal Headquarters. $i.aa single,$1 double: is and 17 per week.

VICTOR HOUSE, 274 E.Indiana St., Chicago.Room and Board, $8 week. Italian and FrenchCulslne.__CentrallyJocated. _V. Castollasl, Prop.

PRANK HUNT'S EUROPEAN HOTEL148 Dearborn St., Chicago. Professional rates $iper week and up. Location In heart of the city.

HOTEL VELEY2 i>

l%: - ECROPEAN ULAN, r » I V.

tf Special weekly rates to the profession.166 Clark St., Chicago. Most central location In City

These Attrnctlnns may bt addressed careRINQLING IIROS., Baraboo, WIS., or u pittoot* of show.

THE FAMOUS

7 JACKSON FAMILY 7America'* Greutcst Troupe ot 'Cyclist*.

THE FLYWfISHERSSenistlonal Long Distance Mld-AIr Leaps.

THElLDREDSOnly Three Artists In the World Accomplish-ing Triple Simultaneous Lcnn from theground on to the back ot a galloping horse.

THE FLEXIBLE KO.UILIDRISTBV

GENARO and THEOLTc« World's Most Marvelous Contortionists.

THE AERIAL SMITHSArtistic rosing on tho Double Trapese.

DOLLAR TROUPEAcrobats. Feature with rtlugllog Bros.'

Circus—Second Year.

Confldincs Can Is Plscsd In Rsnownsd Goodi,

Since GOOD QUALITY Gslnsd Thslr

, Reputation.

for t|io past ilfly yearn hatot)ecn universally tee-

ognl/ml its .being the RKST JUDK, and amprcferreil >>y profriwIoiiHla every where, which I*

proven by tho numerous unsolicited nulorscinrlit*

rucclrod from all inirta of tho world,

THE IRGIIDUIs a splendid tioveity to lie- used in vaiufcvu|o. it

consists ot a solo month nrga'n,' nearly vhromall-csl, allachcd to two seta of reeds, controlled by adouble raw or valves, which render chords andbasa note's, linlli minor and major. Has tho fnmnennui us a concertina. Instruction book goes witheach instrument.'

GLINSERETTI TROUPEOriginators ot Everything New In Acrobatics.

THE OOLInTgLAIRONS|

' Whirlwind Dancers.

GLASS BLOWERS WANTED at once-Long season. Work under top and In halls. Onereal, and 5 nights a week. Join St .once. Will

send llckels If I know you. Also good Speelerwanted. Address C. RAYMOND, week July 18,

Kalkaska, Mich.

NOW BOOKING SEASON 1904-5,

LYCEUM THEATRE,PORTSMOUTH, VA.

WANTptJ, Onlj'./Plrst Class Attractions; ftln-

sirels, Farce Coisedles, Repertoire. Melodramas,Musical Productions, Burlesques. Drawing popu-lation the ciiy and suburbs, over 40,000. The onlytheatre In the oily. Trolloy service toallSubnr-lt»n Towns. This house practically new theatre;ground floor, on Main Street; beautifully deal < tied

and handsomely fitted with folding opera chairs;

scaling capacity, 1,200; heated by steam andlighted Uy electricity; seven comfortable andsanitary ilreaalug ruunia; si/.e of stage, 3l.\so;

height to gridiron, 65ft. Only play two attractionseach week, and each attraction one night only.Managers desiring time, with only first class at-

tractions, address. KIIW. ANOKBSON, Mgr.,

Truoadcro Theatre, Philadelphia, P«.

B-Flat Cornet Player,AND OTHER' MUSICIANS, lo strengthen band.Low, sure salary. No tlck«ls. Join on wire.

AL. P. WIIEKLKRS NKW MODEL SHOW'S.Route— Chnnniont, X. Y, Juy 14; Dexter 15,

Sacketts irarlur is, Adams fir. is, Adams 19,

Mannvllle 20.

NO PLACE LIKE HOME.PALOS PARK ISA SUBURB OF CHICAGO.The scenery ot woodedptings

Is healthful and rest/ul. Fare, 13c. Many families

scenery ot wooded hills, .with creeks andsprings makes It a charming place for home. It

Wanted at Once, Man for Heavies

For the Rockwell Dramatic Co.Must Join in once. Win or wrllc

J. C, UOCKWKLL, Monipeller, vt.

State salary, pay your own: long engagement,Forty Weeks: .,

' '

.

WANTED,FOR NEW tRR FLOATING PALACE.(iuod Coined} Sketch Team, One Lady Dancer, andbaritone and Trombone, double orchestra.

Address R. E. OASCIlKS.Mgr., I.lvcrmoro, Ky:

VICTOR BEDINI FAMILYact Inpeople

Sensational Equestrians. Tho onlyAmerica Introducing a dog and 8

Jumping on 1 horse.

GAMILLE FORTUNS TRIOChampion Horizontal Hnr Colulyues. Thirdsensou with ltluglmg Itros.

da coHTTfamilyAd Absolutely. Origins! AcrUK DlSplty

A Stroni!

NKVKH BEKNFonr ActPROIM'CED.

Melodrama,STRONO ftlTI.'A-

THE ORIOIMAL

RATI0HAL STOCK CO. WAHTSPcoplo in nil lines of Repertoire, Spcclslty act lu

feature; must be sober soil reliable; modern andsqunro cut wardrobe. Show opens Aog, 8. Also

want Piano Player, lady or gent: property man to

NATIONALdo hits.

HinckleyAddress

Ills.

STOCK CO.,

have located, and among them quite a few familiesof actors who find It convenient to their business,and a One place for home. We sell large lots, 60xIMft.. on timbered hills, at f280; f 10 cash and f10monthly; send for literature ; names of actora givenby request. Monion & Co., 144 LaSalle St., Chicago.

THE AUDITORIUM,; P0R1 ALLsEGAMY.? PA., "l

NOW rjOOKJNO'FOR SEASON tfl04-'05.

New 'house; S. C, coo;, ground door; pop., 3,000.

Only nmt class attractions wanted. All commu-nications must be addressed to

CARLSON A .WHELON, Mgra. Auditorium.

WANTtD AT OKCE, FORIeNLEY STOCK CO.,Al Heavy Man,J uvcnlle.Clcvcr Comedian wltli Spe-eltlty, Singing and DikUclngSopbrettc, CharacterWoman, Juvenile Woman, Property Man, to PlaySmall Parts, To the above we can otter a good,lucrallvc engagement and usplondld line of parts.A'hlress, wttu parllonlars and photo,, J. F.HKALY k CO., 128 West tllst B:„ New York City.

S'Alfl^_fOBUYorLEA8iE^

FOR TOM SHOW; also other Tom Show Property.Must bo up 10 dal e and cheap for cash. Tom peo-ple, write. Can nao two or three Circus People at

once. Address BERT SILVER.•

Care of Circus. Olen Arbor, Mich.

Versatile Sketch Team, Magician, Musical

Team, Comedian, and Piano Player,

TO JOIN CO. NEAR CHICAGO, i. 1). WARD.M Pcarce Street, Chicago, III.

JHOKAPOII IND. MED. ^0.A8CBNT8 PCrtNISIIRDANYWHERE W1TR THEMARVEIXWS AND ONLYTORPEDO PARACHUTESPECIALTY. BALLOONS,

WIGHT-KTJLP CO., withBREEZY AMBER M0NTA6UE,« . **L WAMTS FCtL CO. .

Good dhancBfor comedian; those with special-lies preferred. Actor with Ptc. Machine. OpenAug.K, near Reading, Pa. We pay all. I11LLIARDWIGHT, care O'DEA. W7 Eighth Ave., N. Y. __WANTEDI,

For Summer Stock and Regular Season,

.

Strong Leading Wemin, Juvenile ' Man,and Ren. Teople In all lines. Must Join at once.State all first letter. Address F. «. nOoT,. Casino Stock, Grand Ledge. Midi.

V:-- » CciucnHry Street, Hlnghamton, N. Y.

FUTURES.HUSBAND OR WIPE PHOTOS, •».UOper 1,000; FORTUNES, Mc.; Samp. 10C.

|pU|lirp KorPutnro rhotogrsnhs

ALnlrlLo and Lovers' Post Onfce.

ACQ., l»n VI. Wlllard St., PhlU.. Pa.

Should apply for lowest passage rates and full

particulars at. the Exchange Office, 104 East 14th

St., Neff York. Kalabllsltcd 26 years.

WantedTfor Od 5, 6. and 7, Repertoire Co.

WITH BAND, FOR REST FAIR IN SOUTHWESTVIRGINIA. WILL PLAY ON A PRR CENT. ORGUARANTEE. WRITE AT 0NO8.C. C. FA1IITH1R, Wgr., WylhevlII.,V.

TIONS, THRILLING CLIMAXES. WILLBE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE.

.

Also Two or Ttircc Vaudeville SkekVhes,

TWO cnARAOTERS., Address "AtTnott," care of CMPTBR;

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\sVAlSlTBtiO. -for

CHAS. K.HARRIS. AND THK

,,

HflRCOURT COMEDY CO.,A Property M«n that can play Responsible Paris.

Musi liavo good appearauco and good hSIglit. ..

Address CHAS. It. IIAUltlM,1

Windsor Hotel, HSngor, Mnlno.W A N T E CCORNET FOR DAND AND ORCHESTRA,

" MAN FOR LKOREE AND HALEY.Address SB per route,

GEORGE PEOK, Mgr.,tataou'a Uncle Tom's Cabin

ALSO

WANTED, FOR CAMPBELL BROS.' 8 IDE SHOWPeople In All Linn of Side Show Builniw.

Rsncciiilly l^dy Pertorniera of All Klnils and BideBhow Talkers. Address A. L. SALVAIL, Mankpicr

for J. C. O'lllUEN, per roulo: Sleepy Eye, Mluii.,

July 19; Fiiirmont, Minn.. Julyju; Blue Ksrlh,

Minn., July 21; Parkcrslmrg, low's, July 71;

Trarer, IowSi July 23. ''

WANTED, FOR

lETROrOUTiN STOCK CO.,A

:

1 DRAMATIC and BPRC1ALTY I'KOPLE, for

HEPERTOIRE. STAGE DIRECTOR, PIAMHT.Scusou-oucns Aug. R. Addrchu .

'

CLIFFORD RKP.VK S, Clmrllon, Ikwb^

MLT8ICIANS WANTED.Mldt. Triiniliniie, C:|

a

ilonct , Alia, AllMust Double Stage i/i Orclir.t t».

Must ;

io csnalilc. solier and rcllnlilc people.

Slate salary mid uxperloncs. Address.• v ln-VPItlV Proil

|Riirk'»"U.T.fl."Cii.,L. h. DEYERLh, Prop. tM ^ .,.,,,,„ NlK)l in

-<,;„.

PARK ER, "(I, I|AK._

WANTED, "*"

FIRST CLASS MANAGERKor Dog and Pouy Show. Must lieagenlicman.Olio that can handio -men, put show on soil oil

let. Prefer one that, lots experience In routing

shows. Also first class Boss Casvaa Man. HouMjradisorganizes, save: stamps. N»nic all In Ural

letter. SEII1EL UROS., Watcrtown, Win.

BT MAIL..-ltLtI8TliTED BOOK.Arranged for Vaudeville Specialty. Contains s

Jong and Dance Steps, Exsrclses In Reel Dancldg,Plots Initrnctor. All for 25 cents.

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.U. MOYNAHAK P. O. Rox 2J5, Cedsrhurst, 1. 1.

UaYTFR ttfiPMPIIV fniace Arch, Garden"«HI Mr, 9l;ni1RHI—scow, snow Drop, settlnirch Centre Door, Gothic Chsntiior; shove corn-1'iete with wlnn. Andreas, ivllh full psitlcnlarsand lowest csali prices,

MANAGER J. t. 4IRAAT, CS« ot CUPPER.

Rossville Opera Housein conrse of eonstruellon; sealing too. Nowiwoklni 1MM-0S. Want Good Attraction opening

Xht. Address MANAGER. Rosavlllc. III.

FILMS FOR RENTI* MANASHK CO.._RB_MadlHou flL. Chlnngo

ill l fie '8. SHINDHELU, ffeitrieal WigMl I |a X MAKF.it, Good work forlow prices.

If IU U HS West Mth STREET, New York.

Send atamp for price Hat.

HI VIOLINIST and HOUSE LEWERAT LIBERTY.

P R. DAVIS, No. 1021 State St.. Hrldgeport. Ct.

"aFliberty. violinist,AFTER SEPT. I. A 1, Orrhestra snd .*o|p

A'ldrcsaJOSKPWill

ileorbnroad AddresaiOSKFSJkMOKL,AmJihtonOrcttMra.MM W'.&Sfi&njU.

Watted, Cii|isemint for Next Seasm

AHtlTTI.K CHILD, hr eiPeptlensilT clever smal

la'dv BISIHNO AS4» DANCINO SptOIAI.TY.lad). ^>,"

 reti.

(.,1 ,LI,|CMC of Cbll'J'KH,

CIHCL'S CAHVAH and Tenia of every de-

scription. Second Hand Tents In Stock, writs

for estimate. ; .

sjiiwmfehsfts12S-13S Pourth St., Detroit, Mich.

GARPOR SALF. CHKAP. A 80(1. PAHSKN-GKR COACH; built up lo sleep 2S.

Big cellar. Will go on any train. Price

S«M. Oct key of MR. SCOTT BROWN, O. and N.

W. General Oltlccs, Chicago. AddressW.H. RICK, 1612 TKIHUNK Uldg., Chicago.

WANTED, fOl SPARKS' SHOWS,YOUNG LADY TO HO AKHIAL WORK. No oli-

jer.iiona to smatenr; Must not. weigh over lOtlt,,

Add. Viola Kadel, Sparks' Show, Kasl llraily, Pa.

Second Hand BARD IN8TB0HEHT8UOl'GHT, SOLD sod F.XCHANGKD. Send forcom-plcteLlsL PRANK IIDLTOIV A CO.,

107 K. Madison Street, Chicago,

Ato nutdn of the host materials which skill andTears or experience run cihtaln, thoroughly sea-

soned wood, to stand any climate, the nnesireeits,

clear uml resonant as a Loll. "Just as good as tho i

llohnor Harmonicas," Is tho best proof ot theirj

superior <[(ialttv. .

The "[lohiier'-lust rumcnlsSro endorsed HyWm.

II. Uurke, the original liarinonica Wonder, whowasilietlr.il to lulroilui'o this liisiruinnit and Uspossibilities upon the static, Hurlnit tils profes-

sional cureer of Hit) past sn yoara tie has continu-ally used thu "llohner' 1

I lufiuonlcas.

FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING DEALER!

M. HOHNER, 354 Broadway, N. Y.

BEDICAL "SPIELS, dkvotkd to thkMKDI0IKK LRCTURER. HTKKRT MAN, CAR-ItlAOK DOCTOR, OPTICIAN, CURIIHTOKR8KLLBR, and to all who sell Medicine, Tnllot orCurat Ive Quods through art nf speech. Puis talkthat sells Roods In your mouth. Tells what to saytoiioid nituiiiii iii, aniiiso, instruct and Intetust suf

HrulitJy In (ouch tho pockutbook. If you Secure It

you would not part w It h It at an v price. Sent postpaid fur tn, Money back it uoti ttlsllcd.

__ FANTIJS A_CO.i»43 Dearborn 81., CHICAGO.

jrjvg '-xiar *buth.-

$14 STEREOPTICONIs an honest liiado, up In date, Professional ma-olilno, with all the latest liuproveinunls. It will

fllvo you as (rood work as though you paid liootnrt. Yonr money will tto promptly refunded It the

Stcrooptlcon la not entirely satlsruotory. Wo will

ship machliie, C. O. !>., suiijeel to cxiitnlnallon.onrfcvljitufosprtsschargcH.. I'KARCK A SC11KCK,114 N. Calvert St., Ilaltlmorc. Md.DROBE

FOR THE STAGE.SLIGHTLY USICD. Also STRUCT OOWNS. Wehave on band a largo assortment ot slightly wornKvcnlnganwiis, Dinner, Reception and Tea Gowns.These robes aro perfect lu every respect, and areespecially suitable lor wear lu HIGH CLASS DIIA-MATlt: piwiDDCTHiNrt. We Have a full lino or

Seal Skin Coats and Furs of all kinds.

„ JlRS. II, 81'AltJl, S07 South Slate HI., OUlOArU).

A iMIt k o ,FOR TIIH

, CUY HICKMAN CO,,PEOPLE IN ALL LINES OF "HEP.'First Class Loading Man, First Class All 'RoundLending Woman, Man, Crucial luminous; First

UiassCliflmctcr Woman, Willi Child, to plat star

part, with specialties. Address GUY HICKMAN,1224 Uouccrt Street, Keokuk, la. All booking In-

formation, nddress P. Jersey, Otlumwit, In.

OURTSPRIKe CflTALCai'EIssued April 1, will, contain a complelo. l|ho of

(jodrls lixril nt Street Men, t'ltmlvnl Mendull tunvussers. Please, send In your per-

manent iiiblrcjis. Calaluguo will be ucnt to youfree of cUArge.

Levin brob.,»'"•>

j Established 1S86.

30-32,N. Sixth Sired, Torre llatib?, lnd._

FOR SAJJE.

3HIGHLYTRMi.EDSMAtLP0l.IESItrnkcit by A. LOWAWHK. 'TitVy do a If. lii 1* iiiIii-

utt's' act (oulcki. Can bo »n for Mm mm 4weeks nt .HOSTOCK'S ANIMAL ARKNA, MAN-HATTAN JIKACII, OLKVKLAND, Ohio. AdtlroSHAISKI-AIIIM) I.0WANI)E_8S »l«ivs._

& Vandiveer'sCircus, Menagerie and Hippodrome Tents,

Have a record of over forty years as being superlurIn Mnterlsli Finish, Workmanship, Style, Dursbll-Ity lui'l KwPliomy to all others manufactured. Ka-tltiiulosSlTononappileatlon.. .

No. 2:111233 I). TUlllI) St., Clticlimall, (L

PERFORMERSFOR ONE WEEK STAND VAUDEVILLE SNOW•*m UNDER CANVAS.

OIxhI Coinedlsii that can put on nets and fako or*

gsn Clisnge for week. Oilier nets, write. Wantto buy, tiloJ'O for Serpentine dance

_ WILL UROCOHTON, I'unxsutawnny, Pa ,

NEW SLOT MACHINE.Our Kleeirli: Light Iflowers liavp no ciinul as anioncy getter, rrh-o, tn. cirouhir.

(iASsr.lt Mill. CO., Webster. Muss.

WANTED, goid Colored and Minstrel Showsof ever* ilcscrlni Ion. Open all hummer. ApplyTKRMINA L HOTRL, North Hoaeli, Long Islanil,

—Bllh turret Oar stops al Door.—

PROM I.IFK,Artists' MiudlcM,Ilea u tic h, Mo,

100 small and two large ones, si unto vr stamps.r>. RKCKNAGKL, Nuehl, Munich I, Germany.

En Route Wltlkj[W* Ogsit

WALLACR ailOWS. '

RELMKHMitili TRIO,World's t'hninploii Arrlnl Hnr Cyiuuusts.

DONNIE,<>neell of I tie Aerial ItlllgS. .

Cowlli, Rooiiey & Royer,Onteily Ari-idnitlc l-'enltiro.

,

|

THREE NAVAROSItimtSVl Act of Its Kind In tho, World. ,

ALLEN SISTERS,l.nli' of the Kninuiit • Nelson h'limlty.

Tuinblrrs, Acrobuls nuil t'outiu'tloiilsls.

nm-SmUJfl "&NICilOLS-uiii

l»,itildi' sud tslnule Cliitvns. Look .out furOurN'ewr Hiiwlully Next '.Hi'dsou,

C. Z. BRONSON^ Ami Ills i iiiiid,, . ,.

j

,'„.

FOR SALE,FINE PICNIC GROUND.Hr-Ht Bfnvi' mi I In- t'oim. lllver.

JI'lltertwllli

I'livllloti 011,1 oilier bitllillliga. Couipb'ti 1 01R-llt for 11 pleasure rewni. Large stomnlaintetui luirgo for ojelusbuis. (Inn id I'liiiiu'e In

iiiiilo' niiiiiey, . 1

MATHWt *> MAVtirr. HiirliiKllrltl. 'Mam.

MAN FOR PHINEA8 AND LEGREE

OR TOM.Musi 1I11 Hiiorliilly In rnnrrrt i IioihI 'I'riintborir,

In iluubli' lloli'v mid Kkeggs: I'ot'lli'l, IiiiIuuIiIr

•den, siiethv. mid dn I'otit-i'i't turn; Tulia, fur

II, nud "., fur Al* MTKKIik'S "I'. T. «!." Co.Money siiro. Umg nimisoii. Write or' wire.WlliihY VAN, MiiuiiglT, Mdtleli Chunk, l'S.

SHOW l»HI\TI\G.Htnek llnngers, I'oHterH uml (hits on liunil

for tidvertlslng every lino .of the Auiuscrneiit'

llitsltieNs. Hiinil fur (.'iitniugiin (II) of Dftt-

unit Ic- mid Hliow l'rlnllng of nil klmla ; c'alit-

InKhi! ((') Knlr mid t'ni'hlvul ri'llillug: l.'iiln-

loKUO (II) lllll Pouters, I'liiiitirelul I'uNlerH.

I'lllHT t'LASH I'UINI'INII Olf Af.l, KINIlH.

GREAT WESTERN PBIRTIlfB CO.,ntlt Isliii Mtreel, Ml. I.oula, Mi>.

HIGH GLASS

MAGICAL APPARATUSAt wmlum lu iirlies. Liirgn Htoelt, luioliss

Vnrluljr,: lllimfmled t'liliilngiir! free.' N«wMutiuiiii n < lit Inlugiie JiihI IhsiiciL iitle. List of4110 liiiritiilim III line iiiiiinriillia for Uv. Hliiuip,

A^ itllTKItllKltll, 17(1 Dulnrlo Kl., Cliliitgu,

TWO CONVERTED PULLMANSml Itinera, fu|ly furolxliotier,

uniii'i(, eie. j wn« *lent for uliy I ruin,,1*111 'coup-

HW,ut»l>,.'•iM fiiu,.1 ,.,111,,.

sin |n'M umlijInL-. iIIhIims, runguliiilerii I'liiiliiiueiit fur ittiy tin .

leis, wllli irellnrs. duo (It) feel, twolve wlioolai

one llJ feet, dull t wheels ; Ileal rlnss III ovorypiirlleulnr. ('AMKlUlN, lllldWN & CO.,

Kelli'vllle, t'mimtn.

WANTtD,HANS HANSON CO.,Heavy Man. Traill

All iiiiihI pie.itivi'iy

'I'uliii mill SI 1 1 111; HaViolin or VI ..lu,

""

Trap Driiiiunei'.

:ifi-j i-iusi

slid (His'rtlvler Old Mint.Double In II11111I. . Alsuis. riui'lonel, liniilile L'd

Itiirliiuie, liuuble Violin andAsMfW.1 ,IAH. X. MeALI'IN,Ninth Ave., riilriign. Ill,

L.IJ'lSU CUM INK HKASU.V,

« I.Alt A LKWIH, - :....>

Lending IIHhIiii'hk, Kxrellent Wurdron*.CLAIIIK M4WIN.

Juveniles, I'lmrneleiH nr Heavies. ,

Holier Always.'r,o:i \f. Anderson St., - Klwmitl.lndlsns.

WANTED—Several Stylish Yeung Ladles,

Tn try on I'natuuiea lu 11 wliuleHSlit Ihhihu.

Hum, MM: skirl. LI: wiilsl, U.'>. nItliVAl, CflrVri'MH C1L. H7 I'lfIh 'Avis^ N.-V;:

i?lano Player,'' At Liberty.AililresH

dl'IM'.VIKVi; HUbVMMI ,\,

Htthl Mnskegmr Ave.. I'hlengn. III.

FOR RENT-HOTEL CARSAll In, line order, anil furnlHlieil eoinnletv. Ad-dress 1 MISH -Mi'MAIION,

jWlllngliin Hotel, Chlengii, lll._

JUST OUT, 1 24 PAGE ILLUSTRATED MA8IC

7.1.

THOMPSON'S GYMNASIUM,IK W. SJd ST., NKW YORK (old Rosier A Rial's),

HALLETT THOlII'StlN, ManSKer (late Wood'sGym.) Speeiai rstes to performers, SI a wnft. _WANTED, OPERA CHAIRS.290 to 300 fteroud Uand opera Chslrs; most beelieap for iitsn.

,

OF.fl, 8. t'flUK,

i'lop. Cook's Opera House, Hone, lad.

RARE PICTURES

SCENERY IND SHOW PIINTHICS

John Her ffirth, Cincinnati, 0.

JlKUIlKAHi/.IMU ANO UOllIt INU TUBWARNER COMEDY GO.,For season UM-s. BKfl It, WAHUHn,e ... . SMIregor. Iowa.

For Sale, Slot Machines.(iiMirtssneiv. 'sUlls'ninke. Will sell eliesp.

Add. HllfUHIKU A JIKKI1A"S. (lien Jean. VY. [a.

M. 9TRA88MAN,AW0BNKJ, 85S BrcBdws*, M# Xotk City,

CATALOIirjIi).free Onir N.w n i.wkfiv

K.tna

Kill'. CATAL,, Ou. NoneAgent for Mnbntoia, 10c.",iur( Ht.. Hnstnn. Mass.

9-eillllli' llets mill (Iikmii I'llklr. Med,' I 'o.

Loiiit w-nson. Tell nil In llrsl IrllrTr. |r,,ii(if)

niii.iri. LTilli wiisoii, IDI. lll'liKii.V, Luniirjk.ljl.

IIDSIG Arranged, Composed.Arrnnilng small songs, O purls, BO cts.

K. W. A. MtnTHMAK. 412 H. ir.th Bt.. N. T.WANT Tt5 B1IYA »l-;t'(INb HANI) MBFtltY (il) MlOimi), IN()IK>|i fUlNDlTION. THK TONAWANDA I'RK-KKHKKIl. AlllHtKHK

W. M. ffHNKY, L'anoe ltld>re. I'a.

eiitot imum BOOK,IV YOU WANT TO AHVAN.CP, IL

WMJARLTON. Hrookl/ri^K. V;_

WAIITEB—TWO COLOREO lAOY SOPRWWand CAKK WALKKRH, to (to sbrosd to Join an Hi-ublished Uoiiired Ciimpanj In (Isrmsn*. ''alitor

threo dais at. IMK OATE8 AVB„Brooklyn, N. Y.

Opera must, BMnvllle, N.Y.; HudrtmislIn.V.Y.HIate. Nswly wired Ttiorouglily renovstrdIloisl show IflWl

Add. VS. Willin. Wanted, Vlrsi Class companlfsH Ilil'.K, HiMioi Hie. (iiimlii Co.. S.V

MAUH1UJB U B08»RBW*ia. UWtCH. inm«HHUU NANA08D.•1-08 fnik Bo* IVToiid Uldf.), New Xoifc,

»'

482 TTrEfyrErw- -yotzk oltpp:e:ee. Jtjly 1ft

POLLY PRIM'V SONO.

Vocal arrangement or Hie One real March mi of.

' • . the year.

Words by MONROE II. KOHBNKR1.D.

_ KBUHIRAaV/ ASSODHCBirEKT.} WATCH FOHBIO DI1PLAYTo Appear Soon.

MANAGERS! PERFORMERS!IT WILL PAT YOU TO KEEP POSTED ON OUR GREAT HITS

THE GREAT •CHIME" IMU.

UPON A SUNDAYMORNING WHEN -CHURCH BELLS CHIME

ILMJaTHATEIl, 10 SLIDES, tS.OO.

AKTIlt H.I. I, A MIPS III CI HAM,* III! II',

ON THE PILLOWSOF DESPAIR

Illustrated l.yUIAKKH till LANTMHN HLIDH < «>..

< I'll I lo., I»ii

.

10 BEAUTIFUL gMJMP JM0B >5.

*Youre WelcomeAs The Flowers In May

*Where theSunset ts?Oceans Slue to Gold

^Little Rustic Cottage by the Stream

*You Cant Fool & People £ Time

Congo Love Song *Big Indian Chief

The Only BalladHit of the Vf »r.

Illustrated,

in Slides, J5.0O.

PETRIE'SGreat BalladIllustrated.

le Slides,

6.00.

The "Rustic" longmat never grows

"Unity."Illustrated.

ie slides, ti.oo.

MAK1R CAHILL'8Intensely FunnyCoon-Shout.

A Laugh Id liveryWord.

Novelty SongHit, by writ-ers of "Underthe BambooTrje

|

"etc^

THERE ARESTRANGERS &OLD HOME NOW

A SURG BALLAD 8CCCESS, '

By the Writer of "Welcome As Flowers In May,"

A COON HIT FROM THE WEST

I'M CERT'NLYFEELIN' BAD.

SKNI) FOR THIS ONE WITHOUT FAILTHEY'RE ALL TALKING ABOUT IT

YOU MUST 9IN0 IT.

GEO. HOSEY'S CAMPAIGN MARCH HIT,

FALL IN LINE.VOCAL ARRANQKMENT OF THE POPULAR

MARCH BY THE SAME TITLE.

PROF. COPIESOF AS V OR ALL .OF THE BONOM

MENTIONED,

Orchestrations 10c. each, or any 3 for 26c,Regular Piano copies lo nou-professlunali, 260.

each.FKRFORMKKHl Scud us your permanent ad-

dress and we'll keep you posted on good things.

SPECIAL BANol Add^SSand ORCHESTRA

LEADERS: *m. I. STER

34 E. 2 1 St.

N. Y. CITY.

BAUD AMD BBCHESTRA LEADERSYou're not In iheswlmlf yon don't iielont

"Clnb. :: :: ONLY $1 per year. ONE 'NEVto our Orchestra' EACH MONTH.

Orehi.tra Leaders !

'

Send 30c for our 3.(ireat Medley Walt7.es

.'

tor 10 Pta. and Piano:

,

"On the Pillows ofDespair." "StarryNight for a Ramble,"

'

"Little Rustic Cot-tage By the Stream."

PROFESSIONAL PIANISTS!!Read this List of Instrnraental Hltai

POLLY PRIM, March; KR.'KAI'CJU DANCE. Marth-KBNTUOKY BEAUTY (Rag); MAMIE O'HOOLKy'Waltz: APRICANA, Characteristic;. HELMET OFNAVARRE, Waltzes; CONGO LOVE BONO, March •

WONGT1N0 SING (Chinese Intermezzo); BEAUTLFOL AND BEST (Rag); FALL IN LINE, March.SPECIAL—Prof, copies of all of above 10 Nos

sent on receipt of loc. for mailing.

HITS!

By J. ALDRICrl LIBBEY

aid THOMAS H. WEST.

HITS! HITS!

NORA,My Sweet Savannah Lift,

. Hung with 1 tia<ani antuiua Sacra., by LIBBEY and TRAVBR. v.!'*

WHEN THE FIELDS AREWHITE WITH DAISIES,

(Ballad nil),

MAGGIE McGUIRE, ™.,..,... PROFESSIONAL COPIBB AMD ORCHESTRATION ON RECEIPT

OK RECENT PROGRAM.tIE AND POSTAGE. NO CARDS.

tkosis s. aomoa. 138 FH* »»., Iw Ylrt.

FOR SALE.EUROPEAN TRAINED

WILD ANIMAL. Complete, with Cages, Animals, Teat, Carved Front, Etc.

These shows mive always MADE noon anil there la BIQ MONEY Id them. Address

. BOSTOCK, Dreamland, New York.

. Have also a number of Surplus Animals (acclimatised) to dispose of, anil Several Midway WagonFronts, Paraphernalia, elo. .' ' 1 ,-'

.',*.y.,.

»•. .'-, •

SCENERYWANTED.

NEW OR SECOND HAND' MUST BE IN A NO. 1 CONDITION.

Palace Arch Set(VERY SWELL.)

G. D. FANCY

Coliseum DropGothic Church Drop

(ILLUMINATED).

Landscape DropAncient Street DropRocky Pass DropBoulevard DropGarret or Studio DropIlluminated River Drop

STATE LOWEST CASH PRICE.

Wm. Cradoc.Cumberland. Maryland.

A FEW COMEDY ACTSFor the Weeks of July 24, 31, and Aug. 6 and 13, for. the

STANDARD THEATRE. ST. LODIS, HO.

Also 5 Good Chorus GirlsFor the Road Season of the CHERRY BLOSSOMS CO., who can SING,

An A I LEADERWho knows the BURLESQUE Business, and who can arrange, for the

Road Season of 1904-5. Address

1AUMCB JA0OB3, Standard Theatre, ft, Lon|a, lo.

7 That's all Ton Heed to Know If It Is a Trunk.

C. A. TAYLOR TRUNK WORKS,

Stock Company• HAVENS & DOOLEY, Owners.

WANTED, FOB REGULAB SEASON,Young, good looking Leading Woman, CharacterWoman, Juvenile Man, Heavy Mao, CharacterMan, Useful Man, must be able to play one goodlilack face part Piano Player (lady). Mull, heladles and gentlemen. Men must bare squarecuts for French society play. Those doing spe-cialties given preference. Three night elands,small towns, salary accordingly. We pay all. Openaimiit Aug. 23, Manner* considered as well asability, wardrobe, etc. Address with particulars,photo, salary, etc., W. A. HAVENS, .Her..

York.Box !*:«, Phllmont, New

311 B. Randolph HI met,CHIOAUO.

Our I9Q4 Ltaft ts Very Complett.

131 \V. 38th Street,

NEW YORK. .

New illustrated Citilegua Upon Request,

LANTERN SLIDESOK TH1$

ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION.MO SLIDES <f'*l Plain, !W Coloroil), WITH PRINTED I.RCri' HE, ri». Or arm. Plain, toe. Colored.' in less

iiuniitlttes. All Hindi) from Original HI' 1 ) Clans Negatives, sharp and clour. Flue Lecture. Bend fur de-

scriptive circular. MTBHROPTICON ANO PlbM EXCHANGE, 100 Krankllt) St., CII1CAO0.

IF YOU ARK GOlNtt WIST or CowingVaatWHY NOT BRBAK THAT JU1VII*!. UV PLAYING OSIIKCISII ANO MAHIIHtTTE, WIH.I

Alio hook for Rau ('lull.', Wla.i Duluth, Alln.i,; Winnipeg, lllaii,

Sketch Teains.'Blster Teams, Comedy, Cluliand Other Jugglers, S. and 1*. Teams, liuteli, Irishlliai'k faced Comedians. Knockabout and Acrobatic Acu, Magicians, Monologue Artists and Any Actusing amall stage, aultablu fur ladles and children, can get from 1 1» « woeks. If your art wont makeguml without using suggestive sluir. HIIN'T WltlTU, sh It la barred, STRICTLY. '

For time address II, C. HANFtiKTII, Bijou I'lieatre. Oslikosli, Wl».. and put the -price wayjgtpj

WILL HAUL TRUNKS OR SCENERY FREEIf wo do uol deliver goods as per contract. Trunks stored, :15c. per month.

LYON'S THEATRICAL TRANSFER GO. (Not In*.) ,

.

No. ia» Mo. Clara 81.; CHICAGO. .... T«L, North. 19S0.PiFAITH - 1IOPE - ' OHIUINAl.lTi'. n^

A Fun ii y Rid, a Big Man and a Little Woman. Add. Per Home.

Pianist At liberty -George L. Fuller.Road Show or Locale. Join on Wirecastle Park Theatre, Lane, Yt. AtlerJuly 10, Mi) N. Malu St., Brockton, Mass.

WANTED QUICK,

Baggage Gar50 or 60 FOOT.

Inst stand I. C. B. Inspection.

L0WE8T SPOT CASH PRICE.

Wl. CRADOC, - Cumberland, Id.

ROBIE'S BIG SHOW,Knickerbocker Burlesquers.

ALL PEOPLE BNGAGEII FOR ABOVE ATTRACTION WILL REPORT FOR RKHKARHAL

mo^day, jxjjlvy sa5, at SHUTZfN m,No. IS ST. MARK'S PLACE, NEW YORK, AT 10 A. U. '

Answer this call by teller or wire, to LOVI8 ROBIS, 1432 Broadway, Room If. New York.P, S -Can use a few more Chorus Olrls. Good salary; all wardrobe furnished.

WALTER

CLARKE

BELLOWSPRODDCTIOHS

REPRESENTINGDepartments of Productions

and Engagements.HEW YORK THEATRICAL STICK EXCHANGE,

'"Phone."

Hcllind Bldg., 1440 Broadway. N.w York.

WILL

H.

GREGORY

WANTED QUICK, for REPERTOIRE UDER «S,LAVERNA MOORE BTOCIt CO., Dructo.i, HUnula.

l^OU THOMAHAS AUA1N TAKEN THE MANAOEMENT OF

The Grand Opera House,AT PAIRPIBLD, IOWA,

And all parties holding oontrauts or wanting lime• fur same, should advise him at once and

have contracts K'd.WANTED,GOOD BILL POSTER.Must lie sober and not afraid of work.

W. U. DICKEY,Oen'l Agent Terry's "Uncle Tom's Cabin" TentShow, llrnoklngs, So. Dakota.

tuTANSTABULHaralaslnrtds..pepala BmUotMmr Dud*. A Boa.drwl mllUona or ttum h»>. twan auldlaaatacltyaar. OomtlrMsm, Mi baadache, inan—brraUi.toro throat and .Terr I

ariaiag from a dlaotdarad atean ralwnd or eared by BlMaa Ikb-

_,ul»a. «no wilt a^aanflxglranliaf.wlU>tal<nnt7BJautM.TtiaflT»oeiit[«cka4r<!atnoiiakforanOBllnuroocutoo. All <JruBil.u mU mm.

mm

FACTS of Vital Importance to Every

Sufferer of Blood Poison.PACT ONE—It takes time to tell wheth-

er you are permanently cured by a treatmeutor merely hutched up for the present.PACT TWO-^-The Cook Remedy Co. Is the

only company or medical association In ex-istence that has been treating Blood Poisonlong enough to. know that its patients arecured to stay cured.PACT THREE—The Cook Remedy Co.

has many patients who were cured by itsmagic remedy eighteen years ago who aretodny sound and well,PACT POUR—The Coek Remedy Co. Is

the largest and the only successful companyPACT EIGHT—flood health Is the most I

in the world that makes the cure of DloodPoison a specialty. ' :.T St.PACT PIVE—Patients cured by Cook Rem-

edy Co, are constantly passing successfullythe various rigid examinations of the mostconservative life Insurance cqmpgnles, and

.

nre pnsalng the examinations far admissionto the army and navy of the United States.PACT SIX—If you take Cook Remedy Co.'.

treatment under their guarantee you are ab-solutely sure of a cure or your cioiiev 'back.PACT SEVEN—Every other method of

treatment known to the medical ''professiongives but temporary relief. •_••' -.£;"'.'

mportant thing in the world to toy

KIDNEY

CAPSULES

/ViidS

TROUBLESCATARRH

el the

BLADDER.Cores all

IDischarges It

ABOVE EIGHT FACTS ABE ABSOIUTELTY DKDEHIAThe Cook Remedy Co. solicit the moat

obstinate cases, and challenge the world fora rase they cannot cure. Thin disease baa al-

ways baftled the skill of the most eminentphysicians. For many years the Cook Rem-edy Co. have made a specialty of treatingthis disease, and they bnve unlimited capitalbehind their unconditional guaranty.

You can be fronted at home for the sameprice and with the same guaranty. Withthose who prefer to go to Chicago the CookRemedy Co. will contract to cure them or

Why Hesitate Cie Bay in Begins

j

D| Ibis Wonderful Cnre!WRITES FOR lilKH 100.PAGB BOOK: TO

COOK REMEDY GO.1111 Masonic Temple, CHICAGO, U. S. A.L*

pay railroad and hotel bills, ahcharge If they fall to cure.

If you have pimples, eruptl—patches, pains, rheumatism, etc.,' writ

-

Cook Remedy Co.'s free home treatment book,and learn all about contagious blood poison.If you want medical advice, give, a history ofyour case, and their physicians will furnishall the

' Information you wish without anycharge whatever.

Your salvation -depends on Cook RemedyCo., and on them alone. They will surelycure you. No other method of treatment will

cure you.

JULY 16. THE lOTEW YORK CLIPPER. 483

B*OR

SPECTACULAR, VAUDEVILLE AND COMBINATION.Address all First Class Agents or as per route: July 10, San Souci Park, Chicago, 111;

July 17, West End Park, St. Louis, Mo.Western Mgrs. Invited. San Souci Park, Chicago, III., this week.

YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU; MISS IF YOD HAVEN'T OUB BAQMFICENT

ORIGINAL, COPYRIGHTED EBEATJTIItJL FILM,

GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY.Iventjtla, flOOi't. Price $66.

CLEAH, SHAIIP, BEAUTIFUL, EXCITING, FULL OF ACTIOS, A GREATHIT WHEREVER SHOWN, ASD A BIO WONKK-MAKKR,

t— DESOIIITIVE CATALOGUE FREE. —

ST. LOUIS ("gJS'8) SLIDES.

MO DIFFERENT STEREOPTICOH" SLIDES, INTERESTING,INSTRUCTIVE, FINK IN PHOTOGRAPHY.

— EACH SLIDE, 26 CENTS. —

THE NEW DISCOVERT. THE GREATEST NOVELTY IN MOVINGPICTURES. ASK FOR FREE SAMPLES,

. OCR LIFE MOTION PICTURES are row pot tlirooph ihe new procets of artistic color

tfleets, the brightest tints are used In making tbe plctnres more lifelike than ever before. Theeffect la msgntflcent, end tbe monotony of one colored moving pictures la done awaj with.

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CONCIBNINQ

STAGE FOLK and Sometimes OTHERS

tbe character bit Of the production, nlgbtljreceiving fatly as much applause as did JoilaSailer, in 'Teggy from Parts," In a similarrole.

Hlaa Johnson's beat opportnnlty 'occurs Ina comic-pathetic ballad, with the' title "IWant to Go Home to Sweden." The worda,

"The Forbidden Land," the scenes of whichare laid In Thibet, that part of the far East

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*Miss Johnson's keen sense of humor and

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In the dining room. Ilia part In the play not

being particularly Important, or even well

played, did not warrant his frequent use of

BY JOSEPHINE OKO.

Dramatic critics are always flattered to

hare their predictions come true. WlllardHolcomb, now of the "House of Wltmark,"was attracted, like many others, hy the workof a little girl In one of last season's suc-

cesses, and Immediately prognosticated a"future" for her.

the back of his neck. Losing control of his

temper, which aeemed to be not a particular-

ly good one, he soundly berated the darkey.

"Look here, you Idiot," he exclaimed Anal-

ly, "I want you to know that your careless-

neaa has annoyed a man who will probably

one day be one of the greatest actors In the

country."

"'Deed, Sub," aald the darkey, "1 don't

know 'bout dat. 1 wm In de gallery at deshow las' night—I reckon dat when you's

one o' de greates' actors In de Ian' I'll be

de 'prlctor o' ilia yere hotel."

Another Instance of Thespian conceit wasIllustrated during a discussion among someHCtors at the Lamba' Club ono day. Theywere enumerating the different actora and

Those who saw "The Tenderfoot," at thenew Tort Theatre, will recall Ethel John-son, the clever little carroty haired sou-hrette who played the part of the girl whowas continually hungry. In this productionshe had little to do except eat "perishableprops" and to dance. Her methods were soinimitably droll that she made an ImmediateImpression on the audiences, and many won-dered why she had not been given a part con-taining more opportunities for her talents.Th« all seeing managerial eye, however,

noted ber wort, and In the latest prodnc-"pn, under the management of the DearbornTheatre Company, presenting "The Forbiddenland," Hiss Johnson Is to be seen In thePrincipal sonbrette role, Hatda, the bome-•>« Swedish girl. In this sbs has scored

by Guy F. Steely, are written In the qualut,

drawling Scandinavian dialect, while the

composer, Frederick Chapln, bos moulded a

little of the melancholy of the North Into

hla dainty, yet haunting, melody.

Tho "House of Wltmark" will soon Issue

the complete score of this new musical hit,

ability In mimicry tnnkes her an exceedingly

amusing "teller of stories." The little actress

relates one where a very conceited would-beThespian wna for a moment put to confusion

by a darkey waiter. She was dining at ahotel with some friends one day. Seated at

the next table were two or three members of

tin- personal pronoun, "I," which be usedoftcner than any other.

During the dinner the waiter was about to

placo a glass of Ice water beside his plate,

when the actor suddenly leaned back In bis

chair, his bead coming In quick contact withthe glass, spilling the cold contents down

actrcHses who owed tliolr professional suc-

cess to opportunities given them by certain

managers, and deplored the unwillingness

of some of these to give due credit to those

managers.

"Well," remarked ono of the group, wbosoopinion of bis own talont was far greater

than that of the critics, "I don't have to

thank any manager for my advance In tbeprofession—I'm a $clf made man,""And that relieves Frobman of an Im-

mense responsibility on your account," dryly

remarked a brother actor.

9.A member of "The Bonnie Brier Hush"

company overheard an amusing conversation

one day wblie dining at a restaurant In Hall-

fax, Novt Scotia, during tbe recent engage-

486 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. JXTLT 23.

meat there. A man, whoie dreia and general

appearance proclaimed him to be a country-

man from tbe North, and a very unsophlstl-

eated one at that, waa seated at a nearby

table. Evidently he was unused to restau-

rant life and did not know what to order, for

be peered about to see what others were eat-

ing and, wtfcn noting different dlsbes that

appealed to his eye, ordered the same brought

to him. ills comments upon them to the

waiter were amusing to the actor.

One dish brought to him chanced to be araspberry Ice. He mated it, and calling the

waiter, said

:

"An' what do you be callin' that I I'm

tblnkln' It'a frost bitten."

"Why, It's s dessert course, Sir—and It's

all right—it's an Ice, Sir."

"An Ice, Is It? An' be they come to eatln'

Ice in Halifax T Where I come from there's

so much of It we wouldn't think o' pnttln'

It on tbe (able for food. We use Ice only to

skate on."

•It has been related of John McCullough

that on one occasion only he turned a tragic

scene Into one of comedy. It was the oat-

come of an accident, and showed that, with

all his dramatic sense of the serious, he still

hid his Irish sense of humor.

During a scene, which was set as a Romansenate chamber, he unfortunately came In

forcible contact with one of the pillars sup-

porting some of the scenery. The pillar, In-

stead of being tbe usual "prop" manufacture,

was a heavy piece of timber, balf round, and

painted white, to resemble marble. The im-

pact of tbe actor's bead against this Jarred

both pillar and man, so ihat for s moment he

lost bis lines. The audience was breathless

with suspense, fearing tbclr favorite had

hurt himself badly. McCullough saw this,

nnd, to assure them to the contrary, by a

little bit of comedy business, be turned tbe

silence Into laughter.

Taking a large handkerchief from the

bosom of his tunic, be proceeded to unfold it

lengthwise Into a bandage, the audience

thinking his Intention was to bind it about

bis Injured forehead. However, be ap-

proached tbe offending pillar, and solicitous-

ly bandaged it Instead—a bit of business that

brought tbe bouse down.

*A story Is told of a Broadway favorite, a

leading man, whose acting Is far superior to

bis ability at card playing. He la absolutely

lacking In that special Instinct necessary In

playing even tbe simplest of card games. At

gatherings of friends he has always been the

only one left out of the friendiy game that

might be going on. Not long ago be de-

termined to try to learn the rudlmenta of

poker in order to Join an occasional game,

for be had wearied of the Jokes of his friends

on his Inability to play.

Accordingly, for two or three nights, a

few of his best friends bored themselves try-

ing hard to initiate htm. There was no ex-

citement In the game for them, because real

money did not figure In It The fourth night

the actor decided that he knew the game

well enough to play for money, and the

hands were dealt, He bravely saw ail the

bets for several rounds, losing heavily with-

out n murmur. After playing half an hour

hia friends noticed a sudden brightening of

lila eye, end the general opinion was that he

bold "something good." Ho "raised" every bet,

and there were many of them, for all live men

held exceptionally good hands. Finally be

was called, and his friends fully expected

him to take In the chips. Tbe oft repeated

question, "What have you got?" waa asked,

when he lay down his hind, Joyfully ex-

claiming :

"I've got you all beaten—I've got 'little

aisslnol'"The others looked at each other, but spoke

not. Words felled them all.

To Correspondents),M. II. MoGray—The following are excel-

lent : The Guide Pott, published at 280 ThirdAvenue, North Minneapolis, Minn.; ThuDraught! "World, published In Glasgow, Scot-

land ; Dr. 8chaorer, 847 H. Tenth Street, NewYork City, American agent: both monthlycingnzlneB. devoted exclusively to checkers.

Titos. Foy and Old 14th.—See the fol-

lowing week.iienht TAtnor.—Have written yon.Mattir Li Claim.—Have sent you an

analysis of the position.

Solution of Positionni tiios, cowib.

mack 10White 28

White to move13 1) 27 82 B Dlti 20 D 28 20I n 82 27 14

S3 2T 15 18 20 2581 24 22 23 14 1720 2T 5 1 27 826 10 21V 20 17 2217 22 1 B 25 2010 IB 20 25 28 24

28K2

No. 10, Vol. 52L1VIBPO0L.17 2180 81and win.

82 2724 1027 2410 1524 1015 1019 2418 1524 27

16 1127 2410 724 287 8

Whitew'ne.

Position Ho. 17, Vol. 63.

sr W. SEWARD, raw YOKE.Black 4 8 11 18 15 16

:¥S%

Game No. 17, Vol. S9.EDINBURGH.

Ill TIIOS. COWIE, LIVEBrOOL.From Leeitt Mercury.

1) IS 2 7 20 27 7 18 18 2824 10 20 35 81 24 22 18 10 1411 10 8 11 14 17 14 28 23 2722 18 15 8 21 14 20 12 24 10CO 4 11 10 17 18 17 27 8128 24 10 10 10 10 12 8 10 1616 20 12 10 12 10 6 10 81 9782 28 • 24 8 24 IB 8 8 10 1110 14 II 12 17 21 10 14 27 2418 15 23 10 28 24 8 7 11 77 10 1 6(b) 14 14 18 White20 22 27.24(0) 15 11 7 10 wluc

(a) Given to correct Messrs. Schaefer andKelly's 1'nlnly analysis, which plays as fol-lows:10 15 28 1 16 2 7 15 2410 10 10 23 14 18 10 IB 28 8022 17 27 18 81 26 7 10 24 271.1 20 14 12 10 16 II) 16 1080 26 18 2 10 15 21 1720 22 5 14 7 10 18 23 80 25

Drawn,(hi The position was run up by S and K,

as follows:11 1(1 25 22 7 10 15 8 8 1224 10 10 14 82 28 4 11 28 10

18 20 25 2 7 10 16 ID22 18 10 20 18 16 12 10 Bsme is6 28 24 8 11 24 8 at (b)

White 17 18 20 22 28 24 20Black to play and draw.

News of the Game.G. H. Blocum, tbe noted problematist and

checker expert, Is now on a checker playingtrip from Chicago to Prophetstown, III.

;

from there to St Louis One of the prin-cipal requirements for players of note Is

retentive memory. Sometimes a great playerwill allp on well known ground. For In-

stance, in the Boston tournament Heffnerlost a game to Barker. In looking ever thegame with Dr. Schaefer, later on, be casuallyremarked that It seemed as though be hadseen it before. Dr. Schaefer replied : "Why,Ous, you analyzed that very line and pub-lished It In The Sevark (N. J.) Coil." ToIllustrate the wonderful memory powers some-times displayed, take Harry Plllsbury, whosjves the following example: A pack ofcards was thoroughly shuffled and an un-known number of them laid aside : the re-maining ones are then called off to him. Assoon as they had all been called off be Im-mediately named tbe uncalled cards. Mr.Plllsbury very seldom forgets losing movesIn checkers Tbe World's Fair at "StLu" will no doubt be Instrumental In bring-ing checker players together In the WestAny players visiting tbe fair. If they wouldtake a run north to Rattlesnake SpringsDairy, Carrolton, III., will find J. O. L. Car-mody, who will make It very enjoyable forthem W. P. Puree! I, In The Guide Pott,saya that be Is willing to play the Whitemen In tbe Black Doctor opening, to a draw,against any player on the top side of thisgreen earth, for money, marbles or chalk.

Springfield, Mo., who fata courteously placedtwo seta at onr service, and we design to

commence their publication next week. Ofcoarse, we shall not give the solutions till

after the awards—unless, Indeed, the mana-ger wishes them—but if we receive sny so-

lutions materially differing from the au-thor's, we will at once forward them to Mr.Hawkins.

Enigma No. 2,407.

8T AXTHUX CHAlLtCK.The following composition won first prise

In The Bt/lnry UcrMng Herald'* ninth In-

ternat'onal problem tourney, and has beenthe recipient of such generous praises fromthe Australian press that we present It

* * bi x a a aQB8,QKt4, Q3, KB 7, (J 8, QBsq, K B 8, KKto

* I 1** t I t tK4, KKt(, QK8, K 2, KE«, QKt4, B2, Q3, KR4

White to play and mate In two moves.

NOTES MOM THE BENNETT COMEDY ANDSpecialty Co.—We ore In our twelfth weekunder canvas, snd business Is good. Theroster Is as follows: A. H. Bennett mana-ger; Berths Bennett, aoabrette; Pat Hend-ron, high diver; tbe Doss Sisters, singers

and dancers; the Four Montgomery Bros.,

acrobats; Hsud Conrad, pianist Cbas.

Stack and Hiltoh write from the FoIImMarlgny Theatre, Paris, under date of Juw4 : ''There) are only three theatres In l-aniat present running a thorough variety r,r£gramme, vis: Tbe Albambra, Follea Mirlgny and the Moulin Eonge, and at each orthese the headline acts are American athe Marlgny are SUck and Milton, Fernun

Bradley and Leo Hendron Joined July 1. to dez May Trio, Ida Fuller, and Miss Carroll-

close the olio with their singing axd dancing at the Alhambra, the Harmony Four, and

Franklin TS. Manhattan.Board No. 1 of the new series between tbe

above clubs for the splendid challenge trophypresented by Aristldei Msrtlnes, to be award-ed to the club winning It thrice In succession,or five times non-consecutlvely. The Initial

match waa drawn, 8 to 8. A. W. Fox for M.,8. W. Bampton for F.

BO? LOPEZ KT'S OAmH.Mr. Fox. Mr. Bampton.1..IMOK4 PtoK*2..KKt-Bl8..B-Ktot fUsslsj6..R-Ksq6..P-B8

B..OKt-Q2B..KPXP10..Kt-K4ii..q-Kt« +l!..KBXKt13..BXQP +

QKt-BSKt-B3B-K3F-Q8CastlesKt-R sqP-B4QBXPB-KtoP-Q4QBXKtK-Rsq

Mr. Fox. Mr. Bampton.U.KtPXB PtoB8l&..B-hlsT18..KIX Kt1T..Q-K818..QXBW19.. R-K 8»..K-Kt221..R-Kt822..K-Bsq28..R Inter24..KRXP2J..O-Kt pq28,. BX K

KM} 8QXKtQXQPQXB24PQ-her 8 +

The Chess Digest.We are In receipt of a proposition from

the publishers to Issue Vol. IV of this peer-less work by Mordecal Morgan, "if"—well,If what? Just this: Tbe publishers franklyadmit a heavy loss on the three volumes al-

actWilliam J. McQdinr writes: "I have

signed for next season a* baritone with the

great Barlow Minstrels, J. A. Coburn, mana-ger. Dom. Harold Rosenthal and I are

spending the Summer at Coburg, Ont Mr.

Rosenthal goes with the William H. WestBig Minstrels next season."THE BILL AT JOHNSON'S ELECTRIC THSA-

ni, Waterloo, la., for week of July 11 waa

:

Tbe Altons, the Johnsons, Jack Rouscb, andthe Great Train Robbery. E. H. Johnson,

manager, and H. Bernhart, stage manager,write: "We are doing big business right

alone. Week of July 4 we were unable to

handle the people."Fbi amd Fbazee have been engaged for

next season for "A Country Eld Co, to

Slay tramp and soubrette, respectively, ando their specialty.McCobmick and Baibows open July 18

for two weeks at Johnson's Electric Theatre,Waterloo, la., with the Palace Theatre, SiouxCity, and Edwin R. Lang's circuit to follow,

Kathbtn Swan is engaged at tbe Audi-torium, Kansas City, Mo., as a special fea-

ture. Her Illustrated songs are a great suc-

cess and ber voice better than ever.Cms. E. and Bibtba Tatlox are spend-

ing their vacation at their home, at Frank,Pa., which they recently purchased.Howabd Adeline and "Rcbbeb" are pre-

senting tbelr act "The Lady aud the Maid,"at Park Theatre, Manistee, Mich,, and re-

port success.HELEN JACKSON AND MACD DOCQLAS State

that they do not go with Cliff Grant's enter-prises next season. They are now playlDgpark dates.The Three Jacksons have purchased an

entire new rigging for their set, and ere

Slaying Western parka since Mr. Jacksonas recovered from bis recent Illness, which

was due to malaria fever,BtiBT Savot, Impersonator, writes: "I re-

cently closed a three weeks' return engage-ment at the Market Theatre, Toledo, 0., andam now on my third week at Miller's The-atre, Lena, 0., with the Western circuit ofparks to follow."

MARTIN BECK AND HIS NEW TOURING CAR.

Cbe$$.Problem No. 3,407.

BX W. B. BHAWN.BLACK.

14WHITE.

White to play and mate In tour moves.

Q'S P OPENING.

Game No. 2,467.Board No. 1 of the last match, Chicago t>».

Philadelphia; C. W. Phillips for C, W. P.Shipley for 1*

White,Phillips.l..PtoQ4S..KKt-Bt8..QB-B44..P-K86..P-QBSB..QKt-QaI..QsMUI8..KB08B..PXKP10..KIX Ktll..Kt-KHa13..KtXB18..0B-B414.. Castles

mack,Bblpley.PtoQ4KKUfiSP-KtT-QB4Kt-l)8Kit 3U-0 2P-K4QKtXPKBXKt

wf'aatlru1S..O-B2lfl.-KR-i17

0.81UK 2

White,Phillips.

18..RtoQ4ie..OR-QsqK..B-hls821..P-KR822..P-K Kt423..K-K2((i)

Black,Shipley.PtoQKUKt-K6P-B4P-OR4P-Kt 8K-Uxq

24..R-KKtsqQR-hlslR-KIl-Kt 3 R-K Kt 8

KR-Osq QR-KtaqKlt-KKt Kt-iUKtPXP KtPXP

25

272S

2980..BPX31. .1'Q 5

83..RXR +83..BXB

B-hls J (I) P-Q8Kt-QSBXPrxreslgn!Resigns

CastlesK R-K sqP-B5B-hlB8

,(a) White's doting combination Is beau-

tiful.

( I ) This churchman starts on an Itinerarywhich Mr. Shipley saw but could not staveoff.—Chicago Tri'vune.

Problem Toaraanent,This department of tbe Seventh American

Cbesa Congress Is now receiving its entries,each set consisting of four problems—one Intwo ; two In three, and one In four moves.The manager of this department Is our oldfriend and contributor, X. Hawkins, of

ready Issued at the prices asked, but nowpropose to bring the work up to date andcompletion by a closing volume, at 85.00 acopy

—

"if we receive a sufficient number oforders, to have reasonable assurance againstfurther loss." Vol IV will carry the vars. to17.., some to 26.. with the win Indicated,and will cover the ground from 1000 to 1005.No cbesa writer can do the game a greaterservice than to extend this notice, and noplayer, especially by correspondence, can dohimself a greater service than to subscribefor the proposed Vol. IV. Address Pattersonft White Co., 618 Ludlow Street Phlladel-phla. Pa.

Uaudcome and minstrelVibders and Dunlap write : "Our new act,

'Aunt Mellnda's Opportunity,' Is meetingwith success. We nave played the entireCrystal circuit twice, and have started onour third trip. We have plenty of timebooked, and are pleasing everywhere we go."Mobbat and Claitok write: "We bsve

presented our sketch, 'The Kid's Visit, withsuccess over the Ohio circuit We playedWeast's Theatre, Peoria, 111., last week, andwere held over for this week. We play theC. O. H. next week, with the Lang circuitto follow. This will take us Into Portland,Ore., where we will lay off for a few weeks,ca we have some very Important businessto transact white there, sfter which wewill play the California circuit, fillingout the rest of the season. We expect toreturn Esst the following season, with ourlittle daughter, Rosebud, and will do a tripleact"

Geo. Gale and Maidie WsmsLir are Sum-mering at tbelr cottage. Island Lake, nearAnn Arbor, Mich.

Al. Pinabd. formerly of Plnard and Qaffy,has Joined Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berry, for-merly Berry and Hughes, and tbey are doinga comedy act The team will be known asthe Berry-Plnard Trio.John C. Patbick, John G. Btewabt and

B. A. Walkbb have opened the New YorkVaudeville and Dramatic Exchange at Bos-ton, Msas.Doll I. Faslabdbau Is this week at Ca-

narsle, L. I., and has the Gorman park cir-

cuit to follow.Gbeoobt and Lind, after closing a suc-

cessful engagement on the Eelth circuit,

opened, July 11, on tbe Proctor circuitAonbs Cabtle and Liezktt Hows have

signed for next season with tbe AmericanBurlesquers.Habbt Montaqcs, whose burlesques and

musical comedies have been a leading; feat-

ure at Watson's Theatre, Brooklyn, N. v.,

during the past four months, will open fora special engagement at the Lafayette Thea-tre, Buffalo. N. Y., week of July 11. Underhis personal stage direction tbe large slockcompany now playing there will interpreta few of bit bright snd sparkling produc-tions.

Annie Hindle writes: "I bare been lo-

cated at Toledo, O., two years, and last Sat-urday nlgbt closed a very successful engage-ment In Taudevllle. On Sunday, July 10,I opened with the Grands Stock DramaticCo. for an indefinite engagement

Sntdeb and Bdcklxt bave been resting atArverne, L. I., after two years In vaudeville.Tbey will be with Weber ft Rush's attrac-tions next season. They play Hurtlg ft Sea-mon's Pier, Arverne, July 18.Notes rsou tbe Euifbh Tbeatbi. of

Ashtabula Harbor, O., J. M. Foley, proprietorand manager.—We ore certainly getting first

class people since E. Nlbbe took charge ofBtage. This week the bill names: Tbe Nas-myths, Dupree and Teiter, Bert Parker, Eu-genia Woods, Castle and Collins, the John-sons, Dolly Delmore and Lulu Roberts.Habbt Nte states that he was encased to

manage the Wallace Park Theatre, Paducnh,Ky., tor tbe Summer, but was taken sickwith typho-malarlal fever while there, andhad to be sent to the home of relatives stMarietta, 0. He is Improving rapidly, butwill spend tbe rest of the Summer In re-cuperating.Eddib FEBN8, late of Ferns and Warde,

recently closed with Henderson Stock Co.,and will play park dates In Ohio snd In-diana.Tub People at Wise's Mabket Theatbe,

Toledo, 0., week of 11 were: The Moon Sis-ters. Llllle Marr, Jessie Foley, Ada Adair,Stella Raymond, Ona Walker, Ada West,Madrid walker, Anna Wright, Burt Perry,Charley Lovejov, George Mitchell. Businessla good and this house Is open the year'round.Tbe Townkb Sistebs report success In

their new singing nnd dancing act, and arebooked solid to December. Tney have beenplaying good time and bave several returndates.Rena Wabhbcbn will work with her sis-

ter, Lillian Washburn, and they have signedwith the Imperial Burlesquers for next sea-son.

Stdney Obant, who Is In Europe for twomonths' rest, has visited Berlin, Hamburg,Cologne and Paris. After a few weeks InLondon he will return here to take up theseason's work.Lulf Trusts states that she is meeting

with great success through California. Shewill play Oregon, Washington and Coloradonext Winter.Clara Adaus informs us that she met

with a very serious accident while out au-tomoblllng with a party of friends, aud waacompelled to cancel her engagement at Bos-ton.

The Stab Tbeatbs. Montreal, Can., willopen Its doors Aug. 21, under the manage-ment of tbe Canadian Amusement Co., play-ing only burlesque and musical farce comedyattractions.

Julian Rose writes : "I have the distinc-tion of being the only Hebrew Impersonatorto be retained for a third week at the Or-pheum, San Francisco, snd the Erst to be en-gaged for a return date. I will stsr nextseason under A H, Wood's management"

Johnson and Dean, and at tbe Moulin Hour*Cook and Miss Kotbert, to represent it,.

United States. R. 0. Knowles and his wlflarrived here iaat nlgbt from Glasgow for itwo weeks' vacation, and dropped In at theFollea Marlgny, which theatre, by the warIs patronized principally by American anjEnglish tourists and residents In Paris \\,have recently finished a three months' tourof Southern France and the Medlterraneaaand North Africa, and while some ot thetheatres are not up to the standard, the engagements are very pleasant and the countrrvery beautiful. We remain In Paris untilSeptember, wben we return to Germany tocommence next season's bookings."Grace Eumbt writes: "I will be In the

city next week to attend to the rest of mibookings before sailing for England, to oila few weeks at the Isle of Man. I will be-gin my tour in America at Hyde ft Behnuin'iat Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct 81.* *

Billy Bpencxb (Grogan) has signed fornext season with tbe Merry Maidens Bur-lesquers.Tub Wbitesides report success upon

tbelr tour through the West and state thatthey ere booked solid for forty-five weeksjob Cotni Is In bis tenth week with Mob-

roe's Entertainers, doing comedy. He saystbe show is a success.BOQEB lMHO», HDOB L. CONN AND Sc-

eanne Cobinnb are spending a vacation attbelr borne. Bock Island, 111., camping outon the banks of the Mississippi Blver. Thetrio are engaged for next season with GusHill's Vanity Fair Co., for a feature of theolio.

Lone Stab Habbt writes: "I left NewYork July 11, for the Northwestern circuitfor sixteen weeks. I open at Butte, Mont.July 18."The Thfee Diamonds report success pre-

senting their new sketch, "The Jewels ofMiss Julian," on the Pacific coast.Genie Leslie recently purchased a lot

at Rockiwsy Beach, and Intends haying acottage built there In AugustThe Quaker City Quabtetts (John Fieri

Harry Ernest, John Healv and B. 8. Carnes)'who hare signed with Al. G. Field's GreaterMinstrel Co., as a feature, will Join tbe com-pany about Aug. 1, at Columbus, O.Williams amd Mslbdbn report a decided

success at Idors Park, Youngstown, 0., wherethey were re-engaged for the second weekThey were last week at the Farm Theatre,Toledo, O.The Millabd Bbos., Bill and Bob, bicycle

experts, have sljned as a special vaudevillefeature with John Hlmmeleln.Manageb Lou Hohmeb writes: "I am

now starting rehearsals for my burlesqueshow, which goes out Aug. 22, opening atWhite Plains, N. Y., for one night I willcarry with me sixteen women and five com-edians, and have two burlesques, openingwith the funny burlesque, entitled 'Hiramnt the Fair, or Having Fun with the Dalsj.'This was created for laughing purposes only,and should be a success from the start Noexpense has been spared to make this one ofthe best traveling burlesque shows, barringnone. My roster is beaded by Mabel Ben-nett and her three original picks, and in-cludes Florence Wayne, "the girl with thebig voice;" Edward Abies, finger whistler;Lush and Gordon, Hebrew comedians; Ray-mond and La Vail, acrobats; May Burns,Lizzie Taibart, Edna Shaffer. Josle Lands-berry. Frankle 8herwood, Freda King, Tesslel'ong, Lilly Cox, Fanny Hardv Estelte Sis-ters, Alice Webber. Bay Melrose, Etta Hoi-den. I will have for my advance agent Jo-seph Hollender; second man, Mortle Miller.No expense has been spared In the line ofpaper and electrical effects."The Electric Comedy Foctb (Tommy

Merrick, Karl Gath, Chas. E. Stutzman andGeo. W. Eerr) report great success with theirnew act Several times during the presentpark season they bave been re-engagea for asecond week. They will close on the parksInly 80, and will open on the Keith circuitAug. 1, after which they will rehearse withtheir company for next season. They writethat they are re-eDgaged at every park theyhave played this season for next Bummer, a:an increase of salary.The Jcoolino McBanb, Emerson snd

Stone, M. J. Kelleber, snd Gregory and Lindwere guests recently at a supper given byL'dward Doyle, at Henderson's, Coney Islandand report a very pleasant time. Mr. Doricrelated several Interesting Incidents of bintrip abroad.Howabd Morbis opened on the Graumfn

circuit, at Los Angeles. Cat., July 11.Davis and Wilson have been engaged for

six weeks by M. L Sullivan, at Queen CityGardens, Elmlra, N .Y.

Eddie Delamby and wipe, Mabie Ostella,after two weeks' visit at the World's Fslr,St. Louis, bave begun their Summer engagements at parks, week or July 11 they wereat Ebner's Park, Burlington, fa., with Gale?burg, 111.: Michigan City, Ind., and GrandRapids, Mich., to follow. Tbey report thattheir new comedy, "A Lunatics Dream," Is

meeting with success. Mr. Delaney is havinga new play written, by H. L Newton, thathe will Bhortly produce, with Marie Ostellain tbe leading role,Lillian Held has signed with Bobt Man-

cheater's Vanity Fair Co., to do her specialtyIn the olio, and play the leading soubretterole.

McCune and Grant (Frank and May) re-

port meeting with success In the West, hav-ing finished successful engagements on theLubelskl and Grauman circuits. They arenow on tbe Lang circuit, doing their comedyacrobatic and horizontal bar act

Geo. and May Woodward, "The OriginalSunburned Rubes," are booked solid In Sum-mer parka, and open Aug. 15 at Tony Pas-tor's Theatre, New York.Tub Bartelhis, Louis and Bessie, acro-

bats and foot Jugglers, open on the Keithcircuit Aug. 20, with tbe Shea circuit tofollow.

Cooper and Robinson write: "Our setwas a big success Isst week at LexingtonPark, Lexington, Mass., as the feature. Riv-erton Park, Portland, Me., follows,"Jambs and Davis, "Tbe Aristocrat snd

Coon, are st their respective homes resting,having just completed forty consecutiveweeks on Southern and Western circuits,where their act they report, has proved adecided success.The Luzon Comedy Co. has engaged the

Collins Bros., Billy snd Jlmmie, singing anddancing comedians, for the Summer season.Radpord and Valentine write from Eng-

land announcing their success at the EmpireTheatre. Liverpool.

Jbssb Babb writes: "I spent severaldays with my husband, F. C. Kobson, whilethe Sells ft Downs Shows were st KansasCity, Mo., and afterward returned to Chi-cago."

Habry Bdbns, bag poacher, writes: "I

am making a greot success with my musics I

and novelty bag punching act. This week 1

work the Trocadero Theatre, Chicago, withVlacenues and Terrs Haute, lad., to follow.My next season's bookings are with the Win.Allen Enterprises, which bring me bookedsolid up to May, 1005."Sam Queen has been engaged by Loulr

Boble for next season, to play the characterot Michael Murphy, with Route's Knicker-bocker Burlesquers.Chas. Bmith and Jack Campbell bave

again become partners, and are now playingthe Keith circuit

July 23. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 487

®m±1 Plaveri, «!SXOTW VMM lfaMOW A FBUL'8 Mljf-

stbeis.—This U onr seventh week out, play-

ing the Melrllle circuit of parks, and every-where the management of parka want tieshow to play a return date. This companyIs one of the beat that could be put together, next searon under tffii"m.'ii«« '

"-' i» 'O"'

nd Inclndea inch well known people as Ed tbanlelRoth and Lm R ^KKS? il5of NV

iteat*. 8L floraker. B. toreker* Billy Welle, cal com^e "mied ?The We,*Point Cadit "joe Neaison, J. O. Daly, William Oswald, by rani BllhaudI and Albert Barre Thl.and Marlon and Pearl. Air. Bents has one play was known In the French as^'Tk-Ta t£- the beat wlr.„.ct^.ver_.een In those K* The American adapUt." hi,^

Wlnthrope Stock Co. Notes: Welar season of forty-two week*C, June 25, and opened onr

•[irka whlls the Soraker Brothers, as buck made by M. NordSfan the «1JS m,Sancew.are hart to beBt ĥeyuieb0?n Q^ij$^\£^^%^*j*

M

sort ana irmju ju«™. ^ uijuu \,omeay Lonried produced the play In German ,t th«Hour are wlthont doubt one of the beat Irving Place Theatre New Ynri .??»;.!--„m p<iT alnainr ta»» ago.

^ueaire, new xork, a few years

— Frederick R. Wilson writes: "At theconclusion of my tonr aa manager of Shlp-man'a 'Aa Yon Like It' Co. I devoted a fow— Pella Fox haa iimki . - .. *. Jl ** ,n L ' n

.(lle» p«*. Greenaboro, N. C, 27. weeka at the bath* at Weat Baden, Ind. 1

xt sea.»n under tfi? m.n.^?™.„c» J5

,£lr U*.n.'«X

r EdM" h«« MC,,r*d *«• •DOT» P*'* •m D0W the jgueat of my manager, 6llver U.until the last of August, when we will open Cotten, at Albion, Mich. Time passes pleaa-our second regular season, In a repertory of antly in flahlng, boating, bathing and Inscenic productions of late Mew York sue- discussing the multifarious plana for thecesses. Well known scenic artlata are now faat approaching season. The new play, 'Inat work on our new scenery and set stuff,Our present roster: Bdsall A Wlnthrope,"?'• proprietors: D. B. Bdsall, manager; *..» .......Jack B. Lesalg, Jack Caldwell, Jamea Smith, act three, at Weat Baden, In accordance

end Marlon and Pearl are too well known tonentlon. Their work is bright, "snappy"and op to date. They announce they arelooked up solid until 1906. The members ofthe company are enjoying themselves row-Ins, fishing and ball playing. They havecome good fishermen among them. Mrs.Pearl (Minnie Granville) Is spending a fewweeks with her husband (Billy Pearl). Shewill resume her park work July 18, and playill weeks through Canada, after which shewill rejoin her husband for the rest of theseason. Marlon and Pearl have signed con-tracts with Mr. Melville for next Summer,nd will open near New York May 80.

(laix and OauVHuc, musical comedians,write: "We will take two weeks' rest, July1 1 and 18, the first lay off in seventy weeks.Gray and wife (Nellie Moore) will go toRoanoke, Va., and Graham, wife and baby,will go to St. Louis to the fair."Madgb Dattelle closed three successful

weeks at Csslno, Syracuse. N. Y., with a re-turn date end other good work to follow.Aheixb and Leslie write that they are

doing excellent work with their novelty sing-ing act They recently closed four weekg atOntario Lake Park, with Sea Breeze Park,Irondequolt, N. Y., to follow. This weekthey begin their circuit of Canadian parks,opening at Hanlon Point, Toronto. Can.Srvmiss and Wintms have Just closed

three successful weeka at the Chor. A. De-Inne Theatre, 8pokane, Wash., and are nowat the Empire, In Seattle.Rubt A. Raymond la resting for the Sum-

mer at Kensington, N. Y, She will play thesoubrette character and do her specialty withGu 9 Hill's "Happy Hooligan" Co, next sea-son.

The Mxdfobd, Mass., Brigade of Rasp-berries was organized by Mitchell and Mar-roo, week of Jul/ 4, when the following newberries were picked : Bmelte Benner, NellieHartford, Minnie Burke, C. B. Edwards, DonRamsey. J. F. Mitchell, Leo Christian, KittyHartford, Frances Hoyt, John Birch, TomMorrlBy. Sherman B. Pike, J. E. Mitchell Jr.,Jo. RobeUllle. The new brigade held abocIsI session and banquet Saturday evening,July 9, Specialties were given by EmelleBenaer, Hartford Sisters, John Blrcb, TomMorrlsy, and Mitchell and Marron. Reed andSbair, of the Trocadero, Philadelphia, Bri-gade, were presentFiank Adams, of Frank and Ida Adams,

:rlfPB* "fiTsT1 •ant' trna o/i ati<*j-i&n-v4*iil l*n» *nMAl*

ENGLAND'S LEADINeTIUDETUXE MANAGERS.

J. B. Wright, James Waters, Charles III,

Robert Barton, Elmer Grander, Harry De-haven, Pearl Wlnthrope, Marie Clifford,Martha Drake, Enid Delle and Emma Monk.Our specialty people engaged for the regularseason are : Smith and Delle, Adams, Ed-wards and Zeke, and Will St. Vino. Ourroute this season will embrace the largercities of Virginia, Tennessee, North Caro-lina. South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama andFlorida. A prosperous season la hoped for,as most of our time Is the same we playedthe past season, and made an enviable repu-tation as one of the strongest popular priceattractions that ever toured the South.— Carrie Terklna haa been engaged for therole of Hl-Faloot, In "The Bho-Oun," andWilliam P. Carleton for the role of Leopoldo,In "The Yankee Consul."— Hamlin. Mitchell A Fields have engagedGeorge Richards, Louis Payne, BlancheChapman and Rosa Cooke for important rolesin tbelr forthcoming production of "BirdCentre.'— Ludwlg Lederer has been engaged forthe part of one of the German students Inthe pumpernickel act of "Becky Sharp,"which Mrs. Flake will revive at the Manhat-tan Theatro In September.— Powera 4 Johnson write : "We are or-Bfiiilzing our company for next season, andwill present the farce comedy success, 'AllAboard.' The company will number fourteen

the Service of Mankind,' Is now completennd will be used by me as the opening play.The author, Jamea A, Godfrey, rearranged

withmy Ideas. It deals largely with the labor queatlon and opens to me a new line of work.The emotional actress, Olive West, baa beenengaged for leads. The Hat of plays In-cludes 'Robert Emmet,' 'Monte Crlsto,' 'Be-yond the Atlantic,' 'A True Born American,'and a superb production of 'Camllle.' Inthe latter play Miss West will be featuredsolely, I remaining out of the cast. Thecompany engaged to support me numbersamong its ranks many players of note. Thetour Is booked solid until April 10. Seasonbegins at Elkhart, Ind., Aug. 8. Special at-tention has been siren to the scenic environ.ments, resulting In complete productions ofeach play. The Itinerary embraces theStates of Michigan, Ontario, Indiana, Iowa.Minnesota, North and South Dakota andWisconsin."— Mande Adams Is to have a new comedy,which Israel Zangwlll will write. CharlesProhman has arranged for the play to beready in three months' time. Mr. Krobmanhas also renewed his contract for the Kngllshrights of M. Rostand's "L'Alglon," so thatwhen Miss Adams appears In the new Zang-wlll comedy here, she will have "L'AlglorT'as a second play. When Miss Adams closedher season at Kalamazoo, Mich., on July 0,ahe called the members of her company to-gether after the final fall of the curtain, andmade a little speech to them, and gave to

- each a piece of Jewelry—brooches for thepeople, and we will have all special paper women and stickpins for the men. The giftsand concert band and orchestra, and several were of value, being aet with gems, prfncl-

udevllle features. We have signed pally diamonds and emeralds.

JACK DE FIIEECEIs young in years, but old In the service hehas spent in the music hall business. Hecomes of an old time theatrical family, andwhen he was a boy attending school he waaacting manager, under bis father, at theGaiety, Liverpool. Later on, thirteen years

writes : "Onr act was so successful last week, ego, he was engaged In the offices of theat Newark, 0., that Mr. Harris held us over New York Packing Company, In

"

Othalla Karfack and Dorothy Turner for theleading roles, this making their second seasonwith this company, F. J. Powers will lookafter the business with the company, andAl. Johnson will be ahead, with James Can-non as second agent This company travelsIn Its own special hotel car. Time Is fillingrapidly, and a successful season Is lookedfor."— Theodore Roberts and George Thatcherharo signed contracts with Henry W. Savageto play the two chief roles In the Western"County Chairman" Co. Mr. Roberts willplay the title role, and Mr. Thatcher will beSassafras Livingston, the negro.— Richard C. Maddox informs us that heIs In his eighth week aa leading comedianof the Murray Comedy Co., under the man-agement of J. Rus Smith, at McBeth'a Park,Lima, O. He has been re-engaged by man-ager Smith for next season for comedy sndspecialties, making his second year with theabove company.

another week. The act Is a big novelty, andthe managers are well pleased with it Wehave several return dates to play."Nona trom thb Musical Rsikabts.—

The Musical Belkarts Vaudeville Co. Ispacking the houses to the doors every nightMrs. Relkart is meeting with success in a new"old maid" act and fir. Re'kart is doing afine "rube" acf Prof. Relkart will Joinhands with Wlllard Weber for their fairground show, and play the Western New Yorkand Pennsylvania fairs.Mcepht and Andbbws opened on the Proc-

tor circuit July 11.Cbabuis L. Beck and Gbbtbuob Db Vbbb

have Joined hands, and will shortly be seen

- Liverpool,and at nights, In conjunction with bis broth-er, Walter, Vesta Tllley's husband, managedthe Improved Gaiety. At this time be alsodid the booking for the Gaiety, Sheffield, andthe Varieties, Birkenhead, as well as theVariety. Bootle, and the Manx Fair Gardens,Isle of Man. He well remembers at this timewhen £5 a week was a big salary, and topliners like Dan Leno and Harry Randallworked for £i and £4 a turn. When Waltermarried, Jack Do Freece assumed the solemanagement of the Gaiety, but gave It up tomanage the Empire, Halifax, and later totake over the Savoy, Dublin, which he eoldto a London syndicate to float as a limitedcompany. About eight years ago he Joined

In a sketch, entitled ''Tie Model' aid "the Geo." Foster's 'agency? but Mr7 Barnes" Invited-vici, ' In which Mr. Beck will introduce his him to look after the front of the house atlightning drawing of prominent people.

B. R. Zaeunos, of 15. R. and Anna Zaranos,writes : "We have not lost a week since open-ing in our new act the second week in May.Th's past week we added new uniforms andsome extra settings for the finale to the act.

the London and Collins', two of the most suc-cessful London houses outside the West Endcircle. Under Mr. De Freece's capable andprogressive management both houses are nowpaying substantial dividends. Mr. De Freecepreserves all the traditions of his family, a

at bis houses, and a first class business manIn bis dealings with artists and others. Hehas a strong predellctlon In favor of Ameri-can acts, and la always on the lookout to se-cure them when good.

During week of July 4, at Hanlon's Point) charming and courteous host to the visitorsToronto, Out, we were second on the open- "

log bill, and after that our act went so strong

I?, ?e were Put down t0 cl0M the show.Miss Zaranos' slide trombone solos are takingtwo and three encores at every performance,and our double work, with batons and gun,for par finish, keeps them going, our handcontinuing even after the curtain has fallen.

Miare

vll0w' at work on » D,9 three 4ct. which

win, when ready, be one of the strongest nov-elties on the vaudeville stage."Bang Von Dsr.L writes: "Owing to the

fact that Arthur W. Banta is seriously 111 In

n ,,hC8

J!tal

' *"• act ot B»nto Bros, and Vonueii win not go out next season. I have

stfel "Wm

'H- West * Bl(t Jubllee Uln"

„Tu» following were at Olympic Park, New-

— Harry De Long writes from Boston,Mass : "Van Gerpen A De Long's New Yorkattraction, 'The Fire Brigade,' thirty people,with special paper, fireproof scenery, anamechanical and electrical effects, will openthe season Labor Day, Sept. 5, at Tarry-town, N. Y., and are booked solid for thirty-two weeks over the best circuits and the-atres in New York State, Vermont, Pennsyl-vania, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, WestVirginia and Ohio. The special features with-— — »—-•ww ,UQ ff V* V at V»J lAJlJIV, lain, AlCTT " •-••••• »•••» vu*v> * uw «|ivkii» *va»»iaaw» TV aw*

•rk. N. J., last week: Le Clair and Bowen this attraction Include the Vernon-Kennedy(third week). Dare Devil Carlo, "looping the 'Trio, with their clever child, Baby Ethel;$M>;" Bloiidin, "human torch" and high

'

.a'' Pj^ "yta* Valentines, Nellie Leon-

HARRY NIXON,Who was about forty years ago before theNew York public, In a Southern dialect act,Is a native of Alabama, and entered the pro-fession in Richmond, Va., while a soldierdurlDg the Civil War. He on occasions sup-ported Elolse Bridges. Ida Verno, Ella

- — _.™ _«. „. „_.,, „.»- — ,-7-i— :-.—- wren, B. R. Dalton, Dan Russell and otherstrelB next season, which begins Aug. 27, will special fireproof scenery, horses and comblna- Southern celebrities of those days. His Newte Harry C. Shuuk and Jerry Cunningham, tlon hose and chemical wagon on the stage.'' York debut was made In I860, with Georgetwo comedians, who have won their spurs In — O. H. and Gusale Johnstone closed their Christies Minstrels, at the old Bowery The-aicstrelsy, and who will be added to a Q(th season with the Nobles Bros. Theatre atre, and later he visited London In companycompany of unusual merit Co. (Northern), and returned to their home with Joe Densbury, Ned Banker, Jap TonneyUiBL B. La Rcb, after a season In vaude- at Holden, Mo. They will spend a few weeks and other noted minstrels, under the man-

'iHe. has signed with one of Robert Man- at the World's Pair before the opening of the agement of Poney Moore, at St. James Hall.season.

«rd, and Cherry and Bates.Amono the new faces for Dumont's MIn

the Flamme Slaters, Frances and Gusale,electrical and spectacular specialty; the FireBrigade Quartet (Vernon, Osborne, Dormanand Stetson), and the great fire scene, using

cheater's companies for next seasoni-a Rue is now doing a new act in the \

iA"*)! Impersonation, singing numl

WW rUt8 "P*018"' written for her by :

Missi way

numbers

Wright:T— * byKi-rif01?118 AK0 Jassts MiLLA* are spend-

n8ufhe Summer on their farm at Watervllle,

SsTstSS will play dates next season, and"t*tS «"*• I European trip.

f„i £*"* DwraoHS finished ten success-

KLweek',iu tha Northwest, July 16, with^!' r novelty gymnastic act, which, theyre-wiiii „?i*

na,-flo » pronounced success. They

— Joseph T. Belmont has retired from theEmpire Theatre Stock, Providence, B. I., andwill spend the remainder of the Summer onhis farm near Attleboro, Maes.— Harold G. Moran closed a week's en-gagement at Riverside Park, Detroit, Mich,,meeting with success In his original singing

a return date for week of

He Is now proprietor oil the Bolton House,Jacksonville, Tex., having retired from thestage.

— Notes from Godding k Shuttleworth'e"Poor Mr. Rich" Co. : Next season will finda popular repertory star beading a one pieceproduction. "Poor Mr. Rich" baa been se-

— May Robson returned from London lastweek. Miss Robsoa said that she had ac-quired the rights to a new London produc-tion, which deals with the adventures of acockney servant girl, and which, ahe added,would be seen here next season.— Trlzle Prigsnza and her sister, BessieFrlgania, who have been with "The Princeof Pllsen," returned to American last week.They returned to settle up the estate of theirfather, who died la Cinclnantl a short timeago.

— Bates A Heath write : "We will put outtwo repertory attractions next season. TheWestern company will open Aug. 20, and theEastern one Nov. 0. Both shows will be first

class In every respect, and will carry specialscenery and many high class specialties. Eachcompany will carry sixteen people, and willhave the finest printing that money can buy.The bookings for both shows sre complete,"— Clara Thronp has signed for next sea-son with Clark Shaw, of the Chicago LyceumBureau, and Joaepb Fleischer, nephew ot Mr.Mion, of Nixon 4 Zimmerman. Miss Throppwill be starred In Ibsen's "A Doll's Houseand Sardou's "Dlvorcons."— Prank E. Handy and Florence Handywere recently divorced In the courts of Den-ver, Col.

— Lawrence and Harrington have been re-engaged for Joe Welch's support In "ThePeddler" for next season, opening Aug. 1.— Notes from the Ina Lebr Dramatic Co.

:

We are now filling a two weeks' engage-ment at the Chattahoochee Park, Gaines-ville, (la., to nice business, and everything Is

satisfactory. Mrs. Lebr was recently calledto Merrldlan, Miss,, by the unexpected deathof her husband, Billy Lehr.— The following people have signed withHill & Connors for the New American StockCo. : Harry Mnlford, George Llewellyn, GlenHurt, Frits Ashton. Burtb Southern, MasterSkldmore, Cook and Cood, Wilson and Dean,Martha Urbant Graff, Dolly Thornton, Har-rietts Snowden, Helen Wllmei*, Baby Grace.Season opens Aug, 15.— Dan Macmlllan, manager Irving-FrenchCo., writes: "Business In most time cloyedso far this Summer bos been very gratifying.At Charles City, la., July 4-6, we 7stood 'emup.' Our specialties ire the strongest ret.Feldman and Ball, novelty wooden shoedancers, win everybody with their cleverwork. Last, but not least, In Lon Hllde-brand, the 'man ahead.' Harry Rowe Joinedus July 0, making his seventh season withthis company. 'Al' Beasley, of the Myrkle-Harder Co., was Initiated Into the CharlesCity, la., Lodge B. P. O. Elks, July 6, andeveryone of our lodge attended the social ses-sion afterward, at Elk's Hall. 'Al' is spend-ing bis Summer fishing, and says be Is en-joying himself."— Notes from Will M. Cressy's Attrac-tions : We will have four companies on theroad next season, one extravaganza andthree dramas. The extravaganza Is entitled"The Jeweled Box," and Is from the pensof Geo. Rose and William Hlghlyn. Therewill be ninety-three people In the cast, andno expense will be spared In securing themfrom the ranks of the best talent seen Inthis class of production. The three dramaswhich we win produce will be "The DeathWatch." which made a success two seasonsago, with Frank If. Lambert In the leadingrole, will be put on next season with anentire new setting. Wm. A. Myers will beseen In the role of the detective, In place ofMr. Lambert. Besides this we will haveMr. Lambert's new play on the Life of Na-poleon, with himself In the title role, sup-ported by Miss Theabold, as Josephine. Thenwe will send out a new play, from the penof Chas. Barrows, entitled ''A Life for aLife.' Thos. McMullen and Alice Weaver

act, and receivingJuly 18. He has signed with Cornell"Humpty Dumpty" Co. for the part of Pant-loon, opening Sept. 1.

- vivuvHuwu buuvcoc — Fletcher Smith Is In his sixteenth week wc.,, 5 °Peo on the Archie Levy California clr- as 'director of advertising with Brownlee * worth. Ackerman-Qulgley are getting out

rii,J*ii' Reed's production of "Ten Nights in a Bar twenty-seven different styles of printing for

, "i !L' Habbinotom writes : "The fol- Room." The company Is playing to reported the play, and Soaman A Landls are lookingrmers, after completing a tour good business on Long Island. after the scenic equipment Everything willand the coast, are now spend- — Notes from Weber & Collins: Every- be special, and no house scenery will be used.

cured by Mr. Godding, and be la being bookedIn the best cUy time throughout the Eastand middle West The tonr will be underthe personal direction of W. Walter Shuttle-

lowlni

Dpi,,..niapi,

Mr- 8n<J M«- J- H. Maxwell, the

SSfi H' B s,oan

i P"d Cooley, and Hazelil0^u

,n«" and myself. On the evening of July

!»« v^4 ot celebrating with firecrackers,

nm» ™ et\ e.te-> we celebrated by drinking

pure mountain spring water from the Sevenm«!J'.

an?._ ' 8'ring a moonlight entertain-

rM^'.toBth

f manT risitors to this beautiful

ln» ; , ?ach ot toe P»rtT contributed a pleas-

io i» ™r' which made the evening oner long

,.._*hiembered. Although there was but i uuuier » ..uim «.»*, «. *., w... «.,» ~-mUSFZ °i..™ Clippbb in the party, by July 22, to atart rehearsals for next season.

tin.^1 BM>dllng and working said copy over- —Mae Lealie Is with the Bostonlan Opera

things TSlMWf»' t0 kWP 'n t0ach WlUl '

ae«."!I2SBW MacKnioht has Just closed his

„™p» "won with H. Price Webber's Bos-

wtTs, i9*f> Co- He will spend his vacationeni, "i'.Wrents In Boston, and has been re-

"BgtS Mr. Webber for next season."Bar GwiifztRB writes that he has

the Black Pattl Co. last season, and the pickof colored talent Our season opens Aug. 4,

and we are booked solid for forty-five weeksIn the best one, two, three and week standsIn the country. Our talent Is the best ob-tainable, and no expense has been spared In

making this as good as the best of colored at-

tractions.— Leonard Rowe, who Is spending theSummer at Cape May, N. 3., will leave on

iwTNETTE writes that he has corn-

Co., now playing at Young's Pier, AtlanticCity, ft J.— Mme. Flower will be starred next seasonunder the management of Joseph L. Weberand H. D. Collins, in a musical play, called

"Queen of the Jungle."— Roland Cunningham will be Frits!

Scheff's leading tenor In the Fall, In "Themiaou- -.'^jT * i1«*4« wm» laai us ais cvw ncnen leauing leuur in wo rsu, m .nnK??" Kenneth Lee to dramatize Charles Two Roses." Sir. Cunningham is a young

and in.' i 800"1 * tte Holly Tree inn." English actor.

at-, .,'*??• t0 Pi"* It In the vaudeville the- — Jsmes K. Hackett haa entered Into at„ » e ne,r future. contract with Arthur Byron, and will pre-

»iii — H,w Lowdok, Conn., Opeba Housi sent him at the head of a company In tho

rn. i„nJ*» »"ont Sept 1, and will be mn In production of a new farcical comedy which

Mr. Hackett will make early in Septemberat the Princess Theatre. New York, underthe title of "Jsck's Little Surprise." Thefarce Is from the pen of Louis Eagan, andIs Mid to be exceedingly amusing.— may Irwin will probably return to thestage next season, rumors to that effect briefpersistent lately.

fn .. 1,,-VT —'-«* M^lH. X, BUU Will Un (Ul «UgWMtlon with the Connecticut circuit, for

KJl'WS 'audevllle and minstrel companies.

lot. i» i"•"W James P. Nellan's fifth sea-

of M-nSrlM0B*' *»* with Manager Kennon,

Mr.t „ion*n Thwtre, Mlddletown, some

b.--.,l..i V" ""npwiles have already been

•Uadi * Week ot on* •nd tw0 n,|bt

latest farce comedy, "A Pair of Jacks :" PhilipYa'e Drew, Charlotte Huntington, Fred Smith.Lillian May Coleman, Murray J. Simmons and.Leslie Marion. Russ Burgess will be mana-ger, and C. W. Coleman business representa-tive. The company will carry all scenery andproperties, and will have all new and specialpaper. The season opezj Aug. 22, and thetour will embrace the Eastern States andCanada.— Notes from Geo. B. GUI's "A LittleOutcast" Co. : After s rest of only six weeks,following a successful season of forty-fourweeks, Geo. K. GUI opens bis third season of"A Little Outcast" at Havlln's, St Louis,July 81, with Anne Blsncke as the star.Many changes have been made In the piece.An entire new third act has been written,new characters introduced, and big surprisesare promised In the wsy of elaborate stageeffects. Supporting Miss Blanke are thefollowing people : Edward Davis, Frank Bur-Ion, Joseph L. Smiley, George Elmore,Frederick Clayton, Eugene Wood, GeorgeFee, Thomas Aiken, Fred Ericsson, HarrySmith, Antonlette Smart, Louise Beld, MaeBrooklns. Florence Elmore, Irene Mean,Little Nadlne, and the Original NewsboyQuintette.—Annette Humphreys returned to her

home, at Glencoe, III., after a very prosper-ous season with "Brown's In Town" Co.,which closed at the Moroeco-Burbeok The-atre, Los Angeles, Cal, June 26.

will be the principals, supported by a cap-able company. Mr. Creasy adda: "I wlsnto state that the report that Mr, Lambertwould be with Sullivan ft Harris neit sea-son Is without foundation, ss I have lustsigned a contract with him and Miss Thea-bold, at Springfield, Mass., to star them Joint-ly after Christmas in a new play, which Is

now being written. They will be seen In'When Napoleon Speaks' until then."— Chas. Bills and Louise Melka closed

of forty weeks at Buffalo, Minn..During the season they touredj, playing "A Knight of '08,"

Absconding Cashier," and "The Boyje Tramp,'r playing one and two night

stands, the last part of the season doingnothing but one night stands. They playeda fairly prosperous season and are nowresting at their Bummer cottage, at WhiteBear Lake, Minn. They go out again earlyIn September.— Mrs. Charles F. Edwards reports thatshe has fully recovered from her late Illness,

and will spend the remainder of the seasonat tbe cottage of Conroy and Hack, at At-lantic CltyL iI. J,— Tbe Harvey 4 Gage Big Comedy Co.line.) announces the following engagementsfor their company for next season : John T.Powers, Frank Bemlek, J. K. Dvorak, FredHarvey, Gordon Thomas, Herbert Russell,Denny F. Cssey, Geo. Sullivan, FlorenceMack, Josle Panfortb, and Rita Davis. Theywill begin tbelr season Aug. 10.— Edwards Stock Co. Notes : Ail arrange-ments are about completed for our opening.We have selected a fine repertory or playsfor next season, and the show will be largerand stronger than ever. Our vaudeville willbe great, An announcement of our playsand blgb class specialties will appear InTim Old Bbliablsj later, and a btg surpriseIs In store for all. Jefferson Hall, managerof the Edwerde Stock Co., haa gone to bisBummer home for a short rest,—Jsmes A. Define Is spending the month

of July it York Beach, Me. Next season bewill play the German comedy role In "Lightsof Home."

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488 THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. July 23.

Vaudeville AssociationD. J. URAUMAN, C hull man.

F. II. BRADBTRBET,(ipneril Booking Agent.

A. J. MOHGAKSTBRN,QEORQE IRA ADAMS,W. B. QOI/RLEY,

, Managing Board of Director*.

The Only Popular Priced Vaudeville Circuit in the United States play-

ing its performers each week contracted for. We mention only &uch houses

ns are running, and will give performers 20 weeks of (straight employment

CRYSTAL MILWAUKEE, WIS.CRYSTAL BT. JOSEPH, MO.CRYSTAL DENVER, COLO.CRYSTAL PUEBLO, COLO.CRYSTAL CRIPPLE CREEK, COLO.CRYSTAL VICTOR, COLO.CRYSTAL LEAVENWORTH, KAN.CRYSTAL LINCOLN, NEB.CRYSTAL LBADVILLB, COLO.

CRYSTAL COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.UNIQUE SALT LAKE, UTAH.UNIQUE OQDBN, UTAH.UNIQUE SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.GRAUMAN SACRAMENTO, CAL.UNIQUE STOCKTON, CAL.BROADWAY LOS ANGELES, CAL.BROADWAY SAN BERNARDINO, CAL.BROADWAY FRESNO, CAL.

Together with 10 other houses to be added to the circuit by January 1,

1905. Direct all communications to P. H. BBADSTREET, Manager of the

Rocky Mountain Amusement Co., 1717 Curtis St., Denver, Colo., for

the present.

WANT PKOPI.K IN ALL LINKS FOR MY BIO CITY SHOW, HARKS BRO'B.fto. 1 CO., SUPPORTINGMAY A. BELL MARKS.

Booked solid In the large cities In N. Y. and New England States, featuring my New Play, "ANONATHB INDIAN MAID," by permission of Leo Feist; Week Standi; Rehearsal Ang. It; RepertoireComedian I hut can do strong specialties, Man to do feature specialties and play bits, Male Team that

can play parts, Slstor Team; other nop. People, write People who have written write again, to

B. W. MARKS, Red Cedar Villa, Christies Lake, Penh, Ont,, Canada.

BURR STQCKcb v* direction ->d

Mtmwm

SHOESFOR STAOE, BTRKKT AND EVENING. EXCLUSIVE STYLES ANDWORKMANSHIP OUAHANTKED. Short Vamp and HUgo Last*always on hand. Mall Orders Killed. Fit Guaranteed.

MVIL.UIA.IVI BKRN8TKIN,Tol 608 Hadlson Square. 609 Sixth Ave., near Nat Street, N. Y.

MUSIC COMPOSERS, This Is What Yin an Leaking fir.

Publish your own compositions. Our prlcoi are the lowest on the market Send for oar prices.

OTTO HWMFBEAH, Mailo Printer, Rot. 717, 719 and 731 Sycimora St., Cincinnati,

Printer* for Shaplro-Rrmlck Co., Detroit. ESTABLISHED SINCE 1861.

51 POPCORNYANKAUER & CO.,

B " '

MANUFACTURERS,158 WEST B'WAT, H.

POPCORNAT

WHOLESALE.

THE STAR BRAND POPCORN WORKS.kit leading house In New York. CANDY PACKAGES for Parks, Boats and Theatres. Five cent foodsspecialty. Try our GOLDEN CRISP POPCORN. A wlnnor.

Wal. J. MADDEN A CO., 14 and IS Deshrnssea Street New York Oltr.

PLAYSFir Steele Companies, fir Repertolra Ciipinlis, fir AiatimLARGEST ASSORTMENT IN TUB WOULD. Hook, for homiamusement, Negro Plays, Paper, Scenery, Mra. Jarlsy's WajWork*. Catalogue aTrea I Free 1 (free t SAMUEL FUUN4

17 W. SSd St.DUCK,

New York.

Did You BCvor- S«ao Any Ohlneae Money?

JULY 18, Kl.imlDUK PARK, BLM1RA, N. Y.

TUB KINO OF IRELAND,

'IBaW.gWV«'Bl'RINORROOK PARK TI1HATR1P, SOUTH BEND, IND., 17-28. Doing well, thank you,

"WILL HAUL TRUNKS OR SCENERY FREEIf we do not deliver goods sb per contract. Trunks stored, 25o. per month.

LYON'S THEATRICAL TRANSFER CO. (Not I bo.)No. 13» No. Clark St., CHICAGO. .... Tel., North, 1 7*0.

TUB BILHORN TELESCOPE ORGANla the StrongestandMost Durable Fold-ing Organ known to

the Mualoal World.It contains a sweet,soft tone. Whenboth awella areturned on It will

produce a moatpowerful volume

and Is equal to any large Instrument We guaran-

tee satisfaction or money refunded. It Is handy andsafe against outdoor weather, and Is Just the In-

strument for Traveling Comedies and Mualoal Ex-

pert*. Met prices only $», $80. and I8». Bend for afull deaoriptlve catalogue. BILRORN BROTHERS,60 Fifth Ave., Obloago, Hi.

iMll .T.HW TUB LEAD1NO• mUMJMJBUmj MANUFACTURER

Of ThoatrloalRoots A Shoes.All work mads

,on short notice.

1 No disappoint-ment;we makefrom 1 pair to

1,000 pain. Bal-

let Shoes a spe-

cialty. goTW.gMBt. New York. Tel.lOQROhelaea,

Rhonemus Leo Improver1'atonteda

For Men with bow oil, crooked orhollow Ioki. Mnko punt! hung per-fectly itrialBht, no m»ttor how bowedor crooked tho logs. Matte of alumi-num; Invlitblot no tnoonvonlonoeiyou never know you have them on,cmlly ftdluitcd with nrdhmry garter.

ft,inalTi><»ti»l<l. 11.00 for li.lr.

rite UmI.j tor Fin Booll.l

BoskB.l'.Htiwnii]

Biirlo ifflold , Ohio

INTERNATIONAL PLAYEXCHANGE

R0YAL1Y PLAYS-RfASONABLE RENTS^/US/uu,Sr,.CHICAGO. ILL.

VAN FLEETRINTE47 WEST 88th BTRBBT, NBW YORK.

J. C. DEAQAN3157 North Clark St.,

Chicago, ill.,

MANUFACTURER OF

Musical Bells

and NoveltiesAa usod by Leading Artists the World Over. Sendfor III. catalog. KOHLKIt A CHASE. 11 O'FarrellSt, San FranolBoo, Cat, «ur Western agents. 87bars, a oolaves, Concert Xylophone, good sb new,liu.fio. s? bars, a octavev, aleel Marlmbaphone,lined n few times, fSS.OO, 3 octaves, 10 heavyorchoHtra Bells, shop worn, 112 so. 8 Four InHand Hulls, $i;,-.-j. 82 Metal Bamboo Chimes,played like xylophone, laa.oo. 26 Tuhaphcnes,with resonators, 120.00. IB Tuimphones, plainsoale, tio.oo. 18 Aluminum nhtmes, |(o.oo. 27Aluminum Chimes, $88.00. 13 bars, steel Marimba-phonos, $18.00. 22 Organ Chimes, $100.00. 20 deepAluminum Chimes, for bass and aoompanlmont,.with Trunk. 1126.00. All above big hits, sento.O 1), on trial to responsible parlies.

MLkollao Tight*. aa.oot Wonted

,OOr

IfhtShirt* to match

Cotton'J W;i>U, from $)».»]

Tlehta,Tights, •».!JiAO|?iikTiihtrts to match mil tamo price

a* tlahtsi Pasnps, SB eantsi Galt-ll.OOf RIsMtlc Supporter*,

cent*.impl.a

of tight* grow. >o* 1 1 1» • lr a de-port required. Satisfaction guaran-teed or money rofnnded. SPIDER BROS.,

aa Woodbine St, Brooklyn, N. T.Old stand bnt now add ress.

• rs, gl.OOi Kla.ttc Snpportl.OOi Cloth Supporter*, T*» etend for catalogue *wl •»m

poa

TOK.ILMKTSG0L.HERALD SQUARE, N.Y.,

FOR YOUR

TRUNKS.Best In tho world for themoney . Write f , r catalogue.

Flm Magical Apparatus*ILLUSIONS, TRICKS, Etc.

Grand Knd ot Oontury, fullyIllustrated. BOOK CATA-looue, wo., free by mall.Catalogue of Parlor Triors fro*MAIlTINKA k CO., Iffra.,

403 8th Ave.. N.Y

ill

THE BARBER OF SEVILUCOPYRIGHT 1004, BY

Oraat Ipaotaoular Produotion In 7 sVlo-tlork "T"*nk»i«j>*a

INSPIRED BY BKAl MAUCHAIS' COMEDY.

WRITE FOR 0011 ILLU8TRATKD SUPPLEMENT NO. 20, WHICH CONTAIKB HALFTONES AND F0IX DESCRIPTION.

American Headquarter*, Office* and Worka,

PAST ON iVIELIES, Oen«r«l LVIa.n«iB«Br,S»04 BABT 38th STRBBT, RBW YORK CITY.

SLOT HUEII

LUNG TESTER.Operated by depositing apenny. It la the handsomestand most graceful machineof Its kind, and la an Immensemoney maker. These m*ohlnea are mad* entirely of

quartered oak cablneta, highly

polished, lined with red vel-

vet and has conspicuous redsigns. They show the ezactnumber of square Inches of

air the lungs contain, andshow the apace the air takes

op when In one's body.

KADB OKUY BY THB

Physical Culture Manufacturing Co.,

Office and Salesrooms, SOU West 10th Bt.iFactory, MB Eighth Awe-, "aw York

City, II. Y., U.S. A.

Bead Iter Clrealar and Price List.

Miniature Railroad Co407 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY, H. V.

G0L0 MEDAL8PECIAL.

For Parks, Summer Resorts, otcHauling Capacity, 25 Tons.Earning f I ,B0O In alx days.

With proper oare wil l last 20 y re

SMIirt LOCOMOTIVE VOIII

SHOW TENT8.equal to any la workmanship, shape aa*itiail ty. (let onr prices before buying. Agentsfor Kldd's light* and Baker torches. Blacktents (Or moving picture*. Qood *econd hajagtent* from g5x50 to 12011100, at BargaJa*BAKER * LOCKWOOD. Bnecsiaon to C J.

Baker, 41S Delaware Bt. Kanaa* City, Ho.

& 1 WilNLll I STEREOPTIGOM GO.

OAS

720 Hsniispln Ave., Mlnntgpolli, Minn.

Largest Btook ot Slides, Klims and Bnp-plles In the Northwest Good FUm*

wantedOBDBRS

Bargain Lists.KII.I.BO I'KOMI'TIT.

*AWurAcnjRoriof ?*HVXSS?%

CANDY MENThis la a money-makerat parks, In stores oron the road, it makesthose delicious popcorn orlsps, the greatesto eeat package. Tonneed not bo a candymaker to be successful.

W. j. LONQ, Sprtngfleld, Ohio.

* WINDOW CARDSLETTERHEADS CONTRACTS

Jit DfJRBOR^ST. CHICAGO

STERE-OPTI-

GON,

$15.With Electric Aro, Csllcum or Acetylene LightIllustrated Song BUdes, ]tc, colored. FILMSuocoiit and Bom.

L. IIKTZ,M B.M street, New York City.

V _ V BBBTJ PLACE TO BUYmx'*£l IjaW Watcher, Jowelry. SUvorware,^gtvjggefaT Stage BrUllanU, Wedlolne andbN] eW QUt Show Goods, Prof. Qarnea-

JgxS son's Grease Paints, Burnt Oork,*m bbbV Face Powder.eto. Rosslter'aBongtm POjk, Books. FuU Hue of Eagle Km-wJlW blemt. Bead rbr Catalogna.

B. Q. VBER k CO., M Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111.

Acts of Every Description Suitablefor Summer Parks, Fairs, OutdoorSensational Features, Balloon As-censions. Write at once, with

full description of act'and very lowest salary. Reliable andExperienced Repertoire and Dramatic Stook People sendaddress. Siate fully experience and qualifications.

WANTED,

MANAGERSOfEvsry Kind of Legitimate Amusement* In New KnglnndPromptly Supplied with Suitable Act* and Artists, writ*for particular..

NEW YORK VAUDEVILLE AND DRAMATIC EXCHANGE,Ttooraa M-13, JOIH O. PATRICK, )

3 Tremont Bow, JOHIf O. I1EWART, { Manag-ars.BOSTON, MASH. S. A. WAI.KEU, \

B

Telephone 51B-3 Haymarket.

"A WORLD WIDE CIRCULATION.THE OLDEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL THEATRICAL AND VAUDEVILLE JOURNAL.

THE ERA.ESTABLISHED 1837.

49 WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, LONDON. W. C.FORBIGN SUBSCRIPTIONS, 31I*. per annum.PROFESSIONAL AUVKItTINENEHTH, (Id. per line.

ABLERICAN ABTI8TE8 VISITIHB THE METROPOLIS USB THE EBA 0FTI0E8 18THEIB PERM4KENT LONDON ADDRESS.

2,B00 ARTISTES ADVERTISE IN ITS COLUMNS WEEKLY.THE GREAT ENCLI8H VAUDEVILLE PAPER,

THEAND TIIBATRB REVIEW,40 X !Strand, Iiondon, IrV.C

KORKIOJT SUBSCRIPTION. ........ 8*. M. rail WEARPBOFBSBlONAX ADVBRTISBMBNTB, ... Bs. «d., Single Colnmn Inch

WANTED, AT ALL TIMES.

Ohaa. H. Waldron, Palace Theatre, Boston, Mom.

NOTICE-MANAGERS and AGENTS.ZZ THE DORRIS OPERA HOUSE, =:All contracts must be sent to me for approval. Plenty of open time. Only houseplaying FIRST CLASS ATTRACTIONS. Do not book Repertoire or cheap companies.1'opulatlon, 20,000. Beating capacity, 000. House under new management ModernImprovemcns, Ore ordinances compiled with. Good connections North and Smith. Com-panies lose no time. CUAB. F. BBRORR, Manager, R. F. D., No. 1, Phoenix, Arls.

ORGANSFor SHOWS, PAR0RAMA8, CABR0D8EL8

SALOONS, MEBRT-Q0-HOUNDS, 80UEIHBB0BT8, DANCE PAVHJ0NB, Etc, . .

.

USB -TMnC POLUMANFRATI & CO/S sffisS^S ORGANS or ORCHESTRIONS.SPECIAL DISCOUNT on all arrangements made now. Full particulars andILLUSTRATED CATALOGUESMAILED FRKB on applloaUon, by their Sol* Agent,

AUGUST POLLMAH, 70 and 72 Franklin St., Nlff York City.

BX0HAMOK8 CONSIDERED. ORAAN8 REPAIRED. NBWMMeM MAD!

WALTER

GLfiRKE

BELLOWSPRODUCTIONS

REPRESENTING

Departments of Productions

and Engagements.NEW YORK THEATRICAL STOCK EXCHANGE,

" 'Phone."

Holland BIJq., 1440 Broadway, jfg York.

WILL

H.

GREGORY

:nt«s aniOur GREEN MAGIC(Hade In While also). Your own brand on each oake If desired. Send for sample and prloe.

DAVID BU1UI <fc CO., 138-1HT Indiana St., Chicago, in.

atKTMCIM,CTO ft T» MA OBBATaUAF HELL.KK.

FDNK&CO.^T„?iei:RIoVIOrCBR'S THEATRE, Chicago, 111.

PAINT and POWDER.Telephone—Central em. Bend for Catalogue

STREETMEN-HERE IS A WINNER FOR YOU.THB OFFICIAL, MAP AND GVIDB (DtS in vest pockot) OF THB WORLD'S FAIR, ATBT. LOUIS. SeU for 10 cents. S3.00 per hundred. Sond 10 cents for sample.

GEORGE T. WALLOU, Pnbllsher, X Stone St., N. V.

SCENERYPBODUOnOIS PA1BTED, THEATBE8 EQUIPPED.

Bend for EstloateB. Oorreapondenca Solicited.

flDOLPH STEIDLE,,igc^

AcT^HT

SONQ AND DANOB SOUBRBTTB,Open for coning Benson. Farco Oomedv or IlarleBqae. Permanent address,ABBL LA. veli.e, Osn. Dellverj, BohnjIervUIe, H. Y.

Nothing but responsible managers need answer.

JUGGLERS HL*h*s tJDNS, ROLLIRO BOpPS,axis; wiRi wawbbs;Prtoes. A stamp for CATi

Addreta-SDW. VAN wtok, i«m PaUaa Are,, Cincinnati, a, U. 8. A

July 23. THE ^TEW YORK OT.IPPKR. 489

TWO NEW HITS by the Writers of the Famous "BLUE BELL" and "I'VE BOT A FEELIN' FOB YOU."

PLEASECOME«°PLAY»MY YARDThe Greatest Child Story Song, with tbo Greatest Melody.

Plcane come and play in my jnrd,I'm alt hIoqc you eoe;

Once I was poor like yon are,

Then Mania loved tint me.

HEAD THE CUORU8:Wards bj EDWABD MADDER. Insic by THEODORE 10BSE.

Now alio in nlwaya busy,Out iu Horiety.

rioaso come and play in my yard,

Nobody caret* lor me.

A GREAT BIG CHICKAPOO CHIEFA Genuine Hovelly. A Burlesque Indian Ooon Song. Oreat for an Odd Big number, and an Encore Winner lor Tour Specialty. Words by EDWABD SADDER. luilc by THEODORE HOBSE.

READ THE CHORUS:I ain't no chicken thief, I win roidr lo pluck tho fentlicra,

I'm a great heap-much Chickapoo Chief, Jititt to wear lliem on my head;In me you nee the king of my race, Don't be absurd, can't you take my word,My Indian name ia Rntn-iu-tbe-fnce; I'm a great big Chickapoo Chief.

When I found that bird he waasuro enough dead.

SHE WAS A GOOD OLD SOULCompanion long to "DRAB OLD GIRL," by (he name writer. Great wonle i>v it. A. Browne and a pathetic melody

by THEODORE MORSK. Full ot harmony lor a quaitett and a swell ttrst part number.

OYSTERS AND CLAMSTlio Novelty Conn Sung Ihal goli the audience with tun. A funnj Ides.

Words hy JACK DHISLANK, with onool Til Kill HIRE Ml irtsK'K winning melodies.

BEAIMSY,An Easy Number to Sing and Uroas. BROWNE, DliiSLANK

,and MORSE, wrote It.

DOWN IN MEXICO, I The Little Qlrl Who Went lo Town l The Rose That Never Blossomed,beautiful llallad, n-llti Flito Words and Melody,

By BROWNE and IIOVI,K.Catchy Mexican Song, by BROWNE and 1)0 V I.E. | Great Descriptive .story Ballad, by RROWNK ami MORSK.

WE ALSO PUBLISH THE TWO BIG HITS, "BLUE BELL," and "I'VE GOT A FEELIN' FOR YOU."ALL OF THE ABOVE HEADY IK ANY KEV, TO SUIT YOUR VOICE. NO CARDS. PROORAM8, JP1.KASK, UNLESS WE KNOW YOU.

F. B. HAVILAND PUB. CO., 125 W. 37th ST., NEW YORK. SMSFOR RENT,

(THEATREin city of 40,ooo Inhabitants. Also Mill

Posting Plant. House seats 1,'JOO people.Will rout very cheap. Other butlnoas rie-

I msndlng my personal allctitlou, reason

Ifor rilspniliigiif Siinie. Address

J. FAUST,CHAMPAIGN, ILL.

J. N. Rentfrow

Strong Specialty Toam.Duublos and Singles.

Lady to Do 8onbrettes and Juveniles,

Gent Dlilecta.Charaoters and Qou.Bnsinoss.

Fine appearance and wardrobe a positive require-

ment, .state! ago, holghl, weight and lowest sal-

ary. OI'KNINO FOR CLKVKR CHILD PARTSand SPKU1A1.TIKS. Address aim w. -iM St., S. Y.

ttj, until July 24; after that Plgwi, 0,

William Todt ShowWANTS

Buiiclani and Perlormers, Cornets, Alto,

. Baritone, Tuba and Drums.

Performers that do at least three turns. Alsosome .to double concert. Oood matt to put onsmall aide show, Bill Poster that can lithographand banner, Uook and Oar Poncr, Working Poo-pic Iq all branches. Most all three day slawls.South all Winter (no Joko). State lowest salary;It'saure.. The most reliable and swollen one carshow on tho road. Tlioao (hat have written, writeagain, Address, as per route,

WILLIAM TODT.IVANTED,

MUSICIANS AND PERFORMERSFor the Jamas Shelby Show.

Must be aobor and competent anil ready to Join onreceipt of wire. Can aleo nso a Useful Manwho can mtko openings. Positively no tickets

aont. Stale salary In llrst lotter. This Is a wagonaliow, with good accommodations, and travelsthe year 'round. Address all mall to

OHAS. T. O0U8N,PrfiP-lamosShclbyShotv.Hotllh Boston, Virginia.

WMTEB, ATTRACTIONS

For FIREMEN'S DAY

•FILMS*new ftSaoMD Hand

Pir/r uurrsRifa[IVnUIS&SIIDEafBOUGHT &S0LD

WANTED,Repertoire Companies

FOR

KUSELLWABI WEATHER CIRCUIT,

UIJARANTKES OR PKROENTAIIK,

For July and August.New Aluany. Ind.; Champaign, III.; Dlootu-

Ington, 111.; Danville, III. Address

MATT KUHKLL.West Knil Park, Champaign, III.

DOYLE'S NEW THEATRE,ATLANTIC CITY, W. J.

WH.H.HBNBY, • • Proprietor.

OOOD VAUDEVILLE ACTSHaving tiKxt w««k open write or wirelowest Summer salary to

FRANK OOLDIK. Sole HannBor.

Address

Aug. 16, at Driving Park.

PRIVILEGES FOR SALE.EDWARD J. nil u n IN.

Brockwayvlll*, Pit.

FOR SALE,

MANUSCRIPTS.OHEAPE8T ON EARTH.

BE«T SCRIPTS, *3.00

SET OP PARTS, 2-SO

80RIPT AND PARTS, - - - '».»0

Send for Catalogue. _SOUTHERN MANUSCRIPT EXCIIANOE,KNOXVILLK, TENK.

MUSICIANS WANTEDVoting, Clever, Sight Reading Tuba and I). Ilasa,

and '2d' Cornet doubling Viola. Must have goodImtrnnienta. Send ago, sl/.c, experience andlowest sure Halary for long season. Opening Aug.11.' J pay expenses. FRANK 8. DAVHJSON.Mgr.,OH- Farmer Hopklna Co., 40 Hathaway Street,

Clovoland, Ohio.

PASSION I>I,AY.FIRE SET FILI, 2,073ft. Very Low.

ALSO EDISON "UNCLE TOM" FILMS.

J PASSION PLAY, eare of CLIPPER.

"Tell It ToMeEZRA KENDALL'S 3d BOOK.

ALL NEW — JUST OUT.For aale on all trains and news stands, or by

mall, arm. Address EZRA KENDALL,Ml South 7th Ave., Mt. Vernnn, N. V

.

DON'T TAKE CHANCES.If You Want Results Use a CROSS

LETTER HEADBKND KOll FREE SAMPLES.

POmCC Printing anil Kng. Co.,

UalUwd 3oN Dearborn St.,

19c. for Stage Money. Book ofcuts, Hoc

S)7eet Fairs, ~Carn ivats , C elab ratio ns,

Conventions. Centennials, Etc,

Read the

NEW YORK INFORMANT, 10c.For Sale by Newsdealers or at Olllec.

105 John Street, New York City.

PROCTOR'SENTERPRISES.

F. F. PROCTOR, Sole Proprietor and Manager

I. AUSTIN FYNES, General Manager.

6 BEAUTIFUL THEATRES 6i>. a nfi-ii to Refined Entertainment.

Prortor's dlli Ave. Theatre, Prnetor'a•Mtl St. Tlientre, Prm-lor'a RMtli St.Tlientrc, Prnetor'a 12.1th Ht. Thentre,I'rovtor'n Newark Theatre, Proctor'sAlbany Theatre.

PROCTOR'S STOCK OO.Presenting BestPlays.

WANTED, BEST ACTS IN

VAUDEVILLE.It you do not rceelvo a reply, It may be

because the time la tilled ; you are thereforeud vised to write again In four weeks. DoNOT enclose stamp for reply.

INSTRUCTIONS TO ARTISTS ROOKED: g&plots of ih-ih; completo "prop" lists; If ennopen uud close In one; SXACT time nf acts,imil of "close In;" billing for newspapersnnd proeramuHe ; and ('l.KAN PHOTO-(lltAI'HS for LOHRlKH TWO W HICKS In

AIIVANCK OK" OI'KNINO DATB AT EACHIIOI'HP!. addressing DRHIDNNT MANAOHlt.FAILlIltK TO COMPLY with theso^ IN-HTIIUCTION8 WILL HURJKCT AltTlHTHto the UIKK OF CANCHI.LATION. VAUDK-VII. 1,1' IIKHHAIISALS MONDAYS, A. M„SHARP.

Playwrights. Authors nnil Play Agents,Vuitdcvllle Artists nnd Players, address

J. AUSTIN KYN1CS, General Manager,

FIFTHAVE THEATRE. N. Y. CITY.

THE AUDITORIUM,PORT ALLEGANY, PA.,

NOW BOOKINO FOR SEASON ItMU-'OS.

New house; S. 0., eon; ground Hour; pop., 3,000.

Only llrst class attractions wanted. All coinntu-

ntuatlona must be addressed to

CARLSON A WIIKI.ON, Mgrs. Auditorium._

One Pretty Onlfli, Fine Glass' Woman, turns tostone, then nowers, cte. Impirted front France;cnet $160. ])K. w.H.LONO.vls Walnut St.,Phlla., Fa.

Do You WANT MILITARY GOODS ?HAND UNIFORMS, ARMY or NAVY SUITS.

TKNT8. GUNS and F.O.UIPUENT OF EVERYDBSORIPTION. From Oovernment Auction.

No matter what you want In that line I can

supply It. New or second hand. Send for

catalogae. K. ii. ABRAHAMS,BM South St., Philadelphia, Pa.

WANTED, gold Colored and Mtnstnl Shewsof every description. Open all Summer. Apply

TERMINAL 1IOTBL, Norih lieaeh, Ung Islanil.

—Atlli Street Car Slops at Poor.—

MUSIC Arranged, Composed.

r^!Ma!iM»l n. y.

TWO 75ft. CARSNEW BODIES.

ARRANOKI) TO SUIT PURCHASER.Can bo Completed r»r Sept. 1 Delivery.

JT. EH10KSA CO., Chicago.

WANTED QUICK,SKETCH TEAMS,

Novelty Performers, Strong Black-

face Singing and Dancing Comedian

who can pnt on acts and make thorn

go. Performers playing brass con-

sidered first. Also Want Band of

7 or 8 Mouthpieces and (rood

Leader in B. & 0.Salary no Until It you can ami will earn all yuu

are worth. DR. J. M. PREftTltB.Mackinaw City. Hlch.

ALL MEMBERS OF THE

FAY FOSTER COMPANYWill Assemble for Rebeatsuls WKIsNKHIlAY, AIIU. 3, IU A. M., at the

MANHATTAN LYCEUM, 68 East 4.h Street, N. Y. City.KVKRYONK KINDLY AOKNOWI.KDUK THIS (ALL HY I.HTTKR,

ALL CIIOKII8 <i 1111,11 under contract with mo report to my residence SATUIIHAV, JULY W,for tho purposu of nttliig f-uHiiiini's.

JOE OPPENHEIMER, 311 East 14th Street, New York.

roa bal. or subier aid next season, vebsatile sepertoibe people.

Actors i liai liouiilo Itatiil, Mnslrlanstor II. and 0., Solo Onrnel lo lead band. Muslim A I. Salarltaaccording to ability. IVriniiiient eiiKageinonl in tbu right people. I p»y expenses after Jelnlng. Hueplays; threo night slaudsoidy. Adifrcss Allllltfu .1. WOtlllH, Klmliiiral, III.

OOOTOR WANTED OUIOK,FurSKNRAR'S BKI MKiiii'iNi-; OOMP.VNY, showing iiinlera big wntcrprunf lent, pscking ilia tentwith people every night. All our people stop al lintels; Hood Medletnrs thai, stand the Inst, and plentynf them, for Ollleo and Hlagu, Yon must look tho part on and oil lbs slagu, and gut tho money. A,

lung and pleasant engagement, for adniHl Doctor, and ynlir money Is sure. AddressBILLY SKNRAII, MHuietonka Med, Contpauy, WAI'SAI', Maliilhnti Onutity, Wis.

The Twantielh Contury Slystagogue,IN A FKOI.lt: WITH TDK OHOHTM. AN AOTTHAT IS A MYHTKRV. SOMKTIIINII NKW

UNDKR THK SUN AT LAST.^^ pjr pr* am r^ d 1» WE BC

TUB IHMINIITIVK OIIINF.HK MUSIUIANH. THKONLY AOT OF ITS KINO.

Have a full line nl apodal pictorial and descrip-tive paper, photo frames, half tonceula, ele.

HOMKOPKN Tt.MK IN AUflllST AND slip i'i;M

BKIl, KORPAKKH. AT I.I IIKIl'i V MKASUN linn-

11105, FOR VAUDKVILLK and COMBINATION, orAnyone doalrlog a novelty feature wet, photosof acta l( you want thoui. Havo Kdlson M. P.

Machine. Weeks of July u%, Union ParkPavilion, Clarksburg, W. Va.

Per.address, WIIKKLIMI, W. VA.FOR HALF OIIKsP, NKW Afllilt THK FLOOD

JLLUSION, NF.VKR USKIl, fj».

FILMS FOR RENT60.HOO IKKT OK Til K I.ATKST

Spaclacular, War, Historical, Scinlc,

MyaWrloua and Comedy Feature

Subjects te Baled From.LATEST II.LI'BTRATKU BONd 8KTH IIKNTKI).

Write fur list. Terms right.

791 lloiinepln Ave.,Minneapolis, Minn.C. E. VAN OUZEE,

WANTMD,

ATTENTION!Prises and Gifts for All Games.

JKWJXltY and NOVKLTIBH for SouvenirHtnods, Parks, Kalra, Carnlrals, and Thea-tres. CHKAI'BHT BSTAnMHIIMKNT INNi:W YORK. Send for Catalogue and PriceList. Al.l lll.Il UllOGKNIIBIM,

620 Broadway, cor. Spring St., N. Y. City.

Black Faoe Singing and Dancing ComedianThat can do Hot, Comedy In Acts. Change for

week OIKIAN Pl.AYKIt who i:sii do Specialties

and Straight. Work under 4Qxm> Tup. Kat and•leoplii camps. H ioiu- to. all Smnincr. Licensepaid. Address (mall onlti,

lilt, JOHN I). FOYK, Columbia, Mo.

CONTRACTSTICKETS. PABBES, CARDS, Etc SAMPLuiS.WRBR PTG, CO.. m Dearborn St., Ohloago, III.

Bands and PerformersPITTSBOH0PASMINO TIIROUOH AND

; WANTINO SUNDAY DATK INCALHOUN OAK WOOD or HOUTIIKRN PARKS,

! write._ A. S. McSWIOAN, Mgr. Amusements^

CARS FOR LEASE OR SALE.

Combined Sleeping and Dialog Car,

! Suitable for traveling companies. Also BAOOAOK' CAR. NKW JKRSEY CAR WORKS,

CLIFTON, N.J.

TREASURER WANTED. Poliee Patrollit, «t.oon. h« nan nrr mucin ir iilelnrp utieiH. ^^•»«»^/%^ aas MPsW %Jra»

With |l,ooo, as partner moving picture opera(ircat novelty. J>aoo weekly preflt. No risk.

HHAOO. Box Wg, Seward, Neb.

f I lUTpU At Lllteriy for Coining Hesaoii,

4t lilcJll/D as Advance Agent. Sni^r. re-

liable aad experienced; would prefer a repertoire

or a good one nlghier, AddressIMIX «l. Wesfen. w. \'a,

WANTED QUICK—A

"PJAM PUYEB, ALSOA Oood Sketch Team; mn«t lie ready to tola en re-

ceipt of wire. Address DR. 1. 0. II Al'UIl MA N,

GlMuncy, Athena Co., Ohio.

For I'lANO, Vlcls. For ORCIIKSTHA, Mcls.K.W. A. KltKTBMAR. Pnb.. O il g. luth HI.. N. Y .

WAHTEB.forMATTICE STOCK CO.,Rep. People All Lines; Male Pianist, double Stage;all do Specialties. Heliesrmils Aug. lit. Plioioa.

WARD II. MATf H'K. Hlanifonl. N. Y.

WASTED. PLAYS and SCBNEBY.Would like to hear from party with plays andaceuerv tor repertoire. bIANAOKk,

Room 2, KiceUlor U ulldln«, Pittsburg, Pa,

HEAVY MANIAI TO PLAY HEAVIES AID

AOT A8 BUSINESS IAIA0ER.Twoilmuias per week. Playing to pliouoiuonalbiiHliiesa.

DR. W, I. SWAIN'S TONKA-WAY CO.,Oar* or Nimii (tars, Komommi, Ind.

HUMPHREYS & GORTON'S LATEST BUCCESi,

The Princess of Panama.tiKO. w. (lortiioi.i). slur.

uantkh l.intii-M to eomplelu Drollest ra.'Jd Vlo-imi. Comet and Hsms. You must be >wsy up; staloanbiry.pay your iiwn board. I want llmbeslopon(thrlsluisN ilalo In Kentucky for I hla lllg MusicalComedy of no people and Our Htni Orchestra. Ad-dress FRANK lll.'MI'IIRKYH. Him. Mgr..

tit, S. I'oilli, Ave., Will •aharre. I'n.

GERTRUDE EWt.fi GO.

VAIIlKVII.I.i; TKAM iLiiilynnil lletilleuian) whoesn do sdviii ,ii dlil'erniii acta and |ilay rcHponHlhiapurls. OOMHIHAN with Htrnilg .specialties.

WilUAN FOR OKNK1IAL lll'SINKHH. lu-hrarnula

licgln Aug, I. Address (IKIITRI'liK KWINU.loin ,M vrile A ve.. Kansas City, Mo,

IDll IIAI.AM K Of Hlf.1I.HKH ANDIlKlil I, Alt HKANMN,

CI.CVBH IIKAVY MAN. HKN. HUH. MAN, COMK-HIAN with strong specialty, OIIARACTKIlWOMAN AND HOtlllRKTTK, HOOD Hl'KUIAIiTYTKAM (Man and Woman) who nlsy tisrls, STAOEMANAOKIt. other pciipln write.. Address

RHE LORRAINE,sprlnglleld, VL.wcekls; Mellows Fall ot.,week «.

WANTED QUICK,Actors and Musicians.Those doubling brass and stage preferred.Al HA ttlTONE to play strong lino of purls. AlsoCOHKIHAK with special I lei to play baas drum,can place full company of Repertoire People. Wanever close. No House, MuatboAI. Htale loweat.We pay eipenaes.

_ DK LACOURA FIBLBS, lleiieva, Ind.

J. C. G088C0. ABullilers of fc

HOW CANVA,S Catalogue and 1 £.„„ DKTROIT

ttnd Hand List I rlBB. MICH.

SEATS FOR SHE.to Lengths ii Her high nine seals, with < Jacks,line condition m put up; also Two anrt. cetitre

Poles, lessoned; slao Ten New Brown Cowboy, IInch Brim, lists. OR. W. H. LONG,

via Walnut St., Fhlla., Pa.

480 THE -NE¥ YOEK CLIPPER: July fe.

THENEWYOMOLIPPEE< i

»

THE FRANK QUEEN PUBLISHING CO. (Llmltri.)' PJSOPBIBT0BB.

AMEBT J. BORIE,EOITOBUL AHD BOSINBBH MAItAOBB.

BATOBPAV, JULY 23, 1904.

RATI8.Advertisements—12.80 per inch, ilngis col-

oron.Advertisements set wltU border, 10 per

ctnl. extra.SUBSCRIPTION.

One year In advance, $4; all month i, 12;

three mnntha, SI. Foreign poalage extra.

Single coplea will be sent, postpaid, on r.

celpt of 10 centa.

Our Terms «re c««b.

THE CLIPPHII la Issued every Wednesday

morning. Tbe last (oar (advertising) pagea

CO TO PUES9 on Saturday at 11 A. m., and

(hi otber pages on MONDAY and TUESDAY.

lie f'tirmi Closing; Promptly, 'I'ufi-

ilny, at Aft o'clock A. M,

oik fJIllCAQO MSTTlSll.

(VBOM OU» OWN .COBBIBfONDSMT.)

Weatcrn llureeoOf the New York Clipper,

ltnnm ((02, Asthland Blaefc, Cblcaso.

The City Council Is gradually nerving- It-

self to action upon revising the theatre

luillillng laws, Last Monday night they post-

poned action until a special meet rig onThThursday evening. Their committee then re

iHirii'd several amendments, and It win de-

cided to take definite action theroon at a

spei'lnl meeting culled for Monday night, July manyJ 8. The main amendment to the ordinance H^Kwhich passed the Clly Council In January, manager).and under which our theatres then reopened,

Include the following chuuges:Sprinkler system (o he used. in the paint

i-noiii, store room, property room, scene stor-

age room, carpenter room and dressing

rooms.Thirteen seats between aisles In existing

SSST).—The High Tide Itiirletopiers hold

forth bore this week, uiiuijhig Sunday after-

noon. "At High Tide' Is the Stock taw.

lesnite. and the olio will employ: Melville

and Cowny, Burckhardt nn«l Moore, Lewis

nnd Chopin,, and Del Ordler and her danc-

ers Jennie Corn-hard beads tbe female

delegation, which lias Dean .Walker as anew ncqiilsltlou. Tbe comedians Include'

:

Snltx Moore, Frank Damsel and Chas. J.

Burckbardt. Guy "awson MtlredJfrom the

company

'""m^nnKernirp'rosperlty" and 'patrons And latlons.

T,o|.flT* ^_«--~.- m'

i. ...... M.n In find Ai':

Nt:W V«>t-k to llll

dates, beginningWesterli vuudo-

at Denver li.

proceed oil tbe Moss k Htoll tours, Muxabsent from London about twenty-ibteoweeks.

Winifred Hare , appears , at .the_ Tlvoll onbanDin

Id

this house ft may become a burlesque

wheel" house, .or It may play the areabardt. Ouy ltawson retired worn me „wn™' """^Mnn. If the laat named tbeo- will

oy Saturday night. The Bnmraer sea- jhrMWW •g&m'Sg&'&iEtfflS eaaM. guat to

f stock burlesque Is proving a period Ire la not able to "open^under"•"^fljg, TheuE£ nrnum-rirv nxirl oslrons find latlons. Ine Aionmura,

.y"™« «"••',' uw. I

the_ success

there, and atop there another three weeks.Will H. Fox returna to England In An-

fulfill IUh many engagements here.Bwlcknrds are at the Empire, Glas-

gow, this week, where they are making

IdealIIUIIM'lllftll ...

iinmcn: l.lbhy and Trnyer. I,oro and Paynethe Juggling Mowntts, llallehnl and dogs

and (Turn llnllerlnl. The numerous con

(esslnus llnd abundant, patronage, and (lit

cngo'H "best people" flock here In numberstheatres, as against ten hi theatres to be mirpnoslng all previous attendance records.

hereafter constructed. .. '. . VYATKA Chptkh Pakk (Wm.. H. Strlckler.

Tunnels from the aisles to a corridor mult RPnernl manager).—Great throngs llnd Idea'...-« S ~ ..... ......1... ... u.,1,1 " .V_ . ... .. . .. .1... .,!...,«." 1-lultlMI

be provided for. every six banks) of seats.

Aisles must lead directly to exits In future

theatres, but ;n exiting buildings th? exits

must not be more ll-.au three feet from the

centre of the aisles. . - „Htalrwny from Imlcnnlea and gnllcrles di-

rect to tbe street eliminated In existing the-

atres, but kept for future KlructiircH.

IH II LONDON LETTER.

"—'(I BOM OUB OWN CORBESPOUDSNt.)

Clipper Bnri-sa.48 Cronbonrne Street,

Leicester Sqaoire,London, W. O.

Jin.v 0.

To mark the close of the Summer seasoa

affords, rast'week was a remarkably pros- Mr. Tree last Thursday "Ijltf* '

fere, warm weather driving programme, which wfis^pjaertcaBy^ii^eBume

1.

recreatioa In "shooting the chutes, visiting

the numerous concessions, and indulging In

the various pleasures this popular place

Please remit by express, money order, check, existing.theatres there SMUt be stairways

P. O. order or registered letter. All cash en-

closed with letter Is at the risk of sender.

Addr.-Bi All Conimiiiilcallorn to

TUB NhW YOKIC < •l.ll'Plfill,

47 West 28th Street, New York.

Regtittrei Cable Aiidren, "Authobitt."

THE WESTERN BUREAUOf Tits Ci.iptsb l» locnted at Boom 602,

Ashland Block, Chicago, Walter K. 1HII,

manager and correspondent, where adver-

tisements and anbicrlptlona are received at

our regular rates,

THE LONDON BUREAU

leading Into the main entrance.Width of seats twenty Inches, future the-

atres in inaliitiilu iwenty-two Inch standard.Bows of seats must lie two feet eight

Inches apart from buck to hack, hut two feet

ten luetics In future buildings.

Itlse of bank of seals made twenty-twoInches, ns against eighteen liiehes for futuret Ili-lltre,-.

Number of seats In balcony limited to

nine for existing, ns against live for futuretheatres.

. .

Number of brinks of seats on lite msln lloor

limited lo tl ft ii -ii. with one cross aisle for

every fifteen.

It Nseitts to be generally cancelled that thealdermen .will sanction the foregoing uuiciid-

Whlle relief will coma to several of

permiH period here, ..

the throngs lo the open nlr for recreation.

C. II. Xeluleyer's vaudeville theatre Is one of

the lending features.JttvKKtlKw (\Vm. M. Johnson, general man-

ager).—This new resort lias Jumped Inlo Im-

mediate favor, and the spacious groves ofch standard, sharpshooters' Park hnve lieen thronged to

Itows of seats must Im> two feet eightc.mm,.|tv during the nnst week. The Imperial

flerinnn Murine Band Is a continued feature,

and there are many alluring concessions

to entertain the throngs. ,'J'he relgu of popu-Inrliv thus early established promises to con-

tinue throughout the season, and the parkla located In u densely populated and other-

wise nlrld amusement section.

Cl.ABK HrtlKKT DlMK MltHKl'M (Lmlls It,

Hedges, malinger).— Prof. He Itnncb, .hyp-

notist; Montana Hill. Willi Indian relics; Ma-bel Vlhl, llower girl, mid Prof. Boethlng,mnglclnn, are curio hall features. On the

stage : Harney First, the Orlllln Sisters, Kit-

tle Scott, ant) dinners and tlarwuod.London DOCS Mi'mkiim (Wm. J. Sweeney,

of tue work done at Uls Majesty si heiilr

for the vear. The fourth act of "Hie Dni

Ing 01 the nods." the Westminster Boll

scene from -King BIChnrd II." the second

net of "Twelfth Night" and "The Mnn WhoWas" made- on Interesting evenings euter-

tnlninent, apart from the idea on which IBS

iirogruioine was drawn up. It also gave Mr.

Tree himself an opportunity of nppenrlng

In highly contrasted parts. lu bis short

speech at the end of the evening he, an-

nounced Hint the first, public performanceof tbe Academy of Acting will take place ii

the Autumn, nnd that tbe future of HisMajesty's will be largely devoted to Shake-

speare. The first work to be revived will

be "Tbe Tempest," but the only Informationns to the cast vouchsafed by Mr. Tree wasthat his daughter Viola Will be the Ariel.

Kdward Terry has concluded arrangements

nlngone of the most pleasing over here.

Alexandra lingular. Boss and Grayson,and the Pueblo Brothers piny the EmpireI'ulace, Bradford, next week. .

Frank I.atona .was a Bureau caller. Heand his wife return to tbe States 31. Theyare plnylng tbe Empire, Cardiff, next week.

Dave Marlon, supborted by forty super-numeraries, Is the leading reotureat the Hanimersmith Palace next week. Martlne A Sunare nlsn at thla bouse.

The Britannia, Iloxton, Is to be sold byauction at Tokenhouse Yard, July 2'J.

Several 'remarkable pictures of the greatfire at Toronto In April last are to beshown by the Alhnmbrn bioscope on Monday.

I.niii-v Haskell opened at the Oxford onMonday nU:bt, and scored heavily by hisquaint method of story telling.

I am Indebted to Will II. Fox for n splendidsouvenir of the St. Louis Exhibition.

Itose and Jennette are booked up on thecontinent for over a year. At tbe time ufwriting they nre at tbe Kits Coliseum, .Mnnclien, Cei-miiny.On Independence Day we had quite a num-

ber of callers ut. the Ct.tPPitii Bureau, whotook the opportunity of onklng to lie remem-bered to their friends in America. They nre:Frank Cnsson, of Nelson's Newsboys; lini-rr

Itoblnson, Joe Kaufman, Jim Nugent and Al-

bert Lent?., of the Young Americantette; tiallnudo, who Is now at the

Oulti-IiipiiH........... ...... ..... ._^ -. „

,,„,. II hi . i 11111111111.1, w.iif • uun Ut. LI1U ,»*|,|#U-

for an American tour, under the direction(|ronle; ijeeley nnd Meeley, Prof, .fames

men Is.

our theatres through the passage of ah or

located at 48 Cranbourue Bt„ Ixindon, W. C, dlunnce thus revised, (here will still remain manager).—Alluring displays In curio hall

iP onoffhinn manager and correspondent, serious obstncles'rfor one or more of our and enterlalulng stage shows bring sol Isfnc-

J, P. (.oiighlan, mnnngtr "" c°""f~ . "JJ uMIMtVM to overcoine. The uTHI Northern Hon to patrons, nnd the sUe of the audienceswhere advertisements and aubacriptiona « ~- greceived at our regular rales.

THS CblPTBB CAN MB OHTAIMBD, WBOIBV

sals abd uetail, at our agents, Brantano'o

news depot, »7 Avenue de I'Opera, Parla,

France: M. I.lllenthal, Frederick Btraaao

101 (TennlniiB Hotel), Berlin, N. W., Oer- |.„.

manv Diamond New* Co., »7 l'rado, Ha- niucli relief In sight; ii great majority of our

many ,uiamonu «" •> •

g tBMtrM can reopen If the proposed nuieud-vnnu ; Manila Book and Stationery Lo., M a^ Suouner weulher during tbe

BacoHS, Manila, P. I.I Alliert * Hon, 187-

lllM King St., Bydoey. Ai)strulla.

TH 13 NEW VOItK il.ll'PKll pnbllakos

of the Shubert llrothers, and will apiiear at

the Prlnrew Theatre, New York, on Jim. 1), In

"The Bouse of Ilnruslde."

Snrnh Bernhardt, who brought her sea-

son nt Ills Majesty's to n close iBBt Snturwhere, on Mon

L. K. Scott, of Minneapolis and St. Paul

;

E. 1». Btalr. of Stnlr & Havlln's circuit, andJames K. Fennessy, of the Empire circuit

past "week hud a dlhillilshliig effect upoii the- of burlbsfpie resoits. . . . Harry Corson Clarke

nlre receipts, but our Siiuuuei parks vastly In taking tblugs easy during bis Summer va

L-by. 'Hie current day* bring cation in Chicago. C. E. Bray, of the

orlnga nt any of our the- I'lrplictisi, New Orlenns, who has lieen sumbene tl tied thereby.no change In offerings nt i..vlitres, "The Forbidden Lflud," at the Illinois ; merlng In Chleogo,.goes to _M|pneopollaJUttV"Mrs Wlgga. of the Cohliage Patch." at tbe day. fs, to supprviac the conat ruction of the

nruiid Opera House; "Vlvlun's Papas," at new Orphcum Theatre In Hint clty.%. .Will

Powers'; "The Mnld ond the Mummy," nt

the i inrrlck, nnd "Our New Minister," at the

Ureal Nurtheru, all coul Inning Into tbe newweek, hut it. tin- two lust mentioned

onl> one edlllon, and tb«t lo d«teel

Irani Keir Vorlr.

(jlIKllfKH ANSWERED.

No Heplles by Mull or t.-i.-ui-hiOi.

AlltmkHHKll Oil WlfKIIBAllOUTH NUT QlVllrf.

All in assHT ok sutfH snouui WK1TH JMJ

Tlll'lH'U WHOM Til KV HKHK, IN CAIIH OK THBCLIPPEB Post Okkicb. All umsSS will "!'^""- ,

"ive""'

p

r,"u"^(]li;t ;o

c

n "nV (hew

(ia'r- SsrnpTdiyiis possible. Martin Beck/geKeiul

%£Fg^M̂ S^*W*S» *£>^^^^S^&Sffl? -5B>t m Oriibeumclrcnlt. w.l) hnve

"oUOllT, IIHNH TO OUB LIST OK BOUTBH which prol

ON ANOTllSK PAOB. WB CANNOT HWND BODTBH '

111 MAIL Oil TKI.EUIIAPir.

theatres the utrrin-tlons enter upon their con-

cluding wc»kn Suiidny, July 17. "Mrs. Wlggs,of the t'nbbiige. I'litcli," the one new cffeiiug

iiioughl out during the past wwk. has caughtthe town, and Is lu fur a most successful en

Ii. Fox arrived In Chicago a week abend ofIlls engagement n't the Opera House, andspent his leisure In night seeing mid nulo-iniiblllng our boulevard system "'ius.

A. Bennett Is surpassing Ills previous excel-

lent record In advertising Sam Sum I Park.Work has begun upon the new

Orphcum Theatre, In Monroe Street. Part

Beruhardt'n nervous energy really seems In-

exbauatable, and one ran only hope tluil

her physical strength la also.

I'll iz Id iii mn, so long a member of the• inlet.v companies, died on Thursday, fromcancer of the liver.

Captain Basil Hood has accepted a com-mission from II. Cecil Beryl to write a light

musical piece, to lie produced shortly afterCbrlstmns, and has selected for the title

"The (inldeii Girl." The music will be com-posed by Ilnmlsb MncCunn.

At a i-pci-lnl matinee at the Duke of Yolk'sTheatre on Tuesday next, Grahnme Brownwill present a new play, by Oeorge Paston,out it led "The Pharisees Wife." The castwill include: Madge Mclatosh, Miss Darragh,('. Aubrey Smith, riiurles Quartermalne, (]eu.

Burton, Frank Chnmherlnln. of the Chamber-lains; Jack Hall, of "The Prince of Pllsen"Co.: Bob Parker. Harry Hurst, Dave Marion,Billy Tucker, Charles King, Fruuk Lniuim,Ben Hall and Boss Sine, late of the StrentorZouaves, anil Alf Holt.

Frederic Trevalilon, "Phroso," writes thathe Will be In London on Aug. 10. He Is nowIn Suutb America.Tom Ilenrn comes to tbe Palace next Mon-

day, lie Is such a favorite at this housethat they arc billing him considerably in ad-vance.James Valilnre, of the Valdarea, was a

Bureau caller this week. He has Just re-

turned from South Africa, where be baa hada very successful season.

.Horace tioidin will be tbe top of tbe bill

for Mr. Oraydon, at tbe Brighton Alhanibra,next week.

•-*THEATRICAL S'l'AIIF, EMPLOYEES'

CONVENTION.

eneemc, V ""Next Suu ay "The Iloyal Chef been demollsh-d". and the work will progressgnj.cni<iir. next puuuny

...i «"'_ ""»« *" „ u -„„|,n„ „„ „„« u i|,li> Mnrlln Hock seneeu

of the buildings occupying (he site have Trollope. and others, nnd the piny will be

IlllAMATIC.S. J., nplllllSsT Tfl have no knowledge

of Hie present whereabouts uf Ihe parly.

Address n letlor In our cure, null we will ad-

vertise It In Tim Currun letter list.

o. ()., Pleasure Hay,11. C. M., -Mlinienpoll",

J. i. W., l.uverne,A. C, Cheater,Y. /., Coliiinluis,

11. B. 1»„ l-'iu-ilbiiui,

D. F„ Culver,'

R, It. ('., /tiuesvllle, .

W. V, tl., Wilmington, nodi C. E. E., Coatesvllle.—See answer IA 8.

J,, above. „_ '

.1. It. M.. Clinton.—1. From Sill up. 2.

From *"." nil. „.-..,II. W. I.., East Boston.—1. Both parties

iiRimlly slinio the expense, a. If the showfieeils one or inure special bunds, yes.

W. S., New York.—Advertise lu Tim CLIP-

l'lUI.

C H.. Washington.—Tlio name ut pnrlrdues mil appear lu tin- rosier of the eonusnyup. in Its uppi'iii-siice In New York. We ciin

ibit, say wbiit eiiiiipi|iiy the |Mirly wbh with.

II. ft., Wnbnsli.—Advertise hi Tub (.'LU'-

M. P., New York.—Ml Hies do not showlite ctisl. Tho pnity liiirself wuultl prohnbly

Itifiirm you. , . •

D. C. L.—Osknlonsa.—Address the innnn-

ger or Ibi' llienlre.

H. K., Newark.—Address the niniingvr of

encli.

I,. E. T.. Slstersvllle.—We do not answerinterim eoiicerulng legnl iiuestlous. Con-

suii a lawyer. . ,.

"A . Piiubmc'IAN."—See answer to I,. I'..

T„ Klstersvllle.

W. II. H., Js., Phllndelphln.—1. Addressiinriv In cure uf Tli« i'liitkii nnd we wl I

ndverllsc the leller III our letlor list. 'J. Ad-vertise In Tin: ci.tci-i ii

J. C. A Sun, llultl

afternoonliient Northerment, thenWhich will ...

"Busier Brown" may be the last attraction

the tlrent Northern will ever present, al-

though Proprietor 1-:. D. Btalr may he de-

peuded upou to keep the house open If nnypossible means can be found for doing ho.

Illinois. flfXATM (Will J. Dnvls. nmnn-gpr).—The Minerva Company continues "TheForbidden Lund" as the offering here. Ktliel

JohtiHOii is Hie bright pnrtlrular star of the

occasion, and her personality nnd' cleverness

mill much to the pleasing ninilltles of the

show. The third week begins Sunday night. 17.

uiiiMi Opniia Hoiihh (Fred it. Humlln,ninuitgei').—Of "Mra Wlggs, of the CnhbngeI'nti'lt," so much has been sold nnd written,

that mv contrllnitlon would be a small voles

lu chorus of praise, But It Is cheerfully

recorded that Madge Carr Cook, Will. T.

llodgsMhroiig'

"

mntlcline,

17.

towns' Tiisatbh (Harry J. Powers, man-ngerl.—"Vivian's Pnpus" proeeeils along its

bi-llliiiiit way, cleverly acted and crisply en-

teilnlnhig. Hall McAllister linn replaced LeoliltrleliHteln, nnd Blanche King is nnw Iho

Hole feature. Business lifts been excellent,

sufficient. Indeed, to warrant a still IndeOiilie

cout Inunnce <>C Ihe engngeiuent. The seventh

week begins Sunday evening, 17. .

(lABllll'K Tiikatiik (Clias. A. Bird, bus!

to tour tho local lots, starling at South Chicngo 24. They suffered n dlsaBteroits •blowdown" In tiinulia, but nre touring Iowawithout' having missed a date" Forgiven"' Is the stock company bill for theweel: of 17-L'.'I, ui Mown id's Thealrei In the Coleman and May llinudi In the parts of

produced by II Urnnvlllc Darker.The Inst nights of "Saturday to Monday"

are now announced at St. James', whereMessrs. l-'enn and Pryee's comedy has quicklydeveloped Into a success of mirth. GeorgeAlexnnder will bring his season to a closewith the one hundredth performance, Iti, Inview of the unusually early start which heWill iiinke in the Autumn, In the productionof an adaptation, by Sydney Grundy, of theromance. "A Garden uf Lies." *

Independence Day was celebrated at theShaftesbury by the first appearance of Lillian

Northwestern Cook County. 1. iiiln ,1. How-ard leads his owo forces nt his own tlieutr

aad prospers Hllllnger's Garden Is pro-viding n fair grade of vaudeville to goodputrounge, these Summer nights Carllliinge's Metropolitan Rand continues thechief feature at Ihe llhunarrk Gardens.Brooke and his Chicago Murine Baud arctilling the Coliseum nightly and Sundayafternoons Duvld it. Kennedy is undercontract with Dave B, Levis for his fifth

seusou In the name pnrt of "Uncle Joshtbe season opening Aug. tl, nt

me".V^.s ofX yZ ' »JS BS. Wen gg« inunager of Gareu A Havlln;- "Stahi

ne. The seco.ul week begins Bunday night, of Om^n^fhM ^UjjUs '•«£•*.

N'ellle Wagner and Mrs. Crocker, In "TliePrince of Pllsen." The role of the princehas n'ei-ntly been transferred to IlobnrtSmock, and Hint of Bldonle to Kmuiii Francis.

Mnrle Laurent, the last of a brilliant con-stellation of French actresses, died Inst Tues-day, nt the nge of seventy-eight. She mud--Iter first appeuraure at Marseilles In 184(1,hut the scene of her triumphs was Paris,where for half n century she was a pomilu:figure at the leading tbeutres. Her latestcreation was Marfa, In "Michael Strogoff."Mnrle Laurent was the foundress of the Orpin-Hunt lies Arts, and was decorated by Hi >

The twelfth annual convention of Inter-national Alllnnre of Theatrical Stage i-:m-

Plovees was held at the Academy Theatrelull. Milwaukee, Wis., .July 11 to lu, In-

clusive. Tbe convention opened at 10 A.

M., Monday, 11 with the following delegateslu attendance.

Local No, 1, New York— i'hi lip Kelly,

Ktlw. .Pearsaall, J. G, Williams, Thos. Deen-worth, Thos, McICendn, ('bus. Shay. BamGeider, Owen T. iilgglns, Alexander J.

Andrews. No. '2, Chicago—Lee M. Hart,John F. Marsh. Thos. J. Lockwiioil. II. S.

Johnson. No. :i. Pittsburg—Jns. McGrutb,Myer Green. No. 4, Borough of Brooklyn

—

Jus. McVI.-tv, Chns. Van Bonk. G. F. Un-derbill. No. .".. Cincinnati—Fdw. Warden,F.ilw. Kill I v. No. (I, St. Louts Win. II.

Ilnrlon, John Bwartx. No. 8, Philadelphia

—

John F. Boyle, Jns. Wiley, Frank Feeney,Joel Mitchell. No. II. Syracuse—A. J.

Nichols. No. 10, Buffalo—Geo. Bwartz,Chas, Hiinibill. No. 11, Boston—Jas. Bus-sell, P. T. Barry, J. J. Barry. W. b Brown.P. Moloney. . No. l'J, Columbus—Wm. San-der, Geo. I-'onks. No. Ill, Minneapolis—W.T. Wallace. No. 14, Detroit—W. F. Tre-iiolu. II. G. Cornell. No. 10, Seattle

—

i:. A.Clarke. No. Ill, San Francisco—Wm. G.Busk. No. 17, Louisville—Thos. Reddliigton.No. IS. Milwaukee—Gust. Knlekelbrln, C.II. JorgeiiBen. No. 10, Baltimore—John C.Thompson. No. i;o, Bt. Paul—Chan. H. Roun.No. 21, Newark—Wm, F. Simpson, MikeCarney. No, 22, Washington—B. A. Flem-

omplKins the season Aug. 21. lu Louisville.

Howard Powers and Holly Tlieobold writeme of their success In vaudeville houses of

the middle West, cit roitfc for the Puclflc

const, where they have booked a long season.('. B. Fllzputrlok. representing B. II.

]i'ltr.pntrlck. niniiiigei- uf tho Grand OpernHouse. Helena, Ark., was a culler at theWesieru Bureau of Tub Ci.ii'1-Kn last

week Loney Haskell sends greet-

ings from Loudon, where he has be-muslc

Itbof

nil iiuui iix;n /Hi", it sin nun ihiuiiiiiu i«j tin »• »»./ • »^m,

I'Venrh Government for her noble hearted tug, D. B. Allen. No. a.'l. Providence^—Thoscharities. Ilayden. No. 24, Toledo—Louis Lyman. No.

In the July number of 3'hn Fortutghtly Uf- 2ii, Ilochester—Michael L. Snxe. No. 211,

rli'io will nppear Beerbohm Tree's lecture on Grand Bnplds—Wm. Young. No. 27, Cleve-"The lliiiniinltv of Shakespeare," lately de- land—Wm, Itussell, John O'Brien. No. 211,

llvered by lilin to the students of tlie School Til City—Jas. Lempke, Jas. Barrett. No.of Acting. 80, I ml In n n jmiI is—B, J. Connor, T. B'. Farns-A committee ban been formed, with Walllfl worth. No. Ill, Kansas City—C, C. Wright, Jos.

Miielotv as Its honorary secretary, for giving L. Brlgliaiu. No. ;I2, Duluth—C. A. Ilutchln-a compllnientury benellt ut Wit son. No. Jill, Los Angeles

—

II. II. Dixon. No,

r.ml Helen Tracy, will be given an e.wlre y SrVay the brplientiinew proline, oil next Sundiiy

'J Ji

'.''"*«'I in mil ns production of

lor nu Indelliille run. "Ilie Mold and the K nuu1p „', Hol|t|l „pn|1Mummy" goes direct to New Virk for Its

, ( ((> „ |B (Jru|1(| c ,.„

ini'i rn|iiitltiiu Initial bin.

GlIKAT NllllTUKIIN THK,Browne, mniiiiger).

—"Ourllninrc.—Address llenrg* ,.„|ers i'i|sin lis third and laat week Sitodiiy ?I™\'\

l "/",' ;*"™ '

kn *VHo v'u\idVvll c, nDBS Humlml mill 'I'wenly nfiernojiii. , 17. Next__ Sundsjjf ."BjMtW {"gyjj%|

"",„ birth S"a aonnt lndep>nd

lour Fred It.

"Bird Center" willI nil.. Aug. 22, coin-House n week Inter,

for an expected run. Geo.. Klchnnls, Louis

»?—.ifiMh.il. »•'• Pnyne. Blanche Chnpmnii nud ltosa Cook arenmiinif I llnu. ulieudv i-nii|ll/ed Mr. Olid

remining those already engaged.

to J. A. Cove aNew Theatre on tbe lit i lust.

.Mnile Tempest will shortly make her re-

en tree In the West Foil with u revival of"The Marriage of Kilty," Later she willpresent "The Freedom of Suzanne," nnin Igiiuil comedy by Cosmo Lennox.A inimical farce. "Sergeant Brno," nt the

St ill iul Theatre, litis been so successful that,In ortler to meet tlie demand fur seats, Mr.Ciir/.un luis decided to transfer It to thePi-Inn- of Wales Theatre on Monday.The tiraiiil Theatre, Luton, Is to be turned

Into n lilpiHslroiue.

J. K Sullivan, or "Polite Lunatic" fame,will shortly be seen nt the variety theatres.The match between lluekeuscbmldt and

it. Spi-ingiieid - Min. O'Brien. No. 3n. C. AK. C. h. of New York—W. D. Lang, W. V.McMuiius. No. atl, Lawrence—John Hun-ter. Nn. 37, C. A 13. C. I.. of Philadelphia—C.II. Bprsgue. No. 30, New Orleans—A. -'•

Mkarren. No. 41, Atlanta—C. O. Bdlley. No.42, Omaha—W. D. Clark. No. 44, Paler-Ron. No. -to. Newhurg. No. 47, Pueblo. II.

11, Perry. No. 40, Terre Haute, Geo. Weln-biieeht. No. Ii8, Springfield—F. C. McCarthy.No. ri4. Blnglinmton—Bert W. Toner. No.flfi, Motitrenl TlioH. (ilddoiis. No. .17, FullItlver—Jns. C'uminlngs. No. 58, Toronto—John Wulford. No. r>0, Hoboken—J. J.

Armstrong. No. (13. Winnipeg—W. A. Mc-Donald. No. (14, Wheeling—Wm. Blchard

slxlh SI reel. New York Clly.

caiidh.gVsxioiiM.—Address Dick A fllSBrTSM, 18

Aim Street, New York Clly.

N. II.. Dnlliis,— If the two players looked

ut (heir cnrils Isilli hands were dead. It

wuii nut n inlsileiil.

Ii ,1. II., Ilochester.—Any strnlgbl lltisli

cmiHtltllleH whut some persons Icrui a"mjfSl Hush: Ihe hitter lerm Hulls no pluce

In any Ntiitidtirtl work on the game uf poker.

HI NO.I. J. L.—No, McCoy knocked McCorinlck

out

. Bui Godfrey nud IllsBrown" beghiH a return engagementIof mi; Itf™'?* j„m \'H

unn.iunced djirsllotL ^^tJ^^UIMwfc-r f t| A| ,,-|| HOII , Wilson nud F.r'rol, havehas won pronoiiueed favor and hSS.BgwIlent

, , flom t||<., r Wisconsin llshlng trip.proHiiccls for lis shnre of hot wenlhei pat-

|tt|1|( ,H A lteyHn UaH b^,,,,, e ,l|n1Rpd by Mr.roiinge this wei-k. „ . Godfrey to piny In his vnudevllcl sketch next

CiUPAini Oi'MttA HnoHBi

<»W,,* £•"* setiBun:. ....Sinlrl nnd Kessner have beentiiniiiigersL—Conl liuious vaudeville «>f ex-

cellent class remainshere, line bills bring ..

our vaudeville devotees lire showing nppre

Jenklus for the wrestling; ehnmplonshlii of son, No. 05, Galveston and Houston

—

If. 1)

Ihe world In the Greco Biiinnn style for a McKee. No. 0(1, Dnytou—Joe Mlcbnels. No.si like of C'J.'id a side nud u purse of £2,000, (18, Bcrnnton, J. J. Glllen. No. 70, Youngs-iiliincteil ii huge crowd to the Albert Hall town—M. ('. Iilgglns. No. 74, New HavenInst Siiiunliiy nlgbl. . HiickeiiHcbnildt was —N. Johnson. No. 75, Peoria and Pekln

,„ ...mi•• in.T ,.f «. seaBiin smin nnu ivensuer nnve iwcn

«., I, ?tn Vim . fferhia "iignged by Manger Beck for tho Orphouni

L™ 1 oLm d Show*.....:. Among, tho pupils of Prof. P. J.

. *. « '„ ?.. in^

Kn - "I'lve's dancing sell....! who will Join the pro-

cliitluii of the inniiiigerlnl effort to pruvldothe best material obtainable. Opening Mon-day afternoon, 18; Burton nud Burtun, lite

He Von Sinters, I.e Pnge. Sebuefer and DoCatnii. Lester nnd 'Moure, Morris Mnnley

pro-fessloiuil ranks next season will lie May Sar-gent, who Is under engngeiuent to GeorgeSamuels for the souhretle lu "The Convict h

Daughter." J. I. Devlin nnd Tom John-son, of Louisville, will have a musical coin-

Snikev liros "ly louring tho West this season. Mr.lKt\\ liros

. n,^,.M„ u "„,„„„„,rl„„ In C'hl,.,ii»i coni-H. H.. Col hmvlllo.--Tlie longest hnre Moiilgomery nnd Pearl. Ihe Snukey Bros ».I,,V

,U '"KB

. mnpr"

|, ch c.iiokiiuckle bnltle mi record occurrwl In Nil- imhoff. Conn mid Corlliue. Carrie Scott. Will JgJ

» Ml »»"«»"'"». '» .

'"gg*vetnlier, 1815, ue»r MellHiiiriie. Alls., between n. Fox. Kdille Heron nnd company. Amelia

r,V,ti •fiv.il, Pork Thentre at ForJiiuieM Kelly and .lohnnlhnu Snillli. It Biimniervllle, Kllnniurn's Japn, and Goo. K. i."^.'^ x i£,

r

Aveiiiie wiilcb wis Ii...i..;i ..i_ i ..,,,.., .....1 nn mii, u ip-lm o -., l i

«ireet ami ume Avtniie, w»i>«. ""» '

Itikivil six hours and fifteen minutes, Thonlie lo which von refer, between Mike Mnd-den and Bill Hayes, at Kdelibrldge. Ihig..

July 17, 18-111, lusted six hours nnd threeuiliiules. . .. .

II. A., Newbiiryiiorl.—Sieve Taylor dhntDec. 27, 1800, ut Huston, Muss.

11 AHKIIAI.I..

II. II.. Motitrenl.—No. A wore of 1 to li

dues nut mean u two In one victory. Ourrule lu such n enso is Hint the winning teammust .moke at least two runs,

rty-llfthformer-

&?5'^!^ d«y.^r^.!Hp::n.hi

lwr^.^!'Xe!

cV::;ww •tyfriESriJR&tSi ffizjte*? ;mr^e^inj{i!rer

H

o?"T^

UKLAIIOMA.

(lltlnlioiuii CH).— At Delninr lliirden

(Dluojintilo A Man.-, uiuiingersl week July 4 ;

Josephine ilnssmiin and plckautniilcs. the

GlOcltflts. CiU'olyil Young, Ciirlelou and Terre,

mid Mlllo Vngge, made up the bill. The bagchlbg of Vtigge was very clever.pllUcli

««»— IXlrke La Shcllo returned from fCuroue

lent week, lie spent most of bin time lu

Italy, aad was In poor health when be wentBWB7, but retui-m: in Hue trim.

Hayes.Bam T. Jack's Tiikatiik (Sidney J. Kuson,

niniuigerii—Fmnk Flnnev will lead the co|U-

edliins. Clll'l Amlernili. CIii-Ik Liuio, .InUies

Thompson liiid (leu. Turner, through "Duili'A

nnd liulsles" mill "King llnrleyeorn," Hieslock offerings for the current days. LenaIrf. Couvier, (Inue Addison, Alleeii Mncentand Helen Bussell . will . head the "henutyshow." The olio will employ Iho serv'ccB

of Topnck and Weal. Edith Murray. (I irdouand WlillhuiB, nild the Knickerbocker Quar-tet. Fine business rewards. Manager F.n

son's enterprise in providing excellent en-

tertainment, and the various members of

the stock company nre constantly incietts

tbe aggressor nt llrst, but he was n couple ntminutes before lie gut Ills man on the mot.Then the cleverness of Jenkins became ap-parent; He wns wonderfully quick uud res-cued himself from tight places very cleverly,and great strength In bis legs made It noeasy mutter to turn libn. He was verysiuart In anticipating Ida opponent and theywere several times ulsongugep before, at theend of 20 mluules 37 seconds, llnekea-sfhinldt pinned bis mail. lu the secondround Jenkins was the aggressor, but llnck-enschmlilt was soon up and Jenkins on thedefensive. Several times he eluded Hnek-eiiHcliinlilt nud completely recovered bin po-sition, but at the end of 14 minutes 27seconds. Iluckeiiscbmldt secured his secondfnll and won.An the attempts to bring about a settle-

ment of the dispute between tbe theatricalami music bull managers In regard tosketches lit the music halls have bo farproved futile. It 1ms been decided that tliebearing of the hiiiiiiuoiirch taken out againstthe management of the Empire for the pro-duction of "High Jinks," which have lieenpart heard on several occnBldus nt GreatMarlborough Street, must be proceded with.

ci.li'i'Wi Inst week, lie was in town Imoknig attractions "Vivian's Papas", wnsgiven lis lift let h performance nt Powers'Wednesday evening. 1:1. Souvenirs were Ihe llnnl hearing is now dellnllely fixed for

distributed, and Blanche Blng celebrated her Aug. 21. ..... „htrihdiiv the anme evening. Dorothy Old Charlie Chard, ex-llcut. V. 8. Cavnlry,Neville' returued to Chlcngo from Denver was o Bureau culler.

lust wec-k Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burcb Uo-Wob-Go Mohawk on last Sunday even-write from Los Angeles, Cat., of their sue- Ing, July 3. gave a banquet lo her companycess over the Grnumnn circuit, where they on the occasion of tbe closing of JaJit, season.

are booked for several more weeks It also served as a send oi

liny It. Mills. No. 77, Atlantic Clly—Chun.A. llnrfoot. No. 78. Birmingham—W. V.I/otlier. No. 80, Fllsnbeth—Bobt. Claco.No, 82, WilkeslMirrc, No, 84. Hnrtford—Otto A. Broch. No. 85, Davenpori—Will.Peterson. No. 88, Waterburv—John Fltil-

gerald. No. 112, Montgomery—Jns. It. Screws.No. 03. Snokane—Gleu King. No. »4, Butte—Chas. Malloy. No. 05. Ottawa—B. Lacimpeite. No. 00, Salt Lake Clly—F. L.Myers. No. 101, Sharon—F. H. Schoaf. No.llll. London, Can.—Finis. F.fnor.The usual formalities were observed In the

opening, of the convention. City AttorneyCarl Itunge, ond Gust Knlckelbeln, of LocalNo. 18, who welcomed the delegates endeav-ored to Impress upon them ' the pleasureMllwuiikeeiiiis In general felt nt the op-portunity to assist In giving "the menbehind the scenes" a good time. Mr. Rung-)tendered the influence of his official positionshould any of the visitors find It necessaryto call on lilm. President P. T. Barry, ofBoston, responded In detail, and In thecourse of his remarks called special atten-tion to the necessity of living up to con-tracts, etc. He also earnestly urged boltersupport to the road men In tho manner othandling their "props," etc., lo and fromthe theatre..

Committees were then appointed with thefollowing chairmen ' Credentlutt—EdwardKelly, Cincinnati. ffc,«ofiiHoii» --P. Mo-loney, of Boston. Finance—J. J. Barry, ofBoston. Orli uuuer—T. J. Lockwood, of

Hurry Hedges, ot the Trocodero. is Inter- urer, W. H. Kelley, who Ball

csted' In "Frankle," a roller skating horse States. The affair was a decided aucceia,

which Mabel Bnrrymore Is training at Hop- and the excellent music contributed by thekins' Thentre. The little fellow la a wonder orchestra of "The Monlto" was by the

i'l IBS! „«3-,riir •Itlktfe. eouL.ttcrA hi Ills line and nromlseii to well reward bis appreciated by the assembly.

of this favorite resort.

i"t vunv a, «|, i.uisnwuu, «»to JjkT trens- Chicago. Prrm—Philip Kelly, of New York.:*d™Tor the William Bandera, . of Columbus, O., ,

bre-aentrd the conventlob with a silver mpuhtedgavel, mode from a deer's foot. Mondayafternoon session was taken up. consideringthe application for reinstatement of FredLuther, a carpenter who was expelled by

fyoaSinffinZtn IBobert Fillton, man- through Chicago ldat week en routs at the Hippodrome thin week. They then Now York local for cause. After a lengthy

JtfLT2& THE ISTETW YOBK CLiPPER. 4®i

discussion ttae action of the local suspendingMr. Luther was approved. Local No. iu,.wMcb consisted of Albany, Troy and Cotimw.was dlvldBd, . and Albany made a sopuntlelocal. No. ™ wtt nlsu divided, unci Lowellnude stt?"te f

f

" nl Haverhill and Law-rence. :

After adjournment Mommy atiiitit

Kixtv of tile, delegates were piloted thronitliBlab Brewery, and In the evening LocalNo, IS entertained the visitors at I'uhst1'ark...Tuesday!* morning and afternoon session

•vviih pinbih-niiy all taken ii|i In discipliningvarlnu»; locals and members of the order. The.rmuninciKl.it Ion of tile Kxeeutlve Committee10 refiB td. w the several MUM were all adopted|>r tin' convention,, although soine of tueuielicited cunulderi.lilo discussion. The In-dianapolis lorn l was Instructed to disciplineWlcliuel (Carpenter, stage carpenter, for al-

leged Intoxication. The uctbn o( the Wheel-ing, West Virginia, local In quitting work Justbefore a pertormatice ot "lien llur" wan to

Si given, for an Intrensu of wages, was con>1'iiini'iJ, and the occurrence of a similar net

will be followed by a revocation ot the local s

'charter.Tlio settlement of thn Itoston strike after

noven years was. Indorsed by a rising vote, .

cfter extended speeches by Holcgntc Kelly, of gardenNew York, Secretary Hurt, and others. Atelegram of sympathy was sent to the city otToledo and fatally of Golden ltule Jones, whowas lying at death's door. A rule wns adoptedthat members who desire to transfer lromcno local to another, but who are not ac-cepted by the local which he desires to join,shall be reinstated In the first local upon thepayment of a fee of $1.00, Instead of beingtaxed the full Initiation fee. Entertainment.lor the delegates on Tuesday evening consistedot a ride to Whlteflsh Bay, and open houseat the quarters of the Milwaukee, Mo. 137,Fraternal Order ot Eagles.

Wednesday's session was almost entirelydevoted to the Washington, D. (.'., case. Ar-guments and addresses of Interested partiesbeing' unlimited by rule of the convention,

and the press for the courteous treatmentaccorded delegates.One of the interesting features of the con-

ventions of the theatrical employes and thelobRshoreninn Was the presentation. Instnight, of .ah oBclal delegate's badge, bySecretary ilenrr C. Barter, of the 'longshore-men, to Mrs. Man, wife of secretary-treas-urer of the stage employes.The contention closed by unanimously re-

eled Ing President 1'. T. Rnrrv, of Beaton, andSecretary-Treasurer Lee M. Hart, of. Chicago.Pittsburg was selected over Indianapolis asthe next convention city.The following Is Hie complete set of officers

elected for the ensuing year: President, I'.

T. Barry, Boston ; llrst vice president, Wil-liam Sander. Columbus. <) ; second vice |frcsl-

dent. ,f ohn Snares, St. Louis ; secretary-treas-urer. Le* It, Bart, Chicago; delegates to theconvention of the American Federation ofI.iiIkic. ut San Francisco, Lee M. Hart, Chi-cago, and Patrick Maloney, llostuu.

**4>

OHIO.

for a street carnival, will be held In Hay-ton", Joly 29 and week, under the auspices of

the Twentieth Century Club. The Tasklll

Carnival Co. will furnish the attraction*.

the delegates from Washington appealed froma decision of the executive board, which ac-cepted for the local a wago scale lower thanthat demanded by the local when that localstruck last Winter. The convention upheldtho executive board by a vote of 00 to 10, andordered the men to return to work under theprovisions ot the contract which the execu-tive board signed for them with the mana-gers. ' Action was taken on the Coloradosituation, and the secretary was Instructedto write ail locals, requesting Itnanclal nldfor the miners. The international decidedto donate $100 to the fund.The executive board recommended that chnr-

ters be Issue to the following cities: (Ikla-

homn City and Guthrie, Oklahoma ; Eric, l'a. ;

Hamilton, O. ; Vancouver, Can. ; Heaver Fullsand Bocncster, Pa. ; Portland, Mo. , Jackson-ville, Fin. ; Uloversvllle and Amsterdam, X.iY. : Clinton, It. ; Trenton and Auburn, X. .1.

;

Bclllngham, Wash.. rresldcnt Sam Gompers, of the AmericanFederation of Labor, addressed the conven-tion Wednesday afternoon. He explainedthe close relation between Secretary undTreasurer Lee M. Hart and himself, and alsoexpressed his surprise at the large numberof delegates present for so young nn organi-zation. At tho close of his uddress he re-ceived an ovation.The theatre party to the Academy lo wit-

ness the production of "The Cowboy nud HieLady," by the Tbnnntinuser Stock Co., pro-vided cntcrtulninent for the delegates uutltheir ladles Wcdnesdny evening.

Thursday's session was spent in consider-ing resolutions submitted by various localslo their delegates. There were nineteen suchmeasure* proposed, and tho report of thecommittee on resolutions was prepnrcd Inprinted form, with the simple notiilliiu "Ap-proved or Disapproved" utter each one. Oneof the resolutions passed will make It neces-sary for members to Join the organization intheir own city in the future. Another pro-vided that application for u charter by « cityinns'

tlonlocalHart showed that thn organization had a de-fence fun of SS5,QU0 deposited In variousbanks. A telegram of sympathy was scut totho family of the late John It. Lane, propertyman of tbo Illinois Theatre, who was mur-dered on July 4. A check of $l!00 was alsomailed to u fund which Is being ruined forhis family in Chicago. The motion that aplan be adopted to equalize railroad fares tothat It would not cost distant members somuch to attend the convention, Was voteddown.

Mr. Hart ottered the following resolution,which. was unanimously adopted: "Be it re-solved that this association do hereby voiceIts approval ot the stage mechanic columnedited lit The New York Cmitbii, and mostheartily thiuik Tin; New Yoick cmiti.h forthe many courtesies that have been extendedto the members of the association In generalthrough Its columns."

i A resolution touching on nrtnr-incchnnlcswan also passed as follows-: Whtftnu, It Is

not the Intent' and purpose of Hie I. A. T.S. M. to deprive our member* of (he rightto nlay what aro legally called "small iinrti,"

Whereas, this favor has been abused bymen depriving actors of Ibelr livelihood

;

therefore' be It/.'( .v)/i til, that liereafter whenever a Iravcl-

Ing mechanic is assuming a part that pre-vents his actually handling his scenery, prop-erties or electrical appliances, he, (he travel-ing man, must place a member of (he local

of the city they are playing In lo doshare of the

After thogathered on

Cincinnati.—Thespian delegates to theKlks reunion are as thick ns llcas In u rosogarden. Cincinnati Is In gala dress for thegrand lodge of the "best people on earth,"and all tne resorts have promised extraor-dinary programmes for the week to come.

Ciikhtku Park il. M. Martin, manager).—The Chester Park Oners Co. will INK on"The Mikado" July 17. Last week, "llllle-Tayldr" was revived to good business. Frank10. Young was clever In i he rule of Ben Bar-nacle; -William Knights was the hapless••Illl lee;" Helen Darling, the l'hnehe, midMarlon Stanley a charming Arabella. Inthe vaudeville: theatre all the performers areallied with the l-JIks. . Josephine (inssmsn,who has her pickaninnies with her, Is anhonorary member ot Brooklyn Lodge. Otherson the bill are : The Four Klnnos, Fred Bun-nell, Leo and Chapman, and Adu Arnoldson,the Swedish nightingale. For an extra at-

traction a herd of diving elks will be In-

troduced. The coming of Summer In reality

has driven crushes to the gates of Chester.Tub Zoo (Walter Urnpor, secretary).

—

l.'nder the management of Max Rosenberg.Paul Jones' great spectacle of "Marco Polo"will be revived IT for n two weeks' engage-ment. Several, hundred people will takepart in the gorgeous pageant, which was thefeature of last year's Full festival. The last

week of the sojourn of Innes' Hand wasquite ns successful as the 'first. John C.Weber's Military Bond begins another en-gagement 17.

Ltdi.ow L.mkhin (J. J. Weaver, mnnn-

fcr).—The Lagoon Stork Co., directed by"rederlck Noonon, Is to stage "Turned Up,

17. Lust week "The Three Hals" proveda clever couicdv. II. S. Itecord will loop

tho loop, and the Itoyal Hungarian Orchestracontinues to be beard In concerts at theclub house.Conk* Inland (W. K. Clarke, manager).

—The Coney Island Juvenile Opera Co. will

ngnln be seen In "Hnl>cs In Tnylnnd," 17.

'l"ie Bashings were cnrdlnlly received last

week. May Mulligan and Kiln McCube wereseen In specialties Hint pleased. Baby Marieput on il remarkably clever HII'li. She Is

the tiny daughter of Chief of Police llerger.

of the Conev Island force. Babe Nellie

Walsh, and her sister, Alice, are to Join thecompany for lOlks' week.

StiMMiat CHAT.—Harry Italnfortli Is en-joying life at his Summer home on LungIsland, while his partner, John II. Ilnvlln

has been In Mulligan Until M. C. An-derson and Henry M. /.Icgler, of the Walnutand Columbia, are In New York JamesrVFcnnessy Is keeplin: quiet nt "the farm,"dowll in Kentucky, but comes "sutolng" to

town nearly every day (leurge HenriIs putting in his vacation afternoons a.t

League Park W. F. Shccban, of NewYork Lodge, No. 1, of Joseph Murphy's sup-

port, was the llrst Mlk Id register at head-quarter* Wni. iteguu, the water walker,

CtiltfmtiBS—At Olrntnngy Tarfc (W. W.Pmsser, manager) for week of July 10 anexcellent bill, consisting of KmrmM He Voynnd CO., Mirlow I'tneittt and Co., A. O.

Duncan. Tom Hardle. Burton and Brooks,

and the llrent Kamtira Family played to

large houses. Fnf week of 17, the followIng will make up the bill : The Four Wests.Hnicll and Vernon. Hick and Dick, FrankBowman, Cornell nnd Dunn, anil BrookeKltry. ,

cni.MNrt' UAftr.** (Phil Collins, manager I.

—Big business ru'cil for I Ills resort week of

11. Hue week, ,of .18 :, Ida Russell, the<ircut .lansen, nnd McDonald and Hunting-ton.

I

Kmmhh Tiik.vrnB (H. A. Welsimtn, mana-ger).—The Umpire Stock Co., In "All HieComforts of Home," scored n great success,

to. crowded houses., during week of II. Forweek of 1R the company will offer "A Mid-night Bell." . - - , . fi

TstiTfcs.—Frnnk Osliorn tins been nppolntcdpress agent for the High Street and C.rsnri

Opera Borises for next season IsadoreSampson, a well known dancing master nndchorus Irnlucr, has been the guest of Pr6f.

Urn. SniHH for the imst ten nayl Thefollowing iM'npIr have been engaged for nextseason .for the Umpire Slock Co.: CharlesWnldron. Francis Powers, Wlllon Taylor.Frederick Harrold. (Savin Harris, thiy VanTress. J.oni* Aiblon. Jsy tjulglcy. RebeccaWarren. Louise Mnreellf. Klluor Wcstcott,Kate Jcpson and Fay Ourtnty.

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Toledo At the Csslnu Thcstre (OttoKllves. mansgerl the hill for July 17 andweek Includes: Kd. Iteynard. (Ilrard nndOnrdner, Mexican Trnnbndonrs. Ilornnl nndN'evnro, Forester nnd Floyd, and Ssvlllc

Sisters. The big successes on last week s

bill wen* the Four Webbs. Sfciselld and Ver-

non, arid Lilian Shaw. Business was big.

Faiisi TflKATRK (Mills Manner, ninnsgrr)—John Uejger and Adcluide llerraiann wentbig last week

:.For 17. aM wveelt : Mldpley

Ir!

and .Mrs. Ksmondc. (toad patronage con-

tinues.nKM.KVt:i: l'Aitrt (J. W. Mccormick* rtinn-

ager).—Basiness is fair, with Zee Mathewsa favorite.

) it 111' on toi Artgrlcs—At' MOiOsco's Burba nk

July 11- Theatre (Oliver Moroaco, manager) thn

18, "The I*st Paradise" 14-10; UHU for the week's eatajMnwt of Mrs. Leslie Carter/ In

re: "When Wa WeVe Twenty- "Dii Bsrry " was dnltc saccessful. allhuugb.. ,-J v- . .11.1 ..... .,hW,II Mr. Cdl-la^

Wiiiiatuaprori—At the Vallamont ParkPavilion, trjrman A. rrfir, lUlM JajWness wlth..tha Tallapont. Block CftWthe Increase. "Nlobc" was played. July 11-

; the

current week are

.

one" 18<ar», "The Kentucky none" HI-US.

PAtx'sT "I'oMl'BIl'' will exhibit nt the Ly-

coming fair grounds 18, ID.*

Altooan,—At Lakemont 1'ark Theatre IS,

8. Crane,' ianager) the >frivlile Bbt'elelty

Co, #c«k,of July U. The peoiil*: The Feu-ne|ls, IlaoJo Kurmsn. Martin nnd gnlgg, Sena-tor Frantf Bell, ami the Curtis, musical team.Attendance has liecujiirgr.

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CALIFOBMA\

crowded houses did not.prevalh Mrs. Carterwna not In very good health during her en-

gagement here. The Oliver Morosco Co.oiK-ned 10, In "The Altar of Friendship." to

good business. "Captain Harrington' Is

underlined.. ... , ;; -vjfc

Missmm.Kansas Clf >—At Hie A mil loi linn I Wood-

ward A llurgess Ainnsemeilt Co., managrrsiHie II. Huy WmKlward Susk Co. gnve "TheBliick Fhig" last week lu a creditable uiaii,-

ner. all the members of the company doinggood work. This week, for the llrst time

hen, "The Marriage of Bessie" will lie given.

Next week "A Practical Joker" will close theh t nek Kt'ii Htin

,

Fiiiikht J'AHK (Hen. SelllDger, mansgeri. -

The Sunday crowd was Immense, nnd attend-n nee the rest of the week was good. TheBrest nns. In their elavcr • blcVele dash, re-

mained over ns the chief Inside at traction.

In Hopkins' Theatre, the hill Included Her-bert nnd Nolan. In their black fs«< turn. "Tho(•host of a Coon:" the Ksmernldn Sisters,

In dunces : Cnron mid Herbert, In their clever

acrobatic turn: Heir Siuinii, Impersonator;Smith and Fuller, with their splendid mu-sical act. and the Klluurv Sisters, In theirlaughable net. This week the new comerswill. bi«: James J. Morion. Hnusi-lile, .BinFhsid Bros.. Huyipohd nuil Csvefl.V. .loseplilue.

Alnsley. uiiil IHekeliitid WnlHon. In the Ju-

inlnese Tea Harden the Alpine Quartet will

lie heard.Kl.tti-Tiuo Paiik (Sum Benjamin, nmiin-

gerl.—A rernrd hreiiklng Hundny crowdturned out to welcome tun pnpulnr Hanilii

jillOg ..

Jimmy llrltt In the cast, opened 10, to

packed house hiislness, with prospects of

such coiitliiulnit to lie the rase during tbo

week, "Mlclmel Strotttu"' iindcrllnid. .«.

Casino Tiikatru (IT. C, Wjntt ft OJIverMorosco, niaungers).--"r.n Masrotte provedunite a drawing canl, week ending 0, sadwns followed by "Olivette." • ;.'

. Oui'iiHimt. (Claremt" Drown, manager).-^Feature* II nnd week: Znrrow Trio. BfWlagber and nsrivH, Johh V. Clark, Fosterand F'osler. Howe and Seott. (Irscey andBurnett, Helen llerlriun, .Ornhenm motionpictures. Tbo usual crowded house busi-

ness prevails. ,' _ '

. . ..•',-

HNigm Tihbatbh (lients A Znllee, mana-gers and iiroprletors).—Hill 25 nnd week;For nnd Ward, mlnsttfls: l»sn nnd Ilesslu

Keller, in nn Irish cdmedy. entitled "Imo-getio's siraiegem:" Alice Alva, lu n noveltymimical art ; Newell, topical songs, and theUnkno-o-scope. ! ^ —

IIiiiiaiiwav TilKATilf) (A. J. Morgnttsternvmaiuigrr).-Fenturi:s 1» and w«ek : Smithund Chester, opertitlc dtli'ltlsts • ITuWHMMorris, whistler; Kniest nnd Bntes, com-cdliins; Messrlc, vlollnlsl ! Weston nnd Hens-

Icy. In "A Hot old Time;" V. Is. Cunnlnjfhani, Willi llliislmtcd snugs unib million' pic-

tures. _'.•.tMttiTKM (Henrv Koch, muuger).—Gertrude

Keller, retired since her inarrlngn sevei'Sl

months ago, bus returned to thn stage, as-

aod Carlisle. Baby, Lund, Williams and %lb'tirn, A. ()'. Duncan, Howard and LtiideV, Mr

Ci.iitixh*.—llimlttess

MiiritiKit<-i<i.—Spring drove Park Casinoit:, F. Ms i tiny, manager) continues to growIn popular favor with the people, and withihc excellent performances given. Hh" stlend-

ance grows larger •esch week. The bill for

week of . July 18 Includes : Simmons andWhile, Allen and .Delmaln. Maxsmlth lino,

Bessie Hans, and Tom Hardle.

Akron.—At Lakeside Psrk <'nslno (HurryA. Dawn, iniinnger) fair slued houses weekof 11. Tim bill for week of 18 Is bendedby Inez McCusker. assisted liy Curtis andAdams, Mario Pluukrtl nnd Co.. Handy andWilson, Kiln Shields. Mack and III lb.lt.

AjniiMfttld At Luke Park Casino (!•:.

It. Kntllv. mnniiger) the Harlow Mlrtstrels

hud crowded houses all week of July II.

The llurr Stock Co. begins on IK it six

weeks' eiigiigcmeiit In n reiierlory of Jiluys.

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I'BNKSVI.VAMIA.

u ism up incaiiuil ior u cnui ler l)J » cny :;„"„" "„j .., i „rfinn, I ,,„„„, l„ul meekt he accompanied bv the re<-ommendn- "rPp

'LrP

u,." i, „.? . 'SSSS ..»?,i S7%ssrt*Vfrom some other member of the nearest WW* J*mrZ*L*. i'*;

1"?! l?elv«

I. The report of Reeretnry Trensnrer S.h.llc In" r^l^"^nZ L , iJJ iVviili

t: showed (hit (he ,„•„„,,!•/„. I„n l.nri n <le. "MnrCO I'OlO hUS on offer Of U. LoillSVl Ic

opening, and may be secured for the big Ore-gou exposition, at Portlund, next yearTrlxle Frlgnnzn nnd her slater, Bessie, are

home from Loudon, where they were hi "ThoPrlnr'c or 1'Ilscn." Their mother, who hadbeen ut death's door here, found their pres-

ence gave tonic effect, and the Invalid is

much better Siisnnna Norton, who waswith "A Chinese Hobcyrtoon," Is to bo oneof the court mauls In "Marco Polo." •

Nat It Wills, of "A, Son of Rest" Co.. wnshere with the New York Giants, and he woren uniform in practice every day WullcrHarvey, son of K. T. Harvey, tho (Hand s

scenic artist, Is palm lug new scenery for

Viola Allen's forthcoming production of "AW'nter's Tale."

i s

Clerelflrtdl At the Prospect (Walter T.

Baldwin, manager) "Jane," by the Ilaldwlri-

Mclvllle Stock Co., Is the offering tills Wee*.

"The Private Sccrelary," week of II, drewout Increasing crowds at every iierformuiicc.

"Ten Nights In a Bur lloonr July 2.> and

CuuiMAii (Drew & c'nmpbcll, manngcrBl.

—"At tho White Horse Tavern," by the,

Vaiighan-OI«»ei' Stock Co., |* the attraction

the current week. The crowds tluit puekeil

this theatre to see ."What Happened JoJones," week of 11, attests lo Ihe popularity

of this company. ,,, ,, ,..,.„„Kutxin Avk. (Jaiidknh (Mnx !• ne ken icucr.

iniinnger i.—"Anmlln Mora." hy^ tl

i-i,i -i|>i,in. [ileal weather Mr theuutdoor purks has prevailed for some llpie,

and rensequenuy they are all faring well.

The few open theatres ui-e drawing gooderuwrbi, omslderlng the season.

Paiik Tiibatiik (F. (5. Nlxon-Nlrdllnger,nuinagerl.—"The Belle of New York metwith a hearty, reception at this house last

week, both the company snd Ihe productionearning great prnlsc. The snmn offering In

continued this week, which In- announced as

the last ot the Summer operu.Keith's Bijou (H. V. Lyons, resident

manager).—"Who Is Brown'.'" Is the princi-

pal offering by the stock company ut this

house this week, with "Hearts" used us a

curtain raiser. Lust week's performances of

"The. Butterflies" were largely attended nndheartily applauded. "The Rector's Oarden"lu In rehearsal for the coming week. , .

Keith'*. N>;w. TnsAisrf OT. Ji Jpfd'JP'

resident manngcr).— Tb.0 attractive bill tor

the current .week includes: lleniv E. Dlsey.

Ollmnre and Leonard, I'blllliik, lladse.H andCo., Jnek Tlieo Trio, Troeudcro Qu«rlPtte,

Three Mitchells, Add. ,'Iloyl,. Jullti Zlrtnier.

I ne Knlinos, Henry Wiitoofi, MrotbeVs Ldnnle.

Vinton and Cliiytou, Messenger Hoy Trio, undtllii hliijjraph.

Lvt'KUJi Tiikatbb (John (;. Jermoii. man-npe,)._The World's Fair Beauties ..furnish

mnnnger. WallerSunford. of Hie Willis . Wood. 'Ilwatrc, Is

bringing, "The liast Hays of Pihnpell" here.

which oJM'rtM at Sportsman's Park .Inly 17,

and continues for three weeks (I. I >.

W(s)dwurd left fur New York Inst Thursday.Slg. Sorreutlno Is Ihe guesl of Mr.

and Mrs. M. (I. Helm durlnit Ills Slay here.

Mr. and Mrs. Holm were Slg. Norrifnllnos

Snests In Italy Inst Wlhier Fred Heck-am is In the city booming the Itiirniim h.

Bailey Circus, which will come along lateron Itliigllng Bros.' Circus comes for

two pcrformnnccs July -."o

»St. .Iitsrpli. -At Crysliil Pnck (.1. K.

Jueksoii, lunimgeri a strong bill nnd fovomldi"weather drew pill laiiliense crowds wei'k ofJuly -HC, The HMile fur yi'cck of 17 are ; .Har-rison Ilios., Lentil mill l.coul. Atinelle Moore,Ihe McCnnns, Weaver nnd Lsnil*"rt, and Cos-inar's moving plclnres.

Nuts The Casino TliiHitre ut Lnkn C«n-Irsrv, which bus Isvn mil ss a high elns-i

vaiiderllli" Ihcntre for I hi" psst four seasons,elnscii l», und litis been converted Into u skill

Ing rink. The ci|iillniied rslnn have left theground* In had cnritllllon, and ManagerChurchill decided It n wise pulley lo close

the house, but cx|s>cls In reopen It nextscilson.

Voiing Mrs, Wlhlhfnp" at Ocean Park undother beach reSarl* near Los Allgoles, begin-

ning 11*.'

ma^iiTk.

forI Inml.—At the Clip* <'<>llng.e Thestro(K. V. Plii'lan, nmnageri the 14 V. Pliclllli

iipcru Co, offer* from week to wees nit

operatic production, of excellence. "FraInuvolo" was glvdn July 1 1 -HI, to good hnsl-ic-.-H. and for week of In Hie pnlions shouldenjoy "1402," with Richard Harlow as ljuccniHllllPllll.

,'JICM, Tiikatiih. Peak's Island (t,*. W. T.n/iiPng. manager).—The iiiutinircinent andstuck iniulo It possible, 11-10, for the largefollowing who pull-milieu tills isiuular resort.

to enjoy "All the Comforts of Heme." Llherul

applause rewarded the work of the romiuiuy.A high slnndard of excellence la maintained

MICHIGAN.

Detroit. - At ihe Temple Tlienfre i.l. If.

Moore, uiuiingei I Inst week's bill inaliilaliielt

l lin high slnndard of this house, and tho, sis

tfiiduiuu was large ufieiuuon and nveuliig.

Much InlelTsI was miuilfested In the vaude-ville debut of t'oellh" llerrymsn, a lovnl girl

from Mllfurd, Mhh.. who recelvwl her inusl-

fill education In llil* city, She was ten-

dered fi .very gratifying reception by thoaudience, s -lug a distinct success. Buyl„ lloyce urnnlvu his ijudlettce. lo some of

tllii old uuisleriileres of cluimctef skeichcs,

Ihe Wiinil llrnliiers |s>rformeil on the dyingrings, and did sown very clever tricks withgiiuerulness nnd case, Clark and (florettO

niipeiired In n singing and dnnclug art that

pleased, and Julius Tinmen did n pleasing

monologue mm. Fred Maearl * tralnetl

ilngs ami monkeys added iiiucii Interest lo

Hie hill, und the Hngllsh ItntlUmns offered

a canting bar act that .wns well received.

A It rati Ions for week of Jut* V»i Joluk

Mason urtd comunily, flnthaih comedy Four.Cnrlln ami Otto, Marlon ((arson, thn LuMoines, Melrosn Troupe, Trslour and Tom'pest, Votilllla and Nlnn, add thn Americankltlelogi-apli. .

, , '.Vm

'•Hrlfleil. Apart," was given byFrank ttnit (,'inulyn McLean, ami

' Weekwill he seen In "JiOsI I'arndM. r

a

NntHH.—'Thn IMtrnll Press1 Club will givo

n vaudeville, entertainment on the night »t

Alexandeirwns well

samo company

:

luli will give

July 'J.'l, ,«t;.thr;

Lljlit, (limrd firMfti <W-wnrrl Sclifemsl'f. flrii vvell knWn nstid mas,-

t*r, will direct H(« iircheslra «C.,lUty plectw,

lie has just completed u new nisWli. whichuiianil "The IHdroll Press GHM *'ip

VTI't

Piinlhie Fielding Joins IN,

PtnrrUNP Tiii*T|;b i.Isiiics K Moore,munager).—The Byron PmiRln** SIikjk Co,

continues .Its hold upon public favor. Hie

W"iulll|C.

lire. Hood turnouts greeted the perform-

ances by the Big Sensation llurieauucrs lust

wccJtWillow Ciiovk Park (I'lilla. Itaplrl Trun-

slt Co.. mansgers).—There Is n change lu

(he iniislcal attraction ut this park, Ilic In-

dian Hand being succeeded by the HoysNew York Symphony Orchestra. ,

WMilMlMt I'AUK (WoiidSlcli* l'ark_ Anuisi:

tiiroiiglioui In the conduct of llils huuse, nnd tie has muuei.II I* drawing the best of pn I foliage*. The I he iiiiit'cli will. r*i'rt|v*. its first nubile, reddstock will present "Love lu Iliirness" IK-J.'t. i

|

n on the night or tlic enlerlulniiiHit, Loll

Hint, who Is known for his cleverness ss nloiiil venirlliHiliikl, wl'l Ol'l'citr. "Lltili" Dully

Vrltntmm, a skeich, sXiicli will he a feature,

of the hill, Is said to be u slrlkjugly urlgluul

and clever conceit, The fusl eniblriyed in Its

tiro Joint Fcsli,the cdterinlnment Ihls week, while Sautelfe.

|,r„dnctlons offered en'c« wiW drawing Inrgf.the sfrdng.man, continues jisn^ special

l_ fleijt- ntlcridnpce. ".Illne Jjutis^' wgalhejiroisuitjl- rejifrsentatbih will Inlrpil

h "Arlitonii, andThe Iron Muster'"

Lacy MTP fH,

^ilh '

II 111. I.elgll Heuituuiencc rebe.'i rstils

Bert lin Crelghlon Joinsl-S-'-'l

.UlVKRTUN I'AIIK (D. II.

manager).- In the Itustli: Theulre tho J.

W. (lormnn Novelty Co. drew grant buulni'si

n in Bellman and Maori", the (ipura llouDit

Trio, Ilnstns unit Bunks. Hie Hafrffw*, (inn

The

steal enteruingient nt ml* , park, A u»w Notbk.—PsWipc III II'

fqaturtj thin week Is Woodford's educated'<„J<:

firoup photogrniocnl

~news ugeut,

with copiestalning onwas successful In disposing of more Ci

ment Co., mnnogofs).—:The 'I bird. Regiment lerodorlck*, wllh hi* ismy "Hon," ciinlrlbut

InriiotrY Band iKintlnues fdprdvlde the - cj „„ s,ln makers.A now, N(n-B*.-.i'8Wjipc WM'h WHU Wtbt, gi|ve a

1 street and. tent exhibition 1 1, lliislness

was heavy. Robert Itynn, n ennvas manwith Pnwiiw Hill, while sleeping under nheavy van nt iho eoinpletlon of the nvviilngeiiteilalnineiit. W:IM iiechlentnll v mo over.nnd died from bis Injuries In-fore resoull/g

the hospital. Itysn's home wns In Hnltliuorc.4»»

w/io was featured In "Devld Iluruiu ;" MM'guerllo l'"estn, ngisl six, u clover child uotreSsj

Willie Pheltiu, Kaililiiyn LnVollU, recently

with th* Dearlsirn Htilek Co., of Chicago, undFrankly a Hill, mi eiperlimeed nnd ciipubls

netur. ,(

Mntiluaivv.—At lllversldd 1'ark CoW. ItiiJigrdn, manouer) the bill week

"Jiilie, (Co. C. nomfice Jr,

'Inn. 'thfi

were Iho

WatUCfl HitowH enme 13, to good btisl-

KNoxii.—Stttarf, In leaping tho gap, oneifs

nt,- (tifflnuapoiril July ao-Jlll, with Hie DriTld's

This is a uew Huglnaw

laslno JL•k of Jiiiv

10: itiwsoti' and Jiilie, <Jeo. L'.'slvrnfat'

and liortliu Walsrtiiker, Harry (JoHellnn.

bill vr«s excellent, nnd full houses win

Plki Carnival Co.attraction.

In ten minutes thun he usually handles In a r.s operuth: manager two weeks ago, II gave.week,

, H. c" Hers Hie upimftiinlty ho hud been look-

Friday's session round nlmost every dele- i,,,- fur. Mr. Her/, was Vniighnn tlliiM:r H

gate In bis scat at the roll cnll, despite tb-i rlglit hund man In. the Vniighnn Ulnserlate adjournment on Thursday night. Tho stock Co. until a few weeks ago. and a very

Saturday, _.

NotkH.—The following. engagements liuvo

been made for tho Forcimugli Stock in. 1

<;eorgo W. Bnrbler, Caroline Franklin, Ml-mmiiT KHon. Arthur Miiltlnnil. Kdwln Mid-dleton, Gilbert Kly. Will ;>|ul*. Francis Herb-

Kcrvrln Wllkerson;

itiiiiln; INI, AMI. Bny vtlif—At the Wewmi Hench l'atk

Casino (L. W. Illrhsrd*. nultisgeri tho Upji-

son Opera Co. presented "llenh and Hund"I'rm l.liiii-e. At Kelt li'sTliMHe I Charles .

I^ivenherg, mtmagerl "Prince Kuri." by A. in largo nndlimi'es week of July 10, and gaveC, Ounlor, one of Itlehurd Hnnsllelil'* enrix unod sntlsfintlon, .Tim bill for week of 17idays. whs ilircpliibly pmslllM Jilly II, by iru'luile*: Fanny HI"", Lew Hawkins, Dlada,the AIIimi StiK'k Co. The .company Rives and the Terry nnd Miner Co. A roller Coaster

'Mail « Sans tieno" IH-ill, "At thu \\bltii l„ one of I he nrw loatures ut this resort, und

IWnsh., Jfo. 118.The. new executive board was Instructed

to investigate the application* of the the-

atrical singe employees of Vancouver, Ii. C.

;

Hamilton, (). ; GIovcrBvlllc, N. T. : Pittsburg,I*u. : Anburn, N. Y., nnd Kingston, Canada.Several local unions In the West, which re-

cently organized a district organization underthe name of the Northwestern TheatricalStage Employes Association, were Instructedto disband within thirty days under pen-alty- of. having their charters revoked. In-

nlriictlons were Issued to the local union of

Chlengo to Issue n. local auxiliary charter

to the calcium and electro calcium, workersof that cllv, who applied lo the Internationalbody for n charter without success.

The salary df SCrrctnry-Trensiircf Leo M.Hurt, who Is secretary and business agentof the Chicago local union' and secretaryof tho Theatrical Scenic Artists' Associationof Chlengo, In nddltlon to holding an la-

icniiillontil position, was ral«d from HON*o flOOO, .and expenses of $5 a day for

work oft tne rond. A vote of thanks wasextended to the local uulou, to city. vlUcluls,

to'cn'tcrtnln large crowds twice n day at

Manhattan..

• ^ '

riiiyton At the Lakeside Park (Jn*. A.

Kirk manager) Casad and He Verne, musical

performers, and the .Three Brlenes. comedy

Vugglers, were (he sttrnctlnn July II and

week to good business. The Columbians,

formerly Itulh. Tig nnd Clolnc, nre Iswiked

%riKeyk|BW Ving (Frank Melville booking

agent).—A top notch vaudeville performance

Ttraetod splendid crowds week of Id. Lynn

"vcleher, comedian: Brook Hltrym. vocalist :

Ken von and He Cnrmo, acrohnts : Ktrle JIMWlTn, musical .•..medy. suit Cnrran ami

Illcs. Irlsli coiuMlniis. mnde up the bill, hor

woek of 17 Innes' Hand has lsi;n engaged

for fourteen, concerts In Ihe park, and the

following people appear at the < nslno

.

II ghes Judical Trio. Fraiicn. anil Coni|;iin.

sinitlng nnd dnnclng act: Lew n. Riewnrl,

imHatlnnS, and Weston and Raymond. In

None are allowed on the grounds, thus nam Clssle Jones, snuliretli'.

Kllliill (AllllblM.

aneo during Ihe past week, with vsudovllli

ley: F.mmerson and Omega, Boyle and(SrniigiT. (Jrscle and Reynolds, the Mltcliellrf,

and Armstrong. __^^_^__^_Lhsiciinis-i-. At the llnof Harden (Jolin

B Peonies, mnnnger I the bill for week of

Jnlv lS Includes Ihe local operctln, "UtffWlfl Find a Way," by professional talent.

Including Percy I^ach. 4»ek Hlmon'H ihiP

olliers. Jobnslono Bennett snd company.In "A tjulet Kvcnlng st Home:" 1* K«y anil

Woodford. Hois Lee Ty|er. jp. Mullen null

olhers, Business c*jitfi)iie*.

• linfKY HrnlMni(Jrlffetlm. liiuiiugi r ).—

I

i bnli s : Thn Snndor'

tense .Miller., the.

Coin rnbls— A I llyntl ,1'ijrk Casino (f.

Frid LeeS..inaiia|i«ri Hie bill week of JulyII. Including r.llllan Lerny. Vim HnIcii nudCeleste, Jack Lysle, and Iho Four I'lcolo

Midgets. Increased the popularity of Ihls re-

sort, lliislness Improve* each week.-»six weeks' engagement in CanadaBoston.

ITno ffnlo nud

In .

" Nw^-Tul- Daylou Mort, another name rordand"MiupJog, others.

\A Tyler. Hid. Mullen anjl**'* *

eonlfniie* jgood. , i J * nrV *s f'Au*. T(7i;aT*k III. II. iiinn yrl

iri.—HIH wijrk of 1H In- ,„,i tfieilor Trio, Nniila, Crnlg- U»f _„._ —_,

Iirommar (Jjinrlelle, CnieJ. ,«A "ffl 1

nKA'f'N WltHH.KM I toLlliiii Ai'li-

The <ir\i Vork Cc.it rsil's "Willi OM-I nr> l.lnillnl" 1* nt«r«- ssil Ufn<l«>r>

wireless ts>lrKra|ib. ns It Krisrs- iJinl Xxi I'll ii «I.-Uver jour

mrssiiKv sud reeeive. im liniiic-

Ulritc ansner.—Adi>.

Muiilslr.-.- At (liclisril Bcncll Cssllio

(flias, M. Kiialliwell, initnagt't') .thn Park'bii'iilre opened Ihe KnaWtf sessud J)ilX(i".

Willi Zelln, tilts myslMler. T||n Motrsifaulllhri

ritsTii Co. opened n weeks engagement With

mat luce. 4. The weal her was against ilium

all week, sud nil hough It was ohn of tint heat

opar* cnnipaiiU's evar seen In Muiilstce, |>oor

hiislness ruled, wllh Ihe sxeeutlon of twonlghl*. On July 11, Harding'* All StarViiiuIbvIIIh opened a week's engagement ,tu

a liii'gn house. ...-» •'•'''

' s)«s> > •' 'fl

WICHT Villi. IMA. ;.

Ulirellng, At Ihe Park Casino (Contud lllrsch, uiaiiBgeri week of July Ujnudsrk. on account «f the llepulillvau ftlfto

cniiveiilbin, Wiitk of 17 will apii»nr:,»Liu

nud Uiiiiilllon, Mlectrle Ouarljl, llurbiirtintl

nrniiks. nrinrn snd flurtololll, Deckst/s

caiiegriiiili, ..}>/

492 THE NE¥ YOBK CLIPPEB. July 23.

"OUR NEW SONG BOOK,"JUST ISSUED, Containing"BLUE BELL "

'I'VE GOT A FEELIN' FOR YOU'And 20 OTHER 80NG 8UCCE88E8.

Our 11 it. II A VILANI), while b memlier or Hie flrin or Howie;, Ilaviisnd It Co., attended exclusivelyto the song in ink business of that house, and If you did ihirumhh with them prior to the time of hi*withdrawn! in Becenihcr, tens, you will ri-iiiemiu-r thCHervlce you received and the prompt nta* withwliluh your order* were lilted.

H> have h (tn-at limit for the rroiolnfr eeaann. We make special book, only—no alack booka.Write uaror fall Infoniinitnii and all particular* regarding ourspeclal booka, f

F. B, HAVILAHD PUB. COMPANY, IHC, 125 tut 37th St., New Yjft City,

i

—

THE RECOGNIZED MOJfARCHJ OF THE SOUTH,

EDSALL-WINTHROPE STOCK COMPANY,WANT IMMEDIATELY,

FOR BALANCE OK HI.'MMKIt-TWt) BILLS A WEEK -AND REGULAR SEASON,

TALI, GOOD LOOKING, TODNO JUVENILE BAH: Al Ymm He.vy Hin, HJJID80ME,YOUHQ JUVENILE WOHAn; Good Character Man aid Vcmin, Mm lor Own. Bob.

with Strong Speclalilei, Aqent. Piano Player, Ian for Prop*, villi Oool BpaelalUas.PKOPLB IN ALL LINES WRITE,

All imiHt he YOUNG, '10011 t.OOKINU, have Al Wiirdrohe and wear II. State age, height andweight, anil send photo, which will he relumed. Hume loweat aalary, summer and regular season.l'ayown holed*. D. B. ED8ALL, Llndley Park, Greenboro, N.C,

ADAMS mid EDWARD*. CLIFFORD II. HMITII, CARL VERNON and LOUIS THORN, write.N. if—WANT HIGH OIVBR, Immediately, or any other Big Act for outside exhibition,

week July 21. BUM loweat flrsi letter. No time to correspond.

ROSE SYDELLSLONDON BELLS.

All Ladles and Gentlemen Engaged for Ibis Company WILL PLEA8E ASSEMBLEAT 77 T1LLABT ST., Brooklyn, I. Y., IOIDAT IQBNIIO, at 10, JULY 26.

Kindly acknowledge this to W. 8. CAMPBELL, 77 Tillary St., Brooklyn, I. T.WANTED,'OH LAKT SEASON'S HILARIOUS BI'CCRga,

A Funny Side of Life,SOUHRRTTB, young ttiul pretiv, with alrong Ringing and dancing specialty. HANDSOME YOUNGWOMAN for Hashing wliloH ; inuat have good voice fur solo work; contralto preferred. HI8TER'if:AM; good Hingeii* I dancer*, musical IIIHKOTOR, PIANIST, must bo Aral olaaa arranger,PROPERTY MAN that belong* to union; one I hat. can do bits. I'ilOTOS inunt accompany all applica-tions, which will he ri'luriiud. Statu age, height, weight aud paat engagement. All application* forengagements to

OHA8. A. LODER, Areola, F»a».IIAHItIS I.UMBKHU, Manager; alao Lcsaec and Mftr. International Theatre, Niagara Fain, n. Y.

!

(OBIBIIAL DIA10IDB)

(IATT, LEW and LAW1EI0E),

Double llass and Ma, Baritone to Double Viola or 'Cello ii Orchestra.

MlinwopotiaHcpl.lt). Canplaee good Mlnatrel People nt all llmca. All people holding contracts witht lie nbovo allow will correspond at once with MATT DIAMOND, New Castle, Pena.

Will liuv or lease unotlier good DINING and SLEEPING CAR to accommodate an people.W. T. M< DBHMOTT, Role Own* i and Proprietor. CllAS. B. HOBB, Manager.

CORNELL CONCERT CO.,TWO OLABIOHETS (Immediately). AL80 TBOIBOIE, ABOUT AUG. 10.

MBier E. padiiook, Ruclue, wis.

W lien von do toll her that McFAHLAND, formerly of Oonroy and MoFarland, and McDONALD,fnruini i v of the Mriionnlil iiroa,, liuvo Joined hands, nud will lie known ua the team of

McFARLAND '-McDONALDPHIL anil MIKB.

Invite fatal* for taxi season for HUltl.KHijllE or FAHCK COMEDY. Have flood, Strong Specialty, andurn play uiiv old part, Andreas MoFAHLAND and livlK)NAI.H, all Kaat nth St., N. Y. City.

Regards In itiilpli Post, and Roaey.—

"GRANNON and LEE «Presenting a Neat and Refined Singing and

Danoing Specialty.open 'Finn for Oll'era from Fnree Comedy or Vaudeville Companion. Both oun play any parti

WM MOHPark, Sew Itrliniii, Cl„ ihla week. Addreaa RRIS.

WANTED QUICK,For BERNARD A VINCENT'S BIB COMEDY CO.An Al Lnading Lady, an Al Singing and Buck Dancing

Soubrette, an Al Character Woman,Send photo and stale all In first letter. Hooked 40 weekaaolld. Reliearaala begin In Sherman,

Texan, Ang. I. Addrvia HARKY vinuent, r. 0. Dox tol>, Houston, Texas.

KD. ALIOS

MARVELLE AND GLEASON,played a return dnio at Ton Y pastor's TUKA'ritK, n. Y. city, July ll-iu, and met with their usualsuccess. Bonked back an early relum dale, "1IROTIIKR TOM'S FRIEND." one of the brat acta lbvaudeville. Kin, i> OUT to J. w. GORMAN fur hi* olrouli of summer Parka. Now Booking forKioi-5. Sept. -J» and Inter open.

M.MtVEI.LK nud QLEABON, care of J. W. GORMAN, 100 Roylalon Street, lloaton, Maaa.

HANSON AND HARRIS,Tile (lit Iunman and Kill. Comedy Arrabati. < .,

Are Open After Week of Inly 25, for Vaudeville, Burlesque, Fairs, Parka, mtWeek of Ju'i Id, New Britain, Conn. ; week or July 26, l'litnuin, Conn.

Per. addreaa, N. Y. CLIPPER.

THE MOST 8EN8ATIONAL FILM EVER MADE.

TMCID-IUnilllHSA LYNCHINGAT CRIPPLE

j CREEK. . .

.

Negative Actually Made at the Colorado Ccld Camtf During Actual Occurences.The Beat Advertlaed Moving Picture on Earth, and One Without an Inch of Blemlah.

EXCITING AND THRILLING FROM START TO FINISH AND FULL OF INTENSE ACTION.Length, 450 Feet.Sand Immediately ami Be data Plntt In the Field. Ordere Filled In Rotation aa Received.

Price, »o4.00. De.cri pll ve Clrcolara Ready, but Belter Hot Walt for Them.

another good onei BULL FIGHT AT JUAREZ, MEXICO.Three Bulla Killed and Six HoreeB Gored In Front of Camera. LENGTH, 000 n. PRICE, STfl.OO.

SELXG POLYSCOPE CO., 43 Peck Court, Chicago, 111.

II. II. BUCKWALTKK, General Western Agent, Denver, Colo. Boiling Agenta Melle'a Celebrated atar Film..

THIS WEEK,Neil. week, every week, the wonderfnl vol-

ume of real stage wit that saves performersmany a weary hour

Madison's Rudest No. 9World'a greatest book of comedy, •»(

I

reatest book or comedy, oen-Ulnlng 21 Original Parodlea. a new Mono-logues.4 great Sketohea, new Dutch. Irish

and Hebrew Speolaltlea; Comic Poem*,Toaataand Epltapha; four roaring farcea.

and great bnrleaques. beildea hundreda of

new Caga. Htorlea and Jeito—ao big page..One dollar per copy. Back numbera as fol-

low.: any 0. ii.to; any 3, |2; any 4, ia.no

or Budgeta 3. 4, 7. 8]and 9. la. Others out ofprint. Send ah orders to my agent, L. J. K.HBIL. 1401 Third Avenue, New York.

IviTE OFFERS SEASON 1904 -OR.

E.

LEADB, HBAVIBn.

NETTIE BERNARD CHASE,VBJRBATILB LBADS, OttllltETTKS.

. LONG STOCK EXPERIENCE.

Joint engagement only. Keaponalble Managersaddreaa care of OHILIIOWEE PARK STOCK CO.,'

Knoxvliie, Tenn.

THE LYCEUM COMEDY CO.

WANTSA Bud Singing and Dancing Scubrelle Hd

Gen. Bus. and Heavy Mm,Bend photo., which will be returned.

AIi.8. EVANS, 408 Market St., Porlamouth, Ohio.

Attention, Band and Orchestra Leaders

!

Do joii mm In Iitara to Compose andArrange Haale l If ao, aend He. stamp fortrial leaaon. Nothing to pay until you navebeen taught Leaaon, l, land 3. If these leasouado not oonvinpejon that tola la Strictly Legit*lanate, then They are Free. Don't write un-let!* you have a thorough knowledge of the rudi-ments o(

~

Li1

lSott Broadway,

I muslr, sad Mean Bnalneae.C. W. WILCOX (Harmonlat),

fire proof mm,ALL KIIIIW, TO ORDBR.

The TIPPIW SCKW1C CO.e Tilfin, 0.

FILMS FOR SALF,10,000ft., nil lilts, uo dupo ; chance for newexhibition to get big show for little money.Alao mncliluc (ICdlson'a) and Illust rated uongslides, :! complete nuttlta, cheap for cnah,?uli'k. Hlnmpi'd envelope for Hat. A bnrgaln.(IIP ST. MAHK'B AVl:„ BKOOKLYN, NJf.

IMoggat, ReliableYoui

WOULD LIKE POSITIONTo nsslat ndvance or property man, or posi-tion on the buaiueaa stuff of rollublu company.

C. V. BROWN,flenernl Delivery, Horrlsburg, Pa.

WANTED, FORKit i<l Mayo Rip* Co.,Al tending Man, also other. Useful People,Musi have 0O0U WARDROBU end do Kpe-t'lultles. Send photo, lowest snlnry. Addressat once 40- (.'oloulul Bldg,, Boston, Mass.

AT LIBERTY.Pianist, Sight Header, Bepertoire.One night amide. Theatrical referencea. w. it.

8KV1ER, »1« E. Myrtle Ave., Johnson City, Tenn.

For Sale-Trick Cottage,In good condition, and cheap for cash. Address

KRKD WILSON. Coo|>eratown. N. Y.

SeEHEHY III SHI PAINTINGS

John lerfnrtb, Cincinnati, 0.

RBOROAMIZING AND BOOKING THIWARNER COMEDY CO.,ForMMOnlOM-t. BBN R. WARNER,

Bcflragor. Iowa.

FROM LIFE,Artists' Studies,II o a u 1 1 o a, Etc.

100 small and two large ones, (l note or stamp..S.mscKKAQKb, Naihf, Munich I. Oerniany.

RARE PICTURES

THOMPSON'S GYMNASIUM,117 W. 33d ST., NEW YORK (old Koater A Bial'a),

KA1.LKTT THOMPSON, Manager gate Wood't•Oym.> Specia l ratea to performera, SI a week.

Exactly a* new. Electric Lamp, Rheostat andoxy. Uyd. Jet. IMS pattern. Only too.

KJNETOSCOPE, care Of OUPPER.

AD \lACTING PEOPLE AID MUSICIANS II ALL LINES:

Thnie doubling Band preferred, Leader of Band and Orchestra, who can Arrange rapidly; ConedrQuartette, who can Play Parta and double Band; Character Woman, with Specialty: Specialty People,capable of Doing Parts; Advance Agent (prefer a circus man familiar with car show). Rehearsalsbegin Aug. 23. Show opens here Aug 31. Following people pay no attention to previous letters,, but.

write me at one.: Paul KloU, Geo. Tslt, Bert Davis, Chio Harvey, Frank Mocann, Clifton Sisters.

Kverybody state loweat salary in flrat letter. ALSO WANT NOVELTIES FOR STREET PARADE.Addreas FRANK ADAMS, Frederick, Maryland.

ATTENTION, MANAGERS!I wall open my HANDSOME NEW THEATRE the latter part of October, and am now read? tocontract for the opening attraction between OCTOBER 16 AND 25. 1 want a strictly HIGH GRADEATTRACTION, and will pay good money for the right kind of a ahow. Managers who huve.ashow of this kind are Invited to write me, staling what they have, the price, and giving me their

open date between the datea mentioned. . , , .

The "NEW MARTZ"Is one of then neat theatrealn the Middle West, being bnllt at a cost of $40,000, and having all modernImprovements and equipment. The stage Is 00 feet wide and 33 feet from curtain line to back wall,

has 14 dreaslng rooms, hot and cold water, and all electrical convcnlencea. Sealing capacity, l.ooo

Also dealre to near from flrat clasa managers with open time after Nov 1.

TIPTON, IND.

All People Engased for HURTIG & SEAMON'S

"BOWERY BURLESQUERS,"

"TRANS-ATLANTIC" BURLESQUERS,WILL KINDLY REPORT FOR REHEARSAL AT

THE IABLEI CASINO, 124th STBEET and 7th AYENDE,MONDAY, ACQ. FIRST, at Ten -Thirty O'clock.

Kindly acknowledge this oall to HURTIG Ac BBAMON, 147 West 42d St., N. Y.BJ

CHA». H. WALDRON'8

l, lO AAt HARLEM ARCADE,

•9

til :«.•* 124th itroot, Now York Olty.CAN PLACE TEN EXPERIENCED CHORUS LADIES.

K Indly acknowledge this call by letter or wire to

CHAS. H. WALDRON, Palace Theatre, Boaton. Maaa.

ANDREW DOWNIE'S NEW BIG SHOWS.WANTED A.X OJVOE,SOBER, RELIABLE, EXPERIENCED BILL POSTERS, TWO LITHOGRAPHERS, PROGRAMMERSaud BANNER MEN; Fire King, that oau do concert turn; Singing and Talking Clown to clowntiding dog and January act; must do concert I urn; two cornetH for band and orchestra, Clarionetror clown band. Must Join at once. LONG SEASON. Name lowest aalary. Address ANDREWDOWNIK, euro Downla'a New Shows, Wed., July 20, Summit, N. J.; Thuraduv, Julv 11, Morrlstown.N.J.; Friday, July 22, Dover, N. J. ; Saturday, July 33, Stanhope, N. J. ;S6, Newton, N. J .'; 28, lilarestowu.NJ.

MUSICIANS WANTED,!TO COMMUNICATE WITH

Regarding permanent position In NBW VAUDEVILLE THBATRB, 61 weeksA No. 1 Ifnslolan.. RELIABLE REFBREIfCM RBIAUIRBD,

Addrcsa 43b SOUTH CARLISLE ST., PLAT 1, Phllai

ika u year for >

delphlii, Pa. I

ivOvs^ma)

WM.H. WEST .£ MINSTRELSir • ""aJ'faWaTfc 'CELLO who Duubles Baritone, FLUTE and PICCOLO for Band andWAJnl RBBBFe Orclieatra. SECOND VIOLIN who Doubles Comet or Trombone. Alao FOURGOOD CHORUS SINGERS who Double either Alto, Cornet or Trombone in Hand. Season Opens Aug. '24.

IP B. HIOABY, Oagark'l kVl K r.,Room 4, MBS Broadway, New York, N. Y.

VB?' Kelly-Bates Stock Co.,Clover SlDBlDf aad Dancing 80DBI1ETTE TO FEATDEE.

REPERTOIRE PEOPLE IN ALL LINES, with Specialties Preferred: MAN WITH FIRST CLAtHPICTURE MACHINE. Don't misrepresent ir you want to stay. SEASON OPENS AUG. 2». Wamrois"uo and oil" niiisl be drat class. Send photos; will be returned.

W. S. BATES, Hotel Hawkharat, Litchfield. Conn.

NORTH BROS. «BaTT

Al DRAMATIC SOUURETTE; must do apeclaltie*. Good Dramatlo and Feature Specialty People,wr lie. Regular aenaon open. In Kansas middle or Auguat. Alio Al PIANO PLAYER, to join at once.J. Roger Shannon, write. FRANK 0. OARTE R, lien nlsoi , Tex,, u-ao. '

JutY 23, THE ISTEW YOEK CLIPPER. 4G3

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IF YOU'RE IN LOVE,SAY CUCKOO99

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A LEAP YEAR SONG, sung to Tremendous Applause byTlie Mo** Appropriate Rone; of ih« Year, a Song Willi Swing and. Malady, and Different Pram All oihsr.DAT AIN'T NOTHIN' BXJ1

Br HARRY BROWN and CHRII. SMITH. Tk. B.«t Coon Song 1. Yaarat A SURE WINNER. A SONO WITH A REAL OAG.PROF. COPIES ON RECEIPT OP IP TO DATS PROGRAMME!. NO CARDS. ORCHESTRATIONS ANV KEY 10 (KIT* BACH.

Published by FALTER BROS. CLIPPER BUILDING, 47 West 28th Street, New York.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.Poor.

Mis* Clipper"* Anecdotes, Etc 485, 480Chess oml Checkers 4flfl

Vaudeville and Minstrel 48(1. 487, 400World of Plovers 487, 400Jack De Freeoe—Sketch 487Hnrrv Ni< (in—Sketch 487Queries Answered 490our Chicago letter 480Our Ixjndon Letter , 490Theatrical Stage Employe*- Content Ion. . . 490, 491Clipper Post Office 1102

l ,n test br Telegraph 403On the lUwtd 403Vaudeville Route Lint ! 4H.I, 404, 495With the BUI Posters 40.1

I'nder tlie Tent* 495Music ana Song .- 4011

New York Clly—Review nitrl Comment 40RSlate Mechanics 400Deaths In live Profession

. , 40ft

THEATRICAL CORRESPONDENCE.Oklahoma 40(1

Ohio '• ...t 401.400IViinMrlTanla 401, 408Missouri.'. 401Maine ' 401Rhode Island...' 401South Carolina 401California : 401VMllJn.li 401Went Virginia. 401Tennessee, Massachusetts r>02New Hampshire, Louisiana ,.. n02Colortdo, Nebraska, Canada 493Virginia, Indiana 4011I Iregiiti, Connect lent . Iowa 400New York State, New Jersey 408Washington. Minnesota. Alabama ,... 4ARWisconsin, Kentucky 400Henrgla. Illinois ton

LATEST BY TELEQRAPH.Monday Marine Openlnna In All the

Rig Show Towns.

GOLDEN HATE GLEANINGS.

"liJUSlll linte." "A llli,n,llklil,re,l

Tramp." "The Prisoner of Zeiulu,""lliilifrt KiHinet," "Tin- Cowboy.ii ii a the Lady," "Hohlu Hood" and••A Lucky Nltirec" tke Current Hllln.

ftpec{at netpatchen fo Tm: New York ClipperSin Kraxciroo, July ill.—At the Colum-

1>I [i Theotre this Ih the second and last weekof Ethel Barrymoie, In "Cousin Kate."

CALIFORNIA Tioatio:.—At this bouse, lie

fanning Sunday, 17. Klmer Walters Is play-

ng a three weeks' engagement, opening with"A Thoroughbred Tramp," followed by "TheBuffalo Mystery," and concluding on thethird week with "Just struck Town." Flor-ence, Roberts begins a (our weeks' seaion atIbis house on Sunday, Aug. 1*8.

Ai.rAZAn Tiibathk.—This Is the fourthweek of White Whittlesey. The current pinyIk "The Prisoner of Zemin."

Cnnthai, Theatre.—This week the hill Is

"llolierl ICrnmet," with Irish songs and.inures by a specially engaged troupe.

(,'iianii oi'kiia Ihu.-HE.—James N'elii andCo. are In their third week. The ploy Is

"The • Cowboy and the f.ndy."Tlyoi/i Opera HnHHE.—Current Is the fifth

week of "Robin Hood."I'isi'iikh'h Thratrr.—This In the second

week of "A Lucky Htone." "The Whirl ofthe Town" will follow.

oiinin.'M.—Bill for week beginning Run-day. IT : Musical Klelsl, Julian Hose, Rosecoghlan nnd company, the Zanclga, l.e Royand Clayton, Harry Heeback, Cunningham andSmith, D'Arvllle Sisters, and the blograph.Chutes.—rrogramme for this week, begin-

ning is : Brandon and Wiley, Lester's trainedpigs, Van C'ofre and Cotrefly, Belle Gordon,HithIiiiI Stein, the Toblns, and the anlmatl-RCOIie. .

'I .

hotrh.—Louis A. Mora-eastern, treasurerof the' Knickerbocker Theatre, New YorkCity, Ih visiting this, bis home city, after anabsence of a number of years, and In beingwelcomed on all sides and being lavishly en-tertained by many old friends. Mr. Morgen-stern sviih for years the treasurer of the Bald-win spd other theatres here, and was alsothe assistant secretary of the Rayman enter-prises on the. Pacific coast Another newmusic ball, called the Belvedere, has beenopened here. Tola make* three of any im-

parlance, and there are rumors of more to'nine. - The admission is free, and the enter-tainment comprises a fair vaudeville hill.

, i

PROM ••Til Kit HOIM '8.

Hot Wave Sweep* Over Country andBaalneaa at Oat of Door Amasr-iiit-nt Reaorts la Thereby Bene-fitted.

t'HioAoii. July . IB.—Chlcagoans swelteredunder the hottest wave of the Hummer, over-awing Hans Houcl. Water Chutes nnd River-view T'arkH Sunday, The theatres suffered,severely, limited attendance being tbe gen-eral rule. "Mrs. Wiggs. of tbe Cab-huge Patch." at the Grand Opera House:"Vivian's Papas," nt Powers'; "The Maidnnd the Mummy," at the Garrlck ; "Por-bldden Land,'" at' the Illinois; "Our•New Minister." nt the Great Northern

;

stork burlesque at Sam T, Jack's and theTrocttdero ; vaudeville at tbe Chicago OperaI

I

on In, nnd Cleveland*, and Brooke's Band ui

the 'Coliseum, comprise the week's offeringIndependent of the attractions at Hummerparks and gardens.Kansas City, .Inly 10.—The H. Guy

5 norlward . Hlock Co. presented "The Mar-tlago or Bessie," at the Auditorium, Hundny.to good attendance. A big Sunday crowdturned out nt Forest Park, and in Hopkins'Theatre Jaa. J. Morton was the headlinesHlg crowds were at lOtectrlc Park, to bonrSnrrentlno and tils Bnnda Rossa l'aln's

"last Days of Pompeii" opened a week'sengagement at Sportsman'* Park last night,•o a big crowd.

,Philadelphia, July 19.—An attractive

ml at Keith's yesterdny delighted wellllllMl houses, afternoon and evening"Who la BrownV at the BIJou, earned com-nipndntlon for the stock company, while"The Belle of New York" continued to pleaseat the Park .Patrons of tbe Lyceumenjoyed burlesque furnished by the World'sI; «lr Beauties Exceedingly hot weatherdrove crowdi to the parks.

, Boston-. July* 10.—The new edition of "Theisle M Spice," at the Globe, and cast changesIn "Woodland," at the Tremont, drew goodsited audiences to these house*. .Theitork houses bad fair returns Keith'sand .remainder- of Indoor amusement placeshid their share of the business Weatherwas warm and threatening towards night.

UlUHViLLF), Jnlv II).—The Kilties Randopened at Jockey Club Park Sunday, to large

OB the Roa<|,AH Hoatea Maat Reach Va >ot Later

Than Monday.

DRAMATIC.Albee Stuck— Providence, R. |„ July 18. Inilefl-

11 He.American Slock (01l»er Mnriell, mtr.)—Sloo*

City, la., July 18, indefinite.Albino Stock— rateraon. X. J., July ifi, indefinite.HarTyraore, Kthel (Ctiarlpa 1'rohnian, mm-.)—San

Francisco. Cal., July 18.2:1.Buhler, Richard, Stock (Adam K. Vox, ingr.l—

Atlantic City, N. J.. July 18. Indefinite.RaldwIo-MelTllle (Walter 8. Baldwin, mgr.)—

,Cleveland, O.. July 18, Indefinite.

BaldwIn-MelTllle (Walter S. Baldwin, mgr.)—Buffalo. N. Y., Juiy 18. Indefinite.

Preckenrhlie, Clms., Stock (Breckeurldge A Pnnt-ser, mgrs.)—Paris. Tex., July 18-2:1, Texnr-kana, Ark . 24-Aiir. c.

Buchnnan, Lorraine, Stock (Robert ManeteM.rngi-.)—Iolu, Kan., July 18, Indefinite.

rtiilllhtoii stock (I). R. BuOlnton, mgr.)—NewIkiifonl, Mass., July 18. Indefinite.

Brnnilwnv Hlock—Ilemer. Oilo., July 18, IndcB-Bite,

Burr Stock (.Murray A Mackey, uirts.)—Mans-fleld, 0., July 18-Ang. 27.

Bellowa Stock (Waller Clsrk Bellows, oigr.)—Denver. Culo,. July 18- Imteilnlte.

"Blister Brown" (Broadhnrst 4 Currle, mgra.)—Chicago, III.. July 24. Indefinite.

Chase-Lister Theatre (Joseph fa mil. tngr.)—lows City. la.. July 18, Waterloo 24-Ang. I.

Curls Dramatic (M. H. Curls, mgr.)— Lead. Ho.Dak., July 18-20.

Cutler ft Williams Stock (W. R. Cutter A J. W.Williams, ragrs.)—I'lqui, 0., July 18, IndcB-tut*.

Casino stock (Robert Kane, mgr.)—HnlyokeMass., July IH. Indefinite.

Currier, Mrs. Wra., Slock (Win. Currier, rogr.)~-Hamilton Can.. July 18. IndeSDltr.

Campbell Stick (l-'mnk 8. Campbell, nigr.l—I 'ol ion. N. V.. July 18-s:i. Corning 2.",-:io.

Clayton, linn, Stock—Montreal, Con,, July 18-DO.DIlKer Cornell—Susquehanna, Pa., July 18-2".

Miij re 23-:iO.Dale. Marie (W. K. Martin, mgr.)—Hot Hprlnvs.

Ark., July 18-2:1. Fort Mniltb 24-Aug. 7.DoiiKlnss Byron, Slock— Portland, Me., .Inly IS,

Indeflnlte.

De l.iiconr. Twin Sutlers, Dramatic (De Lacnur' AFields, nigra. I—fleneva, Inil., July 18-23, Par-ker City P-ML

Kcllnse Stock ll.loyd It Center, mgrs.l—Ada, lnd.Ter.. Jiily 20, 21, Cnalgate 22, 2X

IWniiH. Brandon (Harry Kennels, mgr.)—NewportNew.. Va.. July 18, Indefinite.

Rllefnrrt Stock— Portland. Ore.. July 18. Indennlte.Klilnn's Comeillnns («. H. Eldon. mgr.)—Moherly.

Mo., July 18-24. Plattsburg 2.1-30,

ElllcottCoiirtenny Stock—Duliith, Mlu., July 18,Imletlnlte.

Klei-trlc Park Stock—Leanenworth, Kan., July 18,Indennlte.

French-Irving (Don Macmlllnn, mgr.) — Fail-bcnlt Minn.. July 18-20, Hampton, la., S1-2.T,

Waverly 2.-i-27, Oolweln 28-30.Kiske A Stock (K. D. Flske <: T. V. Stock, rogrs.)—Sydney, U, B., .Inly 18-2.1.

(iluser, Vniighan, Stuck—Cleveland, 0., July 18,IndeOnlle.

ilnrrlrk Stock (Jay Kusell, mgr.)—Mount Ver-non, o.. Julv 18. IndeOnlle.

Onrslde. Cniullt « Mack Big Stork (J. 8. Qarslde,mgr.)—St. John, N. ».. July 2AAug. 0.

Herrmann (l-Mward Thurnner, mgr.)—ManhattanBeach, N. Y„ July 18, Indeflnlte

Hnswell, Percy, Hlock (Oeorge Fawielt, nirr.l

—

St. Paul, Minn., July 18-Sept. 8.

Hall. Don C—Portland. Ore., July 18-30.Hoeffler Slock (.Tack Iloelrler, mur.)—Applcton,

Wis., Jnly 18, IndeAulte.Henderson Stock (V. J. A R. R. Henderson.

mgrs.l—F.lmsat, lnd.. July 1823. RIi-IiouhuI

MsM.Rulbert, Laura. Stock (Charles W. Bnrrlll. mgr.)

Kankakee, III.. .Inly 18. Indefinite.

Hickman Dramatic (liny Hickman, mgr.)—Ottutn-wa, la., July 18-Aug. 13.

Hammond. Pauline, Stock—Island Point, Vt., July18-20, Uroreton, N. II.. 21-23. Mechanic Falls.Me., 28-27. Boothtuy Harbor 28-30.

Ilelsnian Stuck— Montgomery. Ala., July 18, In-

definite.

Hyde Park Theatre—Austin, Tea., July 18. Indefl-

nlte.Imperial Stock (Col. Oeorge Hamilton, mgr.)—

St. i.oiiIh. Mo., July 18. Indefinite.

Karroll, Dot U. C. Welsh, mgr.)—Providence.R. I.. July 18-30.

Klnxdon-Coiiileiiay Stock—Albany, N. Y., Jnly18, Indefinite,

Keller Stock (A. M. Keller, mgr.)—Nevada, Mo.,July 18-Aug. 19.

Klnpiipy. Russell (H, B. Russell, mgr.)—Danville.III.. July 18-24.

Kennedy Players 1.1. P. Shannon, mgr.)—let

Croaae. Wis., July 18-2:1. Winona. Minn., Ufi-3<>.

Lake View Stock ,ll,ew Silver, mg r. )—ShelKiy •

gan, Wis., July 18, Indeflnlte.

"Little Outcast." Oeorge K. Olll'a—St. Loul».

a Mo.. July 31 Aug. ti.

Murray A- Slnckey (John J. Murray, mgr.)—Purk-ersburg. W. Vs., July 18, Indefinite.

Melville Dramatic- California. Mo., July 18-20.Tipton 21-23. Boonvllle 20-27. Fayette 28-31.

Mofliilnnesn-Woortmff—Huntsvllle. Ala.. July 18-

Sept. I.

Mathes. Clara—Dnluth. Minn.. July 18-3.3.

Miller-Bryan Stork (Fraok F. Miller, mgr.)—Baton Rouge, l.n„ July 18, Indefinite.

Majestic Stock—Detroit, Mich., July 18, Indefi-

nite.

Marks Brothers (Joe Mirks, mgr.)— Perth, Ont ,

July 18. Indefinite.

Marks Stock (Tom Marks, mgr.)—Saiilt Hte.

Marie, Mlcb., July '-'.i-Ang. 11.

Murray Comedy (J. R. Smith, mgr.)—Llnui,O.. Jnly 18, Indefinite.

Muiuui A: HIihlH Conieillans (J, W. Rights,

mgr.)—Pelican Rapids. Minn.. July 18-23.

"Mrs. Wlgga. of the Cabbage Patch"' (Llehler

A Co.. mgrs.)—Chicago, III., July 18. Indefi-

nite.

Nclll, James (Charles Asior Parker, gen, mgr.)—Ran Francisco. Cal.. July 1R. InilcOnlte.

North Brolhera' Comedians (Frank C. Carter.

mgr.)—Denlaon. Tea.. July IH no.

North Brothers' Cnanedlans (R. .1. Mack, mgr. I

—Yankton, Ho. Dak., July 18-23. Qulncy, III.,

24-30.Nelii MoroHco (Chnrles Asior Parker, gen. mgr.)

—Denver, Colo.. July 18, Indefinite.

New York Players (Hunter A Bradford, mgrs.)

—Worcester. Mass., Jnly 18. Indennlte,

National Stock (J. Albert Dawson, tngr. I—Hinckley. HI., Jnly 18. Indefinite.

North Brothera' Comedians, .Northern (BdwtrdPatterson, mar.)— Slum Kails, So. Dak., July

18, Indefinite. „ ^ J , . .

National Htock (Charles R. Scbad, tngr. )—LakePlacid, N. Y.. July 18-23. Keene Valley 25-30.

OrrU-Oher Stock (Hiigb Klllnger, mgr.)—Still-

water, Mln., July li, Indefinite.

Osbtirn Dramatic U. W. Oshnm. mgr.)—Barnesvllle. O.. July 18-23.

Oriental Stock— Hunter. aVJfj. July 20-22.

Jamestown 23-20, nunter 27-29, Tannersvllle

30-Aug. 2. . _ •

"Onr New Minister" (Miller A Conyera. ogra.)

—Chicago. HI.. July 18-23.

Peyton Sisters (Col. Frank Robertaon, mgr.)—Sbieveport. La.. July 18-30.

Price. Bonnalr <Wm. N. Smith, mgr.)—Satchel,Mlas.. July 18-23. Jackson 25-30.

Powell. Portello (Hallon Powell, mgr.)—ParkRher. No. Dak.. July 20. 21. . _._.

Peters Htock (Will A. Peters, mgr.)—Cttarlotte,N. 0., July 18, Indefinite.

Palmer's Stock (John J. Palmer, mgr.)—Prtera-burg, Va., Jnly 18-30.

Paitong Htock (N. Appell, mgr.)—llarrlsuunr,l':i.. July IH, Indefinite.

Poll Stock—Bridgeport, Conn., July 18. Indefi-

nite.

Phirnlx Park Stock trieorse H. Bell. mgT.)—Jacksonville, I'la.. July 18. Indefinite.

Powers' Comedians (John T. Powers, mgr. I—Torre Haute. Inil.. July 18-2.T. Ratlnla, 111..

24-30.Ryan Stock (Daniel R. Ryan, mgr.)—HUM.

N. Y., July 18, Indefinite.

Raymond. Kit.—Seattle, Wash.. July 18. Indefi-

nite.

Snow. Mortimer. Stock—Troy, N. Y„ July is.

Indefinite.

Sisioner Dramatic (F. K. Hponner. mgr.)— I'hie-

nli. Aril.. July I8-Sent. 3.Sterling Stock (William Trlnlrtt, mgr.l—

Chlckasba, lnd., Ter., July 18-20, Oomanch"21-23, Duncan 2(1-27. Mlni-o 28-30.

Shirley, Jessie—Spokane, Wash., July 18, IndeO-nlle.

Sites, Will C, .Htock (filllirrt A Hltes, mgrs. I--Crnter Houare, Pa., July 18-Sent. 10.

Sheeily's Slock—New Bedford. Mass., July 18,Indefinite.

Taylor Stock (Allerl Taylor, mgr. )—Dallas.Tek., July 18-30.

Tbnrnr Dramatic—Webster Springs. W. Vfi.i

.Inly 18-30."Thoiwiahhreil Trnmp," Khner Wnlters'—San

Francisco, Cal.,' July 17-Aug. 0.

"L'ncle Tom's I'nhln." Stetson's, Western (Win.Klhhle, mgr.)—Pentwater. Mich.. July 2».White Hall 21, Fremont 22.

'l'ncle Tom's Cabin." Stetson's, Knslerii ((Int.

Peck, mgr.)—Chester, Conn.. July 20, Hay-brook 21. Kanhuo 22, Mystic 23. Madison sTV

"t'nele Tom's Cabin" (Frank Wnlters. togr. )—Berlin, N. J., July 20, Meilfonl 21, Vln-cen tow 1 1 22. New Egypt 23.

Van Dyke A Enton ((•'. Mack. oigr. 1—Sprliot-Held. III., July 17-31.

Vnlaninnt Stoi-k—Wllllams|Hirt, Tn., July IH,

luileOnlte.

"Vivian's Papas" (Rich A Harris, nigra.)— Chi-cago, III.. Jnly IS, Indefinite.

Wilson. Frederick II. (O. M. Cotton, mgr. I—Albluti, Mich,. July 25-Ang. 0.

Walker-Troy Stork Uaaaes L. Olnss. Mgr. 1

—

Marlon. <>.. July 18. Indefinite. .

Wletleinuiiii RU Stock (Willis Bass. Ims. mar.)—Keattle, Wash., July 18-Oet. 8.

Wooilward Stock (O. I>. Woodward, mgr. I—

Kansas City, Mo.. Jnly IS. Indefinite.

Woher Htoca (Waller D. N'enlnnil. mgr.)

—

Schenectady. N. V., July 18, Indefinite.

Walsh Sinck, Eugene Powers—waatMeek, Ont.,July 18, Indennlte.

MUSICAL.Bosloiilons (Chna. R. Ilucon. bus. mgr.)—At-

lantic City, N. J., Jnly 18-23,Brooke's Chicago Marlnn Baud (Bert A. Hallmgr.)—Chicago. HI., July 18, Indeflulle.

Butler. Helen May, and her Ladles' MllltarvBaud (J. Leslie Hjiahn. mgr.)—Fort Wayne,lnd., July 17-23. Peru 24, 2S, transport 2)1,

27. Lafayette 28-30.Canadian Colored Concert (Wllllum Carter, aigr.)—Hamilton, Can., July 18, Indefinite.

Concert Boya Band (I.. Merragllano, director.)—Dreamland, Coney Island, X. Y-. July 18-

Seut. 25.De Angeles. Jefferson—Manhattan Bench, N. V.,

July 23-110.

Dnsa Orchestra (J. A. Dims, director.)— N. Y.City July 18-31.

"Forbidden Land"—Chlcsgn, III., July 17, Indefi-

nite."Old from Dixie"—St. Louis, Mo., July 18. Is

definite.lunls and bis Band—Dayton, 0., July 17-23.

"Isle ot Spice" ill. C. A V. 0. Whitney, mgrs.)—Boston. Mass., July 18, Indefinite.

Kilties' Band (T. P. J. Power, mgr.)—I/hiIs-

vlllr. !<>.. July 17-24, F.vansvllle. lnd., 21,2d. Torre Haute 27. 28, Springfield, 111., 211.

31.Lyric Opera (Barry Lea Velle, mgr.)—Meri-

dian, Mlsa., July 1823.Mnnhoiioii Opera— Elmlra, N. Y., July 18, In-

dennlte.McKee'a Boston Ladles' Symphony Orchenlri

(Frank W. MeKes. mgr.)—Atlantic Oily, N.J.. July 18-31.

"Maid and the Mummy"—Chicago. III., July18-23; N. Y. City 23, indefinite.

New York Comic Opera—Montreal, Can.. July18. Indeflnlte.

Naval Reserve Band (V. Rosatl, dlrectoi.)—CapeMay, N. J.. July 18-Sept. 2.

Phclan Opera (R, V. Pbelaii, mgr.)—Portland.Me., July 18, Indeflulle.

Pliancy Bnntl (Handel V. Phasey. baudmasier. )—Claremont Park, Brant, N. Y„ July 18-Sept.10.

Pryor's, Arthur, Band—Aahnry Park, N. J., JnlyISSept. 0.

Pblnney'a L'nlted States Band (Fred S. Phlnoer.mgr. I—Indianapolis, lnd., July 2022.

"PlfT, Pair. Pour" (V. O. Whitney, mgr,)—N.Y. city July 18. Indefinite.

"Prince of Pllseii" I Henry W. Savage, mgr.)—tendon, Eng., July 18, Indefinite.

Shannon's Twenty-third Regiment Hand—Manhat-tan Beach. N. Y.. July 18. Indefinite.

Thome, Dalse, Opera (Lyman Kennard, mar. I

—Mobile, Ala., July 18, indeflnlte.United States Marine Band—Chevy Chase, lid.,

July 18, Indefinite.WcIIh -Diiniie-Harlan fJake Wells, ingr.l—Alliin-

ta, Oa., July 18-2.'!.

Welier. J. O . and Ills Military Band—Cincinnati.0„ Jnly 17-28.

"Woodlnod" (Henry W. Savage, ragr. )—Boston,Mass., July 18, Indefinite.

VARIETY.Hnlllngaworth Twins (Lew Olraaon, mgr. )

—

Vlckshtirg, Miss.. July 18-23, Natchea 2.1-30.

O'Hara A Watson Vaudeville—Chicago, O., Julylh-23.

Southern Vaudeville (K. P. Curl. mgr. I—Asbbnro.X. C. July 18-23.

Trimble's Crollipies (William Trimble, mgr.)

—

Helena. Ark., July 20, 21, Winona, Mlsa., 22,West Point 28, Columbus 2,1, 20. •

Wilton's Comedy—Welsiter, Mass., .Inly 18-23.Wilton's Rllte Vaudeville—Bmokfield, Muss.,Jnly 18-23.

Wilton's fllone Trailers—Weslhoro, Mass., .Inly* a .og

Wilton's Imperial Vaudeville—South Framing-hsm, Mass.. July is-23.

MIVSTHKI.H.Bryant A Havllle's Ifius II. Savllle, mar. )

-Dunkirk, N. Y.. July 18-23.

Barlow's—Yonogstown, O.. July 24-30.Fields A Hanson's (Maurice Itoom. Mgr. I

—

Atbol, Mass,, July IS-23, South llausou 2.1

30.Oornmn's—Boston, Mass.. July 18-23.Marlon A Pearl's I Billy Pearl, mar.)—libera,

Si V., July 18-23. Klmtra 25-30.

TEXT SHOWS.Bamum A Bailey's—Biirliaglon, la., July 20,Unlury 21, Haleabiirg. III., 22. Kewiinee 23,Hock Island 28. Otiawa 20, Jollet 27, Au-rora 28, Elgin 20. De Kslh 341.

BulTnlo Hill's Wild West, Col. Wm. V. Cwly—Durham, Kng.. July 20, Houlh Hhlelds 21. Ilea-bam 22, North Shields 23. Berwlek-on-'fweed'-'--, Hawick. Hcoiland, 2d, (Inlashlelda 27,Motherwell 28, Coatlirlilga 20, Duniharioti w,(llasgnvr Aug. 1-0.

Camr.t*l Brotliers—Sleepy Rye, Minn.. Jnly 10.

•-'nlrnvnt 20. Blur Earth 21, Parkerarmrg,la., 23, Tract 23, F.ldora 25.

Ely's, Ueo. H Bellower, III., July 28, Huoa.land 23, Elliott 20.

Downle'e. Andrew—Summit, N. J., July 20 Hoe.rlslnwn 21. Dover 22. Klanhope 23. Sewtoti2,1. Ill ilrsiown 20.

Doremns—Johnson, N. Y.. July 20, 21. Hl.ln-bury 22, 23, Slatehlll 2.1. 20, (Vdeldll, S. J„2T. 28. Beeoservllle 2», 30.

Forrpauth A Bella Brothers—fibarbreoke, Qoe.,

Jnly 20. Berlin. N. II.. 21, I.ewistoa. Me.. 22.Watrrvlllc 2.'1. Bsiigor 2.1. Augusta 20. Iiuili

27, North tNiuwny, N. II., 28, Lancaster 20.St. Johnsliitr}. VI., 30.

(lolhnar llrothers—Plalnvlew. Neb.. July 20, At-hlon 21. O'Nell 22, Vnleulluo 23. m<adwis>l.So. Dak., 2.1.

Ilr.rtireaves—Bubylon, N. Y., July 20, Far Rwk-away 21. Jamaica 22, Flushing 23, liny nunc.

N. J.. 2.1, Ung Branch 2d. Aabury Park 27.Kuslon, I'n., 2ti, llelblehera 20. Allriiiuwn 3".

.

Hunt's Show—(lerraantown, N. Y.. July 20.KnU-hte. C. II.—Bern, lnd., July 20. Bryant 21.

Fprl Recovery. 0., 22, M. Hear; 23 Ali-son la "3.

lee A Richmond's ,Jack Lee, mgr. I— lied Lion.Pa., July 20. Dnlnstown 21. Seven Valleys 22.

Main. Waller I,.- -Marquette, Mich.. July 20,iKapenlng 21. Hancock 23, Calumet 2.1.

Mnckav's (Andrew Msckny. nigr.l- -St. I/inls,

Mo., July 18, hidciinlic.

Mclhnrn's— nciidriiin. Minn., July 20. Ada 21,nary 22. (Men 23. Lake I'nrk 25, Cormorant 2U,Shorebam 27. Alunu 28, I'rrlinru 20, Now VnrkMills 30.

Mislel Plate (Augustus Jones, mgr. I—Madison,Pa., Jnly 20. Irwin 22.

North A Howe's—Dickinson, No. Dak.. July 20.Itleinarok 21, Juni<<sliiwu 22, V id ley City 23,li'nrgo 2,1.

KlUKllug Brothers- SloiK l''alla. Ho. link., July18. slnut city, la.. ll». Omaha. Neb.. 'Ju,

l-'alls city 21. Leavenworlh. Kan., 22, Tiawki23 Kansas. Mo., 2R, loin, Kan., ill. Parentis27. Joplln, Jin,, 28, Independence, Kan., 20,Wichita 3fl.

Rnbliison's—Cliarleslun, W, Va.. July 20. Rniieo-

verte 21, Ouvluglnn, Va., 22, (illfnm Fonre23, Stanuloii 23.

Rice's Dog. Pony and Monkey (Charles K. life,

mgr. t—Manhattan Reach, Cleveland, I).. Julv18. Indefinite.

Rptirks. J. II.

- Tliwesin. Pa.. Jnly 20. 'fldloulo

21, Kane 22.Smith's. K. II.—Chlcnrn. Pa.. Jnly 21, Pelmlls

21. Parkers Liiniiiitg 23. St. Petersburg 2.1,

Pltlavlllr 20.Sliie's—Mnrlliisvllle, Intl., July 21, Ousnurt 22,

Hptseer 23. Worthlngtnn 25, Hhsinifield 20,Lynns 27, l.lnlon 28. Sullivan 211,

Tmll. William llliililumls. X. J., July 2123.Allantl.? IllghlntuU 25 27. New Relford 28-30.

Welsh Brothers—Mllfnrd. X. II.. July 20, Aver,Mass., 21, Leominster 22. Athol 23,

Wheelers (Al. I'. Wheeler, tngr.) -Mniiiisvlllc,

N. V., July 20. Slimly Creek 21. Pulnskl -';,

Altmar 23. Wllllmnsfown 2.1, Catuih'ti 20, Mf>CoiiliellMilllc 27.

MIHIELLANEOUM.ltosirrk's Tiiiliied Aitlninl Arena P. C. Ihisloek,

luer, ilire.'iiulaiicl. Coney Island, N. Y.. July

18, Irhlefinlle.

Cot. Prof. -Warner. N. II., July 2.1, 2«, nrls-ml 27. 28. Meredith 20, III).

< 'ruLkshank—Easton, X. II., July 21. North Ben-ton 22. Hiigar Hill 23.

Croat Mnndy Shows II*. J. Uuudy, m»r,l—CimiIs-

ton, M inn. July 18-23, Whniiis'g, Man., 23-

Attg. &.

Hurry Helm's— Augusta, Wis.. July 20, Merrlt-ion '21, Black lllter Fulls 22, Neitedah 23, No-koosn 25, Waupaca 20, IVeyauwi-gu 27, llnr-

lourllle 28. Orcein lllo 2U. Little Chitio :io.

.Tames A l/i»' Bell lllngers— Jefferwin, Wis., Jul;18-20, Fort Atkinson 283(1.

I tlinhrlgger's Zoo (dlts Lntnbrlilger, lllgr. )—Kit

Bnls, Pa., July 18-23. Cleutllelil 3,1-30.

Pnln's "Ihtrnlug of Home" (II. B. 1'hciirle,

gen. mgr, l- Haltlicnie, .Mil., July 18-23, Pills.

hiirg, I'n.. 25-Aitg. (i,

Pierce Ainiwcinenl Co.— Otdisisliurg. N. Y ., Juty'jn.

Uaifdeoilk Rouu Dst.

Thla Hat la made up an nearly ac-curate aa II la possible in make a Hatat vaudeville booltlnigs. To Insure In-eertlon lu tbls department the nameof the tlaratre or park;, aa well as (liecity or town, MUST accompany eachbooking sent na.

Abbott. Annie, Boulevard, MedfVinl, Maaa., July1823.

Adelle, Mile., Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y.,

July 18-211-

Adillsoii A l.lvliigstoii. New Orpbenm, No. Yakima,Wash., July 18-33; Krilsoo, l^wlstnu, Ida., 23-

30.A hern A Baiter. Weust's, Peoria, III.. July 1823.Ainsley, Josniililtie, Forest Park, Kansia I'liy.

Mo., Jtdy 18-23.

Allisons, Mr. A Mrs., Avon Park, Youugstown,((., July 18-23.

Alexander A llorfinun, Dreamland, Coney Inland,

X. v . Jnly 18-23.Allen, Leon A Ilerilc. Falrvlnw Park, Smithbrlilge,

Mass., July 18-211.

Alhaiigh-Moy. Kellh'a, N. Y, (!., Jnly 18-211.

Alhurtus A Ucrtram, Keith's, N. Y. I!., July IS-23.

Albion*, The. Cryalal, Cripple Creek, Oil., July18-23.

Allaire A Cavllle. Baldwin. Han Pratt., Cal., July25-30.

Allen. May, Acme. Norfolk. Va., July 18-23.

A bin- Armour. Doyle's. Atlantic (Illy, X. J., Jnly18-23.

Alexandrine. Mile., Luna Park, Couey Island, X.Y.. July 18-23.

Allen A Dvlmaln. Spring Orove I'srk, Spring-field. 0.. July 18-23.

Aldrldeti, Chas. T.. Paradise Risif, N. Y. C..

July I8-2!J.

Alexis A St-hell. Keith's. Bualan, July 18-2:1.

Alpines, Famous, West End Hi-IiIiIh, SI. IjmiIs,

July I7-2.'I.

American Trumpelers (4), Idlewlld Pork, Newark.CM July IT-il.

Amalle « llnnnla Family, I'nbiue. Halt Lake City.

11,. July i8 3i.

Amorm, Mile.. Brighton Reach. N. Y., Jnly 18.33.

Antrim A Peters, Coyuga Lake, Seneca Falls, N.Y.. July 18-23.

Anderson, Madge. Shady Lake Park, Peeksklll,N. Y., July 18-23; Point of Pines, Boston,21) •!«».

Armstrong* (3). Young's Ocean' Pier. AllnntltClly, X. !., July 1823.

Arraon. Mile., Lima Pnrk, Coney Island, S. V.,

July 18-28.

Arlington A Delmnre, Pastor's, N. Y. On Jnly18-23.

Arminla A liiirkt. Sncandagu Park, N. Y., July18-23.

Armstrong. Athletic Park. Bufinhi. July 18-211.

Aruoidsoii, Ada, lilieater Park, Clnclunali, JulyI7-*L

Arnold A O.irdner, Doyle's, Atlantic Clly. N. I.,

July 18-23.Asiiioit, Mtinrsrol. Melrnnolltan, Ixnolon, I'ng.,

July IN-30.Ashlnii A Earle. Electric Park, l/nuhsunrl. IsiL,

July 18.23; Hurginait's Pnrk, l>itiaii>|sirl, 23-30.

Ashton, Jaslc, Luna Park, fkmey Island, X. Y„July IN-2.'t.

Atlios lamlly. Shea's. RiitTalo. July 18.211.

Anburns (3), Electric Park, Bangor, Mr,, July18 23,

Barren, MarJorle, Iilort Park, Yoiiugatnwn, O.,July 18-23.

Baiurott, Viola. A. A H., Boston. July 18-23.Harrington, Joa. II., Alhanibrn. (Irlmstiy. Kut;,,

July 18-23: nipimlroine. Hrsrlsirongh, 2.1-30.

Bnader A La Velle Trio, West End Park.- New (ir-

leaas, Jnly 18-23; Howe He Leon Park, At-lanta. fla„ 14-30.

Bans. Resale. Spriag (Irore Park, Springfield. I),

July 18-23.Varaeys (3), Bon Ton. Hill Lake City, IJ., July

18-23; Lycaua, 0|d(8, 35-30.

Barrett Sisters, Monte l.niio Pnrk, Aitgusis, Us.,July 18-23.

Burr, Fannie, Acme, Norfolk, Va.. .Inly 18-23,linn- A Evans, Iktulovnrd, Meslford, Mass., Jnly1823.

Bunions. The, Salisbury lleaeh, Salisbury, Mass.,July 17-23.

Harry A Wolfonl, Otaegde Park, New Oastle,Ph., July 1823.

Hates, Lillian, llllou. Marinette. Wis,, Jnly 18.23; Itljoti, Oshkosh. 2.V30.

Barnes A Wnshburii. Casino, llergeli Beach, N. V.,July 18-23.

Harrctl * llclle, Athiiillc llnrilrti, N. Y. 0„ Jnly18-38.

Handy A Wilson, Lakeside Park, Akron, I)., July18 'J3 •

HerryVonilly, Athletic Purk, Buffalo. July is-'a.'l.

23.Heirnnl. Mr. A Mrs. AL II., Coeur d'Alene. S|io-

kane. Wash., July 18-23; I:, 11.011, Nu. Yaklmu,2.1-30.

Bonner finally, t'nnaeent Hnnlelis, Revere, Mass.,July 18-23,

liirin.nl Sisters, lliivrrnalor's, Allnwlln City, N.J., July 1823.

Hceclicr. Will 8., llllou, Norfolk, Va., July 18-2:1.

Hetuieii A lllili. Elect rie Pork, Albany, N. V.,July 1H-2.T : Proctor's. Newnrk. N. J.. 25-30

Homier. Lillian. Pmclur's 23.1 Street, N. V, 0.,July I8'J3.

Ileniiott. Johnsloiie. A Co., Wootwortli, Luncusler,i'n.. July 18-33.

Iteiitlisni A Freeuisti. I'niully. Unite, Mon., July18-23.

Hell A Oliver, Keith's, Phlla., July 1823; Kellh'aBoston, 20-30,

Hell, Senator Frank, Cssciiile Park, New Castle,Pa.. July 18-23.

Hertlnl. Athletic Pnrk, llnffnln, July 18-23.Ilcllvrnti A Ituls-rls, Kdlsiin, Helena, Mull., July

ts-23: Edison. (Irem Falls. 23-30.Hls-cii * Hcoii. Keith's, lliistini, July 18-23.Illlllley A Cliiipmuu, llljn'.i. Iliiutllinn, «)., July

18 30.III-.UI City i/uarict, llrndersoit's, Coney laland,

X. Y.. July 1823.IHiighain, J. W., Electric Pnrk, West llrooifiehl,

,\li July 18-211.liliuluioi, Kittle, Electric Park, West llronkficlil,

Muss.. July 18.23.Hliicksnii, a Burns, I c it <ra Park. (Irand Katilils,

Mich.. July 17-23; C. O. II., Chicago, 2.1-311.

Itlioluel r. Esiclle, c.i|,i u la's Pier, Bulb Uracil,X. V., July 18-23.

IIoiiiiIn- I'otiosly Four, lligersoll Pltrk, De* M. lilies,

la., July 17 23; Crystal, Denver, Col., 30-30.Bowers A Curtis, Corona. lo lloneh. Col., July 18-

:io.

Ihiriuil A N'evarro, 'I'olcdo. (I,, July 17-31.Iio.v.v A Alton. Acme. Norfolk. Vu,. July 1823.Hoiulii. An, Itlversl.le Park, Moulreal, Call., July

1823.Bretons, The. Courtlnn.l Beach, Omaha, Neb,,July I7-3U.

llrolMi Trio, cis.k's Park, llvauavllle, lnd,, July.I82.'L

ltrlukleys. The, Dobbin*, BcamMladf. R, T.,July 11-20.

Iliiu-e A lliiignaii, Keith's, N. Y. <)., July 18-23.lirowit. Frank, (luvernalar'a, Atlantic City, X.

J.. July 18-211.

Brown, Jack, A Lllllntt Wright, Oaacidn Park,New Cnstle, Pa., July 18-311.

Ilns-kwny. Flore , Ihiyle's, Atlaulln City, N..1. July 18-211.

Ilurkes. Juggling, Empire, Hun Fran., Out., July18- 211.

lliu ton A Brooks. Wheeling, W. Vu.. July 18-23;Avon Park, Youngslowu, <).. 24-110.

Hush A oonloii, Wesl Hud Pnrk, St. Louis, JulyI7-33; liehiuir (lanleti, Oklahoma Oily, O. T„24-IUI.

llioliilek, 8. P., Crystal. Mllwiitikee, July 18-23.Ilnriletle, Mndelliir, Cnslioi, Augusta, Ol., July

17-23; Casino. Atlanta, 25 -30. ,lltirloii A Burton, (I. O. II , Chicago, July 18-93.Burger, Prof., A Hon. Novelly, Denver, Oil., July

18-23,lliirubnri A Berry, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J.,

July 1823.Hurl Inn A Wallers, tliiveroalor's, Atlantic City.

X. J., July 18-2,1.

Burt, Ansa, Cedar Point, Sandusky, O,, Jnly IT*

f'arlo'u Doga. Luna I'nrk, Coney Island, N. Y„July 18 23,

fiuillii A Olio, Teinple, Detroit, Mich,, July 18*23.

Camlllo A Pons, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y..July 1823.

Carter A Hluford. Avondnle Park, Wlnhurnr,Mass.. July 1823.

CnflTcry A Orutit. BIJou, Norfolk, Va„ July 18-23.Csmplsdi A Selkirk, il.idfruy'a, iliand Baphla,

Mich,, July 18-23Caimans, The, (luvernalnr's, Atlanllo Oily, N.

J., July 18-23.Carleloti, AL. Beeves' Park. I'.islorla, 0„ July

17-23; Fnlrview Park, fiaylan, 24-00.Cnvsiiii, Mints., Alhletle Park, Hurtalo, July IH-

23.Ciinil.ls.il Hlsters. A, A H.. Boston. July 11-23.Cosiol A IS. Verne, I'livllloa, So. llenil, lnd.,

July 18-23.Cnrvy A Colter Trio, O'Brien's Empire, Glouces-

ter, Mass.. July 18.23.Curler A Ross. Munition's Park, St. Louis. July

17-23; lieluiur Harden, (ikluhomii Oily, O, T.,25-30.

Cnstle A Collins, Rock Spring Park, K. I.lftr-

pool, 0., July 18-23.Carson A Wlllsrd, MelleriM Psrk, Toledo, 0„

July I8.33,Curler. Mr. A Mrs. Carl, -New, No. Yakima,

Wash., July 1823: (Irpheitto. Seattle, 35-IUi,

Carroll A Clarke, Wallace Psrk, puiliieah. Ky.,July 18-23.

I3terry A Bates, Luna Park, Coney Island, N, Y.,

July 18-30.Christopher. Everest, Tlltln, 11.

, July 18-33; I'n-

slnn. Jackson. Mich., 24-30.chniliniu Sisters, Family, Hut to. Mon.. Jnly IS-

23Chsllinm A Ostium, Auditorium. Norfolk, Va., July

18-23.Chiulwlck Trio, Tuinldliig Dam Park, llrblgetiin,

X. J.. July 18.23.Charlotte, Mile., llrli.lih.ii lleaeh, N. Y„ July

18-2.1.

Christy A Willis, Bristol Psrk, Buffalo. Jnly IH*

23.Claudius A Corbln, Kellh'a. N. Y. <'., Jnly 18-33.Clifford A Clsytoo, Keith's New. I'lillu,, July

18-23.

Clarke, John P., Orpheiun. I^is Angeles, CnL,.Inly 17-23,

Clenio A Cassells, Riverside Park, Memphis,Tenn., July 18-23; ilrand. Cairo, III., 20-1(0.

Cooke, itoihi-rt, New Moulin Rnnge, Paris, k'r.,

July 18.23.Oonleys, Tlie. Crystal. Mllwankis-. July 18-23,

f'.iuley Sisters, Forest Park, Kauans Clly, Mo,,July IN.23,

Coiilton A Starr, Pastor's, N. Y. O. July 1823.Connor's Dogs, Snuilieru Park, Pittsburg, July

18-23.O1II1/

July21 -30.

Collins A Hurt, Piradlae Rnnf, N. Y. (I., Jnly1823. f

Cnrrlsiin A Dove, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. .1.,

July 18-28.iViiilon A Hustings, Lincoln Park, New Bedford,

Moss., July Zf7-3f>.

Comfort, Mack A comfort, Onrernator's, AtlanticCity. N. J., July 18-23.

c.i.irtlaii.l. Harry, Doyle'a, Atlantic Clly, N. J„July 1823.

Co-won A Kllleen. Falrvlew Psrk, Ronfhlirldge,Moss., July 18-23; Park, Worcester, 2530.

Connelly A Howe. Sleeplerbase, Atlantic Oily, N,J.. July 18-23 j Wtellisit Park, Wllmlntlou, Del.,2.ino,

Cotton's Comedy Donkeys, Alhlellc Park, Buffalo,July 18-28.

a Fsnillr, Lake Contrary, HI. Joseph. Mn„illy 17-23; liigersull Pork, Ihui Mnluea, In.,i -o

m tFEEgJ HEW tOM GZIPTMHR. tTtTLY23.

Cowan, Frank. r-lioBDli. Ckilurolnis, 0., July 18-23.

czxntord * M«Drti«, n&t/ seringa Park;, ua-cssje* HE, jr«Ki.M3. J

Craig-lfoclrj Spring* P»rk, laucaater, A., July

CrinJnLlfMlK*, Brighton Beach, N. ¥., Mr M-23. 1 . ! i. ' .

"' • "

curtisv* B»aso», crystal, emat, Wash., Mbis-su*. • ~. :• !^s5a3 .i^ 7;

Cunningham A Coveney. Guvernalor's, AllintlcOily, N. J-. July >»».

Diitss. New Yort Theatre Roof, K. Y. 0., Jul*18-23. '

Daniels, Waller, Froclor's. Newark, N. J., Juljr

18 23.D.svl*. Geo. G„ Boulevard, Medford, Mam.. July

18-2.1.

Dacrc, Loile, Ailantip- Garden, N. Y. C July 18-

23

Ollaon, Utile, A. Bill/ Hart. Steeplechase Pier, Kelly * Adams, Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. ,

"- City, N, J,, Jnly 18-28. /(fir 18*1.ih. Boyd Park, Msir. In*, J0I7 17- KelRer, II. J., Oatenwtor'i, Atlantic City. K.Kiiifniioo, Mick,, 3.-, -30. J., lit, ig.ao.

Illen, HE Fresno, Cal., Jnlr IS- Kef t<y Sisters, Oljnipls Park, Chattanooga,en, Ohm, KraM.. HtocKH. 25-30.ft Mr*., Young's Cnag's Oeeaa Pier, At-

I., July 18-23.

Gate <4nlirM£ Dreamland, Corley: inland., 0U>. N. J., Juljr 1

flttl.leV Gale yiilirr*1

N. v., July 18-2:1

fiiiilum Owriedy Knur, Temple, Remit, Midi.,jdiy m 2;;;

•"

Ougirln A' Uiivl*. Salon Marguerite, Naples, Italy.July 18-341.

SlieK'»

Ijiinliiti',

TeftiT-lrkurkuoAJt, Josephine. Shea's, Buffalo. July 18 2S.

' Mann., Jnly 18-21!.

Klein A Cllfinrr. Mnnhnttin Beach Park, Clere-land. <)., Jury 18*1. -

'•-'- _. i•

Klein, Oil lima. A Nicholson. Kililldtlon, Win-nipeg, Mini., July 22-Aug. 0.

Gordon, Don, Family, K. St. Isniil* July 18-23; Knsure A Chaplain, OodfroJ's, Grand Rnplds,

lliirclnii Sinter-

.Buffalo, 2.V80,Snide. ItaMiniOn'K.

July HI

1IMsln

• Boh..Mi's, Ht, Louis, July 18-23.s Casino, No. Reach. N. Y..

Davis A Walker, Avondale 1'ark, Wlneluirne, I'a., (Inrruaii ft Weal. Keith'*. N, Y. I)., July 18-23.July 18-2:1. • UoJT. Ilert. Faintly. Miifte, Mim.. July 18-23;

Darling's Dogs, Athletic Park, Buffalo, July 18-

23..DarmW. Sir. A Ufa. Hbtart, Cartel. le Lake Park,

rtnlcbi, », II., July 18-23.fiifU A WllA>h. Queen' City Gardens. Klnilrn, N.

Y., July It-Am. 20.Diirmody, West F.ml Heights, St. Louis, July

17-28; Casino, Terra Haute. Intl., 24-30.

Duvonnort. Harry, Keith's, Boston. July 18-23.

Dnytelle. Madge; Broinon Park, Corning, N. Y.,

July 18-23; Blslto. Klmlra, 2.1-30.

Dclinoro A lift. New York Theatre Roof, N- Y.0.. Joiy 18-23. „ m

Dp Aeos (2). Riverside Park, Washington, D. 0.,

July 18-23.Dcrendo A Green, Chutes, Han Fran., Cal., July

18-Aug. 0! . „Dcuionlo A Belle, Olcolt Park. Olcolt, N. Y.,

Jnly 18-23.

Mleb.. July 18-2::.

Kohl, Uua.. A Marlon, Hollywood Park, BalU-Tufc, Jufy IMS. - - . 7

Kci|in>' A KoruM", Behfro; Beach, N. V., July 18-

Ki'r't'u, I'mf. W., Wnldameer Park, Erie, I'a.,

July 18-2J, i , . - > -,KuuiIiik Trlu, Dorney Park, Alk-nlown, Pa„ July

18V2.'I. . , .:

Un-litliu-. .Minnie, Brbtlol Park, BulTalo, July. I.a Tell Bros.. Gureroator'a, Atlantic City, N.1823. J„ July 18JM. . •- .

enter, Boy Trio, Keith '• New, Pbila., July,

Melrose' Troupe. Temple, Detroit, Midi-, July 18;

He^dlth' Slaters. Frttbody Parfe-HWport; If I.,;,'.

Me^an'aVor.. Paradlae Hoof* W. *tC July 18J

IMtMr TroiibaUooi«, Cttfho<,''T6l«»; f>„ July It'

23.

MJIIe'r. llorteuse. Bocky S|irln|k Rark, Ijal)c»«t«v,

•I'a'.. July, 18-23i • . ' ' . .,'

Mldaeley A Carlisle, Farm, Toledo, 0., July IT-

Mhlgieys. The. Jncolw, Peoria, III.. Jnly 18-21.

Mitchells. Three Funny, Keltu'a New, t'iila.,

July I.x-23; Wocsiwonh, Lairajler, tja.. 25-W,Mlniir A linlhretlt; II rami, Rjehv, Ne»„ July 1*'23; Hon Ton.fHitt Lnke Cftyr OtnV. 45-Auif.

-3.July 18.

N. Y..

ftljt *vMay. Bjldridf* Park, Klmlra, N. Y.

Vjf*Json, Doyle'i, AtlaHUc Olty, N. .1

,

nfaUn9|i|ja,

M I kj. Dreamland, Coney I»rind,

Rogera A I.avlne, Palm, Cripple Creek, Col. Jab

noiitilAH A TrepanUD, Keith's, Bwtuu, July 18-

Russell A Dunlior, Chutes, San Fran,, July 18-30Hato. O. K., Tower, Blackpool, Eng„ July ig.;t

|,'

Samlnr T1I0.: lWcky Spring* Park, fonautcr, Vt.',

Huvlllc Sisters, Oanlno, Toledo, O., Jnly 17.93Bankey Bros., C. p. H,, Chicago, lu\f ft-23.

tlin-fl«rnph. S|s>knne, \Vi\kIi., 20-1)0.

Oroiist, Ixiuls, New York Theatre Roof, N. YOily". JiOy 1823

Millard Bros., Sound Beach, Gloucester, Maaa., Satcbola, Utile, I.una Park, Coney Island, N. YJuly 18-23.

- July 18-2,1. -

lirexary, l.lml, lleiiilerson'a, Coney Island, N. Y.,July 18-23.

OrnTrr, I^nnnrd, Jr., Brighton Beueli, N. 1.,

July 18-28:(ii-slinin A dray. Park, Roanoke, Va„ Jnly 18-23.Rregsons. The, Wenona Park, Boy City, Midi.,

July 1723; Ft. Sheridan I'ark, Ulghwood, III.,

GranTllle. Minnie. Bristol Park. Hurfald, N. Y.,July 18-23; Hanton'a Point, Tornnto, Can.,25-ilO.

G\i*tr*fo. New York Theatre Roof, N. Y. C,July 18-23.

Hall, l.ydln. Rcndermn's, Coney Island, N. t.,July 18-23.

Harrourt A Kane, Baldwin Park, Qulncy, III.,

Deluuey A Dstellu, Cowan's Park, llalesliurit, July 17-23.III.-.' July 18-30. IIorvoT, W. «., A Co.. Shady [j«e Park, Peck-

l>ev, itov, Piilf. Olpplc Creek, Col.. July 18-23. skill, N. Y., July 18-2B; Point of Pines. Bos-lirlumre A nnrrell, D«yla'a, Atlantic City, N. 10a, Mass., 25-30.

J.. July 1S-23; Kennywood Park, Pltlabuig, HHallnga A Shehlnn, Southern Park, Pittsburg,

Dc l-'aye Hlslera. Frank's, Bayouue, N. J.. July1823; Proctor's 23d Htreet, N. Y. 0.. 26-30.

25-30.De Wolfe*. The, Aromlale Park, Wlnburne, Pa.,

July 18-23. „D'K- A D'a, New Rtor, Portland, O.. July 17-23.

Detly, Maude, Riverside Park, Montreal, Can.,July 18-28.

Deliiiorc A Oneida, Keith's. Boston, July 18-23,

- iWun- HIstaN, C. 0. II., Chicago, July 11-23.

July 18-23.Hustings. Mubel, Rocky Point, Providence, R. I.,

July 18-23.

Hlnes, Rolit. TV, A l.imrn Hope Crews, Proctor'sr.ih Are., and 125tb Hlrtet, N. Y. 0., July18-23.

HathHwiiv A Walton, Pastor's, N. Y. C, July 18-

23: I'ark. Woonaockef. R. I., 25-30.Deuette Slaters, Park. Ilrldgeton, N. J., July Hsrrey, Klsle, Bergen Beach, Brooklyn, N. ¥.,

18-23; Beit isle City, 2K-30.De Muflis. The, Ranatoga Park, Pottatown, Pa.,

Jnly 18-23; Spring Lake Park, Kcranlon, 20-

30.Dc Molt, Ionise, I.una Park, Coney Island, N.

Y., Jnly 18-23.Desmond Misters, Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport,

Oonif., July I8-211.

Deslvrs. The, Chestnut Grote, Providence, B.I,. July 18-23.

Dlanii, Weuoiia Beach, Bay Clly, Mich., July 18-

211.

Dlsey, Henry K„ Kellh'i New, Phlla., July 18-

23.Dlekersini, elms. K . Bristol I'ark, Buffalo, July

18.23.Dorsdi A Russell, Proctor'8 125th Street, N. Y.

('.. Jidy 18-23; Hong Lake, Woflnsocket, R. I.,

"-30,

July 18-23.Hurl. Kl'.ty. Gernianl.t Pavilion, So. Bend, Ind.,

July 18-30.. .

lliiwkins, l«w, Wennim Reach, Bay Clly, Mich.,Jnly 18-23.

Hawthorne A Burt. Ilemlersnu's, Coney Island,N. Y„ July 18-23.

Hart. Willie A Kdlili, l.afnyetlp. Buffalo. N. V ,

Jnly 18-23; Woolworlb. Lancaster, Pa.. 25 30.Ilnyinan, My. A Mrs. Jack, l.akevlcw Park, TerreMute, Ind.. July 18-23.

lliirrlgun. Frank A Saille, Waldameer Park, Erie,I'a., July 18-2.1.

IlHrgrvares, Clins., -Pnictoi's 23d Htreet, N. Y.<'

. July 18-23.

Hart. Annie. Itninonn Park. Grand Rapids, Mich.,July 17-23; C. 0. 11.. Cbleago. 20-3Q.

Iliirdie, I'ipiii, Spring Grov<! Park, SprlngUeld, O.,.Inly 17-23.

l.iihillie'k Hlstcri, Itllcwlld Park, Newark, <).. Barrlson Bros., Cryatal, SI. Joaeph, Mo., JulyJuly 17-23.

Dohertv Sisters, An)h-ont, Moscow, Russia, July18 -.'10.

Duvlu A Whorlon, Crjalal, Nllwaukee, July 18-

211.

Drews. The, A. A 8.. Boston, July 18-23.

Di-iiku's Sheep uud Imgs. Athletic Park, Buf-falo, Jrily 18-2.1.

Driiwee. llchderson's, Coney Island, N. Y., July18-23.

Hiinhsm, John J., Riverside Park, New Bruus-wkk, N. .1., Jul/ 18-3.1;

Dnitviin, A. o;. Farm. Toledo, O., July 17-2.1.

Ihlnbar*.- Flying, Kennywood Park, Plttsburu,July 18-23.

Karl A Wllslm. Reeves Park, Knstvrla, O., July17-23: Keith's, N. Y. C, 25-30.

i;.ldlc, Aa.lltufluui, Norfolk. Vs., July 18-23.

Kgar, Vullle. Maytluwer Drove, Smith Hanson,

, IMHfii Jt|ly ItllW. , j, l ji- 'j.

l-'.llnlue SIhIits. Iiigersull Park. Di>a Molues. •-."1-23': Clevflauel'M, Chicago, 24-30.

, Culutubua, 0.,ark Mprlugucld,

F.lndiKlV A Miifxalp' llcniini, (liivenmlor's, AtlanticCity, N. J., July 18.-23.

Itllliilt A I'uIIb. Uuvvriiator's, Atlantic City, N.J.. July 1.8-23.

I3II..II A Ned, Atlantic Garden, N. Y. 0., July18-211.

Kliu t.'IVy ouartet, Atlantic Ounlcu. N. Y. C,July is -23; I'nietor's 23J Street, 25-30.

18-23.

La Clair A West. Karl. Pueblo. Col., July 18-23.

I.a Tell A Porter, Doyle'a, Atlantic City, N. J.,

July 18-23.La Dell Trio, Idora Park, Youngstown, O., July

18-211.

La Vails, The, FreelKsly Park, Newport, R. 1.,

Jnly 18-28.La Belle Jennelte, Frcebody, Park, Newport, R.

I., Jnlylt-ll.Li Hose, Harry , A Co., Shea's Buffalo, July 18-

23. .

Lately Bros., Riverside Park. Baton, Ind., July 17-L« Velle A Grant, Ryatt Park, Columbia, 8. C,

July 18-23,23.

Lambert A Pierce, Lakemout Park, Altoona, Pa.,July 18-23.

Latlniore A f^ith, Ft. Sheridan Park, Hlghwocd,III., July 24-30.

La Tour, Irene, and dbg, "Zaia,"- Carnival, Pitts-burg. Pa., July 18-23.

La Moines, The, Temple. Detroit, Mich., July 18-

2.1; Shea's, llnffnld, 25-30.I.avlne A I^onard, Savin Rock Park, New Haven,

Conn., Jnly 18-23; Electric Park, Newark,N, J.. 25-30.

l.siirdoli, Hurdle, Sprlugbank Park, London, Can.,July 18-23.

La Jess, Thto. A Cauillle. Conloocook Park, Con-curd, N. II.. July 18-23.

La Toska. Phil., Novelty Grand, lUno. Ney.. JulyI.a Zelle. Ed., Cayuga Park, Seneca Falls, N. Y.,

July 1.8-2:1.

25-30.Lloyd, Herbert, Heals, Copenhagen, Den,, Aug.

1-31.Leonard A UMiiard. Ulympla Park, Chattauoogn,

Teim.. July 18-2;l.

IsMiianl A Drake, Keith's. Boston. July 18-23.

I*st'er, Harry B., Proctor's 0|h Ave., N. Y. 0.,July 18-211.

Leo A Chapman, Chester Park, Cluclouall, July17-83, '

Le Rny, Marie. Lakemout Park. Altoona, Pa„Lent A Hyatt, Doyle's. Atlantic Clly, N. J., July

IS -23.

July 18-23.Leonard A Mason, Zleber Park, Weat Point, Pa.,

July 18-30.1'nvor. Maliel, Lakeside Park, Lowell, Mast,, July

18-28.

Mllh.rd Unit,., i'.ill A Bob, Sobmer I'ark, Montreal. Can., July 17-23.

Mitchell A Browning. Wesst's, Peoria, III., July18-23.

Mllunl Trio. Het derson'a, Coney Inland, N. Y.,

July 18-23. --.Mills A Morris. Young's Pier, Atlantic City, N.

J.. July 18-30. r

Moore, Mary. Cieitnut Orove, Providence, II. I.,

Jury 18 28.Mosher'a Bull Terriers, Shea's, Buffalo, July 18-

23.1 . ,

Morton, James. J., Forest Park, Kansas City. Mo.,July 18-23

Scott, Carrie, C. O. 11.. Chicago. July 18-23Scott A Scott, Chestnut Grove, Providence. R 1

July 18-21. .'"' '"

fcehell, Hme., Athletic Parle, Buffalo, July 18.

Scott, Mike, Orpheum. Tacoraa, Wash. July is23: Orphenm, Seattle, 25-30.

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Schofer A De Camp. C. 0. 11., Chicago, July is.23.

Seymour A Dupree, Alhnmbra, Paris, FramvJuly 18-31.

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Seymour, Nellie, Avon Park, Youngstown, 0.July 17-23.

Score, Woodslde Pork, Phlla., Jnly 18-23.Morton. Gertrude, Dreamland, Coney Inland, N. Seeker, Wilkes, A Co., Idora Park, Oakland CalY„ July 18-23.

• July 18-23.

Monroe, Great. Guverna tor's, Ationtlc City, N. Shednian's Dogs, Imperial, Coney Island, N. Y,

J.. July 18-23.

Morris, Mnnley, C. 0. II.. Chicago, July 18-2.1.

Motoglrl, Pnliils D'Ete, Brussells, Bel., July IS-

31.Moure A Llttletleld, Hoag Lake, Woousockct, R.

L. July 18-23.Morse, Helen. Crystal, Milwaukee. July 18-23.Moore. Annette, Cryatal, St. Joseph, Mo., July

18-23.Morris A Daly, Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. C„July 18-23.

Morris A Morris, Pastor's, N. Y. C. July 18-23

July 1-1-30.

Sherman A Fuller, Casino, Blngbamtou, N. YJuly 18-23.

Shields. Ella, Lakeside Purk, Akron. 0., lull18-23 ; Lakeside Park, Canton, 25-30.

Sherwood A Fox, Electric Railway Park, in-town. Can., July 18-23; Soullng's CVaslno. SY., 25-30.

ShnwB Aerial, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. YJuly 18-23.

Ehuckleford, Malcolm, Proctor's 5th Ave.. N. YC. July 18-23.

Montgomery A Pearl, C. O. H., Chicago, July Sinclair A Carlisle, Southern Park, Plllsbun11-23.

Monroe k Page, Park. Trenton, N. J.. July 18-23.

Morris A Daly, Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. 0.,July 18-23.

Murphy A Powell, Waldomeer Park, Erie, Pa.,July 18-2:1.

Murphy A Andrews, Proctor's 123th Street, N. Y.C.j July 18-23.

Murphy A Painter, Dorney Park, Allentowa, Pa.,July 18-23.

Murphy A Nolan. Tumbling Run Park, Fotlsvllle,I'n.. July 18-28; Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. 0.,-.'5-30.

July 18-23.Blcbert. Mr. k Mrs., Dreamland, Coney Island

N. Y.. July 18-23.Siulrl A Keasuer, O. 0. 1L, Chicago, July 18-

Smltii A Baker, Hyatt Park, Columbia, 8. c.July 18-23.

Smedlcy Sketch Club, Ramona, Grauil Rapids.Mich., -July 18-23.

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Soilrlc A Bowmnn, Henderson's, Coney Island,N. Y.. July 18-23.

Smith A Cook, New York Theatre Roof, N. Y. C.Jnly 18-23.

Murray A Aldln, Doyle's, Atlantic City. N. J., Smith A Gorman. Keith's, N. Y. C. July 18-23.

July 18-23.Mudge A Morton, Hippodrome, Liverpool, Kog.,

July 18-23; Hippodrome1

, Birmingham, 25-30..Mullen, Ed., Woolworlb, Lancaster, Pa., July, 18-

23.Myers A Roaa, Guveruator's, Atlantic City, N. J.,

July 18-23.

Smith A Arndo, Godfrey's, Grand Rapids, MidiJuly 18-2.1.

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Smsrt A Williams, Dreamland, Coney Island. X,Y.. July 18-21.

hplsscl Bros.. Chl-Can-CI. Beach, Michigan Clly,Ind., July 17-23; Sans Soucl Psrk, Chicago.24-30.

Nuldl, Rocky Springs Park, Lancaster, Pa„ July Speasardy. Slg„ Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y..

18-23. July 1S!2S.Nnsada, Luna Park. Coney Island, N. Y., July 18- 8pndonl, Paul, Paraillse Roof, N Y. C, July 18-

23. 23 . .

llanxou A Hnrrls. White Oak I'ark, New Britain, Leslie A Lake, Crystal Park, Pueblo, Col., Julyi^m,,. It.lu Ik.O-' to nnCouu., July 18-23.

Hamilton. Simon. A Hottentot, Gurernator's, At-lantic Clfy. N. J., Jnly 18-23.

Ilaiivry k Dunne. Gldndalc Pork, Nashville,Term., July 18-23.

Burnish. Msiinle. Lincoln I'ark, New Bedford,Mdss.. July 18-2.1.

Hayei. Tainuiy, Suutl.ern I'ark, I'lltsburg, July18-23.

18-23.Lc Roy A Woodfuid, Woolworlb, Lancaster, Pa.,

July 18-23,Lester A Moure. C. O. II.. Chicago, July 1S-23.Lcoul A l.eoiil Crystal, St, Joseph, Mo.. 18-Le Malre A Holdsworth, Tuayer'a Park, Aaister-

iliun, N. Y., July 18-23.23.

I.ispii. May, Pastor's. N. Y. C. July 18-23.

Ncssen A Nessen, Guvernulor'a, Atlantic City, N.J.. Jnly 18-30.

Needbam A W001I, Bay Side Oisluo, Canarsle. N,Y., Jnly 18-23.

New York Comedy Four. Henderson's, Coucy Is-

land. N. Y.. July 18-24.Nltih) A Riley, Savin Rock, New Haven, Conn.,

July 18-23

Stickney, Root. Jr., Luna Park, Coney Island.N. V., July 18-23.

t-'t. Clair A Carlisle, Southern Park, Plttsbiuv',July 18-23.

Stlrk A I/iudutiand, Freebuily Park, Ncwiiort,R. I., July 18-23.

Stewart A Desmond, Pleasure Beach, Brldgciiorl,Conn., July 18-2.1.

Hurdle, Susie. Dobbins' I'ark. Schenectady. N. Leonhardt. Central, Everett. Wash.. July 1S-23.Y.. Jill)- 18-23,

Hnrrlnglon. Dan J., Munroc Park, Toronto, Can.-Inly 18-2.1.

Hereon, Eddie, A Co., 0. 0. H, Chicago, July 1823.

".milium 111, , .-iiuui. ,,,ci,,i, *Tunu.. .iini i -, .....

Lc Hlrt. Moiia.. Llndenwatd i'ark, RuiUlltoli, U.,July 18-23: Midway Park, Plqua, 24-3U.

Lc Page, O. o. II.. Chicago, July 18-2,1. '

Leonard Sisters, Alcaiar, Denver, CdL, July 18-Aiu;. '

JHly 18-23; (llevflnlid'H. ChlengoBliryiii, Bruoko, Oleiiiatuu Park, t

July 17-23; Bprlng (Trove PariM-30. .

Hewitts (2), Athletic Park, Toronto, Can., July Lees, The, Bllou. Mat-Incite. Wis.. July 18-23;

1023. Lake View Casino. Kalutnasoo, Mich., 24-110.

R A Lewis...Hi! Uohttk. .

Uerrinauu, Ailelulde, llavlua Park, Chicago, July Lindsay, Raid. Shed's, BulTalo. July 18-23.. . nn .* I lailllniUal I a> 'i'l.a II U I m.ilaalltn I'.«l

Miutros, Ernest, Guvernalor's, Atlantic City, N. Stanleys, The, Gwynu Oak Park, Baltimore, Mil.,

J., July 18-211.

Nice Twins, Athletic I'ark. BulTalo. Jnly 18-23.Nichols A Croix, Palace Boston, July 18-2.1.

Nohren Duo, Luna I'ark, Cohey Island, N, Y.July 18-23.

Norrlses. Tlic, Forest Pork, Walerbury, Conn.July 18-23.

Nin-tnii A Russell, Mom Park, Youngstown, O.July 18-23.

July 18-23.St. HoiimjB, The, Soluuer Park, Montreal, Csu.,

July 18-23.Stusrt A Murphy, Stundanl, Ft. Worth, Tex., July

18-23.Stclc.-Krutto Family, New York Theatre Roof, N.

Y. C-. Jtdy 18:23.St. Klnio. U-ii, Edison Uutiiuc, Wluiiltieg, Man.,

July 18-23.i,-.,ii. ui.<

I Z.\. 1.I1KC V1VW l.Mnill,,. nBIUinHMMJ, PI 11-11., .'-,)0.

Hesrn A Lewis, Novelty, Santa Rosa, Cal,, July Lllehdeld, Mr. A Mrs. Neil,' New Castle on Tjne,IS 23; lilihtUe. San Juse. 25-30.

18 23.Ilerlsrt. Bros. (3), Atlantic Garden. N. Y. 0.,

July 18-211.

Herberts. Five Flying, Luna Park, Coucy Islaud,

ft. Y.. July 18-20.Ilei-low. Chaw., W4ld«uieer Park, Eric. Pa,, July

17-23.Henry A Francis. Uiivciiialor's, Atlantic Clly,

v. J., July 18-2:1.

lledrls A Prescott, Keith's, N. Y. C, July 18-23.

Kng„ July 2-1-3(1.

Indsuy, Raid, Shed'i.Llplilncolts-, 'The, 0. II., Ia-advllle, COL, July 18-

23.Llpplpcolls, Tin-. Elks' O. II., l-rndvlllr,' Col.,July 18-23; Crystal, Victor, 23-30.

Llttletleld. O. W., Sobmer Park, Montreal, Can.,July 18-23.

Lindsay's Dogs A Monkeys, Boyd's Park, Peru,Hid., July 17-23.

Norton, Miss, A Paul Nicholson, Idora Park, St. Fells Sisters, Doyle*', Atlantic City, N. .1.

Yodilgsli>wn. 0.. Jtdy 18-2-1. July. 18-211,

Oiiihra Troupe, Duyle s, Atlanllc City, N, J„ Stanley A l.c Roy, Shafer's Gnrden, So. ColumbusJuly 1S-21L ().. July. 1 8-23.

Lincoln, Haiiy, Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport, C01111.,

.,iu

}yt

.t'2 SFttJtSt n.i BBEkBK'HE*VMmZli&'XSb'lH& "I-»»e Will Find a Way." Woolworth, Lancaster,tiBJUl.KilHHKaK Mt H,d«^lWlUif^Vlole7g.rt.urB.rllt* Oe?., July Pa.. July 18-23

\.. !» «,*'!?• ft „.— . v »i »..i. I8-3U. Lsirene, Geo., Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J„ July

'"Jli'.'.l"''"'W"

,,,r " SM *{net'N< V> *' " * HrywuWt;-- Groat, TumWIug, nun Park, PotWrJIle, " 18-23. , ^ ' /' ' *

Slusrts, Musical. American Pavilion, So. Bend,Ind., July 17-23; Washington Purk, MichiganCity. 24-30.

St. . John A Le I'evre, Oukford Park, Jcaucltr,I'a.. July 18-23.

Stewart A Raymond, Bristol Park, Buffalo, Jnly18-23.

Cal., July IS-

{jl'-Vj" ,nM:,"r ' "" ""•' "' " v" '"'* HsWUHB; Great, Tumhllug,

l'.suiolide, Mr. As .Mrs. Kd., Fnrui, Toledo, 0., aJSaviv /if.iivL ktdalJuly lT-Ufl ; Oientsngy Park, Culumbus; 23-30, W*rt. A ...lTokerk, BWilc

liicrctt Trio, Dceaiiiluinl. Coney Islaiul. N. v.,

July 18-23.

July 1 8-23.

I.utienbtrger A Hirrls, Island Park, Elkhart,Boillevatll. MlslfoM, Mass., Ind., July 17-Aug. 13.

Lund, Baby, FannT Toledo, »., July 17-23.l.uts. Mros.. Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y.,Heinlcnniu A Buss. Hubuybnii (lultlen, St, Louis, l.uts Vros

KrW& l*",urH'M,",l* Vtv>0

'nmm AI ""kUl ,uljr

lllitviu.

1*^^ Y. C, Mason-K t.eler"co., Moss A Sloll Tour, Bug.. Julylo-.J.

' JuTy' 18-23. ,' 18-NoV. 18.

.r.nrtur A St. John, Doyle's, Atlantic Oily, N. J., Hill A Sylyuul. Paradise Itobf, N. Y. C, July 18- Muri.vunc. Great, 'Cyclu Park, Dallas, 'lev.. JulyJuly 18-23. 'in,

r 18- Auk. 2l'si-ley. -Islnes A li.mnlo, Is'slngiun Park, luting- nm wm i.,„ts Park, Coney Istauil, N. Y., July Mnssmlth Dun. Spring Grove Purk, Spi-lngilclil.

lull. Mums,, July 18-23. 1 8.311. ' O., July 18-23,

FhiilnnJ*), I.yrle. San Hlejo.^Oul.. ^Mljr^JS-nO. HjllfM 4 Renilugtou, Keith's. N._ Y. C., July 18-23. Warlo tjtmtfgjtm, Sobmer Park, Montreal,

July

I'conilc limnirtier ousi'iet, Rocky Springs Park,Lancaster. I'a.. July 18-23.

Fernii odea-May Trio. Uarlgny, Paris, l'r., July18-31. Hoyt. Add.. Keith's New, Plilla,. July 1823.

IVi-Aiiililn ft Mack. McDetli Park, Lima, 0., July n„c|,, Elton. A Co., Keith's, Iloston, July 18-2.1

M, J., July 18-23.Hoover, John A Lillian, Alliauibni, lxiiulon. Rug.,

July .IftAua;. ,31;at KC

IJ-23.1'Vrrar. Cole. A Co., Proctor's 23d 8lreet, N. Y,

0.. July 18>'JU.

Hownnl A Andersoti, Conloocook Park, Concord,N. Y.. July 18-2.1.

Marshall, tile Mystic, Riverside Park, Bangor,Me,. July 18-23.

Muck A Hlllott, Lakeside Park. Akron, O., July17-23.

Madcaps (3), 1'sblor's, N. Y. C July 18-23.Miirtln A Oulgg, Oxford I'ark,

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Jeanvtlv, Pa18-23.July

Martin, Toiij. A Co., Orphean), St, Paul, Mluu.,

frctbody I'ark, Newport,

Atlantic Clly, N. J., July

Park, Bvnnsvllle, Ind., July

Onrl. Adelo Purvis, Alatuwlu, Holler. Pa., July18-23. •

Ostrado, Doyle's, Atlantic Citv, N. J., July 18-2.1.

Diveim A Duncan, Variety, Kallsucll, Mon., July18'Aur. 0-

Piiutger Trio, New York Theatre Ilovf, N. Y.0.-, July 18-23.

Palmer A ltobluson. Ilrviison Park. Coming. N. 8"',"', t'arr'r' &«">%, Sueramenlo,

Y.. Xiily 18-21; DobbliiH'. Schenectady, 23 30. Q-•»: I

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Pailllncttl A Pluuo, Hlppotlroiile. f^ilidon, Rug., Siiglrupto's Ja|*, Athletic Park, Buffalo, July 18-

July 18-Aug. 13. •<••< mParker A Karl, Auditorium, Norftlk, Va., July Su

!llv

.",u * Pasquelcilo, Paslor's. N. Y. C, July

18-2.1. 18-2.1.

1'alaro Bros.. Oak Summit Park, Evausvlllc, Ind., Summeivllle, Amelia, C. 0. H., Chicago, July 18-

July' 18-23; Lakevlew Casino, Tcitb luulc, _ *>, ,_. „ , , - . - . . ..

24-30.r

' Swur A Westbrook, Lyceum, Ogdeu, U., July 18-

Pelletlef. Dora, Collins' Oardcu, Colinnbui, 0., u *2- ... „ . , „.,, -. . „ .. .,

July 18-2.1. Bwlft A Barlou, Proctor s 23d Street, N. 1. C,Pewit, Paradise Roof, N. Y. C. July 18 23. „ jW U8B.Perry A llaitdall, Proctor's 5lh Ave,. N. V. C. Swlcksril. Mr, A Mts., Metropolitan. Londuii, hug.,

July 18-23. ' July 1H-30.Pelot, IfreU. A Annie. Young's Pier, Atlantic Syiuiuids. Ut,llc West. Cedar rolilt. Sauduskyp.,

City, N. .7., July 18-30. Jhty 17-23: Collins' Garden. Coltlmbus. 23-lin.

l'eini, Besali- Louise, lleiidersuu's. Coney Island. Tiilhot &• Rogers, Lushuway Park, Brouktlcld,

N. Y„ July 18-23, Mass., July 18-23.

Pierce A Multce, Sacamlugu Purk. N. Y.. July Tinnier Ji illlls-rt, Mayl)u\ver GroJC. BryiiiiUlllr.

18-23. Mass., July 18.2.1.

Pllser, Hnrry, Heudcrsou's, Coucy Island. N. Y.. Turlton A Turltou, Weut's, Peorln, III., July 18-

;Ju|y 18-23. • 2».

Powers Bros., Lake Michigan I'ark. Muskeion. Toi'lor, Moe, Pluehurut Park, Worceiler, Mass.,

Mich.. July. 17-23. July. 18-2.1.

Purlgo A Leo. Electric Park, Baltimore, Md„ Talusr, HjdJI, Athletic Park, HctTido, July 18-

July 18-23. 23.

Potter A Hartweil, Henderson's, Coney Island, EHWsi Trl": W''"st's, Peoria, 111.. July IM3.N. Y.. July 18-23. Terry-Hlmer Co., Wenona Baach, Bay City, Mich.,

Polk A Kollins, Hlppodromo. Glasgow, Scot., July „ MS ,1& P: „,.„.„ ... 1

18-23: Regent, Salford, Bug.. 25-30. Techow's Cats, Freebody Park. Ncwiiort, II. I.,

PovVell Conieiiy Trio, A. A 8., Boston, July J8-2.1 „ July 18-2J.Powers. Lakevlew Park, Terre Haute, Ind., July Teninletoii. Clarice, Reeves Park, Fostorlt, O..

18-23. * July, 17-23.

Powell, Harry, A. A 8., Bostou. Mass,. July 18- Tciibrooke, Lambert A Tenbruoke, Boulcvanl23. Mf-dford, Maaa., July 18-211,

Primrose, Geo., A Foley Boys, Brighton Bench, SWchet'. Oco.. Keith's, N. Y. 0.,N. Y., July 18-2.1.

»vai.u,Tne0 Jai?![ ai

r , KrtU|.,, pmu.,Keith's. Boston, 25-110.

Thurston. Howard, Willow Grove Park, PhlhPurvis, Jus. 11., Brlttuula Park, Ottawa, Cam,

July 18-23

July 1S-23.

July 18-23;

Quaker Oily Quartet, Brighton Beach, N. Y„ July

Rainaey Sisters, Athletic Park. Buffalo. July, 18-Tru'ftr.

JUv!clu?;

2Che.f'„ut Grove, Providence, R.

July 18-Sept. 5.

TipiHcll A Kllment, Garden, BellcvlllR. 111.. Julv18-23 : Lamp's Park, St. lands. 24-30.

Island, 2.V30.FloWncii Sisters, Oleudale Park, Nnnhvllle, Sinn,,

July 17-23: Suburban I'ark, St. ladds 24..IO.

Flood- Rros., Fm-est 1'niV, Kansas Oily, Mo., July18-23.

Hood A'llayes, llHsliiigen's. St. Louis. Jnly 18-211-

Fniill ttonl Bros., Hlveislde I'ark, Bonnil Brook,N. J., July 17.21L

l'ov A Melville, Ituyal Albert, l.oinlnn. Kng.,July 18-30.

Fiuitlnelles (3), Gi-and Forks, N. link., July 18-

SKI. .

Furepuiigh, Jidm, A. k K., Iloslvu, July 18-211.

l'ov A Ward. Lyric. San Diego. Cal., July 23:10.I'oilMis, 11. p., A Co., Grand, Victoria. 11. c.

Julji 18 23; Centril, Scuttle. .Wash.. 2D-M0,

O. H„ Ohicago, July Mocklc A Peiubioke, A. AS., Boston; July 18-23.Marvelle A- Glcason, Boulevard, Miilfonl, Mais.,

Inilioff. Conn A Colli

lniuau.3

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Great, Guveruator'i, Atlantic Olty. N. ..>'?. »J„ July 18-23.

Iniiess A ll.vau. Glendale Park, Nashville, Ten 11.,

July 13-211.

Juim-snns, The, Gsughsu's, Sprlugtleld, lit,, Julv18-23.

James A Davis, Doyle's, Atlantic Olty, N. J„July 18-23.

Jack. Mr, A Mrs. B. M.. Novolly, Snn Fran..Cal., July 18-80.

Jeiinclte. Lillian, Elislilc Park, Pcoksklll, N.Y.. July 18-23.

Jenitiic-Mere.lllli, Klcctrlo l'nrk, Albany, N. Y..

July 25-110-

Majestic Musical Four, Frcebody Park, Newport-It. 1„ July 18-23.

Martin A Rldnoway, Sohuier Park, Montreal,Can., July. 18-2:1.

Mnluney. John, Guveruator's, Atlantic Olty, N.I., July UMB,- •.

.Mannings, Original, Doyle's. Atlantic City, N.J., July 25-30.

Mason. John. A Co., Temple. Detroit. July 18-23.Manioc A Baluo, Capitol Hill I'ark, Hartford,

Conn,. July 18-23 .

Major Slaters, Cascade Park, New Castle, l'u..

July 18-23.

llano's Dogs. Young's, Atlantic City, N, J., July

Raclue A Raymond, Guveruator's, Atlantic City,N. J., July 18-30. .

Run-son A June, Ramona, Grand Rapids, Mich.,Jnly 18-23.

Ruckett A Haiard, Proctor's Oth Ave,, N. Y. 0.._ July 1823 : Proctor's 23d Street, 25UW.Raw

Raven

I.. JllW 19-23.Trocudero Four, Keith's New, Phllii.,- JUty 18-'.M.

Tioubadour Four, Central Park, Duuklrk, N. 1..

July is-::::.

Trunk A Gladden, Electric Park, Kansas Clly,

Mo., July 18-23.Trehsir A Tempest, Temple, Detroit, Midi., July

18 23.Tsudn. AlaiunlH Park, Butler, Pa., July 18-2-1.

Forrester * Floyd, Caslmi, Tuics'ln. 0„ July lT-'Jll. Jotlnetts. The. Erb's Casino, North Ueacb, N. Mac Baus, Juggling, Now York Theatre Hoof, N.Foster, Kd., A dog. "Mike," V,yceum. San Fran., v.. July 18-23.

M' .i; C. July 18-211. ,.

July 18-2.1; Chutes. San Fran., 23-Aug. «. Jennings 1 Renfrew, Reeves Park, Foalorla, <)., alarinji ft Dean, Alameda l'nrk; Butler, I'a., July

•wis * v„'n k. .,?»,:,. i».i„' #l.i „. V, ."uua, Alameda Park, Butler, Pu.. July

.

in-si.

r«i tniv 18 5iaufm""' "aaaa, Orlpple Oreck, Tyrell. Al. . H., Wolf Lako Cnsluo. Jackson.

*.oi., July JB-^.i. Mich Tnlv lfl-^1iven. Rlelmnl, Proctor's, Newark. N. J., 'July Trier> Rosa Li* Wnnlwnrlli I nursster Ps..18-23; ProKUir's 125th Street, N. Y. 0., 28.

Xj„|y 182V

Woolworth, Lancssur, ia.,

RHuJohle. Forest Park) K.ttssi Olty.. Mo., July ^iwt™ * V"""S

Revere 'sisters, l'sstdr's, N, Y. C. July 18-23. Vun^Xd^s^KrnTt I

Van Aukcn A Vanncrson, Keith's, Boston, July

.. Seattle, Wash., July 18-2.1

Reno: A Rlcnurds, RanioW P.rkMiro^i' R»iJlu.;VnV.„°'«^. ''""t K»'I ^«r«. .M«'»l*!?. Hffl

July, 18-23:

....«• „ Jennings A ReFord Slsttrs. DrcsiiUaiiU, Coney Island, N. Y.. ,luly"l7-28.v

Jones, Ada. Yuung's Pier. Atlantic City. N. J.,

July 18-2.1.

July 182.1,I'nr. Llrette. Proctor's 23d Street, X. Y. C

July. 18-23;I'UX. Will Kj C. 0. 11., l.'hlengi). July IS 23.

Frcueelll A Lewis, Wslilanicer Park, Erie. Pa.,July. 18 23.

Fivvidl, Terfapln l'nrk, I'arkersburg, W. Va.iJuly 18-23.

Vuruuin. Itndle, Oiikfnnl Park, Jeanette, Pa.,July 18-23.

Fulrr, .Ida, Fnllts Morlmiy. Paris. Fr.. July IS-30;

Ganlcu Trio. Pastor's, X. Y. C. July 18-2.1.

GasMiinn. Josephine, Chester Park, Cincinnati.

Johnson A Dean, Alhnnibrii. Paris, Fr., July 18-

III,-

Johnson A Wells. Keith's, N. Y. €.. July 18-23.Jones. Clsslc, Chestnut Grove, Providence, R.

I., July 18-23.Joiles A Sutton. Rosa Psrk, Hhighnmton. N. Y.,

July 18-28; Kldrhlge Park. Klmlra. 25-30.Joy A Putterson, Auilltorluni, Norfolk, V.t.. July. laWkJonlan A Harvey, Keith's. N. Y. 0., July 18-2.1.

Jordtns. The, A. & S„ Boston. July 18-23.J limit A liora. Gwlfmy's. Grand Rapids', Mich.,

J Illy 1823.July 18-23.

Gaston A. Slime. I lendci Hun's, Coney Island, N. Kauivi-hl, A. A S.. Unston, Juir 18-211.

?., July 18-23. _ .. Karlelll, J'ariidlse Hoof, N. >'.«., July 18.10,

1823.McAvoy, Chaa., Athletic Park, Buffalo, July 18-

23.

Mi'Kliuuin A Reed, Nona Park, Hamilton, Can.,July 18.23.

McDowell, John fl.. A Alice, Casino Park, Kaln-murno, Mich.. July 17-23.

McLevltt A Kelly, Doyle's, Atlanllc City, K. J.,July 18-23.

McWnters A Tyson Co., Young's Ocean Pier, At-Inntlc Clly, N. J.. July I8.-1I0.

McDonald A Huntington, Guvernalor's, Atlan-tic City. N. J;. Jilly 18-23.

McBurney A Hoclkrr, Weast's. Peoria, HI.. July18.33.

MrGeo A Walsh! Pleasure Beueli, Brhlgrtiort,Conn., July 18-23.

Mi-i.'suns, The, Crystal, St. Juueph. Mo,, July 17-

Mlcli., July 18-23 ; Ingersoll Park. Ilea Molues,la.. 25-30.

Rebecca A John, A. AS.. Boslon, July 18-23.ISesos. The. Lakevlew Park, Terre Haute, Intl.,

July 17-23.Reynard, Kd. R, Cnsluo. Toledo, 0.. July 17.23.Bedford A Winchester, Cascade I'ark, Oaklaud.

Me., July 18-23.Reklsvv, Dan. .Maiinlnn's Park. St. laiuls. Jiilt-

17-23; Bellevue Park. Toledo, o.. 24-80.K,

Kelth'sPBaMo

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i !?I.1(.''•""•• JU 'r **' v'ne»0. Mon«- Luna Park. Coney Island.. N. Y,

ukeslde. Park. Akiou. O.. 2n-.tO-

Viildliigs. Lake Chaitcey, Westburo, Muss., July18-23.

Van Ilros., Khlreilge Park. Hliulra, N. Y.. Jul*18-23. .

Van lessen ft McCuulcy, Idora Park, Youngs-town. o.. Jnly 18-23.

VeiluisrK. The, Lexington Park, Lexington, Mas".,July 17-23.

Victoria Five, Athletic Park, Buffalo, July 18

July 18-23.Rlanoa (4), Chester Pafk. Cincinnati, July 17- Vice Ik Vloli,' Burgmau's Park, Logans|»rt. Ind.,

pi„ii.,j 'ei.a ra,Uu> ,i».M~ --§«—- ,. ,,,,,"5 .5 . .'

Village Oimlr, Lexington Park, Lexington. Mass.,ninllos, The. Chestnut Grove. Providence. RJuly 18-23.

lthf Bros., Athletic Purk. Buffalo. July l«-2;l.Rtcll '

July, 18-23.

tlnrvon,-. Marlon. •Teiliide. Detroit. Mich,. July Klllmhs, The. Keith's- New. Phlla., July 18-28. 'Mlot-aR 1 I'isik, RiHdiestcr. 25-110. KeHiie. J. Warren, I'metm-'s 5ih Ave. anil '.lid Mcl'lleeA IHH. Keith's. N. Y. V.. July 18-211,

Giguotix, The. Keith's. Bostou. July 18-211.

Gavin A Plntt, Casosile, New Castle, Pa., July.17:2»i . : : .

Gardner. West A Sunshine, Lyeeurn, San Fran.,July 18-28

Street, N. Y. 0.. July 18-23; Brighton Beach, McShaTTrajs. Musical. Iledrlnk's, Astoria, Ore..N. .Y.. 23-30. July. 18-23; Empire. Sin Fran,. Cat.. .R>30.

Keli'y. Mr. A Mrs. Alfretl, Avon Park, Youngs- McCuue ft Grant, Central, Everett. Wash., Julytown, O., July 18-28. 18^23! Orpbeuiu.-Taeonw, 26'30.-

-{•"^i-" ' Kenna, Charles, Cleveland's. Chicago. July 18-30, Mcflcc Bros.. A. A 8., Boston, July 18-23.Galls. The. Auditorium, Norfolk. Va., July 18-23. KeAtoa, 1 Dorothy, Fdrest Park, St. Joseph, Mo., Merrltt, Frank, LUhl Par¥, Ooney. IklanB, N: Y.,Qgsch Slaters. Paradise noof, N. Yi 0., July 18i July 34-30. * '

July J8-28. ...'.' f

Ih'Vli^'s'' j"''- .•!*»?*'' «"m»««w'"i *«»• VontelM A Nliui. Temi.le, Delmlt. July IS-S3,

"dug"* Celine. S„u.t.ilt Park. Utl.ii. N. Y.. ^ Xl"""l8c?.!fk

'*>»»«**"«• «"u«' 1«""" 1

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T."'^n«?: Wenona Beach. Bar. Cllr. Mh-b..W,

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..^'^,L"lil.,:,""8 & M"«*' P*^* N' ^ °"

23.Qersnt, Helene, New York Theatre Roof. N. Y. 0.)

July 18-23.Gllllliiiti A- Murray, llrpheuiu. Los Angeles. CaL,

JtlTy, 17-80. a • _.Clrard 4 Gardm-r. Cittno. Tolt-rlo, 0., July 17-50.

Keatatis 181. Freebody I'ark, Newport. R. 1., Mexican Zanmra Family. Riverside Park. Antler-Jnly 18.23. son, Ind.. July 18-23.

Kenynh ft He Gsrntn, Reeves Park, Poktoria, ()., Meier A Mora, Lyceum, Oovan, Eng., July 18-23;July 17-211: CsHlnn Purk. Tolistii. •Jt-Mt. Illppnlronie. Hluckissil. 25.30.

Kelly. Walter U. rteebody parki Newiibrt. H. Melroy Trio. Oodfroy'c Grand llanitla. Mich.. JulyI. July JS.2,1.

, J8-43.GlUttere «V Leontrdi Kclthe New, Phlla*., Jnly Wi jKtsrul^ljJlnc^w^LoxctJ, Loot- Park, Coney !»• Mecutler,^nf- LrtfiliKJijrk.-^A'kron, O., July

.1. rji*. :»»a. i" *u mFvSm.

RlulilngsJuly I

Rlee. Fanuy. Wcucua Bench. Bay. Clly, Mich.J lily 18123.

Itlnaldtm (3>. Lakevlew Park. Terre Haute. Ind..July 18-23.

Robin; Pleasure Ucscli, Brldgeiairt. tiinn.. July

Hot-era A Fauehette. Doyle's, Atlantic Olty. H. J„Jtdy 18-23.

Rortaldbs (31. Lakevlew Park, Terre Hint*. Ind.,July 17-23.-

Rossi Bros.i DreaniUnd, Coney Island, v YJuly 18-23.

luSa«"'*' A,ri,,0" Ull,•

Otttrlotte. N. Y.. Blw, "(HMsV^NeTVrk

July 18-23.Wuldhrf * Meudi'a, Robinson I'ark, Ft. Wsyne.

Ind.. July 17-23: Oeslnr I'nlnt, Sandusky. 24-10Waiertmry Bros. A Teuny, Robinson Park, Ft-

Wayne, Ind.. .Inly 17-23.Warren ft. Blanchard, Bauxjita, Uraud Rapid'.,»'lc«:, July 18-23.

Walsh.. Master. Chestnut Grove, Providence. It.

1.. July: 18-23.Wafner Sitters. Krh's Casino, North- Beach. N-

Y., July 18-2S.Wals. AL. Paradise Hoof. N. Y. C. July 18 21.

" Tliealro ltouf. N.

pnlit. Minn., July

'3T1JLY 23.

Waldo, ,FMtnr'«. N. Y. 0,,. July 18-2J.

THE ISTETW; YOUK CLIPPER. 495WMflO, rasioc s, a. i. u., JUijr is-aa.; . •,„,,, _m _____ _^__

Waltone, Lillian, Kleolrle Park. Kaunas CltfMil,, Jdly Ib-23,.,, , -. , : .

Waters, Ja«, 1.. Hanaloxn Park, Pottslown, P«„.Inly 13 -a-'l

;Spring Luke Park. Trriiion. 25;til.

Weston 4 ILiymoiid, Fulrvlew Pork, linyinu. «l„.July lT-S-'t. i

West. Illnokror.l. A..&H., Boston, -Tulr 1S-23.Wells A,- Arthur, Henderson',., Coney Inland, N...Yi, July..lSJ2.1.

Wells. * -Washington, Klverslde Park, Montreal.Coil.. Julr 18-23.. ..

WYItwII. Jaa„ Central Park, Dunkirk, N. Y„.-July- 18-24...,, .. . „

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Weaver Jt Lambert, Crystal, St, Joseph, Mo.,. July 18-2H.Welch-Monlrone Troupe, Shea's, Buffalo, Julr 18-

' K ' •-

While & Simmons, Spring drove Park, Sprlng-llel.l) 0..,a«lv 18-2)1.. . ,

Wheeler fc Wilson Trie, Rleetrle Park. Vlneenncs.liid.,' July 1 7-2:1 j Lnkerlew Park, Torre Haute,ap-;ip...

Wlneliertimn'a Bears * Monkeys, Atliletlc Pari:.lhiffalo. July 1H-23V .

Williams & Mclbiirii, Farm, Toledo. 0., July 17-LWills & Hawaii, Foreat Pack, St Louis. Mo,,

.July 17-2B; Forest Park. Kansas City, 24-:'0.

Wilton,. Alt. * Mnbel, Tumbling Dura Park.Brldgeton, N. J,. -July 18-2:1; Spring LakePnrk, Trenton, 21-80.

Wldccombe, Wallace, Procter's 23.1 Street, N. Y.,

, a„ July, J8-2S. -. i

Wlggin, Bert, Eldrlilge Park, Elmlra, N. X.,.July 18-2:1. , -. • , . . .

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Wilton *> Dnrla, London Park, London, Can.,'-Jnly 18-23; Olentsngy Parle, Columbus, 0„- 2u-;t0. ,, ..Williams. Etta V., Mayflower Grove, Soath Ban-

rob, Mats., July 18-23.

Wllaon, Tony, & Hclolae, Brighton Beach, N. Y.,

July 18-23.

Wood, Milt * Maude, Farm Park, Zanesvtllo, O.,

July 17-28; Myers Lake, Canton, 24-30.

Wood, Francis, Ocean Pier, Sen tale City, N. J.,

July 1323. ,

Wood Brut.. Shea's. Buffalo. N. Y., July 18-23;Nona Park, Uauilltou, Can.. 23-30.

Woodward, V. P., Oaicado Park, New Ciatlv.

Pa., July 18-23.,

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Wrltht, Nancy, Lakovlew Park, Torre Haute,Ind„ July 18-23.

Wylley A Wylson, Casino Park, Tampa, Fin.,

July 18-30.

laekler A Bunnell, Rocky Springs Park, Lan-caster, Pa., July 18-23.

jYankee Comedy Four, Kellli's, N. Y. C. Jnly

Young, bill* A Bro.. Bnraonn Park, Clrand Il:ip-

lita. Mich., July 18-23.

Ynckey & Barrow, Auditorium, Norfolk, Va.,

Voungn & Brooks, Tark. Terre Haute, Ind., July17-23; Ft. Shtrldou Park, lllgliwootl. III.. 25-

80.Znronoa. The, Dohtilna Pnrk, Schenectady, N. Y.,

Zarro'w Trio,' Oipheum, Las Angeles, Cal., July

Zliunwit'. John, Keith's New, Phlln., July 18-23.

Simrcermon. Willie, Paradise Roof, N. Y. C July

18-2:1

Zimmerman. Al. A Pearl, flreen Front, Dead-

wood. So, Dak., July 18-80.

Zlngereltn, Luna Tark, Coney Island, N. 1.,

Zoln"t,yWhirling. Sarin Rock Park, New Ilaren,

Conn.. July 18-23. ,,---..,- i

COLOKADO.

Denver.—At the ^roadway Theatre and

Garden (Peter McCourt, manager ) week of

July 18, "Incog." Week. of 11 tile Broadway8tock Co., with ,Robt. Drouet and Kutberlne

Gray, In "Cnptaln Letterblnlr," did a good

week business. ....EMTCii OantiRNH (Maty RlltehLong, man-

ager).—Week of 17; Maude Fealy, In "WhenKnighthood Was lu Flower." Week of 11

M&udt NVnly, supported by the Bellows Stock

Co', In "Janice Meredith," drew the heat

houaes of the season. The new awing pud

other outdoor attraction* nre drnwlng well.,

Manhattan Bbacii (W. & Lawrence, mnn-•arerL^Week of JO: Mazuz and Ma?.ett,

Mitchell and Love, Mary Madden. McFar-

land and Murry, M^ooney and Holbein. Buitl-

neaa hns been Kood.und the garden nttrnc-

tlons nro I rawing big crowds.

Nbw Cbvhtai, («eo. Ira Adams, manager).

Week of 18 : Marshall aud Turin, Chns.

Cran, Walker and La Hell, the Four Bonlmen,

Karl and Do Hlmer. t ,.

Novbltv (Henry Lubelakl, manager).—Week of 10 the Three Kuliim were the big at-

traction of this house. Business la good,,

Notkb.—Fred Hlone Is making a visit to

his old homo Itlngllng nroB.' Shows

will come to see us on Aug. SI, 4.. . ..

..A. J.

Morganatern, manager, of the Broadway, in

Lob Angelea. a'"' 0,1,er ™itt«S )« t»e

Houth, who went to Chicago with D. J. Grau-

man (o eugagu a line of attractlpua for 0»flrauman clwult, returned June 2(1. Denvei

praaa dlapatches . told of tho combination of

theGraumnn and Crystal theatre circuit In

Colorado ou June 10. A compact tins been

made that unites three circuits that are

placed under $r.,000 bonds to keep theJt

contract* with each other. They consist of

the former Ornumon circuit, the George Ira

Adama Crystal circuit, with Its headn.ua rters

In Denver, and the former W, R. Oourley s

circuit, that takes a company to Milwaukee

and playa It Westward through Missouri

aud Kansas, Into Colorado, where the Crys-

tal circuit passes It along In Its fourteen

houses to Salt Lake, Utah. Here, the (late)

Granman circuit takes the company into

California, opening at the Broadway The-

atre. San Bernardino. Thence Los Angeles,

Fresno, Stockton. Sacramento, Ban iron.

Cisco and other theatres to be added to the

circuit.' The companies move unchanged

from theatre to theatre. This gives the

theatres aflllluted |n tl»e Vaudeville circuit

an entirely new company every week and

the .people will play the circuit twenty-two

weeks continuously. The ofllcovs of the

United Vaudeville Co. are: D. J. Grnuman,

chairman; A. J. Morganatern, qeorge Ira

Adams and W. It. Gourlay, managing board

of directors, and F. H. Bradstreel, of Den-

ver, general booking agent. K M. Carlson,

of heTilon clrculf. of this city. Is arrnug-

lug to book the United Vaudeville Associa-

tion's people en route over the J'aclf c coast

No"tliward, clear through to the Colorado

circuit again.,— a> t »

;

NBlBRAskA.

O in aim.—At Boyd's Theatre (W. J. Bur-

gens, manager) the Ferris Stock Co. opeus Its

nintli week July 17, In "The Octoroon,' which

will ruu until 20. "Queeua" will be the bill

21-28. "Blue Grass Belle" was the bill 1-1 •

lj mid "My Lady's Hcatf 18-20. The hou89

Is crowded at every perforulapce..

Lakb Manawa (W. J. Byrne, manager).—ltiislnesa continues good. Among the

;attiac-

tlons are: The Two Geyers, equilibrists.

Oriental Quartette, colored singers : Prof. An-

drews, aeronaut : Covalt's Band Edward Vin-

ton, song. Illuatrfltor ; Deo and >I*co.

. Kiua Pahk (W.-WvVole, manager).—Th;boMila'r resort Is drawing large crowds. Theattractions are many, among which this weeKare; Kllpatrlck Bros.' Shows, the 1 oothe

Bros., the Gfeat Deboe, J. Waldorf Hall.

CotmTLANP Bbacu tJ. ..A. Otlfnth. mnn-nger) .—Business this Beason Is far ahead or

last ot this pleasant resort. Harry and(lertrude Barton, In their act. "Leaning the

(lap," r>iwned 17 for two weeks. AttaustMother ntlrnctlons nre: Oscar and Slrl Nona,high divers: Old Plantation Quartet, Prof.

Ritchie. Becker's Ladles' Orchestra. v_

Rinomno BhCis.' CiactiH will make ita

animal visit. July 20. and sa It Ift bo well

liked here It Will surely do big business.

,«« —

— "Checkers" will begin Its second seison

on Aug. ^2, at the Academy of Music, NewYork, for an ludcflhlte run. Thoinfls W. Bobs

will piny the title role, and the company will

be .substantially the same as was seen last

season.

,, \ot*l from UcsA 1 T„ Boston.—'!>> local Isacquiring honors on the sthletlc field by rea-son of ihe successes of It* bitRebsll team.Uils year, by dim of hard work In" orm-iw-eReveinl.n|ghts during the week, the learn hanbeen developed unlit it Is lo-dny one of theliestitrade nines in the State of Mnssnchn-

ford,t .Mass.

, Bros. Kundy Munro and Iteflllogan are at Bro. Geo. Collier's, .38 AveryJit., tot the month of July. I|ro. ted WehrleIb at «-ork_ again, and can Its found at hisold host. 84 Leverett St., after his vacation.at Walter Wehrle's claim lu Xew Uamnshlr,;.Bras. Henry Corbet l. Frank Dunubue and• rank Lloyd, superintendents of their dlvls-ions for the Bonnelly Bill I'ostlng Co., werelu charge, of _re-covei-lug their boards withsheet Iron. Bro. Chns. Spear- Is with theloughs; Neck Steamboat Co. Bro. Kleveuanr

Is at work in Norwood, for , the Bummer.Hto. Geo. Lewis. Is at St. Louis, ou his vaca-tion, I'eBtfrr Usnds are besleglug Jim (lamnmu, (he advertising agent of thel'alareIneilre, for some of hls.unliiue lithograph;llSMl In 1,1,1,111 hi. Ilia Vl.Wun,,:. l..*.. 7>. . _

Oar/ey^andtGcne Koble. Fori The Ho,t»n

Ifont: Bill Watson, Frank Johnston. For2/ifi Awrricnn: Jake Hlmes, Sed Burkeand Ned Ciirtlu. For the steamer New Bruns-wick : Krnnk Faricn, Jim Judge, Fred New-hall and Murtln White. For the Bass I'olucBtenmci-s: Joe- yokes. Bill Hale and AbeRich. The llolils Coloulul Park opens therogulnr season Labor Day, Sept. 5, and theGrand Opera House Aug. 0, with John FJIsIn charge of the hitlers.

Note* from Local 18.—We had a very In-teresting meeting July 1,(1, which was attend-ed, by some of our members from the road,and <|nlte some business was transacted. Com-munications from sums of our roud memberswere received, and welcomed. ' Next meetingwill lw held Aug. n. Address all comniunPcations to II. S. Parker, recording secretary.04 Market 8freet, Newark, N. J.

('has. A. KciHler. of 1 jm-iiI \o. 10, Is at hisSummer home In lietrult, Mich. He will nextseanon be abend of a big New York musicalcomedy.

Notes from Local No. 20, St. Joseph, M .—Hro. L. W. Chase, our secretary. JoinedItlngiluzs' car No. 1, at Kansas City. Wemiss him here, ns lie was doiug some goodwork. Ilnrnuin & Bailey's car Xo. 4 was hererecently. L. A. Blchioan had charge, with.seventeen men, all In good slnndlug. W. M.Vance wns elected business agent anil secre-tary at our last meeting. lOverythlug looksgood here.

, Local No. 2. New York, will give Us grandannual Summer night's festival <>u J'ucuuyevening, Aug. 2. :it Ihe Manhattan Ciuuioand l'ark. One Hundred and nrivii/ihStreet and Figiitlt Avenue. President losephPine, of Local No. 2. has appointed the fol-lowing members on the cnnimilte of im-nuge-meats, who will have charge of conil'jetlngthe. night's festival and making It a success:August F. Chapelte. chairman; Win. McCar thy, Charles Mnngel, .Unify Colev, Win.Kelly, John, Wild. Prnak Mclierrnett midJohn IIiihIi'c. The prorwds will be iiirurdover to the Sick and Ocath Hem lit Fund.

Notes fnuu Lorn! So. 28, .Muuehesler. N.H,—Xotwlthslandlug the ciutpmnry oulntseason, at this time of the year, our I<h-iiI

miinngvs to. Initiate a few uiemhei's. Al ourlast Meeting, llroiher K, A. I'loyeiicber, noww'lu the

.Fureuaiigh-SellN' advance .brigade,

was In evidence. Brother Itoberl Mathews,of Local No. 11, mid II J. l.iiv den have pro-nosed (.'has. K. Aduuis a« p member for ourlocal. Tliey are nlj connected with the art-vnnt-e force ot Pawnee Bill's Wild WestShows. Hro. Itlchnrd Armstrong, of l.oenlNo. .1. but formerly of this city, paid us nvisit July 4. All traveling, ineinhers of thislocal are requested to send addresses amiwrite for Important Information, at once, tothe secretary, 1). L, I.eFebvre, r. O. Box483.

Bert D. Simmons, of Local No. 33, Brook-lyu, N. Y., has charge of tkepauur tor "Mountl'elee" and "The Jobiistown Floud,'' at ConeyIsland, N. Y„ and reports great success.Ou July 14, while advance car No. 4 of

the Forepatigh-Sclls Bros.' Shows wus malt-lug the run. from Berlin, N. II., to Lewlston,Me., the frain, a fast one. waa wrecked at hsmall station called Contain. The agent,Jas. 0, Howard ; the boss hill poster, L. If.

Wuslr, and '/,. Cape, were riding In thesmoker when the crash cams. Mr. Howardwas thrown across Hie hcmi In front of hjto,

and. painfully hurt lu the hack. The otherswere not Injured. The car, being the lust ofa large train, did not leave ihe track, butwIih liudly shaken up.Churles Abrahams, of Local No. 2. New

York, has purchased a half Interest In "Theflume of Life.", which will open the seasonAug. 10, at Holyokc, Mass. Hro. Abrahumshas been connected with the advertising de-partment of lite Casino, this city, for a nuin-fur of years. Ills partner in his new enter-prise IB G. Foreman.

Notes from I,ocai No. 24, Buffolo, X. Y.

—

National President Clins. Joseph came herelast week, and mado a four days' stuy. He wasmet ot the depot by our business agent, Bro.Fred C.. Taylor, whp allowed lilm around thicity. President Tliomus l'.. Lynd, of Local No.24, took .President Joseph to the Falls. Thelocal did all lu Its power to iiitikc thingspleasant for the Grand President while bewas here The No. 1 car of the Forcpaugh-SellsBros.' Show wus here Sunday, July 10. andas It was our regular meeting day, all theboys except two with, tbo car were at themeeting, The president made a fine speech,and severol of the boys also spoke happily.All t lie out of town members of Loonl No. 24will please send their addresses to SecretaryChns. L. Vincent, 140 Penn Street, Buffalo,

N. Y,Nuics from Local No. ;t:i, Brooklyn, N. Y.

—

Members from sister locals who wish to at-

tend this local's banquet on Monday, July25, at leister's Ocean Pavilion, Coney Island,are requested to communicate with the. sec-

retary at. No, 382 Pearl Street /.A {pedalmeeting, at which National president Joseph'will preside, will be bold at our headquarters,'WhlUford Hall, corner Willoughby and JayStreets. Saturday, July 2!l, at 3 r. >„ whenfull Instructions will be. given to all visitingmembers as to how to reach the banquetroom on Monday. All visiting brothers wliqare not able to attend the meeting nre re-

quested to call at headquarters from 3 to 3f. >t. on Monday, July 2D, where a recep-

tion , committee will meet them. SecretaryA. A. Gerson has been laid up for the last

few days with a sprained ankle, having metwltli an accident the closing night (July 11

)

of Watson's Then t re. lis Is now about oucrutches and Is Improving rapidly. Thqshop of Local No. 3.1 Is open, and Is In u

fairly prosperous condition, nhllc most of

our boys nre working. A partial list fol-

lows: 'Thomas W. Walsh and Win. J. Ford,

at Dreamland: Geo. Smith and J. K. drown,at Bergen Bench ; "Sliorlv" Turner, at Tain'sFireworks : If. . II. Carroll, ..with CharlieWoods, at Jamaica: Kdwnrd Scliwnlhsili. atMcLevy's, Averhe, L. I. : Chas. WM ley andWin. H. Brown, nt North Beach: Max Pe-ters, at Rldgewood Park; Perl Russell, atSteeplechase Park. .. .

I 4 * » —.— Ida Conquest has been engaged by Rich

4 Harris for the leading feminine role In

a new comedy which they, will I produce at

the Oarrlck Theatre; New lork.'next month.Miss. Conquest recently closed h«ir season asleading woman for Richard Mansfield.

. CANADA.

Montreal. - At thq Theatre Frniieitls iV.Iloworlli, manager) the Vm Clayton SlockCo. In a new play, by Tremayue and Hall,local j authors, drew big houses July 11. W."Iirlnk" 18-23. •:•",,,• Akrva (W. Nurtliey, insnngsri.—The NewYork. Comic (>iH-rii Co.. lu "The illrl fromParis." drew light houses 1MB. "The LadySlavey" JH-lin.> Son MSti Pahk (Lnvlgne A Lnjole, mniia-gersL-^The park wns crowded .during thewarm week of 11-lit. with the following at-tractions: Spenci-r Kelly. Itaapa. Sisters, Bos-tow, and Lnvlgne's Military linnd

KlVKuaiiiK Pahk i Al. K. Bead, manager).— Business was very good al the alsive parkduring week of 11. The attractions were.Miller Pomfrlett. Millard Bros., the Ihil-vines, Mr. aud Mrs. Lniry Shaw, Angell midAugell. Powers' dogs.

a

wi.iiiIii.-b—At the Wlnnhteg Theatre.Itlchards & Prlugles Georgia Aflnstrels. July

AimiTonitM StM.Mi.itCahukx.—The WillisStock Co. Ik doing u good business, with achange of bill twice n week.

iCi.viiM.Nii Biios.'' Ciui'i.H came 1», and gavetwo performances, turning large crowdsaway nt both.Xotk.—V.. W. Henbach lias Just about

completed booking attractions for the BigDominion Fair, opening. July 33.

„,?,<• i»ilJ»«-rAt the Opera House (A. ft.Skinner, mnnngeri the Amerlcau vltngrniilimoving nlctures closed n successful week'sbusiness July I). Due : Kntherlne Ruber Aug.1 3-2 1

.

Notkh.—The American vltngrnph left I),

ror Dlgliy. ML S., and will reliii-n In Septera-lier to play the fair The St. John Klee-trie Street Railway lias opened a park at theBav Shore, and Intends to Introduce vnud«-vllle next season. ...... Wm. Thompson, doorkeeper, ot the. (llobe Theatre. Boston, Is luthe city, paying his mother a visit.

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, »*!*H?hrAt . H» Aiidllorliim T|h«I re(A. J Small, monoger) hnd Caatcneuvd andhis |. reiich a- pony gave a line prodiiclloiiof 'Moif Than Queen." and drew packedhouses during Ihe week ending July 10.Mr. taioiieuve Is pulling on his iilnvs linoIn n very elnlsirale manner, mid Wis wellsupported by Miss Berlin and Ihe membersof bis company. Despite ihe warm weatherbusiness keeps up good.

Wooilatni'lc.—At Fnlrmoimt I'aik HieWalsh Stuck Co. played "One Night iu June"snd "Our rtovs." to fpll houses all last week.This week will open with Row Garland: JpliliD. «) Ilnru mid Mnrgarei Maclyn were nildedto the company July 11. C. Mortimer leavesIS to .loin "The Power of the Cross" Co., atScrnnloii.

day. 24, In which six bnnds will pnrllc'pate.NirrKa.—MauagiT Bavbydt and Treasurer

Kntvcnhach, .if Ihe Clrand. are- Isilb In St.I.mils on a I'oinlilncil IiiihIiichs and pleasuretrli The White SiK'nr Vaudeville Co.,under .'nuvas. Is now playing n two -weeks'engagemeiii, mid ilnwItiR good crowds. .

Under ibe Cents'

I.nil.... up.,11..-At tho big tenl on KnsiWashington St., "Hnmpt.v Dumpty" retnnlnoilover week of July 11, to much bigger busi-ness. The wentlier conditions were favorable,and the performance wns a big success.

II.uini.m & B.iii.ky's i 'tin i-K had ruin II.which Interfered with Ilia attendance ma-terially, i ., . * ,

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NoTBH.-^-InDes' Bund will play ut Falrbiin!(week of July 23 I'hlnney's llnnd will bi-

nt Broad Klpplo Park 10, 17.: \V. I,.

Buckley was here In advance of Pulse's "Mil*Days of Pompull" 12 The wtasou at thePnrk Theatre opens Aug, 1, with "The (Jlriof the Streets,:'. ... .'Hie Druids will holda street fair and carnival •JU-'W, mid Inde-pendent acts are being booked. The showwill be called "The Druid's Pike."

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Evnnsvllle—Conk's Pnrk (Harry Luii-ranee, manager) offered, for week of July 10,nn unusually strong bill, wllh l-M. Koelkcr asthe head liner. Mr. Itoqlker Is a native ofKvnnnvllle and very populur. Bin speciallytills season is Illustrated songs. Young andBrooks, Al. W. Davis, De Monte and Dlns-uiore. and Carroll and Clark complete theprogramme. The Three Mays figure) eightulso continues lo do a rushing Imslness.Oak Summit Pahk Is breaking nil previous

records In attendance, mid two shows dallyare getting, big irnwds. Johuu and , MollEuropean' imislejil , performers ; Bissounetliand Newman, electrical head uud hand bill

oncers: Frank Dunn, rapid tire iramp com-edian: Lew Palmer, mimic: Ida Howell, andthe klnodroine. This pnrk bus the Kiltiesllnnd ami n vaudeville show for week of 24.

Noths.—The Kvnnsvllle Trl-Rtale Fnlr latn. lie held Aug. in*, and will have, Isoldesnumerous features In the side show line, ,nfirst class wild West show Koch's ParkRiver.. free vaudeville and picture shows nlght-i.. and Is,,getting big crowds .vestHeights Park offers good attractions luvaudeville, and Is charging no admittance.

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Tejrre il'au <*•.- -Luke View Pafk has beenenjoying llrst class business of Into, and Ihevaudeville perffiriiuinirs are giving Ihe bestrtf satisfaction. The bill fur week of JulyIS. includes: ilexos. Three Itenaldns. Powers,cpmedlsh,: Mr. and -Mrs. "Jack Hayui.iii,Nancy Wright. Mr. Ilrelnlg. ban orisuiucilfor a special feature band coucert fur bun-

Frank Cii.iMintiti.iN. of the Cluimbcrllns,lasso experts, writes from the r.'iuplre Then-Ire. York, Kng, : "Mrs. I'hiiinbi'rlln iind I

revoIviHl uud nccopleU front. Ihu Hiiiralu lll'l

Wild West sln.w miinageincni an Invltnllonto assist t limn In i-i'li'l.riiting liidepeudeiicoI lay :t.iKo) nillri Jr.uu ..home, among .3*3other Amcrlcuiis nuw tn.re.llug With Ihu slim',-

III ijii.-laial. After clijovlllg the afternoullperformance (and Ibis year's exhibition ,1s

the best yet nil'eicil by this well known |g>gl'cgulloui all udjotirnuil to the 'rank house,'whicli Caterer ltnllunl, of I be show, (mil pro-fusely decoractil with flags, buutlng umlllnwers. making the lulcrlor a picture otred, whlto dud blue. Many Americana,guests of the riders, etc.. were present. Avery unique souveulr In l he form of a inenil

card ivns supplied at each plate of whichthere warn <&> laid al one time. Flsb, fowl,junaH, vegetables, fruit and dessert, (ncluil.

lag the miirh coveted pumpkin pie anil Ico

cream, were t» bo seen hcnpeil in front ofAlexlciiu, CiiMHck, tiiUlun, Arab. ,laii, sol*

dims, i-owbuys and working mnii, nuu I milpleased to any Hint tills applies to tho man-ageiuent as well, us In this well known iiggrc-

E.itlon all am hwo-iI from the aamii pau andettle. At the height of Ihe festivities, Col,

Cody entered, aud was received with threehearty cheers by the entire assemblage, ina few well chosen words. Col. Cody said lie

took this occasion to tliunk everyone ; theiiinungcniciit, ml va ore hrlgut!e

tworking peo-

ple and all, but espcommend ihe arena

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—Al •'"* •*< View Ciislnn(Jake IVells, muiiogei ) business for week of'.)ulv.."„w:

a " unusually good. For week of1R the Tompkins Coined v Co. Is present liur"W'hlit Alls Porter

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Ai'MK Tiikatuk (Chas. M. WVsl.mnniigei'l.—People for week of 18 nre: May Allen. Kb-dorn. r-nnulR Burr, and Bonk nud Alton.Business Is good.

BiJiitt Tiikatiih (J. M. Crlunlun, mntin-ger).—People

.for week of. 18 follow: Cat-

tery and Uiunt, Will S. Beecber, Made lieu-derson. rieorgle Arnett, Ada young, assail Ituv-mond and linnhar. Tile burlcsiiiie, "Tim Jap-anese Picnic." will be priHlueed..AnmoiuitM Tiuurai (J. Mv Barton, mnn-

ager).-^.New people for week of 18: York-iiey and Burrow, Chatham uud Hamuli, lltnlaTrio. Brown and Itemuln, the (lulls, VanLeer aud Speers, Harry T. Howard. Juv nndPatterson. Parker nnd Karl, and PiddleMimic. Buslacss la -very good.

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Iiynohbarar.—At Ulvei-mont Park Casino(Juke Wells, manager) the splendid actingof Walter Kilwnrds and his company, In "TheSign of the Four" and "David durrlck,"brought the star several curtain calls, umlhe was compelled to come out nnd make nshort speech., Tint. attendance wns the recordbreaker or (ho season.

llAnnis' Nukki, Pt.A'rn Shows gave twoperformances IS, to large crowds. ,

Note.—The Itlverniont Pnrk Casino Or-cbes,tra for the season of lflbj Is under theleadership of «l. A. Klnenter. violin, wllhthe following players: K. L. Weulherstllie,piano

: L. ti. Ferrurl, cornet, and Anthonyliesler, trups.

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Stnuiiloii.—At the Stauuton Opera II0119.1tllnrkman & SI111H7., uiunngcrs) cnrpRntershave sturted to work on the repairs of thishouse, and are expected lo have II In orderby Jan, 1, ,.-

NOW.—L. II. Ilerkniuu Is In the clly withthe No. 1 advertising car of the John Koblii-son Circus, billing the city and county forHie appearance of that circus July i'5.

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KK'liniond.—At the Casino (Wells « Ml-Kee. munsgers) week of July 4. Arthurlliickner's Viiudcvllllsts plaved 10 largohouses. Week of 11, Ihe BIJ011 MusicalComedy Co.

«X-4>INDIANA.

(I HHM||1 III) III, lllllllllir III IHHIIVt lli'tnillfl J/i "pie and all. but .•sj.cclully did he wish to

commend the arena poopfc and perfoiinerlfor their nsslsiunce In conducting the pec-

I'orinnui'i'H. lie wished Ibciu to feel Hinttheir alleiitlun lo their work was appro-elated, uud I bill .giiml re/<iills were shown by(bis being Hie most prosperous af the thirty-

one, years u( ll(o of the kIiuw. tin nropo-.ei)

three Cheers for King KdWard and his ipiceii,

aud these were given, fullowed by the samefor Presldeul llooscvell. At the coltcliisli.n

ot his 1 11 1 cresting talk the cut In* cuupaiivrose uml guvu tlireu cheers for the cnluuol.

lluriiiK the cnliilicl's speecli u stiup shot pho-tograph was taken of the entire eoiupuiiruml vlslioiM. and Joluitiy Buker's call toHinlile.H In iirepariith.il fur I lie evening per-

formance wns nloiie I'l'HpoiiHlhlc 'for the con-clnsloii of a very llilerostliur mid enjovahleInilcpcinleiicc lm.v celebration., Mile, llenl-

ilee (Mrs. Chns. Dlnni'nnd), saxopboiiu solo-

ist, dressed In clinrueter cnsliiuic of iinb|iie

ilesigu. representing Liberty, wus loudly ap-

plauded upon Inking her sent nt the conclii

Mon of Col. Cody's speech. Kuormuus Imsl-

ness reigned nt both |M'rforiiiiiiii-es lu York."Notkh moll TIIH Swish KNTHIcTilNHUM lit

Wluuliii'g, Miiu.-—We close our eugageiiieiilhere Aug. II, Ihen go buck lulu the States,milking week, stiiuds, mil II the end of1 In- tenlliig ieasi.li. There has ticiin .lid

. clmnges In tin- comniiuy since ii|s*ulng In MI11-

'H'lipolls, .Mill- 11. Tim ivenlher has bnuil t'X-

. iciMlliigly bad most of lite lime, hut with ourbuild we remind Ibeui dlilly lluit Wo ure openfur hiishic-B, and hiivo ninnaged to pleasellieiii for iwo inoiiiiis. Itostcc of comjinu.v :

J. 4t ,M. (Ii-lese, proprlolors and mauugsrs

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linen:. -Mill Wlltsoll, KM I'l llllll 'I'l'iX Slanh-.V,

Kiln Ivvuns. Sterling unit Wesl. .lack John-son. Stlllhiuii uml llifiliiiell. C. Mest, A.Irfiwry, Will I. vie. A. Marsh, II. Wulslrom,Alheito. M. A. Stevenson, L. 1'. SI nil run 11.

Frank Spencer, chef nnd nsslslimt, nud fourcull vn h men. I Mir big lent seats two thousandpimple, Willi eleven small living leuls fur Ihecompany. YV> iiinke h goad showing. Thefew Ci.tl'l'liioi loilereil by local newsdealersnre eiigerlv iii.ught lu 11 clly of eighty thou-'muni liiliulilliiiits mid one liiindicil uud tinyprofcsslnniils, and less Hum a dozen copiesIn go himi ml. 'I'licru Is a demand for live

times Hint iiiiiuls'i'.

IVn.i, c. Sitkh, general, agent- and- eon-I tin lor of Ihe Lee ft ItlchinolK) New ModelHlmws, » riles: "We opened our season July11, lu Ounrrvvilte, Ph., to S. K. I)., the bigtop Is-'n^ (sicked to the ring ropes. Thewell known cluwu, Al. Huston, nimbi the silil-

cciis of Ills life, (llhcili Hint iniule big Int

iircssloiis were: Waller Frey. Jack Lee, At.

Si. Itli-hnmiid, and tin- Shields Bros. Thushow was a L'ri'iil sui-ci'ss, our parade Ih

tlirc sipiiires long, and all our wagons andthings are now."P P. Ciiait joined llin Sells & Dowus

Mliows nt I'liiimoni, W. Vn., Jnly T.llAI'l'UMMiS WITH WkI.MII Hlli.s,' S1I11WS.—Although we an: In tin.1 midst of the 'evil

predicted year." business, with Ills "NnwcNtureal" continues nt tho top notch. Tin 1

Journey through Miii.siiehusefls, Malic uudNew 1 1-; mp-lili • has horn n solles of signaltriumphs. Willi Ideal wenlhcr prevailing ufnearly (Very aland the iiltcndimcc has beensimply Immense. AL Portlund and Lewision.Mc Hie show encountered heavy ruins, butnevertheless the purple lllrued ant lit WMST,capacity tuidlenceii ruling at bulb ,iiuiid(..

Tbo newspaper* In these towns ilui'Oli'il iiill-

.slilcriilih' favarnlile splice regal'dlllg Hill II

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usual cxcelleiu e of (be pel fnnuiiiiee. July1 was spent al 1 let liei, Mc. Tlic duy waspa rl h 11I111 ly nntnlile for the innustar (iiiii-

dined p:uudo lii the morning. Through apc-• In I iirraiigi'imnls with Hie cltlsviis con)-lilllte of Urt ln'1, Die ii.nil iDllCpetlilcnce Ilnv(Iciuonstrntlon wus coinblneil with Hie circusprocession. The parade wus beaded by ChiefMarshall lleviin. of lieihel, followed by ihei'IHzi.-iis' I'liuimlttvq mounted mi liursubnck,iiien came Lint I'.rihcl Piiriigoii Intuit, thirty-two men, then, In order, followed, llio locallodges of K. of P.. iidil Fellows uml Amle rsf

Ihlgles, fol to v, ..(1 liy forty-Six cni'l'lllgl's, con-Inhilng Hie incinbers of (irniid Army Post,No. Mil. Then eninu the cirrus people, wllhHie regular pnriide fen lures, Hie whole form-ing Ihe largest Hired touriiniiiciil ever givenIn Uml sceihui of Mnlne. After nun. tilnglliiougli tho prliiclpsl ulreelK Hie purnilcrsii'liiinid lo Ih'i Int. wIiit- the "big lop'' WUS111 lll/cd far the Indeiienileiico I Day ..enino-nles. Winnie Dodge, of llynnnls. Maine,read Hie Dccln ration of lnile|iendencc.Mesirs. Msrkay. ('lurk, Du Crow, Kennedy,Wilson nnd Fnlili-s (performers) formed avocal veil etie, and rendered several bcuiill-ful ri'lnrlliiiH npproprlnle lo Ihe day, "i'lils

was followi d wllli an oration by tho prin-cipal speaker of the day, .Hon. J. F.Coswell, of Huston. Tim combined baudsof Hie show anil Ilia local musicians fur-nished the music, playing nil Hie unliniialsirs. Altogether it wns a red letter day forBethel. Afler the evening performance abniKjuct wns tendered lo thu Kaglcs with theshow, by the local nerlc, at the Hotel Bethel.Music and vaudeville wus a featura af theoccasion, and a right royal time was en-joyed by all. There are twenty-eight mem-bers of tbo "feathered tribe" with the com-pany. The health of all with the show tinsbeen except iunally good, and very few nccl-items have Is-eu met. with so far. Tbo operat-ing department Ih handling the show 111 Itscustomary smooth manner, "up nnd down"early being thu watchword with Ihn differ-ent bosses, Phil Harris, special agent ; V. O.Woodward, ailvaiii-o car manager: Iteu J,Lander, treasurer, and II. II. Whlttler, gen-eral contracting agent, are. all doing vcu-

S in n work, snd their efforts have ls>eu pro-licllve of great results. Clinton Newton Is

al present lu advance, looking after the news-paper fiuieriiiiy. j. c. Banks,. of thu Han-t»|le Show: fseo. W. Morrell.of Piiwnec lUTl'aCo. ; Mr. and Mrs. rlHlitelle nnd .lease Huhluck wcrivrrceiil- vlsltirrs' hml'spsclnl guestsof Col. M, II. Welsh. Lew Nichols Is nowntuuiigi-r uf the side show and annex.

Niitks raoy HtMai.tNO Brothers' World'sGkratksy Snows.—,\t Winnipeg. 'Mint., onSaturday, July P. the big show enjoyed fiie

banner day of the present- season,, and forHint matter of lis history, both performancesbeing treoHiaduii* lut'i&ways, with all sea'Ibg, and standing room occupied. TliaiiMudswere sealed on Hie hlpi>podroine truck, theraces .were omitted lit both performances,anil, every reserved seat was Sold at thedowntown sale lung before the door* opened.The aide showj and the concert, also esinh-llslied new records. Fargo, N. !>., Monday,July II. gave nn afternoon,, turniiwnv, aridn splendid night house; (irtonvllle, MlnU.,Tuesday (afternoon only), was t« capacity:Aberdeen. S. !»., Wednesday, was Big ntboth iNJrforiaunces, la was also Wafalrnwuon 1 hiirsdav, Union on Friday, and Mllivio II

on Saturday. Tin- wenlhtr man, lias beepexceedingly kind, ns w bnft only ort> heavyrain. during the week, nt Aberdeen, HlgLwinds have been experienced dolly, but withno damage

nosTrii op tu« Colorado Grant WttnWan Bitow.—Hand—ltobl. Narber* leader;Hob Daman, cornet; Fred Unchurch, tuba;lid. King. Imrltuu'i ; lid. AlbhilB, trombone

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Lyell Albletj, Inmihone ; Joe Sidy, clarionet :

tiro, Manns, clarionet; Frank Su viler, nlto:Wm. Becks, alto; Chna. Johnson, trapdrums. Performers—Foster Bros., 'cyclewhirl ; Hilly Johnson, outside Ascension

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Hrent Daly, Juggler: Vrrnell and Morton,comedy acrobats ; Mia, (south, hoop roller

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Marvelous Johnson, bounding wire ;',)(«.?•<I'smlly, acrobnls. Wild West people ay*:Wm. Dugun, Mam Ktnnflold, fleo. Cassld.v.A. Brown, Nat i', Kuhlusou. CuM . HullMr,and liand of six Imlluns, Major Andrewsrules the show, Colorado (Irani, horse backslioot'ng. ' '

Tin: Mt'Ni'ig Zni-AVRN joined RlnglfngBros.' Circus nt Pnrgii, N. •»,, July 11, asnconcert nltrnclloii. ' \

II. H. Hows, uf the Morris A Bowo Shows,visited tho lUngllug Bros,' Clrcils nt Aber

1H, It Hoosirk nlavK s<

Notes from flie ( I renter hlac,k ^'tt| Troll-lisdonrs. We nre 111 open our Benson Jupn-l/n.v. Aug. 1, nt AhIhiit park's mngnlllccnrin w i-usiuo. This building wns constructedby the Clly uf Aslinry Park, N. .J., at ncost of oyer (" "l.llOtl. It Is located nl thefoot of Aslinry Avenue, ou a large pier ex-tending far Into I lie incan. It hV Acknowl-edged lu in* perfect In Its acoustics,, beauti-ful In lis design, ami one uf thu fluust con-cert nudlloi'liiiiis nil Hie Atlantic cons|, John.1. Nolan, one uftllM proprietors of IheBluck Patll Trimlinaoiirs, was notlfle.d byHie 1!. in li t'oiuinlsnliiners lo make a propo-sition fur u iierforiuiiin e by his compniiy,icsiililug lii a loiitracl .being signed. TheHrcincr Blnck Pall I 'I'roulsidiilir* will .In-

augurate at ibis casino their trans cnntlni'iilul tuprof Ihn Hulled (Hates, Mexlcn,Houth Allierlia urid Cli|ja, a tour tlutwill involve :iu, (iiiii miles of travel fur 'acontinuous period of. H weeks. The Troll-baib/iirs ilu coming season will be augmentedand i-iiiheiilshed wllh iiiugulilciuit costumes,beautiful scenery, and one, of Ihe must pleas-ing llllll popalnr Binge srueuivs Hint the pin-prlijlors of Hie enlertnlnment have. ever .con-ceived. One of .the dlstlUctlvn features ofthe slave imlertajnuicnt will be n skit called"At Lnoney Codney DrcBtaliind," a ljlay iipnii

Drenmhinu and Limn Park. Mr. Ileynrllds,................ ..,.., i.t.i.ti . i,,h. .mi., ,»' J iniliin.

of Dreamland, tills nlnced at the disposal OfMr, Nolan nil the data In Jils possession tnenable him to huve full scope In working outull of ilu. details of Dreamland. MauaninHlsslrellii Junes, "Black Patll," will be fliesicllnr attraction of the (Ircnlcr Tronhailniirsfur next season, nail Jonii Mucker, the Alahiium blosMotti. will he the big hiilgh pro-voker. In udillllon there will ,bn plckanlnnvduui'i's nui| coou slioulers. uugiiienled by nchorus who will Interpret numbers friuii

Offeubuch's most Popular opera buiirfes. •'

Itiihcai'sals wllli Doi;ksl niter's Minstrelsare, being actively Arusecutsd liy Mupag'er.laines II. i;er)o-r, wau lias engaged, some ofIlu* best ktiow>ii .sluglug talent In this conn

etlou.1

man's "The Utile Hustle cottage liy' .

Hlrriim;" H. W. I'ctrle's Western bnllnd."Where the Hnnset Turns the- Ocean's -f<lu»

to ihibl ;" llurwllx mid Wilt's "Lonely With-out Von," Alfred Nolinua's "Turn Those I'.yes

Away." (Vile uml Jubusoii Bros' "Countessof Ahiizum," llaiulllan and Kisiier's • "I'mCert'nly Keellii' .Had," ,'Clssv," by mMTiinnehlll Jr. and Ueorgu llosey ; llugsn,Hiis*|y A Co.'a "When the Lights Are Low;Jeaa Havez nnd piililip dc llolleau's iTgincisscell. "The Little Colored Lady In tin-

Moon ;" f Jeiiige Hosey's "Toguther," and Wm.CablH's "I Want To lie, a Holdlor."

Klin itusNi'll, an American Viiirauo, whobus nanseil most of her careiir 111 rSuglahd,ha* signed n contract In London to returnhero next season for n series of concertsin be given under the direction, of li, !:.

Johtison. Hhe lias not been heard la thiscountry since isn.'i, wheu aha Bang wllh thoI'liillin riiimiU- nnd other orchestras.Loudon Charlton has Hlgtnul a rontrart

with Minn lindskl whereby she Is to make ntour of this- country next fall and Winter.Mho opens Iter lour with nn engagement withIhe Boston Hymplinny Orchestra, and willgive ruclials In Now York and Boston, andthen go direct to I lie Pacific const, takingIn Ihe big Northwestern cities by the wtiy.The tour will end In April, ll)0r..

Curl llnnd, musical director for J, J.I'lynll's Opnrs Co., has completed the acornof "Mwcitt. Aunt) Moore," which will open' luBoston early. in August.

itoberl ( iriiu writes ; "All of the details forHie tour of Mine. Nina David have now beenperfected, and she will bo heard at, CarnegieHull, New York, ill October, with the follow-ing support: Antoinette Itavolll, contralto;Anion Meaner, violoncellist; Maurice Ksuff-iiiunii, violinist j lleorgii W. Jenkins, tenor.Coiiiiuclor, Hlg. It. Msplo. The tour will In-

clude 0110 hundred concerts, and these arenow being hooked In t tin largest auditoriumsuf the principal cities. We will be pleased tonc'tualnt you with the progress of what, la

confidently expected to be the musical sensa-tion uf next season," '— «s»»

AL. 0, I'lKLD.Albert Orlffltb Hatfield, batter known to

ihn profession "us Al. (I. Meld, was born. InLoitilou County, Vu., Nov. 7, i860, and hnshad. 11 remarkably successful career. 'J'heflrstadvertisement uf the Al. H. Field Minstrelsappeared In Tiik Ci.H'I'Ku In July, 1HRU, andl ft n Initial performance was given In Urtuberof the satno year. In Marlon.. O. In Ijftfi

Mr. I'-leld orgnnlwd the Al. .n. Field Ileal

Negro Minstrels ui|4 also Darkest America,which companies lie conducted successfullyfor two years. It ,ls a isiast of the ioo,nags-inent of tlie Field Minstrels that during themany years of lis existence not an obligationhas been left unpaid, and (lint Ihe receipts Id

Is n prominent citizen of Columbus. Q„ wherelie has nn inieresilng fondly, and where haowns valuable real estate.

S ISlilts Him. mourns the desth of bis mother,

who died July 1(1.

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4i6 THE NIW-YGEK CLIPPER.§? Therms half of July, all of August and most of September

left of Summer.

OIJB, SEMI-ANNUAL EEMNANT SALEis timely with its offer of any short length of woolens in the

house made up into a suit for $1*5. If it isn't treble value

we'll keep our suit.

MR N HEI M,Broadway and 9th St*, New York*

MCilClAPIS, LIPPIIfE hardeni (he lip* like

robber, enrlche* the lone, cnrei soro llns, etc. 26

andM ct«. Giro, free. 0. T. Kroner, 4 R, Nswarfc.O.

WANTED—Al Dul<:h, Irish -»i)(1 Black Puce

Song anil Dunce Comedian; good position to right

pari;; mnit lie sober and reliable or closed wlth-

out. notice; I went no tourism: cat and sleep on

lot. Oeo. 0. Uutton. Mgr., German Med. Co.,

Biirfchart, Sangamon Co ,1 11.

FOK MALE) ttlKAP, Wxeit Medicine Tent.

"Complete Outfit ;" need two monthe ; 4 Sections

of mats, all as good aa new. One hundred andfifty dollar* takes It. Wrlle for particular*.

-F. B, HB VERB, Hermon, BL Law . Co., N. Y

WANTKD ai'ICK, For lite Camella Oil Med.Co,, t Versatile Nkelcli Team, 3 (loort Comedian*.Muni play organ. No calnp. Dr. M. N. La \ ere,

Brqadwefi, Logan Co., III.

STOP USINGMORPHINEI

. To prove thsttheFOFF X -• \ Harris TrtalmeniW.wWwtmm x * ' cure* forever aj I

drug habtUwa will tend a trli—«r, Ire* upon request. Ii

I name of a friend ...

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hntroiRft5iiAvn failed, utter*

In'etftrt confidence. Book (sealed) Pree.

ABBIS INSTITUTE, Rooia ism, 4J0W. IU SL.NawVerk

BASEBALLAmerican LeagueAMERICAN LEAGUE PARK N. Y.WITH DBTROIT, Jelly 16, 18. IV. *0.

WITH 0H1CAOO, July HI. W, »3. !4B,

OREGON.

Portland—At Bilker's i'lieat re (George h,

Baker, manager) "Up to Tompkins," by theBiker Theatre Stock Co., began, week or JulyII), with rather a light buaineB*. because ofthe extremely bot .weather. "The, Butter-

fllee" did fair business week of 0. "Betsey"will bo put on 17.

. Cohdray'b Tiikatdk (Cordray & Russell.manager*).—"Juat Ilefore Dawn" wae put onby tbe .Too and Klma Walters Co., to fair

homes, 10, and will end tbe engagement ofinn company 13, after which the theatre willlie dark. Tho company did fair business, weekof », with "Juat Struck Town."

HiiH;t.t'H' I'aiik (Edward Shielda, mnna-geri.—Shields' Btdck Co.' did good bualueua,weeV of 4, lo tho "Queen of the MuBkoteere,under tbe direction of A. M. Zlnn. "In Mo-rocco" will be put on 11.

'

. Stab Tiibatrn (8, Morton Cohen, mana-ger).—Harry and Urania Marlellea, Clms. Ed-win Inalie, Donna Lucia. Three Heine, South-ern Qunrtotte, projcclosuopo, Jennie Love,liaxel Clark.Akcad* Tiik*th» (B. Morton Cohen, man-

ager).—Delmar and Dexter, Daly and DoHioanta, Robert Nome, McQarver and Garey,Waldo and Devere, Kate Coyle, American blo-

acqpe.Lyric Tuiatiib (Keating & Flood, mana-

gers).—Tho Moroaco Bros., Frank K. 51c-Nlsh, Fannlo Donovan. Lord and Mock, Oil-

more and Lie Moyne, Raymond 0. Baldwin,vllaacope.

Bi.wu Thbatrb (l'rcd T. Merlll, manager).— Firmer Jone8 and blB educated plga, Kohl•nd company, Montgomery and Montrose, tbeItaplera, Edna Foley, tbe vltaucopc.

'1 in. Makm (A. Shapiro, manager).—HattloWard, Lane- and Bualnetln, Genevieve Do For-rest,; Ceagbel Maye, Fay Leslie, Minnie Ward.'.; Oit'i'iiKuu Thkatrn < Al, Onken, manager).'—Cunt IntioiiB vaudeville.. ll).A/,IKIl'H CONVMRT 11 ALL (Ell 11. I)»vl«,wannaer).— Ollle i.amiint, Madeline Earl.Maggie Uracoy, Grace Carroll, the JD'e andErjh• 'Fim'K'H Nbw Tiibatrc (Wo, H. Brown.hutnuger).—Muvtrltaa and Moran, Hayes andWlnilidl, Alma HohcIIc. Uonnales, Zoyarrc,Leslie Hicrllng, Roho lienne.

UniCKNOM'a Mimic Hail (Henry (JrlfBn,

manager)—Kay ttim, MIbb Valcutlne, FloraHL Ivoa, Moore Blatera. <

VONNRCTICUT.

.' nridu'umrt.— At Poll's Thoatre (.Inaeplifriddle.' manager) "A Htianger In a BlraugoLand" drew large luiuae* July 11-10. Weekof l». Poll's Stock, In "Tho Couut of MouloCilsto."' •

I'lkamchh Hmaoii (J. V. O'Brien, ;mnnn-K*r).—Week of 18: Btewurt and Desmond,coined Iiiiik : "Baby" Mticoln, violinist ; theDeniond Misters, Hitnclaltlea ; MeUee andWulKh.'HpeclaltleH; llobln, tbe Jttggter.

N0TK8.—Hnilth's Theatre will opon Aug. 6.The Ixiiim' la uow In the uanda of furnlfliers,and will lie refurnished and tilled tiji duringthe next few weeks.... ..Florence Hamilton.formerly with the I'uyton forces, but nextseason with Thurber A Nasher, rtturned toher homo In thla city after an extendedpleasure trip West, during which time she

" 'he »t.''», P

'taiwltr for the new production. "The Favor

visited the Ht. Loula Exposition. ... ..t:has.Davla, planlHt nt Poll's Theatre, wterote the

of tho^KIng," recently eeen at Poll's...Tint llnrko, one of the Iwst known hotelclerkB of this city, well known to the pro-

.fewbui. huH left the T,nfayette Hotel, and la

now wllh tbo Hotel Oaylord, where ho enter-tslhed last week a number of professionalsnew autunuirlng about tho city.

«» »..* "...:•: iowa..

.._ Oea JWo'nes.—At lugorspll fatk (FredBucbtrun, tnnuager) line, weather brought hisoro#da out lo this park last week lo seo I.enfiBHieell, tbe llulloway Trio, Marvelous Mcr-illlea, Nobe and Mtttiuo, Miles Macnrlliy andCo,, and Montgomery nnd Tearl. Bill weesof 18: Hnrlcn sud Fuller, Kllnore Blatera,Lew Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs, Watroua, Curonand Herbert, nnd the Ilonnalr Comedy Four,

Notk.—T.enh Knasell, the Tlddlnh .earn.eUeuue. , wna' vIhIIIiir Itnrvey Akera while1laving. |U thla city. Mlaa, Akera la linnxrsfter cloaluir n very good aenaon with "Altunaway Mnlch," In which production sheplayed the role of the widow.

$

THEATRICAL

COLD CREAM.There are many Odd Cream Preparations OS

the market today. Some are GOOD—otnen areBETTER—Bet Molnnernej's in BKBT.The ingredient* of Helnnerno/'i Cold Oreaa

And it do** not eost as fflnoh aa uany of tha farInferior pnrparauoi40ns.

59(rtm aUaU owiT ah

:tptf*5sn« IIL^T .AOWriitsn/

©PER§ffBW YORK.

To Gef 'to

PKiladelpKik

QpWyUSE THE

A Tram.Iivery Hour

On, ;the HoufDirect to Reading

Termtiwl.

NEW'TCIllc'jTATtONS_ f-v»Kw» «>"* * " s r^^l^*J

ft U*« St., N R «d SMk

waiitip «it iort. Woman for KmntiouiiLeadl. 40 weeks. Will aUr right parly. Slogerpreferred. One plooe attraction, state age,height, weight, experience anil lowest wages. Noainateura. Money aura. Route West.MANAGER oil AM. WARNER, don Del., Macon, On.

WANTBD-I'KnKORMERS-Hot Hinging andDancing II. F. Comedian, Contortionist, who canchange ofUD, and Single Mimical Ait. If joti arenot strictly temperate, don't write). Big towns,good treatment anil salary, pay your own. Tlokeiato people with Al reference. Letter's Entertain-er*. Thomson, III.

WAIfTRD AT ONOR—Advance Agent; mustbe At, understand Contracting and Roots If re-

quired; must Join on wire. No more woald.be* orbooBsrt. Long engagement, money sure. Wireme. streets of New York Co., lirookllu, Maine,J u 1 j 21. », aa.

WAKT1D-Volatile Medicine Performer*.Useful People of all kinds, write. Canvas allow.Stop at DotelH. Pay your own, Mako It low.Slate all drat letter. CLIFTON REMEDY 00.,

OhlQsgO Junction, Ohio.

ATUMUWV-BANDUSADBR aftor Ang. 20.

Cor. or M Violin In Orchestra, Address, care ofBUS SON'S MINSTRELS, Cambridge, Md., July3T. B. L. BOLTOR, permanent address, 'M Mar-aball St„ Coldwater, Mlub.

FOR RENT.mmm orm house,

CINCIHNATI, OHIO.For particular* njiply to

JOHN D. DAVIS, Agent,

414 PLUM 8TRIET.WAHTRD, for mod. CO. Inside wall, Al Black

Face Comedian. Long engagement to right party.Must mako good. Week atands. tin and all ox-peuncM. Want to lio.r from parlies having sidewall for sale. Will pay cash. L. Koatello, Harts-burg,_Logan Cu^, JIL_

AT L.IBKRTY-The HanlngtonB, Harry andAiiie, for mod. co. Both do singing and dancingwork and comedy In all acts, one plays piano ororgan. Wardrobe good off or on. salary vourlimit. If reeaoDibl*. Barry Harrington, Middle,burg, Carroll Co., Md. '

TUB CLIFTON KKMKIiY CO. OlfOIKARD, ILL., wauls llrat class Medicine Per-former* In all Unci Good salary. Long audpleasant engagement. Those that fake organgiven the preference.

FOR SAUE, VWBNTY MVTOBOOPBB,wood cabinet, good condition, without plcturoa,tiSeatih; Elect rlc Piano, 10 dozen rolls inualo, f40u;oomplete "Parsifal" Outfit, tdldea, louture, music,rjv, Urge Disk Phonograph, 21 records, 4 foulbrass horu, alaud, (sa; one Machlue, sells 6c. bagtrot roaeted peanut* with shells on. |2S; 2,oD0feetFilm, IW. Van be teen near Naw York Addrcia

BtlWAlVi cbto of CLJPPER7mill 10 CKNTS rbsTAOE, T\VO BEAUT1-

fUL SUNOS, Words and Music. -Parker, a Manand a credit to tho Nation" (atlrrlogaong); "TheCity of Ood's Delight" (Saored Solo).

r'llANK II ARlllNO.M lisle Printer, .&'

»'»t»logue» Free, 1:11 W. aim. hi., N. York. "

WANTMM, Black Face. Irish ComedUns. Joinat once. Money aiire. No MOfan or chasers. Notickets. Long engagement. Thomas Bros., NuwFlorence, Pi.

WANTED QUICK,FOR

TLeading- Lady. GeneralBusiness woman,Heavy Man, Comedian,Juvenile Main.Htato all first letter, enclosing photographs,which will be returned. People doing spe-cialties preferred. Show opens Aug. 1.

FRED C. THOMAS, Manager,Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

TBI LAST CALL FOB TIE SALE OFTHE LATE CHARLES L. DAVIS'

"AjLYIN efOSLIN."The greatest Bube money winning play Is of-

fered for sale outright or rent on royalty.Manuscript and scenery, set pieces, music,and everything Included. All ready to takeout. Write MOHRIH E. MOSES, The Ex-celsior, :il-:i;i Newark Avenue, Jersey City,N. J., or telephone JI7HJ Jersey City.

MiSONIG TEMPLE,LEWI8T0", IDAHO.

Population of town 8.000. Seating capacityof house, 800. Modern, up to date, knownsh Masonic Theatre, will open for tbe first,

t'me Sept. 1. Have two railroads and onlyHO mile. jump. Managers of flint class at-tractlone, address It. K. ELVERS, as above.

A NEW HIT!

Ml PANAMA BELLE,BunK with Hicnt NiircesB throughout theHoulh, Send for It. Prof, copies free to pro-fesHlonals. Address MISS L. F. MUItl'UY,4DS W. Bell Street, Montgomery, Ala.

WANTED QUICK,

Those with Specialties preferred. Two bills aweek. Address LOUIS J. RUSSELL,

Care of Warren Street B. R. Co., Warren, Pa.

7WEEBbd at tmem,FIRST CLASS REPERTOIRE PEOPLE, ALLLINES. Those doing specialties, single anddoable, given preference. Balance of Summer;• look here; regular season week stands; no two aday. Splendid engagement for good people only.Blah! everything llrst letter positively. PREDSEWARD. Point Gratiot Theatre, Dunkirk, N. Y.

FOR SALS,Two beautiful, kind FOOT doom, cheap.

MILEB BROOKS, (lorry, Pa.

Blaok Face and Irish Comedian, who knows actaand specialties, for one week. Address

MED10INE CO., Box 175, New Carlisle, 0.

HICTON>8 BOOKOnly M, Better than 1,000 otber juggling books.RIOTOM don't sell anj-thing olse.

Ml CARLTON, Brooklyn, N. Y.

GUV BROTHERS' MINSTRELSWant Sweet Lyric Tenor, Knookabout Team,Musical Aot. MM LIBERTY ST., Springfield, MasB.

SCEHIC ABTI8T, TOI HETABBO,A-.l Nconic Artist, Parts und Strong Special-ty, At Liberty July 88, Address WebsterSprings, Webster Co.. W. Va.

WANTED QUICK,Repertoire comedian and Leading Man. I pay all.

P. B.—Would-be actors closed; hid enough.Money sure. OilAS. T. FALES, Carthago, N. Y.

Large Steam Merry do 'Round aud 10 Swing*. Canbe seen In operation. Addrcea H. STARRETT,

111 Clermont Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.

Al LlbiTfc 1 First CIass Amateur PlansPLAYER, doubling brass. Join on ticket only;if yon can't send don't answer.

W, 0. M1BERT, at Hamilton, Albany, N. Y.

WANTED, SINGING COMEDIAN WITH BANJO,to work on platform onBtreet, one who osn doComedy in acts. Week stands. Address DWIGHTWILCOX orW. H. UA/.LKTT, Osawatomle. Kins.

ROLLER SKATES, with large wheels front andback, with rubber tires. AddressU. STARRETT. 171 Clermont Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.

Litz'8 Performing DogsHave Rome open time. 9 Beautiful Dogs. Allworkers. Offers Invited. OEO. LITZ,

Mo poarl St.. Providence, R. I.

WANTED, Hussar Uniform, complole, forLady. Waist ill or i'>. bustiiJ, waistlength mealain,hoot slzo IX ore. Want Aluminum Chimes, a to $Oct. Ohro., Al and reasonable; with trunk pre-ferred. Describe fully. 1238 East Marlow, Indian-•polls. Ind. -• •

FOR »ALK—Parker Shooting Oallery, onehundred and twonty-flve dollars; ant claas condl.tlon; 26x41) Tc.ni, I to; Street Plino, Osaollne En-glue, at I, value. A money getter. Reason forselling, other business. C.B, Presoott, Rockland,Maine.

LADV WILL BELL some Handsome Street sodEvening Dreaaes, 16 to g'jo. 'Riding habit. Dessau,an W. lieth Street, flrst apartment Bait, N, Y.

TWO Clever Young Ladles, with sketch, wooldlike Manager with money to start them Ip Vaude-ville. P. g.,c»re of CLIPPER.

WANTED-Two or three young ladles whoslug, and can play Piano, Violin and 'cello, or Man-iioiln and otilmr, or Violin and Harp, Eight weeks'engagement elenaut Saratoga resort. Noagnuts.Csll between 6 and n r. M. 1 1? West 44th St., N. Y.

II Kill Dl v 1 no W008.-I have several gooddiving dogs (male fox terriers); price, $16 each,with new 3011. extent Ion ladder and net. HarryDickinson, 8740 Forest Park lllvd.; St . Louis, Mo.

WArlTKD QUICK, Young Mau who can Sing.do some Comedy, for Big Vaudeville Act. Call oraddress MANAOER, 4MW. Md Bt reel. City.

WASTED (tUIOK, FOR MEDICINE SHOW,Man that can fake organ and sing ballads, Otherusefnl people, write. Want people that are notafraid Of work. , Addrean OEO. ORAM,.-..-.,

,npllpPlnMlclawareCo., Ohio.

WANTKD-Partner wllh lent or side wallonlflt for Medicine Show. Already dolug liuRlnesswith ahow papers and medicine* complete, Agood Oder. Au»w»r qnlok.

MEDICINE CO., Petersburg, New York.

Repertoire People

In All Lines,

MUSICIANS FOR BAND

AND ORCHESTRA.CLEVER CHILD.

Tell all first letter. I pay &°»rd. Open July 30.

AddreM W. W. HITTXER, Ponca, Neb.

WANTED,

OPEN SUNDAY, JULY 24.Uood Bister Act and Musical Act, also Single

and Double Acts. Terms must be very low.

The greatest place to fish, boat, riding, nndHummer resort In th world. A week'spleasure to nil performer*. Address, wireor write, Good Pianist wire Immediately.MANAGER, VAUDEVILLE DEPARTMENT,

Lagoon Island, Albany, N. Y.

CAlVIv. CAI/Iy.

BBOTHERTON

S

FAMOUS WHO, WHAT, WHER

MINSTRELS.All persona holding contracts with tho above

company, will please roporl at ASHTABULA, 0.,

Alio, l, 1004, Travel in Ohio, Indians, Illinois

and Western Mates.Permanent address, ASHTABULA, <>.

0. F. n ROTH ERTon, Solo Owner,N. Ii.—clad to hear from Musicians and Minstrel

People at all times.

FOR SALE, or TO LET OIK ROYALTY

A Strong Four Act Melodrama,NEVER BERN PRODUCED. STRONG SITUA-

TIONS, THRILLING CLIMAXES. WILLBE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE.

Also Two or Three Vaudeville Sketches,TWO CHARACTERS.

Address "author," care of CLIPPER.

SLOT MACHINES.When yon are tired of paying big prices write us.ricture Machines, Beauttea, $10.60. PunohlngMachines. Slot Photiogrnphs, Fortune Tellers,Disc Talking Machines, WeiK-hlnir Scale*, Lifters,

Name Plate Machines. ROGERS MFG. CO.,No. 147 West 23d St., New York Ulty.

•NTED,TOME PEOPLE.

2tb, Topsy, Ophelia, Marks,Harris, Lagrte.

JAMES SILVER, July 22, Stone Ridge, N. Y„ July23, Napanock.N. Y.

Wanted, for the Imperial Concert Co.,

Oood vaudeville Sketch Team, doing Single andDoubles, and to work In parts and change forweek stand*. Good Rep. People and Man withManuscripts who can stage them, write. Alio, todouble second violin. State lowest In flrst letter.Must join wire. Noi a Med. Show.

F. E. LYON, Huntington, Ind., July-20-27.

Wanted, forSIPE SHOWS,Muslclam of all kinds. Alio Ground and NoveltyActs. MnstboAl. Msrllnsvlllc. Ind 111; (iosport

ft, Spencer 23, Worthlngton 2ft, BloomileldT 26,Lyons 27, Linton 28, Sullivan 2v. Wire or write.Name lowest salary. .

WANTED, FOB

RiOOOOHE C0OCI1E DANDERS, one OOOD ALL'ROUND PERFORMER. Candy Stand and GlassSUnd to let. D. H. LANO, Mgr., Pino Grove, W.Va.,Julym Charleston, 87, jjj Codar Grove, M.

STAGE CARPENTER.WANTEU-Stetdy, Reliable Carpenter, com-

potant to take charge construction for any BlockCo, Season m weeks. Address

"CARPENTER," care Of N. Y. CLIPPER.

Fir Sale—An Original aid Naval Monologue,with Propertlei, for Cent. Also a Novel Mono.low, with Plot, for Lady. AddressWM, J. M1LL8, 804 E. 14th St., New York CityWANTED,

SET OF ALUMINUM CHIMBS AND SLEIGHBELLS, good, cheap. Also other Novelty Inatru-meats, austral bros., clipper omce.

Villi Nil IfHaglolans Complete Outfit, »2();run SilliEi, spirit Cabinet Act, M6; large size

Animated Drawing Illusion, »f>. Also loo otherbagalna. Look them over. Particulars for stamp.OEO. A. RICE, 4 Underwood St., Auburn, N.Y.

At Liberty for Coming Seaaoi,At Cornet and Trombone. Joint engagement pre-ferred. Write quick to 0HA8. E. PLANK,

Hotel Tyler, Savannah, Oa.

Wanted, a Oead Sketch Team and Trenbone.Also cornet for B., who can double a part on stage.Add., amlng full particulars, lowest salary, Capt:Price's Water queen Floating Palace, P»diieah,Kv

D8ICAL ARTISTS.Co^wo^dShalf Octavo Chromatic Bteel Mlramba, Bows andMallets; Dcngon make. NEWELL and ItlBLo,

6 N. California Ave., Chicago.

FOR SALE-A MENCHEN SPOT LIGHT,Complete, nearly new; Electric; cost $117; willsell for |M. Forpartloulars, address

BOX (4, Oataklll, N. Y.

Ntvaltr Ball Ringers aid Slagers, Werk licomedy (one piece). Open for. remainder andcoming smaon AddressMISS BELL RINOKR, Hen. Del., Green Bay, Wis

At Liberty. Frank Hassall,1,'vely Biddy, other Specialties. All Sluglnir,Dancing. Talking Turns. Change often, go lii

acta. Address lien. Delivery, Philadelphia, Pa.

July 23.

WAITTED,StMTIIIMI, and STROM

Novelty Act.

I GROVE CASI

Providence, R. I.

WANTED QUICK,FOR

Angells' Comedians,

PIANO TO DOUBLE TROMBONE,

CORNET, BAND AND ORCHESTRA.Address Charles City, I a, tin 83; then Marshall, Mo.

«T. S. ANOELJL.

CHAS. K. CHAMPLINWANTSSinging and

Dancing SoubretteFor his Repertoire Co. Address

CHAS. K. CHAMPLIN, Red Bsok, N J.

REPERTOIRE PEOPLE md

MUSICIAN

For Band and Orchestra."rite Immediately lo SACGBRTIE8, N. Y.

Send photo. Oood salary and long engagementfor Summer and Winter season. . .

BOOENK BRYANT.

FOR SALE,

AUTOMATIC BANJOSFor use In N. Y. Stale, Yonkera to Buffalo. Price.)2co.oo each, Including ten rolls (fifty pieces), ofthe latest music. Address WM. TOMPKINS;General Manager, Knickerbocker Auto Machine

Co., Herkimer, N. Y.

WANTED QUICK,

ROE STOCK COMPANY,A I CHARACTER WOMAN.

Address 0. J. W. ROE, Red Hand. Now Jersey.

HARRIET KARCHER,INUBD0K8 AND SOME CHARACTERS.

Would be pIcaBCd to bear from responsible Mana-gers. Address MISS HARRIET KARCHER,

No. 2806 Ogden St., Denver, Colorado.

GOOD AGENT andTWO BILL POSTERS «ui.u.

Barfc'a Dnole Tom's Oabln Co., Huron, B. P.

CAMP WAGON FOR SALE.Sleeping accommodationa tor six. Lockers, Ice,

tool, feed boxes. Bultablo for show purpose*.SEBASTIAN WAGON CO.,224 E. 44th, New York.

BALLOONS AND CARNIVAL

-

ROODSA1A l<*i-»-.t»t a Htoolc.

OUR OAB BALLOONS tre

made of tbo best French rubber

In threo color,, red, bine and green

that Inflate fnil size, warranted 4

piece rubber.

No. Per Gross60. Asiorted colors -.13 75

1. White rattan switches . SI

00. Fancy covered whips... 1 fid

WHISTLING BALLOONS.No. Per Orosi45. Assorted color*.. ..$1 MfiS. Assorted colors.... I SO

fid. Assorted colors.... 'i DO

68. MoGlnty 1 T«

1G0, Sausage i 7S

80. Flying Serpents....' 3 »36. Dying Pig* 4 35

We also carry foil lines of

Walking Canes, CheapJewelry, Pocket Knives, Pickout Prltes, Heturii Balls, etcand inakeupselectedloUforIS, 110, $1,0 and up.

We are Headquarters for

SOUVENIR AND CAMPAIGN GOODSDaring 1004 wo till) carry a complete lino of

Fancy Sovculr Goods and Novelties for World'*Fair eiles ; also* complete line of Campaign <jood*Buttons, Badges, Novelties, cto. Don't fall to call

.

and see ua when In the city. Catalogues mailedon application.

COB, YONGE A CO.,7th nnd St. Charles St. St. Louis

3>CTD *TF HALT-TONf,fO I KA I 1. mottsscort- MBiaew auiLWKC. arw VOia.' IB«i.. aquADC men-

W^orWoiTfT^7^!niaTT7T^nTeon^sTr7*Ufa. Barry Morton, Weatern A Deveaoz, Lawrenee* Uwre n oe, StewartA Oiuen, Edwards* Ronney.ana others. Aiktbem what We do and bow torocr prices are. Drop ni a line tor clrcnlam.

BTRATB HALF-TONK PROOEBS COX,TOtPark Row Bids.. New Yofk.

IB*^LITHOGRAPH

ABOUT MALF THE PRICEMEW LITHO-TII.T PAPER

atNo Fort oATAkoaug

Morrison Show Print DitfSlt, Ml*

I

JULY 23.

KWant People in III Lines

for reaular season. Slate all Drat teller. Address1

J. a. HIASKOS, Mnnug.r,ucrossc, Wis., 1B-23; Winona, Minn., 35-30.

IM TIBVBE.9 WEEKAU6UST 29-SEPTEMSER 3.

MONTGOMERY OPERA HOUSE,Knhokn, Mo.

HIAlfAQERM, Write for other open Mine.

1VKTanted.

Clover Juvenile Han to Sing Illustrated SougB.Tell all flr»t letter. Rehearsals Aug. 1.

BOBT. BABBI8, Bloomington, Ind.

B-Flai Cornet Player,

AND OTHER KU8IUIAN8, to strengthen buna.Loir, Hiiro salary. No tickets. Join on wlro.

AL. F. WUBKLBR'S NKW MODKI, MIOW8.ROUTE—Lacona, N. Y., 31; Pulaski 22, Altnmr 23.

WANTJrSD,

Attractions for the Richmond

County Fair,FROM SEPT. t TO 8EPT. 10, 1004.

Slalo time of act and price ot name In Dratteller. Privileges to tot. Artdre's

ROBERT HKOVVK.Tort Richmond, SUten Island, N. Y.

Wanted Quick,

General BusinessManWith Good Line Specialties.

Wire lowest, iPay own.0. If. STEkIsMITH, Bethany, Mo.

WANTED QUICK,Character and Heavy Woman,

and Comedianwith SiierluitlcH, (or Bummer Park Stock.Must Join on wire.

,TOM H. WALBU, Woodstock, Onf.

FOR CHAS. K. IIARRIfl HARCOURTCOMEDY CO.,

CHARACTER ACTOR.Good height and appearance. AddressOIIAS. K. HARRIS, Windsor llotol, Ban«or, Me-

WANTED,COOD CORNETFor KltGBWOOD PARK OROHRHTRA. Halarv, JUla week. Htiasdii runs till sent. lg.

OTTO YBAOER,City hall, Shamoklii, Pft.

WANTED, GOOD HEAVY KAN(Under lift. Din.), some Juveniles; alio dood Look-ing General Aotross, capable of doing; Boubrettos.All must Sing. We pay expenses. Ifyou "drink,""kick" or use profanity, don't write. UncloseSlioto or cut and tell all first letter. Addre«nIAHAQER, EDWIN 80UTHER8 CO., Starke, Kla.At Ousranjtee or "Listing" Agent, write.

BAND LEADERWith music. Also adCornut. can place Vaude-ville Peonle doubling brass. Address EIBKN-ARTU- HENDERSON FLOATING THEATRE,

Cincinnati, Ohio.

HARVEY and GAGEWART FOR REPERTOIRE, AT 0H0E,

COMEDIAN with specially (second line of comedy),Union STACK OAlll'UNTKR.

Address f. 0. BOX 188, Lynn. Mam,

Eiler's Rip Van WinkleTwo Car Show,

WANTS MAN TO DO DERRICK,pontile in band. Address Leeds, N. Dak., 28;Jamestown to. Per., wiiittkmork, IOWA.

AT LIBERTY-AGENT.References, strictly sober. Hard worker, Routeand book. P. L. WUBBLER,

»J Ji. 16th St.. Terro Haute, Ind.

Willed, Lubln 1903 Model CineagraphwilhatcroOomb. Must be In good order. Willalso buy Film If goud. W. A BKUBAKEH,

Pare ol Fox's Ulruns, Unlontown, Pa.

BEN HORNER'S BAND.JRn Route OOLIMAR BROS^OKHWSV_At Liberty, Black Face ComBdy Sketch team,B. F. Comedy In Acts, chango for week; also Baby•t",,o

8!?.s,nt 8P ol*lllo«. Address

J UEJill KSTliFu), Z-23 BusBOll Are., 8t. LonlB, Mo.SOEIVEBT*TO ALL THEATRICAL GOODS. Soenerj paintedcne

»ffX and qnlokly. Amateurs supplied.__OgA8.B.«Itia.487W. slatSUKcw YorkOlg.

ft liberty, Experienced leclnrerAND OFFICE WORKER; Graduated M. O. WifeM PlanlHl (sight reader) Can Join on wire.

.,DR . HORATIO, Wllber. Net..

OLlUBB ItliVSTRATING TIIB GREATST. 10018 EXPOSITION.

i uWM Mt Istl I^ehire. Bend for list.

J^MAWABagQO., Tribune Bldg, Ohlcago, III.

BI.ACK PACE 'CONKIMAN-ONK WHO I'LAYrl

.OHOAN. UTI1KRH WR1TB.

I.AWIiknok ,t MACK, Mlllcrsburg, Md.

THEE 3STBA\r YORK CIJFHEIjS. 407

^ HAVE YOU AN ACT WHEREV WANT TO GET THEYOU^

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EFFECT!As In the DANCE In put rarr Poum ^Address ABENDfNER & SCHLESIN6ER, '

Chemists, 3d Ave. and 10th St., New York,

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WE ILLUSTRATERECITATIONS, POEMS, SONGS, ETC.,

WITH ORIGINAL DBAWIBS8.Also Paint Blackboards. Prices low. Send M8S.or printed copy for estimate.

HARBACH & CO., 809 Filbert, Phlli., Pa.

Chicago Theatre.ALL or ORE-HALF IRTBREST FOB SALE.f4,000 buys a one-half Interest ; moneytto tie spent

remodeling; not down town; good location;cheap rent; tnng lease; always made money.Don't answor unlc*8 vou mean business.

L. LADTTERBTEIN, 178 State St., Chicago.

WANTED QUICK,

ertoireCo.Fur the PifkR. CASINO; from hI.m o eight weeks.Must open Monday, July 26. One till! a week.Good business. Telegraph nulisk. llest percentage. A. J. STEVENS, Owomm, Mich.

WANTED.FULL COMPANY FOR

REPERTOIRE,A 6eed Agent and Property Man That Can

Act. Also Pianist.Address CHAH. It. MARVIN, Paxton, Illinois.

WANTED, A OOOOCLUB

JUGGLERTo Join aoi, Kindly staic full particulars andvery lowest BAlarv. Short tour. Address

TOMMY WALDRON,Ml South Warren St., Trenton, y, J.

WILIS YOU BR IM NEED OF

SCENERY?Get our prices. Have a few small sets at a bar-

gain, as we must have tho room. *

PITTSBURG SCENE PAINTING 8TJIDIO,6410 Penn. Ave., PlltsWirg, Pa.

Wanted, for

Stetson's Uncle Tom Co.,Man for Phlneaa and Legrpc; double In hand pre-

ferred. Also Man for Cornet, band and orches-

tra*. We pay expenses. State BHlarr. Ans. as per

route. GEO. PECK, Muoager.

WANTBIJ (HICK,

Uncle Josh Spruceby,Singing and Dancing Soubrette, Heavy and Char-

acter Men doubling brass, Band and Orchestra

Leader, Cornet, Clarionet and oilier Musicians,

Pay owu. AddressD. B. LEVIS, 1(12 Tribune llldg., Chicago.

Zelvardo,EQU1UBRISTIC GYMHAST.

July 26, Aug. L-l and 16 open. Also a good out-

side novelty. Address care N.Y. CLIPPER Olllce.

11 MEDICINE PERFORMERS;Also PIANO PLAYER aud DOCTOR that can regis-

ter In Wisconsin and Michigan. AddressSHAKBU DOCTOR, Duluth, Minn.

WANTED QUICK,

RELIABLE PEOPLE IN ALL LINES.Those with Specialties preferred. Low, sure Sum-mer salary. Company now on tour, Salaries all

nsld and money left for tickets te rcllablcx. Can use

Agent. Dank reference. KAT1IRYN BRAYHAM,Village Grocer Co., Barro, vt.

PERFORMERSWANTEDIn all lines for Med. Co. Good salary to goodneonle. Must Join at once. Wire If you «re knownto us. Address JACK HENLY,

Caro of Herman's Comedians, Ardmure, Pu.W A1VTBD,Man to Play Bass Drum that oan do one or two

turns In concert, Good Announcer, Singing

Clown, Performers doing several acts, Olmndellcr

man; Alto Plsyor, who can doublo In concert;

Good Boss Canvas Man. Boo/.ers or disorganize!-*

save stamps. Wanted, First Ol&sl Announcer.SEIBEL BROS., Watettown, Wis

CORNET FLAYERToloo.teaud 1ead

pband.

NAddress

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WANT Animal ManThat can train and lake care of DOGS.

Address MANAGED, Casino Theatre,

Washington Park. Glouoratcr Co.. N. 1.

WANTED, Piano PlayerOR PERFORMERS that doable Tuba or Slide

Trombone. Address A. HAILEY,Tent Show, Point Pleasant, OceanCo^N J.

AT LIBERTY, PIANISTFor Locale or Repertoire, can Join on wire.

II. MAYTttKK, :ii4 S.C'llntou Bt., Syracuse, >. X.

NOW for JUST A FEW SONGS, JUST A FEW who wrote

them, and JUST A FEW who are with us.

OON'T CRYM «

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KATIE OEARAbsolutely a New Style of Song, A LITTLE HUMOR and A LITTLE PATHOS.

When you hear it you will undoubtedly say it is a cross between "DOLLY

GRAY" and "STRIKE UP THE BAND HERE COMES A SAILOR." KERRY MILLS

wrote it, He wrote "MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS, LOUIS," IN THE CITY

OF SIGHS AND TEARS," and a rait of others.

RFflRRF M flilHAN Heof the Celebrated FOURULUnUL III. UUllHll, COHANS , He who wrot*"THE GOVERNOR'S SON," "RUNNING FOR OFFICE,"and the NEW BIG play. "LITTLE JOHNNY JONES," has afew songs with us.

ALWAYS LEAVE THEM LAUGHING

WHEN YOU SAY GOODBYE.And some other Crackajacks that we want you to hear.

JUST FOR the SAKE of SOCIETYA Great Ballad, a Great Set of glides and a Great Song for tho Ballad Singer.

MY SWEET LITTLE ESKIMO.Here is the Little Dandy Coon Song, aIt is by BCsflLZUFCY COO**!EMPIRE CITY QUARTETTE. HARRYTickled to Death to Sing it for You.

Again We Have to Mention the Two BoysCame TO THE FRONT so Rapidly,SIWEIER. They Have SeveralSong Line, and are Always Ready to

for You. Here Are Some of Them

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HERE'S MY FRIEND, MY PRAIRIE QUEEN,

ETERNAL LOVE, THE GORLIN MAN,and some good manuscripts which we have In preparation. We also have: anumber of PRODUCTION Songs of All Kinds, which we. think especiallygood, and if you are TOO BUSY! to come and see us, we will, be only too gladto SEND ONE OF OUR REPRESENTATIVES to see you. Now, regardingsome of the BOYS who are with us:

MAY Cll l/CD who wrote "Mississippi Mamie." MAX will be gladmMA OIL!Hli to see you.

IMIAC D WAD!! who wrote "The Band Played On" and "Strike UpUlTftOi Di IfAnil) the Band, Here Comes a Sailor," Etc. CHARLEY

will be glad to see you, too.

UVN 1 1AM DCnMnHII wh0 was witn DOCKSTADER'S Minstrels,IflLLIArn nCURBUnU. and for a long time with HOWLEY-DRES8ER& CO. Well, it's a cinch "BILL." will be glad to see you.

GEORGE WALTER BROWN.- :&2Si*,f**+&

To make a LONG 8TORY short. ALL THE BOYS will be CLAD TOSEE YOU. too. ^

Professional Copies, Orchestrations in any key, FREE. Send 'stampfor postage. *'

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.We have a lot of new ones for Band and Orchestra. Just tho thing forDUMB ACTS and the like.

Positive Success.SR. he of theIs Always In and

Thatand

Knockouts in theRun Them Over

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NOW YORK CITV. Pa-ocior'a Ttv<-M>--<lilrd Hlrteil Tiir-nlru (J. Austin, ('yiiLn. general maiuiger).

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RetleW »n.i comment. — The warm "for Llittte/1

one »ct pluy, by »iirk.Uw)ii_..«... <i . , j,,i ... De Courcy, wan predated as the programmeweather of lost week seiit thousands of people tifldlluer ,on July 18, ami made a pleasingaway to the country, i\m] the stay at homes Impression. It Is a story of a flash of lift

contented themselves Withneighboring seaside resor

with Its numerous attractions, wan the mag'net for the majority of the crowds, andDreamland, I.una I'ark, Tllyou's- Bteeple-

cbaae and the less Important resorts bene-

fitted accordingly. Itockaway Beach wai notforgotten, while Glen Island, North Beach,Bath Beach, and other reaorlH on or near thewater, drew n good sharp of the patronage.

„_ i , . , j. .4. Z m ~T V* courcy, was presented as tber of last week seitt thousands of people headlluer ,on July 18, and matto the country, ana the stav at homes Impression. It Is a story of a

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'i short ti'ihn to the heblnd the scenes, Llxeite being a littlei.snort trips M tne JJSgfjJ „ SMWlle thenrre; wlio Is lovedis. t oney island, i,y two men, one a ballad singer, who has

lieen ber guardian, and the other a brawnygymnast. The latter appears to have wonMzette'H love, for she thinks that she reallycares for the rough, brutal acrobat more thanshe does for the tender hearted, loving elop-er. But one night the gymnast, being with-out a partner In his act, accents the volun-teered service! of the ballad singer, whohits also 'been trained In gymnastics, "for Ll-zette's sake," because of her admiration of

The houses In the r.lv giving Indoor perform- WSSL^wilU gr^BaftS?

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antes were fairly well attended, nnd the roof nast has deliberately failed to> catch his. vol

gardens, had their capacity taxed Thecontinued attractions for (be week endingJiily 10 Were: "MIT I Pari I PoriflU" at theCasino, "Pari* by Night" at the MadisonH<ft'Ai.R Roof> Oaiidk.v. "A Little Of Every-

unteer partner, who falls ond Is severely hurt.This awakens, In Llxette her sleeping love forthe singer, and she dismisses the heartlessgymnast forever. This little Incident In dress-

heIsfsetory manner, the woman. , wbo

Instrumental soloists, of Grace Church

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Klgimr I''. Cbliiafl'Hri'lll. cornel ;Maude Rey-

nolds, contralto, and V lucent C. lluvuo, bari-

tone.l'AIN'8 AMPHITHEATRE has Its popular

fentnres each nlgbt In addition to the spec-

tacle of Decatur anil the blowing up of theI'hlladelprnumber othe spectacle.tltlons from

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HiumiTov _

(William T. Qrover, manager) capacityhouses have ruled since the opening of theseason. Beginning Monday, 18, GeorgeI'rlmrose, the famous minstrel star, as-sisted by the Foley Boys, w"l be seen herefor a week. Others are: Leonard OroverJr..in a new sketch, "Too Mao? Husbands:"the Quaker City Quartet, Tony Wilson andHelolse, Lawrence Crane, Mile. Amoros, Hoeyand I.ee, and the vltagraph.

Drramlani,—With one exception, thevaudeville bill Is new for the current week.The Colden Cute quintette, colored sinners.are In their fourth week, and have made adecided success. The new turns Include

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manager .—Garrnniorto s Band *" »' W.™ '

week. The Furious Illcketts nre dally tlirll-

llug crowds at this popular MM ,Business

Is excellent. On afternoon of .18 u scrititjof

recitals, by Hans Lorehx, a Gernlaisongcourtof the Hotel Ontariocourt singer, will he given In the .parlors

A nnmlier of these re-

««r).~Alwaysrgood patronage for Mnmiiv iGibson's Mlnalrols.

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Note.—As a part of. the cutertaluiuciii Mthe members of the order of the MjstvShrine, which, held Its annual conveatilnIrt Atlantic City 12, 13. 14, 15, the |2S

the auspices of the local Patrol, DamascusTemple. Altogether a mile an a half

spore bos been, secured. Numerous showsand freaks have been snguged, numbering

tended the performance 15. In a body ascompliment to Proprietor Henry, wbo is \• .WLK.I.An ..t tll.l HI Joe ITIrrli ,| n p> . . I .. .. I _. _ I

dotal

member. of the order. High carnival rehrnMand a good time wag tn order. During the

slxtv-ttuee In all. As the affair is belug evening the lodge presented Mr. Henry, m,,,

held for a worthy cause (securing funds .ager Goldle and the performers with don

toward building convention hall) big at-

tendance Is anticipated. Preparations Havebeen going on for weeks past, and local

ShrtneM, with Geo. F. Loder at their head,

have been working hard for Its success.

playedthing' ,dt the AKliMt. Gardens, and. the J. 8. tH Irish comedy role being especially deserv-Dnss Orchestra at the Mahihon Square Oaii- '"* " f praise. Wallace Wfddecombe nnd

company found recognition awaltlag them

fug room existence Is quite cleverly told, and' 'hi the Interest well. It was acted In a sat- Aleinndcr and Hoffirnn, singers and dancers

tntw ria n •*... AI.A m.a_ijk« •..>«. _»*. __.) 1 lii> li\'Qi,.H 'V^ii. IM it nnlioltit (iiirirlllur II ft

SquareHEN, At I'uik'Tiui'h FlWH Avenue and ONEliiiMiini) AKi> TirmrfT-rrmi street the-atri;h stock productions, with vaudeville be-

tween1

'the n els, continued... ... ..Variety on-

terlnlnmcnl was fiirulsiied at Keith's Union1

HgllAIIK. PlIOCTOIl'H TWENTY-THIRD BtIIKKT,

for the acting nnd Intrinsic merits of "ABreezy Morning," which proved well worthntlenllon. J. Warren Keaur pleased greatly,as he always succeeds In doing, with hisup-to-date, manipulations of cards and bil-liard bulls, and Harry It. Lester's brighttalk and brighter imitations brought him

Tuxv l'Asnm'H, Paiiadihk Ubov QABDKNS, ond pronoimced success. His cone

Hu v«» v,..,„ i>...... f*»J2£ tne (ieo- M. Cohan I in I nllon.the KRW >oiik IIoiik OMMH, a number of encores for h

the Kvetett Trio, In a novelty Juggling act:Smart and Wlllnrna, Brothers ltossl, comedyacrabuts : (icrtrude Morton, vocalist, aiulthe Ford Sisters. The great Baltimore, fire,

which laid waste acres of city' blocks, de-stroying millions of dollars of valuable prop-erty, and tbrowlntr out of work thousandsof people, has been made the subject of atheatrical production, and Is now a newfeature of entertainment at Dreamland Tl(ehistory of the lire In told most graphically.

Albany At Hurmanns Illeecker Hall

(Hf B. Jacobs, manager) the Klngdon-Court-cnay Stock Co. gave for Its final week twovery entertaining plays, presenting on July11-13, "Liberty Hall," and 14-10, "The

They filled the theatre

< Prnotor'H Fifth Avenue Tlu-ntrr (JAustlu l''yiieM, general manager).—HubertT. ' llnliies nnd Laura Hope t'rews, whowere successful last week at Proclor's'I'wenty-ihlrd Street Tlientre, are speciallyfeatured ni Mils house for the current week,la .(lenevlcve llalnest sketch. "Their Honey-moon," wlllch they played to many expres-sions of approval on July 1H. "Who IsBrown ':" which the stock

resultedhim. Katha-

rine Boss and Kllnore Hatch. In theirhigh class singing, were very well re-ceived, and Swift: and Ilarten, lu their clevermusical act, made a happy Impression.others on the hill were: Kelly and Adams,with their entertaining comedy sketch : Fnr-ler, Cole nnd ,Co., Cluis. It. Hargreaves,tenor: Morris and Daly, comedy sketch per-formers: Lillian Bender, violinist: Kd.Kstus, eipilllhrlst. The kola technoscope nnd

His concluding long, old nil points of Interest ore pointed out at"

fij every stage of the , lire The submarinemoklug many

lellgbt of

cmipniiy has pastels of travel nre retainedployed several times In i'ho past, is the pre- Keltli'n 'I'beatsent week's revival, and on the, opening dnyits funny cnrupllcotloiis and spirited Inter-pretation snrmeil to get more laughs than onIts former presentations. All the players con-cerned dl<I praiseworthy work. The cast

:

Frank Fuller. Malcolm Williams: Jack Tem-pest, Al. Phillips; Brown, Albert Itoberts;Wlgwin. W. J. Butler: Mrs. Tempest, LathiLliitlilciini : Mrs. Fuller, Marlon Berg; Mrs.llrnwn i.Miii-ihnl. Mrs. Mulhlldn Dcshon |

Mnr.v. Margaret Writer, in addition to theIliilnes-Ci'cws' sketch, the vuudevllle In-cludes Knllierlne Hose anil F.llnore Hatch,npenillc dueltlsis: J. Warren Kcoue, with biscntillal innnlpiilatlnn of cnnls and hllllorilballs: I limy It. Lester, In snogs, storiesnnd Imitations

; Bucket I and llnzurd. preseating their most agreeable act, "MusicalTrip Around the World:" Malcolm Bharklc-furu. In singing mil talking, and Perry andKnmlull, singing nnd dancing specialty. Theknlaleehnoscopc carnitines.

,tvevi York Theatre Hoof Qarden

(Klaw ft Mrlnnger, mnnngera).—The sixthweek of the Hummer season at this resort be-gan Monday nluht, July 18, with an excellentniieiiiiniice. The weather woh conceded tobe Hie innul oppressive of liny evening tills

Summer, tluerrero, as Carmen, and IMiias,be of the remarkable memory, continue astop liners. Others who hold over for thisweek are: Louis Oraiutt, the MacBnns, andiH'Imoie, uiul I.ee. Ncwcomei'K tills week are

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Ilelene Qorurd, the equestileiine | Smith nndCook, Stetn-Eretto Fuinlly, the Piuitxer Trio,nnd Ned. Wayhurii's Olrls.

I'nrnillst. Hoof tlarilriu (Oscar [linnnieistelu, manager),— The programme thisweek- names l-:. Merlan's trained dug actors,l'ewlt. Hill and Sylvuiil, Paul Spndonl, I'hns.T. .Aldrlch, Willy Zimmerman, HI stern Oaseh,IIKf and l'revost. Collins mid Hart. Al. Wnlz,uiffi "Pnrslfalln." with Kleonor Folk.Aerial Uavden (Klaw & Frl auger, iniui-

l»r«),~'>\ Llttlo of Kvcrythlng" Is now Inlis seventh week.Caslnu ( Hum S. & Leo Bbubert, mans-

gerk).—"Plff ! Pair 1 1 Pmiflll" opened Itssixteenth week July 18. i \

Wpdisoii Myiiare Hoof flnrden (Welier& Rush, irinhiigers),—'Tarts by Night" IsignuIts tlilrd week July IS..Atlantic (larded (W. Kramer's Sons,

mnnngers).—The Three- Herbert Brothers,nvrohatf. ; IjoiiIp Dacre, vocal comedienne

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Barrett and Belle, comedy duo: Klllott andNefT. Ih n clmrairler sketch, and Higglns andliergiiiaii, comcdlnus and dancers, are thentlrnctluim for this week.

7;'i*)IR OI'SNINI] UK TIIH FODIlTKBNTrt Sl'RKKV

Pjieatub Ib sat far Aug. 20, with Al. Luech,n Joseph Hurt and Melville W. Baker'sinimical comedy, "Olrls Will Bo Girls."Tub I'kiii-i.i/h Tuf.atiib will reopen under

Hie management of Hulllvan, Man's &Woods, on Hniiirilnv. July 80, Tho openingiiticiiciiini will be "Tie- Itoad to Ituln.

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- llgiNiiiCii t.'o.MiiKii, who Is at present InBerlin, has signed o contract with ItudolfChristians for forty appearances next sea-son nt tho Irving Placo Tlientre. HerrChristiana, who Is the, loading romantic

boat "Moccasin," has lieenvoyages with patsengern, to the delthose fond of venturing into unexploredplaces.

Luna-. Park (Thompson & Dundy,, own-ers).—The mill air circus, which Is held lpthe three rings over the lagoons, Is one ofthe main attractions In the enclosure. Newacts are added each week. This week's bill

Includes : La Uette, aerial gymnast ; Littleflatcootn, expert Japanese bund balancer;Malnoota, foot Juggler ; Louise De Mottand her cake walking horses; Mile. Ar-mour, on the flying rings ; Mile. Adele, thefamous Sluiws. In trapeze feats; Will Hill,high wire walker; Josle Ashton, barebackequestrienne; Mons. Vlnello and his boxinghorses, Naziulo. the human monkey: Camlllo

Wrong Mr. Wright."nightly. This lias been a most successfulSummer season. The theatre will reianlnclosed until August. -j ... . •-,

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Pboctob'h Thkatrb (Howard Graham.manager).—The stock company gave "Nell(Jwynn" 11-KI, and cnpaclly nouses ruled.

The theatre will close for a few weeks, toreopen Aug 1., with the stock company, > In"A Bachelor's Honeymoon."

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Trent ii fi.—At the Mercer County picasuro Park (John L, O'Brien, manager), jnit

18 uh'd week: Dnzeau Sisters, Mr. ami MrsSnz'arln*, the Loyds, arid Qertrnd: Morton'

Paiik TttKATiiK ( Harris. & Hetzel, uWl3gera).—Bill IS and week: Goldsmith andHoppe, Gilbert Saroney, Monroe and Patethe Spragilellov, and the klnctograph.

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Sfiiino Laki Park (Management Tren onStreet Kallway)^-Blll 18 and week: Jennnd seveen Henley, Will Davis Hall, rwroy and Muck, Collins and Collins, and Mouhattan' Ponr.

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Camden,—At Woodlynne Park (J. mWiener, manager) business Is reported as ex-

cellent. This resort opened May :;n tocrowds of enormous size, and the Fourth

playhouse.,lit.KC

While dark, 1m- of July attendance was also extremely largeto this popular Week of July 4 Steerat and Lavardo did soriip

tcriiic Park had at the rustic theatreduring, the week the Sully Family, MajesticMusical Four, Brothers Martine, HarryBrown, and Wood and Berry.Laooon Island Is having a good season.

Band concerts dally are the feature. Vs

lltlca.—At the Majestic Theatre (DavidF.ldred, manager) last week's plays, by the Boy," which closes the show to hearty an-

Majestic Stock Co., packed the bouse at every ulause,

of the most daring feats on the high winever witnessed In this vicinity.. Mr. Mitchellthe stage manager, also has an excelleat bill

of variety. The programme consists of suckexcelleat performers as Belly and Morgansong Illustrators; Bice and Klngsly, tieruuocomedians; Gordon Bros., Juvenile singers'Florence May, singing soubrette, and Mit-chell, Helns and Collin, in "The Minstrel

performance. This" week the stock presents"My Friend. from India" 18-20. "The Plant-er's Wife" 21-211. Guy Durell Joins the com-pany tlds week.

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re (K. F, A I bee, generalmanager).—An evident carefulness In pre-paring n list of diversified specialties Is tnha noted hi the hill at Keith's this week.There were few vacant seals on Monday,July 18, when the new bill was presented,nnd although the day was n "scorcher," the <and Fonda, Alllnne Antonla, Dnrnllnh, Carlo'spnlrons realized that the.v were enjoying a dogs, 'cycling globes. Cherry, and Bates, Kltrt-tenipernturp many degrees lower lliaii Hint murn's Japanese troupe, Robert Stlrkney Jr,.

of t he streets. Heading the bill Is the first who does a very clever act with his Shetlandpresentation here of Grant Stewart's llttlo pony: Mile. Alexandrine, Kennebee, Ducrow McSwIgan, manager) on Interesting enter-playlet, entitled "The Girl fruin Kansas." and Lorenz. who make plenty of fun, and talnment was offered Sunday, July 17, byWhile there Is nothing In the theme or action the Five Flying Herberts. Masoota and Tan- the Great Hasklil Indian Band. The mem-

ko, Frank Merrltt. and Big. Spessardy. . ,bern of this musical organization, who arc

Hrnokrson'h Miihic 1

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aii. fF. B. Header- representatives of several Indian tribes, rea-son,- manager).—This week's bill offers many der in .a .very expert manner the most dlffl-favorites, such us Messenger Boys Trio, Lydla cult compositions. The Crimmlns & (loreHull, Wells and Arthur, Bessie Louise Penn, Comedy Co, also appeared and the membersSmith and Bowman, (Jaston and Stoae, Harry were liberally applauled tor their clevernicer, Lutz Brothers, Bison Cltv Quartet, work

»W4 —WASHINGTON,

Tin I'auk opened the past week withraces, to good attendance every day.«»

PENNSYLVANIA.

l'lttslinrjr.—At Calhoun Park (A. S.

of the playlet which calls for comment, theexcellent abilities of Olive May and John W.Albnugh Jr. can soil Its elevation shoveHie ordinary ho called vaudeville sketch.Thndileus Shine did the little he wanculled upon to do well. The bill also listsfor this week : Alburtus, Hartrnm add thoSandwich Man, In their club and ball |ug-ellng ; George Thatcher, the veteran mnha-Ingl.Ht ; Hlnes and Remington, In a comedvskit. In which the excellent character workof Miss Remington was, as usual, the feat-ure ; Mcl'hee and Hill, whose horizontal bsrwork ranks with the best: Hie' Yankee Com-edy Four, singers and comedians; Jordanand Harvey, Hebrew parodists: Iledrlx andI'rescoti. retlned singers ami dancers

: nor-ma n and West, wbo wore pleasant ly agree-able In "A Special Meeting;" Claudius nndCoi-hiu, expert banjolsts; Johnson nnd Wells,genuine colored comedlnns': Bruce arid lialg-iiciin. In a' singing and dancing specialty ;

Smith nnd Gorman, in songs nad cross lirelull,, nnd the American hlograph. . ..

Pastor's Theatre (Tony Pastor, mana-ger).—One of the best bills of the season waspresented on Monday, July 18, headed byWntHon, Hiitchiiigs and Fdwnrds, In the roar-ing farce, "The vaiiilcvlllelOxchange," and thetrio met with their usual big success. HarryWutfion Is one of our oldest delineators ofGerman characters, nnd it Is a question If

there la tin m tor today who can extract morefieiiulue i.iiniedy from this class of roles, andn his present nketrh he has ample oppor-tunity for the display of his talents.. Goingou down the hill for t)|ls week we Drill suchexcellent acts ns Hathaway and Walton, re-fined dancing duo: Sullivan nnd Pasmielenn,In a diameter ami singing bit, ."A Newsboy'sAppeal ;" tile Three Madcaps, a trio of aero-lank dunclng girls, with nimble feet midsupple bodies; May Leon and her well trainedpets: the Harden Trio, who created muchfun In "Who's Your Teacher*" Arlington andDeliunre, In a comedy sketch, "My Husband ;"

coulter and Starr, black face comedians;Billy nnd Aggie Norrls, la a bright sketch

;

Hoyt and Waller, sketch duo : the,Revere Sis-ters, In a sister act, and WAIdo, In a comedyJuggling act. The vltagraph displayed newpictures, which wero Intereating.Madison Square Garden.—,T. H. Duss

and Ills Metropolitan Orchestra, In "Venice,"are now In their eighth week arid last fort-night, it Is announced Hint July 81 will bethe closing dnte.

IIkmhib Clayton has signed a contract asa member of the stock company nt LewFields' Theatre. She will play one of the

Gregory and Llnd, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan Hlatt.Potter and Hartwell, Drawee, Hawthorne andBurt, New York Comedy Four, and MllunlTrio.

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Oakwood Park (A. S. McSwigan, man-ager).—The bill for Sunday, 17. included:The Cltv Band, of Hamilton, Pa.; HenryIf ii tin. baritone soloist, and the II. J. Lind-say Colored, Quartet.

Spokane.—At tile Spokane Theatre (DinL. Weaver, manager) E. II, Sothcrn, In 'TteProud Prince," attracted n big house Jul;11. The house will be closed for six weeks.

Aviii'ronitiM (Harry C. Hayward, anum-?er).—"A Game) of Destiny" Is the hill of

he Jessie Shirley Co. for week of 11.Ci'iHoN (Francis Nelsonla, manager).—

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carter and W. P. Crti-well were the openings 11.Cohur d'Alknb (Jacob GoeU, manager).—Bill 11 and week : Beverly and Beverly,

Mr. and Mrs. Belford, Verne and O'Brien, aidJessie Vernon opened 11. ,

Couiqub (I- D. Holland, manager).—Hill

11 and week: Lulu Parker, Kddle Dolan,Prior and Norrls, Brown and Diamond are

the Dew faces.

Buffalo.—At the Star Theatre the Bald-win-Melville Stuck Co. Is this week present- „J?,

N"B1. Ji, ftJE SfflSSKi lHSlag "Janice Meredith." .William Fnrnum, JHB JWSg1

.W0B E"J •Jtlsfactorv last

having ^covered from his recent Injuries, B»W£ftn **gSfJSBEH*appeared lu the cast again. Local soldiers E23L£'*ir*.

c^ow1

d,,,A »P«clfl feature for

will usslst. "The Lady of Lyons" will be a ?""*l&„A7 '-nwa

j?the

-l*m9™ Homestead Ll-

welcome offering for week of July 28. "Fabio ggg °°'°. *and.ltoiimni" was well Interpreted, and provedquite magnetic,

Siika'm c.wtiiHN tiikatiib,—^The followingis the roster for,week of 18 : Josephine Kirk-wood's lTiiiniuuis, Including eight femaledancers; Horry Larose and company, In "TheSailor and the Home ;" Mosler's bull terriers, *Karl Lindsay, Matthews and Ashley, AtliosFamily, Wclch-Montrose Trio, Laura Corn-stock, and the usual klnetograpb.

Lacavkt it: Tiikatiih (Chas. M. ltagg, moo-nger).—The Pansy Blossoms Burlesque t'p.

this week, lnclnillng llnrry Montague andthe Summer stock. The llrst part Is en-titled "An Ocean Voyage," with "Miss Clo-ver" as the burlesque.

Atiimstic I'auk (Robert F. Walter, monogerSuiamBerrykeys, Cavanu, Two Hewitts, Mile. Fill, Dar-lings' dogs nnd ponies, Shlek 1 1 mill Tiihar'sArabs, Drako's sheep and dogs, all formingthe society circus outside, while in the the-atre appear: The Twin Nlces, Armstrong,Kamsey Sisters, Clins. McAvoy, and others-Business was all thut could be desired lastweek, .

liii-twii.il Park (B. M. Garfield, mana-ger) litis taken hold with a vim, and thesteamer Vldlewlld" Is se«u crowded eachtflp. Landing Is mnde at Niagara J 'alls.

Just above the rnplds, at the lower terminus.The grove and cozy theatre aro the picBlear*? meccn.

C'ONVKNTION IIai.i,.—Louis W. (Jay's vent-ure In bringing "he popular Creature herofor a, fortnight has proved most successful

The other regular attrac-

Tueonia.—Tho Tacoma Theatre (CslvluHelUg, manager) will be dark until Sept. ID.

Kyrie Bellew, in "Raffles." opens the nextFriendship I'ark.—The Gentry Brothers* season. -

United Animal Shows pitched their tenta Lvckdm , Thbatub (Dean Worley, niana-Momlay, 18, for a week's slay. ger).—"Uncle Tom's Cnbln" did well weekKknnxwood Park (F. T. Moorehead, man- of 4. , Week of 11, "The Diamond King."

Crystal Theatric.—Week of 11: Doiison,

the divine; the Three Wells, Ward sudWard, Nolo, Leu Spencer. Big nlleuilauce.

Obphduu Tiibatiik.—Week of 11 : Del

Adejphla, the Dextrloua Duo, John and Lulu

Thome, Dan Hart, Harry De Liu. Ilunlnmsis jfooa.Empire Theatre.—Week of 11: Master

Raymond, Bumncrs and Winters, FreldlanOrrBrothers, Jennings, O'Brien, Fred Tiace;,Business Is big.The Edison is doing a good business.Tub Phoenix has fair attendance,

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Seattle.—At the Alcaxdr Theatre weekOf July 10, Wiedemann's Big Co., In "At the

Old Lime Klin" and "The Village Belle."

Eiubon Tjieatiib.—New: Wilder anil

Wilder, F.dlsuu Male Quartette, Gene Klu«,

tlons continue, and In addition thereto, forthe current week, will be seen tbe daring ac-robats, the Flying Dunbars.Southern Park (A, B. McSwigan, mana-

ger).—The pleasing bill offered last weekwas well received by good slued audiences.The current week's attractions nre: Con-nor's Dog Circus, the Fennells, Hastings nndSheldon, Tommy Hayes, St. Clair and Cor-llsle. A good attendance wob noted Sunday,17, the special features offered being tboThird Regiment N. G. P. Baud, and WalterWallace Edwards, a colored lad of ten yenrH,who has gained renown as an exhorter.

K|ft.00 " Warn—*-"— '

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-—-*? ~VV _,- iriiuer, caiimni mule vuiuicii'-. view

ii.» i «T^ m.Jm« .»„i ^m.^ c'S« .

M,

ori<,a?' George Morrell, klDetoicope pictures,l "?- 1. the magalflcent pyrotevhn leal spec- tESsaa THKATsr New • Merz i

nele. "Tin nienn ,.e ».m>« ...in i» SZ iniriiia ambatiik.—now .mera i

on a grand Bcale, as the arrangements aroJVn(,

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er.tne personal direction of TJiomas F.Mrk Jr., the popular manager of the Nixon

Theatre.*«»

New jersey.

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ntA? ctt7—At the Ocean Pier Mri-sic Hall (Hary D'Hsta, representative) goodbusiness came tho way of , the Bostonlans, lu"Ihe Serenade,", week of July 1,1. This com-pany presents "The Queen of Lauthter"week o/18. Lew Doekstador's Minstrelsweek of 25. The vaudeville portion of tlK-

Oiii'heum Theatre.—New: Tbn Laurelle*,

the Auers. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hortos, Jen-

nie Dently, Mills Jean St. Remy, ArthurSearles, moving pictures.COMIQUR TlIKATRK.—New t The Pf»CU-

dors. La Tour Sisters, Brander and Umm.the VnughuiiH, O'Dell and Hart, Mike Uooley.

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MINNESOTA.

Dnlalh,—At the Lyceum (C. A. Marshall,

uiuiiagcr) the Elliot Coiirtendy Stock Is dolug

fairly well, considering the warm weather.

"Jim, the Penman," was the hill for week o;- cast

nclor of the Royal Tlientre, In Berlin, played Important parts In the new musical play by flmi tn)M ,„* j-fl Wwk should sec the lihro brief engugemont here last season. Next pien McDonougb nnd Victor Herbert, and will ha„ Vrowde'l. The singing* otMme iiarlliseasim he is to dovoto his entire leave of ab- »n\a several songs. ls a no t(i„t attraction. Au earnest demand

tltLSLIf*wm U,.w

"t'be

f.urn

l"jT.ed ty *«« J"'y "• The play was well staged, the cast

following: Wlllard's Juvonllo Mikado Co., a strong one. The stage was under tho dlrcc

sence to his Now York appearances.The old ni'il.niNd op the First Church

ok Ciiiiiht. . Scientist, Rt 149 West Forty-elghlh Street. Is to lie converted Into a musichall within the next few mouths by Its pres-ent owner, Maurice Runkel. The alterationswill cost •(10,(10(1. Tho plans for the new housohave already been tiled with, the building de-partment. The outside walls are about all thatwill remain of the o'd structure. The fronton Forty-eighth Street will he changed, andthere will be an orchestra, n mcxzaiilno andn balcony Hour. Tim house will hold nearlytwo thousand.

for an encore to this singer's rendlt'on of"The Mocklua Bird," nlghf of 15. met witha refusal, and n speech. In his native tongue

AMONII THE NEW THEATRES WHICH Will,oven next season are-: Hammersteln'sDairy Lane Theatre, at Thirty-fourth Streetand' Eighth Aveuiie; the Liberty, Owned byKlaw Ik Erlanger, situated ou the South sideof West Forty-second Street, a few doorsWest- of the New Amsterdam ; the Colonial,nt Sixty-sixth Street and Broadway, ownedby Meyer R. Blmberg; tbe Lew M. FieldsTlientre, owned by Oscar lliimuiersteln, andleased to Hamlin, Mitchell It Fields, situated

, DDenred the Bcrnhardts HsrrV RoviT i'hflon the South side of West Forty-second pff^gTtffiRSgffi5£%mTHli-Ant iimi, 1,'lnl.il, luamiA .....l Ih. Vn.l. * .. .,,

-»wM».w whu . ,,..-...

Notes.—Tom Duncan, - one. of tbe oldest

lug spell and his removal to the hotel,Bristol Park.—This Is a new trolley re-

sort recently opened, the present week'svaudeville offerings being : Christy and Wil-lis, Stewart nod Raymond, Charles Dicker-son nnd Minnie Grenvllle. Last week there

lob and. Co., Three Afm8trongs,"'"Ada"Jones.A I. Rayno's dogs.Ocean Pier Theatre.—Last week ;'The

Wrong Mr. Wright" was the attraction, withGeo. Ober In the leading role of SeymourSites, In which he gave an excellent Imper-sonation of that bumorouB character. Fred-erick L. Power was very clever as LordBrazenface; Maud Brandon, as Henrietta

Street, near Eighth Avenue, nnd tlje Yorkvilli", nt Klghty-slxth Street nnd Lexington

1'I.ANH iiavii iieen Kti.Eli for the iii:iM)ix<i Ay«»"e'owned by Meyer R, Blmberg

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"Mil ITiiliV X(ln" n nam tlirnn nn*TO RE EMBCTEU AN A PERMANENT CIHCIIS.fOr theNew \ oik Hippodrome Co., of wlileli W. P. Ilnil-ley Is president, on the site of the old SixthAvenue car stables nt Forly-thlrd and Forty-fourth Streets, on Hie eusi side of Sixth Ave-nue. The building will somewhat resemliloMadison Ripinra Garden In deslgu, ami willhave a frontage of 'J(M) feet una a deplh ofSJtQ.10 feet. It will he throe Rtorles lu height,Willi I wo colonnade towers, with ornamentaldomes nnd a cornice decorated with orna-mental slaves In rows. There will be a spa-cious entrance on tho avenue front, flankedWith Corinthian columns. The auditoriumwill contain n hulconv, u meaxniilne tier nnda gallery, und wdll be arranged In n formnearly oval, with a two ringed arena In frontof the tier* of seats and a Inrve stage backof the arena. The basement will be fitted as(iimrlei-H for Hie circus niilmnls. and will con-tain n lingo tu'k. The cost is estimated ot$4O0,UO0.,

. Ha»imn, JliTniEt, le Fiei.um announcedlast week that Victor Herbert had Iweu en-gue-ed tn wrlle all the music fur the produc-tions at the Lew M. Fields. Theatre, which Isto. open lu West Forty-second Hlreet In No-vetuls'r. It also wits announced that MarieCahUI had nlgued us a iiieinlH'r of the Lew1'ields Tlientre Co.

.Plane have ueen prawn for extensive nl-

teratluiHO to the Mndlsnn Rqmn TheatreInvolving au outlay ot between fUO.otio andf.'ri.iioii.

Bmii.v Stevens will lie a member of thepsrmanent company to appear with Mrs.Flske nt the Manhattan Theatre next season.:,. THE Unm:as BliOTHRDs will open their sea-son at the New Amsterdam Theatre Sept. B,in Hie "Rogers Brothers In Paris,:' Thiswill slay there live weeks, after which thev

Military Mad," a new three act comedy,adapted from th* German by 1^0 Dltrtch-stela, will he produced at the Garrlck Tlie-ntre, Monday, Aug.' U'J. It will be presentedby Rich & Harris' Comedians, under tho ill-

lection of the author.Bonnie Maqixn will tie a member ot the

Welier le Zlegfeld Stock Co., at Weber's MusicHall, next season.

HEiNitirii Con niiui has been mnde n Cava-lier delln Corona d'llalla. Pasqualo .1. Slmo-in-Ill notified him from Berlin that the kinglind conferred on him tho knighthood of thecrown for bis successful efforts to promotethe revival of Italian opera In New Vork.

Harlem.—At Proctor's One Hundred andTwentyllfth Street Theatre (J, AustinPyne*, general malinger) the drainntlc offer-ing for this week ls "Myles Aroon," the playthat Hie late W, J. Seahlan made famous.Donald llrlon was specially engaged for theleading role, and he . proved a clever In-terpreter of It. He was well received, andthe capable company gave him excellent sup-port. The offer Irk proved lp every respect asuccessful, one. Robert Haines and LauraHo|M> Crews presented the nketrh. "TheirHoneymoon," Willi new and elaborate stagesettings. Others who contributed to thevaudeville entertainment were: Dorsch andRussell. Van Kossen and McCouley, and theknlalectiiioscope.

for the current week. "Why Smith LeftHome" Ib billed for 23 and week.Savoi Theatre (Huntly & Moore, mana-

gers).—The same good business continueswith the Huntley-Moore Stock Co.Garrick Theatre (A. T. Nichols, mana-

ger),—The business has beeu good with Rich-

ageriiiuinced for week of 18:- MITdred Flora.

nil Main Street. .....A. flour- Charley Howard, Three Ntidos, Connelly ands reported at Olcott Rowe, Sharpless Musical Duo andyilnby

tl was elected president of Tweed, Llxzlo Snyder, vltagraph.

r, „, i°'v„?' JftL£ ^,»lul" c J^& Sffifi. (Frank

PGoldle,..mana-

nrooklyn.—At the Mnnbattnn BeachTheatre Jerfersoh De Angeles made his ap-pearance July 18, In. "The Toreador." Theoriginal production will be used throughoutthe current week. Prominent In the costare : William Hlaisdeii. Nest *WS*. Norma

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-*"-"l. "'" »•"• mr. Hell,- l.llllatr Rngilsli.Pletclin-Mnrtoii. andwill dedicnte the new Liberty Theatre, In Albert Froom. Shannon's Hand gives twoJ'orty-second Street concerts, assisted by the following vocal and

nnd bent known stage carpenters In the US„ died here recently Comic opera Isan innovation at Chautiiuqua A loopthe loop accident at Celeron last week re-sulted In two fatalities, aad tin Investigationby the district attorney H. F. Keithand K. F. Albee, with architect Albert E.Westover, were lu town Inst week, prepara-tory to starting cups! ruction of the newKeith Theatre on Main Street. ... ..A flour-ishing season Is

M. De Klellnsklthe recent rpnventloiTeachers' Association at Niagara Falls.

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itoniiesirr—At the National Theatre(Max Hurtlg, maaager) "Woman AgainstWoman" was well done >bv tbo stock weekof July 11. Jessie Bonstefle, In the leadingrole, scored her usual success. Paul McAl-lister, Hardee Ktrkland. and Edna ArcherCrawford were excellently cast and material-ly aided In giving: a most satisfactory per-formance. BiiHliies.) was good. For weekof 18, "Prince Karl" Is announced.

Coiik Oveiia House (J. II. Moore, man-ager).—"Blue Grass," as put on by thestock, week of 11, turne : people away. Itscored one of the most pronounced successesso, far this season. Adora Andrews, Bert Guvernator's Theatre (Bid. Fern, mann-Lytell. Duvld Hartford, ^Adeilna Raffertte, ger).—The same big business continues l'eo-and Tommy Shearer's efforts were all ap- pic for week of 18 : Comfort, Mack and Corn-predated Mnrlbel Seymour deserves a fort, Meyers and Rosa, Earnest Nltxsrrasspecial word of praise for an excellent per-formance. For week of 18, n novelty Isannounced. "Out Thar," a new play, bvNnln Gmte sud Wade Motmtforth (two New\ork newspaper man), will he produced forthe first time on nuy singe. The companybaa been materially augmented for this pro-duction.

. One of the fentnres of this plarlp a rare, track scene. In all sixty peopleare announced to take part, making a mostpretentious udertakliig.Ontario Biacu Park (Jno. J. Collins,

Metropolitan Opera House (J. T. Con-

don, manager).—This house opened Its doors

11, for a short season with Clara Matlies ana

her stock company, the opening bill being

"Tennessee's Pardner." There was a fair

sized audience present. The play was oo

for the llrst halt of tbe week, and "A Fatal

Krror", the last half. The Three Gardaer

Children are a big card for the house, and

take well with the audience. ,Parlor Theatre (W. J. Wells, mtinnger).

Business at this bouse is fairly good. Tne

show was O. K. for week ot 11., People for

18 and week are: Fay Thompson, Harry h,

Sanford, Laura Lee, Clem Bavage, Clara

Marlon, Ed. Lowry and wife, Stanwood Bis-

ters, Lem Wilson, W. J. Wells and the stack.

The newjplay for the week Is called B"First Racket."BUM E'AMn.T Thbatrb (Joe Mnltlnnd,

gafc BnAe7T.H°-reBrilI

hfor«£ {SfSMffS«WlS

AbDiwiini Pier (Giles W. Clement, man- $££&!£? T

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tnrl

v M°l tcheil'.^•^^"""t.bUBlnes, contlnues.

,• "SS- f^SX^^^N&J^-gft

ger).—The patronage here Is big. Billed for hnrweek of 18 : Florence Brockway, In looping JSfthe loop, under the management of Tom Kck ; ?,athe Foyr Brothers Ombra, Dannv Jloun andcompany. In "Mandy llnwkluu ?' Aldo audAmour, James li. Rowe and Marguerite Fer-guson, jQtnesnnd Davis, John Delmore andEmily Darrell, Ostrado, Howe, Gano andWnlters, Btirtlnn. Blanche La Tell and Alice

£?.!'Je

.

^• If"! an«» Hyatt, Will K. Bvans and

Gladys St. John, Rogers and Fnnchette, Jas.Murray^undjVllce Allien, McDevItt and Kelly.

Arnold and

and the moving pictures. Manager Nafh ho»

a, number of feature acts booked for Augumfor this bouse. He Is away at present, set-

ting two more houses ready for his circuit,

which will number six houses all told.

Chips.—Gentry Bros.' Dog and Pony Show

is paper on the boards letting young ana

d know that they will be hero on Julyf<>

28 The city clerk has orders from tMcouncil not to grant In future any license wany circus on the Fourth of July or Decora-

tion Day.

ALABAMA.

Three Rt. Felix Rlsters. Billy

Montgomery, — Hlrscher Bros., nee*'

gers of- the Montgomery Theatre, leave BRweek for New v rk. to book wfaj*£&ITa n * *i A.i ™'"r Anioiu nun wee* im «ts um, iu uuu. i«"i» ."".,.»

Llda Gardner, the Original Mannings, Dan coming season, which will open the "'"and Ida : Burkhort and Berry, Corrlgan and Week In September. This theatre has re-

Dove, Harry Cpurtlaud. cently been . nicely repaired and furalshfu

with asbestos curtain and fire escapes. ..•••

Geo. P. McDonald, of McDonald's Wgawbo recently retired . from the tbeatnw

. world, has been a manager for forty wwjthe.Great Iiiinou. Fiiiot nnd Falls, Henry and and Is Well acquainted with the fraternity.

Francis, Bernard Sisters, Burton and Wal- During his whole career he new mis*™ters, Mcpouald and Huntington. Genie Lea- reading a copy of Trtn Clipper. "P",^.lie, Hamilton, Simon nnd Hottentott, Messen slders It the bent of them all At Ft™jtid Messen, Bentons, Prank Brown, John ett SprlngR Casino, the Heltman Stock to.

Moloney, Cunningham and Coveuey, McLala continues to hold the boards.Sisters, f.ntell Brothers. **m

STEEt, Pier (J. Rothwell, manager).—Crowds regulnrly. Vessella's Royal AlnrlneBand, And tbe I'lillharniouli- Orchestra arethe permit ncu t features.

— Anna Laughlln. of "The Wlfard «fOx" Co., was married on Tuesday, Ju 1?-,',,'

to Evan Munro, a Jeweler, of New Tork u»-The ceremony was performed In St. Slepneni

Steel Pier Casino (J. Bothwell, maim- Protestant Episcopal Church, this city,

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WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee.— Crowded houses continuet tbc Academy, wtero Edwin Tbanhauaeelit od "The Cowboy and the Lady" week of

_uly 11., Eva Taylor and Eugene Moorowere especially well Milted to the roles for-merly played by the Goodwins. Emerlacampbell> aa Midge, scored a distinct suc-cess by ber artistic work. James Kyrlo Mc-Cui-iiy gave his usual finished performanceAlbeit Brown, and Blley chamber I in fur-nlsned the comedy, and won a good shareof the honors. Grace Mae l.nmkln, KateWo'offl, Flske, George Foster Watt, ColinCampbell. Gilbert Knust and lteglnald Parryalso contributed to the success of the per-formance. "The (Say Lord Quex" week of 18.and "Fedora" week of 18,

. 1'Artnr Padk (Tbco. Tblelgeg, manager).—Success Is nssured for this popular resort.Thousands have been flocking through theKates dally. The annual Saengerfcst of theNorthwest, which will be held In Milwaukeethis gear, has arranged with the park forholding Its grand final round up here July31. To accommodate the attendance uponthis occasion a' block of ground at the rearof the park will be enclosed and made partuf.lt for this one day, when It Is expected,that sixty thousand people will pass throughthe gates.CntarAb Theatre (P. B. Winter, mana-

ger*.—Week commencing 18: The Cooleys,Frank Mardo, Doyle and Whorton, S. 1>\ Bud-nick and Helen Morse.Norm—Mace Gree.nlenf has been secured

by Edwin Tliunhoiiser for leading man at. theAcademy Eugene Moore and livn 'J'uylorwill close with the Thanliouscr Stock Co., In"Fedora," July 31.

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<«»OHIO.

#HtE iSttEW YOBK OLIPPMi. i%

minstreF.

Yotmgstovvn.— At ldora Park CasinoTheatre' ML Sidney, manager) more favor-able weather cohditlons Increased the ut-lendancc tit both bummer resorts. Week ofJuly II) lite bill Included : Coin's dog puoto-mlnic, Bessie Buub, Wayne and Idiniur. Win.Rnwc nnd Earl Lindsay. Bill week of 17:The ]« Uqi, Trl6, Al. Carlton. MariorloBarrett, Van Eotsett nod MtCauloy, aridNorton and Kus&oll. Hooked week of 'J4,

I lie Great Barlow Minstrels.Avon I'ark (Jos. W. Wess, manager).

—

Week of July 10 the bill embrnced •: Curtisanil Adams, Artbur Borane and Nevarro,Harry P. Leatcl and Babe bund. Week of17 Manager Wess provided Mr. and Mis.Allison. Nellie Seymour, Miss Norton anil1'aul Nicholson, and Mr. and Mrs. Kclccy.Haskell's Indian Band renders concerts, af-ternoon and evening.**

KENTUCKY.

I ••is villi-. Al Jockey Club Park (JamesIt. rump, manager) Weber mid his bandclosed on July 1o n highly profitable twoweeks' engagement. The programme for theInst., week was of pood quality, InterspersedWilli rag time. Tho feature of the closingweek was the exhibition of Japanese dav-liglit fireworks Saturday mnllnce, esiieclnllyfor the children. On the night of 15, Mr.Weber, dlstrlbuled copies of IiIb World's FairMarch to all the liulles present. For weekof 1/j the.. Kilties.

Note.—Churley llei-l/iuiin, formerly as-sistant treasurer of Ihc Buckingham Theatre,arid nl present manager of the Slur Theatr",Clo.YcJand. 0., was In Hie clly Inst week,shaking hands with Ids numerous friends.

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Atlanta.—At the l'onre de Leon Cuslnoi Juke Weils, imiuuger) the S. II. O. sign wasn Hxluro nt this popular house July II midweek, when the Wells Dunne- 1 luil.in Co. pre-sented, "The Knickerbocker Girl." The suiuecompiiny holds over week of 18.

»»DBA'l us IN i in •: rnoriisNiov

MAUI Ai.i.ium.zi: Li;<ii.T.T L.UJIiKS'i', whodied July r>, In Purls, was tho' first woman ofthe French Theatre to be decorated with theLegion of Honor. She did not receive it as areward for her career In her profession, hutl<> attest the Yuhje of her labors in foundingthe orphanage for the children of the French

A singe. The medal of tbc legion was given to** her sixteen years ago. Her married name was

Ih'srleux, anil she w«s born at Tulle, In 18'-Ti.She siiidleil miller her father, l.iiguei, a noledClor of his time, and niuile her debut at (In;

».:«, of fifteen, at Geneva, playing In lite prin-cipal cities before coming to Purls, where alioacted first at the Odeon. 81m uppearmi In"Gerinlnnl" and In "Theodora" with SarahBernhardt, and la irtany of tho Importantproductions of the rnrlu singe until a decadeago, when she retired lo devote herself to• he orphanage which she hud founded withtho iisslstuucc of CuiiHlant Couuclln.

.Mils. MINNIE TnoiiMir, thirty years old,an actress, who gave the Hotel Mointo'rd,New York, ns her address, died In BcllcvueHospital, tiiiM city, July 11, from acute ul-culiiillsiii and morphine poisoning. The wo-man walked Into the hospital on the morningof July 8 and asked for treatment.

Ciiaiilkh DiiMi', who was at one timein all around circus performer, was founddead In bed at the AlexiwijJer Hotel, lOtt.m-ilug. I'ii., on July 2, from., heart disease.He hud not becii, In the. profession for. somelime. Mr. Dullcy was born near Mahoning,J'a,, nbout fifty-six years ugo, and joinedUna i lllce!s Cirens when only six or KM.vearo, offage. He < remained : with ltlco foriiboiit diVon ycura, niul. later went withIllinium's, Helli Hick.' Olid lluntlliglca's.his entire circus career' covering n perloil"f twciiiy-tivij years, during which, lime howorked at almost everything from canvasman! us)',. H\h widow, three wins, two broth-era. und'one sister survive iilui.

Thomas Duncan, llin well known Mngocnrpeiiter of the Academy of, Music, liuiriiiii,

•>. i„ for many yearn, died In Hint city June-8; aged eighty years. For years he was ntthe old Magic Tpcnlre, that city, and proli-•mly was the best known singe carpenter In• he profession. Ho was nt the Academy "tMusic for,, ten years, and under tho. Mcechr(9- •Bpnnfement acted a s stage manager.

The National Thealrlcal Protective As-"•Hililtloh' on ,lulv 1 made Important uiiiend-meals to tho constitution and by-laws, whicharc of Interest to all members. New officerselecled were: Kd. Itowhind, president: C.Jay Smith, senior monitor; Kohl. Hulcott,secrelttry nod treasurer; Geo. E. Gill, trus-•ec

; Allan. Hampton, first mentor ; Trovers

'ale, second mentor: Lew Leslie, sergeant atarms, Much progress Is reported as having"eon made during the past year, and there Is

" must prosperous nut look. Meetings areheld In (hi, lleverc House, Chicago, every"sturdily night, mill linvrt n large iilli'iidunce.'"'hi. Hull-nit,, secretary and treasurer. Is

lierniiinenlly.lotiilcd at lii So.. Canal Hired.A social session will be held Wednesday, .Inly-"-Ml. «, >: m.

Hurry Purler wrlteH; "I dosed forty twoweeks- willl the MlddlMiw Stuck Co.. II .lop:IOi M4.. June HI. iiiul spiMK 'ihree weeks ul

Ss ,lonie M Flndlay, O., before joining llin

"nrr Krbck Co., as carpenter. I amnowbUNllyfPWwdlli building scenery for our prodiie-

,,l,H

' V* WUI rarry special scenery fur eilchPmy, and use no hotiie siufT wlmlevcr."— *-»«!— Manager Henry W. Suvuge liuiiounecd%*•£• r «BHgemeut8 luot «efk. »Iorle Walf-li.

i,iicL

'' l' r,:o- W'I'I'ia La^p and John Ktelc

will tin lolta In hia companies,

v,^'iE«'4,80C 'ATI0'r °» Tiavelino Vaudk-

tl«HL . *W?J otherwise. "Sam Scribners2S2S3&C* bel? ,hel ' a "**""' outing andclambake at Point View, Saturday, July lo!

BL-nff* morning the steamer "Hntci£2£ ,

conYcyod tho mcmliers and their

SSP'J*Ja delightful grove, and fromslnrt to Unit li merriment wna in constant

&TCKS: lhe*is" Pme

> « fo»t woSthe bathing, the shooting, and all other dl-?g»!*g.MgW breakfast wna served aminrtei, were lively and Interesting. The com-

iw^m "J111"*' Ul<l

,,Dclr tIuty wc"/ anU ln »program ne proceeded without a hitch. So*

eral

striking groups were photographed, andJio doubt the picture will make u "bit." ThoSS„«£f

l

"fln

, ,lho

."Clemoon was a pennant

winner, capably Judged by Umpire fiinklns.who was mobbed repeatedly. The crownlhann

e|

ntO.C"3l HH tS° be" raD* f0f dlDn«.una the diamond was deserted In a twlnk-

.ng. a most, bounteous repast, from clambroth to coffee, with all the good thlnga ofhe season, delightfully prepared, cnuSed alierceptlule sagging of the banquet hall Boor,una after dinner cne of the indefatigableball players, who proposed to tlnlBh thegame, had to beat a hasty retreat. In thocool of the evening the steamer carried backa most contented Tot of managers, who gavethree cheers for the committee, the umpireami everybody. The members present were

:

1 resident Sam A. Scrlbner, Harry Morris,Joseph iitoponheliner. Louis Koble, Frank B.tarr, Phil Sheridan, J. Herbert Mack, Geo.W. Illce, Charles Barton, Abe Leavett, Wm.H. Watson, Harry C. Jucobs, Hurry Martell,Harry C Ilryunt. T. W. Dinklns. HavldKraus, Chns. 11. Woldron, and Kred Irwin.I lie list of guests lucluded : President GeorgeuiuiH, of the Knstern Association: Franktulder, Hum Hun-Is, Terry. McGovcru, r.Carey, Clint Wilson, O. V. Miller, George W.Monroe, George Leavett. 11. F. Gurney. Jus.Weedon, Frank C. Huffman, Mr. Kellogg,Walter Moore, Henry Lcffler, and the repro-ncntatlve of Tin: Vupnm.

To»t Watkim, the comedian pianist, willopen on the Keltu circuit, at the New Yorkhouse, July L'5.

„ ArrfB a separation of alx years, Williamllussell and George Frascr Imvc resumeilpartnership, ami at present are laying oft atNassau Lake. They Inteud lo sail for KuropcIn September, to fill engagements for twoyears.

Manaokii W. B. Watson, of the AmericanBurlesiiucrs. tukes pride in the strength ofhis olio, namely: orvllle and FrunS, the•/rent Meyer Sisters, Itlchy W. Craig, com-edian, formerly of Crnlg and ArdeFl : Me-I'm la ml and Murray, Irish comedians ; Del A.Phone, the Instrumental man, mid llussulrcand Tuff, "The Comlcul Drunken Sailors."

W. K. Anout.L writes that he Is dolug wellover tho Knstern imrks.

Phil I,a Tosxa, "The Talkallrc Juggler,"reports success on the California circuit.

Louis Bonn; has signed Florence Gill nsprincipal show girl for next season.

Claiik G. Gandy whs last week ut SbcllpotPark, Wilmington, Del.OOfnwra ano Dovi.k are now on the South-

ern Vaudeville Circuit.Iaudbh and Van T.yi.b played Gwynn Oak

Park, week of July •!, and were re-engagedfor the following week.tUWMOM ANU Iiimitii closed with French's

New Sensation, July P. on account of theirlittle sou's Illness, who bus typhoid fever.They opened at the Standard Tlieiilie, 81.l.iuibi, July IT.Tin: Van limnnmis. miislcul cninrdliiiis,

are In their ninth week playing parks, andreport success. Tlb-y do not go with theHilly It. Van Show ne.\l season.Johnson ano Mi'Howki.l have Just closed

an eight weeks' engagement with lhe UmpireStar Specialty Co. Tho roster of the com-pany was: Johnson and McDowell, cecenl rlccomedians ; Kddle Cluuiin, horizontal burcoilllipiu mill linpeze perfol'llier ; Itobcrl1 iiiiilnp, black fiica coiuedliiii ; Itobcrl Woods,eccentric trump, and Mr. mid Mrs. Perkins,skclch. ,

Tun l''>:iiNAxugy,rMAV Titio tire at Hie Mii-rlgny, Paris, France, fur lhe moiilli of July.They write : "Two other American ncls moon the bill here—Stuck ami Mllloii, and MissCarroll .McComiiK. Tills Is July I, and theKiai>: and strlpus nrc Hying nil mound Paristoday."

CONWAY AND KlUJHU reiinrl MllcceSS lit

Keith's Theatre, Huston, lust week, Willi I heirnew uci. They arc ut present on union h

New lOnxliiiid mirk circuit.

"

FLOOP AND llA YKMJ, liovelty Junipers, clon-il

with Hie Flufn Circus nl Denver, Col., Juneiiu, and will play park dales.

II.miiiis ami liiviMj have Joined liuiids (odo a Dutch 1 act.John G. ami Ai.hk Mt'Dmvixi. report suc-

cess, week of July mi, at the Casino, Wolf'sLuke. Jncknon. .Mich,Kuwix A. Don wrlles: "At the end of

I his month I go to Chicago, after my sec.

oud Summer season 'inunnglng the electricfountain at Siitiurbiiii f 'ink. St. Uillls."

Mn anu .Mus. Lauiiy Shaw have Justclosed relght weeks on McMaliuu & Dec's cir-

cuit of narks. They were lust week at lllv-

• rsiiie Park. Mon ireal, Can., with TouyPastor's, the Howard, Boston, and otherEastern time to follow.

.Mi.nnii: Jli\i:iiAire Hickman bus retiredfront the stage. She wis one of the orig-inal Six Itlnchiii-I Sisters.

Fiikii anu Annib 1'klot have been en-t;aged ir

l Ug .Shns comedy Jugglers for I.ouls llolile s

liuiv. the KulckcrlHickers, I'red PelotJ Ug niAI'n, 11113' ivuicMiinicn'in, rm I'WIOJbeing speclallv seluelrd lo play the purl ofSpuds, the. stuttering boy In Frank Fin-ney's miisli'nl comedy, entitled "Klloy'sSpeech," which Mr. itulilc will prescul nextseason.

I^rrriK Gi.K.Yiioins writes: "My 'ad.' In Tn«Ci.it'i'Kii bus so fur liroiight me nlioiil tlilrfy

letters anil some very nice offers. I have beenengaged , nt the park, Clarksburg, W. Vs.,which ripens under new muniigemenl July 18."

Honk Jkannhtth Is spending a few weeksat Athens, Green County, N. Y„ iind will openIn the parks with the "Biff, itair, Buff" Co.

Tin; LiiTlxoorrs. Sam and May, are In

their sixth week on tbc Crystal circuit, meet-I iir with sucecHM, and n re booked over llin

(ioldsiiilth Northwestern circuit, with , theArchlo Levy circuit and Gruuinan's SouthernCiillfornln circuit to follow--forl.v-slx, weeksIn all—Willi their new act. "The Pimple tiud

the Teacher,"KOTMH KIIOM MONIIOK'S Pol.lTN KNTKII'I'AIN-

mis,—Wo are In nlir lenlli week In the bills

of West Virginia, under canvas. Business busbeen excellcnl, and everybody Is happy. Wcspent July 4 In Cairo. W. Va„ our secondweek. Gave six shows during: the day. slnmllng thctn ll|> at each perfnrmiiiiec. The ros-

ter reuiuliis the same: W. Mourue, manager|

Kd. Shiiw. Cliff Wntsuii, Bluliie Durnold, Ar-

tbur Harris, .loo Coyne, who Is doing llin

comedv, and. us usual, making good: Slelln

SI Clnlre, Menu Zlnn, Maude (.'llffurd. Miirli!

De Viingb. I'li'f- llice, lender. Thk Ci.ti-i'i.i:

Is welcuiiied eseli week.Mi ui'iM avo Cfiwil.l,, musical conieilliiiis,

write: "We arc nicelliig with big mireess on

Notks pbom Duncan <'i.ark'« Feu am; Min-arjiiMj (Eastern coinriauv).—We are travel-ing in our own Pullman palace car, "TheCiipneor," and will close tbe Hummer seasonat Montreal, Aug. 0, and reopen nt Boston,Mass., Aug. 13. The show carries thirty flvo

people, and Is booked in the best one andthree night and week stands East of Chi-cago up to June, lvOfi. Wc give a two andone-half hour performance, and the nature ofthe- show la so well known everywhere that"Dun'' Clark's name I* only used on nil thepaper, and standing room only I* of frequentoccurrence. The. roster Is : Mill* Doutellpand her living nrt gallery, the French highkickers, the Buliuin Girls, the Big Five, SIXLittle School Girls, Four Albcrson Sisters,Cora Wnrd, Horn Dunn, Millie Smvtbe, BertieJonas, Salllc Stress. Mabel Homer, AnnaGerdes, Gertie Stratford, Jennie Hudson,Mnzle Vnhitle, Nettle athens, Sadie Anaden-ntour, Pearl Wilson, Flo. Snnford, Belleitoblns, F.vu Delrny, Marie Potts, Unlce llay-den, Delia McAvoy, Agnes Callahan, JsnlcoMoore, Virginia Leroy, Minnie Croup, KatieLester, Stella Stahl, Fern Rsrver, Prof. CurtWlehe, musical director ; Thompson and El-more ; Werner Wlehe, master of properties

;

John Brokaw, Arthur Fleming, and ThomasJ. Mack, manager. Fifteen copies of TubOi.ii Reliable are delivered every weekthrough the American News Co., the onlytheatrical newspaper that Is the showmnn'sfriend.Tub Giikat MvKMiAttT will make his fnrc-

well appearance with John W. Vogel's. Bigcity Minstrels at Columbus, u„ Aug. 13, nslie will sail for Vienna, Austria, 10, fur nlive years' lour of Europe.

Notks kiiom Tim IIhmy,-Santi.ky Co.—Thefollowing performers have Ih<cii engaged byManager Abe Leavli t : Krncut and ClaraIfackclt, CHIT Fanoll, Kiln Cliius and MyrtleMontex. ('has. Douglass, Ilnwlliorne andBurt, BIJnii Comedy Four, Clara Houghis.Blanche Martin, and a carefully selectedeh'nhis of sixteen. In presenting his new nrn-slcal burlesiiiie. "Looiilng lhe World," Mana-ger r^ovltt bcltevea that he lin* n.long snuglitfor novelty. It Is uiiliruo In theme, spirit,nnd humorous In movement, and picturesquens to. scenic und costume effects. The pro-duction will be mounted la a most lavishmanner, the different scenes depleted beingThe Interior of a famous reHliiiimnl In NewYork, tho Dotiny brook Fair. Ireland ; tho Jar-din d'Ktc, Paris: the palace of lhe Itnjiili ofCawiipou. India, and u scene In the Itoeky.Mountains. It will lie staged under' the per-sonal supervision and direction of the nullior,W. II. Lytell.Kiianklyn I,. Hill, mnnager of the Festa-

lllll Co., writes: "We arc nt home, rehears-ing our new sketch, which wc Intend toproduce next season nt the first class vaude-ville houses. Our rosier Is us follows:Iraiililyil L. Hill. Juliet t'Vstll. Nate I,nVolin, Willie Plu-lnii, and Miirgnerotlnl'Vsta."

.\OTKK riio.M FlIKHNII, t.'AL.—A Illl|l|iy

meeting look place between Mr. nnd Mrs.John II. Wright mid elms, und Lulu Oro ntHie Untiiuc Thcutre, this city, week of July-I. not having seen one another In fourteenyears, elms, and Lulu Oro have been play-ing the Graumun circuit In California forthe past three years, aqd liuve signed ron-Irucls for another year. The out Hkliaui.hconies a little lute, Inn always welcome.

McNkii. Ic Boss' Misstiiki, Kiitks.—Wcare ul Pleasure Bay Park Casino, N. Y„ do-ing :i fine business, and every iiu-mbar of ourcompiiny Is eiiu.viiig a plensniit on ting. Thnr.isl.'i' is: Nell McNeil, Itiiilu Boss, FisnkSmiley. Thus, Loiiry, Boh l,e Roy. Snuil.ciivlll, W. V. Slruioi, Bert Harris and AnnaMrNnlh. We gel Tun Oi.p Hkliaiii.c everyWednesday.

1IIMIN AMI lloi.MKH SCIIll fill! folbnylllg :

"Wo urn nl cnpiiiii Park, llurlTnrd.' Tills

'

v.eek. W'v called on Pstlen It Perry's 'Jerryi roii! Kerry' Co., und Messrs. Pa lieu & I'errvlook' delight In. showing us thcnugli their Idgtop mid dressing! room. They are doing Idgbusiness all along, the line, anil the show Isa big success. On Friday llio ratten ft PerryCo,, with lis bund,* to furnish! Hie uuisU,ciiiiiiereil u Irolloy ear, and we had n de-Ik-hifiil lime. Among Hie pnrty were thefollowing people : Dixon mill Holmes, Walterliruwii und (he Fills Sisters, Leavliio undl.enliard."

C.vhao axii Ut: Vkiini: write: "We uromaking u big success with our new act. Misslie Verne was presented wllh a liaiidsuimidliimniid ring by her father while wu wcroplu.vliig at Dayton, 0."

Tllus. A. 11a.mii.ton, pianist and vocalist,bite of Prof. IJiigcriiiiiu's Palilcti. of. Allllise-i.iems, nl Wlillo ,M nrMii Valley I'nrk. chesturn Hill, I'll,, Is engaged with Sours, tbe ionglitliin I Illusionist, nl Wonilslde Park,I'lilliidclpliiii.

.IniiN i'. Tikiinky, Hie Irish comedian, IsIn Hie lily Hospital in llnltlniore, wltli* abroken hip.

llAiie.Y If. ItAKKIl Is Willi .1. W. Gorman'sImperial Minstrels, doing IIU olid and Illsmusical specialty In the olio.

Tiik Pknn Cohkiiv ypAiiTKT reports uiecl-Ing with success wllh J. W. Uoriunn's Im-perial Minstrel

Mahy J. MoimiSoN wrltps for Informatluaof the wbcrciibnuts of her brother, James,whoso, stage name In Joe Howard. She writes i

"wo' hurled our brother Init January, nnd,my mother la very feeble nnd aged, and alncathn log* of that brother constantly mournsmy absent brother." Miss Morrison a aonlresaIs No. U JnckAoii Street, Charlestown, Moss.A movcmrnt ha* l«cn Inaugurated by tho

County Committee, City Council, and Lodgeof I'.lks, of Mount Vernon, Knox. County,Ohio, to erect n monument to the memory ofHanlei lujcuter Emmett. The monumentwill 1st erected In the. public sijuaro, thocommittee iinvlng ilinrgo of the enterprliobeing coinpnseil of the best cltlxens of thocity, The people not only of Mt, Vernon,but of the State of Ohio ns well, are prondof I.'inincll's citizenship, and have united toerect a monument to his memory. Thepeople all over the country who feel Inter-ested will be naked to contribute. Tho popu-lar subscription to the fund will bo fromone penny up. A Mt. Vernon bank willbe tho depository for the subscriptions. Formany years Al, U. Field wan n frleuil ofthe author of "Dixie," nnd ns n tribute tohis friendship the mayor of Mt. Vernonnamed Mr. Field ns chairman of the com-mittee. Mr. Field has accepted tho commis-sion, and ho will put Into execut'on a plan tosolicit subscriptions lu every part of thocountry.

World of Piaym.-— Notes from Uowlnml.A Clifford's enter-

prises: Contracts have been signed and all

details coiiBiiiiiinnled whereby tills firm to-

rju I res tho new scenic melodrama, "Tho Down-ward Path." The piece will havo n reproHi'iitutliin early III November, nil curlier pru-duclluu being liuprucllcublc owing to Ihoamount of labor necessary. "The DownwardPath" will eclipse anything heretofore suli-

tilltmd to public approvul by tills linn. Recentengagements for "Tho lliimu Keeper" urn

:

Horn Hastings. Hnby Brown, Howard Walsh,Sadie Miulun, Harry Brown und Kuiuni Kim-ball Hnrry ,T. Bryan will take enre nf theInterests in ndvituce, and Dave Seymour willnuiimge the show, us heroiofore.— Mr. and Mrs. Gen. W. Paige are spend-ing the Summer at their collage, St. Juuics,

'--Frank Dodge mid Arthur 0. Thomashave secured from Mann, lleulilcr k CO. tun^ esiern rights, tugetlier Willi nil the orlghiHlscenery, propetiles and eflecls .to Hie melo»ilriiiiiii, "The Moonshiner's Diiughlcr," ilioloinpiiiiy will open Aug. --, with au excop-tlonully good cast.— Hurry T. Snlllii has signed ns IuihIiu'sh

representative with "Tho Stuln of Guilt" Co,for next scusiui, opening Aug. JH.— Fred May writes Iiu das Just llulshedplii) lug his dales for the Summer, nnil will

remain nl his home until the middle of Ali-gns; , when he will begin rehearsals with"Thi! Itlslng Geiierntliili, with ivhlcli do Itns

signed for forty two weeks, lo piny a char-acter nnd do his now specially.— Hurry Werner, musical director, Informsus Mini his wife guvv birth to u baby girl miJulv P.— •Muster Jnlill Gnugll luls been cii(ii|;id

lo I'li'iit • a Isiv's role in "llul Thur." lo i>u

produced lit Cook's Opera House, Ituiiiesli'i',

K. V.,. week of July IS. Mnsler .lulin. n,Ho,ugh only olulit .vein's of uge, hits createda number nf roles In iiln.vs.

Hosier nl' tlm Hi Iciilit) Slock Co,, Inciiloil

In 1 1 nil I er mid TuiiersvllJiv N. V„ fur I tin

Hummer season, alleriiatlug liolweeii Hie twotowns: Coivn A Woslmi, iiropiielors mill uinii-

ngi'i'S : Ali.'X. ('own, heiivlrs; J. Deliloll Vane,Juniplles; Kidney Heart, general husluesa;Mn i ul Slnirkett-. Juveniles; Sn|illlu Sllllnii,

koiililiile: (iiissle l.iirle, iiimedleiiiiii ; KuiilyCiiiilon, leads; Arlhur Cailloii, uuulcal ill-

dlrcittiir, ami Bert Weston, cumcdlnii.--List >if ii-ople engnged for the (Inrilnn

A- Hi'iinell nit 1'iu.i hum: General inniiiirer,

Hurry Gordon: niiiiiageis, Edward 'J'uylor,lli'lirv Itliiiliilllel' mill Geoige t'rowiler;iigems, A. II- Wlndlsb, J. H. Swofford, F. N.Allen,. A. H. liglu. Pluyuis: Clurimuo Ilou-neii, Berlon A. Nixon, civile H. Culllcule,ICilgnr Jones, Fi-edtrlek Klelike, 'J'mcy T.I 'link, F.div.ird lloyt, (iinrles Hteliuuniil, Hoylimki-r. I'MiMinl I'rlini'iisc John Ariliuri,

Unwind Treiualno, W. J. Schultz, liiiiui.nl

(iuipinnn, Oscir I'lutl, l^dii lUibcrison, P'r0,l-

iih K.JiliK.s. Nelson Leavltt, J. N, I Hill", Kll-

wiiril cm Us, l-'riitik llreiui, Keglqall Kiiwn.Frank IM'iimne, Arlhur Blnckallei', liny-lllonil Gllberl, lloX De ItilKSolll, (ieoige Ciisl le

berry. Alex. De Hears, .1. K. Ilowersox, Gor-iluii Lice. F. Kilwuril Hilly, Gnrvln Glliiiulli,

Charles Holllnip'r, It. II. Tucker, Al. W. Tay-lor, Ciipllnlii Marshall, Irene Dlicketl, frxii-els. Allen. Harriet Hiiusmure, Maiin llnrliii-

roke, jsulielln Wlnbniie, Ada l .oral u. HelenHriiniliin, llonlla Ia-sIIc, Kiinlce Miirilurk,Nellie Manning. Dorothy Illllllsilell, AnnaCogswell, Virginia Clay, Barbara Kwngcr,lllllille Molillorl.— ICIIeu Terry will appear next, sensou,under the management of Chnrlus Frnhiiuiii,

In London and the United Suites. J. M. llnr-

— Thurlier ft

Just signed theNsslier Co. Notes: Havelast, two members of our

Tiik Fkiin CuHKpr Foun start relieiiralnit rle Iswriting a inodorn, coinody for lier.belt- new net, enlltled "At Urlnely Oiiieh." — til'

!"*...

inly 25. nnd will go on for n run at Oliver-

I,evil', siiik* iuitii„|ir, . i ««,. ,,,..— ,

irliiuii, and Frank Audersou. property mJim Uilcv, singing cotuodlua and sword

nwnllowcr. bar. Ju't- flulalicd ••hre<" nsukttrrt-i''!! dit'-i ;& M.i^ian^ bUck DiamondCoactrt Hall, eittstiB. fckV,

rnlor's Tlumlre, Aiiuiillc City, N. J., Aug. 1Hi:i,M(iiir. ami Wii.mon have gone lo litelr

cottage, at Unset Uny, Mass., for the Sum-mer.

Mounts and Moitais lime slgucd withHurry Dole Parker for next, season, to playthe hauling comedy, purls wjili one of hislonipiiiiles producing "Under SouthernSkies."

Il.iiuiis ami Davis, acrobats, report meet-lug with success till till! Iaing circuit. Theyore now idnylng leu weeks ul Juneau, Alaska,pulling on acts and doing specialties.

Hkiiiihiit l.i.om sillied Siilurdny, July III,

for a two yours' lour of lhe principal uilislcllllllS of I'hiroiie.

I'AI'LINK Hi: VKItK is siuiiiueliug lu (beI'.liiu Kldgu MoiiniiiiiiM, at Briidiiock HvlglHs,Mil. Sim will resume her work the lutterpurl of August.

Tut! Dm 1'ii.iiTl, eceenlrlc dancers, writefrom Venice, Italy: "After spending twoweeks nt home in Milan, we opened here, foru two weeks' engagement, following withl-'rlesie and Kurlsbud, In Austria, We arebooked solid iiilllt Alirll. 1IH).'i. throurili Alls-I rlil, Germany nnd France. While In Purlswe were offered encugeniiuils for Austrsllu,Siniili Africa, Kgyiit and Muhhiiiui (Abvs-slnlai. but Kuropn Is good enough for IIS,'

KhwAiiti V. Ci.'iriiii wrlles: "Owing lo mysi'iiai'iillnn from Louise Gundy. I liuvii can-celed my engiigemeiil in ICngliiml, and InsteadI have Joined DocksUider's MlusLrels for Iliosesson,AT SlIKIlliV's I'llKlllloliV PAIIK TllBATllh

Newport, It. I, (Chus. K, Cook, uuimigei i

tbe bill week nf July IS Ineliides: The ThreeKenlons, Teehbiv's trained cuts. Walter •-Kelly. Mnlestle Musical Four, Sisters Mere-dith, lhe Ln Vnlls, La Belle Jeani'lte'. Stickund l.oiuluii. nnd the American vllagruph.lu Hie Aunox : Prof. Buck's Aulniiil Paruilox.Talsiiinii's Jiipuiicsc VUlnge. •'art Hlime'siiiieniiil Imbibition, mid thn liiiitiiseo|ii; but-tel'.V.

lii.i Gii.m , dinighler of it., is-rt Grnii. buntiri'ii ciichco"! as leniiliiu n.iin.iii nf JohnMs son's •'".. iiroseiillng lhe vaudevillesketch. "Another Slory,"

P.HiK. Cahimi, North . Beach. I,. I. N. V.,offeiH the following bill for week of July tx :

John lioniiig, wrestler: Isllson picture, i,

showing 'The Great Train itobbcrv :" Ken-nedy und UuantrcHe, Guuste Vlvlau, Fostelluand Kmmnlr. Win. Kelly, Almee Bernard.Tom (illhun. "Flnnegau's Friend." The housercporis goml liustnnss.

Jakk lliiosipti, lunuuger of Avoiulale Park,Wlnelitirue. .I'd.. ivrHes: "We. otlcuiil hereijii.v I, ttitlt rlx tl'nmnuil people nu em^rcttld.. Tcr. new thtdtft vas ttlled ino»tfit that, dayV' iltu.^

iisinj, lliiwaii. owing to llin closing uflhe Murium Smelt Co., Illls returned to Ilio

I'll! - Till' COIIllllg Season Miss Ito Willi willHiiirjioi'ti Chillies Tilcksoii, In his now piny,"iho Spelllilnilers," under the mnnagonieiilof Geo. W. Isuierer. Later she will onlrrHie Held of VHiiderllle viilh a novel one netpiny, wrlllan for her by Franiis .Medliuisi.— elms, uud Geo, llnuiliioiid. formerly iniiii-

iigei's of Hie llaiiimotlil Opera House, haveleased Hie Colonial Tlirulro In Ciiinluiilge,I)., slid It Is their Inlenllon to umko ninnyInipidvenieiils on the Coluulul. A now asbes-Ins curtain will be uliureil on llin stilge, amihenry asliusius ciii'iImoki-iI will lis iiluced nil

over lhe slsge. A, nuw lire csrnpi) will 1st

placed on. the outside wall of Iho I lies I re,

und ninny oilier linpriiveuieiils will In- uiinle

al. mica for the opening ilio latter part ofAugust.

-.luck Syiiioiiilu, tin,' Three Kulius undHutTord Sisters are engiigcil with "The Will)Guy" Co., which opwiM at l^iuisvllle, Ky.,Aug. II, under tho uiuuugciucut of HarryMurlell. ..— ICII/iibolb Tyres was married on Julyit to James Ntetson Mvtcalfe, who Is »u thnslnff -of Life. Tlie ceremony was performednt thn Marble Colleglata Church, New York• ily

—- Hubert Lorraine lins been engaged losupport Herbert Keleey mid llllle Shutitiuti

III "Tups." which will be seen early In llin

season. When Ada Itelum opens Iht siuihoii

Mr. Isirralne will be her lending man.—'Among (hose engnged by Charles It

rillllnghiim fur Lulu (Ihtm-r. In "A MmlciipPrincess," are William Pruotto, UcrlriimWniiiii, Uoimld Jim liuieii, .Arthur Hurry,Frank llclchei', lteglnnld Harlow, Mnry Cou-well and Gwendolyn Vnlenllne.— Alto, Yolo. Ii us beeii engaged US pilrni-

i al iiiutruHo uf the Frllid Sclicft (iperu Co.,In "iiio Two Itoses."— The. body nf Mrs. Suiuiiel L, Cleluens,wife of Mark Twain, Hie well known navel.1st ami playwright, was burled In Wnml-lawn Ceiuelery, N. V„ I, ml week, MMI'leinniw ,|bui lu Huly,

Mice .III, Isun bus been engaged by llilliv

II! Uge to slllg '

"I'pggv'.rroin Paris.'

^vI hi! lolo. of Ll I lie, III

Arthur «'. Ahilnn i"'d J- Kim»i*H Hutler hiive secured Andrew llolison fur Hie part"f Giirrii-k. in

. "I'reily Peggy,'' which luounmaimgers will send out next scasuii, withJane Corcoran In Hie title role.

' «— JlMieatrnls for 'The Silver Slipper" be-gin In New York on July IS. It is to borenewed nl' Manhattan Reach on Aug. 1f>,

fill lowing "Hun Toy."— .Mnile Tempi "i bus signed w,ltli, (,'hurles

I'volimsu fw>ll*(r ;esr*'» Ml FfoMfttt' nifli-p-n hi.- r.-.j^'iu v.'.th Mi'fc, Itmp'li'JikA.au

mi lu OfMlttft nail la UtM turn ttntmmt

company, making thn orgunlxatlnn complete,and without doubt one of the strongest- amimoat expensive popular price attractions thathas ever been launched. Our company willnumber twenty, headed hv Florence Hamil-ton. The ilago direction has been entrustedto Geo. Hoey, one of tlm moat capatilo ofstage directors, while the management oftho atago Ii In the care of John W. Harry.Our repertory includes four Broadway pro-ductions, each ouu having had. n successfulrun. on Broadway tho past season, and willbe presented for the first (hue by a rnndcompany. The vaudeville features Include

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Pun II not 1 1 and liqun, and llepltu Dcluro.The finest line of printing ever used withnn attraction of thin kind has been secured,nnd with nn excellent route uf forty weeksbooked nolld, wo are surely looking to suc-cess ahead. *

— Al. Lester Loybnrne. who Is playing thocomedy roles nt Crescent Park, Providence,It. I., has signed with Will II. Myers for thocomedy roio with the Irene Myers Co. nextseason.— Thn.Slinyne Stock Co. reports meetingwith success playing small towns throughNew Jersey. The company Includes: HurryI.erlnn, Francis Jostle, John llvuior, PlinyF. itntlodgo nnd wife, Hut her Morso, GraceSherwood, Phyllis Phillips, Salome Parks andEllon Kent.— Viola Klbhy. loading womnu of thnStaler Mndlsun Square Theatre Co., closedthe season nt Dallas. Tex,, and Is now rest-ing at Caldwell, Knii., neciuupnnled by herlittle daughter.

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—'Chus. J. LnintiiiTs closed wllh tuigomiSlock, Cincinnati, In direct lhe "For HerSake" Co,, which he will 1st with this com-ing season,

. ~r}y!m,.,m , '"" ,

l'"Ml l»l'»Y 'ho role of Till-

ford U heeler, lu the Western "Cminly (imlr.limn Co. next season. Mr. Savage also engaged John heffr In piny the rolo of CaptiilnI'liinunor, In "Peggy fi-niu Purls."— In llin suit bnuiKht by David Holnsei.ngiilimt Khiw 4 Kilimgor fur an ucruunllngof the moneys recelveil fur honking "ThnHeart of Maryland.' 1 an oritur of thn supremoCourt of Now Xork to compel Mr. Iloliiscnto furnish a bill of piirlloiilii|-s tins been ruversed on appeal to i he Appellule Division.Thn aiilon will now unmtra us liefore. ll|irobnhly will be tried in Oclobvr.'

Jean Huhwnrla, thn eotnpnser, will sailfur F.i

i rope Mils week In ciiiisiill G ge lid

HIV Pu IT,warden about Hm product Ion or "I'lll'ouf,". In London.•Lew M. Fields' wife gave lilrlh lo n luipy

girl on July in, al their milage. In AllanIm est. N. J.

--Viola Allen has re-engaged lo supporther. In "iiie Winter's Tide," nnil smisun,Hie fiillnwliig niuuiliers of hei , coiniuiny :

Zelllu iilbiirv, Frank t'unler, James loiuigand ('. Leslie .Mien. New mciiiliers urn.:Ilenrv Jewell, who will lie Hm leading man,and llpyd I'm num.--Mario Welsh lias been engaged by

Henry W, savage for Nullle Wiigner. To "Tlieliilice of lilseu." Mho has been nl lhe Tl-veil Thou I re, Han Fniiu-ls for Ibree vents;.— Geiirgn W. Leilerer has iiiiiiuuiiceil ihsLho lins nliini, lolled i la- Meld u! music, it nW-oily, nnd will devote Ills allnillou lu Iliofuture lo Hie product Inn «r legliliuuli- coin-('(lies. His first product ll, ll ||| lhe now Untilwill lie a comedy, by Heiiiorl Hull Wluslowuud Chillies Dickson, eiilllloil "The Spellbinder."

• Wallace It. Culler writes rriuu Plipm,H.. lis follows: "A leller from V. c. Ilosilr.vim Is siiiuiiioi'Iiik ill Melroli. Mich, lii C. ,|.

V ig. of lhe Culler A Williams Co,, was alldressed. In llarllguii, i»„ Insteail of Phpja,O. No ibuil.r when Mr. Itusar aildressed fliii

leller ho had III ml ml W. II. iluillgiiii. win.Is real I 'Villi on, , Mllip,ini, ||) '|l|(. Jevkllnnd Mr. Hyile.' iiieru being no such town,us Hiirilgiiu, ll., thn leller wus sent lo Ihndead leller olllce. ul (hi) capital clly, andirniii I hern ll. was forwarded lo Tun dtpIlKI.IAULK, uud It Is liivilhrss. In suv MrVoiiiig In nowr. lu. |Misses:ilmi of Mr. llosur'Hleller. II Is rutlmr an iiiuuslag Imulenl.and only goes lo show Hint Ttirt Pmi'i'miiPost Hfllcols ns uood ns Piictn Hum's. Wohuve I lie pi mi, I illstlpctluu of being Hie llrstpiipiilnr iirlred eiuii|)tiiiy In oyer proil i

'Ton Nights Inn Bur Kuom.' wllh Hoi orlg-IiiiiI mid only Ciirrle A. N'ollmi. Mrs. Nulloiiwns. suoii red liy I'misr fc Wlllli|ilis ./or Iwnporforiniiuees, Huliirilny niallneo, iind inlgfci.July III, ut li'iun, (i,. Wo have, ous rWriiweek, illid.lwulvo weeks of fulc dair*. colainciiclug July 'Jll. The Musical Itusar 'iiioI bill. WHS Wllh US till lly Hie weeks IhhI sunsou, Joins us UL'illli hi August, fur Hie regu-lar seiison Wo 11 I'll HOW III our slvtlelllweek,''-••An earning I'linutviir took nliicii ul.

ieiisiiiii liny park, N. J,. July I'J, In ublrlillugonii o'Kuurkii, iii'oprlolor of- lhe lllde-n-Wee Inn, figured priniiliienlly. Jului J, No-il": mnnsaer of Hlip-k. I'niil'H Troubadours,had hired u horse, which tini'iiinu, frightenednl mi iiiiioinoidie, broke out of the Imieished whern Mr. Nolan Iind left the miluiiil,mill ran sinllght lulo the Shrewsbury Illvur.Ulieii i hu hm so went Into Hut wilier, Mr.Hiloiirke leniied hi nfler Mm. Hu promptwas the inn ef timn'H mi Ion, and su rapid lilkprogress thl'oiigh tlm iviiler. Hint III) rciicbcilIlio. horse before llin uiiliiuil got lu deepwulcr, nnd soon giildud him safely to thoshore.

— -Cecelia Loftus arrived In New Yorkfrom LIvoi'ishiI last woek, She will go loShellei- Island, lo remain lliilll Kept. !t, wtlulishe will iippeiir at llin Lyciuun iiienlro,New York lily, In n pluy. by Isi'uel Znilg-will, "I lie Seiio Coinle fiuvoinor," whfiiidop els scenes ut tlm eiuiveiil srliuol nl HIihkpool, Ullg.- Albert Goldlv, nil Aiislriilliin phiyiviigbt,

arrived In this .country lust week.— Ilnfry llolmiin. after closing a sin ss-fill season villi "rim l!t ty Chalrninii," Issiiendliig his HutuiMur vuciitlou nl Ilio CillsklllMuuutalnN,.. — .•'ca lie. I light wus spni'lully engaged forthe titio put, In "Tlm (inirlly Glrl.^ui Proc-tors One Hundred uud 'i'wcnty-tlflli StreetJ hca (re, lust neck, nnil scored ll success.— Tlm lire at union Orove, W*„ on Ihomorning of June 84, which iieniiy sweptHiu little clly from tlm map. Included theMeyers Opera Ho ,i. I which (b« Pond -Her llnliiniimllc Co,, was pluyltig a week's etigiige-meiH. The.MM* iiIkii consunicd Die Asliy Ho-lei. nt which ilia ciuupMnv worn stopping'.Mnuiliurs of the compiiny were us follows :

Frank Pond, Lulo llorlhi Pond, liny Samp-son, H. •). Hrown, I'inyd lliinisiiii, F.url Puiul,Mii.viiiu Sllrers,- IIiikoI llussell, mill HubyGuldeiii! PiiiiiJ, all ul whom losl their IrunkHmid wurdrolie, nnd'thn tiiuiuigeiuem Inst' allof, Ihelr stiecial sonuury, paper, proporl les,etc, i'ho iiuoru lionsii wus nearly consumedbefore tlm tiro was discovered.— John C. Connolly, closed ll. successfulseason of silicon weeks as lending mini withthe Mrs. Wlllbiui Cnuriier Co. July illk andwent lo Ills home. Horiii'llsvllle, N. V. I Inlins signed for uoxl seiisuii us leading sup-port Willi Fredrick II. Wilson, under Ihnill root hm nf Oliver M. Cotton, opening utrcikliuri, IM., Aug. H.

en,»-

IM.IMOIrl,

ftmrim.—M .laiotrr Tfaeglre (A. ir

. Ju-ob:i iiiuiinieri business In fulr. I'oiiilngJuly (8 unit week : Tin' Jsirtlwuin. tbc IloLHub, Hie Mldgioys, '•. F, liockuli-lil. ...

Htukk. HIi.Ia IJAHMW ifrsiik ((rarer nrrt-

frlelor),—llnslnesn I H sri tlsfuctnrn ComingHand week,- the stock company, In, "lfnu-

eljon."Wcaht TiiiiATnr: If. P. Bnrluon, mnnn-

"•"I. Tnllon iiitUi Talivii, .Mltilu.il andiWiilngs i'fsmonil Trio. Meltui'iiev und-11 » Hi llul llaiisr e.cl 01 10.

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UnelV'i-i' Mii«ii ,ihd lt«.l|pr out rtf II

«.t.ii'... Mittkir Hattisgto* and b'.i vKMtuua m» iHuiA tm ilieic luaiui -ittinmat

m TmS \NTGW YOBK CLIPPER. July 23.

:."..SHAKI

THIRD ANNUAL TOUR THROUGH THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA,

The Dan Qulnlan and Wall Imperial Minstrels,THE PERFORMANCE THAT HAS NEVER RECEIVED AN ADVERSE CRITICISM

Arrlaiined by Press. Patron and Prnfnslnaal, to baths one perfect, radiant feature of later day Hlaatral ProrturtloniJ Par tko coming season, organized and eqalpped with rkbniii, solidityand original ideas-resilient Into popular favor, SEASON OPENING SEPT. 31, I90«, CLOSING JUlsE 1.1, 1905.

" Cla.. Talsnt la All Branches of Minstrelsy—Dancer*. Vocalist*, Mu.irlans and Novelties. All artists rommnnlcatlug• r from yon again. Address all communication- to^WAaVXE^jO AT OaVCE}, V^tJSS^&SSTmDAN QUIIML-AIMg &mn. tVlgr., Elnr,ira. IM. V.

TEL. inr.a coi.nims.

ELECTRICAL SCENIC EFFECTS.EXTENSIVE USE IS A PROOF OF MERIT.

We furnish nil the electrical scenic effects In I.una Tnrk, Coney Island, namely: The Aurora Borealls, In "Twenty Thoumnd Leagues Under the Rea;"Moving Clouds, Working Waters and Automatic Lightning KlealK-s, in "A Trip to the Moon," and THK KLKCTKIC FOI.'NTAI.Y Moving Clouds. ForkedLightning and Prismatic Rainbow, In 'The. Johnstown Flood." at Coney Islnnd; Dm COMl'LKTK KQl'U'MENT of The Johnstown Flood," at Revere Bears.Miihn., .inri "Mount Pelec In Eruption." for the Midwinter Carnival Company ; the last three productions being the most e*act and truest to nature ever shown

We nupplled 00 per cent, of nil the theatrical productions. Recent one are: "Sleeping Beauty nnd the Beast." nt the Broadway : "The Runaways," at(he Casino: "The Eternal City," at the Victoria: "A Gentleman of France." at Wallaek'x; K. H. Sothero, In "If I Were King,' nt the Garden; Weher ft Fields'plays, and hundreds of others.

We also carry Moving Clouds, Lightning and Fire photographed from nature, which gives prospective '.hat cannot be accomplished by the design beingpainted on gluts. Also have Rainbow, Wat?r Ripple, Sand Storm, Ram and Snow. New and novel effects made to order. Estimates cheerfully given on every-thing In the electrical theatrical :inc. Send six cents for pestege for our hundred page catalogue.

REMOVED. Call and See our Effects In Operation. DON'T FORCET THE NUMBER.OFFICE AND SHOW ROOM, 354 W. 50th St., N, Y. City.

PEOPLE-Here Are the floods! low It's Dp to Ton.|

Friendship Sometimes Turns to Love(BUT LOVE TO FRIENDSHIP NEVER)

By .1 AS. at REILI.r. America's Greatest Writer of Popular Ballads. .

A SONG THAT APPEALS TO THE HEAHT-A MELODV THAT LINGERS-A LYRIC THAT 18PATHETIC YET 1HGSIFIED-A CH0KU8 THAT ANY ONE CAN SING.

TWO COON HITS

Just Because I'm From Missouri-™"™'""'FEATURED BY MANY OF THE BEST IN THE BUSINESS.

One Little Girl Said Yes!-— HIIAVV

THIS,THE HIT OF THE "RUNAWAYS." DON'T DO A THING TILL YOD TRY,

HONEY DEW—Not a Coon Song.

£ K ITT V O'NEILL—The Waltz Song fill or the Year.

WHEN HV GOLDEN HAIR HAS TURNED TO SILVER I1HAYA VERY BEAUTIFUL UALI.AD.

IN THE DELLS OP OLD WISCONSINOPEN WIDE THE GATES OP PARADISE-Lant Saored Song Success, I

Professional Copies and Song Orchestral Ions PREE. Send card or program,kejs

I

These Ire All Hits On Hie PikeDP AND DOWN THE PIKE Two-StepAHHV AFRICA Two-Step - . .

SEA SHELLS (Intermezzo Gem)HAMONA WALTZES (Oruheatra only)

HSSOl

FassettWelnrlch

P6BBVaoAletjne

JUST BECAUSE I'M PROH HISBOUHI (Orcta. Onlj) WelnrlWtBAND AND ORCHESTRA COPIES ONLY U CENTS TO LEADERS.

MoKlNLEY MUSIC COMPANY1155 Waaa.ll Avenue, CHICAGO.

711 Klft h Avenue, NEW YORK.

The Best Company Playing New England.

The Fenberg Stock Co,«TUB STRONGEST VAUDEVILLE ACTS EVER CARRIED.

THE COIBY FAMILY MARIE McNEIL, I WILL J. KENNEDY,(4 In Number), THE WORLD'S GREATEST WHO HAS MADE MILLIONS

MUSICAL ENTERTAINERS. | LADY CORNET SOLOIST. LAUGH.

WANTED,

WANTED,TO SUPPORT

MAKIB DAI*B,

FIRST CLASS LEiDI\(i JliS,

IDSICiL DIRECTOR,AND

MEM BUSINESS MM.Hood Salaries Right Teonle.

W. F.. MARTIN. -_• Pine BlulT.Ark.

FOB SALE.One Pemsle Blepbant, 5ft. high .and laddie,Three Riding uimeli and Saddles,One Female Jaguar,One Male Lion,

Three Feaule Lions,Two Hyenas,Two Mountain Lioai,

One Cub Lion (Bale),

Timber Wolves, Prairie Wolves, Bears,Enns, Sambnr Deer, Antelope, EuropeanBoar. African Pythons, Feeders, fromJ 10.00 op.

WILLIAM BARTELS..

WO Greenwich Street, N. Y.

•Ml JELPHIAP. V. DUNN, Sole Owner,

(OR BBPORE, IP READY.)BIO REPINED

VAUDEVILLE that » VAUDEVILLETwo Sbowa Dally. Matinees 25 and 16, no higher, Evenings, 15, 25, 35, 50 Cents

All Reserved. NO ACT TOO HIGH POP THI8 HOUSE.P. 8.—Prank V. Dunn Is pleased to Inform his many friends that he Is a well man.

after many years of sickness, caused by nervous eye strains, and for the llrst time Ineluht yenrs will go hark In harness, and will personally conduct and run the STARTIIKATRK as a first class vaudeville theatre. Bvery act will he hooked (If you canmake pond), and "all are forgiven." Ail acts will he picked from all agents' hooks InNew lork City. I will have no opposition. Rljou Is a Herman theatre, and my cityneighbor. Have my best wishes. With regards to all. PRANK V. 1)1 AN,'1'alnce 'i'henlre. Boston (Dunn's Block). Boston: Star Theatre, Philadelphia, Pa.; Tnv-lor Amusement Co.. Etc., Htc, BUMMER ADDRESS : Rockvllle Centre, Lung Island, N. Y

WASTED, YIIK IMTo Play Plino or Organ and Work In Sketch

with Musical Artist.

Low sure salary. Plays small towns.Send photo or cut, and tell It all. WILL CON-SIDER CLEVER AMATEUR. Pleasant engnKt-ment wlih man and wife. Join at once.

HMRTH^8H0yEL,Llms) 0.

Al REPERTOIRE PEOPLE, LEADING NAN, HEAVY LEADINGWOMAN, CIIARACTKH MAN, WHO IS CAPABLE STAGE DIRECTOR, AND

t OTHKR (iODU PEOPLE WRITE. SILENCE A I"0L1TB NEGATIVE. Address

OEO. M. FEWBERO, 1428 Broadway, Nnw York.

Biggest Hit least Week—Hartford.W. EDWIN ARDELL,

The) Am»rlc«n Musical Oom»dlan,AT UlsBBCPt"rV POR NEXT SKASSON.

CARR OK a:i0 ALKXAXDKR AVE.. NKW YORK. '1'IIONK. S78 MRLltOSK.

w99"A COUNTRY RID.

PIANIST, to double cornet, baritone or ttiha (must lie tdroug on lsith) : MAM KOR C.HN-SPKKI. IIKAYY. Jl'VKNll.B and ClIAHAtTF.R OM) MAX. AM. DorHLR RAM): TRAPDltl'MMKIt. Must Join here Aug. S.

-HOTKL. Addressl'KMAl.H PARTS ALI, I'll.l.F.II. AI.I, PAY OWN

II. R. WIHTTAKKII. Ml. ClemeuH, Mich.

A.T' LIBERTY,NETTIE B. MANN,

Juveniles, Ingenues and Specialties.Comedy Preferred.

Musical

Address cure of F. J. BAKTA, 1114 W. Market, Lima, Ohio.

TMI LITTLC1 904-9.

3GILDEN SISTERS QI LATE OK CHAS. UVBOIHSK'S BON TON STO(K), *a#

In HIGH CLASS REPERTORY, pluylng Ohio, Pena. and New Rngliml. WANTED- People In AllLines. Specialties preferred; Uooa character Heavy, for Robust, Uprtuous Parts; Character Woman,on Corney style; Juvenile, capable of playing some Light coined? Knvs: Oooil Looking JuvenileWniimti., etc. Krlends, write; name lowest salary tlrst letter. WM. LAWRENCE. Sault Sie. Marie. Mlob

WANTED, FOB 8ALY1R'8 ELECTBIC PARK, Attractions of All Kinds.S6me good privileges open. Wouhl like to get a Marionette show. Ml. Peleo or Johnalowa Flood;bare a nloe tmlldlng for same. A Canvas show can get the money ; also a ( .'nod Oypsy Camp.

Address J AS. A. UAI.YIN'", Plalatlcld, N. J.

I • JUdGLEftuiw EQUILIBRIST.Pastor's this Sjt July 25-Aug.

Two verses and chorus, any aubjeet yo»susgtsl, SI. Semi tor complete price list.

TtfE HOWARD PUB. CO., Baltimore, Mil.

WANTED QUICK,

eflHITlIM)Good Repertoire People.

Moat be able to Join at once on wire. Tell It a I

In erst letter. AddressJOSEPH FAUBKI.L, Manager, Waterloo, Iowa.

WANTED QUICK,

COMEDIAN.For B. and O., Baas and Tnba, Clarionet andDrams. Wire lowest lelarv and be ready tn Joinon wire. H. A. vv nois,

Manager, V»tdh May Co. , Ashland, Ky.

WANTED, A GOOD COMEDIANWHO CAN SINQ AND DANCE.

Wanted, Performers In All Branchesot tbe Medtotne Show Business,

Frank O'Neill, wire.CHAS. BBRKRIA. Warqartte, Neb.

INTER-URBAN RAILWAY OPENING CARNIVALAU«. 28 TO SEPT. 3, 1904 (seven days), GREEN BAY'S QRRATEST Carnival and Street Fair; To celebrate the opening or the Inter-Urbaa Llnea, conneciing Green Bay with lieperr, Little H»pMbWrlghtatowii, Kankanna, Neenah, Menasba, Appleton. Ostikusli and Fond Dn Uc; Beat Krcnrsionsfrom Marinette, Menomonee and Sturgeon Bay. Train Excursions from all towns west to SteveniPoint, and Kest to Kewaunee.

175,000 POPULATION TO DRAW FROM !WANTBtD,RIG HTEEN Admission Shows on Percentage Baits. No Snake Eaters or Fake Shows. ONLY CLEANSHOWS. \\ ant Animal Show. Ponv Show, Ghost Show, good 0!d Plantation Show, good Yaudevlile

^2w:SnAl

SE?v^f??J?,'l?A??!,lil0

.'B;e„ri w,

ltllBwe11 'r0D '' Laughing Gallery, good Illusion Shows,or any GOOD PAY CLEAN SHOWS. ALSO Street Novelty Stands, Street Revsorants, Tarry StandsDoll RackB, Air Rifle Ranges, and all CLEAN Street Games. Terms-gio for ground space and privi-lege for seven days. Most write at once for space and contract, as everybody QOOD ii conilnz toGreen Baj ALSO THREE OPEN AIR FREE ATl'RACTIONS. Send particular* of'ArtsTand Best Terms.Address all mall and telegrams to CARNIVAL SECRETARY,

. „,D%»5™»*.?le*i,',<' R"l,w»y * Paw«.rCo.,Grae»iRay,Wls.

A DIFFERENT BAND EACH DAY TO BOOST VODR SHOWS.

The World BeatersSpectacular Burlesque.

Kinillr aeknowledge this call bv letter toJ. HERBERT HACK, 13SS Broadway, Room 19. Mew Vark.

P. 8,-CouldnseafewmoreOOOU Chorus (ilris.«—~ »,<••»

Wanted, forBOSTON PAVILION SHOWS,Al Sketch Team, salary, isu, and nil. One matl-

Eleven weeks. Bring Orchestrations, DramDon't go Just had one last week. P. S,

neo.Parts,

AlsoAl B. and 0. Mueiolans, write. AddressTIIOS. II. O'NEIL, Carthage, N. Y.

IRTY,

ROWLAND H. HILL,CHARACTERS. JUVENIliES, '

JOIN IMMEDIATELY. SPECIALTIES.8U8Q0EHASNA, Pa.

WIGHT-KULP CO. WattsMan for Leads and Heavies, Leading Lady,Comedian, Juvenile Man and Woman for Gen.Bus. and others. Long season. We pay ex.HII.UABD WIGHT, 007 8th Ave., care O'Dea, N.Y.

Will let RESPONSIBLE parlies take I good TomDoge for keeping if they will return them FREEor CHARGE when called for. All kinds of showpropcrt j for sale cheap.

0. 0. PHILLIPS. Cortland, Ohio.

LEE ORLAXTD,TBE KID JDQOLEB, AT LIBBRTT

For season's engagement. Plays small parts.Address IMS OLIVE 8T„ St. Louis, Mo.

FOR SA1VE,3 CAR SHOW complete or any part of It. Nowon road making money.

M. A. DEANK, Americ an Houae, Plttibnrg, pa,

SI

JOLLY GRASS WIDOWS010 BURLESQUE GO.

All People Engaged for Above Attraction Will Report for RehoaraalNDAY, AUG. e. IO A. IWI..TROCADIRO THEATRE, CHICAGO, ILL.WLEDGE CALb BY LETTER. ROBERT FULTON, HalACKNOW Hanagrr.

WANTED QUICK, FOR

HAVERLY S MINSTRELSVIOLA, to )ub»le» Oornat or Alto.Wire W. E. NANKEVILLE, Bijou Theatre, fItlapnrg, Pa.

1VA1VTED,For The Howard-Dorset Co.(Owing to dlsnppolntment). A good JuvenlleWoman enDable of Dlnvlnir mitw nonn lendsmust.be KXPKH1BXCKD IN Itfu'EftTOIItU, .NICE LOOKING PaS hnv^OOD WAHIVS Rt r"*lH =

Ry- Xo "me to dicker, say It all nrat letter.KOBE.

X. R—OTIIEIt "HKP."' PEOI'LB WRITR. RII.KNCK A POLlTri NKQATIVB.

wi™i2Jii?^?'.

M,ln.,0

y,aa,1]e 8

iB?e -

Comedian with Specialties, Soubrette, CharacterWoman, Pianist, nnd other usefiif people. Three night stands. State lowest salary andmparticulars. Write or wire. Say If you want tickets Western Xlnnagerssend^^n

CLARE JEAKJJfS CO., Oklahoma City. OhtoaPEOPLE AT

MANAGERS_ IN ALL BRANCHES

,p°;. Theatrloal Exchange, laonjo Broadway, Suite SO, N. T.«e book and route companies. Reasonable terms, (louses rep-resented. People furnished on abort notice. Write or wire.

JtTLT 2\ TITE 1<TEW YOTZK CIZPPEIT. 501

HERE'S A BUNCH OF SUMMER SONGS - GOOD ONE*

:

South Carolina SadieD0WN °" TH&V§$*» WHEN THE SUMMER

#mmBy MORRIS MAMLEY.

StW Ultra m* b« tiuw ih* toM, . m* to. I'll and Iwt tome «J*y.

THE GREAT NORTHERN QUARTETTE are featuring tola long at Electric P»rt,ims city, Mo. "Say It's treat." MR. MORRIS MANLKY Jdrs It nightly toirded houses. One of the Beat Coon Songi publlahed.

KsnaaaHowJed house*

DEED I DOBy 8, N. EDMONDS.

Dum jo' •all t* «•!• ' hi. btudt "Vm, is . dwd 1 da."

JOHN DONAHUE and MATTIE NICHOLS are featnrlng It as a Character Sketch.To*; aay lt'a the B«at Coon Song they ever had.

By HUGO O. MARK!.

-I—.-t-u

One of the Daintiest of Water Resort Songs, full of Life ami Qooil Word* andM'liulj. ' ' "

Alb HEW UP TO DATS • EH00RE VOfHBHI.

LOOKING

THEY'RE JUST WHAT YOU'RElW

TO PROFESSIONALS OSLV, SENDING LATEST PROGRAM.WK WANT YOU TO CALL AND TRY THEM OVKR.

Windsor Music CompanyNational Music Co. Selling Agls.

6B.ICAG0

266-268

Wabash Are. Come and See Us.

IEW 101141 Wilt

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BREEZES BLOWBy MORRIS MAHUBT

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ThU li one of the Bwestest Little Bouga written In yearn, MR. MORRIS MANLEYsays It will he a sure winner.

SOMETIMEBy THVRXOW UCURSMOE.

mm(I r~ -> *- I-

m T£$3emimwz*teA HemlClasilc Bong that la already fast winning llx way among the Rett Sing

era. Call at our studloa, we'll tench It to you.

For the

mm 1 Bim z$n $

RE-ENGAGED 3d WEEK.

F. M. AND

Greatest Show on Earth,FOR THE OPENING OF THE SEASON IN

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK CITY, NEXT SPRINGad for the

REGULAR TENTING TRAVELING SEASON OF 1905,

Every Latest Invention, Act, Feat or SurpriseTHAT BY ANY POSSIBILITY CAN BE EXHIBITED UNDER CANVAS.

NO FEATUBE TOO GRAND.And ID addition thereto All Kinds of High Class, Meritorious, Sensational, Reined, Chaste KililblOous,whether Ijy single Individuals or whole troupes and companies. Also Substantial, Nnvel and

Remarkable Attractions as well as First Class Male and Female Performers, Original Clowns.Menage Riders, Tumlilers, Leapers, Riders, Educated Trick and Trained animals or

all sorts, Aerlallsta, Acrobats, Gymnasts, Expert Performers, Sketch Artists,Athletic Entertainers, Hippodrome Riders, and all others

who may lie able to contrlbnte any

IK.N'gATIONA L ACT, PERFORMANCE, FEAT, EXPLOIT or SKETCH, HVHORODS,GAY, COMIC, GROTEStU'E, THRILLING or EXALTINU.

ALSO WANTED,

THE FINEST MALE AND FEMALE PEBFOBIEBS » ALL LINES.single, Doable, Triple or Whole Troupes, High Kickers, Tarpslcliorean Artists, Tumlilers, Leapers,Vanlters, Fantaatlques, Singers, Jockeys, Trainers, Teachers, Experts in All Branches.

Horsemen and Horsewomen of All Degrees.• Arenlo Actors and Exploiters, Children's Features. i

Living Human Curiosities and Freaks.Sports,' Oddities, Animal Wonders, and Animate and Inanimate Marvels. In fact

Everything on the Top of the EarthThat May Prove Interesting. Surprising, Daring, Hazardous. Perilous, Dainty, Crisp, Charming, orthat Will Serve to Maintain the Irreproachable Character and Hlgh.Unrivailed Standing of the Shows.

To economize time and save duplicate correspondence. Artists are requested to furnish in first

letter a full and complete description of everything they do In detail, number of persona in troupe,wliai apparatus or properties (If any) tbey have, and very lowest snlnry. Please forward photograph*la costume.

Address

Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show on Eirth, is Per Routs Below

:

JULY 36, ROCK ISLAND, ILL. AUO.JULY 20. OTTAWA, ILL. AUG.JULY 27, JOLIKT, ILL. AUO.JULY 28, AURORA, ILL. AUG.JULY 29, KLOIN, ILL. AUG.july so, dekalb, ill. aug.AUG. 1, DIXON, ILL. AUG.AUG. 2, FKRRPORT. ILL. AUG.AUO. 3, MADISON, WIS. AUG.AUG. 4, JANE8VILLE, WIS. AUG.AUG. 6, KOCK.PORD, ILL. AUG.AUO. 0, RACINE. WIS. AUO.AUG. 8, MILWAUKEE. WIS. AUO.AUG. », FOND 1)U LAC, WIS. AUG.ALU. 10, 08HK0SB, WIS. AUO.

11, OREEN BAY. WI8.12, MARINETTE, WIS.13, E8CANABA, MICH.15, 18HPEM1NG, MICH.10, IRON MOUNTAIN. MICH.17, 1RONWOOD.MICH.IS, ASHLAND, WIS.19, WEST SUPERIOR, WIS.20, D1JL0TH, MINN.21, MINNEAPOLIS. MINN.A ST. PAUL, MINN.24, WINONA, MINN.20, OWATONNA, MINN,20, MASON CITY, IA.

21. WATERLOO, IA.

THIS IS OUR 541b 00NSE0OT1VE WEEI OP 0UCGEB8.

PRESENTING OUR l»WN SPECIAL PLAYS.SPECIAL PAPER.SPECIAL SCENERY.

WANTED, for balance of Summer and Regular Season, a young, good looking SlDglng andiianclng Soubrette, for strong line of porta; Character WomBn; Character Man, to manage stage;*» for Props., Small Parta and Dancing Speolalty; Competent Stage Cerpenier, to plav lilts; Musi-"l Director (pianist who can arrange), and other dramatic people, Also Strong Sister Team for Fea-ture Specialty. Incompetent and disagreeable people closed without notice. State salary and full

2Mt

1!K!*J?.UI ftst-lMter. Pay your own. Address Paris, Texas, July i^M; Texarkane, Texa

-,«.Aug.«• CAN USE TWO FAIR DATES IN KAN. OR IOWA. CHARLES BRECKENR1DOE.

WANTED, FOB

The Henley Stock Co.,

PEOPLE IN ALL LINES, EXCEPT LEADS.Clever I |>-tn.|l>l, Specialty Tram, Planlit to Arrange and Load,

ml Uood, Hell. hie M»n for Ailvanrc Work.REHEARSALS AT BRISTOL AUO. 15. Address IlkAL Y ii CO., Bristol, Conn.

July 18, White City, Savin Book, Conn.

July 25, Aug. I OPEN.

Barnsboro, Pa.Pop., 6,000; Drawing from li.ooo: Seating

Cap.. BOO; Size of Stage, 2»xS0. Height lo Ofni-

tron, 23ft.

LOCATED 46 MILES EROK JOHNSTOWN. PA.;SO MILES FROM ALTOONA, PA.: 18 MILKSFROM URKSSON, PA., P. R. R. MAIN LINE.

ONLY TWO ATTRACTIONS LOST MONEYHERE IN TWO SEASONS.

$5,000 Spent on Improvements.FOR TIMS AND TERM8,Addrois PRED M0RLET, ktimger.

At Liberty,

J.W. BAYLBTLesids ami Heavies.

AVO GOHDOITCharacter* ami Heatvlos.

FEATURED FOR fi SEASONS W 1TH W. STATERPer, address, 1012 ALLEN ST., Dee Moines, la.

WANTED,A Piano Player_B, PETERS' STOCK, Rick will, S.C.

PERFORMERS °V5° EUROPEShould apply for lowest passage rates and

full particulars at

RAYI0ND&WHITC0IBC0.,NEW YORK—Sift UNION SQUARE, W.BOSTON—300 WASHINGTON ST.l'HILADKLI'llIA—1005 CHIC8TNUT ST.CHICAGO—232 SOUTH CLAHK 8T.

CLUB JUGGLERSSend lor Illustrated Catalogue, Froo.

FIEI l02EIUIIT,SO2E.I9tlSt.,N.Y.

S3 AT LIBERTY,GERALDINE RUSSELL,LEADS, HEAVIES, JUVENILES or INOKNUEH.

JAMES R. STOOKDALE.CHARACTERS or HEAVIK8.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Joint engagement only.Addiesa JAMES K. STOCKDALK, Klvemlde, K. 1.

ZAMBESI GEMGreat Discovery. Expertscan not detect it from gen-uine diamond. Coat* but

one-tenth. In brilliancy and cnt It has no eqoeLSetting solid gold. Write for Illustrated catalogue,HOWE* CO., DepL O.j 84* Dearborn 8 l, Chicago.

000 Second-hand PLUSH OPERA OHAIBB, „condltios. AMERICAN SCHOOL rUKMITOU00., 1*4141 West uth St. New Tork City.

BIG HIT LAST WEEK, SDUTUIN'QTON, CONN.

W. EDWIN ARDELL.This week—Capital Park, Hartford.

CIRCUS CANVAS and Tents of every de-scription. Second Hand Testa In Stock, writefor estimate.

SacceaSrTSVifmfe^, °°"129-188 Fourth St., Detrolt.Mlcli.

NEW SLOT MACHINE.Oar Electric Light Blowers have no «i»iel as amoney getter. Price, 125. Circular.

(IASSER MFQ. CO., Webster,

Second Hand BARD IRSTBDBEHTSSOUGHT, SOLD and EXCHANGED. Send for complele List. FRANK HOLTON A CO.,

10T E. Madison Street, Oblcago. III.

GOOD COMIC. ETC.. FILMS, ALSO A MOV-ING P1CTUHK MACHINE.

M. WHITE, 3037 Walnut, Fulls., Pa.

FOR COHMU SEASON,

CARUN and OTTOThose Clever German Comedians.

JULY IN, MOORE'S TEMPLE THEATRE, Detroit, Midi,

AT LIBERTY FOR COMING SEASON,

HARRY HOLMAN,comedian, with Strong specially, Wardrobe, Experience Aiililiy, Botier ami n Hani Worker,I'referaONE PIECE SHOW. Law Ht-aaon Wltii COUNTY CHAIRMAN.

Addrels week July IN, STAMFORD, N. V.; after tlmi earn (if N. Y. CLIPPER.

WANTED, lor REPERTOIRE,Den'l Misrepresent «r You'll Be Dismissed At First Rehearsal.

A lo. I HEAVY IAI, OABFBITEB that can make sets, to doable Band; STAGE

DIBEOTOB, PIANO PLATEN, to double Comet ; VERSATILE PEOPLE IN ALL LINES,

and MWICIAHB. Good wardrobe Imperative.Addreaa WINNINOER RIION., Mrmti Hay, Wis.

20 BURLESQUE WOMEN,EOIl LONG STOCK KNOAOICMKNT. Thcntrc Oncii the Year Arniinil.

Addri'HS

ALVID0 « LABBEBBE, fltaadard nealn, Houston, Torn.

J. L. TEMPEST DRAMATIC CO.,Dramatic; People in all lines, Including guod Woman for Second Munitions, hi rung line of Parts; (le,.-

nral lluslpesa Wuiuan, good Singing and Dancing Snutirelte, A N» 1 Piano Player, gouit (leeural

llunlnesH Man, Man for Heavies and Juvcnlloa, guod Character Man with Hpnoliiltlos. Hlate all In Itrst

letter, 1 pay hoard. Those doing spcclaltlea given I hi' preference. Show npuiiM middle of AiistiihI.

Address J. L. TEMPEST, '-to Honth ('•tharln« St.. aliviniiuloati, Peiin,

STANDARD THEATRE, DEAUM'ONT, TEXAS.i'ullyHIUgB

it's a .lilg winner for a live ninn, nml »np of tln> hot hotiRCH In tin- finnlli

H(|iil]i]K'd, Tmh bur iiiid hoarding Iiiiiihi- In mum rllon, new |ilniiu. electric 'iiiih, elc.

uiH-nlng, IHfl. scum Hon. (luiiii ini'iii Inn, mid sitiinli'd In one of iln< Ih-hI oil iowiihworld. Population, 'jr., lion, tluoil reason tnv Milling—hnv« tun iniicli (illu-r IiiihIiihnu to lit-

lend to., Call and are It or nnk any iierfoi-inei-N who luivii worked I here. For further pill'

tlriiisrs, uddresx A"

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ii

any perforinem who luivii worked li

W.VIIIO A LAKHEKIti:. Hliilidllld Thi'iilre, lloliNtoil, 'IVxii'h,

TIPPEL KLIMENT,NOVELTY COMEDY Mt SICAL ARTISTS, Invite oiterM for coining scaaiin, First class cnhlul nations only. Butleique preferred. Addresa care t,r i

I1AHDKN lULATKE, Hellevlile, HI., week 11; Leioii's Park Theatre. St. LoiiIm, Mo„ wwK 2«.

BTTXSDTO RRNT TOR K WEEKS OR IIUY FOR 1,'ASII,

About 1O0XS0, nomplele, and RESERVED HEATH: also All Kind* of circim Ada. A I week atauis'Addresa It. O. (i)OI'EH, Hotel Uxlinriun, l.onlon. Ma*a.

The Animal Impersonator,AT LIBERTY, far the Coming Hra.on, FOB VIRHT CLAHN ATTRACTIONS.Bat route WELSH BROS.' BHOI Fpr. address,

930 LIORRTY ST. I'alrr.on, If, .1.

WANTED AT ONCE,A General Business Maun, with Specialties, for Summer

and Regular Season.Bummer salary; must he low. lie ready in join on wire, Silence a polite negative. Show

hooked until June, IMS. Addresa . M. A, IIIlNf, Mamigtr Hunt Stuck Co.,Haul! Hie, Marie, Ont., July 11-2); ManuU'l ne, Midi., July «.sn.

«9SB

HARRY find MAY HOWARDi * wooden shoe dancehs.HURK P1RF. FIFTEEN MINCTTK LAOOIIINO AND APPLAUDING HIT. Mgra. and Agents of PalkSand Vaudevllie Uomblnationi, wire or write. July Da open. Ad. Hi B. uTfl ST., N. V.

602 ifffig ismr ^obk ma&sm, Jtlif 23.

Clipperm Office.'', ' p ' t-r-

In order <o avoiil mlataken and toIniiare tht, prompt delivery of theletter* ftdvertlnr/a »>» «M« >Ut, nnriivcloiiC lilllnlK nrtrifrpnuril mux! beent tor each letter, anil a wrltteaorder tor toe letter, iRiinl with the1(11 »tm« And n.lilrc-x* nml the HueW bdatnea* followed l>> the enilcr,Mast iim be enclosed.

1 Please mention the dnte (or niim-her) of THE IMI'I'EU In which theletter* »nu tor were adTertlacd.

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uaaMH, W. T.(illiiion *

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Allison. Mr». I,

AndertHai AgnesAnion In,

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Haclirlor SlateriBristol, Mr". JBrown, HelloByron a FosterHaldwlu. tMmDunce, .Mnml

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Rnrney. VioletHums Kivlyn \Y

Hrll. Victoria

Ekuss.Cliraler. Iiln

CheaUju, -MiceOalhihati, Ltihi

CranTonl. Josk1

Clark, Gertie«.'ifelll-ll>'i«BttaMdark. MnrleClarke, Mm. •Cole, Maggie I*.

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Vlllerx Slaters

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Norton, MlaiKackc, Mute, .N.

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Mr". A. M.Si'iinorc. Ilonu.iKlilelda, KllaSinclair. JuliaHlern, Mllil.Kliean. Anna5< ;otl. OIlTe'laimcr, (.'alii,

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lireen, Wm. ft,

(Ireely, TommylUrart,. S.Onralile. J. S.

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Maecy, CarletoiiMnaaeluian, C.

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MeaiU D. W.Metlee. J. B.Miehelaeti. Tlioralerkel, l.< ids

Miller, llnr.

Mullen, JimMcNully, W, FNormaim. JitB.NeromhH

W.W^.HliowNewell, BertNewtoB. foa.Newell, A lii'ii

Nelaer, HenryNairn, W. II.

NuaSP, Wm.Nelann. T. II.

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liellt Dro*.Boaenllml, D.H.Hitter, 0. II.

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lions A Killslloae, Leolleno, C. II.

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ntunmen, K. F.HinnliT, J:

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sidremi. W. II.

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SlHtcr ft Ftllcil I

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I'.iillshurv Co.Stlllwell. Har.Stark. TlicoIsuu Br»>.Pinlth, W. II.

i'lior. Mimical•rujtier. F. J.Thonaa. W. M.

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tililtlnn, .Inn.

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llayinore. Wiu.Hoaa, Chirk '

lindford. It. 0.lllc<> ft iVilicn

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SKIS NOTIC1D A.T 11EA1) OV LIST.1

T ' 4 a »«" ) ' • ' * '

TENNESSBI3.

Memnhla At Hopkins' F.net Kinl l'.irtt

(A, 11. Morrison, nmnticei) liviiieiidoint

trowda attend ovory nlRht, and the outdoor MtiitiwniPiitM are bciHinilna more popu-lar. The proitt'iimriio for weel of .lltly HIIncluded : luck Norworth, mouulotrnh com.c'dltin: liOretlo una lllnkc,. .ncrobntle coon-(Itnr.s ; Louise Dresser, Toraltat: Dr. UnletMiller, 'ntrodui'lnff tlic pneannltlpuone ; Do;roth Keuton, Ihc Kltl .Wltlt. the banjo. Knl'loon tiBcenslotia^ twice titilly und open ttir

linn'J concerts after tbe performances.rVaahvllle. — At the Castho, tllendnle

Park (Y. C Aley, tnnnagcr), quite an In;

novation xtna given the patrons of this popurInr resort week of July 11. la the shape of

r rnihatrel ftMt part, betide^ Jht regiitat

strong vaudeville Hit 'l^entydrra perform:era were on (he stage, and the singing wniexcellent, by, local talent na, well, as profesj.

sloMl*. Oeo. Bowen and John Cartwell held

the ends and createtl ronrs of laughter. Thtregular bill was made ui> na follows : JohnCartwell (third week), U. llownn. .mntg middame j lluuve? and Doane, Illubett

riuil War-

ren, the IVArvllle Nlslpfrt, I'alnro Ilros., andtuft.vltagrapb. Ilualudss contluttcs largo at

the park.-.::: » <» .. -in— Wllluit Mack In' plriylliit lenilln* romeilir

trlth the Viillsmoni Stock Co., WltUnmnpotf,Vn.. ..SIr.vM»ck,says. h»..y\ll(. notJm, litfe

own company coming aensnn owing to HillfiKK kilrVaijH Wilt.

BlisRACIIIJaETTS.

Doaton.—Indoor end outdoor shows wereboth popular Hat week, the weateer l^lngtnoie coujfirtablc thch aurtng the week tiro-

vioiik. Hie current tlicutric-Jl [citturo* uteA hew edition of ''Tli« Isle of Hplcc," at lUuUlObe: "Caprice," at tbe Castle Manure."Htrceta of New , York," at the llowdoiuBquare, and new bills at Keith's, the I'm.ice,

Austin & Stone's, Nlckcloileou and t tic parksHereafter Sundays at lleverc llcucri will beijnici, os far tig cntertanment Is conceriietl,the town buthorltles liaving voted to grantno licenses foe Monday amusements.

Oi.onic Tiieatiie (Btalr ft Wilbur, mana-gers),—This week Is a notable one In theHistory of "The Isle of Hplce," now In theeleventh week of its stay at this house.Novelty la added to the production by tbeappearance of new 1 principals—AleiandcrClark, Gilbert Gregory, Herbert Cawthorne,JobnGiiroy and Susie Forrester. The chorushas also been enlarged, and further changeswill be made before the show leaves town.Arrangements were practically completed toniove the extravagaosa to tbe Majestic, butit has been decided to flbisli out tne engage-ment at this house, tbe end to come, In an-other week. . Tin tiunttay 1'unt night, July 14,was a grand . success, i-'very sent was occu-pied by a gneat of The I'ott, although scoressough 1 to purchase tickets. Fully two-th'rdsof tba audience were women. To makeamends, tta far as possible, to such of its

readers aa were disappointed, the paper has"bought, the house" again, the performancebeing given on Tuursxiuy, july 21. -,

TsCMOtir Thkatbi (Jno. 11. Schoetfe), man-ttgeri.

—"Woodland" has reached the thir-teenth week of Its engagement. Three-quurterhouse* ruled last week, tne pieaaant weathermatting Jt possible for the players to enjoythe musical novelty in comfort Harry Hut-gcr and Alice JJavey sre constantly Improv-ing in their, roles of the Jail Bird and theDove, and the new changes In the book arebeing whipped Into shape. The one hun-dredth nenormance will be celebrated on.Wednesday night) July 2i\ and live canarybirds will be the souvenir gilts to the fairsex. Emma earns replaces Kate Uart asLady I'eacdck on Monday night of this week.

Casti.b Squakis TihK.vrnK (J. II. Kmery,manager).— "Dr. Jckyll. and Mr. Hyde"proved a strong attraction at this bouse lastweek, aud drew large audiences to this popu-lar stock house. William Humphrey gave anexcellent performance of the title role, and ingeneral tue presentation was a very credit-able one. "Caprice" is the offering this week,and all the leading players of the stock arcin tbeiunu In preparation, "A Parisian Ko-niance." t. .

BoWixiin Saturn: Theatre (G. 10. Loth-rop, manager).—"Streets of New. York" Is

being done by the bouse stock this week.(Jood sized houses resulted front the excel-lent performances of "Dr. Jckyll and Mr.Hyde." Tbe several characters In the playwero well taken care of. "The ColleenDawn" la the bill tor week of July 20.

. KrriTit'H 'I'jiuATitE tB. F. Keltb. tnann-Ecf):"—Ulg liotises and tip top sliow hist

week, 'tuose meeting wliu the warrantedapproval were: Mclntyre and Heath, 1,1

Note Brothers, Selieuk Drolbers, CarolynWilliams, Harry Walaon, the Mitchells, andtbe lcadettes. Showing here this week

:

Hairy Davenport, Hocli and Elton, Leonardand Drake, Thomas K. Clifford, Van Aukcnund Vanersoo, Delmore and unelda, Hissett and Scott, the Gagnoux, Itobhlns andFrenaman, Alexis and Bcholl, and 1111 entirenew set .of biograpb ptctutcs.Palace Thkatse iChailCs II. W'nldion,

manager).—Always Ihe same old, talu atthis house eaqh week, a new and amusing,bill of burlesque and vaudeville, with goodalzcd audiences ' viewing the derfdrm.uiees."The-SlcGte Jubilee" aild "Female -Hoard-ing School" arc given this week, with in-tervening vaudeville by Cdpplriger and White,Haley and Suck, Barlow, Weston and Allot,end Devlnc arid W'ooiey.• Austin A BTi.Nts'H Museum (Stone ft

Mbaw. managers).—Hilly .Washington's South-ern- Seicauderj make nn Ideal not weathercard Their form of entertainment appealedftrongly to large crowds last week, ami tbemanagement decided to hold .over the attrac-tion -another week. A few of tho manyoilier curio tin II features: lieu ilur, largeatufee ; lteltnont. Juggler; Mortons, slctgutof hand performer. Binge: Tbe Girls InIted. Blackford West. Gladys .Everlon, Ite-

becca ant John, Burton Olcnn, Harry Powell,John Forepaugb. Viola Bancroft the Jor-dans, Kamochi, tbe. Drews, Campbell 81s-teta,' tlcUeo Brothers, Powell Comedy Trio,Mackie and I'embroke.

Nickixuueun (L. B. Walker, manager).—

;

Ralph S.. Lexington's W'bnder, said to be 1moBt remarliable horse, la the big card in tbectlrlo hall this week. Dlavolona, queen ofIllusions, Is another attractive card. Stage:Kngllsh and Martin, Margaret Mnnley, JessieWelch, and the Delonc Sisters.

IHiin't tip 1'imis (W. 11. o'Nell, mahivger)

.

—The first week of the comic opera seasonat this resort met wltb considerable favor,the uffcrlug, "Mayo Sen," being well present-ed, and deserving of the applause received.Arlolph Mayer conducted with success. Thel'lncs Opera Co. begins an engagement onMonday afternoon of this week, opening lu"The Mascot," wltb Tom' Smith Martin andother favorites In tbe edst Tbe annua) chil-dren's .festival. Is also being held this week,and tho management, offers many pleasantsurprises for tbe llttlo folks.CliKSCKM (aitnLNs (W. II. O'Nell, mana-

Ber).—Tbe amusing farce comedy, ,"Atilorioiia Time," furnishes the fun for cur-rent week, and Is Interpreted by ii companyincluding John Birch, Charles ICdwards,Tom Morrlsscy, I'earl Duofurtu, ThorntonSinters, and Hoyt and Burke.

Nuui MiiKiiA I'akk ( I'd rlo Albcrte. innnii-

ger).—Annie Abbott was a magnet In tnoroways than one last week, tho young lady at-tracting and mystifying largo audiences Intil

week. The other numbers of the bill wereequally enjoyable. J. W. Gorman's ImperialMinstrel to. is this week's card.

Liixini.ton Park (J. W. Gorman, mana-ger).—Vaudeville replaces minstrelsy cur,rent week, the bill Including: The VillageChoir, Kimball and Donovan, the Vedmars,and tbe komograpli.

MKiiyuuti iTuiiLKVAitii Theatre (J. \v,

tlorman, manager).—Annlo Abbott, GeorgeDavis. Manvellc and Hlcnson, Hcbert andltogers, I-amlwrt and Ten Brooke, and thekoncograph are listed here tills week.

dossil'.—Ueo. T. Martin, formerly tenor ofthe Verdi Quartet, of this city, and for twotensons with Primrose ft Dockntader, bussigned with the W. II. West's Minstrels forthe season of 101)1-05, opening Aug. 22-.; ..Carrlq Perkins has lieen engaged by HenryW. Savage to slog Die role of Hl-Faloot, In"The Sho-Gnn." The regular season attbe Holds, tbe Colonial and Park Theatreswill begin Monday, Sept. fi HowellUsncel Is stopping at Concord, .N. II., In alittle wayside Inn. Mr. Hansel was recentlyelected n member of the board of directorsof the Actors' Society George W. Ma-gee, manager of the Grand Opera House. haBgone to Onset to Join the Summer theatricalcolony now sojourning at that placePerry Sage has replaced Arthur J. Clhrke asmanager of tbe "Woodland" company. Thelatter, after a week's vacation, will takecharge of "Yankee Consul," which opens forcharge of "The Yunkee Consnl," which opensfor n run in Chicago !n n few weeksWalter Lawrence, now stage manager of"Woodland." will leave Hint organizationAug. 1, to rejoin "The Sultan, of sulu. ". . .,

Utile Collins. noW with "Wood-land." will ' next acnimn j>ltiy Ihe" part ofJimmy. In "The Prince, of Pllscn." 1J.

Antinicite Urt.i'y, treasurer Of the 'irauil

Optrn: •Iran renirtted front Bracken's- Claim.lulluuuwo, S. U., where she was (he guest

of Judge 1. Abcrt Brtckett. of this cHr.

rind his mother.... Maikger Jno. HchoJffcU

of tbe Tremont, has chosen tbe Sbllley Point

Club as the place for bis outing to the memHen of "Woodland" Company and attaches

oFrhe theatre. The annual event will lake

place In a fortnight H. Price Webber,of .he Boston Ccnrfdy Co-i Which closed asuccessful seoadn of forty-five weeks last

week, In Maine, has been In Boston for nfew days. Ills next tour with the companysupporting Kdwlna <;rey (Mrs. Webber) will

open the middle of August, In an Increased

repertory Harry Bulger and Walter Law-rence, of "Woodland," have tukori a cottage

at Winthrou Beach for the remainder of

their stay In Boston. Visitors are enter-

tained royally by the comedians and their

wives Carle Lothrop, the clever press

representative of the Howard, Is resting bis

brain by taking In all the ball games at theAmerican and National grounds. MauagerWaldron, of tbe Palace, always accom-panies him Charles II. Perry, adver-tiser, has engaged the following to Assisthim during the Summer season : John But-ler, Dave Hrlttln, William Ward, Harry. Pey-ser, and Thomas Gaffney. When thla aggre-gation of advertisers stirt It Is needless to

say few places are left uncovered.a

Lowell.— Another week of fine parkweather, and patrons have been enjoying themany attractions offered by tbe pleasure r4f-

sorts.,

I.akevjkw Theatbe (J. J. Flynn, mana-ger).—Shorty .and Lillian lie Witt headedan excellent hill Inst week, to very good pat-ronage, and Bingham, the ventriloquist, en-tertained with a very clever act For tbecurrent week .tbe management has departedsomewhat from the usual vaudeville by offer-

ing Tony 8ull|van and company In "Fun onthe Bristol," and a farce, " 'Way Up East,"CANontE Lake Fabk (New Hampshire

Traction, mangers).—Business has been ex-cellent the past week at this popular resort.As this park offers private grounds for plc-

nlcers, many embrace this special feature,and spend their outings here. The theatreoffered a good bill last week, to big business.Current: Gorman's Cosmopolitans, IncludingBellman and Moore, Claude Fredericks andpony, Don; Opera Bouffe Trio, Mr. and Mrs.Stuact Barrow, and Andy McLeod.

Wiilowpai.b Tiihtbe ( ilowera Brothers,managers).—The theatre offered Miles andDavis, Johnnie Weber, Lulu Crosby, and StVernon last week, who entertained good sizedcrowds, afternoon and evening. Tbe IroquoisCanoe club Is making Its headquarters at thispark, and many picnic parties were held hereduring last week.Hampton Beacit Casino (Wm. IL-Fhln-

ney, manager) .—The New Y'ork VaudevilleStars will entertain here during the currentweek. The list Includes : Henry and Hoon,l.a Veen and Cross, Kenny and Holljs, CarlW. Sanderson, and Ward and Raymond.Last week's bill was up to expectations, theHickman Brothers, and Nelson and Mllledgebeing especially favored. ' This resort alsoentertained the Centralville Lodge ofI. O. O. P., at their annual outing, 14.Mention.—Camilla C. Avery left last

week to sing with a concert; company atthe fair In St Louis At tbe meetingof the International Alliance of TheatricalKmploycs, at Milwaukee, July 12. Union 111)

was divided, and Lowell, Mass., sep-arates from Haverhill and Lawrence. Thematter has not been adjusted as yet by thelocal order, John Mccann, clarionet ofthe National Band, started for Ireland fora visit last week. His associates presentedlilm with, a gold mounted pipe on the eveof his journey Charles L. (Hidden Isplaying an eight weeks' engagement at Re.vcre Bench. .... .The hotel at Canoble LakePark was consumed by. Are last week, andthe Inmates, Including the performers atthe theatre, lost many of their persona!effects Band concerts arc being offeredby the city on the commons, and arc beingenjoyed by big crowds.

Hew Bedford.— At Sbeedy's PurchaseStreet Theatre (David R. Bufflnton, mana-ger) the melodrama, "Wicked London," waspresented throughout the past week, withmany sensational and realistic effects. Thisproduction was Interesting, and afforded rareopportunity for realistic stage effects, whichwere fully taken advantage of. All mem-bers of tbe company were well suited to theroles assigned them. Patronage was not upto the usual standard seen at this favoritehouse, which Is attributed to tbe outsideSummer parks attraction; The Current week'splay is "In Sight of St Paul'a."Lincoln Park (Isaac W. Phelps, manR-

jer).—All the .usual outside attractions aran full swing here, and patronage continuesInrge. The vaudeville features are strongand are proving d big magnet. Last week'sbill was furnished by Fleming and Lee, aero-Iwis: Mason And Lee, who presented a neatand clever character singing and talking act.Which pleased immensely ; the; Glbney Sisters,excellent singers and dancers; Charles Mc-Kenntt, and Iteed and Shaw, In a pretty ex-hibition on the sliver rings and trapeze.Current week's bill Includes: The KentuckyGirls, Hamilton and Toomey. Welter W'ent-worth, Mamie Harnlsb. Will Gardner, andmoving pictures.Maihnk Park ami Lakesidh Park still

offer picnic parties, music, dancing, boatingaud bowling,

..Nktks.—Pawnee Hill's advance car. No.1, arrived In town July 13, and covered thocity proper and outlying towns with tbelrflaming posters. The show Is due here 20.. . . . D. it, Morrison left here the past weekto Join the Corse Pnyton Comedv Co., atSpringfield. Mass. This will be his thudseason with this company. .. .Albert Lando,of the Bufflnton Stock Co., at Sbeedy's The-atre, met with a rather painful accident dur-ing the performance of "Wicked London"last Thursday. The handle of one of thechlinehells slipped from Its place, and strik-ing on the nctur's. foot,, caused, a painfulwound. With great effort Mr. Lando con-tinued his role.. .. .. Charles McGrnth closedwith the Bufflnton 8,tock Co 16.

"Nutmeg jJa'Sh? 2 &ei «<**nery i H nn_

being built here and the season will „,J

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HOI yoke.— At Mountain Park t'naln.ftiottli PMIIssler. tBnngcri "The TeleLh.n,Olrl," week of July if, drew recordTeakIng crowds. Harry Laurence, us liana Miwas * big sneeeis, and the work of KatberiaaGoodrich, as Toots, was a feature. For u-n»tof 18 "Confusion" will he given.

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FfKiTLimlTM.—The Opera House onens inseason Aug. 22, with "Busy lxiy." ^ ""

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Taunton.—At the Taunton Tlteiire(Cnhn ft Cross, managers).— At Sa'MKitiaPark (J. J. Flynn, manager), for the weekof July 10, "The Trollew Party" pleased ver!large audiences. For week of 18, tbe Imperlal Specialty Co. will be the attractionThe company consists of the Magnanl I'nuilly, the Nollcs, Ester Temple, and Burn*and Charcoal.Note.—Pawnee Bill's Wild West car Hi

4, billed the show very heavily for Its aa?pearance here 23. . .*,. r

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Sprlncrneld—F. W. Sutherland, whorecently came here to> take tbe leadcrahlnof the Second Regiment Bond, has givengeneral satisfaction^ and has been CDKncedfor one year The Boom Mayers UneraCo., at Brookslde Tark, Orange, Is ofterlnca good ahow, which is meeting with suecess Richard O'Brien, of North Adamshas recently Joined the Empire TheatreStock Co., Providence, R. I.... f.. Miss nCndemon, a former member of the Monntn'nPark Opera Co., has been visiting old frlen-lsIn Holyoke Stetson's "Uncle Tom'sCabin," which is exhibiting under canvaswas In Windsor Locks, Sulffeld and Thomn'sonvllle, Ct., the last three days of lustweek, and played to fair returns.... OraL. Atchison, violinist, has a position atCape May, N. J., for the Summer. . . Sau-telle's circus exhibited in Plttsheld, tbemiddle of last week .... Pawnee Bill's WildWest Is to be in Plttsfleld Aug. 10.. .. cv-elonc, the 'cyclist, who wag at PontoosacLake last week leaping the gap, had a fallbut was not severely hurt. In coming dowrithe Incline bis wheel swerved a little, andhe failed to meet the other piatfoimsquarely. He will be at Forest Lakeralmer, this week.. ..... .Julia Sackeu!profeslsonally known as Julia Bandersouand Albert Sacketi, of tbe ForenaualiStock Co., of Philadelphia, are sammerlngwith Mr. Sackett's parents In this city.The Corse Peyton Stock Co., as Is Its annn'nicustom, will commence rehearsing at tbe Nel-son Theatre this week, after which It wPIopen Its season In. the Court Square Theatreabout Aug. 1 The time has nearly ex-pired for the bill boards to be removed with,in.tho limits of tbe parks and parkways tocomply with the new faw, bat only a few havi>been removed to date Archie Hlndlev.of North Adams, who was with Baranm '4

Bailey's Circus as oho of the band men, wasobliged to return to his home on account ofIllness. The doctor announced It as a cnx"of small pox Chief Building InspectorDyson, of Boston, Inspected the Nelson andNew Gllmore Theatres, and asked that a

number of changes of minor detail lie made,so that everything may be ready at the open-ing of another season.

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Manchester.— The Pawnee Bill WildWeBt Show gave two performances here July10, to. the capacity of its tent. The paradeIn the forenoon was the best seen here Inmany years. Tbe large crowds at the doorwere met bv the genial veteran doorkeeper.W. A. Hundley, who says he has not missedone number of The Old Reliadle since 1807.Press Agent Billy Fleming reports that theannex department has the following roster:It.' II. Wilson, manager; Prof. Ed. Thorn,lecturer; Jos. F. Ferris, Billy Nelson, Billy

Fleming, In the annex ticket boxes; KidFerris and his staff, who keep tbe crowds onthe move all tbe time ; troupe of. eight Slngi-lese, Trlxie Roderlco, snake charmer ; Cisco,the Australian; Geo. La Vasseattr, strongman ; capt. Geo. Dcver. tattooed man ; Lund-hove, troupe of Hindoo wonder workers:Prof. Ed. Thorn, Punch and Judy; troupe ofthree boomerang throwers ; Jerry Thompson.whistler; Al. Hulman, colored minstrels:Woods and Woods, bag punchers ; Mme. Ru=kirk, mind reader. J. Lynd and sons are tbecaterers. In .charge of ..the, cook house, andtheir system of feeding such a large crowdIn a short space of time was so successfulthat It is to be adopted by the State of Penn-sylvania, for. its .national guards' encamp-ment. Robert Ryah; teamster, employed bytbe show, was run over and instantly killed

at Portland. Me.. 14.Notes.—iThe Foramen ft Fleming attrac-

tions-will have a braqd new farce comedy ontho road next season, in addition to their

standard play, "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Mr.Forman is now In Buffalo, booking his various

attractions, and also has charge of n vaude-ville agency.. .. ..The Mnglnleys, aerlnllsts.

lost their valuable wnter spanlci dog. "flyp,"

14, at Manchester, N. H J. C war-ren Joins the Pawnee Bill Wild West. 18,

at Nashua, N. H U. G. Howard, with tbe

Forcpaugb-Sells Circus advance car. had tworibs broken and -was otherwise seriously In-

jured In a railroad wreck at Gorham, N. IL,

July 14 H. Sheldon Whitney, a ManChester boy, now With "The Prince of ril-

seu" Co., in London, writes home that ho

won the 100 yard dash In 10 2-6 seconds nt

the Heme Hill Track recently Reed's Ac-

robatic Bull Terriers, and the Two Mnglnleyswere tho attractions at Pine Island Park,

week of 11 Frank Layo and bis tent showreport success throughout the small townsof Cannda. where he Is now playing.Welsh Bros.' Circus Is now nlnylng In NewHRmpnhlre, and report that business la sat-

isfactory Al. Martz Specialty Co. I*

now headed toward this State, and will pmidates In'samo for the next. few weeksBilly Nelson, for three seasons mannger nt

tbe Palace Thoatre, Is now managing the

side show of the Pawnee BUI Wild West.

4 '»LOUISfAITA.

Lynn.—At Gorman's Summer Theatre, Sa-lem WIIIowb (M. J. Doyle, manager), businessuie post week, was tine. The Gibson Girlmade her appearance, and became

. 11 greatfavorite. Thta week Goima3*s Olympics Is „ *£w . Orleaaau—At Athletic Writ (li-

the attraction. ': . C. Fourton, manager) the Imperial Opem

Notes.—The opening- of Bliay's Summer '

show Iiouae, at Bass Point. Nabunt, hiis beeiidelayed this Benson, owlbg to the fact thatthe steamboat service between the town andlloston has been siich that people were un-able to reach the point In numbers .largeenough to warrant the opening. ManagerShay expects to do business during the latterpart, of this month and August. Thowork of rebuilding the Lynn Theatre hasbeen started, and will be rushed night andday until completed. Manager Harrison ex-pects to have everything ready for the open-ing, early In October. Fred Mower, ofthis city, has Just closed his season of forty-five weeks with "Onr New Minister" Co.,and will spend Ills vacation In this vl-dully The nat-vey ft Gage' Conledy Co.(Inc.), a Lynn organization, .will enterthe repertory Held the coming season, withFrank J. Harvey and Frederic Gage as man-agers. Both have had much experience Inthe business. The company will plajr theleading cities In New England and New.York State with nn entirely new list ofroyalty plays and scenery, la tbe companyIs Matste Cecil., who will be the leadingsoubrette. and -her singing aad_ dancing

sJo. began It* engagement July 11,- present-

hi '"The Mikado" to gbod sired and an-

pmmlae to be features. John T. Powers IsIn he the principal comedian, and he Is wellknown in thenlrcirncrn. Another favorite,vv|il be Florence Mark. In all there will lie

eighteen people. 'Among the prodiictirins

will be the plays "The Parish Priest" aud

irrelative audiences, which tohtiniied dur-

ing the week. The same company will P'«»

"Iojanthe" for week of 18. .

Wkijt End (J. J. Corcoran, , manager!.--McMahon'S Mrflds appeared for week of 11

(second week), with a change of bill.•

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cludlng Badcl-Lavlllc company, trick liicy-

cllste, and Van Cleave and his mule, wnn-n

Sleased largo audiences, as usual. 1 r01 '

oe Mnonolln, tbe blograph man. won rniicn

applause for his splendid assortment ot

new films, while Paolettl's Concert Unna

was fully up to the standard. Hustling Ji nl

Corcoran, the popular manager, promiseAnother high class bill for week 18.

Fooi.tsH Hoisa (Ed. Levy, manngeri.-;This popular Mirror Maize got Its share 01

patronage for week of 11, and as usual wen

many, laughs with its handsome and co^uy

mirrors. ...

Notks.—Eunice Clark Drake, the wt-ii

known comic opera singer, and her huso*"1 "'

CAr| Norman, are Crescent City visitors. «r-

rlvlng here via steamer, from New l*at»

week of 11 Manager Jake .Wjlla,J"South Amusement Co.'a director, was a • w»i

cent City visitor last week, and was greetce

by n legion of friends. 4 . . . •

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— Gertie Lewis is pit

ingenues With TnllaraWllllamsport, Pa.

playing aoubrctte; and

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THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 503

WAWTIBDttOnte, a nunilwr of giiod Second

ihmd j'Unw-Conilc, eto., long ones H possible;

iiio Edi*on BxblMtlon or Universal Klnetoecope.*1W "'"""j HALL, 3M MoAlptn St., Phl!»., ft

KoH 8A L.E or rftt, Mechanical Wbx Figures,

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Noun words and music, sketches, etc. Send stamp

CIIAS. L. LEWIS, 4» Richmond 8t.., Cincinnati , O.

'How TO START IH SHOW DTJ8INKSB.ii'oiivrlght) 8 different books 10 cts. All kinds acta.

MORVllErr'S SOHOOL, 881 1^ 12th St., Pblla^Pa^

^A. GOODRICH, LAWYER, Ml West Madison

St Chicago; established 1864. Business legal andquiet. Branches and facilities In other States.

wanted'~kiiowiv to bandmasters,THAT THE MILITARY MARCH TWO STE1\.•IAPTAIM BKOKE" (J. 8. FARRELL, corn-

noser of "Yale Cadets"), Is being plajeil wlih suc-

cess. Hand price, 30c. J. S. FARRELL,47 William Street. New Haven , Conn.

8THKBT HEN AND GRAFTERB.-We aremiiiiiifacturers of the Chemical Microscope or

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~K6R BALE CHEAP - MEKRY . GO •

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LEONARD KLETT, 74 Cortland St., N. Y. City.

""nUKT. COACH, tjOOO. PITTED HP TOSLEEP 2*. U'O CELLAR. GOOD CONDITION.

W. II. RICE, 161J Tribune Bldg., Chicago.

THEATHlGiLaIOTEU

BOIMIM HOUSES.

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OP01l',rr^.w H0TEL

tBroadway and

aithSL, New York. European Plan. Room* to aweek, up. Wm, U. Molt, Prop. . M. E. McNulty.Mgr.

nf?' C,2AJ*^:*:m HOTM-. 15 So. CUrt SU,

Chicago; Root J. Gould, Prop. Theatrical Head-quarters. Room* J 8 to »7 per week.Steam heat,hatha

WAITED, Med. Performers, Sketch Team,sing and dance; Black Face and Irish Comedian.Tickets to right people. Electric Medicine Co.,

North Loop, Neb . Julytg; Harwell, Neb., 2».

^tT-TbERTY AWO, 1, for St, LouisEkpT-sltlon or carnival Co., High Class Magic and Punchand Judy Show, Strong Ballyhoo, Burlesque Magic,Talking Plgnre, Lecturer, Announcements, Open-ings and all day grinder. Address S. P. Bowman,14b Illinois St., Chicago. III., care of Atlas NoveltyCo. W. H. Wright, write.

WANTED, Musician* for bund and orchestra,

for big rep. company, playing mostly1 week stands;

two or Mires actors, who play brass; property Man.wliocau double In band; DratBalic Leader, whocan arrange: Character Woman, Han for ad Busi-

ness, Some Heavies. Wardrobe, talent and sobri-

ety Indispensable. Low, sure salaries. Manage-ment pays all. Give age, height, weight and pro-gramme, and lowest salary to Insure answer. Add.by mall onlv. Open Aug. 28. William Brooks,Mgr., Box jjg. Buffalo, N. Y.

WANTED, GU'ICK, Good Street Entertainero work from platform: must play your own music;preference given Good Loud Black Pace BanjoSinger; one who can do Comedy In Medicine Acts,mange soDgs and gags, for week stands; goondresser and strictly sober. J ust got rid of a BOOSESOAKED HAM. Mention lowest salary and bereairy to Join On wire. Address

C H. CONRAD, Osswatomle, Kan?.

AT LIBERTY—Sing High Class Ballads, 1st

Tenor Parts, quarl'tles and Chorus, Want all

expenses (no salary) paid, with privilege of sell-

ing a specialty to the trade. Can make good.Address J. W. OCKER. Greeley, In.

VANISHING Playing Card Illusion.—Platingcard placed iu a glass of water and covered by alisudkerchlef Instantly vanishes. Good for stageor parlor work. Outtlt stands critical examina-tion. The Great Kellar writes that It Is a veryclever and Ingenious Invention. This card, al-

though of a chemical composition, feels exactlylike an ordinary piaylng card, but on coming lii

contact with water disappears Instantaneously.(An elegant trick to quiet the "Wise Goy"ln thegallery that knows It all.) Packages of 54 cardsnailed on receipt of 14 two cent stamps. NoaKents. Professional use only. ILLUSION CARL)CO., 1304 Ulrard Avenne, Philadelphia, Pa.

NATIONAL"^^ftMH,^z7_I_lxTVzT__?-_A- JJOOLEY, Prop.

WM. TELL HOUSE, Howard and SomersetSta., Boston, Mass. Central location. Excellent—*L EMILYT. BANNWART, Prop.

RKVKRK HOUSK,CLARK and MICHIGAN STREETS, CHICAGO.

American, 12 and np; European, 76cts. and up.Special Kates to Theatrical Profession.

g. A. CROWE, Proprietor.

KAISERHOFFireproof. European.270 S.CLARK ST., nearJackson, CHICAGO.

SPECIAL RATES. NEjygEHMAN RESTAURANT.RUM HOTEL' *4 and 80 W. 1 41 h ST.,CINCINNATI, OHIO. AMERICAS PLAN.

«7.O0 SINGLE, $8.00 DOUBLE PER WEEK.CIIESTERFIELD—Elegant Hotel; modern.

Perfect ciilslue, service, appointment*. Europeanplan. J. MJIANKAIIAN, Prop., l'etersburg.Va.

thapA lgah, 1 18-in East 14th8U New York,opp. Dewey. Rooms 50c., 7&c, $1, ll.ao day; »2.Mto 18 week. WJIJIAKNIOANjPropr._

Wabash A Madison, CU1CAGU.O. 0. Vaaghan, Prop. Strictly

i American Plan, $s-$is single:$7-112 double.

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Holt's New Hotel Cafe^,^^^!Rooms JOc. to 7Sc. per day

; 12.00 and 18.00 a week.Ladles' Restaurant on second lloor. No. 6 E. 4thSt.

, Wilm ington, Del. O. It. HOLT, Prop,

PALACE HOTEL, 101 N. Clark St., Chicago.European, $.1 per week; with private bath, 17.Turkish Bath, too. II. B. HUMPHREY, Prop.

8T, JAMES HOTEL. TOLEDO, O. Amerl-canPlan. Theatrical Headquarters, f 1.38 single,II double: |8 and $7 per week.

PASTOR'S14th ST., BET. !M and 4th AVER.

HARRY ALICE EI).W.taon, tlulrhlusja A Kilwsnli

Haitian- •>• «Ji WaltonSalllran A Pasqaeleaa

3 Madras*garden triocoulter a8taurhoyt * wallerWALDOJniilLEK

May LeonARLINGTON i DELMOREMORRIS A MORRISIIEVERR SISTERSTRAVKLORAPHS

THE AMRIUCAN VITAQRAPH.

Huber's ™h MuseumGao. II. Ilubrr, Pri.pr. J. II . A nilertnii, Hgr.WANTED, for the opening, Aug. 1, Attractions andFreaks for Curio Halls. Add. J. II. ANDERSON,as above.

EEO. ^ MAY WOODWARDTHE ORIGINAL SUNBURNED RUBES.

JUGGLING MATHIEUSMARVELOUS DISPLAY OF DEXTERITY

Address all agents or tSM W. Stfth St., Chicago. III.

CHAS. E. COLBY andALLtE O. WAY,

The Ventriloquist and Dancing Poll.

AL LAWRENCE,ViudeviUtt "amuilnglst" Mlmitlc.

Permanent address. R. P. D. No. 1. Kent, 0„ U.S.A.

(THE LITTLE MAGNET),

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VICTOlt HOI SK, 274E. Indiana St., Chicago.Room and Hoard, $$ week. Italian and FrenchOulBlne. Centrally located. V^Captellazi, Prop.

_ HOTEL OXFORD, Canal A AdarnTstsTwestSide, CHICAGO. American* European. Specialrates to Professionals. PRANK HUNT, Proprietor.

HOTEL VELEYEUROPEAN FLAM.

ABT special weekly rates to the profession.IU Clark St., Oblcago. Most central location In Ulty

WANTED, A LADY PIANIST; must beexperienced Iu ORCHESTRA and VAUDEVILLEwork; also young and good looking. Good nagee.Steady work. ADDRESS LADIES' ORCHESTRA,1123 Howard St., Omaha, Neb.

WANTED—8. and D. Comedian anil Sou-brette; must play organ, work In sets and canmake them go. Tell all brsr tetter. Bat and sic rpon lull no. Lowest salary and be ready to Join onwire. Tickets* no. 8mlthAMcOarthy,Preeporl,Pa.

UNIVERSAL EDISON EXHIBITIONMechanism wanted, In fine order, late date.WANTED at Once, a nnmber of good SecondHand Films—Comic, etc., long ones If possible;also Edison Exhibition or Universal Kinetoscope.

MECHANIC, care of CLIPPER,

Wanted, Vaudeville Aots,Suliahle for Free Garden. Slate lowest possiblesalary. We get you first class hotel accommoda-tions next door at $j per week. Address

VENETIAN GARDEN, 8tenbenvlllc, Ohio.

Prop*Setof27AluminumChimesAlso Marlmbaph one, 2,'i octave chromatic; NewTaylor Trunk to lit each Instrument Address S.II. UUOHANAN, 003 N. Avon St., Rockfurd, III.

WANTED, AT ENGLISH, Ind.During week of a. A. R. Encampment, beginningAug. 16, '04, Good COMEDY OR REPERTOIRESHOW. Have up to date house: seating capacityo'_ W0; JOHN II. LUCKETT, Manager.

Slreetmtnjraln Agents & Canvassers SuppliesWe Always Have the Latest Novelties.

_. Send for Our New Catalogue.UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO., pniriflflMS La Sail. Street, - - UHUffloUi

WAITED QUICK, for the Uncle IrakMagical Entertainers, Good Comedian; muat playsiring Instrument. Salary low, but sure; noticke ts. Add. P. V. CALUOUri, Coltonplant, Ark.

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lit STEHKOPTIt'ON is an honest made, upto date, Professional machine, with all the latestImprovements. Our Second Hand Films andSong Slides are the cheapest. Send stamps torlist. Also highest prices paid.

PEiBCE & SCHECK,Wo. 81* N. Calvert St., Balto., Md.

"THE PLY FLIRT." ATLANTIC OITV, N. J

MR. and MRS. JACK BURCH,PREMIER Il.l.tSIOMs 1 s.

ONE «1P THOSE SATISFACTORY ACTS.GRAUMAN CIRCUIT, CALIFORNIA, INDEFINITE.

MAYME REMINGTONAmi BUNQLE BOOI.UD UABIES-llolel Uartlioldl,NLV,LAgents: JO PAIGK SMITH and WM. MORRIS.

BARRY t JOHNSONTRAVESTIES IN VAUDEVILLE.

Kb Hoate With Th* Or.atWALLACE IIIOWS.

Ant] His Band.

HELM&0AR1L TRIO,World's Cliauiplon Aerial liar Oymnasts.

DONNIE,Queen of the Aerial Kings.

Corelli, Rooney & Rover,Comedy Acrobatic Fonturc.

THREElAVAROSGreatest Act of Its Kind In (he World,

ALLEN SISTERS,I.nlo of the Famous N'oIndii Knntlly.

Tumblers, AcrohutH nncl Coutortloulsts.

TOM-STElLISG&lil€BOLS-LouDouble and Klngle Clowns. Look out for

Our New Speolnliy Nett Benson.

PRIVILEOES—> CONCESSIOHJS-OF ALL KINDS

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ARTHUR P. LANGAN,SlatPLE 8aiT fOHPKINB.

ALL GOOD AGENTS.

WANTED.Twe 6eod Original Cemedians, Seubrette,

Basse and Aria, Character Weiaa.

Also first class Tenor, for Comic OperaCompany,opening from Chicago, tatter part of Sopiemher.Long season. Sure money. Address O. L. JEAN-OON, jjj E. P. P. Ave., Colorado Springs, Colo.

Sketch Team and Performrra DoublingBrass; also Musicians—Comet, Trom-bone, Clarionet.

WALTZ SISTERS' SHOW.Payne, n., Wedaesdav, 20: Antwerp, 0., Thursday,21; Ohio city. 0., Permanent.

t. 6. r.

New, high grade aud low pilch. Cost $120. Sell

for $40eaoh Will wend, subject to examination.If charge* are guaraittceu ho t h ways. W. W. Wi L-

SON, Mnrle Fountain Co., Colorado Springs, Col.

GILMOUR and LATOURtlll-UAN-CY BKACII, MICHIGAN CITY,

IND., ALL flt'HMBR,

It.lRKY 11UOWM,TUESINOINQ COMEDIAN. 1118 NEW BONO HIT,

•I'LL. UO AH MUCH FOR Kill."Care ol CLIPPER.

TOM BATKIHAIV,Descriptive Actor, Vornliat, ChangeArtist, den. Bias. Per address,

III SORPIN ST., Fall River, Mass.

AT LIBERTY FOH NEXT HEABON.

TROCADERO QUARTETTfe.Keith's New Thtalrc, Plilla., July 18-23.

JOE HIRNES. Rep.

BERTRAM MILLAR,LEADS and MEAVIKS, 47 W. 38th St., New York.

FOR THE HOP GROWERS' PICNICTHE LARGEST EXCURSION AND PIUNIO

IN NEW YOKE STATE.

To Be Held at Lakeside Park,SATURDAY, JULY 30.

PRI Vl I.EOER Ti) LET: Ealing ami Drinking, gulckLuuubea, PraukJuerier rjjauds, Fruit Stands,Whips, Novelllei, Soda and Lemonade Stands,aud all kinds of Legitimate Ride Shove* for theMidway. Address quick. J. L. CAttHOLO,

_ P. tLBox 3M, Sytacuse, K, Y^

WANTED.For My Two Companies,

eastern and western,

WEEK AND THREE MOOT 8TAKDS,

Leading People, Soiiliretti1

and Come-

dian: Woman for Charaeters

and Heavies.

lOHKOFTIlE ATTRACTIONN WITHRINGLINQBROS/

illWORLD'SGREATEST

Thele Attractions Bay be fMhll CANRINGLINO BROS., Bataboo, Wla, or as perrout* of show.

DA eolFFAWLYAs Abaolutely Original Aerial DtiplaJ.

Tim rAMors

7 JACKSON FAMILY 7America's Qreateat Troupe of 'Cyclists,

THE FLYInTFISHERSBtaaatlooal Long Distance Uld-AIr Uapa.

THE ELDREDSOnly Three Artist* In the World Accomplish-ing Triple Simultaneous Lcnp frtim tit*

ground on to the back of a gnlioplng hQrip.

9ENBR0 and THECLTh* World'* Most aUrvelaui Contortlonlit*.

THE AERIAL SMITHSArtistic rosing on the Doubt* UTtpsn.

dollaITTroupeAcrobats. feature with Rlnglloi Bro*

'

Circus—Recoud Year.

People doing specialties given preference.n r

; must"gr.M

Raolt St*. Marie. Mkn., July 96 to Aug. s.

Lung engagement. Sureaslary. OANDHETWuOOlib UP TO HATE TEAMS: must play parts.Address TOM MARKS, Hgr, Marks' Stuck CO.,

MARION and DEANEALAMEDA I'AIIK, BUTLER, PA.

I

WIGS& SHINDHELH.Thtatriaal WigMAKER. Good work for low prices.

_ 118 West 28th STREET, New York.Send stamp for price list.

L. P. KUOTT, lasical Acrobat,JVANTS PARTNER, Young (Jirl that can slDg and'.'""..sonie stage experience and musical talent." rl,t! 242 West 24th St, N.Y.OIty.

SIDE SHOW PAINTINGSMIDWAY FRONTS.

^i-jLJBAjrnEN* CO.. 108 B'way, B'klyn, N. Y.

ACROBATS. NOTICE!1 would like to Julu sonic GOOD ACT. Can tumble.

{Si,W11 DNDER8TANDER. AddressKOUERT BARRETT. 21M Henry St., New York Clly

WANTED, A COMPLETE REPERTOIRE CO.,««t be Hrst class, with good wardrobe, and makegoid Vaudeville headlmers.J^ L. LAMBERT. Hotel Ave., Tan Wert, Ohio.

Waited, Bright Utile Comedy*?I

yw? people—Udy, Oent and little Olrl. WillP»y|l0for9ultabt«oue.

LOCK BOX 183, Blouz Falls, S. D.

FUTURES.UTIIDC HUSBAND OR WIFE PHOTOS, IA.00

UllC per 1,000; FORTUNES,60c.;Samp.lOc.I ITT MinUIUCC For Future Photograph*

J ITIAun IlLp and Lovers' Post Odfoe.

BUBSA CO.. 1917W. Wlllard St., Pnlla., Pa.

raTiyfiiiwfiiNWho Is ligbt, and about 20 years of age. Must be

single and good looking, who cud sing, mix In

good nacleiT and ride i> horse.

J. II. SULLIVAN, Manager, Valparaiso, luil.

WANTED,BY THE WILLIS STOCK CO.,Comedy, with Special Paper and Small Gist; well

kniiwfl play preferred lhnt has not been West.

Omul people with specialties wrlle In. MANACKIt,WILLIS STOCK CO., Auditorium Theatre, Win-

nipeg, Man., Canada.

WANTED, FOB LEWIS aad POORE'Slllg Scenic Production of "Ten Nights In a Barloom," Musicians to Double Stage. Tuba Player

to Double Piano, Trail Drummer to Double Stage.

Also Advance Man who is not afraid or paste. All

Ten Night People, write. Stop at hotels. Nonariulcs. Address

W. P. LEWIS, Grafton, Nebraska.

WANTED,Circus Attsforltode Fisk's Society Cireus

People doing two or more good nets. Open Aug. o,

Siaio what you do and lowest salary In first letter.

I pay expenses. Also want Clowns, Musicians,

Canvas Men, Song and Dance Te«m. AddressDOOR FISK, Wonewoc. WI*.

Wanted, tor Oct. 5, 6, and 7, Repirtalra Ce,

WITH BAND, FOR UK8T PAIR IN SOCTHWESTVIRGINIA. WILL PLAY ON A PER CENT. ORGUARANTEE. WKITK AT ONCE.C. L. PAIWTEH, ll|r„ Wylh^vlHe^a.

J. W. SCHWARTZ,SKETCH WRITER,

Dlsfontlniie* *d. till Fall (In fill orders!

JUST OUT, 124 PARE ILLUSTRATED MA8ICCA'PALOOUB, 2Bc; SUP. CATAI,,, Be. Nonefree. Only N. B. Agent for Habatma, 10c.

W D LBROT. IOH Court St.. Boston. Ilua

CEO. W. SNOW.MONOLOXHJE MUSICAL ARTIST. July IN, PalnoeTiii-iiiv.'Piiiiix city, la.. 2d week.

Book^routEIVNtW YORK REPRE-SENWIVt

GW>VA7£L D. book A/£Xr Sf/iSoMre.°n

;$#o6f*m: A:C.DO/?A/£f}.mCXMBOChlPTJiFATfifBid, WW YOHX.

FOR SUE,Costnmes, Scmmtj, Props.

GLIHSERETTI TROUPEOriginator* of Kvcryllilug New in Acrobatic*.

THE COLIHICLAIROHOWhirlwind Dancer*.

VICTOR BED1NI FAMILYSensational Bquettrlan*. Tb* only set lbAusrlca Introducing a dog and • peopl*jumping on 1 horse.

OIMILLE TORTUNS TRIOC'hanililou Horizontal liar Comlque*. Thirdseason with Kiugliug Ui-us.

HCAL "SPIELS,"

• • • i)r • • |

'UKAIf WAITKH8"PRODUCTION.

Also a nice lot of lltlio. paiier, hair, one and Hire*sheets; can lie nicely cross lined. Tweniv complele uniforms for ladles' hand.Instrument* for sale.

' hand. Several goodBRRTST.JDIIN,

Gen. Mgr. U. C. Wlilwicy Aiiraotlons,Detroltjs'lch

Thomson S Vandiveer'sCircus, Henagerii and Hippodrome Tents,

Have a record uf over forty year* as being superiorin laterial, Finish, Workmanship, Style, Durabil-ity and Economy to all others manufactured. Es-

timates given ou application.Mo.gMM E- THIRD ST., Cincinnati, 0.

WANTBO, FOR

MARION & PEARLS MINSTRELS,Single Novelty Act, Quartette, Trios, and. In fact.

all kinds of Mlnslrol Talent for balance of this andnext Summer. Address SILLY PEARL, Mgr.Uurlon A Pearl', Minstrel*, week July in. lien

Wick Park Theatre, Ithaca, N. Y.; week July M,Eldrldge Park Theatre. BJmlru, N. Y.

WWOLYHHE PARK,Camden, V. J.

J. M, WIKSKH ... Manager

WANTED, YADDEV1LLE ACTS,SlNOl.ll AN 11 UOIULE,

Slale lowest terms, one show a day. NoSun .ay work. Hoard, IllW.at the Park.

Show PrintingAND

IrV jt^-i.^1 Ja.~ ari m.w9Uncle Tom and Ten Night People In sll lines, for a

Car Show, that double hand and stage. MGR.UNCLE TOM S CABIN CO., Orolon, 8. Dakota.

EngravingEverything In Type *t the Lowest Prices. Illocks

Kogravsdand Printed at Bottom Figures, in Oneand Two Color*.

STAR 8B0W FBIHf 00., Maion City, Io«a.

HEAT IS INTENTS.One Black Tent, gahle, line poise, sfl. walls, f 116;

one tort, lion nil Top, iiiack, %Wi; one Inack, new,HxU, 112;; one HI. Plana, Uasoleiie Lights,Campaign Torches, Ballyhoo Umbrellas, Water-proof 12x1* Tents, Megaphones, all wire limnmocks. SEND POR FREE BAItOAIN BOOKLET. R. II. ARMBnUSTER, Springfield. III.

ASCi:NTH PUfUHSflKDANYWHERE WITH THEMARVELOUS AND ONLYTORPEDO PARACHUTE

_ SPECIALTY. BALLOONS,:.,?or sale. No agents. PROP. C11AS. KABRIUB,

9 Centenary Street, Blnghamton,N. Y.

Professional Magician's Conplete Outfit,

Throe Tables, Stage Settings, Suit, Uood SpecialTrunk, and two hundred dollars worm BestApparatus, made by LeHoy, Roterberg, Yost,llainhley. A swell two hour show, used only twomonths. Will sell for f 125 cash, or exclinngn forlatest Model Edison Exhlbilioti Machine andFilms. Hare a WOO foot Headline Plltii-Mellesmake, For Dale or Exchange; good as new. Canuse a good Illustrated Boug Singer Hiat can I'lay

l'lano and Organ; must have good voloe nod goodappearance. Bond full particulars, cuts or photos.Address all mall 10 PARK MANAOKll,

Itr2 Bay Street, Ottawa, Canada.

LADIES CAN WEAR SHOESone size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease, apowder to be shaken Into the shoes. It makes t Igltt

or new shoes feol easy; gives liutum roller to cornsanil bunions. It's iho greatest comfort discovery ofthe ago. Curesand prevents swollen feet, blisters,callous and sore spots. Allen's Fuot-Eaie I* a cer-tain cure for sweating, hot, selling feet. At alldrugglslsand slioosloros, S&c. Trial package FREEby mall. Address ALLEN S. OLMSTED,

Le Roy, N. y.

THEATRE WANTEDBY A HECOUNIZEH MANAOKK OP ABILITY,with a thorough knowledge or the theatrical IjohI-

ness. Excellent reference* furnished. I want tolease, for a term of years, a fully ei|iilppeil house,ready for business. In answering give completedescription, population, etc., and uildreiH

"I.KBSEK," care of CLIPPER.

MANAGERS,Have Some Good Open Time

In a sure winner town In Oeorgla ; pup., 4,000. Somegood Hep. Cos. wanted for Fall. Everybody does8ood bus. here. Ooud lenus lo good shows. Addresseo. H. flRBKNWooi), Mgr., Dixie TheatricalExchange, «* jleller Bldg., Loulsvilje, Xy.

ATTITIDS, COMPANIES.THHff LARGE BALLS FOR RBBBAMALS,

EQUIPPED WITH STAUE AND SUENERY.

PALM GAKDEH,Ai,m^X,T™'

Day and Fv*nlug._ Inquire oiiJPrernlHea.

JUVENILES AND HEAVIES. (Jnod wsrdroi'e,experienced and thoroughly reliable. Responsi-ble Mgrs. ONLY wrile or wire. AddressNEW KENSINGTON. PA., care of Central Hotel.

At Libertyjdvauce Agent,Sober, and not afraid of work. REP. OR ONEN10HT. CHAS. I. FALLON,

HI W. High Street, Waypesburjr, pa.

THE ONLY BOOKI IK VOTED TO Tilt

MKIHOINK LKCTURKK. HTHKKT MAN, CAR-KIAQR DOCTOII. II1TIC1AN, t.'UllBHTONESKLLKH, and lo all who sell Medicine, Toilet orCurative Uoods through art uf speech. Puts tallthat sells goods in your mouth Tolls what to is*to hold attention, ainiisn. Instruct and Interest inf.lleeiitly to tuiieli the pm-ki'iiiook. If yon secure It

you would not pun will, H at anv price. Sent pealpaid for in. Money back If net* ttisfled.

KANTUS A C0..1M3 DearboniMt., CHICAGO,

wardrobe:FORTHE STAGE.

SLIGHTLY USED. Also STREET DOWNS. Wehave en hand a large sHsnrlinmit of slightly wornKvenlngOowns, Dinner, Reception unilTaaOowii*.These rolioa are perfect In overy respect, and areespecially suitable for wour In HIOI1 CLASS DRA-MATHI PKODUOTIONH. We have a mil Hue ofHeal Skin Coals and Furs of all kinds.MRS. U- STARK, IH17 Smith Slate Ht„ CHICAGO,

our spring camoauEIssued April 1, will contain a complete line ofgood* used by Btrxet Bf«n, Carnival Medunit Canvassers. Please send In your per-manent address. Catalogue will lie sent to yonfree of charge

LEVIN BROS.,Established 1R80.

80-83 N. Sixth street, Terra Haute, Ind.

FOR SALE,FINE PICNIC GROUND.Ileal grove oil the Colin. Hlver. I'ltli'd WithPiivllliiii olid oilier hiillilliigs. Coinplela out-lit for a ph-nhiiie r.-siii t. Lnrgtt vteiniboa)mill burgu for exeiirHlmiH. llrand chance toiiinke iiioiiey.

MATHEH k MAYOTT, Hprltigllii]d, Mass.

SHOW FBllVTINO.Stock Ifaugers, Posters and Cut* on hand

for uilvctLlsliig every line of the AmusementIIiisIik-sh, Send for C'utiilogue (lt> of Ura-iiuiiic mill Show I'rlnlliig uf all kinds; Cuta-Iukiio (CI Kulr nuil Cnrnlvul Printing; Cata-logue (it) lilll Posters, ConiercJal rosters.

1'IHHr Cr.AHH rltlNTINM 09 AI.I, KINDH,

6BEAT WE8TEBN PB1RTIN8 CO.,Bill Klin strcrt, St. I.onls, Mo.

TO IvEASE,TWO CONVERTED PULLMANSHlecpiTH and Diners, fully fnrnlsliMl, ueuV(ling, illshes. ritllgRH. etc. Steel wheels, full,

modern ei|iilniiiciit fur any liultl, uolli eoup-lei's, Willi i.elliu-s. ()n» IM) feel, twelve wheels

;

one 112 feet, eight wheels : Hrst rlnsa In everypurtlctilur. (.'AMKIIUN.IHtOWN A

"

Ilellcvllie,_ CO.,Cuiiodn.

M. 8TRA88M AN,ATTORNEY, 8S8 Broadway, New York City.

KINGSTON KNITTING CO,No. 97 Klngiton 81., Boston, Mm., U. 8. A.,

Manufacturers of Sllkolene Tights, 12.50; WorstedTlBhts, liooj Uollon Tights, fl.OO: Eqtiesirlanflhlrts, same price an tlgliU. A special discountof 10 per cent, allowed on all good*. Give as •trial; Oiat Is all we ask. Write for prices onanything In th* knit good* line. Deposit requiredon all orders.

HAHS HANSOHHeavy Man, Trunin, and Character Old Min,Ail iiiiist positively itoiii>i«< in Hand; Alsoi'uliii u ml Hiring linns, < luiloii.t. Double 2dViolin or VI11I11, llnrltone, Uoiihle Violin andTrnp iJrmniner. Address JAH. T. McAI.I'lN,

302 East North Ave.. Chicago, 'II.,

'cb.

ShKi'OH FOH SAL.BMuiKsl and renaed, for two adult* Md Ohlld;flootch Ski'ch f'ironeadult ami child; ooe torltdyand clllld, M. GBP), ilia St. Nlchnlal AW., M. T.

AtAtffelCUi B. BOBSjfKwilOLAW VBtt. PROPK8 8I0NAL8 MANAGED.

•1-61 Park Bow (World Did*.), Ntw. Xotfc

504 THE 1STEW YOEK CLIPPER. July 23.

The Most Talked of kkSong of the Day.

The Greatest Hit

in rears

Words fey

CECIL BACK,

sic by

ALBEBT TOR TILZEB

CAN BE USED AS A SINGLE NUMBER, QUARTETTE, SEXTETTE, or CONVERSATIONAL SONG AND DANCE.

POSITIVE

SENSATION.

D D111 TREE."

Woril. byARTHUR J. LAMB.

Matin byALBERT VON T1LZBR.

TELL ME WITH YOUR EYES"Lyric, by ARTHUR J. LAMB. Hunt*: by AMIKRT VON TILZER.

Tim Moat Melodloua Ilallml In Years.

A Beautiful Story Willi an EiquUlte Melody.

PROFESSIONAL

"THAT'S what the DAISY SAID"BY ALBERT VON TILZER.

A Catchy, Pleating Waits Bong.

A Great Soug for Any Act.

"WATERMELON AM GOODENOUCH FOR MINE."

Word! by O. BARKER RICHARDSON.Music by ALBERT VON TILZBR.

The Great Story Coon Hong.Full of Wit. Humor and Melody.

COPIER AND ORCHESTRATIONS FREE TO RECOGNIZED PEBFORHERS.

THE YORK MUSIC CO., 40 West 28th St., New York.- Mgr.

HITS!

By J. ALDRICH LIBBEY

in. THOMAS H. WEST.

HITS! HITS!

NORA.My Sweet Savannah Lize,

Sung with Instantaneous Success by LIBBEY and THAYER.

WHEN THE FIELDS AREWHITE WITH DAISIES,

(Ballad lilt),

MAGGIE McGUIRE, ™—PHOFRSSIONAL COPIES AND ORCHESTRATION ON lirarnr<>K RECENT PROGRAMME AND POSTAGE. NO lAUUt.

HAMILTON S. GORDON, 139 Fifth Av„ New York.

HIGH GRADR MPBCIAL

PICTORIAL LITHOGRAPHIn any number of colon, At price* lowor iiian other*. Samples free. sketchesIn colora for thoBO who menu business. Order now for Siimiiior ilollrorj.

Bpaolal Dlook \AforU. andSaml Stock BlookiieHigni for coinodlea, Dramas, Vauilovllle, Repertoire, Magic, Moving I'loturoa and all otlierihow

pnrnoMi.

tvi«ar-ir->r-ir-»oth Oloth ffannora,Front fnnr to ten abeels long, In one piece, fitted with ropes for hanging aorosa streets. Beit thing

of l ho kind ever prodoood.Ropa Flbro Banners.Snbatllate for cloth, where lacking only In dealroil. Waterproof and very durable. All alzea.

' HORSE COVERS, I'rlnted In finally colora, on strong mUHlln.All kinds of Show Printing, from lartlca' ttokoti np. The Best Work at Lowest Prion.*

.

.'•

Prompt shipments guaranteed.

TIB HASSILLOR 8101 AID 8B0W PHUT 00., • IA8IILL0I, 0.

VITT i

RENTZ SANTLEY CO.AH People Engaged for Above Attraction Will Report for Rehearsal

Monday, Aug. I, at Central Hall,

Nt. 147 W. 324 St., lew York, at Ten I. M.Kindly acknowledge title vail by letter to ABB I.BAVITT,

n:i W. »Htl> St., N. V'., care PLIMMBR'S V Attn. EXCHANGE.

SIEGMAN& WEIL,

77-81 W008TER 8T. '(Bat. Spring and Brooms), Now York.

Theatrical Supplies,

Grease Paints,.

.

Tights, Wigs, .

.

THEATRICAL JEWELRYJ

Gold & Silver Trimmings,

Spangles, Etc.,

We lend goods C. 0. D. , iub|ecl to Impaction,

but rsqulre Depotlt on ill Ordirt.

SEND 4 eta.

FOBOATALOOrjri

No. 4.

Bond tola, forOatalojrmNo. 0.

lorttaloffooNo.o.

IUTLIALL PEOPLE ENGAGED FOR.ft, JAOOB8 & LOWRY'

MERRY MAIDENSVI

WILL REPORT FOR REHEARSAL AT

Allaire Hall, No. 192 3d Ave., New York, on Monday, Aug. 1, at II A. N. Sharp.

Kindly acknowledge this Call to.

JAS. LOWRY, 311 East 14th St., New York City.

JUST OUTSPECIAL

FOR

STREETMEN.The "Stare Winner"

Catalogue and Price list.

T*t\G Eminent kotor,

EDWARD N. HOYT,Management of 'W. J. HANLBY,

PRESENTING SHAKESPEARE'S IMMORTAL PLAV,

ELABORATE SCENERY, POWERFUL COMPANY.

W. J. HANLEY, Room ;i()N, Knickerbocker Theatre Building,1 Id* Broadway, New York City,

Bigger and Better and Moro Goreplote Than Ever.It hitH no rival for quoting the loweit prlcOB on aVery choice Mno of Selling Gooila, suitable forSlroetmen and Agonta. Sond for ono—It la free.

N. SHU RE CO., 264-270 Madison St.,

WholeaaJe Streetmen's UooiU,CHICAGO, ILL.

AT

WANTED,Hepertolre PeopleIn all Units,IncludliiK Planlat.EDNA FOY CO.

Thoao with specialties preferred. H. and D. Team, Comedian and Houbrello. lioth must be small,good looking ami able to deliver tlio goods. State loweet salary. Send photo*, prograiuniei and full

pariloiilara first loiter. Pay your own. Amateur* and kickers eave atanipa. Wo open about Sent, l

TO MANAOHIts.—Wocan hooka tow more good towim in Kentucky, Tennessee, Ooorgla, Northand South Carolina, Virginia and Wont Virginia, somi In your open time qniok. Addresn

WEAVER * POY, Evnn.vllU, lnd. •*N. it. -k. J. Lirtunpargcr *nd fioo. w. Colter, write.

managers of Attractions Now Booking Season of 19044

I HAVE SOME eOOD OPEN TIMEFor First Olaaa Minstrel. Parte Coutetty, Dramatic and Vaudeville Cat*.

Thin I* a good altow town; tlvo uthor lownB within a ratlins of 10 tnlloa to draw from. Oobd knowwanted tor Labor Dny.

KMFIRM TIIKATKK, Lrorain, O. w,L%,.T„.?.

,r?

<,KB

LUDWIG'S "RED SEAL"COLD CBBAI, GREASE PAIHT8, ALL FACE P0WDEH8 AID PACE IAIE0F8.

Sole Agent for Fierce'* Prepared Cork. Mali order* Promptly Attemled To.

8TAOK MONalY foi* SAa-CCHAS. LUDWIG, 105 E. 14th St., N. T. City.

PROPERTY HAW AT TONY PASTOR*8.

BARGAINS IN MONKEYS.RHESUS, 111 Good Condition fOO.(N) per Dor., | JAYAS iiiul RINGTAILS f100.00 por 1)02.

PIUTAII.B. Utm slue ii&.oo per Pair.Al.Sd JAPANESE AI'KS. HAWKINS, DRILLS, ETC.. AT LOW PRICKS.

SCHILLING'S ZOOI.UUIOAI. HTORE, •** Conner Square, Nenr York.

ALF. and MABE WILSON,HF.KINBD COMEDY DVO.

Addreaa BHIDUBTVN, N. J., Tumbling Dam fark, July IN week.

MIDGET CITY,DREAMLAND, CONEY ISLAND,

Midget Tradesmen, Salesmen,

Sales Ladles, and Acts (or

Circus and Theatre.Mltlgcta Must Ho rerfeo'ly Formed. Thrco year*'engagement. Address, wit li full particulars, photoand salary, In tlrat letter,

La J. RODRIGUEZ, Mgr.,DREAMLAND. CONEY ISLAND.

ChelsoYOU ALL KNOW US,

13.COMEDIANt

SOUBRETTES ud INGENUES.BOTH SPECIALTIES.

Mansgers desiring and appreciating REAL MERIT, adilrceo C. D. PERUCHI, Knoxvllle, Tenn.

gn Jf,V "WJW _ ALL PEOPLE*- 9 ** 1 m U m t BNOAOBD PO«ROSE HILL FOLLY CO.,

REPORT POR REHKARSAL AVO. 1, AT 10 O'CLOCK, SHARP.

XZ&BIGGAIETY00.9city.

AUG. 4, AT III O'CLOCK, SHARP, TO ADDRESS IIKI.OW,Acknowledge tblB by Post. Wantcil, I'homa Girls; Call. ItlOKA- BARTON, 341 E. 118th »t.,N.Y.

FOR SALE,

ORIGINAL SKETCHESFor 2, 3 and 4 PERSONS.

Addreaa W- B# WATSON,40 Johnaon Nt., Brooklyn, N. Y.

FILMS! FILMS!And Moving Picture Machines, all make*, boughtand for sale. A large stuck of Supplies constantlyon hand. OUTFITS RENTED. Write to ustoday.

LEWIS M. SWAAB & CO.,338 Spi'dre St., Philadelphia, Pa.

SKETCHESCHESTER BARRON.

IB8. H. C. DE IILLE, • • Agent,

1402 Broadway, N. Y. 'PnanS 3866- 38th.

Wasted. Picture Machines, FUbU,Phonographs, Gramophones, Records, MechanicalFigures and odd show goods, alio for tale. AddreaaDox 76, Post ofllce, I'lilla,, Pa.

OUR THIRD BIO FEATURE,A Deserted BrideT1IK BIG MKLODRAMATIO SUCCESS TO BIS PRODUCED NEXT SEASON BY

THURBE.R ««t<ai IVAtSHBR COMPANYPRESENTING THE HANDSOME AND TALENTED ACTRESS,MISS FLORENCE MAIV11I

AL I MNS HE TOMS CHIN COMPANY.<«

All people ongnurd for iihovc compiuiy report In Pern, Indlnnn. nut later than Aug.11, fur I'ohcniHiils. Anawer till* by letter ut aura to AL. W. MARTIN. Peru, Infflitliii.WANTKD—Colored Women that can Sing, I Inure mid Onkctvillk. Alao inuu forII. noil U. to double Hurl tone ami Vloln. Uthvr intislcliinM write.

TO THB PROMT IN ARMS, THE EVER POPULAR AND PROSPEROUS' ,

KINSET KOMEDT KO.JUST ONI! COMPANY THE COMING SEASON. 48 W1SEKS, NOT 0.

Wanted, First Class Eepertoire People, Strong Vaudeville Peatnre Acts.TlitiM- who have written write again. Kd. LuraH, write. (R I.. L.) I.ucun and IHhclStroud, write. M. L. KIXSEY, Cure of Hotel Murval, Limn, Ohio.

BENNETT and RICH.GERMAN 001VtB)r>Y ^VOOt,

Week July IN, ELECTRIC PARK, Albany, N. Y.|Week July Hn, PROCTOR'S NEWARK THEATRBa

J%J1<

fll

f ntROM AND9 TWO STEP.

ar*** *4aaP aHi I p TWO STEP.FULL ORCHESTRA, 10c. to Leaden. PIANO SOLO, 10c. to Profs, two of the beat marches on the market.

WARNER MUSIC CO., Marlboro, Mass.

TMK "WHISTLING MICKS."ECCENTRIC SINOINU, TALKINO AND DOUBLE WHISTLING.

A Strong Attraction for Summer Parke. A FEW WEEKS OPJSK. No. lot Dearborn Ave., CHICAGO.

JULY 23. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 505

THOROUGHBREDS.Ladies and Gentlemen Engaged for above Aggregation

Will Please Assemble atTHEATRE UNIQUE,

All Ladle* Kindly Report AT O PICK, to be Heaatared for Wardrobe,.Acknowledge* Having Been this Call by Latter to . . . . .

PRA1VK B. CARR,Theatre TJalqt*., Brooklyn, W. Y., OR gjo. 1364 Broadway, New York,

MUSIC PUBLISHED ON ROYALTY.

We consider poets, original melodies or com-plete works, and if they have any meritwe have the facilities to make them go. Allletters answered promptly.

Pioneer Publishing Co.,808.209 Baltimore BM»» Chicago, 111

Blue Ribbon Girls.Ladle* and Oontleiuen engaged for above company will plea.* aisemble at tha

PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN,

MONDAY, AUGUST I, AT 10 A. M.Kindly acknowledge title call by letter to

JACK SINGER, 830.238 E. 14th St.. N. Y.

That's all Ton feed to Know If It Is a Trnnk.

0. A. TAYLOR TRUNK WORKS,39 K. Randolph Street,

CHICAGO.

Oir 1904L.ii.sVsr, Couplets.

131 W. 38th Street,

NEW YORK.

Naw Illustrated Catalsgue Upon Request.

LANTERN SLIDESOH* TUB

ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION.80 slides (60 Plain, SB Colored), WITH PRINTED LECTURE, $!5. Or mo. Plain. (00. Colored. In leuquantities. AH nude Irom Original Hlsh OIhsb Negatives, sharp and clear. Fine Lecture Bend for do-icrlptlTB clroular. BTBRBOFTICON AND FI oM KXCliANUR, 106 Franklin St , CHICAGO.

ZO.BO BrassBand

Instruments

Parading Towns, etO." Big BPEOIAL OFF

IS/I ^Sa^r7 B fi"^\sTO*7 I B^fl Btop'waTide'ring in thodark, write, ub today

and get Wise. BTRAUSS MFC. CO., Dopt. 87, 804 Broadway, Now York City.

ATTENTION! B0CT0BS, MEDICINE PEOPLE AND SHOWMEN.

w

Why handle rooky goods when jon can handle good! that wUI Sell

salves t Kieotrio Belts from |1.00 per dot. to its.oo. Largs vartsjty to sale*from. Ws olio nuke other itylee of Appllanoes and Medical Batteries. OMIhlrd cash required. Hot Springs Sulphur Soap, wrapped. 11.10 per gross.

Banal to William*. Trial order will convince), largest Menafaoftirers tmKUotrio Bella tnd ApplUnee. In D. a A. Katabllahed UTS. Oalalogn* tree.

THE ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO., Burlington, Han.

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FOLLOWAnd *Oo Where the Crowd Goes," are eenteneee that have guided thousandi of Singers to good songs, which

mendouely successful, and numberless [Singers have continuously scored big with them. This fact should do

now ready the greatest collection of material that HARRY VON TILZER has ever turned out, most of the writings

positively give you any kind of a Song that you want-our list being practically unlimited. The enormous success

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VON TILZER and JULES VON TILZER win always be at the command of friends who call. This last will do away with any of the little

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ALEXANDER.99

8TERLINO and VON TILZER'8 "Hannah, Won'r-You Open That Door" and "Good Bye,

£11to Jane," were tie land-mark coon song hits last season, and tola one—with ita clean

nmor. and Ita Jingling melody, will be equally aa prominent in a tew week*. Our claim

li thai this li the greatest itory coon aong ever Issued. Hear It and verify our state-

ment.

"SWEET DORA DELL"

"HAVE YOU

BRYAN and HARRY VON TILZER have untied tbelr' abilities and produced tbls

March Bone, which looks to be another "Good-Bye, Dolly Gray." The vim andit a rattling melody carry out the Import of an original story and the song Ismarch-

AUstoryfirs of ..

lug on to popularity at a steady stride.

and FILM EXCHANGE.Fittingly 'lluatrated by the STHHEOPT1CO.N

MAGGIE RILEY?"When the land Is dancing to some lilting waits meiodr.

It la always safe to assume that It's something by STERL-ING and VON TILZER, as they apparently connot Write

failures In this claai of song. In tbls latest, a brand newIdea and a contagious catchy melody are combined, andwill undoubtedly win out

"ALL ABOARD FOR DREAMLAND."We don't- tblnlt anyone will dispute our contention that tbls Is thereigning walls song hit of the day, for Its swinging melody Is

bring sung, whistled sod played sll over this vaat country. BySTERLING and VON TILZER.

UDOWN WHERE THE SWEET POTATOES GROW."

There Is no doubtthat the styles

In songs change,snd that we aregradually comingback, In some

ways, to the fashion In songs that was popular years ago. It was with this In view that STERLING and VON TILZEIt wrote tbls number, which Is another case of BILLY EMERSON'S "I'm As Happy As A Big SunFlower." This Is the song that our Imitators will make /rood us* of.

"The Pansy

and the Owl."i Cute Little Production Number that Admits of Oreat Possibilities,

and will prove a very Uieful Number with almoit any abow..By CHAS. ROBINSON and HARRY NEWMAN.

"The Yankee

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by I he Same Authors—STERL1NO and VON TILZBK. Has theSame Cntchy Characteristic*; In Melody and Lyrics, and

will be Equally aa Popular.

"My Bunch

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for Novel Erects. A Most Available Piece ofWriting for Putting On.

"Celia."

This Coon Serenade by HARRY WF.I.LMON has already Attained Conalderable Success In Certain Sections, but we want to Intro-

duce It to the Whole Country, and ao mention tt again.

"The Wedding of

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Hundreds have used ED. ROGERS' "Barney," and they will be Inter-

terested to know that this contains all of "Barney's"Good Polnta and a Lot More of It's Own.

"Maydee,"(Prstty 8outh Sea Island Lady.)

ARTHUR 3. LAMB'S Lyric and HARRY VON TILZER'8 Me|ody haveUnited to make ''Maydee" a Leading Feature with .Many

Singers, and always with Success. Are yeu UsingIt? If not, don't overlook tbls one.

"HANNAH,WON'T YOU OPEHTHAT DOOR?$ § Just s Utile reminder of this overwhelming' ' success by Sterling and Von Tilzer. Eifra

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of the HARRY VON TILZER music PUBLISHING COMPANY for the past two years has been due to a fixed policy erf

enlarged our facilities, and now have Ten Pianos, Ten Pianists and lots of teaohlng rooms. Besldss this the personal services of HARRYannoyances that any may have been subjected to in the past, as HARRY VON TILZER prides himself upon the friendship of the manyfriends either by letter or otherwise. We earnestly ask that you do yourself and us the justlca to either call personally and hoar our goodsbelow. First In order of Importance la our Sensational Ballad Hit:

PUMPKIN MAGGIEcental songs by these write™ extending over a period of eight years, during which time the; have practically monopollied the Mtpttt of Wiling MBgl of this type, and ban MMf hid a failure. A nil-words, nod the plaintive and enduring catcblness of the music, and It should be In the repertoire of every ballad singer.

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"MY PRETTY LITTLE KICKAPOO."Indian aoDit ir« nor* plentiful thaa realIndiana, but there', alwaye one or any articlehat> beet, and tbla STERLING and VONTILSBK rraervatlon atrenade la the Ills;

Chief of Aboriginal ditties. oFr productionpurposes Ita poailbllltlea are unlimited. Kor allother purposes It la an equally aure Are hit.

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AT THE BABY STOREAt..«taq.tHJad alnger knows, atorlea drawn from nature art alwaya adaptedwith enthusiasm by audiences, particularly If the narrative la appealing andtb. mudc wall mated to the varaaa All these elamenta are present In thaabove contribution by AL. BRYAN and IIARIIY VON TILZER. Stunninglyequipped wltb slides by tba 8TEREOPTICON and FILM EXCHANGE.

"LOUISA SCHMIDT."Jbla la toe era of novelty songs, and the ditty that has eometh% strikingly odd or un-

"OUT I WAS DREAMING. . great many vary clever compositions, but none

more worthy than this dainty llttl. number wblcb contains an original thought daintilyeipreaaea and appropriately melodised. This Is not a comic or coon song, butlittle production number that eaa also be used aa a serenade. *

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»Tli' FABRON .• JOB HOLLANDEH Have produced few songs, but each one bee been

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"Come Down,

McGinty."Another Irish Bong—of s Different Type—by ED. ROOERB, who makes

a Successful Specialty of this Style of Work, full of Witand Humor, and Bound to be Very Popular.

"Mazie,"(IWy Georgia Lady From the Sunny South.)

Yeu ail know BERTHA OLEA80N, of THE GLEASONB. and FMEDHOULIHAN. They wrote this PasMa-La Song, which

Is Specially Good for Dancing Acta.

"The Man

With tha Dough."STERLINO and VON TILZEB bava Hit on a Timely Topic In tbla Addi-

tion to tbe List of Successful Comic Songs. A whole Stringof Funy and Topical Verses that Can't Go Wrong.

"Does You Lovo Ma,

As You Used To,

Miss Jane ?"A Plaintive Little Coon Ditty by DAN AVERY and CHRIS HMITU,

that looks like a Big Winner, for It has Started Off with a Buabthat Bids Fair to carry It Into Vast Popularity.

.Oreat as a Sextette Number, a la "Florodora."

"Coma On, Boys,

Let's Follow the Band."CBLING and VON TlLZER'S "Marching to the Music of IhtBand," "When tbe Band Beglne to Day," and other elul-

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"Under tha

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"DOWN WHERE^SWANEE RIVER FLOWS"This Sterling and Von Tllier rustic ballad lestill tbe reigning rage In tbla class of song.We want to reiterate that tbe slides by tbeBtereontleon and Film Exchange are creatingsensation wherever abown. Better provideyouraelf with a set.

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STISE FOLK and Sometimes OTHEBS

BY JOBBPHINB GBO.

The Invariable reply was a negative, givenIn different degrees of Impatience. Oneanswer, "What are you giving ua?" teemingHie uncalled-for Impertinence, but before themanager could call the offender to account,the communication was abruptly severed.Failing to find the whereabouts of the dele-gation, he bethought himself of consultinghis brother-in-law.

"Billy."

"Yes, what Is It, old man?" said that per-

son. But without replying the manager con-

tinued :

"Harry.""Yes."

"Jack."

"Yes, what can I do for jou?" was Jack's

answer, as Ave men wondering!? waited for

long C. 0. D. telegram, and at the asmstime getting a joke on his friend by signing

his name to it.

Accordingly the following wordy telegram

waa wired the hotel proprietor, who was well

known to be a very close man concerning

money matters

:

"Dear Sir—I want yon to save me a small

back room, without bath, on the top floor.

Along the Blalto a story la being told on

a manager of some prominence who, like all

other In bla position, has his troubles withoccasional failures of his productions.

Though his star bad good backing and afair play, the piece failed to draw, and, to

secure a semblance of success, much "psper"

waa Issued, and for a few nights the theatre

was fairly filled. Bnt "paper," however en-

thusiastic, does not settle the salary roll, andthe manager, though keeping up a bold front

towards the public, complained bitterly In the

bosom of his family.

His brother • In • law,

who Is something of awag, hearing him tell

bis troubles, determined,

by way of a Joke, to

give him at least anboor or two of cessa-

tion from worry. Heshould enjoy the hope

of better business for ashort time, even If at

the end that hopeshould be dispelled byfinding that a joke hadbeen played upon him.

Accordingly one morn-

ing the facetious broth-

er-in-law enlisted the

coop* ration of a womanfriend In calling the

manager up on his

office telephone in the

bolldlng next to the

theatre. The worriedman bad Jnat arrived at

the box office, and wasfeeling particularly blue

aa he glanced up at the

ticket rack, the spaces

of which were only too

well filled with unsold

bits of cardboard. Atthe ring of the tele-

phone he almost .fell

over the treasurer's

chair In his haste to

resj*---the-T-re*e4Ter,-

through which he washoping to hear a call

for seats. Nor wss hedisappointed, for overthe wire came a wo-manly votce, asking:

"la the managerthere I"

"Yes," said he, "I'mthe manager."

"Well," said the un-seen applicant for seats, "will It be possible

for you to save ma a hundred and twentj-

flve seats for tonight? Our delegation, whichhas Its meeting In New York, have voted to

see your production."

Now, as the advance sale was only aboutthirty dollars, the manager's heart gave aleap of Joy at this prospective addition to

the sale. Wishing, however, to give the lady

the Impression that, aa business was so good,

It would not be ah easy matter to arrangefor so many at such short notice, be replied

:

"If you'll hold the wire for a moment I'll

see what can be done.""Oh," said the voice, "If there's any doubt,

don't bother about it—there are other the-

atres In town where our party may be enter-

tained," and a sound over the wire seemedto Indicate to the manager that the lady wasin consultation with some one.Upon the anxious manager fell the cold

fear that he was about to lose a good sale,

and, in a voice made unnaturally buaky byhis nervtouaaess, he hurriedly exclaimed

:

"Oh,—yes,—ah—I—I And I can give you,In the first rows, aa many seats as you mayneed."

"Very well then; send them Immediately,with the bill, to our hotel—I am presidentof the Lady Bbrlners—whatever the amountmay be. I will band to the messenger," andbefore the elated manager could ascertainthe name of the hotel to which the tickets

were to be sent, the click of the receiver atbis ear Indicated that the one at the otherend of the wire had been hung up.Nonpalsed for a moment at the possible

<oss of the sale, he Immediately aet about tele-

Phoning to several of the prominent hotels,

Pitting the question :

"Is the delegation of Lady Bbrlncra stop-ping at your hoteir

give rebates for two In a room," began the

proprietor, whose torrent of Indignation wasstopped by the astonished actor, who ex-

claimed :

"What's the matter with you? I want one

of your beat rooms, and I want It quickly,

too. If you haven't got one—good after*

noon I"

The mystified proprietor scented the fact

that there waa some mistake, and reaching

Into a desk for the telegram, handed It to

the actor, who quickly saw that It waa the

work of some practical Joker,

"It's up to both of us," he said to the pro-

prietor. "Let's go snd treat eacb other," and

the two sauntered toward the stairway that

led to regions below, where feminine guests

are forbidden.

»Three little girls were standing on the

beach, nesr ths actors' colony at Bt. James,

discussing tbe merits of their father's pro-

fessions.

"My father," aatd one

of the youngsters, "be-

longs to the cleverest

profession of all—he's anewspaper editor."

"Pooh I" said another,

"my father's profession

Is greater than that—he's a lawyer."

"You needn't fee! so

proud," spoke up one of

the group, "my father

Is on nctor—ho belongs

to the theatrical profes-

sion."

"That's no profes-

sion," retorted the law-

yer's little girl, "mypnpa snys that's a dis-

ease,"

QUHHIl JAPANBBUCUSTOMS.

Hastening next door to the office of that

Jolly relative, he found him laughing with

several mutual friends. As tbe manager

rushed In and was about to put the ques-

tion, he waa anticipated by bla relative, who,

with a twinkle In bla eye, asked

:

"Do you know where the Lady Bhriners

are stopping T"

In an Instant, aa hearty laughter from sev-

eral throats filled the office, tbe manager

realised that he had been tbe victim of an-

other of bis brother-in-law's practical Jokes.

Turning upon them with a stern face, be

called each separately by name, as If about

to deliver sn Impressive bit of Information,

and wished to have the undivided atten-

tion of them all.

"Tom," said he to one of them, who re-

plied:

"Yes."

the Information that seemed to interminably

slow In coming.

"Dick," continued the manager, speaking

the name of the last.

"Yea "

"You can all go to blazes!" exclaimed the

manager, as be slammed the office door.

Another practical Joke la told of a well

known actor, whose salary permits of taking

the best rooms at the best hotels. The Joke,

In fact, made a double "hit," for It struck In

two directions—in that of tbe actor and also

of the manager of the seaside hotel wherethe actor Intended to stay.

A friend, hearing of the Intended destina-

tion of the actor, and remembering that the

previous season be bad bad some serious un-

pleasantness with that personage, conceived

the Idea of causing him tbe expense of a

Can I get a rebate if I bring a friend with

me? Does the water there agree with you?If so, I will come. Wire answer."

Needless to say tho wrathy proprietor, to

whose account the telegram was cbsrged,

sent no reply to the name and address

signed. That afternoon tbe actor arrived

with a trunk full of handsome seaside cloth-

ing, snd signed bis name upon the register.

He was about to ask for tbe best room In tbe

house when the proprietor, who stood at thd

clerk's elbow, saw that the new guest's namewas that which had appeared on the manyworded telegram. Forgetting to assume bis

usual suave manner In which bs usually

greeted guests, he, to use tbe actor's words,

"lit Into" him In a most unaccountable way.

"I haven't any little top floor back room,

and the water here won't agree with you,

and I don't need your money, neither do I

An amusing addresswaa given In London re-

cently, at the meetingof the Japan Boc'ely,

by Baron Buyematau,on "Japanese FamilyLaws." It waa curious

to hear bow nearly tbelaws of this newcomerInto civilisation re-

sembled, before recent

changes, the old Iiomanlaws of the samo order.

Tbe father of tho

family, both In old

Home and recent Japan,had absolute power over

all Its members.The practice of adop-

tion Is another simi-

larity. Adoption Is gen-

erally employed whena wealthy Japanesefamily boa daughterson'y. In this casa tho

chosen son-in-law la formally adopted by hisfather-in-law, takes his name and enters hishousehold as a son, instead of tho daughtergoing, as In other rases, Into the family of

her husband and coming under tho rule of amother-in-law.

floron Buyematsu suggested smilingly thatIf any English young man wishes to fight forJapan, ihe wsy to do It Is to go to thatcountry and marry a Japanese lady who Is

the representative of her family. By sodoing ho will forthwith become a subject oftbe emperor.The wonderful rapidity with which Japan

has taken bold of Western civilisation wasompbaslscd by. the abowlng of an arrow,auch aa would have been carried to battle

by a noble warrior of Japan* as recently aaIbflS. Think of It—so recently as that, tbla

nation that Is sweeping all before It In thefield was still fighting with old fashionedbowa and arrows.

The arrow head was shown by a newInstrument, called the "ICdlblotcopo," the pe-

culiar power of which Is thst It throws ontbe screen an enlarged Imago of sn objectItself—not merely s reproduction of a pic-

ture ; and the arrow head shown, which wasvery ornate and artistic, was what wasknown as "the Last Arrow," which was al-

ways carried In the quiver, to be employedonly In utter emergency, It Is thought that

the Idea was to use It ss a final despairing

appeal to the gods, and If no Improvement in

the altuation Immediately followed Its use,

the noble warrior who found himself con-

quered, would forthwith commit suicide,

The contrast between the Japan of todayand the condition of tbe country a genera-

tion or so ago was strongly emphasised a't

the lecture, and there were many reminders

of the distance that the great Eastern empirehas advanced in a few brief years.—Com-mercial Ait er titer.

510 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 30.

Checkers.News of the Ci»me.

While there are many good players, there•re few good lookers-on. Very often daringthe progress of a game It li the habit ofspectators to discuss, In whisper*, sometimesaudible to the competitors, which bat theeffect of disturbing the players' train ofthough. Such remarks a* : "If I had doneso and so, wbat would prevent blm win-ning?" or when a certain move has beenmade some one will say: "That's a Iota."

Then again critical endings will be ex-amined with the board and men bj on-lookers, sometimes close to those engaged In

play. Such conduct Is Irritating In the ex-treme, and It has caused some of the mostexpert to lose games In the simplest fashion.This is the war Professor Tomllnson, In TheMelbourne Timee, sums It up. . . .Dr. Bchaefersays that A. H. Bannerman, a strong Scottishplayer, and a contestant In one of the Scot-tish tourneys. Is stopping In New York atpresent He will shortly play James Mc-Kntee a short match, for a small stakeA stranger has visited the Boston CheckerClub several times, and Introduced himself asAlfred Cain, of Liverpool. England, who wonthe English championship of 1902. It Is

said that the party has made a rather poorImpression, personally, and grave doubts navearisen as to his being the man be claims to

be. ' A late Manchester player, now In thisvicinity, says that the description has all theearmarks of another Liverpool player, viz.,

"Sailor Kelly." Berry Mitchell, a strongplayer, formerly of this city, but more re-

cently of Chicago. Is now In town, and hunt-ing for checker players Nearly four hun-dred entries have been recorded In the cor-respondence tourney of The People, a LondonJournal.

Solution of Position No. IT, Vol. US.

BT W, BBWABO, NSW YORK.

Black 4 5 6 11 18 15 ISWhite 17 IS 20 22 28 24 29

Rlack to play and drew.4 8 18 29 22 26 81 26 12 16

20 25 6 2 24 19 8 8 10 1210 20 25 8 12 26 80 20 1

18 14 14 10 10 7 8 16 Drawn16 18 26 22 26 81 80 20

•22 6 2 6 7 8 20 11

Position No. 18, Vol. B2.

»r ohosvenoh, new tobk.

Black 6 18 Kit) 27

larly Interesting game on the part of PlUs-

bury."—The Field.

Q'B GAMBIT ABB SECOND.White, BlMk, I White, Black,

Plltsbnrr, Marshall. PlUsbury. Marshall.

1..PIOQ4 PIOQ4 J1..BXPI PVBS..KKt-Bi P-QB4(<i)3i..QXRP B-B4M

P-KS a..3-£tt+ B-KtS24.Kt.R5 KtVKtl

\m.W• •

s

IWhite 10 14 22 26 KB

White to play end win.

Oame No. IB, Vol. 62.

Played in New York last Winter betweentwo amateurs,11 10 8 il 9 18 6 14 2 622 18 10 10 18 9 22 18 18 14in 22 4 8 6 14 14 17 17 2220 18 10 12 24 19 21 14 28 1912 16 11 10 10 17 22 2624 10 25 22 28 18 82 28 27 2410 20 9 14 16 24 17 21 20 2729 20 18 18 28 19 81 24

18 14 16 18 17 Drawn28 24(a)24 10 20 28 10 10

(a) In a game between Kendall and Gard-ner, the latter played

:

20 22 20 21 27 18 17 10 28 186 II 14 20 24 16 20 16 10

21 17 10 16 80 20 20 23 82 1010 10 4 8 10 10(6) 24 27 12 1018 11 10 12 18 14 81 24 18 168 24 8 11 11 16 20 27 10 28

28 19 28 18 14 10 12 8(0) 22 186 10 14 28 7 14 8 12 Drawn

2 6 6 10 11 10 17 21 18 2217 14 82 28 10 16 16 10 20 1710 17 10 17 10 19 21 25 Drawn21 14 28 10 18 14 22 17 Gardner

28 18 2 6 8° 4 19 28 11 1027 81 11 8 16 10 8 11 I

IB 11 6 10 4 8 28 20

£te$$.Problem No. 8,408.

As announced, we have recolved from Man-ager Hawkins two sets from the entries to

that dep't of the 7th Am. Ch. Congress, andopen with the following position.

BT "noquH."BLACK

WHITEWhite to piny and mate In two moves.

BullKinn No. 2,408.Reading (Bug.) Obtervct.

nt Hits. vr. j. uaino.

"Mrs. U. seems Intent on stopping shortof nothing In the way of composition. Thefollowing Is a ncnt specimen of a doubleletter problem."—B. O. it.

Drav.' a perpendicular lino through thecentre of the board, and mark the Q s- bnlt"it," tlio K'g half "O." Now place on theQ's wing:

& M I id 2118, Kto, BB, BJ, Qf, Kfi.

* A * I IHr,, Kt6, BT, R3, and e,

Now place on the K's wing

:

& 1 ft to § 8 &his 4, KB, K», HO, US, Kit, RB.

White mates In two. In both cases; andthe whole board may be used for the solu-tion of each problem.

Game No. 31,408.

Board No. 2, of the recent Importuntmatch, Franklin C. C. vs. Manhattan C. C,PlUsbury (P.) ; Marshall (M.), "A partial-

!::?-K4ip

KBXPI

srKK1-K2P-Q1

4i5..nKts +6.. Castles7..B-B48..KI-B8o.,QKt-K3 Castles10..PQRS P-K4(0)ll..P-QKt4 B-R218..Kt-KtS QB-KS18..P-KI4 RPXP14..KBXF PR 81

15..It-Kt«q KB-B4M-.BXKt Kt. < B17..QRXP B-Kt«<!)18..Kt-R4(l) Kt-R419..RXB20..Q-R5

R-Kt(/>»..Kt-B8+ K-BsqM..Q-R0 + K-blsJJT..Kt-<l»+ K-Q3lB..KtXQ+ KBxKt»..Q-Kf7 l-Msl

w*B8(d)

W..F-B481..P-B68J..R-Ktsq83..R-K18

8B..Q-B6+ Res1

R-KB3BR*R-hlsifo)kb-bTK-Q8KB 8K-Q8KRXPK-G3

8 ch : ana B mates: If 1.. B to Kt 7 : 2.. y

tks B ch; and Kt, or Q. mates ; and If 1 .

.

B to K R 6 ; B to Q R 7 ; mores ; and Qmates. _^^_

UaudecilleandHlinsrreLGsobor H. Atkinson, late dramatic critic

of the Columbus (Ohio), Dispatch, has beenappointed Press agent of the Al. G. FieldGreater Minstrels and has entered upon hisduties. Rebesrsals of the minstrels beginAug. 1, and Will J. Donnelly, Mr. Field'sadvance agent, has gone to the openingstand.Lin B. Mantell writes: "I have just

settled up my law suit with my former part-

ner. Will A. Lamb, and will go on the roadagain Aug. 1, opening In Butte, Mont, andthen going on Tony Tubeskle'i Novelty cir-

cuit through Colorado. The act Is now ownedand controlled by me, and I will prodncesame with the aid of an aslstant"

NOTES CONDENSED.(o) Seems Inferior on the face of It.

Marshall, however, bas the authority otBlackburne and Tarrasch In bla favor.

(() There la no necessity to open the

Same, as bo can get a useful place for QI at Kt 2, after P to Q Kt 4. Moreover,

It Is not advisable to give White a squareat K B 6 to post eventually one of his Kts,or threaten to do so. At bis next move,) 1 . . II to Q 3 would suggest Itself, as theQ P docs not require protection, whilst the5 P does.

(o) In the nature of a trap for the R,which PlUsbury pretends to fall Into. Nodoubt It Is the combination he played for,

as he does not defend the P. Of courseMarshall might have simplified the gaiuowith 17. . B tks P. [We regret not havingroom to present a diagram of this subtleposition.

—

Ed. Clipper.)( !) The keystone of PlUsbury 'a combina-

tion.<<i) We have examined the following al

tcrnatlve

:

20.. B to his 62I..RtoKsq Q-KB828 QKt-Bo it-hiss

23..PtoKt4 Pt0Kt434..Kt-B8 R-Ksq84..PR R 4 Q-KtS

which seems to work all right. White's 21 .

.

Is the oeaucl to bis wbole plan.(e) LookB like a saving move ; but Pills-

bury bas a valid reply.

(f) If the game Is to be saved, the lastchance Is here with 24.. K R to Q sq.

White's continuation must be the same, theli at 0, sq eventually preventing the loss

of Q.(0) 82,. Kt to Q 8.seems preferable. It

prevents both R to Kt 7 ch. and R to Kt 8

1

end 33.. R to Kt could be answered withKt to K sq.

Solutions."Quid faetemv* noir"—June 26.

White. Black. White. Black,1..KM0Q6 BloBS 4..Btohls» BtoKKTl.B-Qsq K-Bsq(l) S..Kt-QKt« B-KtSu.,B-Kt4+ K-KtS 8..KIXB K X Ktand White mates in three.

(1)1.. If BtoKtB |«..BtoKB8 BtoB78..KttoKt< B-B7 «..Kt-K T dls. oh., and4..KtXB B-KtB Iwlna easily.

BY DR. CONRAD BAYER.(Erratum.—Black B at K R 8.)

1.. Kto Kto K to Q 4(1) I 8..Ktt0B«4- KtoBS8..Kt-Q« KK4(o) 4. .0 mates.(a) If Black 2. . P to K 4; 8.. Q to It

2 cb, K tks either Kt ; and Q mates.

(1)1.. ItBtoBB I «..otoK8+ Binter.S.KtoBO B-Q3

|4.. Q mates.

OF PROBLKM No. 2,464.

1.. Kt to his 51 Now If K to his 6, orQ 0: 2. . Q to B 8 ch; and Kt mates: it

1.. k to bis 8: 2.. Kt to K it 8, and Qmates : If K to B 7 ; 2. . K to Q 2 ; and KLor Q, mates. If 1. . P to R 6; 2. . Q to li

Edmunds and Bdktjndb, Mildred end Art,write : "We have been meeting with suc-cess with our new act ot trick bag punch-ing, boxing and physical culture. We playedHanlan'a Point, Toronto, week of July 4. andhad a return date there week of 17, with theMcMnbon and Dee circuit to follow. Ouract Is a decided success everywhere."

Till Kiiaw Sistbbb (Kittle and Georgle)opened In Juneau, Alaska, for an engage-ment of eight weeks or longer.

J, Wilson Cliffe Is appearing at RyeBeach Park, Rye, N. Y., In select trombonesolos.

Ed. C. Hats, principal comedian with theGreat Barlow Minstrels, opened his Summerseason ot Michigan City, lnd., June 19, andreports meeting with success everywhere. Hehas signed with the above company for theWinter season.

Huntubrh, "The Mali Fapinta," willclose a successful engagement of thlrty-eigbtmonths with Geo. A. Fitzgerald's Co., andwill open In October on the Crystal circuit,

with the Bauman circuit and other goodwork to follow. He Is working upon a newspecialty, "A Night at the Vaudeville," ter-minating the same with spectacular dances ona running globe.

Klein and Klein write: "After a fewweeks of solid rehearsing arid planning, wehave acompllshed a striking and pleasingnovelty act. which Is now In demand, as wehave good bookings for the rest of this sea-son and part of next. From now on we in-

tend to follow the vaudeville route throughthe West. We also have something new in

the comedy line."Kennedy and Kennedy, "The Dancing Me-

teors," will hereafter be known is Swatts andKendig. They have the Howard Athenaeum,Boaton, week of Aug. 8, a return date at Aus-tin & Stone's, and other good work to follow.

Tasi Thbbb Gardner Childben (Arllne,Edgar and Helen), who played a twentyweeks' engagement at the Metropolitan OperaHouse, Dulutb, Minn., are playing a returnengagement at that house this Summer,opening July 11 for an Indefinite engagement.Blanch La Touib, Claba Adams and

Clara Bbluo were Injured In an automo-bile accident In Central Park, Now York City,July 4, and were compelled to cancel allwork up to July 18, when they resumed play-ing igaln.Tbb Thbbb Lilliottb will remain at their

home at Englewood, N. J., for the remainderof the Bummer.Jambs Wblch, of James and Oils Welch,

wai called to Conneaut, O.. from St. Louis,on acount of the death of his sister, a non-professional. They were compelled to cancelall their Western work.

Stuart and Mdumit, Irish comedians,closed a four weeks' engagement at the Stand-ard Theatre, Houston. Tex., and open at FtWorth tor two weeks, then we go on theLang circuit. They are booked solid np to

Tom Nolan and Coba Wsitb hive signedtor C li. Waldron's Trocadero Co. for nextseason.

Fbanklin and Hopkins and th» TubesHabttobd Bibtbbs, after playing a. tncceis-

fnl week, July 10-16, at Forest Casino, BockyPoint, B. I., were re-engaged for the wee;of 17, after which the Misses Franklin andHopkins returned to New York, toJoin FrankB. Can's Thoroughbreds Co. The Three

Hartford Slstera will play a return date at

Rocky Point during the month •€,AugustRawls and Von Kaufman, with the Three

Kubns, were the feature attractions at the

Novelty Theatre, Denver, Col., week of July

11, and write that they responded to manyencores. ..Bubtino and Waltbbs report success at

Ouvernator's Theatre, Atlantic City. Tbeystay one more week, then Join the Fay Fos-

Thb BisnBa Claoson recently closed a

successful seven weeks' engagement at In-

msn'a Casino, Coney Island, N. Y., doing

their specialty. Tbey start rehearsing July

26 for Frank B. Can's Thoroughbreds.John J. Pibbson and Jibsib Wblbcbv

have just finished a successful Summer sea-

son In vaudeville with their act, "A BadMan." They begin rehearsals shortly, un-

der the management of Sullivan, Harris- &Wocds, for 1904-06.La Dbbw and La Zonb report their sec-

ond successful year on the Pacific cosst, andtheir fifth week at the Orpbeum, San Ber-

nardino, Cal.Habbt Lobainb and Bfbnceb Cabb have

joined hands In a new act, entitled "The Dia-

mond Dance," . . .

Tub Dorothea Bistbbs, who were a feat-

ure act, and played leading parts with Dlck-

Bon's "Humpty Dumpty" Snow, under can-

vas, have closed with that organization, andare playing parks.Williams and Gordon recently played the

Chicago Opera House and Sam T. Jack's,

Chicago, and have Ft Sheridan Park, Michi-

gan City, and Grand Raplda to follow. Tbevare booked solid In parks nntll Sept 4, andwill tben open on the Castle circuit

Tbb La vails were at Hoag Lake, Woon-socket, B. I., July 4, and their novelty aerial

act on the sliver arch and chain ladders

made such a success that they were held over

for another week. They write that theirs

was the first act of any kind held In thetheatre In years __-^ —_, , .The Dblyos played Pueblo, Colo., week ot.

July 4, and Cripple Creek week of July 11,

closing the show at both houses.

W. G. Uozbll, the tramp musician, writesthat while playing an engagement at Wood-lake Park, Denlson, Tex., ne was severely

bitten on the leg by a tarantula. The promptaction of Manager Morrison was nil tbatsaved bis life. It will be some time before

be will be able to work again.Annie Leslie Williams writes: "I am

flolBhlng my thirty-second week over theLang circuit, and have an offer to sign an-other contract of thirty-eight more weeks.

My act Is Koing finely."

Will II. Fiilus writes: "I have Joinedthe Lafayette Theatre Stock Co., Buffalo, N.y., for the rest of the Bummer season, to domy Hebrew monologue In the olio, and workIn characters, In wblch I am getting alongnicely."

i.izzib B. Raymond sailed for Europe, July28. She will open In South Africa In Sep-tember.

Frank: Parker and wife, of the Gothams,sailed for Europe July 28. 0. B. Stanley andTom Brlce sail July 80. Harry B. Fair-

banks will leave In August.J. Bbbnard Dtlltn and Mb. Dobeto visit-

ed Mr. and Mrs. Pastor, at his home at Elm-hurst. where they were treated with theutmost hospitality by the popular manager.They also made the rounds of the Blmhursttheatrical colony.Blaib and IK'Nulty are In their eighth

week with the New Bra Floating Palace.Will H. Aimbtbonq, of Armstrong and

Holly, writes: "Our act was such a successat London, Can., last week, that we were re-engaged for another week as the feature act.

1 am well booked up In the best vaudevilletheatres In America."Tub Two Db Acob, acrobatic rifle shots

and high wire performers, are at RlvervlewPark, Washington, D. C, having been re-engaged for two weeks more, making fourweeks In all at this resort. Their engage-ment terminates July 81. with Leap's Park,St. Louis, for six weeks to foiiow.

Little Rot Dawson, the four year oldson of Dawson and Booth, died at St. Louis,Mo., July 15, from typhoid fever. He wasburled In St Matthews Cemetery, St. Louis.

ANNIE ABBOTT,The original "Georgia Magnet," Ir here shown In one of the many tests of her mysteriouspower. Bhe has thus far successfully combatted the strength, In public and private tests,

of any number of men who have been pitted against her. She Is now appearing as a featureIn vaudeville,

THE LA VAILS,Who have been featured with Peter 8. Clark'sdifferent shows for the last three seasons, areengaged by Mr. Clark as a feature act forthe coming season, which will make theirfourth season under his management. Withtnelr novelty apparatus, the silver arch andchain ladders, they have been a successwherever they have played. They will beseen this coming season with one of themost magnificent apparatus on the vaude-ville stage with Clark's Runaway Girls Co.

Bennett and Rich report that their Ger-man comedy act was a big success at Elec-tric Park, Albany, N. Y., last week.The Hiqoins Brothers are playing the

Ohio park circuit, and doing well. They werelast week at Lake Santoy, Channcey, 0.Tablton and Tablton report meeting with

success In their refined comedy musical acts.They recently played Belleville, 111., Bast St.Louis and Peoria, with Cedar Rapids, la.,and Omaha, Neb., to follow, and are thenbooked West.

Elhib Fat bas signed with Bcrlbner ADrew's Tiger Lilies Co., for soubrette. Shewill also work In James E. Cooper's new act.Mat Bdbkb will go with Scrlboer & Drew's

"The Devil's Daughter" Co., to play thecharacters of the tough snd tongue-tiedschool girl. Miss Burke will spend the lastweek la July at Hortvale. N. I., with PearlReed's family. Miss Reed 1b also a memberof "The Devil's Daughter" Co.

SPECIAL NOTICE7*e publishers of Tbb New Yoik Cliimt.r

teg to announce that they totll not publish a

ChrUtmai number thut year, but instead tall

issue an

mmmx mibeilduring the teeel ending Feb. 15, ms. TkU)

will commemorate the completion of the fifty.

second year of uninterrupted publicatimi of

Thh Clippbb, and the beginning of it» fifty.

third volume. Ko exptnte tcill be spared t n

thi* number to maintain (if not to iurprn,^)

the high etandard established by the special

numbers previously issued by The Clipper.

Shannon and Dixon closed their presentWestern engagements at the Chicago OperaHouse July 10, and left Immediately for NewYork, to book Eastern time. They had five

weeks of Summer parks proceeding their Chi-

cago engagement, and their act Is creditedwith much success.

Wit. K. Abmstbono, of the Three Arm-strongs, has signed with "More to be Pitied

than Scorned" Co., to play the role of Hugo,the Dutchman.The Two Hewitts have closed < at New

Kensington, Pa., with the Hatch-Adams Car-nival Co., as the free attraction, and are nowwith the Open Air Circus, at Buffalo, N. y.

Mauds Harvey and Evelyn Walker havebeen re-engaged for Irwin's Majesties Co. for

next season. .

Jack B. Maobb plays Chlgaury Beach.Michigan City, lnd., week of July 17, andreports success. His wife, Teresa A. Dale,

Is summering at Lake Nina, Wisconsin.Mas. Habbt Chapman, wife of Harry

Chapman, musical director of Watson's CozyCorner, Brooklyn, N. Y., died suddenly onSaturday morning, July 18, from convulsions,

at her home In Brooklyn.Phobbb West and Hazel Mobbibon are

spending a few weeks at the "Old LogCabin," with Nellie Hills, at Atlantic City.

MIsb West goes with the Boss Sydell Co.

again next season.Mb. and Mas. Jack Batman write:

"Since the initial production of our act, "The

New Stenographer,' In vaudeville, last May.it has been an instantaneous success, andwe have not missed a week. We have played

only - the best houses and parks, and havereceived many return dates. The middle of

September we will open on the Kohl A CaBtle

circuit, with other first class vaudeville

bouses to follow."Murphy and Palmes are In their fifth

week on the Melville circuit of parks, andreport success with their blackface singing

and dancing travesty sketch. Tbey win

shortly produce a new blackface travesty,

written eipreasly for them by Harry Seyon,

of the Beyons.The Van Camps write that they have cre-

ated much comment at Toronto, Hamilton

and London, Can., with Detroit, Saginaw and

Lansing, Mich., to follow. Their new end

original act Is proving a success.

Lillian Monti, of Seaman and Monti, who

has been confined to her bed for over a year,

la now able to walk about the house with the

assistance of the nurse. Mr. Seaman began

a season's engagement May 28, at Chutes

Park, Chicago. „. . .

Bdw. B. Daniels writes: "On account of

Illness I have sold the Hotel Washington,

340 and 848 Washington St., Buffalo. N. Y.,

and with my family and James A. Klne and

wife will leave here for a trip to the Thous-

and Islands and through Canada for myhealth. Later we will return to Buffalo, and

make another trip to Cleveland, stopping off

at Erie and Ashtabula, to visit friends. W ill

make the trip In my automobile car.

Habcoi'dt and Kani, who played at the

Auditorium, Cedar Rapids, la., last week

report meeting with great success, fhey

ore well booked up and open on the Castle

circuit at the Uaymakct, Chicago, week ot

"wallbb and Maoill were the gueits of

Mr. and Mrs. Pop Megglson, at their coun-

try home, RoBovllle, Newark, N. J., whlls

playing at Electric Park, tbat city.

Nmwbll and Niblo, after sixteen success-

ful weeks with their own company, will re-

turn to vaudeville July 81, at Ramono Park.

Grand Ilnplds, Mich. They are well booked

up for the Summer and next season In uie

best parks and bouses. .

Tub Three Babnbyb, who are about clos-

ing a successful engagement of six weeks

on Henry Lubelskl's circuit will open on the

GoldsiRlfh circuit on Aug. 8. .

A. J. MacAvot has been engaged by

Frank Melville aa manager and musical di-

rector for tho Summer, at Central Park,

Dunkirk, N. Y., , _ -_ .,

Geo. A. Babbbtt Is musical director st

Bcliovue Park Theatre, Toledo, 0.Evelyn Db Zaunca, the sister of Etta

French, of Royer and French, has arrived

from Russia after a ten years' engagement

over there. Miss French will visit her sis-

ter nt St. Paul, Minn., before the latter snlls

for Russia, Sept. 1, to plsy a three years

engagement. _Nkllie Dunn sailed June 25 for tn in-

definite stay abroad. ., ,„

"Crip" IIoobbs, who returned to jew

Philadelphia, 0., last week, after spendiiit,

four weeks with his folks, at Savannah, Of.,

will Join Ted E. Faust's Minstrels at to-

lumbuB, 0„ Aug. 1, _»__i .i ,>„.

Capt. Sidney Hinman, who closed at HiSteeplechase Park, Coney Island, N. Y., «flnlch the season with the life saying BMWnt Pnln'a fireworks, Manhattan Beach, JR. J-Tun Galbbaith, agent of the Ted g. nw

Minstrels, was made a member of B. »• "Ej No. BIO, New Philadelphia, 0., W»After the degree was given a banquet was

tendered the new member. .

The Watebbcbi Bros, and Tbnnbi close

a long and prosperous season July i\ *»

Ft. Wayne, lnd. The brothers take their

anual eight weeks' vacation, which luey

will spend cruising on the Potomac WW*and Chesapeake Bay. In their beautiru'

forty-three foot launch, "Elk.",Mr. Ten-

ney will work a few park dates alone, deng

his parody turn, after which be will Join 1is

partners for a short cruise previous to opin-

ing their season Sept. 24, from which datt

they are booked up to April. -,

Doc Waddbll, general agent Ted »Faust Minstrels, writes: "There Is marked

hustling about the Faust headquarters, ins

first part scenery Is Bearing completion, ami

Includes twenty-eight drops against twenty-

seven last year. The parade uniforms jug

the costumes will be finished by the "j"next week. Season opens Aug. 10. uur

route has been arranged with due regard wthe age of the show, and the monetary and

commercial conditions." ....

Habbt Jobdon, who will finish two weeks

at Bchaefer's Theatre, at Columbus, Jnly ->•

Is booked up until October. His new S'L

"Rafferty's Tribulation," Is meeting wl-"

success. ..

Allen and Dblmain are In their fourin

week on the Frank Melville circuit Jhll

week they are at Spring Grove Park, Spring-

field, 0., and report meeting with succesi-

John Rowan, father of Frank Rowan, II

dangerously 111 at his home In Brookij ••

He has been confined to his bed since l"'"

ruary.,

The MI8SK8 Gbannon and Lbb are pinn-

ing the Boone clrcnit of parks and report

success with their songs.

July 30.

Dbnnt Banco, of the Three Renos, nowplaying the Levy circuit oa the Pacific coait,

write*: "I hare succeeded In getting somecapitalist* of SaJlna and Watsonville. Cat.,

to erect two new theatres, one In eacb town,to be devoted to vaudeville, tame u all town*

THE JSTEW YORK S. CLIPPER. 511

Bto7t 7£ ?"»PSW ftH! wltn «>• N»"onal

m .n*V: !i I'ocahontaa. Ark., on JnneLonl!

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Q 'ob8 Theatre, St!

— Notei from the Flake Stock Co. : We havebeen appearing throughout the Maritime Pro-vinces since the twentieth of April, and hareenjoyed one of the most pleasant trip* everarranged through thli tectlon of the coun-try. The company number* twenty-fire peo-

, Davis "M^l^V™..J

lJf',

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J57, pie, with band and orchestra, and la one ofpart of Augnat The ahow will bo changed in tin and

i Eva SSL.KSSIS'tlS'tS ¥,r" "• ''•»* »muaement attraction* iocs in

« «if.»5:*^"«''Jor lh« P»" 'our sea-

to be devoted to vaudeville, *ame a* all town* — Orrla OherV. !*£«;«,._._.. *arranged through t

of any prominence In California ha. today! the part of Salome ^S .?M„.° SK'S "?• ™»«%The house, are to be opened In the early Harlai Da".. MmVs£m..m t#?J?..

C1&. Pie- "."* ^ndjiad

the middle of the week, each company will gofrom one town to the other, a distance oftwelve tnllea, taking each other's placea, mak-ing a complete change every Thursday even-ing. Adfohwon, Including a seat, will be tencents. Three shows will be given dally, exceptThursday, when there will be no matinee.The houses will be on the Levy circuit whenopened.

business has been excellent, and the weather

i me largest melodramatic pro-tour. The following people

;ajred : Alfred Brltton, S. J. Mil-Carter, K. V. Nanaery, Geo.

eons assistant manager of theGrand boera&m B**iHa£ Pa., baa been eamOTb?Hai^SKD^eH «» n«om hf attract

ceaSfni ni»a.n£v,i &*nlc Pwanetlona of suc-

V?± U.W1" ^ Pre»e«ed on an elabor-t».»c*le, Manager Burgess providing aate

One bouse In Santa Au* I* doing *pecl.T1icenlc'Mu^ni.nt"%?"...PKro

-i5i5L .

new houses, and has a splendid beach, andover a thousand tents on the beach, erectedby capitalists."

SlAEia Abubtbono Evebktt, of the ThreoiLiaia abmstbono BVBBiTT, of the Three cut and Massachusetts will i« nf.'.^iEverett*, has been seriously lli for the past - Edwin sSSK VtoJt aSftftsix week* with nervous prostration, at the *-'- -

home of her parents, Louisville, Ey. Mrs.Everett Is convalescent, but will be unableto resume work for a year.

F. 8. TtMiiiHS, manager Island Park.•.Elkhart, Ind., writes: "The moving pic- tlon.,r "WUam"Tellt

""sKuit*«' ete™l"w'tures and illustrated songs which are in »"»•• —"> «"- -"- "SraL ?lc- *._W.charge of an expert operator, 117 R. Lutzen

delightfully cool. Fishing, boating and sight-seeing are Indulged In weekly by the member!of the company, the personel of which re-mains the same as when we left the States.After our engagement at St. Johns, NewKoundland, we are booked throughout thelarger cities of the provinces ana Ontario,and will commence our State time on theCahn 4 Grant circuit Nov. 28, at Ilolyoke,Maas.— Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Snow (EthelMontgomery) closed a successful season withthe What Comedy Co., May 14, and after

nesrw t»« ^iii^'X:'. :£"". " '""«?* of playing four week* of vaudeville dates,

will take7thI™A j£.Si„abou

*r«2™re<> and Joined the Williams Big Stock Co.. to pin?

ment of o™nSJ>„rtOS*,*' u

T?er

,

tha manil«e- general bualness and characters, and1

do their

m aev«.l Slh m«'. nS£r

^.Co" "M*"""? vaudeville ketches, of which Mr. Snow Is the

amml ihi/i? .^".S^?0110"*' ,PX0IDlneB" «u«hor. Mr. Snow will take out hla own

carry the scenery, baggagetie

and parapher-nalla. The princlpaT'cTtfe. of Newport.Waiffl&!S!»M«&. CpnneVti:

amnnir orhlxk .™. ,ifi„ r »• *VL"U"">"'' ouinur. ar, snow win is

flon/P "Wh

| ?„4re^,, FUBSSK "?e«D»K- company the coming s,a.on.

Bea-

berger, are a very popular attraction at thisresort. Marie Harris has a clear, sweetvoice, and her songs are meeting with de-cided success. Laura Northway, olanlsl.Hand concert* by C. 0. Conn's TrumpetNote. Band.tub Zamoba Fahilt, Mexican aerial per-

formers, report meeting with success play-ing parks and street fairs. This week theyare at Riverside Park, Anderson, Ind.BICI and Pbbvost who played Keith's

New York house and Hammerateln'a Bootlast week, two honses game week, to bigsuccess, are in their seventh week on the .

roof, with the entire Summer to follow. They with B. C. Whitneyhave signed a two years' contract with KlawA Brlanger, to play clown and harlequin, re- -

Hpeqtlvely, in the American production ofthe London pantomime spectacle, "HumptyDampty," opening Nov. 4, at the New Am-sterdam Theatre, New York, for the entireseason.Dair and Kblso will open at Columbus,

n„ Aug. 1, with Ted E. Faust's Minstrels, todo end* and their act in the olio. Mr. Kelsohas recovered from a long Illness. Mr. Dalyhas Just finished the Lang and Edison cir-cuits.

gloria of Players.— The McDonald Stock Co. ha. signed

the following people for the coming season,to open Aug. 22 : 0. W. McDonald, manager

;

J. D. McDonald, agent ; C. T. Jackson, HarryE. Wilson, Earl McDonald, Dave B. flood*,Leslie P. Webb. Dave Lachman, Hazelle Mc-Donald, Muriel Langdon, Mae E. Wilson,Baby Wilson, La Relne, lire dancer, andM. Counsella Keep, and Young Mac.— Frltil Scheff returned to America lastweek, and will shortly begin rehearsals Inher new comic opera, "The Two Roses," Inwhich she will appear under Cha*. B. Dil-lingham's management.— The Seward Show Is in Its fourth weekat the Point Gratiot Summer Theatre, Dun-kirk, N. Y., and report* a first das. busi-ness so far. The company will remain thereuntil the end of August, when the regularseason will begin at Jamestown, N. Y.-'Leon Erred and William Gross are doing

the principal comedy in A. Zlnn's productionof burlesque and comic opera, at Shields'I'ark, Portland, Ore., and report success. Theyhave been engaged for the season, which willlast twelve weeks.— The Clare Jeakln. Co. will open theregular season Aug. 22, at Weatherford,Okla., playing Toler'a Bock Island circuit,the tour embracing the Indian Territory,Oklahoma and Kansas. This will be theirthird season. The company presents "BastI.ynne," "Denver Jack, Cycle of Death,"and" "A Sunset Prophecy."—i Frank Christie will be stage director of

the "Buster Brown" Co. (Eastern), this sea-son, and hi. wife, Amelia Balrd, will play theFrench governess with the same company.— Barry K. Hamilton was made a memberof the Actors' Society at the last meeting ofthe directors— Elmer Ballard la in his sixth week withthe Duquesne Stock Co., at Lake Brady, Kent,O., doing the light comedy. The company I*

producing two bills weekly, under the man-agement of R. Marsden, and giving excellentsatisfaction.— Note, from the Stllwell Comedy Co.

:

We closed a successful season of twenty weeksIn Lincoln, Me.. July 15. Mr. and Mrs. Stllwell went to their home In Jackman, wherethey will spend their vacation. The othersof the company went to Boston. Mr. Stll-well will open the coming season In Lincoln,Me.. Sept 25. All the old people are coming

— Coyer and Burke, of the Forepaugh-SellsBros,' Circus, after closing with the circus,will tour with their New England comedydram*, "HI. SI and I." They will carry a bandand orcheatra and travel In their own palacecar. The company will number thirty people.

„— Mrs. Sol Smith ha. been engaged forthe role of Miss Crawley, In "Becky Sharp."with Mrs. Flake, at the Manhattan, NewYork, the coming season.

„ — Note, from llarka Bros.' No. 1 DramaticCo., suportlng May A. Bell Mark*: Engage-ment* are: Arnold C. Baldwin, Louts H.Appell, J. J, Owens, Frank L. Gregory, Ed.Rowley, Alice Kemp, Nina Gay, Fred S. Cum-mins., Prof. Hill and other.. "Anona, theIndian Maid," will be featured In the reper-tory. Special ship and polar .eta are beingbuilt. A balcony set for "Nell Gwynn" 1.also under way, and a number of drops, to beused In three royalty plays. New wardrobeIs being prepared, and the company will beready for the road Aug. 22. R. W. Marks Is

proprietor and manager.

Howie will have charge of tb'e tour,.on will open Aug. 26T

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to the stage after a long absence, win beseen with trie Corlnne RuSkel Stock Co

"i™T ill •: Nor*?n '.

wno wai "'"> "Sher-

SSLH.0,^e8

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Co\durlD* the P»Bt ^o sev

sons, I. now playing a very successful Sum-mer engagement In "In Louisiana" Co., atDelmar Garden, St. Louis, Mo.

,7T SS*01 „Harronn and Chas. A. Boyd gowith "Yon Yonson." ' *— Sam Mylle will piny the principalcomedy part In "The Show Girl" Co. nexteason. lie has a three years' contract

— Notes from the Tbebua Bros, and Rey-nolds Stock: A company of fourteen peoplewill take the road Aug. II, touring Iowa,Missouri, Illinois and toe South. The fol-lowing people have signed: Grace Wayne,Marlon Oates, Katbrvne Dale, CharlotteOates, Edward Lyons, Wm. Thebus, Otto The-bus. Frederick Reynolds, and Robert Hilton.The company has an excellent line of paper,and will play high class royalty plays. Wohave several good fair dates booked In Iowa,Missouri and Illinois. The company will beunder the management of Otto Thebui andFrederick Reynold..— Billy Stanford ba. Joined the LakesidePark Stock Co., at Mannette, Wis, for theremainder of the Summer Mason, for secondcomedy and specialties.

— Note* from A. H. Woods' office* : A. 11

Woods' "Queen of the White Slaves" willopen Its season Aug. 8, and I. booked solidfor forty-three weeks The entire productionhaa been rebuilt, new costume* added, and It

will be one of the largest melodramatic pro-ductions on t~~have been engatern, Joseph C.Raymond, K. M. Worth, Don Or, Ed Robinson, Thus. Wesdock, M. J. Bhcehan, Joe Ma>gers, Tom Williams, Jas. Conner*, J. O. Can-tor, Edwin Mayhcw, Hurry Lane, Maxtiooper, W. II. Thompson, Fred Harvey, JohnCampbell, Bernard Thornton, Allleea May,Rose Brsham, May Ward, Bessie Marlowe.Grace Raymond, Anna Yale, Ada Lane,Edythe Gibbons, Irone Daniels, Maud Har-vey and Marqulta Dwlght "Dealers In WhiteWomen" will be an elaborate production ofNew York life, which will open Aug. 14. Thefollowing people have been engaged for thesame: Lawrence Underwood, Carl SmithSerle, John Fenton, Harry Fields, LawrenceMerton. Robert Chandler, Harry Stone, C.H. Ball. Chas. Sands, Joe Ileymer, Sam My-ers, Sylvia Btdwell, Mortis Lyttos, NellieRussell and Beatrice Loeb. Louise Beatonwill open her season In an entirely new pro-duction of "Rachel Goldstein. " In Philadel-phia, on Aug. 20. The following people barebeen engaged In Mia* Beaton', support: Llt-llan llslo Emery, Russell B. White, HerbertRett*, Francl* Yale, Jas. Donovan, Chas. T.Lester, K. L. Walton, Robert Warren. GeoFlorida and F. W. Rnscy. A mammoth pro-duction of Now York life, entitled "Fait LifeIn New York," with an excellent company,headed by Julian Rose and Georgia Mack, wivopen ear

iy July In

I

November. A carefully selectedcast will be engaged shortly for one of thelargest production, ever attempted In melo-drama, entitled "Tracked Around the World,"by Chas. Taylor, which will be launched lateIn October.— The Chicago Stock Co. I* the attractionat the International Theatre, Niagara Falls,N. Y., all this Bummer, and from all report* Ismeeting with excellent success, "The PtrlshPriest" was the bill last week, and the cast,we are Informed, did capitally In their re-snecltve roles, the honors perhaps going toGraham Earle, as the priest, and Norbert W.Dorente and Goo. Florer, a. tbe brothersManager Ro.skam ha. secured a list of sltteenof the latest royalty bills, all of which arcstaged entirely with special scenery, and tenof which have complete lines of paper. Theroad sesson will' commence Sent. I, at theclose of the stock engagement at the Kails, andthe time Is booked solid In the best Easterncities. Tbe roster Includes sixteen people onthe stage, beside, tbe musical director andadvance representative.— Horace V. Noble and wife (Jessie Tor-ralno Noble) are In tbe fourteenth week oftheir Summer engagement, playing the loadsin the Stone Hill Block, 1'corln, III. Therbare signed tor tbe season of 11)04 0,\ undertne management of Thurber A Nashcr, to sup-port Florence Hamilton. Rehearsals begin nextmonth.— "The Business Man," by Lee Arthur,lately produced at McVlckcr'. Theatre, Chi-cago, I. to begin a tour on Aug. 10, end willbe re-named "The Honorable flncui Meyer."— Anne Hamilton, who lately clo.ed asloading woman In the Springfield (Mass.)Stock Co., ha. signed for (be emotional leadIn Whltafcer's "First False Btep" Co. SheIs now enjoying a well earned rest at RuseLawn Manor, Frcdnnla, N. Y,— Hilda Spong, who recently arrived fromLondon, has gone to San Francisco, where shewill Join Henry Miller, appearing In "JosephF.ntangled," tho now piny by. Henry Arthur.ion™. In which Charles Frobman la to presentMr. Miller.

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.".li!?.h * "nrrls have completed the cast

for "Military Mad," the new comedy adaptedby Leo Dltrlrh.teln, which will bo presentednl the Garrlck Theatre, New York, Aug. 22.it Includes Ids Conauest, Leo nitrlchstoln,Henry V. Donnelly, Thomi* A. Wl*e. KdltbBarker, Olive Murray, Jennie Itelffartb, Gils*Hhlne, Henry Kolker, Herbert Ajllng, EllaCollner, Florence Thornton, Amy Lesser, Kath-rrn Ulgnnre, Kdwln Brandt, Oeorge HenryTrader and Charles Green,— Cbsrle. F. Berger has leased the DorrlsOpera House, Pbeonlx, Arls. He will playfirst class attraction*.— The Vances, Joseph and Bonnie, havesigned with Manager Fred Berger Jr., forbis company, "The Liberty Hells." *

— Howard Kyle will head a company underthe management of James K. Hackett tbecoming season.— F. F. Miller has closed the Miller-BryanCo., at Rattle Park Casino, Baton Rouge,La„ and wltb bis wife. Blanche Bryan, baagone to Spring Lake, Mich., until the Fallseason.

. — Harry Shannon write* that his comedydrama, "The Ranker's Child," will open tbeseason Aug. 22, at Ludlogton, Mich. Newscenery Is being painted for the production.Iho play has been somewhat rewritten sincelast season. Little Basel and Harry Shan-non will head tbe company as usual. W* willpiny nearly all one night stand*, wltb afew week. In cities. The season will be forforty weeks, about half the time belog returndates.— Joe H. Lee, who recently finished tenweek* on the Kuiell Summer nark circuitthrough Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois, I.In stock for tbe re.t of the Bummer, atDoling Park Theatre, Springfield, Mis*., andhas signed for next season wltb the MurrayComedy Co., under the management of Chas._ managementLamb.— Announcement I. made that all businessdifferences heretofore existing between tbelowa-Illlnols circuit of theatres and the Audi

— Notea from the Guy Hickman Co. : Wewill open our fifth season at tbe Grand OperaHouse, Ottumwa, la., fair date. Laat .ea-

son we did the beat business of any reper-

tory company In the middle West. We now— Roster of Bensrd'i Co. 'a "A High Old hold the title of King "B," and have put to-

Tlme^ Co : 8 B "nd B H BenarTeole gether this season the bc.t company weowner*; J. ' Bentln, A. F.. Stanley,^ H._ B. ever carried, wlth.all high class and high

Blackburn, Richard Zleglar, Chas Garfield,Edward, Owen, J. Govello, Clint Weston,Chas. Conyers, Van H. Ardell, Bert S. 8cha-•er. J. h. Bryan, Wm. Bailey, Geo. VanDyke, Henry Mumah, the Gnldy Sisters,Maud Henderson, Anns C. William*, Adahpryer, and Milton E. Davl* in advance. Thecompany opens Sept 16, at Fort Wayne,ind,, and 1* booked solid lor forty-two weeks.. — Baby Viola Kane, aged four years,daughter of P. J. and Lydla Kane, madeher flrat appearance on any stage as LittleWillie, in r'Hast Lynne," with the MunnelllBros.' Co.- July IB.— Mrs. Arthur Sldman was thrown froman automobile on July 18, In Hornell.vllle,«.. Y, her father's home, and wa» seriouslyInjured.— The Arnold Stock Co. will open Its sea-son Aug. 22." The following people have"Igned[recently : Walter McMillan, GeorgeLlewellyn, the De Wolfs (brother and sister),

K'.psymond, musical director.

. ?T No'«» from the Spencer Stock Co. : Weare In our slith week and doing big business.Everybody 1* Jniexcollent health, and a hap-pier company of people never existed. Man-sger Spencer say. that this Is the best com-,

P,n/ he ha* ever had. The newspaper, sup- .

HSlB* t*J/ well, and hi. people are great from Sweden,'•write*. Business 1* up to the stsndsrd. B. Raymond for a term of year*

K ","™_ D"»«e, maxweu vviigus, '«"»ftovlp, Emily Bmiley, Kathleen Klnsllla, Lois" orden and Josephine Gray. P. A. Pascalshas charge of the orchestra, and Frank Wor-den look*, after bur advertising. Onr ses-son runs until Sept 10.

OHSKIIV ATIO.V INI) OF CAR "DELLA."The above cut shows tho rear end of the private Pullman palace car "Delia," which I*

modelled after tbe Twentieth Century Limited. The car Is owned by Jolly Delia l'rlngle andher husband, G. Faith Adams, both of whom are connected with tho Iowa Tourist Associa-tion. The car I* running all this Summer from De. Moines, Is., to the World's Fair, at St.

Louis, over the Wabash Railroad, making weekly trips, and locates on tbelr private tracks,directly opposite the main entrance of the fair. There are state room., bath room, obser-vation parlor and Pullman standard sleeping sections, together wltb a kitchen, toilet*,

etc., making It one of the finest car. that carries private parties to the fair. A special tripwill be made to California In September, with the Odd Fellow. Lodge of De. Moines, la.

After Ita return the car will again run to the fair. A. the tourist business has been sucha big success, manager Adams will not take out tbe Jolly Delia l'rlngle Co. until afterelection, giving Miss l'rlngle a good long rest. The car "Delia" accommodates twenty-ninepersons, and a. It Is chartered to private parties for a cash rental the entire Summer, It

has proved to be one of the best paying enterprises In which these people have Invested. ,

Miss Prlngles brother Is also connected with the association, and manages their other car, ior

!ul", Theatre, at (la esburg, have been

named "Lacooa," which also run. to the fair. i?lt,bly/nil 52"5M*S™»* "nipromlsed, andpeace and harmony reign* once more. The

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s^B^ma - theatre haa been purchased by Dr. L. T. Dor-soy, of Gale.burg, who ha* also bought theloog lease held by F. B. Berqnlat. The lat-ter remain* at the theatre a* treasurer andpress agent. The theatre Is now booked atthe New York office* of the lowa-Illlnolscircuit

. — Jos. Pilgrim and Louis A. Elliott's pro-duction of "For Her Sake" will have tbe fol-lowing roster : Executive staff—Pilgrim A El-liott, sole owner.; Jo*. Pilgrim, manager;Louis A. Elliott, business manager ;. Chs*. J,Lammer*. ttage manager: William' Empson,stage, carpenter. The company : Edwin Scrlb-ner, Billy Marble. Edwin Perclval, Marc R.Robbln., Roy Laldlaw, Cha.. J, Lamcners,John Benedict, Edward Laird. Helen Gllllng-water, Gertrude Ritchie and Hla Marble.— Note* from the derrick Stock Co.: Weare enjoying a very pleasant and profitableBummer season over the Kusell warm weathercorcult. breaking the record two night. InDanville, with ''The Two Orphan." and "AnAmerican In Russia." In Bloonlngtoo, HI.,wo played to tbe largest crowd that has everbeen known In the history of Ibn park. Webad to repeat tbe opening bill, "An Ameri-can In Russia," to over 1.509 paid admis-sion*. The people of the company tbls sea-son are: Marie Allen, Nina Lalslg, AgnesBruce, Frances J. Howling, Fred P. Miller,Clyde Franklin, Frank Allen, Claude Bell

Sort, Richard Stiles, Horace Blsnkensblp,y Kusell, manager; Fred P. Miller, direc-tor,

— Ml** Lester Laland Myrlck, of 'TheGovernor'. Son" Co., write, i ''I left the compan/ In Milwaukee because 1 wa. Ill withtyphoid, but I am happy to state that I amwell now, and ready for bard work tbe com-ing season. I have bright prospects for tbefuture, and will have tbe pleasure of intro-ducing my husband to my old friends. Wewill be known under tbe professions! name.of Sinclair and Myrlck."— Jessie West, after five seasons of stockwork In Brooklyn, N. Y„ will pit* daring thecoming season the light comedy and soubretterole* wltb Cha*. K. Champlln, featuring bar

salaried people. We added seventeen moredrop* to the carload of scenery we alwayscarry. Our roster so far Is: Guy Hickman,manager ; Fred 0. Reynold., Harry Schroder,Clyde Hlatt, John Juatls, John Hickman,O. M. Blcknell, Prof. Joseph R. Wedder,Marian Olbney, Mae Maxwell, Groce Dale,

the Stewarts, Master Freddie Stewart, andMrs. Guy Hickman.— Corlnne Runkel, formerly of the Brlt-

ten-Runkel Trio, will head her own com-pany next season. It will be known a*tbe Corlnne Runkel Stock Co.— The following people have been en-gaged by G. W. Winters, manager GraceHayward Stock Co., for next season: MariePavey, Battle Carmontetle, Grace Thurs-ton, Eva Sargent Wm. B. Morris, Wm. R.

Dowlan, Pete Raymond. Arthur Llndbolm,Arthur Meredith. P. J. Egan, Cecil Williams,

Joe Lothlam, Feldtnan and Ball. Moranand Moran, Tom Kress, John Winters, andthe Becker Lady Orchestra of eight pieces,

The season opens Aug. 20, at Lincoln, Neb.— Eva May Russell, known profession-

ally ns jOutborn, has signed wltb the Cor-lnne Runkel Stock Co. for next season.— Knute Erlckson, who ha. played tbe

title role In "Yon Yonson" and "The Man" ha* been signed by Melville

• a term of year*. He will

be seen In a "Swede" part, written , tape-

mond to place Mr. Erlckson at the head of amusical attraction later on.

• — \vm. C. Dowlan bts been engaged n.'leading man with the Dick Ferris Co., atomih^Neb. .;,';,.,.;..

— Note* from the Bennett-Moulton Co.,management F. C. Twltchell: We closed tbeseason with a week at the new opera house,Corning. N. Y., playing to a crowded bouseevery eight. Manager Rogera bas placed ad-ditional hose and lire extinguishers In tbebuilding, and caused tbe drops to be sus-pended oy pulleys so they may be cleared fromthe loft and brought down bodily In case offire, Tbe new house will seat 1,000, and ticomplete In all tbe modern appointments, In-cluding .team heat, generated across thestreet.— F, P. Uillmnn writes : "My wife receiveda very pleasant surprise last week from tbePayton Sisters Co., In the shape of an expresspackage containing a number of beautifulpresent, for onr new .on, among which wa.a diamond ring, a silver and gold lined mug,silk hoods, Jacket, and other handsome andvaluable present* from tbe member* of tb*company."— Bob Mack, who ha* been Identified forI bo past eleven seasons wltb J. C. Lewis' "SIPlunkard" Co., will be connected during thecoming season wltb John Lawrence, with tb*"SI Sfebblna" Co. Tbe company will consistof thirty-two people tbls season, includingtwo band* and an orchestra. Dan Darlelgb,tbe author of this rural comedy, will againbe seen In the title role.— Irene Veronee goc* with "The Girl ofthe Slums."— Morris E. Moses, late of Pittsburg, the

private secretary to the late Chas. L, rjavls,

Is offering hi. piny, "Alvln Joslln," for sale.— Mr, and Mrs. Flslc are (pending tbeSummer at Edmund H. Fisig's home *t In-dianapolis, Ind.— Alice Kemp, of tbe Dllger-Cornell Co..wa* obliged to give np her engagementthrough Illness. She bss been In the hospitalat Oneonta for two weeks, suffering fromacute gastritis She I* DOW at her borne atIlrooklyn, bnt la still very werk.~ William T. Francis has been engaged a*general musical director of Charles Frobnan'imusical

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MUSIC COMPOSERS, This Is Whit Yii in LoiMbk dr.

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Mil ITAPV rAiirifi Uniforms, Guns, Swords, Revolvers, Gannons. Tents, Etc.miLIIKRI WUUUO Everything In the Military Line-fully described In onr largeMagaslue Oatalogne, containing net cash prices with upwards of 2,000 Illustrations. Price of catalogue,16 cent*—mailed on receipt of 6 cents In mumps, mentioning this advertisement. Customers write as thatonr "CATALOGUE ISWORTH IT* WEIGHTIN GOLD." We Tiavotho largest stock In the world of militarygoods from Government auotlons. Doalen Supplied. Francis Bannennan, 619 Broadway, New York

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March and Two Step. With toll Orchestrations, Mo. This Is Something Good.W. I. LEGGETT k CO., No. 862 Sawyer Ave., Chicago, III.

BURLESQUE LEADERIABLE SIGHT READER AND ARRANGER WISHES TO HEAR FROM MANAGERS FOR (RELIABLE I

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SOME OK THK ATTRACTIONS WITHSINGLINGBROS.9

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These Attractions may be addressed cartBINOMNO BBOS., Baraboo, Wis., oluMtmots of ahoy.

cIBille" fortuns trio(liampinn Horizontal Bar Comlquea. Thirdecoaon wltb Kingling Bros.

DA coIFfamilyad Absolutely Original Aerial D'apier.

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7 JACKSON FAMILY 7America's Greatest Troupe of 'Cyclists.

THE FLYlNG"FISHERSSensational Long Distance Mid-Air Leap*,

THE ILDREDSOnly Three Artists In the World Accomplish-ing Triple Simultaneous Lean from theground on to the back of a galloping horse.

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GENARO and THEOLThe World's Most Marvelous Contortionist*.

THE AEBIAL'STHThsArtistic Posing on the Double Xrapeia.

dollaFtroupeAcrobats. Feature wltb Rlngllof Bros.'

•• Circus—Second Year.

GLIHSERET7I TROUPEOriginators of Everything New In Acrobatics.

THE COLlNICLAIROHSWhirlwind Dancers.

VICTOR BEDINI FAMILYSensational Equestrians. The only act InAmerica Introducing a dog and S peopleJumping on 1 horse.

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Man to ito couple of act* In side show. KieeFigures, Magic Fire Act, any gnn<l acta suitablefor side show. Can use a few good performersfor Dig Snow. Have for sale—Two very line Ma°cMods, iirokc to do an act; also cage for -amc.I. Inns can lie seen with al> >ve snow. AddressLIIAS.SPARK8. Route: Wayland, N. Y..July 30;

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HEW SLOT MACHINE,Our Slectrlc Light Blowers have no equal as amoney gotter. Price, $26. Circular.

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HALLETT THOMPSON, Manager (late Wood'sGym.) Special rates to performers, |1 a week.

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HOTEL. CHICAGO.\ an Bnren and WabashAv

D. A. DOOLEY, Prop^WM. TELL not «E, Howard and Somerset

8ta., Boston, Mass. Central location. Excellentmeals. EMILY T. BAHNWART, Prop.

REVERE HOUSE,CLARK and MICHIGAN 8TREET8, CHICAGO.

American, $2 and np; European, Tlcts. and up.Special Rates to Theatrical Profession.

8. A. CROWE, Proprietor.

I".' «^» B.iwuum go 10 a? r

NATIONAL

KAISERHOF:Fireproof. European.S10S. CLARK ST., near

rr,r,TT.TL~""w " Jackson, CHICAGO.SPECUL RATES. HEW GERMAN RESTAURANT.NTROSS HOTEL, 'i4>nd TOW.mb ST..

CINCINNATI, OHIO. AMERICAN PLAN.VM SINGLE, te.00 DOUBLE PER WEEK. _CHEBTERFIELD.-HegwitllowiMnodenT.

Perfect culslue. service, appointments. EuropeanPlan. J. M. HANRAIIAN, Prop., Petersburg,Va.

TRAFALGAR, llt-lii K»gimml. New York,opp. Dewey. Rooms Soc., 7Sc , U. u.fio day; 12.Wto |8 week. W.D^HANNIOAN, Propr^

Wabash A Madison, CHICAG 0.0. 0. Vaughan, Prop. Strictly

..American Flan, $8-$U single;»7-*l2 double.

Halt's New Hotel Cafe J»<g* fly £-Rooms 40c. to 76c. per day; $2.J0 and $3.00 a week.Ladles' Resiaurant on second floor. No. 6 E. 4thSt., Wllmlngton,_Del. 0. R. HOLT, Prop.

PALACE HOTEL, lofN. aarkSL, Chicago".European, S3 per week; with private bath, 17.Turkish Bath, too. H. B. HUMPHREY, Prop.

ST. JAMES HOTEL, TOLEDO, O. Ameri-can Plan. Theatrical Headquarters. $1.25 sineIs,$1 double: is and $7 per week.

VICTOR HOUSE, 274 E. Indiana St., Chicago.Room and Board, $8 week. Italian and FrenchQnlalne. Centrally located. T, Castellatl. Prop.

FRANK HUNT'S EUROPEAH HOTEL,148 Dearborn St., Chicago. Professional rates %lper week and up. Location In heart of the city.

HOTEL VELEYCROPBAH PLAN.

ggr Special weekly rates to the profession.tat Clark St. , Chicago. Most central location In Oity

I

WANTED,D IB

(GOOD VOCALIST*,To play in saloon. Salary $35.00 a week. Address

R. II HAGDE, Sour Lake , Tc\.

AT LIBERTY, SEASON 1904-05,

OAVIN DOROTHY,leading Juveniles and Light Comedy.

VIRGINIA HARVEY,Lending Ileavies, Juveniles, Character Comedy.

Both experienced and reliable. First ClansStock, Repertoire or one piece. EASTERNMORS., WRITE. Addresa

3704 LACLEDE AVE.. St. Louis, Mo.

AT LIBERTY,LEADER. PIANIST i(singing specialties; also Douiilc ClarionetU. and O.)

Bit. STOtlDILL, 2*03M Ave, Seattle, Wash.

"Tell It ToMe"IZBA KENDAIiL'8 3d BOOK.

ALL NIW — JTJST OUT.For sale on all trains and news stands, or by

mall, SBc. Addresa EZRA KENDALL,SO South Tth Aw*..Ht. Vernon. If. V.

ENGAGEMENT WANTED,BY A CLETBB YOUBB LADY.

Dramatic Co. preferred; good appearance, gooddresser. St. Louis managers, please write. Roll-

able managers wanting Clever, Talented Ladles nr

Gentlemen, Singers, Dancers, for the season,

pleuae address PROF. RAYNO'S SCHOOL,230 West Ohio St., Indianapolis, Ind.

I Have a Lecatien far a 6oed Street Carnival

er Entertainment of the Klad,

WITH A MERRY-OO-'ROUND THAT CAN 1>0 AGOOD BUSINESS AT A MONTH'S STAND. A big

money maker. Address

CHAS. J. BANOEHT, Falls Creak, H.ASCENTS FURNISHEDANYWHERE WITH THEMARVELOUS AND ONLYTORPEDO PARACnOTB

k# i i •- i- w w > SPECIALTY. BALLOONS,Etc., for sale. No agents. PROF. CHA8 KABRICH,

< Centenary Street, Blnghamton, V. Y.

8BLL00N

Exactly as new. Electric Lamp, Rheostat andOxy. Uyd. Jet. 1903 pattern, Only $60.

K1NET08C0PE, caro of OLIPPER.

Bands and PerformersPASSING THROUGH and PITTRRTIBAWANTING SUNDAY DATE IN « 1 1 lODUBV0AL1IOUN-OAKW00D or SOUTHERN PARKS,write. A. S. MvSWIOAN, Mgr. Amusements.

Wanted, far the HABBIN6T0H STOCK CO.,

Rep. People; those doing Specialties preferred.

Can use Al Sketch Team. This show is undercanvas. Add. E. A. Harrington, Terre llsiitc, Ind.

WANTED, PIANIST,FIRST CLASS, POR THEATRE, COMING SEA-SON. MOST DOUBLE ON TROMBONE OR'CELLO. Address P. P., care of CLIPPER.

Second Hand BAND INSTB0IEHT8BOUOHT. SOLD and EXCHANGED. Send for com-

plete List! PRANK HOLTON ii CO.,10T E. Madison Street, Chicago, ftl.

At Liberty—A 1 Slide Trombone,For balance of season and next. Good and loud,

for street. l)lnk> lay on". I want ticket.

GEORGE K'EMULK, Oakland Oily, Ind.

BSI ltontu -With The GrrntWALLACE SHOWS.

Tra-STELUS« & IHMUrUwDouble anri Single Clown*. Look out for

Our New Specialty Next Season.

G. Z.And Ills Band.

DEUO&GAMELTRIO,World's Champion Aerial Bar Gymnasts.

DONNIE,Queen of the Aerial Itlugs.

Corelli, Rooney & Rover,Comedy Acrobatic Feature.

THREEMVAROSGreatest Act of Its Kind In the World.

ALLEN SISTERS,Late of the Famous Nelson Family.

Tamblera, Acrobats and CoutortlonlsU.

AMERICA'SBESTAND

GREATESTEndorsed by Press aid Public.

5,000 references from all part* of tho world.THE ONLY SCHOOL ENDORSED IN CHICAGO.

SCHOOL

•TV. . * •!!.<..

STAGE DIH, EIC.

(Up-to-date In every detail.)

Buck, Jiff, Skirt, Novel CakeWalk, Elocution, Slnglnc andRag -Time Sonia, vaudevilleActa. Sketches. Monologues, etc.

ENGAGEMENTS SECURED.NO FAILURES. '

PROF. P. J. RIDGE,[lis Frances Lee and others.

Circulars Free,

GRAND OPERA ROUBE.I endorse PROF. RIDGE as the only Performer

and Professional Dancing Teaoher in Chicago.FRED J. WILDMAN, Theatrical Agent

127 La Salle St., near Madison, Chicago, Hi.

w

WANTED,FOB VAUDEVILLE PAVILION,For August and September. VAUDEVILLE MIN-BTRKLS. OPERA, REPERTOIRE. BUHLEMOUKand UNCLE TOM'S CABIN SHOWS, tlioso that canplay week stands preferred. Open Sttndayn. OnlyUnit class attractions will be considered. AddressII. (J. ENQKLimUH, Manager, South Bend, Ind.

L-II3L- .

I.OXG EXPERIENCED

Must have ticket. Write or wire,

W. W. MILLER, Trinidad, Colonado.

Wanted at Once*LADY SOLO CORNETTISTHaving had stsge experience. Other Kraas In-

mrunientallKts that can sing, wrl'e.LENNA-IIOWE LADIES' HAND,

Franklin, Mass.

Wanted , Low Pitch Clarionet PlayerTo finish season at Monleagle Ohautamiua. Will

give good iniu position In orchesla ncxtnoason.When wo close horewe go right In llioatre. Hi

men In orchestra. A'l dance work extra pay.State lowest salary, including board, and tele-

J. HOUGH GUEST,graphDlreotor of Orchestra, Monleagle, Tcnn.

COIEDY ACROBATIC ACT, BASS

and TUBA PLATER, BARITONE,

DOUBLING VIOLA,Wire quick, Plymouth, Ind. Open July 30. oth-

ers, communicate. WARD'S MINSTRELS._ATluBKRTT AFTER A.VQ. t,

DUTCH COIEDIAN and SNAREDRUIIBR IN BAND,

ONE NIGHT STANDS ONLY.HABBT WOLFF, Oklahoma City, 0. T.

MUSICIANSWANTED.Apply 10 JOHN II. 8CULLV, Bandiuustcr,

Nail. Sol. Home, Vn.

Do YouWANT AltLITARY GOODS ?BAND UNIFORMS, ARMY or NAVY SUITS,T«NT8, OUN8 and EQUIPMENT OK EVERYDESCRIPTION. From Government Auction.No matter what you want In that line I cansupply It. New or second hand. Bond (orcatalogue. B. B. ABRAHAMS,

322 South St., Philadelphia, Pa.

Wanted Ai: OnooJUVENILE WOMAN, CHARACTER WOMAN, tiotll

to do Specialties If possible: OENKRAI, ACTORWITH 8PK,CIALTIES. WANT TO HEAR FROMALL KINDS of DRAMATIC AND SPECIALTYPEOPLE. All miia> have good wantrojic.

FRANK J. DEAN, Mgr., Lillian Ly.maco..Harbor Beach , Mich.

neiTcr'llTghan,Irish, and Blank Pace C.onedlin.

HOOD, RTHOMI SINUINSlSPECIALTY.AddroKi, ALTORlFUNION,

h Union Square. Ncir York, N.Y.

TOP. LOOK AMI IIBAI).

rOBSALE-The Complete Outfit of

Zingarra's Bealisllc Gypsy Camp.The most successful alnre-eamp on the road Arare opportunity. Reasons for selling, goingabroad. Addrcaa, for rarllmlars,CHARLES FRY, Catsklll nnfllir Hudson, N. Y.

A CLEVER, TALL, LEADING IAN,Strong enough to feature: Ail'ng Comtdlan withstrong specialty. Man tor Characters and doneralRuslner*, Proprrty Man to play small parts,Moniii In atreet R. R. Park, then on rosd for re*u-larseannn. All people mum he A l and tall. Ad-dress <|lllck, MANAtiKR HOWARD STOCK CO.,

Pli|us, Ohio.

For Repertoire,

BUFFALO TRAGEDYGreat Repertslre Play, Small Cast.

wamtkd—good ACTOR to play some leads,

SPECIALTY ACTS.W.A. DILLON, Mgr. Mauds lllllmsn.Malone, N. V.

SNA K E S.Choice Pythons, Alio Ball, Ptae and

Turtle Heads. Snakei Ohatp.

B0S0O DENS, Ma, i. HOPE,UK. Ninth Street, Phlla., Pa,_

MUSICIANS WANTEDOf All Kinds for SNYDER BROS. A DOWKERSHlg ConiolldsteilShowa, Cornels, Tromlmno, lias »,

Baritone and Trap Drummer. If you arc not sat-

isfied with the lies!, don't write. Make salarylow. Wire or write, Theodore Stunt. Francec*-vllle, Intl., July so; Monon, Ind., Ang. 1; Wolcoti,Ind., Aug. 3. Will send ticket ir not too far.

AT LIBERTY,

Address FRANK CALLAHAN,WW Brazos St., Austin, Texas.

""a M X K D .GOOD 80NO POEMS, ALSO MUSICAL MANU-SCRIPTS. ENCLOSE STAMP FOR PARTICU-LARS. ILLINOIS MUSIC CO.,N Division street, Chicago,

PERFORMERS AND MUSICIANS FOR II

MONTHS' ENGAGEMENT. SOUTH.OEO. S. ELY WAf.OS SHOW.

Aug. s, tihenoyvlllc, 111.

Wanted, Song and Dance Comedian.WORK. IN ACTS: WEEK STANDS. Wrlloqnlvk. Harry Rex, write. KLOCKAAIIL,

Irvliigion. IB.

FOB SALE,

>

Two-ihlrds grown; Hcaitt'fnl flrown FomaloWATER SPANIELS MAKE OFFER KOR EITHEH.Also GROWN WHITE TOY SILK POODLES.Homo Puppies. Send 10c. silver for Ills, t.'atalngtio,

Choice Singing lllrda ami Parrulx. AddrcasMAOKLINPET KENNKLS.Box ail, Boimpnrto, In.

WAN TED,STETSOITS

U.T.C.G0.,Phtnoas itml I,wgrt<e, Toiiny, Jtarki,Hule) , Two L'orneta, Double Drummerthat eAn play horn In parade* PianoPlayer to Double Horn, Colored Slngera.State Salary. Addrsaa

WM. KIBBLE,VA Miller St., Mt, Clement, Mloh.

P. 8.—Bur./. Wagonlr and Frances, write.

FILMS FOR RENT60,000 FEET OF TUB LATEST

Sptoticutar, War, Hlstorloil, 8e«nlc,

Mysterious and Comedy Featurs

Subjects lo Select From.LAT1MT ILLUSTRATED 8ON0 SETS RENTED.

Wrllo for list. Terms right

CC UAH DII7CC 7M Hennepin Ave.,

. t. IAH UlUtt, Minneapolis, Minn.

ATTENTION!Prises and Gifts for All flames.

JKWKi.itY and N0VICLTIE8 for SouvenirStands. Parks, Kiilrs, Carnivals, and Thea-tres. CHBAFB8T ESTAHMHIIMBNT INNKW YORK. Send (or (.'afnlogito nnd PriceLlet. AIiFRHD OUOGMNIIBIM,

020 Broadway, cor. Spring St., N. Y. City.

DON'T TAKE CHANCES.If Vou Want Heanlts Use a CHOBS

LETTER HEADSKNO POIt FIIEK RAMPLKB.

POIICC Prlntlnjt and Eng. Co., pUIPIPnuBIidd 358 Dearborn It., UlllUnbU10c, for Stage Money. Book ofenta, MOc

ACTS OF ALL KINDSBultalilc for ladles ami i'Ii lldron audlcneu. Longen gagemont to goiMl peoplo that, ran rhaugoorput on acts. Hi'i'i .li>hnHi>n and wife, wrlin. Ad-dress JAH.T. IIRADY,

Manager Orplioiitu, Han Antonio, Texas.

DISENGAGED.OH' I NO TO MISREPRESENTATION.

lU\\m MX A\'D LEADING WOMAN,Strie'tty Mrst claaa, Haven nmiilicr of exiraor-dlnsrllT fine plays. Addrtsa

BOX ill!, OONFI.I EHtlE, PA.,

ATTENTION, C091PAN1KS.THREE LAJROE HALLS FOR REHEARSALS.

EQUII'PBII WITH HTAOE ANII SOENERY.

PALM GARDEN, "^^W^™'Da; and Evening. Iiitjiiiro on Pretnlses.

FIIE SET P1L1, 3.073H. Very Low.ALSO EDISON "UNOLE TDM" FILMS.

PASSION PLAY, diroi.f <1LIPPF.1L

^easTr i. ... .ili at mttmmmm

PASTOR'SC0NTIHD008 PEBFORIAICE.

NEW YORK JOLY 26.RrCKBT A NELSON,RRIDY AOCItlllEH,WOLF A MILTON.BROWN » FOSTER.LE CLAIR A IIOAVEN,DR IIEAUMONTS,ALICE I'lllLRROOKS,

JOHNSON A WRLLB,LK HOY t WOODFORD,THE USHERS,IIOLDSMITU * IIOPPB,(1KE00RY A LIND,trilAS.DUNtTAN,THE VITAORAPH.

Huber's X MuseumUrn. II, Hulier, Propr. J. II. Anderson, Mgr.WANTED, for the opening, Aug. 1, Attractions andFreaks for Curio Halls. Add. J. H. ANDERSON,as above.

GEO. ^ MAY WOODWAHSTHE OR10INAL NUKBURNED RUBES.

JUGGLING MATHIEUSMARVELOUS DISPLAY OF DEXTERITY

Address all agents Or Mil W. 30lh St., Chicago, III.

OHAS. E. COLBY andALLIE 0. WAY,

The Ventriloquist and Dancing; Poll.

AL. LAWRENCE,Vaudeville*. "Amuslnoltl" Mimetic.

Permanent address, R. F. D. No. 1, Kont, 0„ U.S.A.

(THE LITTLE MAGNET),

Lottie Gilson | Billy Hart"Tho Flj Flirt." is Livingston Ave., Yonkera, N.Y.

MR. and MRS. JACK BURCH,IMIEMIEIl 11,1,1 HIONINT8.

ONE OF THOSE SATISKAtrrORY ACTS.OHA1IMAN CI 11(11 1 IT, CAI.II'tlltNIA, INDEFINITE.

MAYME REMINGTONAnd BUNDLE BOOIA10HADIES—Hotel Rartholdl,N.Y. Agents: JO PAItIK SMITH ami WM. MORRIS.

BARRY j JOHNSONTRAVESTIES IM VAUDEVILLE.

GILMOUR and LATOURCHl-WAN-CY IIEAOII, MirHIGAM CITY,

IND. , ALL SI MMBB.^

11ABKY BBOWN,THE SINKING COMEDIAN. HIS NEW BONO KIT,

"I'LL DO AS MUCH FOll YOU."Caro of CLIPPER.

TOM BATKIflAX,Oeacrlpllve Aelor, Vnvallst, "OhanRa)

Artla'lj.

AT I'ANTOlfM TIIKATHE, N. Y., AVU. IJt

" AT LinEUTY"roil NEXT KUOR,"'TROCADERO QUARTETTE.

Kollh's Theatro, Buslnii. Julv »-»», . JOE 111 RN K8, Rep.

BERTRAM MILLAR;LEADS and HEAVIES, si W. 2*1h Bl„ Now Yort.

FORRESTandFORRESTARTISTS HL'PREMK on llanjo and Xvlophnno.Cam BENRY BROWN, fill liearlioru St., Chicago.

Wynn @ HartDOING WELL, TIIANICI.Uen. Uellvt-ry, Muiralo, N. Y._

I-.IE N.NIER KA »1 1 L V--4. Prltmi pal ilarn

-

hack Riding Act, Waller; Pony Menage Act, Hot;Foot Juggling. DnulileTrapt and 3 Brother Act.En mule llarriaNlckoll'Iste Shows. Pur. Address,UHM I St., N. W„ Waililnglon, D. (.'.

Bijou Vaudeville Circus.

.July 4.1, Snliiit. .M«...

Marion and DeaneAVONDAI.E PARK, WINDBITRMH, PA.

BROOKS BROS. & COPHK8KNTS

IIIFKI IIOFll! IIUFrillAug. I, Lake Nupeiunc Park, Mllford, Mass,

Gt&O. \V. SXOW,MONOLOtlCE MUSICAL ARTIST,

July 2u. Alliance, Noli., nne day; July m, Rhor<I dan, Wyn„ one day.

_ — / W/JL I .. ans

tmm route^'NLV/YORK^RtPRESENMTIVL

OMfi/iN7f£D . \foWMXr StA S ON.

KMCKtmotAffi wtr/uftm /iiVfWobK.

CLARENCE' D. NEWMAN.COMEDY OLD .1IKV,

Kxperloitrnil, Siihrlnty ntiil A|ipeiiraiirn, One plwnpreferred, Three night (in.'itoiislderrd, lteapona-llile managers address NAPLES. N. V.

Thomson & Vandiveer'sCircus, Menagerlt and Hippodrome Tents,llavo a rwiord of over forty years aaliolng superiorIn Material, fliilah, Woikiiiaiielilp, Style, Durabil-ity and Economy to all others insiiufaetured. Es>llmaten given on application,

No. -mm E. THIRD ST., Clnelhnsll, 0.

DOUIAND TRUNK

I'Oll sAi,K,|:iii.on,f (IMI'I.KTK. Pnrpar.i n uliiis addresa IV. E, Mi'i.'nlli.iii'li , liay L'lly ,Mlrh,

JOHN A. WEST, MUSICAL BROWNIE"'*• 31-30, SPJiINU HANK l'AHK, SO. MENU, IND.t SMUNnj 0, HOJPKINS' l'AHK, MBMFII1M, til

514 THE NEW YORE CLIPP^.r.

July 30.

THE NEWTOM CLIPPER

THE FRANK QOEEN PUBLISHING CO. (limited.)

,nopanttoBS.

ALBERT J. BORIE,Editorial and business; Manjioib.

TURK.II., Datihury.—Nil.

SATUBDAY, JULY 30, 1904.

RATES.AuTertlMnuDta—12.80 per Inch, tn|!i col-

umn.Advertisements get With border, 10 per

ctnt. extra.• BUBHCI1IPTION.

One year la advance, $4 ; six month*, 12

;

three months, II. Foreign postage sitrs.

C. it. 'l'„ Milling* Park.—Kyote died Dec.

20, 1HU0, at Terre llmite, liul.

MIHCE.LI,ANEOUS.J. (!.. Central Falls - our hicm do not dls-

cIohc any record of It.

It. I., Little Rock.—It Is the name,.

OVtl CHICAGO LETTER.

lorllonlrt ; rmr. llulu*. imighlan : MIm Toy- ww», '™W&,™f VjirS

lor. Iuii;; haired womuu, .iu.3 Jessie Vlliwlil H success In Aucklniii 1, N. A.

.rained «l^toijiTta^_ihg,ti;: U IMto » V«ZV£L2g?*t

litre uict wiiu uiurked

(VBOU OUB OWN COBKBSrOMOlHT.)

W«-«t»-ru Hnr.-anOf the New York Clipper,

Iloom SOS, Asblond Block, Chicago.The return of "Buster Brown" to the

firfMit Northern, and the rejuvenation of••The Royal Chef," at the Gnrrlck, muteri-

ally changes thp complexion of the local

theatrical situation on Sunday, July 24.

••Mrs. Wlggn, of the Cabbage Patch," begin-»••-•

—— .— T----.- "" •_,_.|3 „J »«. nlng a IbTrd week, remains nt the Grand

ingle copies will pa Bent, postpaid, Od re- JKg, House; "The Forbidden Lund." en-

teritis upon its fourlU week, continues nt

the Illinois, nnd "Vivian's Papas" starts Irs

eighth week at Powers'. "The Mummy andtin' Maid" concluded lis stay at Ibe tJ.ir-

rlt'k Theatre Kntttrdny night, starting lm>mediately (or Broadway. On the same even-lug "Our New Minister" ended Its tbrecweeks lit Ibe Great Northern. During thegreater part of last week the uveulngs werecool, ami line for theatregning, and n* a re-

mili business was more satisfactory thanduring i lie preceding week. The City Councilliasst-d the amendments to the building or-

llhuuces, us applied to theatres, Hiibstoutlnlly

is predUied In last week's Clutkii. and ouriiiuiiagcrs have turned In the work of pre-paring their theatres for the beginning olthe new season.

Illinois Tiikatjir (Will J. Dnvls, mini-

ngeri.—Ethel Johnsons reniatknlily cleverwork In "The Forbidden Ijind" reaialns tbefi'iiiure of a fairly attractive nnd moderate-ly diverting offering. The fourth week be-

Kins -i.

iikanii OriibA IIiiiisk (Fred It. Hnuillii,

luislneH.-i iniiiiiigcr).—Madge Cnrr Cook,. WillT. : lodge, Helen Lowell and (he numerousother clever folk concerned in "Mrs. W'ggs,of Die cnhbugu Fntt'li," continue to delightcrowded house*. Tlie tiiini week begins 24.

Powkkh' Thiiatid: (Harry J. l'owerj, man-ager).—lllnncbe King, now the sole featureof "Vivlun'H Paphs," remains the, magnethere The lively and well acted comedystarts upon Its eighth week 24, with nothingsaid about the engagement terminating.

Gabiiick Thratrr (Clins. A. Bird, busi-ness manager).—"The Royal Chef," clo.'hedin new scenery and costumes, will lie re-

stored to public view 1*4. Of the companywhich originally presented the piece lit tbel.a Halle, Dave Lewis. Florence Uolbrool;and Henry I ' are retained. John Park,Sielln Tracey and Helen Dale are the newprincipals. "The Maid anil the Mummy"departed for Broadway Saturday night, 23.after eight moderately successful weeks Inthe bonne where It wob bom.

(Jurat NoDtIiriin Tiifatuk (James M.Ilrowne, business manager).—"Buster Brown"starts upon a return engagement of Indefiniteduration Hominy afternoon. 24, succeeding"Our New Minister," which enjoyed threeweeks of ever Increasing popularity and.iluiincliil kui'i'I'kb. In the current offeringMaster tiiiiirini Is again seen us Buster,otliers 111 Die company being: Geo. All, Al.l.a Mar, I'Yiiuk ('bristle, Jack Tnylor, JamesGoriuiin, the I'lvo Nossea, Nina Hnndiill,.Mamie (loodrlch, Helen Hhcrwisiil, and MarioDay. c

'-'

Comrnok Gaiu.enm (Stewart Spalding,maungeri.—llrookc and his Chicago 'MarineItiuid crowd llil,s spacious resort to its ca-puelly every night In the week and Huudsynfternooii. Thouius Preston Brouke Jr. leadsone number at every concert and Is fast be-

, coming u popular favorite.

lVll VMATTC. Chii'aiio oceiia 1Ioii.sk (Kolil & Castle,

i-> .- r. nkJdUU we linvo nn knowl- tna'nngers).—Chlcugoans have never wit-P. K. D., ChorleMlon.—1U line no xnowi ^-gj mtM jjjgjjg vuiulovlllc lluin Is

edge of the present.

wIcroobo l

"f/' '^M"?; here shown, to .'upBclty business most of ihoAnllMsan loiter In our core, and we will nu

Un)p „„,,, Keyeraf evenings Inst weekscores were Purucd away on account of the

iiitaTlfeii 'l*n"Kyck,"'NeiiI«"r51inons, aud tin;

Midway dancers.,

AvtkiimatII.—Conditional upon tbe Rljou,

Academy, Alhambrn and Criterion Theatres

being in readiness the season will open at

the KIJou Aug. 7, with "The Convict's Ilnugh-

ter;" at tbe Allmmbrs, 7, with "On the

Bridge at Midnight;" ut the Criterion, July

31. with "On the Bridge at Midnight, andat the Academy Hept. 11, with "AcrossJMPacific." The work of alteration at all four

theatres is being rushed as fast as possible.

The Colby I'limlly are playing their

last weeks In vaudeville, for the present at

least. Tbey are engaged as a special feature

with the Fenberg Stock Co., opening for the

season at Bangor, Me., Aug. 22,M

-„V'Anderson Is In town, Bilng his vaudeville

fences for tbe Grand Opera .House, Indian-

spoils, and tbe ColumbiaWillis F

tour Is expected

i successful. Great MttMt Is

being manifested In the eminent pianist

Jack Carkeek Is still at the Melbourne

Opera House. lie hns put up some gooil

contests IP tbe Southern capital.

Very few performers have had a more suc-

cessful season than nimble .\nt Clifford. Onbis ilrst appearance he strnck the popular

fancy, and his popularity Is as marked now

fte Uessems' marvelous turn still excllei

the greatest attention at the Tlvoll.

The vivacious little American comedienne,

May Moore* Duprei, is at present delighting

istrons of Hlckard's Adelaide Tlvoll.

Comedian Bwward Laurl Is due li

rs'lpt of 10 cents.

Oor Terms aire Cash.

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Willis F. Jackson will nave the manogemeit of 'The Flaming Arrow" for Lincoln

J. Carter, tbe tour opening at the Olllls.

KatiHOs City, Aug. 7 K ft Macoy paid

Ills oiinunl visit to New York last week, leav-

ing; the National Printing Company to the

considerate attention of J. D. Barton and"Tommy" Hanks Hheeley * \oung*"Maloney's Wedding Day" is being organized

here for a lour of the West, beginning Aug.

18, at Portage, Wis It. A. Hanks nndBilwln C. Young will have the managementof "The Mttle Outcast" Co. (Northern),

through nn arrnngement they have made with "• »g

Geo. K. GUI. Air. GUI l» now In St. Louis, « *

where "The l-lltle Outcast" Co., In <"e «

which Anna Blancke will he featured, opens

l Ullll-IIIIHA J^WPUt" •«.-- - — —-- .

bourne on July 13. to prepare for the ad-

vent of the Htepbenson Musical Comedy CO.

Tbe Pollards ore playing to good business

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July lit.

In conseriuenre of the great success of the

recent French season nt the Avenue Theatre,

II. Uuls lllllier hns made arrangements with

'ellx Klcbe, the Paris Impressing, TCetnrn of practically the snuie company

next Summer. Tbe season, however, will be

of longer duration, and It IS Intended I

Co.. was divorced from her husband, fdwnrdV. Dunne, in Judge Honore's court Inst week.

James II. Browne will return to the

management of the Alhamhrn when It lie-

gins Its season, retiring then from the man-agement of the (Irent Northern, to tie re-

plnced hv Geo. E. Knymond, who assumes. Ills

former position Anne Sutherland hns

been rehearsing nt Towers' during the past

week, to open nt the Dnvidson, Milwaukee,

SI, In "Mrs. Krsklnc's DevotloYi," a newpluy, by .1. Preston Gibson. Ernest Hastingsand Vincent Hcranno will be In her support,

stage director Lee

long-thought-out plnni. ..

mnnent French theatre In London are well

on the road to realisation. In fact, should

n convenient house be found, it Is not un-

likely that the opening of the London per-

manent French theatre will take place In tbe

Autumn. ,

Another new management Is nnnounceil,

that of Edward H. Kelly and ft M. Hnllnrd.

The former gentleman Is the husband or that

fine and deservedly popular nctreSs, MttnItoiiclcuiilt. who will naturally occupy the po-

sition of lending lady In the company. Opera-

tions will be started with nn original three-Samuel Forrest Is stage director ...... Lee

f mm(HiT hv (j«,rge Fleming, the lady whoArthur In writing a new monologue for Lean

drnrantlzeil "The Light that Failed." but In

Itussell Mnrle Stunrt Ij summering.In fu provinces, arrangements having been...Alice Kaymond was here last

list.Au__.\'eftlsP'lt In our letter

W. E. II., Detroit.

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Ing to' the prominence of the teacher, a. wenever Indulge In comparisons.

J. I, P.. Brooklyn.— I. Address Henry W.Sovuhc. 144 West Fori y-l bird Street, NuwYork City. !!. While not always necessary,

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Mwrf K II.. Cllielnnutl.—The suceeiis of

the act would depend entirely upon Its

cU'verncss. It niuat bo e|cvcr Indeed, to suc-

<*ed, n's there nre numerous nctB of tins kind.

,\lnke application to a hirnl manager for

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P. St., New York.—Al, S. Dnuton wbbkilled May 13, 1004. at Ooldsboro, N. ft,

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CAIID8.ft, Pottsvllle.—A plnyer cannot play It

nliiiie after having pussed the trump.,1. S.. lluffnlo.—The ace, king, ipiven, Jack

and ten of niiy one suit constitute whnt in

Kometlinea called n "lloyal Flush." Tawterm, however, llnds nn plnce lu any stundniil

work upon the gnnif of poker.

It, K fl.i lliisiklinvcD.—If not cnllwl only

the o|s>ners.

R. I... Owen Sound.—It It Is lu n SAMOwhere strnlghts are nllowetl u straight llusli

Is Isjlter than Amr of a kind of any denom-ination.

BASEBALL.P. M. J., Unrtford.—You can nwnlt (lie

eoimnlltee'B decision If i'on wish, but thechuuci's arc the game will go on record as adefeat for New I.omloii.

3. 11. P., Nlnghra Fulls.—The Ilrst game,when two are played the snme afternoon,hns been derided olhclnlly as tlie one regit-

Inrlv scheilnied for Hint day, and nil bets

abide by Its result.

legal limit of capacity having beenhaunted. Opening Monday afternoon, "'.

:

The Hatches, the Gourley Brothers, Coltunnnd Harrow, the Three Breens, JosephineColes, the Three Graces, Stunrt and Flts-t.'liiiouH, Mildred Grover an.d lier "plck'i,

'

Foster and Foster, Glrard and Gardner, the,

Howard Sisters, Illorksom. and Mums, HrLmItertruiu, the iiiilUu ltcdcuy Troupe, nndGoo. K. Siu.or'H kluodrome.

ClkvklAnii'h Tiikatiii: (Wm. 8. Cleveland,manager).—This week: Pauline Hull, theMlluore Sisters, Chan. Kenna, Hnrrls andWallers, Dick nnd Alice McAvoy, llowersand Hull, Anita Cluss, nnd Calialiuii andMark.

TuoCADltno (Robert Fulton, manager).

—

The Torrid Zone llurlemiuers come with tills

week's hope of continued cool weather. Jen-nie Guichurd remains nn attractive princi-pal boy, while Chas. Uurckhurdt, Sultz Moore,Frank Damsel nnd Guy Rawson will havecharge of the comedy Interludes. The olioiniuii's Murray and McParland, Cumpbell nndSelkirk, He Mora nud Drucetiii, and Derononnd Mosely. Flue business rules, thn seasonof Summer stock l.nrlesipie having thus farproven llnnnclnlly sutisfylng to the manage-liient and vastly entertaining to patrons whonnd diversion In fourteen shows n week.'Ham T. Jack's Thkatiik (Sidney J. Euson,

mnunger).—The Summer stock compnny con-tinues "Dudes and Daisies" for n secondweek, starting 34. Alleen Vincent and LenaLa Couver head the "beauty show" (which is

n rod one), and Frank Finney, Chris Lane,I'M. Morris, Carl Anderson uuu .Ins. Thump-sou have cliargo of the comedy element,which predominates "Jopniieski, the first

part, and "King llnrleycorii," the burlesque.Mitchell nnd l/ove, tbe Juggling Mnthleus,the Jovial Quartet, the Ariosco llrothers, andHie Keunlson Sisters will provide Die vaude-ville Interludes, Fine business rules at nil

performances—weather permitting. ManagerVinson has a splendid company, provides goodentertainment, and well deserves the finan-

cial reward which has conic to him throughthe Summer.Sank Souci Park (MnJ. Alfred 'Itussell,

iiiiiunger).—Edward Shnyne'a All Star Vaude-ville Co. In Ilils week's predominating feat-ure. Numbers will bo furnished by FrederickBros, nud Rums, llawson and June, Warrennnd Hlniiehtird, iho llrothers Siilsnelt, andHenderson and Boss. Liberal patronage hasfallen to ihe lot of many alluring conces-sions which Hue the grounds, nud n seasonof nbuudnnt prosperity is now In full blast.

WATi:n Ciii.-tes PABK. (Wm. II. S trickier,

general manager).—"Shooting tbe Chutes"continues to be a popular pastime, throngswhich tested Ibe capacity of the spaciousenclosure being In evidence afternoon andevening- C. SI. Nolmeyer's vaudeville showsnnd tlie numerous loncesstous which llndliliernl patronage ore nltrarttve sub-feat-ures In Die ninlii spoil.

itivr.uviKW Park (Win. M. Johnson, mali-nger).—With IIS lllllllllllilo Uf illll'llrtlolls

"along the Pike," this resort continues nil

ui.ii-tctlve N|s.t for hosts of out of iloor

nmusemrnt seolcers. Th? Ilrst Imperial Ma-rine Rand of llermnny remnlns thn chief nt-ti'iu'tlon, aside from the fun to lie had In

"doing" Ihe various couceslsons, dancing hithe iiininmolb pavilion, nnd euloylng tlie

cool comfurts of Ibe spacious and shadygroves which make Rlvervlctt particularlynttrnellve.Clark Strket Muncim tixiuls M. Hedges,

manager).—Seekers after things curious undInteresting are sure to have their researchesrewarded by visit here nt fny lime. Be-side IH ' curio hall display there Is nn oft-.

repealed vaudeville bill, and business Is ex-cellent.

Lcinoon Dime Mi'RRUM (Wiu. J. Sweeney,mnunger).—In curio nalli'Lall Joro, con-

Chicago. ..

week George Evans will slay In vaude-

ville until after election Martin Beck?oes to Son Francisco this week ...... Carle

lunge's Hand remains the nttracHon nt. the

lllsiuarek Gardens George Hlllman,

late of McDonald and Hlllmnn, in vaude-

ville, has born engaged for Lyman Bros.

Co The La Salle Theatre managementexpects to take "The Royal Chef" to NewYork F. H. Livingstone, who was stage

director at the Rush Temple Inrt season., hasbeen engaged ns dramatic director at the

Chicago Conservatory These are busy

times at. A. Mllo Bennett's Theatrical Ex-change in Ihe Ileal Estate Hoard Building.

Homo of the engagements he hns recently

made are: The Leliiml Ciiirrtette, wllh "ATexas Steer" Co. ; Harry G. Forrest andTheresa Miller, with Glbney Stock Co.:Harry Harvey and Edith Martlhot, with"Moloney's Wedding Day" Co. ; Lewis Wnlu-Wright and Lela Vance, wllh "A lloynl

Slave" Co. ; Olgn Lnrssen, with the CoagroveOrchestra and Concert Co.; David Blvcrs,

for stock, In Hannibal, Mo. ; Raymond- Wlill-

tnker, Stewart Anderson, William Clifton,

Edward Hutchinson. Earl Crnddock, StewurtBsrnnge, Hoy Clement, Charles Tenance andMaud Norton, with levering & Gibson's "Re-demption" Co., which opens the season ItIhe Davidson Theatre, Milwaukee', HerbertO'Connor nnd Murle De Beau, William Stun-lord and Daniel Flynn, for stork, at Mnrl-netto and Menominee : Miss Gordon Priest,

Addle Lencre, Mrs. Kate Grlflllh, FrederickLelher and others, with "A BrokenHeart" Co.*. Adelaide Rockburn, withHie Chase-Lister Co. ; Alice Washburn,with "Our New Minister" Co. : MarlonHyde, with "The Stain of Guilt" Co.

;

Catharine Countess, Sedley Brown and Car-rie Clarke Ward, with the Grund OperaI louse stock Co., New Orleans ; Herbert E.

Sears, Laurence Wlillams nnd others, with''A Texas Steer" Co. ; Horace Beldon, LouettBabcock, John Howe, Harry Fahrney andothers, with Macauley and Put ton coiu-

Baoles: Lilllnn Daveu, Jud Williams, W.I. Frederick, with Lincoln J. Carter; Minion

Archer and Lewis Deen, In stock, nt Mont-gomery, Ala. ; Eugene Kaluffer, Edith DeValmtiKcdii, Madeline Wtnthrop, and fn.l

made for nn eight weeks' tour, commencingnt the Shakespeare, Liverpool, Aug. 8. In

addition to SIlss Houelcoult. ft Aubrey Smith,

E. H. Kelly, and ft M. Itallnrrt will havepnrts, but the casting of tbe piece is not yet

complete. Manchester, Newcastle, Leeds,

Dublin, Belfast, and Glasgow are among the

towns to be visited, and It Is hoped that a

WeBt End house may then be secured. Lon-

don playgoers trUBt that Miss Roitclruult has

a good play and a good part In which to wel-

come her again.'

.

"The Master of the Klng'n Company' Is

the title of the new drama of tbe Charles 11

period, chosen by Lewis Waller to follow In

course of time r'Mlss Elizabeth's Prisoner,"

nt the Imperial.Forbes Robertson's season at the Duke of

York's came to nn end Inst night. In Sep-

tember he starts a provincial tour that will

Ir.st about leu weeks, and then he goes to

America again. There Is n probability of

his producing u new play during this pro-

vincial tour, but nothing Is certain yetabout if:

As 1 announced some weeks ago, Messrs.Harrison & Maude are to occupy tbe NewThnntre during Charles Wyndbnia's absencetills Autumn in the United States, nnd whilei ell a In more or less necessary alterations

und decorations are being effected at theItaviiiarkei. Mr. Maude's appearance at theNew will lie in a new study of river side

life, by W. W. Jacobs, wherein he will rep-

resent, a bnrgc mosler, who is tbe centralllgure of the characteristic comedy, whichBight be culled "Wnpplng Old Stairs." Inthis connection It Is very pleasaut to beable to note that Mrs. .Maude's recoveryfrom her recent serious Illness goes on.

steadily, and that nothing could be moreencouraging than tbe reports of her healthrrcelvenf from her seashore cottage, whereshe Is rapidly regaining strength and spirits.

"Saturday to Moudoy" reached Its onehundredth nnd final performance on Friday.

E. S. Wlllnrd will open the New KingsTheatre, Glusgow, Monday, Sept. 12. "TheCardinal'' will continue to form the main-stay of Mr. Wlllard's repertory durlug hisAutumn tour,

The. Harmony Four are, I hear, creatingit furor at Mr. Ilni-rusford's Purls house, tlie

Alnnmbra. They have my sincurest con-gratulattons.

, ,

Speaking of fours, I am reminded that theManhattans are again In town. They wereinjiinctcd last week In Newcastle, where theywero billed to play for Mr. Barrasford, butan Mr. Moss has contracts with them audapparently values their services, he movedthe courts to restrain them from plavlngat any house but his own. They have bada similar experience Ijo London tbla weekThey were to" nlajr the Middlesex, but Sir,

Stoll compels them to retain their fresh'nets until they nre due to open at his new Co-losseum. This barring business Is gettinglo he a serious matter to performers whodesire to keep working fifty-two weeks ayear. 1 wonder would It not be possible toavoid It by each net having at least twodistinct routines of matter.Hume, Itoss and Lewis nre playing Die

Empire, Shepherd's Hush, this week, Thevhave a very amusing act, which Includessum excellent eccentric dancing by one o(the team, and a trombone solo by n lady.The Kings are also on this bill and earn(rent applause for their fine singing.

The Empire Palace, Blnulgham, Is tills

week being visited by Howard nnd St. Clair,

Pnnteer Brothers, Rachel Lowe, Lalla s.-|.

hlnl, ahd Wilson HalletLAppearing nt the latest Stoll house, the

Ardwlek Empire, Manchester, are: Donald-son Bros, and Ardoll, Seeley und West, Hartand Leu, and Belle Davis. Next Monday is

the opening date, and the above may be re-

lied upon to make the first week n big success.At Hackney Empire, next week, are : Kelly

and Gillette, Conway and Lelnnd. Juno Sal-

mo, May Henderson, Cliff Itylanu, the Her-ald Comedy Four, and Jlmson's Cirque, sevenacts out of a total of ten. Later on we mmexpect to llnd the bills consisting entirely ofAmerican artistes.

W. C. Fields still continues his great suc-cess over the Moss tour, lie' Is top liner at.

the Empire Palace, Leeds, next week.The Hooper.-, are making n big hit this

week at Bradford Empire. Carl Hertz, theJackson Family, and the American ComedyFour are also going splendidly here.Frank and Jen Latona Journey to Swansea

next week, to fulfill an engagement at theEmpire.

Kelly and Ashhy are playing a successfulprovincial tour Just now. On Monday nightthey open nt the Alhamhra, Brighton, beingbilled in large type.

Fioiiid and Ruge nre topping the bill atthn Tlvoll. Harrow-In •Fiirncss, where thevare a big attraction.

Polk und Kolllns are adding to their repu-tation In Glasgow Ibis week, at. the Hippo-drome. Ednn Mastln Is on the same bill, andIs going very good.The Young American Quintette nre fea-

tured at the Hippodrome, Norwich, and fromell accounts are making a big success there.

At the Empire, Newcastle on Tync, theKaufmans nre creating a seusatlou withtheir clever trick 'cycling act. Lee andBentley ere also making a success at thishouse.Heba Kniifmnnii, of New Y'ork, novelty tne

dancer, Is making quite a hit In "The Princeof Pilsen," at the Shaftesbury Theatre.Mnrba and Verity, writing from Souili

Africa, wish to be remembered to nil friends.

,

1 »KI.AW & HKLANGUIl'S ANNOUNCE-

MENTS.

"Ben Hur" will begin its sixth season Mon-day evening, Sept. 5, in Milwaukee. Twoweeks In ludlunapolls, and oue week In Co-lumbus, ()., will follow.

Kiuw & Erlanger have made another tenstrike In London In securing the Americanrights to "Sergeant Brue," the musical farcethat has inuue such a big success at theStrand Theatre. It will be seen lu New Yorkthe coming season. Owen Hall Is the In-

ventor of the fun, and Mme. Liza LehraannIs the composer of the score. The centralcharacter, Hergeunt Brue, is a London police-

man, who lias been 'left a fortune by n scape-grace brother, provided the sergeant remainson tbe force till he Is promoted to be nn In-

spector. Thn sergeant's endcuvor to be pro-

moted, through the arrest of accommodatingburglars, leans hlnl Into a series of comiccomplications,

A. M. Palmer's nil star cast revival of"The Two Orphans" will begin Kb tour ntthe Colonial Theatre, Boston, early In Sep-tember. Au extended route. Including theprincipal cities, bus been hooked for It.

Grace George and Sarah Truax will play thetitle roles, Louise and Henriette. JamesO'Neill will play the Chevalier ; Louis James,Jacques ; J. E, Dodw.n, Pierre ; Clara Mor-ris, Sister Genevieve; Elltu Proctor Otis,

"•'rocbard ;_Mrs. W. J. Le Moyne, the Coun-Edwnrd Compton wants a theatre In townw»JBVJH In which to produce a play beurlng tbe title; teas, and Bllou Fei-aandez, Marianne. Oilier

Rapid" •'waiter Uw™, N'Sram %&*$& ^o-Morrov.-^ This piece first saw light nt members of the cast "..re : 'Jameson Lee Fln-

Maocl Van Uurcn. with "Out of the Fold"Paisley some months ago. UCy, William BeaCh, Thomas Maigbun, liaraKm Cnpus. the author of "La Bourse old Howard. Harrison Fowler, Edwin Cald-

t^ '«.L'EL n«i, \, li™, S on In Vie." w II come to Undon early In the we||, Lucy Mllllken, Marts Stuart, audJack Mnlre, Theresa, Dale, .for Human Autumn for the purpose of visiting the prln- Justlue Cutting. The great seenlc cnulo-

clpnl theatres. ^_ ment utilized at tlie New Amsterdam Tlien-The two hundredth performance of "The tre will he used en tour.

Duke of Klilicrankle," ut tho Criterion Tbe- Tills llrm will oIbo present Uie InBt Lon-atre, took place on Wednesday, July 13. don Drury Lone spectacular success,A new Iheairlcal enterprise of some pith "Humpty-Dumpty," at the New Amsterdam

and moment Is Die Otho Ktunrt-Osrnr Ascho '

Theresa Dale, for "HumanHearts" Co.': Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pierce,

for "My Wlfe'B Family" Co Greetingscome all the wav from London from An'.

Holt and O. G. Seymour, American vaude-ville folk who are "doing the halls" suc-

cessfully.

OH II AUSTRALIAN LETTER.

(FIIOH OUB OWN CORBBBPONDINT).

Svi.nf.y. June 'SI,

Walter Snnford has arrived In Sydney to

make Ihinl nrriiiigenienls for his AnstraUuncampaign, which is announced to commencent the Lyceum Theatre ou Saturday, Julyit. The actor-manager hns spent the last

fifteen years In New York, where he hnslieeu closely Identified with the productionof great Drury Lane dramas, besides havinga large number of the American writtenworks entrusted to his rare for presentationto the public.

Tbe Beerbobin Tree Co, season has con-cluded In Sydney. Messrs. Mnyncll & Vnrnnhave now taken over the romlilnntlon fromMessrs. J. C. Williamson and Tree, and will

open In Brisbane tonight (Juno 27)."The .Marriage of Kitty," after a five

weeks' run nt tbe Criterion, has concluded.nnd on Hnlurday night Hubert II navies'new piny, "Cousin Kate," was produced.

llalgli Jackson, a new baritone from thoCarl Koro Opera Co., will appear as GeoffreyCballoner, In "A Country Girl." nt Her Ma-jesty's tonight, nud Maud Chetwynd will

be seen as Mme. Sophie."Cousin Kate" was preceded at the Crit-

erion, oh. Saturday night, by "Madame But-terfly," In which Rose Musgrove appeared nstbe Japanese heroine.

Mr. Snnford's Initial production In Syd-ney will be "Tlie Power of Gold."

"Mishaps of Mr. Dooiey," with Tom Nnwnna Timothy Dooiey, has caught on at thePalace. Tho piece is a screamingly funnythree-art American comedy.

George Stepheiisou's new musical comedycompany continues to do excellent businessnt the Lyceum, where "Tlie Rose of theRiviera" Is III the zculili of Its bloom. Thenew songs, especially "Egypt," have caughton Immensely.The American Travesty Co., brought out

by Harry James, and comprising thirty-eight

people, will open nt. the Palace In the mlddloof next month. They will present the bur-lesque, "Fiddle-Dee-Dee." The cast will In-

clude : Kolb and Dill, German comedians

;

Pnrhev Bernard. Hebrew Impersonator: Win-Held lll.ike, comedian and baritone: MaudAmber, niexxo prima donna and comedienne

:

Lily Sutherland, souhrette and dancer; BenHassan, animal man and acrobat.. Richard(loodnll will he staqe manager.The second prodtictlon In Sydney of the

Royal Comic Opera Co. will be the musical shortly

reason to lie given nt the Adelphl, "The Earland the Girl" going on to the Lyric. Aboutthe middle of September Is now said to befixed for tlie inauguration of the new Adelphlmanagement with .1. II. Pagan's pluy, "ThePrayer of (he Sword." A due company ofold Bensonlans will mippart Mr. Asche nndhis charming wife, Lily Brttyton.

Herbert Campbell, the famous comedian,who Is lying seriously 111 at his home InNorth London, has hud a paralytic seizure.

Nothing has yet been settled regarding theappointment of a manager for the Tlvoll. Inthe meantime Albert Gilmer is looking afterHint house nnd the Oxford.

I am requested by the directors of thePalace Theatre (Limited) to contradict, ontheir behalf, the report which has, It seems,gained currency to Die effect Dint they haveacquired a site In the Tottenham Court Roadfur the purpose Of erecting n music hail.

F. Hal ton McCnlinh hns left the London,Sboreiiiich, after a somewhat brief experi-ence as acting manager. "

Henry Lea's act continues to lie tho bigfeature of the Tlvoll's programme. It hasnude a big popular success, but more than• hat It has made what the French call aluivrn d'rHtrinr. The papers are enthusiasticIA nralie of Mr. Lee's dramatic power, aswell as of the faithfulness of his Imitations.

Vulazzl, a Juggler, with a good style andmany novelties, Is still featured on the Tlvollbill.

Whistling Tom Browne and T. NelsonDownes stlil share between thera the choicetime on the Empire hill.

Snm Elton, buck from his wanderings onthe continent, opens on Monday, at the Em-pire.

Jesse L. Lanky, mnunger of Herrmann, theGreat, is In Loudon, nnd Is a constant callernt the Bureau. He Is here partly on busi-ness and partly as a vacation trip.

I have rarely known so few American netsto be in London as Is the case this week.In all hills, even Including the suburbs, therenre hardly a dozen American nets workingthe metropolis just now, nor is It that tbeyare laying off. for very few familiar facesnre to be seen In the usual haunts of the"Yanks."

Radford and Valentine are achieving quitea success an the Moss tour.

1 have hnd a cheery letter from ChtngLing Sac this week. He tells me that lie

has been this .while back in the provincesstarring with his own show and incidentallyadding in his collect lor of Ills Majesty spictures (on gold). He comes to town

Theatre, In New" York, early In the season.They have already Imported all the scenery,costumes nnd electrical aad mechanical ef-

fects used nt the Drury Laoe, and have alarge corps of stagh carpenters, artists andcustomers at work preparing the productionfor tbe American stage. John J. McNallywill write an entirely new book, and Fred-crick Solomon will provide an original score.

George Conquest, of Hie Drury Lane The-atre, iierlnllst aud singe trap performer, lias

been engaged for the port of the mysteriousdemon, one of the principal roles.

Josephine Cohan, formerly of the FourCnhnns. will play the leading female role lu

"The Rogers Brothers In Paris," tbe comingseason.Mux Hoffman, who conducted the orchestra

with "The Rogers Brothers In London" last

season, will continue with thin organizationas conductor and composer of the entire mu-sical score of "Tbe Rogers Brothers luPurls."Neva Aymar, comedienne, singer and

dnncer, who attracted not a little attentionwllh the Rogers Brothers Inst season, will

play the role of Colin, the principal boy, lu

"Mol tier Goose," the coming season.Joseph Brooks' production of C. T. Dazey s

new play, "Home Folk/' It's themo takenfrom James Whltromb Riley's poem of thesame title, will be presented ot tne New YorkTheatre Christmas Day, after two weeksat the Walnut Street Theatre. Philadelphia.Denmnn Thompson's revival of "The Old

Homestead," nt the New York Theatre, Sept.fl, will he made on a very elaborate scale,

with ft scenic mfignllicence never before at-

tempted In a play of this class. ,This revival

will mark thn beginning ot Mr. Thompsonsthiri'eiii consecutive season on the stage.

".Mother Goose" will open Its second sea-

son nt (he Olympic Theatre, St. Louis, Sept.

4. The title role will be played by JosephHawthorne, who made a remarkable successInBt season. Other leading principals of the

big cant are : Hurry Kelly, William Marort,Clifton Crawford. Leila mclntyru, Neva Ay-mar, Edith St. Clall', Edith Ilutchlna, AllanRamsay, Walter Stanton, nnd Seymour nndDawe. Tbe entire organisation will numbernearly four bundled people.The Rogers Brothers will begin their

seventh season under the direction of KlawA Erlanger, ut the Star Theatre, Buffalo.

Aug. 2(1. After a week there they will openthe regular season at the New AmsterdamTheatre. New York, Sept. B, They will playabout four weeks of their New York engage-ment nt this theatre, The first or secondweek In October they will dedicate the newLiberty Theatre, in which tbey aro Inter*

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Now Amsterdam. The Mbirty will be tho T ^ »W4-IW».future 'New York bomb of tba'Bogera Broth- an.

7~~era'nJId tMlr company. • • '- * ..

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eom'og season will be a busy one for• « i »

Mr- *Jnvnge, as he Will hnvc nt the vert utit-

CUAKtHB PJIOHMAW7) PI.AIfH FOR addition to the Shaftesbury Theatre Ismdon,TUB COMING mkasov Fmg. ; the Garden Theatre. New York amthe Stiidelmkcr, Chicago.

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The llrst new production thin manager will

UlhAK.. It ...„. _.__ _ J* „__"There Is to be built for me in London, onShaftesbury Avenue, what I nm suro will betlio tlacat theatre In London. '

'"AugbattiH ThoiiiflH will deliver to me. InSoptemlKJr. a new comedy for an early pro-(luctlon In New York, and will complete,during the Winter. >• a new piny for John

where It was sung In Herman,

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"0Ittt>»"3' to open the 'season will

be "The \nnkee Consul." the Blossnm-Itobvnopera, In which Bnytnontl Hitchcock Is star-ring. •

Mr. Savage's Kngllsb Oram! Opera Co. willopen the season early In October, In Brook-lire*:; CUde 1.-HC ha* Unified (to (wo lyn 'und wl I £ \, '.V Paclflc rO.^«^Lh»».^e.D^Lw- „rk..??._f,J'-.?'.r ft» m .. Two new productions willV™ ought to

fast six month.;Sydney JfiOWUnS NewTnrk' at ^'.urlyT.tc/ Tb5 are' "Wood

pleteri his work on the comedy. -The Moun- land," the Plxloy and "ideri:forest fantasylain Climbers;' Henry Guy Carleton Is at oncl "The Sho-Oun." the Korean comic operawork on a romantic play, mid 1 have, secured bv Hum Adt ami fit atnv i/rw. V'i,!iri,"uWIHIam^Glllette'. new pluy. In which he wl I K ijvans has be "«Vnmged o pl«v th??enlappear after his tour In "The Admiral Crlch- Ing role In "The Hno-(lhn7ahd Hiirr,Vtlgcr

%&%&v^^riMS is. Sss-Ss?^,hc ,,rlncliMi1 «—/»«• ^

have a new four act play by Madeline Lucetto In llrooklyn.",««n"«nm«,

Wf\_ « ...There will lie I wo "Prime of Pllsen"

"John Drew will, open the Kniplre Theatre Companies. One now playing tit thoShnftos-scason In The Duke of Kllllcrnnklc.' which ''•'•t Thenlre, In London, where It WillI am still running In London. Annie Uussell rcmr.ln Indefinitely; the other will tour thewill piny at the (iarrlck Theatre. In 'Brother Pnltcd Htiitcs, opening In llrooklyn earlyJacques.' William Fuvcrihnni comes to the "' September.Hudson Theatre, In l'lnero's play, 'Lctty' Wn.lack's Theatre, New York, will he r>vVirginia Horned will come to the Criterion tinned Sept 1, with "The County t'linlrafter William Crane appears there, In 'Dusl- nan." There will be no change In the ci

ncsa la Business.' the success of the Comedlc fl'"m '*s' season. The Western •"CountFninealse. Miss Horned'* appearance will Chairman" wllj b'.> headed by Theodore Bolbe In a new comedy. "'" erts, who will play the title role, and George

"Ethel Barrytnore, after her California Thatcher, the veteran minstrel, who willtour, will come 'to the Hudson Theatre, In P'W Sassafras Livingston.'Sunday,' following William T-'aversHnm. A "Mr. Savage will make several new produc-

week, in an entertainment brimful of (un.Minus, dances and other specialties I'm nil-

nent la the vaudeville portion of the hll! are:AHl't" Leslie, Lyndon und Wren. Murdo,Glootch and Illoolcli, and Melville and; Hln-cHHr. The faithful were all In line lastweek, ana the sbo* wim worthy m the np-pm-tnlldn shbwn- by Hie audiences.pMVm* StOnk'n Minr.t'M tfJtnnc & Bhaw,managt'rs).— Jouvlnes NeopoMtnn Truuba-iloiifs and Dauretk, an iiKgregatlmi of twelvewOhien hrid sit Men, Is one of the cttrtu halli'ards for thla week. Another ootable featureIs Hessoli. mi Itnlinii. wlm dUplaci's hit heartfrom the left to the'tlght aide, and perfolhisother atraage feats with his Interiutl organ*,The stage sluw Is -given bv Irene Young,lluwuiaii Dciuih, Millv Hull. I'misy Trio. Hlli>ney Sisters, Siiwle laync and ber pltkiinln-nles. l''agati and Merrhiiii. Mr. and Mrs. Wes-ley Morris, Henley H Inters, the I'nrtellos, andI'uwell (,'umedy Font.' Nii'kri.opkiin "(It H. Wnlker, manager).—Week of 4nly !!!> : Curio hall— ItalpB rl..' thelull bred Kentucky horae. which lM>aa!U ofhaving the longest mane iind tall In theworld; Umrnlqnn, tnieen of magic; lilrney,ccredlrlc Jnggler; Kd. ' (larvln, the perfectman; tlngnon h Dorking rooster, and an ath-

oiiern, 'o"c contest between n half down prettygirls. Stage—Mickey Klnn, <<eorge TurntuilliChester and Tyler, and .Ionian snd llwlght.

I'otNT Of 1'ixkh (Wm. II.' D'Xfii, ntnna-

f;cr).—The present week nt this plnre prom-ses to be a reran) breaker In point of at-tendance, aa several large excursions hnvebeen planned, and on Wednesday the reader)of The Button Pott will lake 'pnsitcsslou ofthe grounds and Its various amusements. '1'lnj

annual children's fentlvnl. which began lastweek, la continued, nm! niiinv spei-iai tenl-lire* are given for the ydlihg folks' amuse-ment. The Vine* Opera 'Co. appear* TblMweek lu n pnulurflon uf'r'rn KlAvolo." 'I'Mtitle rule Is- played by Martin t'uebe, Sundaycobcert enlertnlhers were: Mliehell and Mar!loti. '.\ii(t/-r«oii and IlMggs. Wnlfer M."l»!fvl«,Tony Sullivan, Will J. Ilagan uud Tom SnillliMartin.

OiusK.vr (Iaiiuknb (Win. II. O'N'ell, mana-ger).—.1. J. I'lynn* cnninanr of coinedlmis,in "l-'un on the Hrlstol," Is this week's offer;lug. Thc.coinimny Is headed by Tony Sulll-

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prala«dl fur hla work by iho chief of the Uradepartment, and all of the llrenieu went tothe <<tK>w the next night.

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New Bedford. — At Hbeedy's l'urcbasoStreet Theatre ' (David li. Hiifflnton. mann-iref) "In Sight orHt. raiil'a" was glvoa nnexcellent nresenlntliin here week of July IS,

by the llulllnton Stuck Co. The several mem-Ik'i-s of the company did good work, andpatronage was lorge^ thrnugnont the week.The ritrrrnt week's bill la "The Dnnltes."

Ll.Ni-oi.N I'aiik (Isaac W. I'helps. mntin-geri.—Tlie great aucress of Hie theatre atthis resort continues linabnted, and tho' beau-tiful grounds are the dally mid nightly ren-dezvous of thousands of pleasure seekers.

The matlneea nt the theatre am largely at-tended by the ladles and children, apil theevening attendance Is limited to Its capacity.Last week's bill was: The' Kentucky GlrKballrtdlits: Walter Wentworth. acrobat: WillOnrdner, roller sknter and coniedlnn ; MamieHnrnlsb, singing Houbreile; Becker and tas-ter,' trick bicyclists.

1 Mahini: I'aiik and Lakkshib 1'auk still

offer ttnlslc, dancing. Iionttng, llshlnu, picnicpai'tleH and clambakes as attrnctlona.

Xotkh.—Calm A (Irant, the new lesseesof. the Arnilemv of Music. Kail Illver. Mass.,have appointed W. I'm! Mason, for manyyears treasurer of thetionse, to the position ofresident manager. Mr. Mason Is nt present 1111-

Inn the saihe position nt the Kreobody I'nrkSummer Theatre. Newport. It. I TheNew lledford Tbeatre will upon the seasonof HMM.-ll.'V Aug. IB, with "Woodlnnd" as theattraction Pnwneo IHH'h ndverlUIngcar. No. 4. was here Inst week, extending thob'lllng of the show, which Is due here July211 Klelse Mortimer, well known as anopera singer, spent several daya In this cltvduring the past week.

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Wiimi'sirr. At tho Worcester Theatrot Kellx It. Wenilelschncfer, mnnnger) weekof Jnlv an the New York 1'layern will pro-duce llwen's "A Doll's House." Lust week"The llutterlllea" was presented to very ant-Isfuclory returns. Preceding; each perform-ance of "A'lmll'M House" Hie farce, "A Wo-man'M Won't." will lie presented, and In It.

van, and Includes : Kd, Hegley, Herbert Den-ton, I'ildle. Clnrk, Will J. Ilagan. W. S. Sullv,Ida Sullivan, Dora Hale, Carrie Clifford ami

Will appear In a new play, by Clyde ' Flitch I'^'Kanta, Wh6 baa been ploying the Widowcalled 'Granny.' It Is In four acts, the scenes ,n the' London "Prince of 'Pllken" Co.; : finsluld In Massachusetts. returned to America. She was comwllell

"I shall begin Francis Wilson's season Into l,nH,eD to Cincinnati, where her mother Is

November, In a new modern comedy without Jery

, "'-. \IlsB jrlllMM was succeeded ihmimic. Henry Miller will come to the Oar- Lofuon. by Sopblc. Brandt. George Adc bnsrick Theatre later In the senson, with Henry re,1V" ln seenialon'to his fnrm In IndianaArthur Jones' play, 'Joseph Entangled.' Fay f. ,

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-egniedy satlrlalng college

Davis will reappear In America this seasonllfc

' The College Widow.»»»

1MASSAC1II SKI"I'M.

eappcar in America tnis seasonIn It. C. Carton's iilny, 'The Blch Mrs. Itep-ton.' William Collier will tour Ih "The Dic-tator,' and then go to London to piny thisl''ece "id On tho Quiet,' at Wyndham's The- Boaton The amusements for currentlitre there, week are varied enough th please the most

Maude Adams will begin her season In exacting seeker of summer: 'entertainment.October, making a brief toor outside New They are : "Woodland," nt itto' Trenibnt

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York, and: then come to the Empire Theatre. "Isle of Spice," at the Globe ;""*A TAfbilnnBesides The Little Minister; Miss Adams Uomance," at the Castle tan ; ''Colleenwill .have, a- new four act play, written for Bawn," at the llowdold Sntiare; new facesher by lsrnel /abgwlll, called 'Jenny.' I bave at Keith's, the Palace, Austin & Stones, nhdalso secured for Miss Adams a Hfty minute the Nickelodeon. The outdoor shows offer acharacter play, called 'Op o' Me Thumb.' . tempting menu, a ilisnge being noted at

I am beginning work at once on tho Sotb- every place. Sultry weather early 'part ofern-Miirlowe tour, which opens Sept. 10, In lust week bad ii diminishing effect uSon theChicago, the first production being 'Komco attendance nt the Indoor 'bouses, buf'a fewand Juliet, and the company will number finya of cast wind and shovrtrs evened ihlnganearly one hundred people. 1 have also se- up, even those who du not pnlriinlib Mhbw

Mabel La Kavnr, lllclinrd ('nrlls' travesty;"'Way Up Hast," Is also given during theshow. "' " ' 7

',V'iiii-jiiii:iiA Pauk (Carlo Allicrte, mini-nger).—lllll for cut-rent week : Ward and< 'urran, George Davis, Armlnla and Burk,-'.

Ilebert and lingers, Cnsad am) Deverni1, and

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Mkofoup Itni-i.KVAiin. Tiikatmu (J. WGorman, manager).—Annie Abbott (secondweek); Gllt-ov, Hoynes- and Montgomery^Fredericks and Don, John llenly, t:arl W.sandersuii. the La N'olrs, and the knrao-graph. ' Souvenir phnrogrnphs nre given idreserved seat pu'rellnscrs.

Lkm.viito.n I'aiik (J. W, Mormon, rain-nger).—Current week: (Julgley Brothers',Gordon I-ildrld. 1'lerce nnd- Mnlxee, and Ar-vcllo. New pictures nre presented by theHomograph. <

Notes.—Delmore and Wilson have gone totbelr cottage at 'Inset' liny for the Hummer.......flt Is very probable Hint the ColitmhlaTheatre next season will be a vaudevillehouse. :.,•. . Ilollln II. Allen, owner of MusicHall, and Thomas J, Barry, well knowntheatrical lawyer; arc' In New York, with aview of teasing Music Unit to s'o'nDe reliablelieatrlcal man. The house Is being refitted

f maun 1

*|ll appear Grnce Gabriel, of Worcester, who'ier debut tills season' "

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-Week »t -T. the New York Ynude-

debut Ibis season ns a profes-

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LAKH (Worci'ster Consol. St. II)

ngers).—\Yeck of 88 the' New Y ...

vine Co tiss been engaged, nnd' Includes

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Bellmsn and Moore, the La Nolc Brothers,the Village Choir Quartet, llowley and Les-lie. Marvel le and (lleason, unil the Bice Trio,lltislness Is excellent.

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Tdunloii.—At Sabbat In Park (J. J. I'lynn,

iniin*ger) "the Imperial Specialty Co. pleasedlarge audiences week of July 18. "Johnny onthe Spiii" will bo thn attraction week of 'JR.

Paw.vkk Bn.i.'H Wii.u N'KHTdhJ fairly well,In spite of. bad weather.

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Note.— Ki). V. Uulligan, whose home la

here, w'll go In nitvunre of Fred Wright's"York State Folks."

rlngton Ipis lieeu enfinged for a second sen-Sob with 1 "Foxy Cirnndpii." Mlerbert

In Ill's

i, diedHll ofNot of

Johnson, one "f the lieMt tenor singers In Ih'icountry, mid cohipnsei- of munV songs,

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In (bis city last week. Another deatlImportance to theatrical folks' was thn.Martin Drake, treasurer for many year* <if

Hie -old Globe Theatre. Mr. Drake riled atNorwood, n suburb' of Boston ....;. Mr. I

Mrs. Fred Mower are sunimerlng at Swamp1

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«Wjtf a new play by t, M. Harrlc, which I shops welcoming Ihc change In weather. and P»t In excellent Alianc for the new- ihanathIiiiII HrsturoiWo In London ; a new play by iWiottr TiIkathb (Jno. It. SfhoelTel. &"•

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? 2R?iJVtt»l JJalla Rgttderaby A. W. plncro, which I shall produce first manager).—This week Is the fonileenlli of ''.as Ruined, "Isle of Spice."., Bobby liar-nt

,"yndhaiu's Theatre. London; n now com- "Woodland's"' local nlay, and the end of

eily by Ilobeit Marshall, und u new play by the engagement Is now In sight, Aug. i(iHenry Arthur Jones. I have also a now being Bet for the nnnrpcrformnnec. Hiikiiiosxi-uiuedy by lladilon Chambers. was good Inst week, a souvenir pcrfonc.inec'From tho German I have n comedy, on- and two cool days helping out the box otflro

tilled Tbo Blind Passenger.' which I shall receipts. Km nm Curus, Hie new 'Lady Pcn-produco at oiico In New York. It Is by tho cock, has made much Of tho role, andauthors of 'At tho White HorBO Tavern.' I added to the muny friends she already hadhave also u new comedy, which 1b now In m> ">' this ''".v. She bus Inti-oduced a souk.heai'snl at the Haymarkct Theatre, London, "A La Mode," which' serves to Introduce aby Louis N. Parker and W. W, Jacobs, the score of pretty girls, and Ir has won lin-iiovcllgt. My | now^production In September, menso iwpulnrlty. "Same Old Girl" hasat tho "vaudeville Theatre, London, Is a mu- also been luierpohiicri, ttnd Is sung withslcal play, called 1 'The Catch of the Season,' much auccess by Mlssbs Cnrns nnd Mullo,which I shall also' produce In America. I nnd Messrs. Uonno 'and Fordc. Many newown the American rights of tho English aju- handsome gowns were added last week tbslcal play; 'The Karl nnd the Girl.' and a the already long list of gorgeous costumes,now musical piece for Sam llernard, which Charles II. Howcrs, formerly of "Girl fromwill bo produced when he und Hnltlo WII- Dixie" compnny, has been engaged to stu 1 -

llains have finished Will) The Girl from B"* Waller Lnwrenee ns the Hobln. and willKay's.' I am also Inlerestcd In the Amrrlciiii nssnmo thai role -on Thursday nighl of Ibistour of Vccsey, tbo child violinist. week. The stage Is now managed by Frunk

..VDurlngmy stay In Purls I secured a new *&• ,Ui

<LHmry Pykc. '

play, by Butallle, also 'Lu Monlunsler.' and Globh Tiikatik: t .stole & Wilbur, inaiuithe Chinese Comedy, 'The Third Moon,' by the gers).—"The Isle of Splee" Is now In. Its

authoress' of 'The Murrlago of Klttv ? thn twelfth week. Tills wus to have been tlib

Gdaou Theatre aucceas, cnlled 'The Gullant 'e8t week of the loqg stay of the merryKin*;" o play by Tristan Beriiurd, cnlled Plece . hut huilness showed such an' Increase"DMJryv and Gultry's '(.'ruuqticbllle.' I also '««' WCPk that the (Inlsh bus been postponedbftyt) a drnmntl«atlon of Kipling's 'Story of ugaln. The new ed|tlon Is far nhead'ot thnthe Gndsbys,' udd Gordon Lennox's 'Indlscrc- u'd ""e Ih evert respect. Alexander Clarke,

as Ibe hlnif of 'Nlcebsr. has the old. moniirr|iHon of Mr. Klngsloy.'"Charles Wvndham and Ida company. In-

eluding Mary Mobifo, comu under, my mituagc-ment to tho Lyceum Thenlre,' New York, onNov. JO prodticlng 'David Harriett.' 'MGorlnKate,gageinent ln this country la for Hirer t li*

Vrpv. 10, nrodiiclnB 'Dnvld Giirrlck.' 'Mrs.forlncc's Ncckluce,r by the nut bur of 'Outuitnvate, and a now play. Mr. Wyudliaui's on-iiigeiniMit In this country Is fur Hirer Hi*.Mrs. Patrick Campbell will appear In Sur- «<-•! which pleases Immensely.don's play, 'Tbo Sorceress,' and ocrnslonnlly Cahtu: Muimiih 'I'iii;.itiiii (J, II. Kmeryn play of her repertory.' My own Kngllsh manager).--The stock nluycrs arc seen' I

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beaten by a large mil I'-iH v; mxl has lijveiiicd

so much new bustnesn thai the part'ia hnrtllvrecognizable'. Herbert Cawthorne and Gil-bert Gregory have bulU up the roles. of theIwo sailors by Introducing several songs anddunces, verv much on the ciitcby order. JohnHendricks hits been given a song lu'tlie ilrst

Hiuii|(i>iiiniw entcrliiliiiid' bigjek. For Hie eiirrt'iil' wi-eg (heffers fnVce comeily In iihice ot*'lte Glbs.in Girl" Tim coin-

during the seiiBon Miss May will also appear Tlrondel,, Tbomns Beynolds': Liilmiuii-iv,

In 'La Poupec,' • ' Lindsay Morlnon ; Julian, Kdwnrri Wndd;"I havs also made nn nrranm-ment with Mawclle, Florence Itockwell ! Mmc. de Chov-uiu'ment

Ueorgo Kdwaftles by which i "sboll bring "to rftil. Alison Sklpworlh; Mine, de Tnrgy.tills country In the. Winter and at tho con- '^onc-m Bradley: Iloss. Alice Itlrker, and.elusion of tiio run; hi London, the company Mnie.' Vultney, Mabel Colcord. Miss Bock-nt the ' Apollo Theatre, In 'Vei-oniiiue,' tho woll concludes this week her engagement saFrench musical eomle oiiera, which has been leading woman of this company. Lillianbo successful In 1'n.rln and In London. Kemblo will repbiie her and will npiiear In

London with" Kleanor llohson. In 'Merely .

Mary Ann.' I have arranged that Annie. Bus- week, and goodly jdiicd gatherings showed

: "I open my Duke of York's Theatre In next week s nttractiou, "Hazel Mrke." "Ca-Lontlon with Kleanor llohson. In 'Merely price' was nil her an uttrnctlvo card lustMary Ann.' I have arranged that A mile Bus- week and goodly sized gatherings showedsell shall again visit Knglnnd, nnd I nm a lUf'nif for the offering.

clotlpg an arrangement with J, C. Williamson Bo.w.uuin Nit i:auk Tiikatiik (G. h. Lulhrop.to have bet visit Australia. '• :

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manager).—"Colleen Bawn," which has not

, '"f-'Mnill completd a tour for Henry Irving had *, Bpwilolu SQiitire production Id,*'»']!<•'In America, which will be his farewell to time, Is being dona by the hoiiso stock Isthe American stage. It will begin In San week, A few of thj. chnriii ifrs and llnilr

Francisco oao year from Beiitember, and end Interpreters : Klly Connor, Chavlutp lliinl ;

n New York, where he will appear fur the Aha Chule. Corinnc CnnlWi'll ::

Shrahlll Mniiii.

last time on the American stnge. I havo Florence llale: Hnrdress ( I'egaii, UibHmurrunged lo bring Wilson Barrett nnd his Miller; Ivyle Hilly. Wllnicr Walter; Uulinv

''ontpnnylo America nnd I have arranged with Mann, Harry Brooks; M. t oirlgiin, Mw:ir;

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John, Haro.to dontlmto to slur tinder my Denlson, and Father rom, D. L. (.ayloril.

iiiNiiagnment during (lie coming season. Thur»iIay..aflcrupon nnd evening of this week,

i.i.«c-ii.—Business at' the parks has Isteii

excellent during the past week. Sunday bum!concerts aiini-i big crowds ut Lakevicw andcaiioble. Conccris are announced for JUIjL'l at both parks. Km Brooks Flliln. so-prano, will Is- the slur nt' I bo Caiioble I'aikconcert. •

Lakkvikw Tiikatiii: (J. J. Flynti, malin-ger);—Tony StilllVnn. In "Fun on (he UrUml," nnd " 'Way Up Kast," drew big Hind.ness last week, nnd both comedies were cu}Joyeu by i.ll. Tony Sullivan, Will llagni)nnd itb'burd Kjiiirks did clever Work. Tb*Nashville- Troubadours,' In songs, diincui ,iu

i-ukcwnlks, art entertaining this week./."AMUiiW LiK« P*nR TlWATbE' 'New

Il/iinpslilre Tr.ictlou Co.. managers').—J. W.Gor.'iuin's Cosmopolitan*crouds IS s( w«ekinanugement bflTei

vnutlevllie,' In 'Tre liinson mn." tii« mmpilllv Includes tbo Four tit Is.

iIami-i-iin Himcii Casino (Win. II. Pliln-ney,' manager).—Tho New York Vaudeville.Stilt's nnlcrliilncl Issl week) Henry und H'sn

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(,'arl W, Suudersiiii and Wiird and Havinotilldoing clever work. For the current week .1.

Vi. Gorinnn's Tuxedo Siicclullv Co'. Is the nt-traction. Tim lint Includes: Mfichell und Marmn, the Vcdniais, Kliubull und punovuu, anilthe uSmmtP ' '• r • '7 '

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Muntiov.— MiiIhjI Ia! Favor Is the musicaldirector nt Lakorlcw Theatre Tony Su •

llvan lins Jlist' closed 1 bl» HjiiHIi successfi I

week on tin- Flynn circuit of Summer nurke,In • "Kun on- HmC Bristol. .. ... .Jdhn vYv<Sigrove Is in town arranging for Hlb tour i fthe May Flske' Stock Co. Miss Flske opei sher season, and Is the InHljil utt ruction itIbo Ojiera Huiise. Aiig. 2T... ...Tbt llreniefor the People's Theatre ns transferred fromJohn La Tour to Ctius. W. Wbotlwnrll lii«week.. .'.

. .At tlu'lr llfteenth mitiital outing,the local newsboys w*r« entertaltuul by ,1. f.Chullfoux, ae Mountain lUick. Lnkevlew Park,July 20, to' the number of tir.n. Needless tosay l hat the boys owned (lie place during theday.

aiirliiMTfldri.—Mr. Southard, of the ConnSuusre Thentro Orchestra, Is playing nt theMt. Pleasant House, Ih the White Mountains,for the Hummer. . ..D. O. (lllmoro has putli large skylight over tho stage of the NewGDir.iii-o Theatre, In cumplluiiro with tin- law,nnd Inter will put one over the stage ofthe Court Suns re Theatre Canuvan it

Burnett's Orchestra, which haa been pMylngat Forest Lake Pavilion for the dancing, Is

now nt' Lakeside Park, where It will remainHie rest of Iho season. .... ."King" nnil"Queen," the lumoiiS dlVlug horses, nre tobe ill Peipibt Park, WesthVUi, this week....Hdli li Itarker, of Frohmltn'M forces, Is rest-ing nt. ber parents' home in I'HIsllehlUnlit, Clark. Who has been with His advanceforces of Itlngllmts' circus, bns ri'Lurncd toIbis city, nud will hereafter look out for thnsecretary's duties of Local i:> (loorgnIt. Mullen, tic comedian, Is summering ot.

S|H cr T. J. Daley, of Ibis clly, Is Inl.-o a .iieni i ice or the nun riot With "Thncounty cio.iiiiiiiii" Co, Hie coming tenson.M,r. Daley was With "A Venetlin Itouiniicc'

lust sensOu. . :.

. .jiin. Charles Kviitis.-'- pro-

fi-sslonelly ktiowl. 'lis lloloua I'lillllps, bus(ii6 'sympathy of her Inrg'e' circle bf- friendsIn the -tout h of her fulhery In ChlcoiK-o Fulls;July 10." i ' i '"

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i-biiii.iiii.bin. — unc more house nflI'sfk Ttlehrro closed Hnturiliiy night, und wi)now have only three o|s>li. II will not hi)

long, however, Is'fore some o( Iho others be'gin opening fur the regular acusnn, for sev-eral ban- already nnnouticed their openingsnlii.ut ihc middle of August, and one or twoare expected lo start operations before then:

Kuril '.h BlJOll ID. lr: Lyons, reidileiil nlilu-

nger).—"The Bector's Garden,'' an Amci b anI'oniedy, by Byron Ouglcy, Is announced foriii'inlitcllon by Hit! stork coininmv nt thisIiiiiisn this week. "Who Is fjrovnf slid

' '! lean :.'' i.isth- n cnpltnl iIoiiIiIh bill bis)week, nnd biKb plays were excellently proNcnlcd by (be stock; "Mr. Barnes, of NewYork," Is lu rclieursiils.

Lnin.—At Gorman's Summer Theatre,Halcm' Willows (M, J, Doyle, manager) I«i»l"nesil ('oiiHmieb excell*nl. This week's' attrac-tion is the Gorman Imperial Minstrels, withHob Kviins netlng as Interlocutor. AmongIbe Koeclnl features are: Will Philbrlck.black fhee i-omedlsii: Harry linker, musicaliierfonner, nnd Kdmonris and Codalre, In abarrel .lumping specialty.

'1 NoTkH.—TUi lodgca of the llenevolcnt nndProtective Order or Klks In lissex Counlv,\- 1 1 1 Iii.Ij-I -» .ia*nla.H iiiillau r. i daTli « I a,./.!.

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within" the next" veaV"" '"""

—"First time here" curds tills week ure :

, "Before leaving London I closed a contract «<m Stnhl nn.11

''ompany; n "Th«'Chorustor William.Gillette to. appear there In his &S3JKaLH

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Maoam Km.my, who has been playing onthe Stoll tour, Kngland. met with nn ncel-ilcut on July 7, by falling down anil dls!o-cnllng her' fcnee. She i i still undpr the doctors care.

applause. Harry Davenport wus one of (hebright' particular stars of (be vaudeville con-tingent.' The reRson's Identity romd nm beVnriied from the slsc of Ibe audiences.

Paiapi! THKA-rim (Charles li. Wnldron,mnnagerl.—"Happy Go Lucky" and '.'.Th?

New Judge" intioduce the burlesquers this

will bold a -union niillnir nt Gloiirester. Aifg.It. and a big vaudeville show wll) be olioof the features of Ibe day The Ilurv.fv-Guge CvMedy Co.. or Mils city, hat cntii-meiiced lis rehearsals In one of the locslballs rfnd Will be rfltdy for Hie road nbolitIbe middle of next mouth. :.. .Ned Cttsbtng,of this clly, !a now -

With (he Lucler Mmstrel Combination, which Is putting a tentshow through Maine and oilier New' MnglnhdStiitea. !} Mr. ,Cn'sh!ng orctlples the pnsltl mol boss canvas mini, and stated recently Hintthe .-how was doing n good business, i.cpnicaion. also of Lynn, who Is well kiioa/nIn i in- show business. Is ndvuuce agent.. .'.

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"Colonel" WHIsi'd Slatilon, with the .lureMvAiillfff Kfiiek (.'o.. of Lynn, now triivrtlligIn Maine, writes tbut lie couipany Is r--•-eli-lng an nvutlon all along the line, andMadeline Buckley Is still making n greatsilcii'ssi With her song. While (he' colonelwas In Kiiswortii, Me., recently, n fire brokeoilt near his iH.ardlng jilnee, and he Wnsone of the lira! tv> Ketiell the Inilblltig an I

assist in removing tin- furniture. After thefire wa'S extinguished (be colonel wag hlg.lly

Kkitu'h N»sw Tiika'i'iik (II. T. Jordnii, realdent iiianagiu') .— Iin.-lndcil on the progriimmitills week are. Hubert T. Balnea and I.amllii|ic i 'rows. Ill "Their Himeyniooii ;" Ileal i b .

Moreijind, Four llrolliora llurd, Geo. 'I'bnlcli-cr. '.lilrdan and Harvey, Alburtus and Hartrain, Yankee Comedy Fuur, lledrlx and Preij-< nit, Claudius ami Corblii, llellrclolro lirntltera, Jacobs nnd Van Tyle, l-ismaid und Drake,.Sin I tb and Gorman, llriicti nipt Dalgneau, andthe blogruph. <

I.viim vi -Tiikatiik (John II. Jtunion, mauii-gor).^-The World's Fair lleituiles" fiirnlshcllcapital enlerlnlnmciit last Week; and pleasedthe patrons. This week the New Henry llur-lesipiera hold the bniirdH, with tho regulariimaiciir iierfonnanee Friday nlgl|t.

Wii.i.ow Ghovk I'aiik (Management Phils.Rapid Transit Co.)—Thn Boys' -New YorkSymphony Orchestra continues nt Ibis park,and the olber features reumln uuchunged.

vVooii&im: I'.vnK (VVotslSldo Park Amuse-tuiiflt Ci>.,' manager*!—Woodford's 'odueulrid(frilinnl'Mlinw continue* ns one of Hie promi-nent features at Mils park. Gluniiliil's Buys!Murine Baud of Italy commences lis engage-ment this week. I-Mllli Murrylles and Sb. V.Gllnitiilil, sojirnno and tenor; respectively,belug soloists with the organisation.

I'lll'.STNUT Hll. I, I'AIIK ( N. P. Allelic,

Manager).—The Ku.vui Venetian Band uudall the other nltrucllolis ut (Ills park re-main unchanged during Ibe. current week.

Wanhiniito.n I'aiik iWm. 17 Thomimnli.n'snager).—Tills week Llberutl and his bundbrgln their engagement at thla isark, ni(i:-'

ceedlng (he flnmiin ha in- rial lliinil,

Notkm.- - Wlllbini linker, an actor, form-erly ii mcinlirr of Hie slock com puny ut Fore-MHigh's, was (mi ml dead lu Ids lodgings, ntill I North i-.ieyciiih Street; last week* tinwas forty six years of age, and heart ex-liiuii.llon, sii|ierlhduced by alcoholism, Is sup-posed tu have been (lie muse of death. ...I.The Standard Thenlre Is lo open for the sea-son Saturday, Aug. 20. I-'ngngements al-ready made for the stock company are:..Mat He ciionte. Fanny Granger, Alice GILmore, George Arrlne, Wurren F. Hill, Chns,Harris nmf Joxeiih Clewortb .Tim No-tional Theatre Is to open Aug. Ill, with•Tile Devil's Auction." Barry O'Nelltins licni engaged by ''Miller k Kaufman nsslngi! luanager ul Forepaugb's Theatre, whichIs to open Aug. Ill, Willi "Jonlco Mercdllli."

The mt'utbrrs of tlm Nixon k '/lumi*r-iiiun (luera Co.. for Isith "Tlie Strollers"nnd "Miss Bob While," have been siiniiiioiu-dfor rehearsal at Up* Park Thratre Aug. In...'... . "I(ailiel t.'olilHlelu" Is a n lion toed |„

'open Ibe'Peojile's Theatre Ang. 211.• -•

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panics had tbnlr bands full tjunJay, July 24,In taking care of the crowds to and from thovarious outdoor retorts. :

Cai.iiihn Pask (A. 8. McSwlgan, mana-ger).—Bill current week: Western Pennsyl-vania Military Band. Theodore w. Cameron,In monologue; Hastings and Sheldon, crthiedysingers: Walter Wallace, Bdwanls, coloredboy exhorter,iiAKWoon Park (A. S. MeSwIgnn. ninnn-

gen. -The Second Brigade, N. G, P., llmld,und Lone Stnr Quartette are here tuts week.

Sorrni'.uN Park (A, s. McSwlgan, indna-ger).—Bill for (he current week: HartleyMilitary Band, Excelsior quartette,

Krnn'ywooi) Pauk (F. T. Moorhead, man-nger).—An extra feature Is added to the regu-lar Hat of attractions commencing Sunday,S4, and all week, In tbo Wonderful Marsh.In his electrifying bicycle dlvo fur llfc. ••'

SoUTltcnM PARK (A. 8. MeSwIgnn, mana-ger).—Attendance, last week was all' ttfatcould be desired. Tho amusement In thetheatre for week of i'o will he furnished bytho Dixie Troubadours, in the musical com-edy, entitled "Kmnnelpntlon."

Notch. — (lontry tiros.' United Animallait weekShows played to crowded houses lai

at Friendship Park, nnd transferred to l(e<

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reutlon Park, where they appeared tor threedays, commencing Monday, SB Pain'sgorgeous spectacle, "Tho Durutng of Home,"opens for a week on Monday. Aug. I, nt Friend-ship Park, to bo followed 8 and week by tho"Full of Pompcll." Lodge No. 11. R. P. 0.Klks la sponsor tor these attractions, whichla' an nisurnurc of aucceas liaverly'sMlustrels, presented by W. Ii. Xnnkevlfle,comes to the HIJou Saturday night. July III),

to reninlu throughout the following week.This engagement marks the reopening of theBijou for tho season ot UHHoQ TboAcademy announces tts opening date us Mon-day, Aug. 1, the attraction for- tbnt weekbeing the Imperial Burlesqucra Maua-

Ser K. J. Mcl'ullough will throw open tbonor* ot ibe lOiupiro Theatre lor tbo coming

season on cither Aug. 1,1 or !t!i.

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llnrrlaburw—At Puxtnng Park (FellgM. Davis, malinger) Ibe Puxiung Slock Cu.(N. A)ipeii, manager) continues to bo ustrong utiraciion- -in fact, the best the parkhas had. 'Hieweek o( July B5 will be gjT^nup lo two hills—"The Convict's Wife'" and"Our lloiinlliig House." I.eotia Loille will

succeed Miss Leo, the latter going to NewYoik lo begin ptepniailohs for bar seasonwith Hubert L'desou.

Inland Park.—"The Burning of Rome"was not a big1 financial silw-ess becunso b(continued bud weather. Martin J. O'TonlnIs arranging tor a season Of Wild West ex-hibits, to he given under tlm auspices ot (heHiirrlsburg Amuseineiit Co.

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1 NiiTRM.—AAnlph Appell, father of N. Ap-pell, Die well known theatrical mnnnger, diedhere July 111 w. C. Une, of tills city.t* having n successful season with tbo TexasWild West Show, Id Minnesota, nnd writes(hat the report Hint be was In and In n buspltul is erroneous. .. .Mnnnger W. If. Tii-ets,

of the Carlisle, Pa., opera House, was herol-l Tliiiuu-s SiH'llimin, city bill posteeof Hngcrstown, M(l„ wns bore 1.1 Ail.

Steel's "II. T. C." Co., touring (his sectionof Pennsylvania, reports big business. ....

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Mario West, of this city, was nt the Park,Amsterdam, N. Y„ week if IS W, Mor-row TuK, after a successful tour In tho In-ler.'st* of Pain's' productions, la arrangingWinter lime for a well known Lyceum Bi|-rcuii. . .

.'. .11, It. Wblltlnr,' general ottent forWelsh Brothers' Circus, Is advising bisfriends of n lour through (ho CumberlandValley, beginning Aug. 77 He roirarta Hdodliusliiesi In Kdslern States Tho theat-rical season hero will open about Aug. til.

The lliiheialon Bprlesipicrs am booked furHint dale ut Iho 0|sira ilnusc . . , . .Managi-rJoseph Frank tins returned from a business(rip lo Utlcu, N. Y„ nud Atlantic city, N. J.

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^rly—At ttiu NowMnlestlc Theatro (W..1. Hhll, manager i concert nnd lending, byhome' talent, "drew to the capacity of nounsJuly 2if. Tboso who appeared at the testi-monial lo Alex. Stinger were: Alex: ' Menger,basso ; Willi "Francis Parsons, basso I Mrs.Winifred I'.gglestoil, nuilrulln: Minnie |IIik«-i>cr, soprano; llobla Srllbslnr, " Hilpraipi ;

Iviiihurliic Johnson, clociillonlst, who gavngreat snllsfnctlon ; llulh IlnWens, vlnllnlst ;

Mrs, ft ft Colby, pianist. All did great'cfedltto themselves, and were obliged to respond(O encores. '' . - '

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Wai.iiamkkii Park (Thus. Moloney, mana-gerV --Large business every day ami eveningfur week ending I'll, lllll LM and week ! MSilotiA Pearl's Owl) Mliistnds, Including KdinmlItentv, sonilier Hros, Mailoi. iilul IVai'l) HiJon Comedy Fnuri •" ' " • '•' '

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i.i: Cui:i;k, --Large buslncsa thnoast week. Bill US and week : Iford nnrl DotWest, Ittce iiiothoiB, Job A. Barakun,Cnmgb and Illcburds, F.tts Victoria.' ~

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Lnnciisl.'r.—At HlO Hoof Garden (JohnII. I'elii.lcs. uiiiniiger) ' tbo at tractions (Or

Mltcl|id|s, F.-ibiriido, and olhors.llin'HV Si'u'Niis Park TilnAruro (H. B.

Grltllllis, malinger).—Wills Musical ComedvCu.. 'presents "fir Atlantic City," itfl-iu).

Notes.—Oenovlovo Hliearer, who has linenvlslllng her home fn this city, U-ft uO.i'tulejolr T

"l'ho Silvor Sllppur" Co... . .HxlenslveImprovement! nre being niudo lo tin; 'Co-liiiahlii, 'Pit., Diiera House/ John Ulsslngcr.inilllia-cr 1'rof. Ira Keildlg Is spcuiltngll|i- Kilini - ||| this clly. '.

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AKnnnn—At Lakeinont I'ni'k Ttll'i'tl'li (S.S Crati", ihannger) tho following pflophi up.ncared, to big bouses, July IH and week:llnri-y Brown, Lambert and Pierce, Pi:jM«Brothers and Marks, Mario Loroy, and Itflkcrand Lynn. '

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' Noi'Ks.—Gentry's Dog and Pony Show- Is

hilled to show here HI), and Forcputigh-HhllsBrothers' circus comes Hcpt, 2, .. . .'."ThnLlghlhouso by tho Sea" opens the season forthe Fie von lb Avenue Opera House Aug' *...... Munuger I. ft Mimler in returnedfrom tho Ht. Louis I'Jtposltbiii, and Is (low (|U

a business trip to New York. ''.$,'

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Wllllnuisimrt. ---At Vnlluinoiit Park Vyllloii (Lyil(in A. Pray, mmiajjjir) ''tHdntlirayfroiile,'' .Tilly 18-110, and "Wlfen Vt« Waje'I'wi'in j iiin'/' 2VT.I, (liuw big huslnes?." Biffl :

"Drifted Apart'1Witt, ''Tbo (JowlsV "U<l (Ho

Lady" 2S-UU. Henry Buckler, tivm tlie Ihirger "Stock Co., Washington, Joins Vnlluiifiirit

this weelt. ^ I - •;'

.Pain's "Tub Last iMtM or Ppsirrti" wasenjoyed by (W« large i|UdH;ices IS, 1f». '"'

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1IIH I'HIC I' Ol> I OH Mill A

Inglon, ..

spasmodic few vaudeville outcrlulnmonls (»((he Lawrence Gardens and bund coticerla'a'(ho Chevy Chase Luke The people ap'(•earing nf Mm i.nwrenri! Hardens lHsr'W?»kwen-. Ham Bales, Gdrglo Warner; ifiivlloey. Kiito Mprihnll, Glepuy lUmnrtl, (mdKale S.oU......0|tf Iheilfreii wflP n<ft' Aicnuntil the end of August or early In UaptSm-ber. • .' tT

litI'i.-i l.l.lorlo i.Im.-os, Ihr.i.igb Ip.v^lr

at'eiiery. r.^aj maUr Hip loonier on

nmr »»? of ein in u»n > irnina tiftirwen

Sew Yurfe nnd I lilranii by (lie ynVork Central lines.

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516 THE ISTEW YORK CLIPPER. July 30.

THE BEST COMEDY SINGING ACT IN VAUDEVILLE,1 1 AH It Y MATTIK

CLARKE and TEMPLEAlways a Hit. Open Time after September.

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THE REPRESENTATIVE CANADIAN ATTRACTION,-THE-

SUMMERS STOCK CO.,FEATURING 9

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Preference given In those doing Spccliilliea. Slate lowest salary for imili seasons, nml FULL PAR-Tlui'l.Alts, in ilrst tenor. MiihI report Aug, 4. Regular HIM opens early In September. Addrest

MIIRKMAN * HI'MMBHH, MliHriinin'. Hark, Hamilton, Canada,

(instrumental)."A Ballroom Craae."

WE CHALLENGE AN EQUAL.

MEDITATION WALTZES -

A RAG -TIME SONG WITHOUT WORDS a cirB'rUA SONG OF SLEEPY LAND *&WSaSr

Orchestration., M eenieeach. Plane, WB rent*.

F-.\A/. MOSS A OO., Atlanta, 0«.( Publlahara.

FIREPROOF PALMS, TREES, FERNS. VINES S FLOWERS,FOR THEATRICAL AND STAGE USE MADE TO ORDER.

We carry a Poll Line of Artificial Decoration., Made Especially for Stage Uae» and Ornamental set-

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WILL A. PETERS,Light and Character

Comedian.

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and Ingenues.

AT LIBERTY Af%JZ* u

1904 SEASON 1905

R TMI :VER POPULAR

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AT LIBERTY FOR IMMEDI&TE ENGAGEMENT,

Al VAUDEVILLE PIANIST,A.F M ; 10 years' exnerlence; strictly sober and rcllalilo; best reforence furnished; paat four seasonsi.'nL Hopkins, (irniiil Opera House, Memphis, Twin. Desire location In Western City.

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hl.tratlorm ami complete deaerlplloiiH or our tbrcalira. Hum of bra«a tnatmin.nta, alau .veryuiliif lu

I>rmiiV('lartoD«u, HuU», Mit>n|ili<iiiu», etc., «tc., for thefr«« DRttfeMPUNL our KiiitrttnUJO ou'l rotunil |iropo.ttlon,

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MR. NELSON played my home week of July 11,1004, to blir aucoeaa; liln actwaaa larrUe lilt.

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lot Lebanon St., Maldau. Manx.

ZAMBESI GEM °£?iS"&i£one-tenth. In brUlUnoy and cut It baa no equal.Honing aolld gold. Write for llluatrated catalogue.ROWH A 00., Dept. 0„ tttj] ijearbortt St, Ohloago.

For Wale,eoo Seoond-hand PLU81I OPERA on AllcondlUon. AHRHIUAN 80BOOL FU„CO., la-Uia Weat llth St, New York Olty.

Pianist Desires Position Qnlck.Will locate or travel. Can Play In Ore ItCHtra or

Solo Work. Heat of referencea.PROP. FRANK f>. LKB,

Hex Ml, North Eaat, Penna.

CARS FOB LEASE. SALEOB STORAGE, si. .

Kepalta awl Alleratlona Made.

NEW JERSEY CAR WORKS, CllftlD, N. J,

FOR

I •J

Farce Comedy PeopleIN ALL LINKS,

That can Sing and Dance;

Finale Piano Player and a Hustling AgentThat nnderataniN It all. If yon are not. It don'twrite. Tell all Drat letter. I pay expenaet anil

open Aug. 10, Addreaa

1. 8. JEPPEB8, Cedar Falls, lews.

STATER'SMadison Square

Theatre Co.,900t, RELIABLE REPERTOIRE PEOPLE, ALL LINES.

If yott are not capable of making good with the beat, don't write. STATE ALL FIRST LETTEH,PAY YOUR OWN. Season opena Aug. 28. VAUUKVlLliK FKATCHE MUST DOUBLE PARTli

Fonr Good Boy alt7 Bills; Inst have flood Line Paper.

C. W. BTATRR, Sia-114 Main Street, Kniu.i City, Mo.

FILMS! FILMS!And Moving Picture Mtchlnea.all make., boughtand for sale. A large stock of Supplies constantlyon hand. OUTFITS BKNTBD. Write to uatoday.

LEWIS M. SWAM & CO..338 Iprace St., Philadelphia, Pa.

SKETCHESCHESTER BARRON.

IBS. H. C. DE IILLE, • Agent,

1402 Brotdwey, jj. Y. 'Phone 3B66 -3Bth.WARDROBEFOR THE STAGE.

SLIGHTLY UBKI). Also STRKBT GOWNS. Wehave on hand a large aHsortment of slightly wornF.vculug Gowns, Dluner, Reception and Tea Gowns,These robes are perfect In every respect, and areespecially suitable for wear In HIGH OLASB DRA-MATIC PRODUCTIONS. We have a full line ofHualSkln Coals and Furs or all kinds.MRS. II. HTAHR, 307 South Slate St., CHICAGO.

A MAGNIFICENT PULLMAN PRIVATE CAR FOR SALE.We will sell for latter part of OCTOBER Delivery, our private car "Delia." which is now running amicontracted for all Summer over WabaBh R. R. to World's Fair. Car will accommodate twenty-ninepeople; has State, Bath and Observation Rooms, Pullman Standard Sleeping Sections, large luxu-rious conches upholstered In Imported Plu.h Frieze, Electric Fans, Electric Bell, and Storage Bat-

teries, Kitchen and Toilet Rooms, Hot and Cold Water all over car, Steel Tired Wheels, steam amiBaker Heating Systems, Urge Cellar, flnlahed In Mahoifany, Walnut.and Bird's Eye Maple, Fine Car-pels, and the Ileal of Silverware anil dishes. We carry all private parties, such as Bankers, etc.,. soyou know how car must be furnished Can he seen on private tracks or the Wabash World's FairStation, BL Louis, every day except Thursdays, when It is In Det Moines, la. I will have my proilt,

you get a swell car. Price complete. »:i,auo. It'* worth six thousand. If you haven't the money,'olease (to not bother me, I am an awfully bu.y boy. Come to car, or write to O. FAITH ADA MN,Knoxvllle, Iowa. At St. Louis ask for Iowa Tourist Ana'n Car ••Delia."

THE NEW IMPROVED

ERKO STEREOPTICONIs now ready; a beantirnl instrument; can be used with any liiuminant; price t2l; .end for list.

Loulatana Purchase Exposition Slides. New list to date of completed buildings. Song, PosesPlastiiiiies, Cloak and other Slides, Spot Lights, Color., Etc. We make Oxy Hydrogen Gaa, and canfiirnlafi any number of light, on .holt notice,

£>jrlc<&jr Bros* 9 Optional Co..•OB OLIVE ST., ST. IA1UI8.

Jul the thing for Gift Enterprises, Strew Men anil Magic Workers. BeautifullyIllustrated, Flashy Covers. *2.60 per 1,000. We also publish a big line of TrickCards, Song and Joke Books.

I. WHtTBSOR, No. 240 Bait MarJIion St., CHICAGO.

OUR SPRING CATALOGUEIssued April 1, will contain a complete line ofgood, nsed by Street Men, Carnival Menand Canvasaaert. Please tend In your per-manent uddresa. Catalogue will be aent to youfree or charge.

LEVIN BROS.,.' '

. Establllhed 1886.

8C-a» W. Sixth Street, Terre Haute, Ind.W ANTED,Repertoire People in All Lines.

CHOW IMPERIAL STOCK GO.CAN HHK AW A-l HUSIUIAir.

ALL PEOPLE MUST BE SOBER and RELIABLE.SEND LOWEST SALARY FIRST LETTER.

Can wee a few Goad Flay, with Paper.8WlTZER_A BARRJN(PTOJ(,_Wha£0heer^Iowa.

AT LIBERTY,

R. H. SMITH,Al Agent.

STRICTLY FIRST CLASS IN ALL RESPECTS.Wire or write.

No. 2» FIFTH AVE., LEAVENWORTH, KAN.

WANTED, FOR "DOWN ON THE FARM" CO., ACTORS THAT- PLAY BRASS, MUSI-OlANS FOR B. and 0.; Musical Team, to play part, and Double Brass In Band; a Cracker H. and D.Soubrette; two comedians, Irish and Chinaman; both must do strong specialties; Moving Picture andBtereoptlcon Machine Man I bat can sing and plav imall parts; a Strong Parade Novelty, and any-thing new and up-to-date; Street Parade Dally; a Good Trap Drummer, with line of trapa. Troopers,you know the limit. Slate all in drat letter, age, height, experience. I pay board. Booked solid

South, to California And return. Two years' engagement All must be good dressers on and otr.

Beozers, knockers, tnsBfters, and would-he managers, save your stamps; you won't last a minute.Address OHAH. MANLBY, 1848 Broadway, Koonvl, New York.

SEASON OPENS FIRST WEEK IN SEPTEMBER, NEAR N. Y.

.TOM••THE HONBST COMKDIAaS."

«icKa.cOiV,WriVY *»D KHX^X^K^aV-Originator of - Originator of the Famous

LAUGHING OABEY. "SALOON FINISH" (Come In, I'm Tending Bar).An act entirely new and original from atart to finish, Songs, medleys, talking matter and buslneisALL OUR OWN. Very retlued, full opera dress, etc. BIG HIT KEITH'S BOSTON last week; 3 ahowsa day. Will accept farce comedy or Al vami. alum for season. We open In one, PULL OFF TOC, I)., and close In one. Can work any place on any bill "without wait." TO PIRATES (and we havi-had many) leave "saloon flnlah." and reat of act almic. as it Is fully protected with cop, right. Now pro-ducing comedy, on Wilton Park Circuit, for a week.. Summer address Park Theatre,Worcester, Mass.

AT UBERTT,\V KitKit mid MEYKK

YIDDISH COHHDIANS.Wn sing our own parodle. (and sing), and doa funny Jew dance. Nothing but first class mana-10 rs please write. Adureat toa E. MARKET ST.,.onlaville, Ky.

WANTED,A Piccolo and Trombone,LOW PITOU, for Concert Band abont to make atour of Europe. Applicants stale age, natlonalltg,

experience and salary oxpeotcd, clear of all ex-penses. Address "piccolo," care of CLIPPER.

DOYLE'S NEW THEATRE,ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

WM. H. HENRY, . . Proprietor.

GOOD VAUDEVILLE ACTSHawing next week open write or wirelaweat Summer .alary to

FRANK taorPlE SMg Manager.

WANTED.Too Much Prosperity. They Can't Stand

H.I.ry Etcb Mondiy,THERE'S A CHANGE TO BE MADE.

WHO ARK YOUfOGIlEN'S UNCLE TOM CO., Waupaca, Wis.

ADVANCE AGENT, for

«to.-S. Ely's Wagon. Show,That can enntraot and .ling paper. Uuat bean Icily sober. Write U, S. ELY, Cheney vllle, III.

ARTiriOIAL GARLANDS, VINES, SPRAYS, CROWNS.Planta. Trees, Palms and Looae Mowers lor stage purposes. Particularlycall vour attention to the workmanship on my good., which la unpa-ralleled by competition. Special attention given to Theatrical work.Write for my catalogue No. 1, 0., which contain, full description and

Illustrations of the assortment of gotd. I carry.

BUSHRS,

4NS&0* CARL iWIIE&T,187-189 S». Clark St., Chicago.

WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.THE EUROPEAN TRAINED WILD ANIMAL SNOW,

With Its CARVED, GILDED FRONT ENTRANCE, MASSIVE ORGAN, ANIMAL CAGES and TRAINEDWILD ANIMALS, advertised ut a recent date by FRANK C. BOSTOCK, bug been purchased by me.All applicants for positions, engagements, or those desiring such an attraction, etc., etc., addiessuntil Aug. l, V*

—..wam a iv. an* Sole Proprietor, Manhattan**•!«# aVa.laa.1 V*JJ C9, Beach, Cleveland, Ohio.>tV.

FOR THK

DePEW-BUROETTE STOCK COMPANY,An A No. 1 PIANO PLAYER (must be ablo to arrange and transpose).

THOMAS E. IIEPEW, 'own: toll all In llrst letter. AddresH(Rehearsal, begin Aug. 1. Oth er good people write).

State lowest salary, pay yourCare of Burlew Opera House,

Charleston, W. Vu,

FIRST GLASS REPERTOIRE

PEOPLE IN ALL LINES.Immediate engngement to CHARACTER MAN and GENERAL BUSINESSMAN. State nil and lowestsalary first letter. Also want People for my EAST LYNNK CO. (Southern). Win. A. Griggs, write.Can Immediately place Clarionet, Trombone and Alto, to double B. and 0.. or mage,

H. D. RUOKBH, Baaa Claire, Wl«.

Wanted,

EAST LYIMIME.PLIVTED,

A Full Acting Company or First Class People for my No. S Co. (Southern). Booked In principalcities. Can also place Capable Repertoire People In my Northern Repertoire Co. State all Bratletter. Send photo.; they will be returned. h. D. RUOKEIt, Kan Claire, Wis.

J. W. Gorman's Park Girouit.WANTED, VAUDEVILLE ACTS OF ALL KINDS.

I to 10 Week., J. W. OORHAN, Colonial Building, Bo.ton, Maes.

cm • •

POR BALK OR LEASE ON ROYALTY, TBIS BBLOBBAMATIO PBOOVOTIONComplete. 4 New Seta of Scenery, 82 Kinoa of 4 Color Lithograph Printing, and everything essentiatoa first claaa production. Inspection invited. •

Addreaa ROOM No. 0, SECOND NATIONAL BANK BLDG., Springfield, Mas..

JULY 30. THE 1STETW YORK CLIPPMr. 517

"IF YOU'RE IN LOVE, SAY CUCKOO."A SONO VBAT'S

A Song that is a Genuine Hit because it possesses a Quaint and Dainty Swing with a very Catohy Melody that is Strikingly Odd.Just the Thing, Easy to Sing and a Certain Applause Winner...Introduced and sung to great applause by EVA. TANGUAY, and has been rapidly added to the repertoire of a sooreof Top Liners. Professional copies, Orchestrations in any key, FREE. Send stamp for postage.

Published by FALTER BROS» CLIPPER BUltOING, 47 WEST 28th ST., NEW YORK.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Miss Clipper's Anecdotes, Etc...

Chess and CheckersAnnie Abbott—Sketch. . .......Vaudeville and Minstrel ,..

The La Valla—SketchWorld of Players .'•••

Observation Car, Delia—Sketch.Queries Answered ; . .

.

onr Cbleogo Utter : . .

.

Our Australian Utter

- „ Theatre, Oakland; C. W. fiodard, of the

.(JOBAcme Theatre. Sncramentn : Mai Salomon,

:.in of the Hrondwny Theatre, San Francisco,;

aJoo'iY wo B"IIf" ,lt at ,rD1"' Kl8kv Baroett, nf the

'...'.....' oto Novelty firand Theatre, Fresno. Arbltra-.... (ill, Ha t Ion Board— S, Morion Cobn, of the Arcade

J, JTheatre, 1'ortland, Ore.: Mose Coldsinlth, Alhee Stock—Providence, R. I., July 23, Indefl

........ IM <*t Seattle. Wash.: Henry Litbelskl. of (he .""*• „ in„ ,, . „»}4 Novelty Theatre. Penveri Alex Kaiser, of *fffiJVHfc !£&&*!*•

mi,r >-Sl0Ut

On .be Road,All Hon tea Mast Reach Va Not Later

Than Monday.

DRAMATIC.

North nrotlitrs' Comedians. Northern (Kdiwr.l Hbafer'a Brooklyn Marine Band (CI. M. Barnes,Patterson, mgr. ) -Slnug Falls, 80. Oak., July war.)—Hrlibion lleai'h. N. V., July 211, ladefi.-

2.1, Indefinite, nlte.National Stock (Charles R. Rchnd, mgr.)—Keen* Tliorne. fHtlse. Opera (l.yman Keunnrd, nigr. I—

Valley, N. V., July 23-30, F.llisliellitnwu A»g. Mobile, Ala,, July 21. Indefinite1-0.

... M4TwTi™aw""'AnooancVmeot.' .'..'.'.'.'

niV. Sir.,Be Novelty Theatre. Stockton: I Urner, of Alb]™ MTock'-fatei:

Ho'n'.''N":''J'.. July 2.1. Indefl.

52U

Klan —Cubs. Froiiman's Plans .' 614

B, W. Savage's Enterprises . , 514

Clipper Post Office ' 52(1

.Stella Mayhew— Sketcl 52AOn the Road.....;.. 617Vaudeville Route Mat 018. tilfi

New York City—Review and Comment 622Under the Tents ,

With the Bill Posters

Plays and Sketches CopyrightedMuMc and 801m.:Deaths In the ProfessionMlscellaneon ,..:

THEATRICAL COBRF.BPONDKNCKMasaachusetts ,.. ..

Pennsylvania '

Dlitrlct ot Columbia .'

North CarolinaOregon..Maine....Ohio.MichiganRhode Island...California.......Louisiana•Washington

Oil.

Il.(n

nlte,the Park Theatre, Alameda, Cnl.

Id n private letter received from theAmerican Travesty Stars, under dateof Sydney, Australia, June 22, theymate that they arrived at that place

tiin after a very rough voyage from Honolulu,jjijj via Auckland, New Zealand. They were

r,22 billed to open at the Palace Theatre, 8yd-1 rev, on July 18 (last Monday). They atate

.That show business Is very good In Australia, Broadway

notwithstanding; the conditions of the coun- Bnrr stocktry, and that any "half way commendablechow can make money there." Musicalcomedies and vaudeville are liked beat. They

Buhler, Rlche.rd. Stock (Adam E. Foi. mgr.l—Atlantic City, N. J.. July 2.1. Indefinite.

F.sldwln-Melville (Walter H. Baldwin, nigr.)—Cleveland, «.. July 2.1, Indefinite.

Bal.lwln-Melvllle (Waller S. Baldwin, mgr.)—Buffalo. N. V.. July 2ft, Indefinite.

Breckenrldge.aer. nigr*

Rui-tiunnnmgr.)-

PunTntonBedford

Orrla-Oher Mock (Hugh Rltlnger, nigr.)—Still-water. Slim., July VS. Indefinite.

oriental Stock—Hunter, X. V„ July 27-2(1, Till-nersTllle 30-Aiig. 2, Hunter it.

Oshnrn Dramatic (J. W. Oaborn, mar.)—fanes-vltlc, O., July 2ft no.

"On the llrhlge at Midnight." Eastern (Frankflaasolo, nigr. I—Chicago. 111.. July 3 1 Aug 20.

"On the Bridge at Midnight. 1 ' Western (Frank(Oaitnlo, mgr.l—West Superior, Wis., Ang. I,

Tlnlnth, Minn., n.

Paylon Slaters (Col. Prank Robertson, rr.gr. >—

Surevcport, l.n.. July 25 :tt>. Mineral Wells,Tex.. Aug. 113.'

Fulled States Marine Haml- Chevy Chase, ltd.,

July 2.1, Indefinite.Wella-Diiiine-llnrlan (Jake Wells, nigr.)—Allniila,

Oa„ July 2o-no.Wills Musical Comedy . (John II. Wills, mgr.)—

l.iini'MNii-r. I'«., July 115-30,

"Woodland" (Henry W. Savage, nigr,)—Boston,Mass., July 2.1. Illdcltnltr.

VARIRTV.He Leon's Comedians (I. Kent Cohn, mar. )--

Knkuiuo. tti.i.. July 2-1. Iisleflulle.

Dixie Trnulindnuts—Pittsburg, Pa.. July 26-30.Hnlllngaworlli Tains (lew Oleasou, nigr. )—Nat-

i'hi-a, Mis*., July 26-;|0.

Ill111r. 1 .-.

MMA2«

.. 112(1

field. O.. July 2!t-Aug.Bellows Stock (Walter Clark Bellows.

Denver, Colo.. July 24, Indefinite.T.)-

HS.V

:aies ana vaiiueviue are iiaen nest, iney -Busier Brown" (M. H. Raymond. mgr.)-Chlthe Maori tribe native dancers would cago. III., July 24, Indefinite.

Poll Stock- Bridgeport, Conn., July 2ft, Indefi-

nite. .

Phrrnli Park Slock (Oeorge II. Hell, mgr.) -JaekaonTlllc, Fin.. July 25. liidetlulte. •

-He-

MINKTHIILN.Barlow's—Youngstun 11, O,, July 34-30,lliynnl a Suvllle's ((Ins II. Snvllle, mgr.)—New

..52(1 ""» "" T".."? ».."«.«»»«.. w»„ o-SUw%& iSTgwam mwt— Powers' t!ome.llans (Join T, Powers, mgr.)622,620 be a great attraction for any vaudeville "MSfSH*' iPTSf. inSS? {"*"• "">— »mia, ill., July 24S0. r

Mil „i...„ 1. 1. .».« ii^ii.j ot.... ._,i . .....1 „ waierioo, in.juiy jo-nug. 1. .,pMr u- bi-i." (W. Willai- Hlniill<-«

mgr,)—Dlralngbam,

"nill<'lrou,t ln ,1)P Dnlled States and a great

' conccsnlon for the "Pike," at St. tatils,

«&-'-•rlnconslii . . . ,',

.

Texaa.Canada ' ..-

Virginia....Colorado.. .......

Went Virginia....Minnesota.Kentucky ' . . ....Iowa ,

Oklahoma •

Missouri'fenneesee •.;.'...

New. JerseyNew York -State.OrorglaTexasIllinois, ...'

Connecticut

1127

....H2TB2I

.....r.2Tft27

r.27

. R22, f-27

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o27R27St7iff617517Silt

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•l-Ttldle-Dee-Dee" will be the opening plore

In Sydney, and the chance* are for a good

season. All the company are well, anddespite all reports to the contrary, there Is

the best bflnronirarff* among all.

FROM OTHER POINTS.

Curls Drnnntli: (M. II. Curls, nigr.)—HpearfMi,so. Dak., July 28-30, Belle Fonrche Aug. in.Whltewooil 4-0.

Cutter * Wllllama Stock (W. R. Cotter A J. W.Williams, mors.)—Hlcksrllle, 0., July 25.11.

.Winchester, Tnd., Aug. 1-tt.

Caxlno Stock (Robert Ksne, mgr.)—Holyoke.Mass., July 25, Indefinite.

Currier, Mrs. Win., Stock (Win. Currier, nigr.)—llnmlrtoii. Can., July 25, Indefinite.

Campbell Stock (Frank 8. Campbell, mgr.)

—

Corning. N. Y., July 25-80.Clayton, Clin, Stock—Montreal, Can., July 25-

30."Child of the Blums" (F. K. Johnson, mgr.)—

N. V. City July ,'IO-Aug. 0.rilger-Coruell—rlnyre. Pa., July 25-30, Orlean,

N. V.. Aug. 10.Pule. Msrle (W E. Martin, mgr.)—Plae Bluff,

Ark., July 26-Ang. <l.

De Lacour, Twin Slaters, Draraatle (De I.aconr& Fields, mgis.i—Pnrker, Ind., July 2>-'l0,Mlddletown Aug. 1-0.

Poor Mr. Rich" (W. Walter Shultleworth.mgr. )—Lansing, Mich., July 25, lndefiulte.

R.vsn Stork (Daniel R. Ryan, mgr. I—Ullca, N.Y.. July 25, Indefinite.

Raymond, Ed.—Seattle, Waab., July 26, Indefi-

nite.

"Royal Stare." Northern (Cordon a Bennett,otgrs.)—Racine, Wis., July 110, .Manitowoc 31,

Reed City, Mich., Aug. I, Manistee 2, Frank-fort 3, East Jordon 4, Itoyne City 6, Oharle-•olx 0,

"Royal Slare," Southern (dordon a Rennett.mgrs.)—Coldwater, Mich., Aug. 1. Litchfield 2.

Union City 11, Three Hirers 4, Cnnatajitlne .1,

Hastings 0.'Rabbit's Foot" (Pat Chappelle, mgr.)—Tocmi,

tATEST BY TELE6.RAPEMonday Nlathfi. Opanlnaya la) All the

iiik show Towata.

. OOLDBN GATE OLBANINOfl,

All Klntla of Weather Marka theWeek** (>|iciilinc Alum the Lineand Bu*lne«N la (0101I or Bad Ac-cordingly,

Chicago, July 2fl.—"Buster Brown" had

522 Iwo big houses at the Great Northern Sun- ""&"p'irtds, "a£n.')'-^'»i*M'"ini™ July M-*£ Spxioiier Dramatic (F. E. Rpooner, mgr.)—Phmulx,

ES day, repenting Its previous BucceBB "The Mlddletown Aug. 1-0. .*?»•. j#.JMBfe * - .... . „ _,g Royal Chef," revived on an elaborate .cnle, "••ggj*"' «'«k-Port..nd. Me.. Jn.y 25, SterUnj «J (j^^Trta-JU. $*»-$£attracted big bnslneas to the flarrick. Eclipse Stock (Lloyd * (Jeuter, mgrs.)—Eufaula. ' Douglass Aug. 1-3.

"Mra. Wlgga, of the Cabbage Patch," nt the lud. Terv, inlyM. South McAlentcr 30, Crowder

l.'nstle, I'u., July 25 do.

Century (Frank Fogartj,Ala.. July 25-30.

Fields A Hanson's (Mnurkv Boom, mgr.)—SouthHanson, Mass., July 23:10, Mlddletowu, Ooiin.,

Aug. ID.(lorioii's (O. 0. Pearl, mgr.)—Ashland. Wis.,

July 2T, West Superior 2N,Diilulli ."id, llrnlneril Aug

. ilrand Forks, No. Dal., "

5, 0.(lorman's Imperials—Lynn. Mass.. July 28-30.Ilnverly's (VV. Franklin lilley, mg.i—I'ltlahurg,

Pa.. July lin-Ang. 0.

LniK'ilul - I'll I. turn, Pa., Aug. 1-0.Kersands, Billy (O. Jny Smith, nigr.)—Benton

HnrlHir. Mlrli., July 26-110. Chicago, III.. Ill,

Elgin Aug. 1, Hockfortl 2, Frc»|N>rl H, DIiiib4, Menilotn ft, Kcwmiee II.

fla.. July 27. Oabiesvllle 2S, Atlanta 2I>, .10, Marlon a l'enrl (Hilly Pearl, nigr.)—Erie, Pa.,Rome Aug. 1, Dalian 2, Cleveland, Tenn., N, j„| v -Jfi.jtd.

OUatljiio..gn 4. Tullahoina B, McMlniiyllle 0. Wllt<.u's Idenl—Welmler, . Mass., July 26:il»,Rnow, Mortimer, Slock—Trey, N. Y., July 25. In. Soiill.lirMu.. Ann. 1-0.

In-

Cr/ind Opera House ; "Korblddea Land

the Illinois," and "Vivian'

era', were continued attractions

drawing power. .. .-Slock burlesque filled Sam

n . City Aug. 1, McCurtaln 3, Splro 5.L'ouliu Urir.ilr.il /Uireo Uannsli, «i —New-.rouoiru .«uu, u. K„1|H

-Br, nai>n (H,„y !<,„„„,,. ntT.J—N,

'h Papas," at Pow- port News, Va., July 25, indefinite.

rm-llnnn of notent Elleford Stock—Portland, Ore., July 2ft, Indefsnrncuona ot poieniK|(|011

.

B com^up, ,„. „. Kld()riY m.r.)_pi„Indefinite

" 18-11 -

burg. Mo., July 25-110, Richmond Aug. in.

P. Jack's and the Trocadero Vaudeville Elllcott-Oourtenny Stock—Duluth, Minn., July

„ nt the Chicago Opera Hoime and Cleveland's, uiK-'iric"' prtj, stock—Leavenworth, Kan., July

oMlceand Mcn,""Ju.t Stru.-U Town,' „ Ild varM nUl.acl |ona at Sana Soucl, tha 2ft, Indefinite

Water Chutes and River View Parks com- TJjJHJ'^ 2<£UMtt * °°" "•«"•>-"• y -

Itleted our catalogue of Sundny entertain- French-lrrlng (Don Mncmlllon, ugr.)—Warerly,'

,,.„ la.. July 25-27, Oelwelu 28-31), Dubuoiie Aug.mtan -Ida, La Crosse. Wis., 4 0.

Kanrah City, July 28.—Big crowds turned Flske Stock (K. D. Plskc A T. V. Stock, mgrs.)—

out

"Rupert of Hrntua," "Gatea of

Juatlee," "A Gentleman of France,"" It «ii»ln Hood" and "A l.m- 1 > Stone"

';. -the Current Hill..

Special Dcipaiche* to Tub New Youk Clipper

San Kbancisco, July 26.—At tha Columbia pj^'hi Hopkins' Theatre, Oeorge Hanlon

Tlieiitre'Henry Miller and bis supporting com- and r,ew|B Were the hendllnars At Klec-

rigor began an engasement last night. The, rU . ,.nl

.k Borrentlno and his Banda Rosan

openlpgplay was "Mice and Men," and a g^rtMi |n on their third week rain's

good sited audience was present. spectacle, "The Last Days of Pompeii,'

.CAi.ii'iiiiMA TiiMATiiB.—This la the second

o both parks Sunday.. .... At Forest r&^^^^^t^,^ „,,.,—Boulder. Colo., July 25-:t0.

"For Her Sake" (Pilgrim A Elliott, nigra.)—Marseilles, 111., July 28, Prln(«lbn 2», lie-

«'anee :I0. Fort Madison, Is., 31, Fairfield Aug.1, Alhla 2. Centralis 3. Osceola 4, Red (ink 6,

(ilenwood 0.Olawv. Vaughan. Stock—Cleveland, 0., July 25,

Indefinite.« , .i ... — - opened Ha second week last nlglit, to a big

Week of Klmer Walters and company, and the craw(i , , Klogllng Bros.' fllrcus gave two Carrlrk Slock (Jay Kusell. mgr.)—Mount Ver-

play l»"Juit Struck Town." performances yesterday, to packed tents. o nri.ie,°Co!llt 4 Mac'k'Blg'siock (J. 8. narAt.i'A/.Ait Thkathi.—White Wblttleaey and

his company are la tbelr fifth week. "Ru

pert of Mention" Is the current play.

, i'kntrai. Tiikatiik.—"The Gates Of Jim

tlfls" la this week's bill.

Oar-

i'u ii ai.ki i-iiia Julv 20.—Ilnln killed bnsl- side, mgr.)—St. John, N. II., July 25-Aug. li.Hll.ADKl.rHiA. Jiny -».Howard Hall (Henry Plerson, mgr.)— Boston,

nigr.)-- HI.

Shirley. Jessie— Sp-jkane, Wash., July 26,definite.

Sites. Will C, Stock (Ollbert A Sites, mgrs.)—Center Bquare, IM., Julv 25.Sepl. 10.

Rheefiy'a H(ock--New Bedford, Mass., July 23,Indefinite. .

Taylor Slack (Albert Taylor, mgr.)— DallasTe»,. Jiriy 2B.|o, Dt-nlMin Aug. 1-14.

Tliorne Dramatic—Wehnter Springs, W. Va., July26-50.

"Texas Steer" (M. Rice, mgr.)—Manistee. Mich..Aug. 1, Hlg Rapids 2, Trarerse City II, lvmV-key 4. Snuli Ste. Marls 6, Marquette 0.

"Two Merry Tramps" (Sherman McVenu, tngr.l—Ludliigum, Mich., Aug. 8.

"Ten Nights In a Bar Room," Beecher a Stan-ley's (Walter J. McDonald, mgr.)—(lien Khler,Kan.. July 27, Portia 28. Concordia 211, Kepu li-

ne City 30, Lawrence, Nehr., Aug. 1. Su-perior 2, Oak 3, Davenport 4, Sllukley 0, tie-

nava 0.Illrlnh Stock— !/>» Angeles, Cnl., July 24, Indefi-

nite."Uncle Tom'a Cuhln," Stetson's, Western (Wm.

Kibble, mgr. I—I'otoskey, Mich,, July 30, llui-

l»ir Springs Aug. 2, Manceloua ft. Knlkaahu 4,

Cadillac 5, Mount Plraaint 0.

"Uncle Tom's Cabin." Metaon's, F.o.lorn ((leorgn

Peck, mgr.)—Soulliport, Conn., July 27, lllilg.'-

ntbl 28, New Caiman 29, Maiuanmeck, N, v..

HO, Far Kockaway Aug. 1, Rork«llls Ui-mer 2,

Freeport 3. Amltyvllle 4, Babylon fi.

"Uncle Tom'n Oahlu" (Fr.tnk Wnlters. mgr.)—Manasquan, N. J , July 27, Belntar 28, l-'.nii.ii-

town 20, Sealirlglit 30.Van Dyke 3, iCotnn (F. Mack, mgr.)—Springfield,

III., July 2531. Rock Island Aug. 1-27.

Vallamnut Stock—Wlllliim«[iort, Pa., July 26, In-

definite.

neaa at the out of door resorts last nlgbt, M„,^ ( A|||f . 1!t

and drew n large gathering to each of the Herrmann (Kdward Thnrnaer. mvr.)—Manhattan

three open houses . ."The Rector'^lOHlV ,,»»*. N.fY July W Indefir-

proved an enjoyable offering at the Hljou. Panl . Minn., July 25-Bent. II

OlhiirD OP«»A Houhh.—Beginning Sunday ., Vaudeville at Keith's lacked neither gall, Don 0.—Portland, Ore., July 26-30,

matinee, 24, James O'Neill and compiny of- patronage nor appreciation, and tlifl Henry "»'»';' ^25 lndeflniie7r

'lu«r''-A""*M»'

•viVlin's" Paras" (Rloh * Harris, mgra.)-«.lcafeted "A Oentleman of Trance" for their Hnrlesquers earned commendation at the Hulbert, Laura, stock (Charles w. Burrlll, «igr.) „.«», III.. July 25. liidefiiilte.

fourth weeks' enirnaeinent=

' —Kankakee, III.. July 26. Indefinite. Wilson, Fre.lt rick H. I O. M. Cotton, nmr.)—At-fourth weeks engagement. Lyceum. Hammond, Pauline, Stock-Mechanic Falls. Mc„ Won, Mich.. July 86-Ang, 0.

•Tivon Opbba Horsm.—This l« the alitn boston July 2fl.—Sultry weather and fair ,iu\j 25-27, Boothhny Harbor 28-30. Walker-Troy Stock _ (James !<. Olasa, mgr.)

week «f."Rpbln Hood." business Inst night. "Woodland," at the Tre- H'J*»

on Stock-Montgomery, Ala., July 25, In-

• FlficHan'B Thbatbb.—This la the third mt| „„,,o, a|„ of Bplce," at lbs Olobe. „,,,, par

'

k Tbeatre-Austlu, Tea.. July 25, Indetl-

»/feV of "A Lucky Stone." It looks like oldB|10WW1 to good sited honses The stock _ nlte.

Falker-i roy HtoeK unmes 1,.

Murinu, o . July 25, Indefinlln,

Wiedemann Hlg flock (Willis Bass, bus. tngr.)-Seattle, Wash., July 25 Oct. 8.

* R. R. Henderson,July 25-30, Conucre-Hines at tbia house, both for attendonce and patronage was hardly up to S. R. O. patron- "HJBiJfflfiJF'igj;

I tie nlaudlta of the audience. It Is almost n .p, nn|„ : a Parisian Romance" at the V llle Aug. IllHickman Dramatic (Our Hickman, mgr.)—Ottnm-

wa, la., July 23-Aiig, 13."Holy City," Kastern lOordon A Bennett, mrra.,—Kenoubs. Wis., July 31, Burlington Aug. I,

Belolt 2, Wooilntock, HI., 3, Marengo 4, Bel-vlilere 6. Rockford

"Holy City." Western (Gordon A Bennett, ranrs.)

—Springfield, III., Aug. 4, Lincoln 0, Bloom-Ington ft.

Soilllilirldgo Aug. 1-0,

THNT BHOWI.Ilnruuin A Halley's—Juliet, III., July IT, Aurora

28, F.lgln 211, Knlb ;it». Ulanu Aug. I, Prn-iiort2. Msillsnn, Wis., II, Jaiuesvllle 4, Hmkfor.l,III.. 5. Itnclnc. Wis,, «.

Buffnln Bill's Willi West, Col. Wot. V. Cody-llslaahlels, Srutloml, July 27, Motherwell 28,Coslhridgo 20, Dumbarton 110, Glasgow Aug, 1*

(I, Kdlnburgb 8- III.

Hlg Seiisatlmi Sain L. Rayllas, mgr.)—Klrkllu,Tnd., Jnly 27, Sheridan 2N, IVcstlhild 20, Cariusl3D,

Cauiptieli Brothers—Tama, la., Jnly 20. WlmlCheer 27, Washington 28, Monroe in, wmterxci:in, Indlauola Aug. 1,

Dnwnli.'s, Andn«w— Portland, I'a.. July 27.MimiHlshurg 28, Bangor 29. Natareite ill), Wash-ington, N. J., Aug. 1.

Doremiis—Calehlll, N. J., July 2T, 28, Hi*iner"fllle 20, 30.

Hly's, (leo. H.—Fast Lynn, 111., Aug. 1, Welllug.ton 2, (.'henervlili. :i. -

Foropangli A Sells HmllMirs—Dntll, Me,, July 27.North Conway, \, II., IN, Lancaster 20, Ht.Johnshnrg, Vt., 30, Newport Aug. 1, HI, Al*bans 2. Burlington II, Moiitpeller 4, Whits lllirrJunction 5, iicliny,s Falls fl,

Hurgrenve's—Asbury Park, N, J., July ST- Fun-ion, Pa., 28, Betlilelivni ilw, Allentuwn UO.

Hang's—Whllawitler, 'Mn„ Aug. 1, Allouvllle 2,Oruu 3, Hurler 4, Rlmlgolt 6.

Jf.nes -Iliirroabom, Pu:, July ill), Olen CampbellAug. 3, Crensnii 4, I'oilngo 6, New i'lurenee II.

Mm-kuy's (Andrew Mackny, uigr.l— HI. IajuI.,Mi.-.. July 26, Imhillulle.

Melhitru's—Hlioreham, Minn., Jnly 27, Allnrs28. I'erliuiu 2W. Ntvv York Hills IIV,

Nurrls A Rone's—Watrriuwn, Minn., July 20,Brookings 27, Tracy 28, New Uliu 20, Mnu-kato 3D.

Rlnglltig Hrnthers— Parsons, Kiln,, July 27, Jop.till. Mo., 18, Iiidi.|s.ni1i.|n-n, Kan,, 20, WlehllaDO,

Rice's Dog, Pony and Monkey (Charles K. Rice,mgr.)—Msiihnllnn llvui.-li, Cleveland, U., July26, indefinite,

Hells It Downs—Reaver Foils, l'n„ July 28, Lee-inula, (),. 20. Mnssllluu :m, Odunibla City,Ind,, Aug. I,

Hpurk*, John II--Wnylmid, N. Y,. July SO, llor-nsllsvltle Aug. I, Citlilsteo 3. Whliesrllls II.

Hl|s»'s— Lynns, luil,, Aug. 27, tlutuu 28, Hulll-van 20.

.reRllea of the Kolb-DIII-Bernard-AmbBr- r ,

aatle 8qllnrP , and "Colleen Bawo" at the

Hlake-Hope-EmerBon times, and If not so Bowdoln Hr)tiare. .. ..The vaudeville and htir-

fflready la fast hastening thnt way. Horo-i eM]„e h|i„wh had goodly gntberlogs.

thy Morton, Nora Bayes, Bobby North, Kred _________——;-—-,M. Cady, Chaa. 0. Hlce, the Garrlty Sisters, MINNESOTA.RoSrln Clarke and Ben Dillon are a strong .

array. of principals and they have all caught uwluth.—At the Lyceum (C. A. Marshall, tJSgB Stock (Col. Geo. Hamilton, mgr.)—StLout*, Mo., July 2D. Indellulle.

"James Boys In Missouri" (Frank flastolo, mgr.)- -Hentoii Harbor. Mlcji.. Aug. t, South Hutch2. Charlotte 3, Battle Creek 4, Coldwater 5,

I.analog 0.Kormll. Dot (J. C- Welsh, mgr.)—ProtrmVnre,

R. I..- Julv 26-30.Stock—Albany, N. Y., Jirly

, Keller, mgr.)—Nevada, Mo.,

Wimiwarii Stock (O. D. Woodward, mgr.)—Kan-«."£! S!."'.".'* US J^JMHrS . ui^. Tislt. William—Atlatitln Highlands, N. J„ JnlyWeber Slock JWaller D. Nealand, mgr.)—Seheu- a, 27 New llelford 28-WI.

Welsh llrniliem— CJili'uuw Falls, Miss,, July 27,WhiBled. 4:ouo,, its; Wn- '

the .town. .The connenuenoe Is big bimlncHS m ,1I)BKeI.) the Elliot Courlenay Co. bad

and great popularity. "Fnblo Romanl" an the attroctlon week of

(iBPitiuit Theatbh.—Bill opening Sunday,J)|lv 1R.oj. ^he company will play at the

24, Incliilles: The Umpire Comedy Four,n|.ano OB€rB House, West Superior, Wis.,

I'liui'miou, Aliiaiuoir, Decker nud Itimso, Mar- j, wll(,n rn ( i,ardn « Prlngle's Minstrels wilt

i'hh and (vnrtelln, Musical Klelsl, Julian

\m'

X\l theRose, Rose Cou;hlan and Co., /.an/.lgi, and

(be Fal| andDm hliigraph. Metikh'oi.

..Chuteh,—Programme far

Si"? The Toblna, Dercnda and _

nndirjielpa, Foster and his dog, Van Gofre .'„ ftt. hu>ineiui. The I was changednud. Opt rely, Belle Gordon, and tbo anlmntl-

Lyceum. The house will open for Khigilon-Courtenay

ad Winter aeaaon on Aug. 14. K*>> 099% u

...H.ITAN OPMA Hot'SB (.rT, Con- "'Z'^l^u*week beginning don, manager).—The Clara Mathea stock to. KtDllrfy nStfa (j. b. Hhannoo, mgr.)—Wlnonn,

id tircen Sully I" In to" second ond last *m**M9Pf£ Minn.. Jnly 25-80. Davenport, la., Aug. III.Ill ureeu, suuy

,( 0wynnp- WQa the hill 18, 19. [,aa< view stock (Lew Sllter. mgr.)—Sbehoy-

rierr nnn-» i if iiiht « nraiiiiKi, nip

eclady, N. Y.. July 25, Indefinite.

Walsh Stock. Rugene Powers—Woodstock, flat.,

July 26. indefinite.

Wallers'. F.ltner A Jnle, Attractions— Hun Fran.• clsco, cai.. Jnly 24- Aug. 6.

MUSICAL.Brooke's Chlragn Marine Baud (Bert A. Hall,mgr.)—Chicago, III., July 25, Indefinite.

Banda Bossa—Kansas City, Mo., July 26. Indefi-

nite.Butler, Helen May, anil her Ladles' MilitaryBund 1.1. I... lie Hpnhn, mgr. 1 l.oKun«jiori,

,

lad.. Julv 27. Lufnyette 28-30, Terre Haiiln31,Ana. II.

Black Haiti Trnnlsulours (Voelckel A Nolan,mgrs.)—Asbury Park. N. J., July 11-20. Kllmi-

belh 30, Mouticello, N. Y„ Ang. I, Port Jerrls

. fsrwlck, N. Y.; 20, llelvl-ilere, ,v. J„ mi Fleuilugton Aug. I, HumidnriH.lt 2, Dover 3, Wratnehl 4, Knyport 6, llnlHank 0.

Wheeler. Al. F.— Mcdopnellsvllle. N, Y„ July 27,Norlb Bay 28, Verona 211, Vernou no, KenwoodAug. 1, Mniinsvllls 2, Morrlstowit li.

MISOMLLArlHOUfl.Boatock'a Trained Animal Arena: (F. 0, Rostock,

mgr. I—Dreamland, Coney Island, H. V., July25. lu.lelliillc,

Coyle'a Museum (K, II. Ooyle, mgr,)—Wlmiliieg,Man., July 26.Aug, u.

Cog, Prof.—Bristol. N. H„ July 27, 28, Meredith20, 110,

(iienl Mon.lv Show (P, J. Miimly, mgr.)—Win*3, Mlddletown 4, Palerwui, N. J., 6, II. tsaetf, Man., July 26-Aug, 6.

Cnimdlau Colored Concert I William Carter, mgr.) Orent Falkluer— Hanler, N. Y., July HO. Plus— Hamilton. .Call.. July. 25. Indellnll.;.m . Hill Aug. 2, Flelsi-hninns II.

Iin's

to" fair business. The bill was changed

nightly after 10. The house will open for

the Fall and Winter season about the latterscope. • - ,

1 N'otfh.—Another cheap vaudeville house

bag, opened here. It Is called the Baldwin

Continuous Show, and Is located adjoining company tor 25 and week :

theold Baldwin Hotel and Theatre a.,e on ^?^^S^t^P"par,^CatBB ( W. J. Wells, manager).

Business for the week of 18-2.1 was fair.-'-

: Kates Bros..

jinira I.oe. KIHe

owry, Sadie Moore,Market Btreet. between Stockton and Vow- {Eg* anu Hawkins, Myrtle' Kord, W. .Ji

'II Streets, In what Is known as the Bald- We | )f) und ( |1P H tock. The

gun. wis., Joly 26, Indefinite.

"Little Outcast," Oeorge K. Olll'i—St. Louis,

Mo., July 31-Ang. 0.

Miller. Henry (Charles Frohtnon. mgr.)—HnnFrsnclsco, Cat.. July 25-Aug. 11.

Murray A Mackey (John J. Murray, mgr. I

—

Parkertburg, W, Vs.. Jnly 26, Indefinite.

Mdrllle Dramatic— Uo.invllle, Mo., July 25-27,Fayatti 28-31.

McOulnncm-Woodruff—Huntavllle, Ala,, Jnly 25-Sept. 1.

Marks Brothers (Joe Marks, mgr,)— Perth, Out.,July 2', Indefinite. —Hanlt Hie, Ma-

Concert Boys' Fond (L. Mercagllaiio, director)Dntamlainl, Cniiej. Island, N. T,, July 25-Sepl,

Dom' Orchestra IJ. H. nusa. director.!—N. Y.City July 25-3J, Ashury Park. N. J., Aug. 1-1.1.

"Forbidden Und"—Chicago. III., July 24, In-

-Ht. Loula, Mo., July 26, In-

definite.

"Olrl from Dlsle"definite.

"Isle of Spl.N." (U. C. ft F. 0. Whitney, mgrs.)— Host in. Mass., July 25, Indefinite.

Kilties' -Band ft. P. J. Power, mgr. 1—TerraHaute. Ind.. July 27, 28, Springfield. 111., 20-

31, .St. Louis. Mo., Aug. l-lii.

Manhattan 0|*rs—Klnilra, N. Y., Jnly 25, In-

definite.MoKee's Boston Ladles' Symphony Orchestra

(Frank W. McKeo. mgr.)—Atlantic City. N- J.July 25-Sepi. 16.

"Maid and (lie Mnminy"—N. Y. Oily July 26. In-

dlflBlte.

New York Comic Opera—Montreal. Can., July 25,Indefinite,

ll.irry Itchii's— Wejsnueg.i. Wis,, July 27, liar-tonvllle 'If, Greenville 211, Lltlle Chute .10.

James A I/iws Hwlsa Hell Ringers—Fort Atkinson,Wis.. July 2630.

Lnmbrlgger'g '/**> (Oils Lanibrlgger, ragr.)—Clear-field. Pn„ July 26-30.

I.rdcrmnn'B New York H|s<clalty Co.— Kessevllle,N. V., July 27. Parti 28, Ansuble Forks an,Illooinlngilale :'o,

Marsh- I'lttslHirg, Pa., July 26 !H). ' •

Miirshull - -H.illsbiirr Hem h. -Ma.«. July 26.311.

Pain's "Burning of Horn*" (II. II, Thtarle, gen.mgr.)—Pittsburg, I'a.. July 25-Aug. 0,

IOWA.

meeting was held and an organization per

/acted- by. vaudeville managers of the con

tlnuoua circuit houses, I he alma and objects

being social and mutual protection.

KENTUCKY Mrs. Wlggs. of the Cabbage Patch 1

Co., mgrs.)—Chicago. III., July 25,

Keokuk.— tt Ilia Casino Theatre (Keo-kuk Klr-cli'lc (.'0.. -manigarH).—North Bros,'Comedians opened a two weeks' engagementJuly 10, In repertory, to good business,

Tin- Wai.mi'i: shown are heavily bllh'dhere for Aug. 8.

Noth.— Illinium k Bfllley's four rlrrtis

trains passed through here lift, en route InQitlmy, HI.

ai>r» Moines.—At Ingersnll Park (Fred

LoBtlBTllle'.—At the Jockey Club Park

AH' James B. Camp, manager) the Kilties Band

loJd'.tbiera were twenty-'three managers was the attraction during week of July 17,

preagnt. The. officers elected are: President, and mado a decided topresalon, Large crowds N«iu.'Morosco (Charles Aalor Parker, gen. «igr.)

Ha,- Hokum, of th« Bell Theatre, Oakland, attended each performance, but the most de- „-j>*Jwr, OtjOj,^Jaljr », Mefolie.

lighted audience wat that which assembled Norlji,

Broiher, Ooniedli

nTght of 20. This was Scotch night, and

(Llebler * I'hasey Band (Handel V. Phaaey, liandmasier)— Buchanan, manager) the Bill weslt of July 24indefinite. Olaremont Park. Brong. N. Y.. July 25. ludefi-

| ll(.|u«|es : The..Ten Kilo Kama Jans. Ilenn's

irk Nelli, James {Charles Astyr Parker, gen. .mgr.)— ^.»_. '

v , , Comedians, Hldimlu, the I'lve MohrSlH,,r" —Hon FmiicIbi-o, Osl.. July 23, Indefinite. Prrjr s, Arthur, Band—Aebnry Park, N. J„ July .. .,,_. •* r

«

nardmd North Brothers' Dimedlana IFrank C. Carter.fcJ?

K:*»P«- »• . - . «...i^onaro.

17, mgr.)—Denlaon, Xei., July 23 30. Dallas Anr. FWOM/s Baaa^^nmboa. 0., Ang. 26-80. , .«,„„.*'"i-ft, , "Plf*, Paff, Poof" (K. O. Whitney, mgr.)—N. T. OKLAHOMA.

and

1 North Brothers' Comedians,' Eastern (ft. J. Mick.C'al, ; vice president, Tony Lubelskl, of the lighted audlence.was tnst

JJ",£*f1J*f

mw'~|

•iriuinan, of the Unique Theatre, San Jose,nr„pnt an(f they especially enjoyed the hag Worcester, Mass.. July 25. Indefinite.

Levy. F.ieciitlve pip. M los and dances. For week of 24, lb* National Block (J. Albert Dawson.

Haskell Indian Band,

City July 25, Indefinite.

"Prince of Pllaen" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)—Loudon, log.. July 25, Indefinite.

Ilohwin Oners—Bay City, Mich., July 24-30

Oklahoma City.—At Delmir (inrdoii

(Hluopoulo 4 Marre, naoagars) July 11 ami

Wm^pWtjKlU'J^StTlKiiJSmmm. *«•«' H.

l*>»'«i. Krancaa flcNulty^Mr. ami

«'al.; Berretnry. ArchieHoard -Chairman, Sam Harris, of lb* Bell Hinckley, HI., July 25, unJeOnlts,

ion A Zlmmer. |g , Arthur Voung, (lertle La Claire and,

n. a., «*ir W ll»on' Ilroia. Honors were e*uu between tbo

gr.)~ Hsennon's Twenty-third Beglment Band—Manhat- Youngs and Wilson Bros, Special Uiatlfiee,

Fan B«cb, N. Y., July 25, ladefiolt*. 4, drew S. It. 0.

man. mgrs,)—Manhattan Beacb25-30,

518 TEDS NJETW ^jQHK /GHVIPPJBS?^ ^TDLY'SO.

Thia II. Jn *acnr*trOf VIertU. ... ., ..

of the tton»«»ecity or town, Hitlooking; aent "».

Abbott, Anolc, Boulevard, Medford, Uiii., July26-80.

Abramoff, Decker ft Rusco, Orpheom, San Fran.,J illy 25-80.

Adams ft Swinburne, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N.J., July 25-.'III.

Adele, Mile., Mini I'ark, Coney Island, N. Y.,

July 25-80.Adiljson & UvlnifHton, Edison, Lewlston, Ida.,

July 25-30; Edison, .Spokane, Aug. 1-0.

Ahcrn*. The, Cheater Park, Cincinnati, 0„ July25-30; Oleutaofy Park, Columbus, Aug. 10.

AHiIoiik. The, O. II., Colo. Spring*, Col., July20-30. i\' • -; .. .. -.. ;. \t

Allison, Mr. ft Mm.,.Park Casino, Wheeling, W.Vs., July 24-80.

Allen. LMti * Bertie. Lskcstde Park, West Brook-.Held, Mass., July 25.80.

Jle's, "

20-30. .

Aldo-Armour, Doyle 1

*, Atlantic City, N. J., July

Alliurtu* ft Bertram, .Keith's, Phlla., July .25-30.

Aldrlrb. Chos. '!'., Paradise Roof, X. X. 0., July25-30. . ...

Alexander* Kerr, lTcel*xIy Park, Newport, It. I,,

July 26-30.Allen, Boone ft Co.. BIJou, Onlnth, Minn., July 25-

30 ; BIJou, Marinette, Wis., Aug. Ml.Aluz A -Zola, Guvernator's, Atlantic City, N. J.,

July 25-30 . I .-

Allaire ft Curlllc. Baldwin, .Han Fran,, Cal., July2.1-30; Nordtj- Grand, Fresno, Aug. l-o,

,

Alexandrine. Mile., Luna Park, Coney Island,

N. Y.t July tM0.American Beauties, Henderson'*, Coney Island,•N. Y., July 2500

Anialla ft Msnola FnmUy. Utabna Park, Saltr,«ke City, U., July 25-31; Grand, Ogden, Aug.

Oadleox, Mom., Atlantic City. N. J„ Jnly 25-30.Caproal Sister*. Casino, Rocky Point, R. I., JulylafMK '' II b It' 9i

•'- ,~

aislrtn A Mack, Cleveland's, Chicago, July 23-

'rie. Mile.. J&rmi Ion's Ptik. St. Dauts, July 25-

-O:,Chester Park, cinclMktl, 0.. A**, 1-fl.

OUa.i'.* Dereraf, NoruraoBa Parfc^TOeton/ July•4MW M..UV B i.r 14 '• Vi

CarlMon, ALlfalrrlew Park, Dayton, 0.. Jnly 24-• 30: Spring Brook Perk. Springfield, ai-Aug. 6.OIUM, lie, tlnvemator'*. AUsntlc City, 1*?. J.,

July' 23-30. ' ' " •"• '.' •• •

^Carey ft, Cotter Trio, Central Park, AUratown,

Pa., .July.2S.H0.i-... .*'.'••»

' w' .<v '

-

Carter ft lions. Delrnar (larden, Oklahoma City,0. J., July 23-30. ,- u ' '•'

Cdatellat * f lull, Guvernator's, Atlantic City, N.J., July 25-30.

Cain ft Hunter, Donley I'ark, Allentown, Pa.,July 28-30. ., ..... ;..-;

Carter, "Mr. 'ft Mrs. Carl, Kdlaon, Seattle, Wash.,July 24-30. ... . , .. .

Camlllo ft Fona, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. T.,July 23 30.,. . ill

Cnrltw, flrcat, I,bna I'ark, Coney Itland, Naif,,Jnly 25 3D.

,..'•Castanns; The, Outernator'a Atlantic City, Ti.

J„ July .23-30. , .

Caron ft Herbert, logerxoll Park, Del Moines,la.. July "25-30.

Cherry ft Bates, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. T.,July ; 25-30. '...-. „...

.

CBadwtck Trio. Sanatoga Park, Pottarille, Pa.

Elm City Quartet; Proctor'* 23d Street, N. Y. C,July 25ow... . ... /(. „-<• 3, -j..

Eldrld. Gordon, Park, Lailngfein, "Maw., July2B-30. -; '» «T *.') ij i t*

F.hlorados, The, Lake GMtc, filubuiw. Me, July25-30. .",,.. tt.a *£• v. i-.i,

Emblre:CUj Quartet, arwirneflPIer,- lrrern»,(j N,Y

Emi

Henderson ft Ross, Sana Boucl ParkIter Park. Oluchiiattt.

July 25-30;. Central Park,. AllentowD, Aug., 1-n,~ in., CaL. Ji

July 25-80.

Charmlon, Orjhbeuto, San Fran..Chsmcroys, .The Caoltol Park, Hartfi

T..1- )-. nn

30.mm

uAmnion* ft White, CoQcordia Garden, Peru, HI.,

July 25-30 - ,

Antrim ft Peter*, Rldrldge Park, Elutra, N. Y.,

July 25-80.Aiitonlo, Mile, Luna Park, Coney Itland, N. Y.,

Jul)' 2i»-30. ... ,

Abderton, Madge, Point of Pine*, Boston, July25-30.

r '

Archer ft Coc-per, Kilnlty'a Casino, South Bench,N. Y., ik»g.:l-6. •• .- • '

Armlnta'4 Burke, Norumbega Park, Boston, Jnly20-30.

Ariioltl.'-Jloha, -Hprlng Grore Casino, Springfield,

0.. July 25-80.Archer -Bnri., Gurcrnator'*, Atlantic City, N. J.,

July as-an. ...

Asblun, Josle, Luna Park, Coney Island, N- Y.,

July 25.30. ,. '>AHhton, ..Matgartt, Metropolitan, London, Eng.,

.Inly 20-30 .

A«hton ft ' Karle, Burgman'* Park, Logansport,luil., July 25-30,

Athoa Famllyv Temple, Detroit, July 25-30, • •

Axtell ft Howard, Piney Beach, Norfolk, Va., July25-30. il ., .--'

BurdH (4), KelUi'*, PUllai. .July 25'30. •

Ballftritili, The, WoolWorth, Lancaster, Pa., July...25-UO. -••»•• :' '•'' •

Bajrlngton, Jo*. D., Blppodnmc, Scarboroflgh,Eng.. Inly 25-30; Palace, Bridlington, Ang. 1-0.

Balfour ft. Gerard, Doyle'*, Atlantic City, N. J.,

July 25-30. - •.•

Baraea ft> WaaUUirn, Pleasure Beach, 'Bridgeport,

Conn., Aug. 1-6.

Balfour ft Gerard. Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J.,

July 25-30. i,

Barrett J3liter»,; Ocean iView Casino, Norfolk, Va.,.laly, 20-30 ; Granny, Norfolk, Va., Aug.. 1-0.

lliindy ft Wilson, Park Casino, Wheeling, W. Va.,July.25.80,. i> • ; -..-; : <

Barry ft Wolford Trio, Athletic Park, Buffalo, N.V., July '25-30.

Bassott, Mortimer, Proctor's 5tli Ave., X. Y C,July 25-30. .

UdrAea, Paul, Aton Park, Youugatowu, O., July25-30.

Uaadcr-La Velio Trio. Potico De Leon Park, At-luuU, a.. July 25-30.

Date*. LUllan.BTlbu; Oslikosli. WI».U Jnlr 23-30.

Bale* Musical Tilo, Cailno, Rocky Point, B. I.,

' July 25-30. . ., >., ,i .

Boitletta. Musical, Park, Bangor. Mc. July 25-30Bean ft Hamilton, 'Xemple, Detroit. Aug. 1-8.

Ue'iiton, Leslie ft Beiltdn, Lawrence Oardens.Washington, D. 0., July 25-80. .

Bellman ft Moore, Luke, Worcester, Mass., July25-30. ; .

H»lmbnt,.Joe, Kelfh'a, N. X. 0.. July S5-00.,Bcntler, Musical, BoVd Park, Peru.Ind., July' 34-20 i C. O. II.,' Chicago, Aug. 1-8.

Wntharn "& Preetnau, O. O. II. , Helena, Mon.,July .25-30. , " ':

WW- ft Ollter, Keith'*, Boston, July 25-30. ' .

llcllrcnn ft Roberts, Edlsuu, Gtcat rails, Mon.,• July 2K-80: "Bennett ft Rich, Tractor's, Newark, N. J,, July'25-30.lielfonl, Mr. ft Mr*. Al. «., Edison, No. Yakima,W*«h.,JHly 25>30.

Hull. .Hcualur Krank, Junction Park, Bearer Falls,• Pu;;- July 88.80.Bertram,. llcleu.U. t>, -II., Chicago, July 25-30-

Bltuicy ft Chapman, BIJou, Hamilton, O., July 25-

110. '* ' '

"•'

-"•

Hlo»:k3iuu ft Burns, 0. O. !!., Chicago, July 25-30.Bottom lev TrMiiK', Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J.,

'July 25-30.••••••

Boheo ft llyers, Unalnn, Rocky Point, R. I., July23-30.

Bowers ft Curllu, Coronudo Beach, Cnl., July 25-

30. ., . ....Boruul ft Ncrarro, Olcutaiigy Park, Columbus,•0.,' July 25-30.

'

Bockiuan . Slaters, Norfolk. Vu., July 25-30.Bonlrnco'ft WaltainifCr, Rauioua, Uraud Rapids,

Mich., July 20-30. I.

B6Ualro ' Coniedy ' Four, ' Gryatul, Denrer, Col.,

July 3430.llMlmnolpy Drot., Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J.,

July 23311.Bowera ft • Ball, OlateUnd's, Chicago, July 25-

'JO. ''...',

llrolwt Trio, I.ukenlile Park, Akron, .0.. July23-30. '

lliwna (31,-, C.-O.'H., Chicago, July 23 30.

Bfltltua. Tat. Tuiuidc Detroit.. Midi., July 23-'30: 8beaV. Buflaio, N.'Y.v Aug.aiO. ,,

Urluklcys. Thiv Lagoon Island, Albany, N. Y,,

July 25-30.•' t-

. ,,

llienuank'. Musical, Glos Park, Baltimore, July<24>Aug. «.:..• . "

llfuco ft DHlgiicau, Keiths, Phils.,' July 25-30.BraddookV&Keeney, Guvernitor's, Atlantic City,

N. J.. July 26-30. t ..'"

Brown ft' Uartolottl, Colllua' . Garden, Columbus,II.. July 25-30; soliincr Purk, Montreal, Can.,-Auj. i-o. . .

• •••'.; ••

Brown, Jack, ft Lillian Wrlgbt, Mora Park.• YuuiiKStowu. I).. July .25.30. ' '.

Unoklyii. Kille. Henderson's, Coney lalaud, N.Y.. July 23-30.

BuH'h, l-'muk, Ranuina, Orantl Rapids, Mich.,July 20110,

Poikes, Juinillug. Cluiie t). U„ Sacraineulo, Cal.,July 23'Uo; Victory, Sab Jose, Aug. 1-0,

Burger, Prof. I... ft Mon, Umpire. Pueblo, Col.,

July 25.30: No\-elly, Dourer, Auit. Ml.Burton ft Burlou, Leuip's Park, St. Louis, July

25-30,Burke, La Ituc ft lnkcy Boy*, Kcllti's, N. Y. 0.,Jnly 25;30.

'

Burton ft Brooks, Arnn Park, • Youugslown, O.,July 21-30 : BprbiRbank Park, South Bend,4ml.. -Ul-Aug. :«. " "- -,-•:

Bush ft Gordon. Delmar Gnnlen. Oklahoma City,O. T„ July 25-Aug. U,

llui'tluo ft WHllern, Marin Rock Park, New Harcn,Conn., July '28-80.

liurdette, Madeline, Casino, Atlanta, Oa., July25-30.

Burrow* ft Trarln, Hcnderwin's, Coney Island, N.Y., July 25-30. .

Hurl, Anna. Lakeside Park, Akron, 0., July 23-

30: Cedar Point. Sandusky. 31-Aug. 0.

Burden ft Rehun. Doylo>. Atlautlc city, X. J.,July 23-SO.

Iltmllck. lv Lewis, U. O. 11., I.tadrllle, Col..July 21-80.

Burn*. Hurry, Rlrerrlnw I'ark. Auroni, III.. July26-30; Electric Park, Vtucennes, Intl., 31-AiU:.0. i .,... >

ampbell ft Selkirk, Trocadoro, Chicago, Jnly 25-30.

Carter ft Blufonl, Southern Park, Pittsburg, July26-30. - * i ,. a

Carrie, Mile., Mnrihlon'a Park, St. Ionia, Jnly25.80 ; Chester Pjrk, Clneluimll, 31 Auk. 0. ,

<\imeron ft TmVno, (Vytitsl.-rll.JWph. Mn., Jnly2,'i HO : Crystal,; ncitrervlMI., '.Aac. Mb

Curleaa ft Mllrcrlou, Eleclrlr Park, Newark, N,J., July 28«80. •• •

Unriuoiujellii. Lv, Lngoou Park, Oluclntintl, July31-Aug, 8,

Chrtatopher, (Casino. Jackson, Mich., July 24.30."Christmas Ele on Blaokwell's Island." 1'roc-

.tor'a 2,'ld Mtreet, N.. V. C, July 25-30.

Claudia* ft Corblu, Keith'*. .Phils., July 26-30.Clus*, Au It a, Clereland'e, Chicago. July 20-30,

Cleino ft Cassel*. .Grand, Cairo, 111., July 25.30;Wlntergrore Park. Loulsrllle, Ky., Aug. Mi.

Clark, John V., Reeres' Park, Fostorla, ()., Aug.,'im. . : .. .

Cotton ft Darow, C. O. IL, Chicago, July 25-30.

OOsaaUi, • Roiw, ft Co., Orpheum, San Fran., Cal.,July 23.34 . '.. .. '

(k)le«. Josephine. C. O H„ Chicago, July 20.30.'Cox Family. Orphemn. Seattle. Wash., July 25-30.

Corlnoe, Temple, Detroit. July .25-30.,

• ,'. :i<

'Comstock. 1.6 urn, Farm, Toledo; O., July .25v».liinnift Conrad, Kollb's.N.-X.C. July 20-30.

Cdi. Ray, Hben's, Buffalo, Jnly .25-30; Temple,.Detroit. Aug. .1-0. •

.. .-_

Conway ft KIlleeD, Park, Worcester, Mass., July-.80 r

30. . ..,,., ... ,. .„.Collin* ft Hart, Paradise Itoof, N. Y. C, July

25-80. if l!••' 'i

Colby Family, Ingorsoll Park. De* Moines, In,,

July 24-80: Sana Solid,. Chicago, 31-Aug. 0.

Conlon 4 Hastings,. .Lincoln Patk, New Bedford,Mas*., July 25-30. .. 'i . " .

Cook .ft.Rottert.'.New Monlln Rouge, Pari*, Fr..July 26-Ang. 31. .

Collin* ft Vack. Rye Park. Rye Beach, N, Y.,

-July 20-80; Electric Park, Albany, Aug. lb.Connor'* Dogs, Qurernator'*, Atlantic City, N.

J., July 25-30. i .• •!.-. , •

.

(Ximtort, Mack ft' Comfort, Oureruator'*, Atlantic.City. N. J., July 26-80, -> ... •

Connolly ft RoWc, Bhellpot Park, Wilmington,Del., July 2530.

Cowan. F. Alan., Pier, Old Orchard, Me., July

CiawtVmljft Doff, Farm, Toledo, o., July 36.30.Craig, Rlchy W., Wayside Park. So. Kramlngbam,

Mass., July 25-80; Railway Park, West Brook-.fleld, Aug. 1.6. -• . • i •;•.

Ciouch ft Richards, Four Mile Creek Park, Erie,

Pa.. July 25,80.C'vnne. Lawrence, Proctor'*, Newark, N. J., July

25-30.

Oubitt's Mimic Melange. Henderson'*, Coney- Is-

land, N. Y.. July 25-30.Darls, Geo. G., Norumbega Park, Boston, July 23-'•80; .-.-- In-". .. ' cDarow, Mr. ft Mr*. Stuart. Casino, Hampton

Reach. N.; H„ July 25'80.

Darls ft Wilson, Queen City Gardeus, Eltnlra,

N. V., July 25^ug. 21).

Duytelle, Madge, Rlalto, Elrolra, N. Y., July 25-

...«M).. - ,.- :.. '••:.

Danoras, The, Sea Breeie Park, lroudequolt, N.;X.,.July : 28.30. v." • '•

Davidson, 'Abbott, Athletic Park, Buffalo, N. -Y.,

Jtaly:25-30. <tX -I". ' '•

D'Alrlnt, Casino, Rocky Point, R. I., July 25-30.

liarmody,' Casino, Terra Halite, Ind., July 24-30.D*tl»' ft Walker, Southern Park, Pittsburg, July

26-30. i - <:' ' '•' -i'

I

'

Daeey ft.Chase, Standard, St. Louis. July 25-30.

De Kaye sisters, Proctor'a 23d Street, N. X C,July 25-30 (Brighton-Beach, N. Y., Aug.' 1-0.

Deteau, Hubert, Nunley'* Casino, So. Beach,NiY„ Julr'26-80, * •'• •" £17

Dareada ft Greeu, Chutes, San Fran., Cat., Jnly-25-30. '•"' •-••!'

•".

Dcvnuo ft Mosley. Trocadero, Chicago, July 25-30.De 1 Beaumont*, The, Pastor's, X. Y. 0., July 25-

30. .••.De Vino, ft Woolley, Proctor'* 6th 'Are., N. V. C,July 25-80. • . ;

'

Dee, -Roy.'Kinpiro, Pueblo, Col., July -25-30.

IV Aeos. The, Riverside Park, Washington, D. C.-July 20-31,'. '

:<'! .-. ii. .a.r*. .

Dcuionln ft Belle, AUoieda Park, Butter, 'Pn.,. July 25-80.Dflaney ft Ostella, Cowan'* Park, Galeshurg, 111.,

July 24-80; Washington Park, Michigan City,lnd„ Ul-Ang. 8. ' ' '•

•

De Mora & Glacetta, Trocadero, Chicago, July23-30. "i

Db Vine Sisters, Acme, Norfolk, Va., July 25-30. .• •

De Weeso, Jennie, Bchaefer's Garden, Columbus,0.. July 25-Aug. 0.

De Veau Slslern, 'Paator'a, N. Y. C. July .23^30.Desmond, Mona, Proctor'* 5th Are., N. Y. C,

July' 23.30. ' .••

Dc Clalrsrille, Sid, Electric Park, Waterloo, la.,.JuIyiS-BO. ' ... ' '..'

DeMott, Louise, Luna Park, Coney Island, X. Y.,Jnly 25-30. •

Deluiore, The Mlascs, Freebody Park, Newport,R. I.. July 35-30.

Dellorelll ft GIlsMiido, Freebody Park, Newport,•11. I., Jnly 20^10.

IXllierg Slaters, Keith's. N. Y; 0.,'July 26-30.Do nnitlis,' The. Sprlnglnke Park, Scronton, Pa.,July 25-30. : . • , • •

Delmoro' ft' Darrell, Kennywood Park, Pittsburg,July 25-30. ' '

' '

Derene ft Srliurlz, .Atlantic Garden, N, Y. C,July 25-30. ,

111 Van BlHters, Temple. Detroit, July 23-30.Do. Witt. Burns ft Torrance, Farm, Toledo. 0., ,

July 25-30.Delmoro ft Lee, Brighton Beach, N. Y., July 25-

80- . .

D'Alctieoh, Countess, Brighton Beach, N. Y„ July25-30.

D|.xoii, Bowers & Dixon, Forest Park, KansasCity, Mo.. Jnly 23.-80.

Dorach.ft .Russell, . I luaglnml Park, Woonsocket,- 11.

I.. July 25-30; Freebody Park, Newport, Aug.Ml •. ...I- ' .•« ••=••- • •'

Dorothea Sisters, Olentangy Park, Columbus, O.,July as-ao,

Dolierty Sister*. Ammont, Moscow, Russia, July25-30.

Downey ft Wlllard. Unique, Sun Jose, Cal,, July25-80. . .;

' •,

Doyle. Dancing, Reeves' Park, Fostorla, O., July24-30.

Dreyer, Heiirlettc, Hendersuu's, Conay Island. N.Y„ July 25-30.

Drawee, Frocbody I'ark, Newport, R. I., July 23-80. ....

Duffy, Haw Idle ft Duffy, Spring' Grore Casino,anrlugfleld, 0„ July 20-30. ' .

Dudley, Harry, Atlantic Harden, N. Y. G., July33-40.' i .

Dtmcnn, Chas. II., Pastor's, N. Y. C, July 25-30.DutHn'Redcay Troupe, 0. O, H., Chicago, July- 26-

SO. ..' :: • . . .. ' ':• .'i

Dugan. Llllle. Acme. Norfolk, Va.. July 26-30.Dubec't Animal Actors/Crystal, St. Joseph, Mo.,

July 25-30. •..'

Dupteeift .Textvr, Sharfer'a Garden, Columbus,O.i July 23-30.

Dumltreacu fBWUC, Young's, Atlantic City, N.J., July 33-30.

Earl ft Wilson. Keith's. X. V. C, Jnly 25-30.Early, Cecil. Plney Bench, Norfolk, Va., July 25.

30. ' '.'-

Eilllh. Rose. Ilallel. Rocky Point Park, RwkyPoint.. II. h, Jul j 25<;o.

I'4t«r. vnllle, Bruokslilo Park. Athol, Mass.. Jnly25-30. .

Elllolt ft il'alla. Spring Lake Park, Trenton, N.J.,July 25-30. > -

HI wood, ft..' Maggie Benton, ; Lawrence Ganlehs,

CrapefwM'rt-i&Blc (*,i lllWs)'s'/lasl»a3n<ll.

IT yTc, July 25-80.,E«plre Comedy Four, Orpheum, San Fran., Cal.,

"KanxoTine* Mr. ft Mrs. Ed., OlenUngy Park, Co-

i Jumbui, O,, July 25-30.•Eameraldu, Slaters, Suburban Garden*, St. Ixiuls,

July 24-31. ..;..„Ererett Trio, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y.,

July 25 30.Farley, James ft Ronnie, Wayside Park, So.

Framlngbam, Main., July 26-80.

Paatas (2), Lyrlet San Wego, Cal., July 25-30;orpheum, Han Bernardino, Aug. 1-13. -'.

FalrcnllilsT The, Forat Keller, Milwaukee. . July,

•two.".'"-.'-. Falardo, Woolworth, Laneaater, Pa., Jnly 35 30;ij KelU!'*, N. ,Y. C.\ Aug. 1-0. v

' - ,. '.

'F*ik, Eleanor, Paradise Roof, N. Y. ,0.. July26'-SO. " .

Farrell, Cliff, Casino, Richmond. Va... Ju)y 25-30.

Fagiin ft Merrlam, A. ft -8„ Boston, JUlyJiO 30.

Fearley;-. JutalTng, Llndenwald Park, Hamilton,O., Jnly 25-80.

F'ern icomedy Four, Gnrernator's, Atlantic City,

N. J., July 25-80. •

••••• _Ferguson ft Dtipree. Rocky Point, Providence, B.

I.. July 24-30.Fernades-May Trio, Marlgny, Paris, Fr., July

25-31.

'hlcago, July

ui*2rloneyjs (te^FlylDg. SBl Mrk,

K, JWy 2S-80. .-. *m 55:,•*.

jfiit Ueely, Palace,.Una»IJ. Bl-i Jul.

; Kmpltt. London. Ahg.^O. til

>w,» cuaa., Athletic Park; Buffalo, N._jlyV84-30i. « ii«»ak **

Herman ft Franklin, Casino, Rocky Point, B. I.,

/ July 25*30 ' " '*'

• ;; ' ^ -S*>*

'

Helps. BUtL, Wlntcrgarten, Berlin, Ger., Joly

ludt^July 23-30...."-In

1

ma, Tenn., jU|y

KHsCjifi ji

Bl»eraldc park

.. Geo,," Ifnman's Casino, Coiey Island NY.. July 25-30.

Lomd,' Baby, olentangy Park, Columbus, O., July

Lnuenbsrsu ft Harris, Island Park, Elkhart, ladLeVley"*' Median, Cajlnor Toledo, O., Jdlt'25|0. JtUj SWAng. 18.

.

J u.

Keton, Eddie, ft Co., Temple, Detroit, Jdly ?3- Mhflow.T'luakcit ft Co., Aron Park, Younts.30 ,

. tnwn,,t>„ July 26.80.

Htaljr, John, Bouletard, Medford, Mass,, Jaly -Mdsftn-Keeler Ca, Moss ft Btoll Tour, England.2S-30. July 25-Nor. 18. . . '

BMs, Harold, ft Co., Farm, Toledo, 0., July Marline Brother*, Follea Marlgny, Parts, Vt..25-30. Aug. 1-34. . ., . .

HMRart, Mabel, Casino, Bocky Point, B. I., July MajeMIC Mualcat Four, I'ark, Biyonne.'.X. J., j glj•r26W>. 25-30; Pier, Arrerne, N. Y., Aug. 1-0.

«B»ft ft Rogers, Norumbega Park, Boston, July

Hlltonka, The, Sohmer Park, Montreal, Can., Jul?

IIIll ft Sylvanl, Paradise Roof. K. .' C, July. 25*0.Illeklev ft Nelson, Pastor's, N. Y. C, July 25-80.Hill. Will,- Luna Park, Coney Island, N. V., July

25-30.. . ,

Iiitilt, Mr. ft Mrs. Dan, Henderson's, Coney It-

land, N. Y.. July 25.80.Howard ft Anderson,. Lake Masiabeslc, N. H., July

25-30.Hodges ft Launchmere, Talaauega Park, Attle-

toro, Mass., July 25-30; Point of Pines, Be- Jluccaps (3), Aron Park, Youngstown, 0., July

Ifarfiuain, Winnie, mailer's, Portland, Ore., Atur1-81.

,

Miissc.iEil., ft. Nettle, -Doyle's, Atlantic Olty. NJ., Jftly S5-80; • • '• "' "'

Muck* (2), Gnrernator's, Atlantic Olty, N. JJuly 25:30,- ,.,.., i .. ..

.Mnddox ft Wayne, Keith's, X. Y. C, July 25-.10JInthews ft Ashley, Brighton Beach, N. Y„ Julr

25-80.' " '

Mniiteir* Marionettes, Family, Butte, Hon., July2f.-Aug. .0.

,

MacOhith Bros., Electric Park, Baltimore, Julr'25-30. '

Ferguson ft Beeson, Myers' Park, Canton, p.,' July 23-30; Casino Park, Mansfield, Aug. I*Fentelle. Harry, Hanlon's Point, Toronto, Can.,July 25-30. „ . : .

Fisher ft Clarke, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., July25-30.

Fields, Fanny, Keith's, Phil*.; July 25-30..

Fisher, Will II., Chestnut Hill Park, I'iilla..

July23-8ept.il.. „• „

Fisher, Mr. ft Mra. Perkuis, Casino, Toledo, O.,

July 31-Ang. 8.Fltagerald, H, V., Proctor'a 23d Street, N. Y.

' .0-., July .26-30. ...Fisher ft Johnson, Ionian's Casino, Coney Island,

. N. Y., July 25-30. ...Florence Sisters, Suburban Park, St. Louis, July

.25-30; West End Heights, St. LoubvAug. 1-0.

Ford Bros., Hendetson's, Coney Island, N. Y.,

July 25-30."Fdr Llwitte," ' Proctor's, Newark, N. J., July

23;30. .

Fox ft Melville, Royal Albert. 'London, Eng., July120-30; Victoria Gardens, Darcnpcourt Bay, Es-

'."qrtLft Gebnie, ^Brighton Beach, N. Y., July 25-.10

Fox ft Ward, Lyric, San Diego, Cal., July 25-

Aug. 0.ForbcV'.H. F., & Co., Central, Seattle, Wash.,Jnly 25-Aug. 0.

For -ft.-.Foile, Ingersoll Park, Des Moines, la.,

Jnly 25-30.Foster, Ed., and dog, "Mike," Chutes, San Fran.,

Cal., July 25-Aug. 0.

Foster ft Foster. O. 0. Hi, Chicago, July 25-80.

Fredericks & Don, Boulevard, Medford, Mass.,July 23-30.- ..-.]».

Frederick, Chas., Casino, Bocky Point, R. I., July23-30.

Frederick Bros., A Burns, Sans Soucl Park, Chi-cago, July 25-80.

Foster :ft .Harrey, Electric Park, Waterloo,' la.,

July 23-30.rreeie Bros., Gnrernator's, Atlantic City, N. J.,

July 25-30. ..

Furman, Itadle, Junction Park, Beacon Falls, Pa.,July 25-30.

Fullsr, Ida, Folles Marlgny, Paris, Fr., July 25-

. Sept. 3.

Gascb Slaters, Paradise Roof, N. Y. C, July 25-

30.

Gardner ft Stoddard. Orpheum, Seattle, Wash.,'July 25-30.

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Oariiiy. Clark G., Park, Pottstown, Pa., July25-30.

Qarsrin. Marlon, Cook, Rochester, N. Y., July25-30.

Olllettl'* MoUkey*. Forest Psrk, Kansas Olty,Mo., July 26-80.

Gasnonx, The. Keith's. N. Y. C. July 25-30.Olvin ft Piatt, Cascade Park, New Catt)e, Pa.,

July 85-30; .Alameda Park. Butler, Aug. 10.Olhnore ft Leonard, Keith's, Boston, July 25-30.Gllmey Sisters, A. ft »., Boston, 'July 25-30.Gli'itrd, MSfft, 8ea Breeie Park, lroudequolt, N.

Woolworth's, Lancaster, Pa.,

Washlugtoa. 1>. C July 35,30.Kllnore Sister*. Clerelauil'*; CHIengo. July 24-30:

Fnfm,Toledo. (>.. Alilf. 1 0.'

Hloetrlc CunieiVv IS>itr,'llo.'b Mprlng, K. Liverpool,«>., .litly.»«!Ut. o-

'

Eltsyiu,• Brooke. Spring «rrtv« Caftluo,' HnrhicH*|<l 0* July 25-110; IdlrwIM 'Park, Newark,Aug. 10. n-

Lvatw, Ueo., Brlgbtbu Oeacb, N, Y., July 23-30,

Y-. July __Ollliert, Bessie, Fsrm, Toledo. 0„ July 25-80.Gltard ft Gardner. C. Q. H., Chicago, July 25-30.

Glllen ft Olllen, Novelty, Stockton, Cal., July 21.

30; Untofuo, San .Jose, Aug. 1-0,

Gibson ft Nash, Casino Park, Kalamazoo, Mich.,Jnly 25-80. . -, . ..-,.' •

Gllroy, Haynes -ft Montgomery, Boulevard, Med-ford, Mass... July 25-30/.

., .. •

nienroy' ft .Russell, Mleaertan . Park, Richmond,'Va., July 23-30; Wells Park, Norfolk. Aug.

1-0. ..

Gordon Sisters, Rob's Casino, North Beach, N. Y\,July 25-30.

Golden . Gate Qulutet, Dreamland, Coney Island,N. Y.,'JUIy 25-30.

Cordon. Don. . HlieS's, Buffalo, N. A'., .July. 23-80; Hunlou's Point, Toronto. Can.. Aug, 1-6.

Goggln.ft Darls, Salon Marguerite, Naples, Italy,July 3J-31. ' . I ... ,

Courier Bros., .C. O.' H.. Chicago. Jnly 25-30.Coff. Ben, Olneograph, Spokane, Wash, Jnly 23-

39- •i a ..'

Gorman ft West, Keith's. Boston, July 25-30.Golden, Jos. M., Ramans, Grstid Rapids, Mich.,

Jnly 25-30. - ., .... -. .' -Goldsmith ft Uoppe, Pastor's. -N. Y. 0., July 25-

, 80. I.. -

.

Gordon, Belle, Chutes, Snn Fran., Cnl., July 26-

,,80.Goolmans, Musical, Junction Park, Bearer Falls,

Pa.; July 25-30.,Graces (3), 0. O. II., Chicago, July 25.30.Gray ft. Graham, Dlemllng's, Bockaway, N. Y.,

July 25-30. ..•«Gregory-ft: Llml, pastor's, N. Y. O., .July. 20-30.Grorer, Mildred, ft Picks, a O. H., Chicago, July

25-30.~-

GranvlUe. Minnie, Hanlon's Point, Toronto, Can.,July 25-30.

Gmrsont,' The, ' Ft. -Sheridan Park, Hlghwood.III., July 24-30; Grand, Milwaukee, Wis., 31-

•Aug.ltl.'" >• * .- • ,- ' - .' ' •'.'

Guise, Dick ft EMc, Godfrey's, Graud Rapids,Mich.. July 25-30.

Hall, Blllle, A. ft 8... Boston. July 25-80. »

Harris ft Merul, Guternator's, Atlantic Olty, N.I., July 25.30. •-•

Hsllen ft Fuller, Ingersoll Patk, Des Moines, la.,• July 25-30.

Hall, Llllle May, Ionian's Casino, Couey Island,-N.-Y.; July 25-30.

Harris ft Merlo, Guvernator's, Atlantic Olty, N.

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-J., July 25-Aug. 0.Harvey, W. S. ft Co., Point of Pines, Boston,July 25-30.

Hathaway ft Walton, Iloag Lake, Woornocket,,R.. I., July 2580; Freebody Park, Newport,Aug. 1-0.

. 'iHktfh A Hatch.' O. O. IL. Chicago, July 25-30.Hawkins, Lew, Ingersoll Park, De* Moines, la.,.

July 25-80. . > • •• "• <

Uaulons. The, Ingersoll Park, Des Mollies, la.,July ;26-80. - .

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Hurt, Kitty. Germanls Piivlllou. So, Bend, Ind.,July 24-30; BIJou. Oukosh. Wis., Aug. I -11.

Hardman, Joe A.. I'our Mile Creek Park, Erie,P*., July '20^80. I

Hanvey ft Doane, Moblcy Park, Rome, Oa., July25-80. ,:..- -

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Harrison, Minnie, Freebody Park, Newport, R.-L,Jnly 25-30. • .

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Harrey, Harold, Electric Park, Waterloo, la.,Jtdy 25-80.

Harris ft Walters, Cleveland's, Chicago. July 24-«0. • • '

Hart, Annie, 0. O. JL, Chicago, July 25-30.Hart. Willie ft Edith, Woolworlb. Laneaiter,

' Pa., Julr 36-80; -Steeplechase Pier. "'Atlantic

City, N. -L. AMg. 1-fl.

tlHtliawav's Monkeys, Paradise Roof, X. Y. C,July 23-30.

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Hargrtave*. Chas. It., Proctor's 5th Are., N. Y.C. Julv. 23-30.

llinMle. Tom, Fr.lrvlew Park, Dayton, O,, July35:80,

Hart ft Dillon, Sea Breeac Park. Irondequoit, N,-T.. -July '25-30. •

Hall. Paulino, Cleveland's. Chicago...July 25-30.Harms')." Mr. ft Mr*. Jack. Oak -Summit r«rk,

Eransrllle, Iml.t-itsly 24-30. - .* J <

llayeaft Wynne. 'Keith1*, "N,- Y. 0..' Jnly 23-30.

Harrington; Giles' W., Oodfroy'*, Grand Bapldi,

Mich., July 25-30. ... , 7/T^lletisOn'ft Hnrrlw, WHdwnod Park, Pnluntn, Conn.,

July 2330. - -•- . .." • '

HuMHiiro ft Finn. Ddrle'n, 'Atlnatt* City, N. J.,;Ihly 25 -80. •• lgp

'Tere, Ang. l-o.

Hoch, Elton, ft CoAug. 1-0.

Hoover, John ft Lillian, Alhambra, London, Eng.,. July 25-Aug. 31.Holcombe, Curtis ft Webb, Brighton Beach, N. Y.,

July 25-80,Honoan ft Kearney, Doyle'*, Atlantic City, N. J.,

July 25-80.Howell, Ida, Casino, Rocky Point, R. I., July•25-30.

Iloyt. Add., Keith's,. Boston, July. 25.30.Howard ft Luelita, Dreamland, Coney Island, N.

•' Y., July 25-30.Howler ft Leslie, Lake Worcester, Mass., July

20-30.Hortoh, Mr. ft Mrs. Frank, Empire, San Fran.,

' July 25-00.Huehn, Musical. Proctor's Oth Are., N. Y. C,

July 26-30.Howard Sisters, C. 0. H., Chicago, July 25-30.Hume, Rots A Lewis, Empire (Mtrstford), Lon-

i -don, .'Kngi ,. Aug. 1-0. ... >' • rr.i

Hnrley Sisters,. A. ft.8., Boston, Juty 2530.Hurleys. The, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y.,

!' July 23'80.Hughes, . Chas. ft Madge, Mora Park, Youngs-

town. O., July 23-30.Hyde ft Heath. Gurernator's, Atlantic City, N..* J., July 25-Aug. 0.Iuiiihii. Great. Gurernator's, Atlantic City, N.

J., July 25-30.InucK* * Ryan, Coney Island, Cincinnati, O..

July, 34-80. ,

Irving Trio, Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal., July26-30; Unique, Fresno. Aug. 1<0.

Jamisons, The, Jacobs,' Peoria,' 111., July 23-30.Jack, Mr. ft .Mrs. a. M-, Novelty, San Fran.,

Cat., July 25-30.Jennings ft Jewell, Crystal, St. Joseph, Mo.,

July 25-30.Jerome ft Edwards, Crystal, St. Joseph, Mo.,

Jnly 23-30.Jerome-Meredith & Co.. Electric Park, Albany,. JT. J.;r:July 25-80.Jennings ft Renfrew, gprlug Grove Psrk, Spring-

field, 0.. July 25-30.Jenkins, .Geo. W., Park Casino, Wheeling, W.

Vs., July 24-30. •

Jeanpette, The, Lincoln Park, New Bedford,Mass.. Aug; 1-0.

Johnson ft Dean, Alhambra, Paris, France, July25-31. .

Johnson 'ft Welts, Pastor'*. X. Y. C. July 26-30.Jolmion. Davenport ft Lorella, Casino, Toledo, 0.,

July, 25-80. . . !•. ..; .. . ,,-.

Jones ft Sutton, Eldrldge Park, Elm Ira, N. Y.,July 25-80. •

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Jordan & Harvey. Keith's, Phlla., July 23-30.Kalmos. The, Keith's. Boston, July 25-30.Kartelll, Paradise Roof. N. Y. C, July 25-30.KeemvMattlc, ft Co., Woolrrortb, Lancaster, Pa.,July 25-30.

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Kelcey. Mr. ft Mr*. Alfred, Aron Park, Youngs-town,"0.,' July 25-30.

Kenna, Charles. Cievdand's. Chicago, July 26-30.Kenton, Dorothy, . Forest Park, St. Joseph. Mo.,

Tilly 24-30 fDelmar Garden, Oklahoma City, O.T., Aug. 10.

Ken) on ft De.Garmo, Casino Park, .Toledo, 0.,July 25-30; Sprlngbank Park, So. Bend, Ind.,Sl.Aug. 6. .

.•-,-'.•KdinlBon Sister*. Jack's, Chicago. Jnly 25-30.Kenne. J. Warren, Brighton Beach, N. Y., July

25-30. ••• i •

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Kennebd, Ducrow ft Lorciu, Luna Park, ConeyIslaud. N. Y., July 25.30. ,

Iverley Sisters, Oxford Lake Park, Anulston, Ala,,Jtriy 20-30. '- •

Keenuu, Frank, ft Co., Keith's, N. Y. C. July25-80.

Ketleber. M. J., Ouvernator'*, Atlantic Oily, N,J., July 25-30.

Fine, Vcra,.Kdtb's, Boston, • July 25-30. .

Kltnmur'a Japs, Lunn Park, Coney Island, N. Y..July 25-80. •.• .

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Klein, Ott. Bros, ft Nicholson. Exhibition, Wlnul-peg. Man.. Jnly.25-Atui. 0.

Klelst, Musical, Ondieum, San Fran., Cat., July25-30. . •

Kuox Bros.. Gurernator's. Atlantic City, N. J.,Jnly 25-30.

Kokln, Mignonette, Forest Park, Kansas City,Mo., July.26-80. ., .

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Kiwure ft Chaplain, Wcast's, Peoria, ill., July25-30. .

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Kuctzer, Weast's, Peoria, III,, July 25-30.Kuiulus Trio, Riverside Park, Bound Brook, N. J„July 25-80.Umm, Hdrry, ft Co.. Temple, Detroit, July 25-

'30a ."'(

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Laramie. Mr. .ft M^r*. Frank, Doyle's, AtlanticCity N. J. July 23-30.

Ln Clair ft" west. Graud Stand, Pueblo, Col., July

La Booth. Louisa, Dorney Park, Allentown, Pa-July 25-30. •

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La Velle ft Grant, Sea Lake Park, Birmingham,. Ala.. July 20-30. ...

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La Tell Bros., Steeplechase Pier. Atlantic City,. N. J., July 25-30: Park.. Trenton, Aug. 1-0.La Zollo, Renwlck Park, Ithaca, N. Y., July 25-

La Nole Bros.. Medford Boulevard, Medford.Mass., July 25-30.

31-Aug. 0.Marshall- ft Bartlett, Atlantic Garden, N. Y. CJnly 25-30.

Mnrtynne, ' Great, 'Cycle Park, Dallas, Tex., Julv' 25*30; Park, Denlson, Aug. .1-13.

^Sliitvdle ft Glcason, Ldke Qtalnslgamond. Wor.

ceeter, Mass., July 25-30.Martin ft QUlgg, 8prlng Grore Casino, Sprluc-

fleld. O., July 25-30.v B

Matette, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y., July• £5-30.•••Marlon ft Deane, Avondale Park, WInburnc. Pa

July 25-30.Marline ' ft ' Balno, Palace, . Boston, July 25-30

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Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y., Aug. 1-0.Major Sisters. Olcott -Beach. N. Y., -July 20-30-Sohmer Park, Montreal, Can., Aug. 1-uV '

Magee ft Wslsh, Atlantic Garden, N. Y. C. Julr' 35'SO.

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May ft Mortimer,': Casino. Toledo. 0.. June 2530.-Mardo, Lagoon Park, Cincinnati, July 20-30.Mathlehs, Juggling, Jack's, Chicago, July 24-30." Ludlow Lagoon, Cincinnati, Aug. 1-0.Mannings, Original, Rob's Casino, No. Beach, N

, Y., July 25-30.Mann, Danny, ft Co., Central Park, Allentown,

Pa,,: joly- 25-30.' M>

McAroy, Dick ft Alice, Cleveland's, Chicago, July25-30.

Marcus ft Gnrtelle, Orpheum, San Fran., CmI„July 25-Aug. 6.

McDonald ft Huntington. Henderson's, Coney Isl-

and. N. Y.. July 25-30.McWaters ft Tyson Co., Young's Ocean Pier, At-

lantic City, N. J., Jnly 26-30.McCarmle ft Barrows, Electric Purk, Waterloo,

la., July 25-30.McCormlck ft Barrows, Electric Park, Waterloo,

Is., ' July 25-30.MCShaffrers. Musical, Empire, San Fran., Cal.,JUly 26-30; Victory 0. H., San Jose, Aug.

i" 1-0. "*-r . .

MoMuhon ft Cliappellc, Oceoh View Casino, Nor-, folk, Va.. Jnly 25-30.

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McCarthy, Myles, & Co., Manhattan Beach, Den-. rer. Col., July 25-30.Merrltt ft Mitchell, Proctor's 23d Street, N.. Y.. C July 25-80.Meier ft Mora, Hippodrome, Blackpool, Eng., July

25-30; Empire. York, Aug. 1-u. •

Mecrson, Bebc, Casino, Rocky Point, it. I., July" 25-30.Mecnsker, Inez, Myers Lake, Canton, 0., July 24-

,80. . ....Mdroy.Trlo.iWeaBt's.' Peoria, III., 'July 23-30.

.

Messenger Boy Trio.. Keith's. Ji. Y. C. July 26-30.Mexican Troubadours, Olentangy Park, Columbus,' O.. Julv 25-30. '

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Menett, Frank, Luna I'ark, Couey Island, N. Y.,July 25-30.

Mitchell ft Love. Jack's, Chicago, July 20-80.Minor ft Galhrcth, Bon Ton, Salt Lake City, I,'.,

July 25-Aug. <l.

Mldglcy*, The,- Jacobs', 'Peoria. 111., • July 25-30.MltclieU*, 'Three Funny, - .Woolwortli. Laucastcr,

Pa., July 25-30 ; Henderson's, Couey Island,N. •Yl, Aug. 1-0. - v>

MiU.rd Bros.,. Bill ft Sob, lUversldo Park. I Mon-treal, Can., July 24-30; Riverside Park, Ssghnuw. Mich., 31-Aug. 0.

Millard Bros., Salisbury Beach, Mass., July 25-30.

MIlMnl Trio. Ueudcrsou's, Coney Island, N. Y.,July 25-30.

M|lls ft Morris. Young's Pier, Atlautlc City, N.J- July 23-30.

Morton, Jos. J., Forest Park, Kansas City. Mo.,July 25-30.

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Morton ft. Elllolt, Keith's, Boston, July 25-30.Jlovtons. G., Drcaililnntl, Coney Island, N. Y.,'•July 23'30. " •

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Motoglrl, Paluls D'Ete, Brussella, Bel., July 35-

. 31,Moore, Anette, Crystal, St. Joseph, Mo.. July20-30. .

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Mooney ft Holhelu, Casino, RockiHirt, III., July25-30.

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Mosuuj, The, Guvernator's, Atlantic City, N. J.,

July 25-30.Moiart Comedy Four, Luke Grore, Auburn, Mc,July 25-80.

Murphy ft. Wlllard, Casino, Toledo, 0., July 25-

MurpUy* Nolan,- Proctor's 23d Street. N. Y. C,July 25-30; Proctor's 5th Arc, Aug. .1-0,

Murphy, ft Audrews, Proctor's il25th Street, N. Y.' C, July' 25-30. :

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Murray, Elizabeth, Casino, Toledo,- 0- July 20-30.

Murphy . ft Palmer, Tumbling Buu Park, Potts-Title, Pa., July 23-30. .

Murray & McFarlnud, Trocadero, Chicago, July25-30. • -r

Murray ft Aldeu, Doyle's, Atlautlc City, N. J.,

July 25-30.Mullen, ft Dog, Henderson's, Couey Island, N. Y.,

. July.SS-SO. < .

Mudgo ft Morton, Hippodrome, Blrmlugkuni, En».,July 25-30; Barrasford Tour, ' Abg. 1-Scpt. . 10.

Mutiroc ft La Frahts, Jacobs',' Pcorlu, III., -July25.30.' •• .-- -..; i ; Ji K, . .

Myers ft Rosa, Guvernator's, Atlantic Olty, X. J.,

'July 25-30.Xaynon, Rosa, Erb's Casino, No. Beach, N. Y.,

Laurent ft Carole, Luna Park, Couey Island, N.>., July 25-30.

Lavlna * Arlington, Doyle's, Atlantic City. N.J.. .July 35-30.

L« Toaka, Phil, Norclty Grand, Reno, Ner., July23-HO.

La' Monica. The. Shea's, 'Buffalo, July 2580;Sohmer Park, Montreal. Oun.. Aug. 1-0.. ,

Lu. Croix, ft Campbell, Broadway, Los Angeles,Cal., July 25-30.. . • i. .,

Lhyiig, Anna, rroctor's, Newark, N. J„ July 25-

Uvlne ft Leonard.. Electric Park, Newark. N. J.,July 25-30; Lake Gompounco, Southlngtou.Conn:, Aug. 1-0.

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Lntlinoro-ft I,elgh, Ft. Sheridan Park, Ulgbwoul,HI., July 24-30.

La' Joss. . Tbeo ft Camlllo, Lake Massabeslc, N.H.. July 25-30.

I.loyd. Herbert, Meals, Copenhagen, Den., Aug. 1-

I^CIalre ft Bowen, Pastor's,. N. Y. C, July 25-30.

. July 25-80.Narado. Luna Park, Coney Island, N. ' Y. July

25-30.Nessen & Nesscn, Gurernator's, Atluutlc City, N.

J., July -25-30.Nelson ft Sharp, Guvernator's, Atlautlc Olty, N.J- July 25-30.

Nelson, Kntberlne, Roeky Point CbbIuo, Prorl-deuce, R. 1., July 25-30.

Ncltn. Ruth. Chester Park. Cincinnati, O.. July24-30; Forest Pork Highlands. :il-Ang 0.

Nlblo ft. Riley, .Highland Park, Wlusled.-.Couii..July 25-30; Ionian's Casino, Couey Island, N--Y., Aug. 1-fl. • - - '

Nlblo ft: Spencer, Dorney Park, Allentown, Pa,,July 25-30. .

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Norrlses, The, A. ft 8., Boston, July 25-30; For-est Casino, Roeky Point, R. L, Aug. 1-0.

Norton, .Miss., . ft Paul Nicholson, Rockspriw:Purk, B. Llrerixnl. ()., July 25-30; OlentangyPark, Oohtmhue. 81 -Aug. 0. i :'•

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Novelty Comedy Four, Doylo's, Atlantic City, N.J-, Jnly 26-30.

Norrls, Mr. ft Mrs. Wesley, A'. 4 S., Boston.Jnly 26-80. •

Leslie, Eddie, Mannoln'*. Park, St. Loul*,' July 33- **Jftt.w)i Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J., July30; Chester Park. Clnclanatl, O., SLAug. 0.

1'i.rrlngtoii, Dun J., Summit Park, *ntlca, N. Y.,Jilty iWW. •

Herbert,. Mabel, Cusliio, Rocky Point, B. I., Jhly23'Aug.'U,

r'°;rn°y ft LaVanlon, Riverside Park, 8a(Tnaw,

Mich., Jdly 25-30. .

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Leonard:'* Drake, Keith's, Phil*.-, July -25-80.I.e Malre ft Holdsworth. Ohnctonanda Park.Hegaman-N. Y.. Jnly 25-30; Green's Gardens,Ehmlra. Aug. 1-6. !.-'.. i

l.o: Roy ft Woodford, 'Pastor's, <N. T. O., July28-30. .:..•

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Lftslle. Eildle, Mannlon's Park, St. Louis, July25-30; Chester Psrk, : Olnclunatl, 31-Aug. 0.

Low!* ft Lake, Washington Park, El Paso, Tex..July 25-Aug. 0. ,.-,...

Uwler ft Kdlett, Casino, Rocky Point. B. I..Julr 25-80.

L* Hlrl. Mons., Midway Park, Plqua, .0., July 25.

l.eou.' May. Atlanllo Garden, X. ,Y.:C, July 25-30Lees, The. Lakerlew Casino. Kalamasoo. llteh..Jnly '-25-30 r Electric Park, Vlueeahea, Ind31-Aug. 8.' .•: 'i.

•' -' - '•-*'-• i • • -.,

l+jjsjgfft Mohel. Revere Reach, Ronton, iJnlj!

(.-onaM' Slaters, Atraiar, Denrer, Ool„ Jnly 2,1.Klip. JI. "

25-30.

Ohtbra Troupe. Cleveland's, ^Clilcsgo^ Aug. I_-0

Y..Onri. Adele Purrls, Olcott Reach, Olcot-July 25-30. ' '. . 1 : ! , .: .

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O'ltumey, Georgia, Park Casino, Wheeling, W.Va., July 24-80.

Orpheutn Trio, Henderson's, Coney Islaud.N. Y.,July 25-30. . ...

Owens ft Duucan, Variety, Ksllsiiell, Mon., July23-Aog. 0. '

"Onr Boys "In" Blue," New York Roof, N. Y. 0..July 25-80.

Parish, 'David M., Cook's Park, Eruusvlllo, Intl..

JUly : 25-80.Palfrey ft Hilton, Henderson's, Coney Island; N.X. July 25-30. .

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Pilmer ft ' Robinson, Dobbins', Ki:lieucclaily, «.'Yi. July«5-80.Patcicn-ft Clifton, Doyle's, Atlantic City. N. J..

July 25-80 , ,,Panlfnettl ft PIqno, Hippodrome, London,' Eng.,July tO-Aiie. 13.- . :. ' • '

Palarn- Rm*.. Lakerlew Casino, Terre Haiile,Ind.. Jnly 24 30; Went End Heights, SI.Lonls.SI -Aug. ft.

Leminnl ft ~Sliisnn. Zleber Patk,' West Point, Pi., Pansy Trio. A. ft ».;• Boston. Jiilr,«5-30.

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4nl.e25-.IO. tL .__ ,

... Piirtdlos, 'The, A. ft N.. Ilostoli. Julv 23-30.

% Borne, 1»bb., i Pellet ler. Dora, Collins' Gnnleu, Columbus, 0.,. . July si-ao. .'• • '

sfHl.i 4"'<>i'.

I; L««ti«nJ>* loooard, Moblcy Park,July li3-30, .__ x ___'

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perry, Vnj* sV.iVnloti*, BMllngbaui. Wasly,

P^ffSuM aVoetor'% N«na|j. N. J.. Joly

rbUbraoka. Alt*. Psator'*, K. V. 0., July 25-30.

•lerce* M»l«ee, Lexington Park, Lexington,

Mass. July asMM. ,.

i-iMii i«r; ft Mrf. aj.; «rs*i "tana, INMCol. July.23-»Qj 0. H„ Colo. Springs. Aug.

Power* * Freed, nalBth.Mlnn.. Jujy 4S-3d.

ft JWML Henderson's, Coney. Inland.

"v.? July 25-30.

['nil; ft Kolllns. Urgent,; galfoTd, But., July, Bri-pin; titoii. i.«ed*. Ang. 1-0.

Pnlrler*. (3), .Olentingy Pack, Colombo*, 0., July

BStj Se^t"^'WUUm

frfl p«* PMb>"

reSte sift fflk**m*,;

I ft KIIment„.L««np's Palrk, Bt! Colli, July

^"I*1

^, ^,""ln,• W'l",' C""n0

'Bo»aot>, Vs..

JoWna. Tb^hntev.sa» Tr*n.. Oal.v liiljt ari-SO.

Sag^l jfcjM*t; Kelts!*,. Boston. JulyTfUO.-

Zgg".* *L*tw\ 0\rnvic. Bt. Loan. Aug. lo.

rflftflBBt"^ <*eeade P«rk. New dnstle. Pa.,

T8aA-jo

Harr3r'

°'lco" *»*•• o^ "- "• *• »»i»

l'"5?I4«'f

"lnl« * QNft Pastor's. N. T. C, JulySS-SO; Point oC Plan. Boaton. Aug. IB.

Powell Comedy Poiir, A. ft S„ Bostoa, July 25-V*J . "

*,m"rt ™* Itt,C*' N' Y- **•*•Van Gladys, Lakeside Park. Akron, 0., Jnlr 2.1-a»i An TiiMo. Ante. i-o.

>,,nr"*.;„

TI!r-J

f>'n'™l P«f«. Allentown, Pa.. July®*i "Pfing «••*« P»»k, Trenton, h. J.I Aug.

VBJuU:

*2l'.i!i|

DMk*' t>Qylt'*' Atlantic City. N. J..

T«yjW The. Wayside Park, So. Framlnghatn,

€wg&n7IKsBirV. Wi'tti.'.VBiii.. jaiy sb'-so/

•JSP^'.Tt - ,'""pl0° ••*• N - E***w «•

%^^-KMa, Jftae Mile Creek Park', fcrte, Pa.,

viS^^'S''*™? 1 N<"*»'«- V'«-.' July 2830.Vlwllo. Mimim., ,Lona I'art.,.CoBey Island. N. Y.,JBly 20*80,

Vlllase ChoirmmJuly 2B-.'I0.

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iSontH reon Wntalt Bios.' Nrwmt o44at

BttOwa.—The fifteenth week at I be rnrreB*season finds tbla aggregation In continuedprosperity and everything moving alone se-

renely. The show I* back Into Massachu-setts, gnd la receiving Its iisnml cordial re-

reptlftn. Mr; nnd MH. Prank It 'Miller, etrQrt-

trlani, joined July 14, at Went lAbnnob,X. H. Mr.' Miller la alio acting as eques-(Man director. ' '('apt. I mve Lntllp, th« blgbdiver, who preaenta bla act an a tree ontaiue

Pu'wwa, Jolin 0., Weait'i, Peoria, III., July

I'rl-ntli-e Trl7, Caalno, llocky Point," R. I.',' July

Qifigiey Bros., Park, Lexington, Slain.. July an.

Rsinwy KWt-ra, ;U6nro« P«yk, atoronto, Can., Jnly

Bawwn'ft JUDe^ Sana. Sond Park,. <:hlr«i».., Jnly

B.jrnon'd ft Ttltex,jttft/ttit Cripple Creek,. OolA

Baikrtt2*3Haaartr

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^raBJbr'» 2:i.l Street. K. y.'

(§"Mt 20-80; fcr*«*;ai Newark, N. <.-, Aug.

lUlitoM" Th», Oem,:

B'op>rl!)r. Wlf... July 2S4q"iiino'8 BogJ, Xoou'S"i. Attmtlc Clly, N. J., July

RavciTftcltarO. Ptoct«> 120th Slrejt, N. Y. ft.

Kn'ieigh] lean, Uodentrald Park, Hamilton,' 0.,

July 20-80.K'lelne ft Baymocd, Quveroator'a, Atlantic City,

N. J„ Jnly 20-ao.

®hm£$%&$:JVM"30-

Keldy * OnrrlCT, Pantor.'a. K. Yt

«.. July, 25-30.

Reno" A Bicitardd, lngeraoll Park. Dea Molftm,. la.,

July 24-80; Sana Soucl park, Chicago, :il-

rJmaa (3). S&Sk «<0I Arigelea, Cal„ Jufy 23-i>'0.

Redtonl ft WlncheiTter, HacaVWaga Park, Olorera-rllle, N. Y„ July 25-30. ' ' • '

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Ili'Vlnw. Dan., Bellevue Park, Toledo, O., JulySi-XO. ' ':.

Rice ft Waltere. Lincoln Park, New Bedford.Mim., July 2.V30.

Rlee A Prevoat,.Paradlae Boot S. Y. C, July 20-

Rlee Trio,' Lincoln Pari, Worcester, Man,, July2.V30. '.-J... . /

Blcli, Jdck ft Bertha, advernatar'a, Atlantic Olty,

N. J., Jnlr 2S-Aug. 0..

lllnc A wiHIuujs, Novelty Park, Stockton, Cil.,

Julys 20-80. ;.-;'

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Illce Hro*.,' Forfr Mile Oreek Park, Krle; Ba„ Jnly25-30. ' •' '•'

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Rice. Fanny. Ramonn, Grand Raplda, JIlcli.. July2.V30.

Ritchie Duo, New York Roof, K Y. ft, July 25SO.RowlBroa.. Hendejann'a,- tjooey Ialand, 'N, Y. t

Jaii'20-110. . 1 I : ''.. ; |. . 2 »•* ..

RockaneM,-"0. P., Jacoba", Peoria. 1U., Jnly 25-30.llomaloe. Julia, ft Fitch, 0. O, II., Butte, Mont.,July 2p-.10.

Kosno Bros., Dreamland. Coney Island, N. Y.,

July. 25-:to.

Rniem ft Larlne, Imperil), Leailvllle, Ool., July25-30,. -

Rokcik ft Fanchctte, DOyle'a, Atlantic City, N. J.,Jnlr 20-30.

Booney, J., Dreamland, Coney- Island, N. Y„ Julyii-M).

Kochefonl A.May, JSidrUge. Pack. Glnxlra, N. Y„Jnly 2n-80; Bronaoa Park, Corning, Aug. 10.

Boae 4 I.eouiou, Rotnona, Grand Rapids, Mich;,Jnly 2:. W. •

Rofe^(?),,H.e»di!r«on,ar.C^ney.I(i|»»d, K. >T., J|iljr

atfractloo, Introduced tor the first' tlmn atHnlaboro, K B., on July IS, a ladder 118l«*t m neigjiit.. acinnl measuremeut. The

nded the ladder to llie top, and

2?Mr <**"*'*• M»A Worcart*r..Mas»,.

oTre i Cotrely, Canrrt, Ban nu.,- C*l.,

Y.,

Roljblns & Trenamann, Park, Bayonne, N. J., JulyiYo'Un

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ullau,.OtDneo'30,.

angltowh, O.. Ang. 10.Row, Jullah, . Orpbeuto, Sin Fran-, Ca)„ July 20-

25 30; Idora Park,.'

Itnlvrfn. Edith, ISdlson, Great Falls, Mod.., July20-80.. -,.,.v . . , .

Russell, Phil. A Oarrle, Doyle's, Atlantic City,N, J., Juir 23-30

tJ ,

Rimsell"

20-3

Babel,

20,10.Sato, 0. Ky,' Tower, 'Blackpool, Enjr., Jnly 20-30;

. J., Jnly 23-30,^,, . » , , ,-:

wll ft Dunhar. CbnteS. Ban Fran., Col., JulyISO; Lyceum. San Fran., Ant 1-20.'1. Josephine. Paradise Roof, N. Y. O., Jnly

Palace, Bordcaley, Aug. 1-6.

la YanB, ~25-30.

Aug.nnu,Hi YauR. Chu. ft Minnie, Temple, Detroit, July

«"»• Alice, nngnura oescn, «. x„ juiy *»-iSlieruuui *.6o FoM»t,JWoolworth, -Lancaster. PJuly 25-80; Columbia, St. Urals, Aug-. 1 (I

« oE 'U ' ^ke9llle Fork, Cuntoo, 0-. J

Banderapn,. Cart Boulevard, Meilford,. afass.. Jnly

Bandor °Trlo, New York Boot, N. Y. 0„ July 25-80.

Sntcoota, Little; Luna Park, Coney Island, N.Y„ July 23-80.

Ssoijq, Her, pelmnr Gardens, - Oklahoma Olty,0. T., Jitly^lV-SO, . .. ..

San tell, Tumbling Dam Park, Brldgeton, N. J,.Jmy 20-80 j Central Park, Allentown, ! Pa.,Aug. 1-0.

Ssnnders. Chalk, Freebody' Park, Newport, II.

I., Jnly 20-80. '

Scott A gcott. Casino, Rocky , Point, B. I., Jnly2B-80.

Scott. WayaJde.Park, Bo. Fratnlngbaa, Mass.,July 20-80.

Schenk Bros.,,, Woolworth, Lancaster, Pa., Jnly

Scott, Mike. Orphenm, Seattle, Wash., Jnly 25-

Seymour A Dnpree, Albambra, Paris, Pr.'i July_ 25-31 1 BsnWa, Hambrg, Ger., Ang. 1-Scpt. 3D.Scabcrt, Al., Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y.,.July 20-80. ..

fl,-,'•;. .

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gj»»w,All_ceA Brighton Beach. -JJ.- Y„ Jnly 25-80.

ft*"July

Shernia'n ft^Foller.. Gnvemitbr's, Atlantle Olty,N. J., JriVy 20-30.

Shaw, Lillian, Avon Parlr, Yomigstown, O.,July 20-80.

j'uY' at6"*1, 0,ra®,e p*rt-

Newark, N. J.,

Rhniman-a Dogs. . Imperial, Coney Island, N. Y.,July 28-Ang. 0.

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An"" i

B8r0^" ffMWglljFWfc, Wllmlniton, Del.,

Blnclair ft Carlisle, OuTernator's, Atlantic City,

. ». J„ July M-30.

li5,*Jc*tBn.cr'. Rocllr Springs, Parlr, B, Liverpool 0., Jnly 24-30.

afi *Jfe*H< E"t Lake Park, 'Birmingham,Aid., July. 28-80.

Bmltli A Gorman, Keith's, Phlla.. Jbly 25-80.8oJ»r» * 'Wlble. Beacon Park, Wehafer, Mass.,

BpHfi*sSLj'steepleehsse. Atlaatlc Olty, N. J„

"jfe'Ji Broe,'., Bans Soncl Park, Chicago, Jnly

BpS(!

0I>1'p*n1, p"r*"M tt00'. * r- & » *iii 25-

''Wyttlfe LtmaaPrk, Coney Mind. Jf. X,

Sffi BB**.'* 00., Kellh'i. Bolton, July 28-30.Stlckney Robt. Jr., Luna aPtk, Coney Island, ft.

Y. ; July 25-80. -

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SSSP * Merton, Kelth'g, N. Y. 0.. Jnly 25-80.

So fflu,g">bons, ft Q. H., Ohlcafo,- July

^•inSriufe airis"'*.^?"k>

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Ml,

c,Tn

Vroomaii Dick, Dreamland, Copey Island, N.. July 2ti*i»0.

W2G-30

Corr*n'K«™ml»g» P»r«. Boston, Jnly

W°,n,

,

aw„Aro"- Voung's, Atlantic City, N. J.,July .25-30.' ...Jufy ftJOk

**"'** P*rt'A,lra,own

'ra-

Waters. Tom" Keith's, N. Y. C. July 20-30.

25-30"New. York Roof, N..y..ft, Jnly

\Valdorf' & Mendes. CMii Point, Sahduiky, 0..

„2B *?'3(>: °M,no p««. Toiflo; Si-Ang.'tj.""/*£• Slf a"*n FroM

> Deadwood, Bo. Dak..July 20-30. ,, . „ . j,

Warda, -Kniplre, Minneapolis. July 25-80.

"VI* JLlfllMaPi Forest Psrk, Indlanspolls, Ind„July 25-30.

WaIj, Al,. PsradUe Roof, N. ,Y. Q,',: Jnly 2530.

Wallace 4 Beach, ft O. II., Chicago. Aug. 10.Warren ft Blanchord, Bans Soucl Park, Chicago,

jiiiy Zji-iW.

Walers.'Jas, B.-. Spring Lake Park, Trenton, N.

J., July 20-30.Welfjell. Jas.. Cascade Park, New Castle. Pa..

July 25-30.Webh* (4). Avon Park, Yonngstown, 0.,. July

Webb's.' Cant.. Seals ft _ Sea Lions, Bright™.Beach, N. Y.. July 25-30.

Welch, Jim ft Cello, Standard, St. Ixuils, Aug.

Westn'ns (3), Proctor's, Newark, N. J., Jnly 25-

VVest. Fonl ft Dot, Park. Krle, Pa.. July 20-30Wteeler ft m\nm>. Lakevlew Park, Terre Hante,

Inil., Jnly 21-30.WIIUanMift, Melbourne, Spring Brook Park, So.

Bend, inil., Jnly 20-30,Wills A Bwaaa, Forest Tark. Kansas City, Mo..

.Tilly 24-30. . .

Wlggln Bert. Park. , Ithaca, ,N,, Y., Jnly 23-30;Pastor's. N. Y. ft. Ang. 1-8.

WtlFtoh, Al. ft. Sea Brest* Pork. Irondeqnolt, N.Y..- July 25-110.

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Williams, "Chinese" Johnny, Proctor's 5th Ave.,N.iY..ft, July 20-SO.

Wllllnms, Etta. V., Brookslde Park, Athol, Mass.,Jnly 20-30.

Wlltsle ft West, Doyle's, Atlantic Olty, N. J„Jnly 20-30.

Wlbum Bros... Glendale Park. Nashville, Tenn.,Jnly 25]30„, . ...- •„

Wilson. k .Davis. .Loml<!S Park,,Ixihdon, Can., July20-30; Olentangy PaFk. ColnmbaS, 0.: Aug. 141.

Wills A Collins, Caalno, Rocky Point, R. I.. Jnly25-S0. ,

.

Wilson. Alf. ft Mabel, Spring Lake park, Trenton,N. J„ Jnly 20-30.

Woodward; V. P.,.Alameda Park, BMler, Pa., July20-80, ,, . :,

Wolf *. Mlllon, Pastor's, N. Y. ft. July 20-30.Wood. Francis, Proctor's Oth Ave., N. Y. ft, Jily

20-80..,. ,. . ... ,..'

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Wood, Milt ft Maude. Myers Lake. Canton, O.,July 24-30; Celorop, Jamestown, N. Y„ Ang,t-0, ,

Wood Bros., Nona aPrk, Mnmllton, Can,, Jnly' 20-30. -.'-..-..

Woods ft Rohm. Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic City,N- J., July 25-30; Park, Trenton. Ang. 1-0.

Yankee Comedy Four, Keith's, ,- Phils., Jnly 25-

YnraaVhoto Bros., New York Boot, N. Y. 0„ July25-30., ,. . , , .,„ ^ ... ...

Youngs ft Brooks. Ft, Sheridan Park, Hlghwood,111.. Jnly 24-30 : Lake Michigan Park, Muske-

-ny«i, Mich., Aug.. 1-0. • .......

Zorro'w Trip, Snburhan Park, St. Louis. Aug. 1-7.

Karnes, The. Pleasure Beach. Bridgeport, Conn

,

Jnly 25-30; Erb's Casino, North Beach, N. Y.,

. Aug. 1-8.

Zaranos, The, Lake Ontario Park, Kingston, Can.,July 25-80.

Zanalsi,. , The, Orpbeom, San Fran,, Cat.. July25-30.

Zand. Dreamland. Coney Island, N. Y., Jnly 20

Zimmerman, Willy, Paradise Roof, N. Y. ft, July25-80.

Zlmmer. New York Roof, N. Y. ft, .Tilly 25-30.Zimmerman, Al. A Pearl. Green -Front, Denrt-

wood. So. Dak., Jnly 25-30.

Zoellers. The, Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. ft,

July 25-30.Zone. Dreamland, Coney. Island, M. Y..- July 2li-

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TBNNB1S8EB.

captain ascentmade ttia dive backward, execul nig a doublesdmerinult .ttofore Inhdlnlt Into the net: ' It

certainly wns a remarkable achievement,('apt. ijitllp will continue to give hla act fortbe reat of the circus season, afier whichhe goes to Havana, Cuba, for on Indefinite

aVMlKtqtnt. Tbe Mlfcs orton Tiouue, whichIncludes Norman, Myron, Mlchnel, t'lnreuce

and lvft OrtonT, Wltb' tbelr lujrles WJenueatrlc,novelty and nVrlhl lict*, Brta.atnb'dk the bl

;r

tilts of .tbe main show performance. Thedouble hurdle mule' riding act by (JeoPge Colby•in Norman Ortdn', the Two . Demaios. starBOftian 'ring specialty: Mr.' inil Mrs. Wll-llam .'Fables, with their fctaiit rooster andtifthred ban lata : Mndum Yucca, fentnre Snm-8onTdn"dct: the tiros. HerbcTos; acrobiila

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Madame Colette's cake walking horses, andtbe "funny fellows contingent," IncludingToto' Du Ctow,. J,' Frank .4I»fkejr. CbarlHClnrk, Vfta. Fables, "Joe Wilson, Joe Ken-nedy, Comical Brown and Myron Orton, nreall conspicuous for favorable recognition atever)' perfdrthnnC*. ' Law NlcbOlls, nmiihgerof the annex and 'side shows, hot added to

fatbi- actInllen

'Johnson, bag puncher; Viola

musical, act : ntid Hurry W'llllnnip,

, Mr. S'leLollx Ik doing a big bnal-

Memphla.—At liopklhs' Knsl Btfd Tark(A. B. Morrison, manager) business continue^good, and the Inrte crowdB ttiht Attend com*nway well- pleaseu\

,Tlie progrunime for week

of Juno 17 Included: Hndjl Tahae's li\m-

brlng Arabs. Mnrtlnef II ahd Ordasl', Chit's.

llaiiKchelle, man of many tatt» ; Gladys Van.Annie Whitney, Davo Nowlln, mlhflc addyocallBf. AM an extra nttrtlctlon, Herr i»ra-

nada and AlBia Fedora, high wire perform-ers, gave two exhibitions daily, outdoors,

with novel' effects. ••• '•' '

N«ali>llte.—Af. ton .Caalno. Qlefcidale,Pa,rst

(T, C. Alley; manager) good Attractlbas andtarge attendance contlbuea at this popularresort, .The' management, tbla, season haspored no pains to have a high »tu

nHrtainmiMt, , and „l» amtmairdfltabTo returns. Nearly all Of the

standard Ofy ' reatilnce fraternal

_ Jnly 25-30.Snlly ft pbelpt, Chutes, Ban Fran., Oal„ Jnly

-Tidy 258"oUOD ' Oodfroy'a...Grand. BapHs, Mich.,

S"2fl°'li>

Um'* IHIW San Fran., Ca1„ Jnly

•ft*"* .Mr. ft Mrs., UetropoIlUn, Ix>ndon,

«... g '.' Sfi> 25-30.

mt& Wwtbrook. Ulbana Park, Ogdeo, 0„ July

s*J»onda. Lfttiie West, Colllna' Garden, Colnm-a

«l», 0., July 25-80.

25*3iT' » *! >ProCto?'»> «^»rk

' * '*• "M"•e**®". ,Lawrettce. Lnna.Park, Oonty Ullbd,

iulyU2B-3o'"

on' Aad«o»IWBi'Oed»r.Hab«i, ls„

Terapieton, Clarice, Lindenws Id Park, Hamilton,

i.-V".JuK--2*'30.

JYuV3^Alrt,

•oT^<a,t:Rl,<, Be,f*'"' * ,j0°U '

Th^ra"Pn

i. Rhrry,',. Electric, Parlr, Newark, N. J„

Thatcher, Geo., Keith's, PUIli., July 25-JO. ,1

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prb„._orders have thla Summer held, their annualoutings at" the park, and extra performanceshave been given to accommodate them. July10 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,

And July 22. the E«rIcb were here. The offer-

ing for .week -of July 25: Billy Bcord, Uo-fotb and Dqyie. Wilson Bros., Lew Palmer.Adorns and Edwards/Mlcas Ilros.

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''A. Splendid 'MaarnaTlne,

•Til* Fb'tfr-Traick News Ik a rhagajlae, tb'iit

Appeals strongly to persoaK latererted In

travel, exploration ofad History : not explora-

tion, of n*w lauds, but out of the why, for-

Batten places that for 'some historical Or

other reasdna are entitled to rdmembrnoretoday; quaint villages, mountain .nOoks, hid-

den fmtm and the like art frehtleatlv de-

wfined and. Illustrated In the piges df .lb s

magailhe: Tbe reader finds Innumerable

SiggeiJtlona for little Journeys, and lh addi-

tion (Here are articles da subjects Of, Current

Interest, storleB and verse, it Is a niflgOrlnc

that aboilia lie brought to IU attentlpa bf

readers, espeetalYy in ttt«r Summer, n? It !«

Btrollgiy ktSwstlve df dhtddhr life.—A'rom

THe Ttooticller, Awsrlrtilcr and Stationer,

Hew York.. . . ^ ZL» ... ... > -

.

Ills programme : Mpy Cjlc, serpen^ und^a|lL

nuali

glass b|ower. . . .

nes's, and his cntcrtalulnents arc irlylug tlrst

class Sfltlsfactl9n, Prof. Louis GilberCs col-

ored cornet band, ladles' orchestra, nndtroupoof cake, walkers are' a prominent factor in

Mr. Nlcnolts' 'department. . This In the. thirdconrtcutivc sensou for Mr. filbert and his

merry folks With the "Newest (Sreat." Thefollowing well known shuw folk recently vis-

ited us: J. M. J. I>an'e, Thomas L. Flhb,Hairy I^orella and the nVcroberH of the Klark-Urtna Co, .All "exnressed ,

themselves as

highly pleased with toe. hospitality extendedthem by the MessM., Welsh Tlroa,

Norij9 .wiom BoNiiEUB Bros.' GolfknMakcot Slttiwaj-^ltepoits reached the showfrom Winter ouarters that the show" wn«w'ater locked, Ifi the floods that have devas-tated tho rlblicit portions of Kansas, but tbe

"news" was without foundation. The Showhas not heeh delayed but one day In the

Hooded country, add that was On May 3, at

Ma'yfleld.* Kan , where a sudden Inrush of

tidal Water cut off. a portion of the train of

wagons by washing out a forty foot bridge,

caunlng some of the wagons to make a widedetour of fifteen' miles In order to get In to

Mayflnld. tin i lie same. night rain Yell In

torreuts. until near morning, and the wagonsnot' having arrived, the ahqw remalnetl over,

and' gave an exhibition the day following at

Mayfleld, cpncelllng Conway Springs, wherean Immense crowd was disappointed. AtLongford, on June 24, a cyclone struck tbe

tents ilnd tore them Into rents and tears,

demolished two valuable wagons, and . did

other damage, but no one was hurt, and the

sbOw reached Manchester after a long drive

next day. We set up the rags and tatters.

and- Rave the show to "standing room only."

every seat being packed', to. Its utmost i-a-

pacltv. It .was two solid weeks before the

tents Were patched up, and the terrible havocof the cyclone effaced by the aeama andpatches. The blg_ top now looks almost ns

well as before. Jlusidess. continues big, al-

though the Golden Mascot Show Is new to

this Held, and it Is building Its name. on the

new route, and bearing a good Impression

oil along tbe line, Our late advertisements

In Tub Cliitprb have elicited mapy responses

from a good: clash of performers, the last

"ad." bringing eighty replies, which contain

such comments as: ."Knowing your reputa-

tion for squareness with. your.people, wq de-

sire to BOeure a position where salaries ure

sure.',' and like expressions very gratifying

to the management. i ... is.,*. ,,

.- Boston .Pavilion Show's ,Busier, Oncll

A Bates, sole owners.—We opened week of

July 11. at WatertowD. , N. V.. to tbe ca-

packy of ill? pavilion. . We are turning the,m

away nightly Among, the people .with us

ore I Debar and ItUBsell, Massey apdKramer, Tbos. II. O'Nell, Bisters Malcomb,Maa'.oy , and Birch, Fred C ,S tiles, MasterFrank Keltxaa, boy bag puncher. Our. solo

hand and orchestra, under leadership of -Van11. I,ewls. consists of: Bod Huff, A). Massey,Howard (L. Hill, .Bd. Finch, Kd. llullls. Jock

Oratten, J. U- Taylor., Wm. Demark, GuyFinch. I/O Roy Dekln. Milton Ashley, HarryDebnrr and Frauk Wolcott, Dug. Hayes,bdssi canvas man : Harry Vincent, master of

transportation; J. C Oaffney, master of

props, . . i -

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.JAMBa, D. Duwi wrttea: "Tho Deer Familyof Indians are tourlug through the principal

towns of South Africa; and meeting withgreat, success, with Texas Jink's Circus,. Oneof the brothers had to return to America as

tbe climate did hot agree, with him. I'rlh-

cess White Deer's reu<L;r)ng. of Indian songs

Is one of.the chief features of the slmw.

The Deer family's trick riding nev.er fails

to win |ienrty applause f,rorn the liners. Wehave been over here six months, nnd naveonly, met with one accident of any conse-

quence, ,vis., the frnulurliur. of Mrs. Deer's

ankle, from a crush between two. horses,

while . doing ' Hie 'Chase, for a Bride.'" .

' FAW~NKiii liii.L Wit.t) Wkst Show Norna.

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Business with this show continues big- Ourtour through the State of Maine, notwith-standing rata and opposition, wak exception-

ally good. Every one with the show la well.

The first fn'tnlltv of .the season occurred ut

Portland, !u>. ,on July 11. when BobbyItyan paid the debt al) men owe. Tired, after

life day's work was over, lie started for the

train. One or his chums, called for. him to

wait until he had finished his day's work,and they would go down to the train to-

gether. .. By,an laid down beside the scatwagon to wait for hla friend, and fell asleep.

Ills fr|end, thinking, that Ityan had decidednot to wait: for hjm. startcd,.for the train

alone, leaving poor .Ky tin sleeping under thewagon, unconscious of the , <|ciitli awaitinghim- The wagon loaded., the driver started

for the train, passing directly, over Ryan'schest. He died

,on the way to the hospital.

The remains were sent to Baltimore to his

relatives. Nashua, N, , II., Aerie No., ruin,

J-'. Q. 10.. received. a special dispensation toconfer the work, on the following membersqf tbe, Pawnee Bill Hhow : Joe Ferris, sideshow ; (.'has. Hott, privileges ; Frank I,ny-

Seld, side, show ; Geo, Auearn, car : Harrytar, privileges ;. Hen Casper. Frank Hall,

big show canvus; Walter WiillDgrord, H, W.D. : Wm. Lynd, caterer ; James Warren, cant,soldier: Harry Skipper,. soldier : J. A. Rail!-

van. soldle,r ; Eddy Bodsfnrd,, leader of thecowboys, apd Wm. Lunger, car, .

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. NdTgB FROM Welsh Hiioihkus' Show.—Mr. ahd Jlrs. .Jack Cousins closed with thisshow July .10, nt Contnocook, N, II.,. andpned the Slg. SAutelle, circuit at HopslckFalls. July. 38. They wefe given, a surprise

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-r- Noteli;: from '&> Stllwoll .Comedy^ Co.

m±ttoWffi.<WU& a aucreasfiij sea/fpn^nf

and AIvs. J»ck 1

Eagles, of wfcu-h lick It a, brother i

and _t be. .follow lug: Mr. and Mrs.'

v JTriatroVMrai Frankllyles Orton Ftimlfv. Mike, Normiroh, Mftckev and t'lnrlt, Kennedy and Wilson,Tote Din-row. Lew Washburn. Frank Rohblna,Cant. Wallln, Dirk cliopmnu, I'hlllp Harrisand Jo» LeLThMr. . . , . .,' .

Nivtrn most Itiyot.iso Bros.' wmi.hr(inKATrsiT tjiinwa.-r-Soaday, July 17 foundthe big show on a delightful lot at SiouxFalls, the last of the South Dakota town*,and tbe two baseball leagues put forth their

best dubs on that date for a championshipgame. The Acroliats. who have held the rec-

ord of the Performers' League, and the Cau-viik men, the leading lights of the WorkingMeh's' Mague, were llie t.wo clubs selected lobattle for the stipremncy. For six inningsIhe result was In doubt, hut at that polat In

the game, tbroagli se.verul Imfottunute error*-,

ou. the Canvas men's aide, the Acrobatsscored heavily, and did not again lose tbealart they had made. The score at the endof the ninth tuning stood HI lo n In favor ofthe Acroliats. The .big shows enjoyed aprosperous week. Blbug'.Kalls, dtt Monday,gave an afternoon turnaway ana a big nighthouse. Slaux City, 10.. the Tuesday stand,

was another afternoon turnaway, and atnight the capacity of the seats was Againtnken. (In accodflt ft/Vfcent rains the ar-

rival lit Omaha on Wednesday Was late, butnevertheless, capacity' business ruled at bothperformances. Ila In again Interfered at Falls

City, Neb., on Thursday; The railroad

got us In late, the lot was a mile away,with .very bad roads leading to,. It. WithdlnV'uJty . several of t,lie wagoni wehihauled (6 the lot, lint another tertlflc

down pour of rain occurred, and the manage-ment deemed . It wise to cancel all arrange-ments, ronaentlefltly.rto parade or perfotm.an're Weft- given. This la the tlrst standlost, parade or performance missed duringihe present year, nnu' the show has had thir-

teen and one-halt .weeks of road tour, rathern remarkable record In Itself. Leitvonworth,Ka.n., w«a the Vrlday atarid, with excellentreturns at both performance*. .. Friday nighttwo pt tho ten locomotives required tO linul

tlie show trains' became derailed and blockedthe line, consequently Other engine* hod to

be procured, mid. the circus made tho runfrom Uavenwortli, to Topeka, via Mo, I'ac.

to A'tchlson, thence over the Santa Fe to

Topcica. lliis node q ycry lale arrival, the'

last ewo sections piilltng liUo lite yards ofTupelta at 11.40: notwithstanding ibis late

arrival and a twd mile haul to the gtolmd,tile parade was on the street by 1 .o clock,

the doors open for, the big show at 2 !*. U.,

and the .performance commenced at 2.45.

Next woek.lV ms *lu,w wl" •* »e"u I" Kan-sas and, Missouri stands, ail 'of wmen knnvvfnll well' that tbe name of Itlugllug staiuls

for all that Is beat and greatest in rlrqusdom,Xiil'KS I'lliiM I'lli: llAVI.IHM lllQ SENSATION

Snow.— In spUp d( the rainy, teeather Oflate, the Bayllns Rig Sensation Show, whlcll

•Is ploying. Indiana, Is still on deck, and nowtun'. Ihe ttestber has changed for tho S 00 ' 1

we ere playing tojpocked tents eyery after-noon u'nd nlgbt. The roster Is as .follows

:

Ham I*. , Uayllss, manager and proprietor

;

Harry flernlalne. advance; Mark Alexander,K V, comedian ; Ed. MeKJrpy, acrobat ; HenryNelaer, Hooting who mid 'contortion : I lorryMonte, traps; Roy Manning', gymnoht; otlsIioyd. down, and others, i'lio hand roster,

led by Harry Williams,. Is. ns follows;. A!

llryant, Mark AlexurideV. Valentine Warner.Chan. A. Lelubard. Ifalpj Bray, Otis Boyd,F. Campbell, Walter ' Harris. DIrH Man,Henry. Nelaer, lioy Morgan. .Jerry Tonly, bosscanvas man'; F,d.. Toilty. boss hostler; Wm.i . Bjiyllss; assistant mauoger and steward.Notkh. rilOM Hill. . Bauibu.k's CflNSOI.T-

DATpn itAii.miiii SupWH.-rBInc* July ^1Sthese shows' have been exhibiting lr| .New

, W. T. Boiih, if We ForepAugh-Sell< Show, Writes: "Josefti Howard, or thisA0|!» '

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ahovr.t while en route from Itarlln. N,Irfwiftom, Me,, was serlAsbr hurt In athavin| two ribs broken, bis back- sari

and was also hurt Inter all I v. .The",K. 6f P.lodge oMlorhnm, N. 11.. tooklalm In charge,nnd la now at a hotel In a fair way of re-

covery.". J. J, Pkoli.rv, twenty-four hour ngent of

Hat greaves' Big R. It. Show, en Ilea July 2U.

Utt Mport* the *how doing tbe largest butl-nest In Its history.

F Si . IU M l^Jg-,-.-4»| ^-m-r\ i I \hr.

wm m mi Pwttt*Note* fnitn liocal No. 17, Boston.—The

regular meeting of Sunday, July 24, by , order

of our worthy' president, Frank Lloyd, In

postponed to Wednesday evening, ^itly ST.

Abe Rich resigned the olllee ot business agent

at our Inst meeting, The- local will elect

his successor nt our meeting In September.

Joe (llynn and Cbns. Carroll, of tbe Fore-

paugh-Sella BbdwV «Vfa In town, Urp, Wit-aoh la at Provlacetown, on hla vicstlo's..

Bros. XUt,. Curtln and Uamrnoa boMK art-

eral dayaJajt Week at Houghs' .Neck, ih«gtiesff of, *et» Wogden. The ball tear"

I neon g lri.'.l..

York 'State, ami as the "Hrtv'nor',',.18 knownlu almostthroughontthe top'"notch.

r everythroughout the S

or last season hare been re engaged.

by. their many friends, who. presented eachwith a, beautiful rlhg, and the popular TurkWith a complete outfit of gent's furnishings,

i , neat ,yanupet .w0| .. wrvei), and all en-

Syed, tMttiBeUes Immensely,. The big showband pJayed,ni the depot, and as the train

H?e,

Vfan,l.ffirfarb1d&&,1

f?.enrg"

?!.«?bye. Among those present - were all - the

city, town flilit hamlettale, business has been AtJuly 10 we showed at Sa-

lens a" stand Mr. Sdtitctfe made With his

wagon 'circus six fears ago, since whichtime the town had not been Visited by atented enterprise. Tho old Inhabitant* ther»sftld the crowd to see the Nine Consolidated

was the largest ever seen there. Jack Cousinsand Lottie Amur, Who receritly closed withWelsh Brothers' Show

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, Jolued In Salens, andbegun ' work the following day In Grauvlilc.Jose Marty and J. II. Mct'ote, clowns., closed

earfy last week. The "high boss man's" newprivate trap Is now drawn by A handsome andstylish parr of blood hays, and hones andvehicle and occuuantH ure the centre Of all

eye's to ahd from the lot, and during theparade. Chief ClOwh' John Holman is con-stantly Introducing new lesson* to his schoolof tun makers, and these keep the public In

rOBrs of taukhter from the opening to theclosing of the door*. Big. Hautolle's Teat(Ht)i .Veirn, the only newspaper of Its kindIn the world, appear* weekly, and Its rob-

scrlptlon list Is Increasing dally. Its alxteehcolumns are devoted exclusively to news,happenings and Incidents picked up aroundthe Sadtclle Hhows.

Notts j'hOJi.Trmr.Ers OlKmwc Biiow.—We arc still ou the road, making two andtbVe'e u'ght staud*, Vvhlch hare proven verysuccessful, This show has never played moretbpn one night stands until this season'. Wehave not bad Ana biovy down thus far, huthiivu been compelled to lower peaks several

tlnu.'H. ' Aklde fr'Ottl storms and rain, .withwhich we have had to contend, business hasbeen very

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gdod. Chatlol,ta Jacksob, of Park-crsUurg, W. fa, slslct-ln-law of Jessie TattleTroy, uuk. been, vlBllIng- tho show for the |ln.st

week. The following jieople ure now with, thesnow: A. P. Tnttle, proprietor; Mrs, A, V,Tut tie, nuinger: Ihe Tbardos, Kd. and Nellie,

knife and battle nxe Impalement act and gro-

t'esiiue contortion troupe of eleven traineddogs, which ire a feature ; Paul Thnrdo, ourmascot

;

' Jessie Trnv. con

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ortlou 1st ; JackHunt,' singing and dancing comedian; RitaInos JarvTs, niahlst : Jessie V. Pan Krntz,magician ; Lo Boy Htantliiig, boss cntlVns mnn,with four assistants. Jack Hunt and MissTroy are making the success of tbe showwith their double soft and wooden shoodnncing nds. Their new sketch la certainlyn winner. The show closes the first Week In

October. Kverybotiy with the company is en-joying the best of health.

Notks riiOM Ai.. P. WiitMii.tsn's Naw ModklShows.—Dame Fortune continues to smiloupon this little concern, and white we) are notturning them away we have had them downto' the ring hank In many of the towns weplayed, lip fo date we have not receivedoho uncomplimentary press notice, and thogeneral veriliot of our patrons- !s "Tbe neat-est' and cleanest Utile show for the price ofadmission t lint lias over visited them." Nextseason will see tho New Model Show morothan doubled In also.

. Notbs rnoit thb KAi.KtNira Snow.—Sinceour opening we have had few tnlshapi, withtbe exception of one of. the cars being stoveIn by carelessness on tho part ot tho railwayempjiovcs. Wo are making, all prcparatlnuofor n long season South. Our business hasbeen far ahead of anything 'we have doneIn this section, and. this being our fourthvisit to the town* we ore playing now. weare using a high dive, . performed by LuluMont rote, and II has- proven an excellentdrawing card, Tho advance work Is welltaken care of by Onbrlel Michaels, with astart of union men. , Many new Ideas. arebeing worked with huccci*. Albert (laaton,the clown, and tbe Flying Zeno* Joined dur-ing the Isist Week. Manager i-'alkltier pur-chased what we claim Is The smallest 'neatIn.capiivlty, and, under ihe tuition of. Rosa-line Stlckney, Is being taught- many cattilytricks, . . Miss i Stlckney Is . now Introducingtwenty-two doss lb her act, and It la .scor-

ing heavily nightly. Bobby Burns has tbsprlrlllges, with a One display of clrcu*eatables.

Superior

Staff at the Oraud Opera House, which opens,ug. f7, Handy Muuro will DO at tbe Majestiche canting seuson. Ted Weluie. our iiuaucuil

secretary, Is at 8* Lcvsrott Btreet. Walter\V»rd, our recording secretary, Is at Brock-ton, visiting relutlvei. A committee, II to beappointed at the next meeting td arrange ahurbor eicursluu for the membership earlylu August. . ; ' i . i . , L. >

Note* from LOco 1 NO, 3. rittitmrg.^a0. Wyne, of Loeil No. «, wno hai b*kn'«uf'ferlng from a severe attack of rhonmntl«m ntthe Mercy Hospital, this clly, for the pastthree weeks. Was discharged July 10,' andleft for St. Louis IU, to spend a few weeksbefore leaving for his home In Denver; If.

II. Johnston, of Locul No. 1, la lu Pitt*,

burg, In advance ot l*nln's "Last Dayk of1'ompell." tin). Johnston baa Just recoveredfrom ah Illness. He was formerly connectedwith the Buckskin Bill advertising deport.incut. The following brother members warnIn Pittsburg during week of July In : OttoKestner, of No. 1; W. tividi Corbett. of lbeAlliance; Wm. Johnson, of No, 11 W tn. Ma-rtin, of No. 1; ltobt. Stanley, ot the Alll-urjci', and 3, J.' Merrlgnn, of No. U. Theystii wlfh the Soils ft Downs Show. At thelast regular meeting of No. R, July 17, W.S, Mogulre, general agent for Pain's "LostITi.vs of Pompeii," was elected

. to hotinrnrymembership in Local No. II, Mr. Mogulrehas nlWnys l*en ready nnd willing to helpihe hoys bill Id up I heir organ linflon. Hec'teil Ate difference In the billing be . re-ceived la cities that are orgnnlr.ed sod thosethat are flAt organised. Harry- Joseph, ofNo. 3, writes from Hot Springs, Ark., Ofthe enjoyable time be hod at Memphis. Tenb.,where hu mot Harry Lnrrfntree, ot Localno. us. n ro. Joseph state* that be foundIlro. l.nr rent ree to be one of the hardestworkers In the alliance, and Is ranking everyeffort to make No.' 23 oue of the most pro*.Iienuis local* In the nlllanee. ISin ,l. Hack-ell, of No. 3, with tbe Forendogh-Salla Brag.'car No. L', writes that Joe Howard, pf No.:i, was severely hurt in n. wreck ot Uorham,N. II., last Week. A newspaper clipping ro-oelved stated that. Joe Howard, a bill poster.had two ribs broken and had been sent lo ahospital.

Notes from Local No. 24, Buffalo,.N, T.i—Tbe hoys of Local No. 24 are kept very .busythis Hummer with all kinds of out of doorswork. Km. Chas. Bown. of the Academy,has just returned, from St Louis nnd otherpoints South arid WcBt. Jlro. Maurice Cohan,who has been working In St. Luiils, is. .homehere for a short slay. Hro. Prank llarr midW>fu, and Ilro. John Vurloy and .wife, oflocal No, 3, Werw.hnre on Sunday, July .17,and mode im a friendly cull, The No. 1 .carof the Porenaiigh-SellH .IIkis.' Show la hereIn town, billing for Aug. ill. • As, lucre, /utseveral of tho hoys of liocal. No, 24 Wno Uton the road.. they will favor us by. sendingtheir addresses or routes ,to Clius, I,. Vin-cent, secretary.. 140 Penn fitreet„.lliiltalo..„

Uobert.cmrk, secretary of local No.. JO.of Hprlnglleld. Mass., who lias been with lb.*advance forces of.. Rlogllhg .Utos,',„ClMWi,bus ntturuod to that city, and will hereafterluok after all matters pertaining to his office,

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Kaniihk Cftr.—The flrst ifiin for Ah Mi-eon of 1004-1000 has been fired, as the billboards announce tho opening of the Ollll*,on .Tiny

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:ni, with Richards A I'rlngle's OeorglaMlnhtrel^ . '

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PoiiBST I'akk (fieb. K. Beu'lnger, manager),—Attendance was. good all last week., ,, InHopkins' Theatre the act* were: Jams* J,Morion, In his clever monologue ; Uiu ThreeiJaDcinir

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Iiawaons,. In their uovalty .nianco

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York and Adams, th» Hebrew ImpersohatarsiJosephine Alnslny, vocalist; llnymuud anaL'nvarly. tiermnn dialect comedians, and thePlooil Ilros., nc.ro ba Is. Tills week. July 23-•10, the new comers will he: fleo. Uanlou andsous, Onlettl's.dng and monkey circus. Mig-nonette Kokln, Willi ami Hassan, Dixon,Bowers and Dixon,, ami Jitme* J, Morton, re-engaged for his second week. In the JapaneseVillage the Tyrolean Alps quintette gang, innative costume, nnd on the elevated ringWaluerlA. and his trained horse appearedtwice dally. ... ,

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KLecrnic I'ahk (Sam Benjamin,, mana-aer).—Tho second week of Borreollno andhla Humiu Rosea drew Immense crowds. Theband will continue for on Indefinite engag*-inent. Iii tho (Jermnii Village, Lillian Seegsrplayed the cornet, Jas. Mctjiiald suug. Traskand Uladden danced, and tho Three. Con-al » Bisters aanir. ITils week the new actswill bo: Lillian Walton, vocalist, and PaulineWcstorly, In coon songs. The electric fountaincontinues a big attraction, changing ihepictures weekly, and lleckksa Harry Russellrides bla wheel and does his high dive. •>,.

i AiiDiToniuu (H. (iuy Woodward, mana-ger).—Tho stock cnmtiany presented "TheMnrrlngc of .Bessie" fast weak, In a verycreditable

, manner, .and business was goodn aplte of tbe warm weather, but It W«Lqeti decided to close this Week, as severalof tho members want a short vacation before,starting tho Pull season.

Si'onrMHA.N'M Pauk (Walter Raoford.msniagOr) .--Pain's spectucle, "Tbe Last Days ofPompeii," itarteil a three weeks' engllTwment on monday, to big crowds, Evorylight Is n feature, night. The spectacle ' lafully up to tbe Pain standard.

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. quppixoa'.—Jpmes J. Brady, was JM; aflof lost week, "telling tales" about BlnMljlgBros.' Circus, Which come* for twoI'tof-forwiinces .July 25..

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;. ..Manager EJkmat

and Mrs. J.idah will arrive In Sew VorV July2S, nfter a four mo tjjils' trlii.abroao.

Crystal Park ,!(J. ;K.St. Jo»«ph.—At .

Jackson, .Manager), business continue* to .im-prove, and. packed house* now rule at everyperformance, Anupttp Moorojwas a itrongfsrnriin w.»k. of July 17. The people Curweek of. 24 are: Uuliec's animal actor*. Jen-nlngs nnd Jewell, Annette Mooro, Comeronand Tol'do. Heroine, and Kdwarda, and Coo-man a moving plctuim.' •-.-

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. >i» .i - m>;—- Jeahette Carew. sutibrelte ot'.The SbA-

dows of the Callows" Co., was compelled tocancel her contract on account ot Illness.

520 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 30.

NOTE TO MANAGERS AND MUSICALFor the past six months we have had OUR ENTIRE 8TAPF OF WRITERS AT WORK FOR YOU. It has been our endeavor to produce

such material as will aid you in making your next season's productions better, If possible, than your previous ones. HUNDREDS OF EONGShavebeen written, hundreds have been destroyed; yet, from out of the many, we have selected a goodly number, whloh we feel confident will appeal toyou, as well as your audience. In order that you may have an opportunity to hear them long In advance, we have decided to Inquire: „

When do you Intend beginning your rehearsals ? Where do you rehearse ? Who are to do specialties 7 When will it be convenient for

you to call at our specially arranged "Managers' Office" to hear our novelties ?

We have so arranged our affairs that, we can give you a day, or any evening by yourself, or together with your musical director, so that therewill be no Interruptions or Interference whatsoever. With best wishes, Yours, very truly,

FEIST BUILDING, 134 WEST 37th STREET, Close to Broadway, NEW YORK.NOTE.-lf you can't call, write for our representative to oall, stating when and where you want to see him.

Uaudwifk and minstrel.NOTES »8(tM TUB RBNTB-BANTLB* CO.

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TliU season Manager Levitt will present anew musical burlesque, entitled "Looping tile

World In Klglity Minutes," o travesty onJules Verne's famous story, "Around the

World In Eighty Days." It is an extrava-

ganza of. the highest spectacular form, withgorgeous scenic effects, representing princi-

pal points of Interest In all parts of theglobe. The costumes will be a revelation In

the amusement line. In "Looping the World'the opportunities for rapid changes of scenes,

costumes, characters and newness of novelty

can be Imagined. The author has taken full

advantage of the fact, and the result Is alirllllent blending of extravaganza, high class

vaudeville and burlesque, which abounds lu

humorous dialogue, entrancing scenes, splen-

did costuming, unusually clever Bonga anddances, and fine equipment generally. Apartfrom the value of "Looping the World" foe

fun, laughter, and applause creating, It will

present talented comedians aud comediennes,and dashing stiow girls. The complete router

of the company Is : Ernest and Clara Rackett,

Cliff Farrell, Hawthorne and Burt, Ella Cluus

and Myrtle Montez, Charles Douglass. HIJouComedy Four, Jeanctte Laaaford, BlancheMartin, Cora Adams, Bueluh Cannon, LydlnCollins, Reba Fennandet, Winifred Ueethnm,.Icanette Woolf, Hello Court, Theresa lloss,

Klttv Wood, Nellie Nelson, Josephine Mc-Murray, George Marshall, musical director

;

Wm. Oram, electrician; Leo 8. I^vltt, busi-

ness representative. •

. Hkjiukbt Swiit, minstrel, has canceled all

parks booked, aud Is rehearing at Pittsburg,

with Haverly'H Mustodon Mlniitrcl Co., whichwill. open July 30, at the BIJou Theatre, thatcity.

Wu.l.lB AND Edith liAHT have just closed

four successful weeks with the James K.

Brennau Stock Co., at the Lafayette Theatre,Buffalo, N. Y. They will play a few datesuntil the first of September, when they start

rehearsals with Billy B. van's big musicalcomedy. Miss Hurt will ptuy the soutirette

role.' Tom Reynolds, of Reynolds and Oracle,

lu again at work, after a lay off of eighteenWeeks because of a broken leg. He was Joinedby MIsb Oracle, and the team opened at tbeKdlson Theatre, Kallspbell, Mont., week of

July 11. Mr. Reynolds writes that he Is

doing his dancing act as well as ever, and theteam Is winning success.NOTES AND KOBTBH OF CHRISTY BROTHBng'

Minstbmlb.—We are pleased to announcethat tbe Christy Brothers will take the roadabout tbe middle of Bepteuiber with about tbestrongest company we nave ever carried, con-

sisting of tbe Five Christy Bros., WalterStock, Cramer and Luklns, tbe Four MadridBoys, P. V. McCain, A. L. Cbumley, Ueo.Kane, C. M. Martin, . Al. Daywalt, AlbertHose, Fred Huffman, C. P. White, and tbe fol-

lowing musicians: Emit Walter, Vern Paul-son, H. E. Wycoff, Geo. Turner, Fred Turner,E. H. McAvoy, Will Reins, Frank Doyle, TonyMason,' Geo. Hill. Geo. Christy, general man-ager; Y. Ik AVheeler, geueral agent, andUnas. If. Montford, second ngeul—thirty-fivepeople all told.

, .1'atchen and Clikton are at their Jersey

home during the hot months. They will bent Tony Pastor's week of Aug. IS, with theUowurd, Boston, and Point of Pines to fol-

low. • _ "

rim, Sheridan's Bio Citt Sports Co.will open Its aeaaon AUg. 20, at Albany,X. V. The show will be stronger and betterthan ever, with the following ,

people

:

Phil Mills and Ruth Bcecher, Pan-Ameri-can Four, Burns. Stock well, Leonard and.Btockwoll, All, Hunter and All, the Bar-rett Bros., Put and Sam ; the Scbkefer Trio,Adelc Marsuen, Fanny Dryrten, Jennie Cot-rel I, Nettle Rogers, Flonslo Oaylor, Mr. and

'.Mrs. Phil. Sherldun, and a. chorus of twentyyoung Indies.- Uscah Lewis and Sam (Jukes have bothsigned with Louis Itoblo's Knickerbockers,to play the straight Irish and silly kid char-acters for tho coming season. They reportthat their new act has been a big success.

Mn. and Mrs. Fred Lucier report ranklbgh decided success with their new act, "ARustic Romeo," at Keith's New Philadelphiahouse last week. They are at Keith's, Bos-ton, this week.- Hi,.\m'Hk Immont. who- Is confined In St..loKoph's Hospital, St. Pmtl, Minn., Bufferingfrom a bullet wound. Informs us that sheIs recovering, ami expects to resume workAug. IB.

Fiianki.yn A. HitnoKH whs called to Hor-nellHvllle, N. V.. his home, from O'llara ft

Watson's Vaudeville Co., as his sister, Mrs.Arthur Slilninn, wuh sorlously injured re-

cently In mi automobile accident. '

' Mlkluh ami Si-iiAri' played the StandardTheatre, St. I, mils, Mo., last week, doingtheir whistling and singing act. Through amistake, they were billed as Merode andHcUoafr.- Ii'jiank M. Minn and wiro (Marie Hi-

mora are with Miyo San Co., playing Boom'scircuit of parks. Miss Winer Is playing tbecharacter part, Snllna, nnd Mr. Miller Is mu-sical director.

Ci,A)ii:nci: Wiliiir Is spending the Hummernt his, farm at Wlnthrop Highlands, Mass.He will star next season In "The Devil'sDaughter."

Kiikdrku-k Palmer, of Palmer and AnnaIlublnson. writes : "My wife and I are havinggreat success with our new act. We were heldnver here at Queen City Gardens, Blmlra, N.Y., ifor n> second week, nnd have all timebooked In Nov. I. New features to my magicncl go 111*!-"

I'n.oman and Hall, slngera nutl daucers,have lici'it engaged with luck Ferris' Gracellnywiml Co., fur the coining season, as oneof the vaudeville features. They Join thatcompany Aug. 10, at Lincoln, Neb.

Gertrude Fobtxb reports meeting withsuccess at Delmar Oarden, St. Louis. She baabeen re-engaged at Le Moulin Rouge, In herradium dance, poses plastlque and tire dance.Tub Fat Foster Co., Jos. Oppenhelmer,

manager, will begin rehearsals Aug, 3. Thefollowing constitute the company : Capt.Keller's Royal Zouave Girls (seventeen innumber), who will' leave London, England,July 23: Louie Dacre, "The Happy Girl;' 1

Zoe Matthews, Cunningham and Smith, Ber-tlno nnd Walters, acrobatic novelty; BvaWheeler, Zella Cunningham, Genevle Smith,Mottle Gilbert, Helen Dupree, May Johnson,Julius Meyers, business manager; Kmll Cntn-lono, musical director; W, -J: Edmondson,stage carpenter.tub nkw iiancinu pavilion at Olympic

Pari;, Newark, N. J,, was formally openedSaturdny night, July id. Elephant and- camelriding has been introduced as a feature, un-der the direction .of Herr Robert I,,-' the ani-mal trainer In the park "sod," and Masbnli»en Rohmurl. Tbe vaudeville bill, 18-23,Included: The Orloff Trio, the Marions, Mil-lie /joar, Oulda, and Koppe.

Tin. Twin Bihteuh Db Vbau report mak-ing n big success at Nunley's Casino, SouthBeach, week of July 11. They played Cap-tain's Pier, Rath Beach, 16-28.Abbott Davison reports meeting with

great success over the Melville circuit offarks lu bis new monologue and comic songs.le baa Just finished playing Pittsburg and

Erie, with Athletic Park, Buffalo, to follow.Fhank Hewktt writes : "We closed our

season In Grand Junction' Colo., June 3, andare now located on tbe St. Regis River, Mont.,trout Ashing, remaining eight weeks. InVernal, Utah, we gave eight performances.The town is 120 miles from the railroad, andthe town and the valley have a population oflli.OOO people. We took two four horse rigs,and as there were road houses for stoppingover - night, It made the Journey easy anaprofitable. We open our season In CanadaIn September."Gertrude Burton, who was a favorite at

Forest Park, Kansas City, Mo„ was seriouslylojured there July 14, In leaping tbe gap. Shewas removed to her hotel, and the doctorspronounced ber not dangerously Injured, butshe will be confined to the house for severaldays. Her partner, Harry . Breton, finishedthe week alone.Kouia ami Sayhour, who recently cloned

nine successful weeks on the Tony Lubelsk!

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circuit, have signed for ten weeks with E.R. Lang.

:•• Waldo and Db Verb, who were last weekin tbelr twentieth week with Archie Levy,at Portland, Ore., are meeting with satisfac-tory success.Bert Hows was obliged to cancel a visit

to Manchester, N. H., on account of Import-ant bookings In the coast. He recently closedtwenty-six weeks on the Southern circuit.

. Router or Barlow ft Wilson's GreaterNew York Minstiiki.s : Lawrence Barlow,Bob Wilson, Tom Barlow, Fred Wilson, HarryMartin, Frank Lawrence, John Primrose, JT. Currier, 0. W. Braddock, T. Handley, T.McFarland, 0. H. Kohler, Geo. Taylor, CarlTnbot, Ernest M. Coleman, Charles RobUon,George Wallace, Charles Berry. Rob Brown,Alexandria Paei, . Stanley Haw, . HarrySpungler, W, H. 8eeklna, D. Cook, Boyd,and McMann, T. Mclnarrle, Horry Richards,Berrlll Peure, Vara B. Duncan, Charles 0.fcwceley, Louis M. Hurt, P. F. McManus,J. Kennedy, J. Benton, Tom Amar, G. L.Chandler, Frank Hammer, T. McFarland, J.ft, Gallagher. James Wilbur. Barlow ftWilson, proprietors ; Lawrence Barlow, man-ager ; Harry Martin, assistant manager

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Berrllle Peure, master transportation ; HarryBpangler, manager wardrobe ;' H. Lambert,.electrician ; Bob Wilson, traffic manager

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John Maione, chief agent, with three as-sistants, >..Elliott and Ni rr played DornOy Park, Al-

lentown, Pa., week of July a, when theywent , tbe feature. They were last week atAtlantic Garden, New York City, with ForestPark, Wuterbury. Conm, to follow. They arebooked solid until October, after which theywill go West.

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Mmitinh and BALNO have, signed with theGreat Lafayette Co., to introduce their newaot, which they report will be a decMed nov-elty In the acrobatic Hue. Mr, Balno willIntroduce sumo feats that are new and start-Hug, and will do away with tbe old act en-,tlrefy.

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Tun Ahbhns, novelty •Rerobate, closed twosuccessful weeks at West bind Park, New Or-leans, July IT, and will open through themiddle. West. . .\ . . ,

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Murium Wehton, who Is said to ben vaude-vlllc iierfoiuicr, was sent to North BrotherIsland, N. *., last weok.-The physicians saidthat ho wus suffering from small- pox.

Samuel, Linukkuan. vontrlloQulst. andLucy Llngerman, magician, are located Intheir palace, Philadelphia, until Sept. 5.Powers and freed open on the Keith cir-

cuit at tho. new house In Pittsburg. ...Pa., inthe early Fall. They are at the Bijou The-atre, Duluth, with Winnipeg, Man., to follow.Harry Thomson, "the Mayor of the

Bowery," was a feature at Rob's Casino,Norm Beach, N. Y.. weeks of July 11 and18. Ho has added to his act a few pungentshafts at the recent nominating convention.Will 11. Fox has been compelled to decline

many offers for American vaudevilles thisseason. Ho is hoked solid for several monthsabroad, beginning .tola 'Fall,RoY Dafi writes "I opened at the Palm

Theatre, Cripple Creek, Col., July 18, In myeccentric singing aud talking act, and waspleased with the way :l was received. Ihave three more weeka In Colorado, afterwhich I go to i he coast,"

camii.i.ii am. Fona, acrobnlanhd equlll- HioglirlstH,, play week of July IT aud 24 at Lnan W1'arkv Conn Island, after which they Jointhe Frank P. Spellman Co., of fair attrac-tions, this being their second season wltb Mr.Spellman. W>

,Scott, the "frog man," has played Chest- The Keatons are resting at tbelr none

nut Hill Park, Philadelphia ; Steeplechase In New York for a number of weeks. TheyPier, Atlantic City ; Shellpot Park, Wllmlng- will open In September on thcKelth circuit.

ton. and Is now on tbe Wilton circuit of James B. Donovan has signed a contractparks. Ho reports success. for. two years with Al. Woods, of oulllfun,LB Roy and La Vaniqn will play the Woods & Harris. Tbe season onens Aug.

Temple Theatre, Detroit, Ang. 1, and will 20, at the National Theatre, Philadelphia,open with James Hyde's Blue Ribbon Olrls Pa. He will be featured In their new play,(To. Aug, 14, at the 8tar Theatre, Brooklyn. "The King of Ireland."This will be their second season with this Brooks Bros, and company report suc-coropany. cess In their new comedy sketch, "Biff, Bali.The Ramsey Sisters have played eight Buff" They open on the Boom park circuit

weeks oa the Melville park circuit, and re- July 25, for seven weeks. They will playport success. They play Monroe Park, To- in vaudeville until December, and on '

ronto, Can., week of July 26, and tUen re- 1, "Biff, Buff, Buff" will go on the roadturn over the Melville circuit. > ' mjslcal farcical comedy, In three acts.Hatch and Hat-pii rerwirt m0At1n<7 arlth (IvontiK Kpph. of Rnnn and Lnretta. w

Nothing is cut about our

tailoring to match the cut in

the, price. We will make any

suit during

nil* wic, lue lUtiYllie Circuit. -I ui.nii.ni utiutni iviu»j, »u ww mvw.Hatch and Hatch report meeting wltb ' George Epph, of Epps and Loretta, was a

great success with their singing and dancing Clipper caller- July 26. He stated that theact through che West. They will play in team had Just closed engagements extend-Chlcago, at the Chicago Opera House, week Ing over a period of six weeks, -Includingof July 26, with many Eastern dates to fol- Boston, Toronto, Hamilton', Montreal (two|ow. ', weeks), and Buffalo.

Prank Hammond and Dorothy Forrester tub timr of the call of the Morningwill present their new- act on the Kohl & Glor|es Co. has been- changed to 10 a. m,Castle circuit, opening July 81, at tbe Chi- Paris and Hammond, the juggling drum

, cago- Opera House, with the Columbia, St. majors and boop rollers, are in their tenthLouis, to follow. week with Lucler's Minstrels, and report that

Hilly and Aqoie Morris played a success- their act Is meeting with success,ful week's engagement at Pastor's, this city, The Harry Morris Co. will commence re-

week of July 18-28. Our types gave' their bearsals Aug. 2, In New York City,names as Norris. Tom Gillen, "nnnigan's Friend," closed aAt Bheedy's Freebody Park Theatre, Mx weeks' engagement as manager of Park

Newport, R. I. (Chan. E. Cook, manager). Casino, North Beach. July 24, and will playweek of July. 26: (Jeorge II. Primrose and dates for tbe rest- of the Summer.tbe Foley Boys, Drawee, the Misses Del- John Birch. Irish comedian, Is playingmore, Minnie Harrison, Deltorelli and Gils- Gorman's circuit of Summer parks,eando, Chalk Saunders, Geo. B. Alexander Mki.vin- B. Howard, known as the "slideund oilve Kerr, and the American vltagrapb. f ' )r "fe" performer, at Dreamland, ConeyMobbland and Wadb are In their third, Island, Is In tbe Reception Hospital, at that

week with C. H. Knlgbt'a Circus, and re- place, suffering from a fracture of the rightport success with their comedy Impalement 'eg. several broken ribs and internal in-ert and Dutch specialties. They will open Jdrles; received afternoon of Wednesday,on Nov. 3 with Goldy Mack's Imperial Lady J»'y 20, while doing his act of clinging l>v

Minstrels, under the management of More- u ' 9 teeth to a strap fastened to a pulleyland& Benslnger, being booked almost solid which runs along a wire cable.- - He hadup to April- 10. Blurted on his slide, but the wind, whichHahcourt and Kane write: "We played waa .-blowing strong, whirled 'him around. He

the Auditorium,- Cedar Rapids, la., and scored lo9t b,B b<"d and fell into the water of theas big. a success as any act that bas played chutes. His condition was said' to he'the house since Its opening. At the conclu- serious. .... i

slon of that week we left for Galveston, Tex., ^ Frank Tait, "human torch" and highwhere we will have fifteen days' rest at the olv"«r,' Is a special feature at Olympic Park,home of Miss Kane. The team will open at Newark, S. J., this week. The bill in-the Havmarker Theatre. Chicago, April 16. eludes: The Aerial Shaws, Leon and. Ade-Jumplng from Galveston to Chicago. Since line,' Jugglers, and Robcrtl and his perform-we have Joined hands we- nave not lost a ,DK bears. ...•.,.. •-,

week, and are well booked up for the coming Notes prom Nelson & Marshall's"S2£ o it ,v .

VAnoBviLLE and Minbthem.—We open at8am 8. 8ANPORD, the old time minstrel, re- Dululh, Minn., Sept. 12. The show Iscently reported as seriously 111, Is recover- booked solid for twenty-six weeks. The fol-ing, and expects to travel with an "Uncle lowing Is the roster up to date: Jack Mult-lom s Cabin company the coming season. land, Chas. Frears, Thos. Simpson, ChaaCans and Conrad write: "We arrived Cronaker, Joe Russell, Rice and Carr, BertSaturday, July 16, from Europe, and open Cameron, Phil Howard, Nellie Le Roy.v«.k n »

h tou.r

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f/J2?' P'aj'njr New Llllie Mayo, Gano Sisters, May Robertson,

""!• 2??ton Bnd Philadelphia. We will Irene Sanger, Alice. Lavlne, Violet BurnB(to to Chicago and St. Louis and will re- and Marie Flynn. Bob Nelson, manager'main in America until November, when -re Joe Marshall, treasurer, and James Deuroreturn again to London. Business In En- in advance.gland la great and all American acts am The Sisters Chatham return East Aue\making good. , 8, after successfully playing thirty-eightHarry Martinb Is at the New Memphis weeks through the Colorado. California,theatre, Memphis, Tenn., producing opening Washington, Oregon and Montana circuitsacts >and burlesques. He wrltea the fol- They have return dates for next season overlowing people were playing there week of all the above -circuits, for which thoy willJuly 18: Happy Bill Campbell, Chas. Millard, have a new act with a great finish.

Lf".,Bn J ?1°- Thomas. Leah Dancourt, Ixjrhainb and Gandy are al Fort Georse

w.11ft

5?,dSrlck

' Ser,h,,„D.e8»s .

Cora Carter, this week, with good Eastern time to fol-Nellle Williams. Pearl Fair, and Kitty Jor- low before imino- Wear 5S n,,. nn^b.dan. Jobn Margeum Is manager.

Annual

Remnant Salejust as well as we. made it before

price. and profit secured a divorce.

You .can have former $30, $40 and

$50 suits at $15.

ARNHEIMBROADWAY & 9th ST., N. Y.

Homer R. Barton bas returned to N'ewYork, after a pleasant vacation In tbe West.Lewis and Chafin, who were at the

Trocadero Theatre, Chicago, week of July17, liav* Spring Valley, .'in., Galesburg andPeoria to follow.Dolly E. Howe will spend a few weeks

at Long Branch, N. J; •The Ralstons, BUly and, Lillian, hare

canceled their vaudeville dates and haveJoined the Olympic Stock Co., at' Superior,Wis,

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PliAYSand SKBTCHB8 COPYRIGHTED

low before going West for the parks.Dorothy Kenton, 1 "The- girl with tbe

wo,.. ,»u« lunigcum is manager. vuwothy abnton, ' "The' girl with the•A**rf Herjman.n and his wife, Marie, are banjo," 1b having two successful weeks, andstopping at Manhattan, N. Y., for the- Sura- playing to great crowds at West End Parkmer. They are combining business with New Orleans, La,. '

pleasure and are playlnr at the Manhatteu Harl and Emma (Mettwri iwm TO ,ii n .

_... iuv,, u,v wiuuiuiuk UUDIUVHS wiiapleasure and are playing at the ManhattouBeach Theatre for the entire season. Theyreport meeting with great success.

,.«?"{ A1D Bmma (Melber) Corrmr write:We closed a season of six weeka hv stock,at Peoria, and then left for Bt. Louis toB" uiwiuug wim greai success. hi reona, ana tnen left for Bt. Louis to „.'•";

Wopi-b at Bronson Park, Painted Post, «« the Universal Expoaition. After arriving CoJ?XN. Y., week of July 18, were: Trlxle Cole- there we booked three weeks at the Summer "

man, Mndge Daytelle, Harry Woodthorpe and parks In that city, wblch we have olavcdlorn 8hea. Ganelleau, who has been there and still had time to spend nine dayf vieweight weeks, Is doing nicely, and Harry Wood-- lift and studying the wonders of the greatthorpe scored a success, and has been re- ta\r. We report to Angell's Comedians Julyengaged for two weeks longer. Business Is -A and open; with that company Aug lreported as large.

. : doing a responsible line of parts and ourJ. Martin Harm g and Anita Mbrlo re- Instrumental specialties." «•".

port success with their new travesty act, „Lbw Palmbr, the mimic, opens Aug. 13.'''A Woman and a Fool." Mr. Harris writes "Vde ft Behman's Park Theatre, BrooklyaISMi1

.1? 8,nf,|

».*,,8

.tt foatures of the act, and Ha h«s signed with the Blue Ribbon Olrls for

that Miss Merlo's comedy is veryEffective. next season. He .closes a two weeks' en-u il

XlJ,N"

i*?"*H *-*** opened at the Electric S,«gement Saturday night, at NaBhvIlIe,

Park, Baltimore, July 18, and were so well £enn., and from there will come to this cltvreceived that they were engaged after the CLemo and Casbblh, the contortionist andllrst performance for a second week. They Prima donna, report success wltb *h»ir new'.open on the Keith circuit Aug. 8. act.' '

"'™",

-Frbd H. Goodwin has joined hands with Clikf W. Grant writes: "I have chanmuiMajle Gardner, to do sketches, and will the title of one of n ! burlesaueT showS^oa*"X_*#|g »Jj»L»M JM" vTfitor season,

. that of Mormon Qumuh. This a ttrsrtlor.JTkn and Ghoroie Powbku, after a long will be perfect in every detail V*.«mi i«engagement at the Crown Theatre. Kt. nil Ailed until ^xtifay Walter ,P«r7.t«i

OkUhomarcitv°lT

e<I " 8oh"U G',rdcn• fflOT assistants? is busfly '^ged0k

fn0InMB.LC,!ARV

18of the Millard Bros., bl- ±U& 5S JS&S!°^lvycle experts, fiad a narrow escape from engaged, through my recent ads' In T«ldeath at Riverside Park, Montreal, July 18. Clipper a numT^r of sterling DOvfltleB and

H&.b'£ JVBt

.

mmJn,ed »l« high ladder to a many first class chorus people, ib wife "l.d stance of sixty feet, and was about to make still hard at work on tbe^Sstuines «nd «»

SftTftaJSg rtto «own the ladder, which la pects to be Hnlshed by Am ^>&8L?E£? wide, when a heavy gust of wind Perct M. RcssBti:, tranfp c6medlan can-hurled him, wheel and ladder, to the balcony celed bis engagements "to the ^mS«below. Fortunately he was not seriously Travesty Co., it Mobile! Ala He will "lenrtKSSiSffllS! tt!n "*$** two ""cceMhil « week'at New orieaDg with wmeoAisrides dallf since his accident. professional friends, and o" retumlnir toHanson and Drsw report they are meet- Sew York will join a new company called!ng»iTA

hfc"

5

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wlt? theJ r "Peclalty Hurry Dale's Musical ComidyTomnanvon the ,T. K. Burke circuit of parks. booked solid for Winter season aiirt ™fiTub *Mh writes that tficy are meeting start about Sept 1™« New Yort' Ctt?with success lu their act of moving picture! Morphy and Nolan, 'The Two Irish Aland Illustrated songs. May Handy Angell Is dermen." after finishing the Frank Melvillndoing eerlo oomlc numbers aud slnglnE'llliis- circuit of parks, oVSed at Proc?o"s Twentvtrated songs. .This is their seventh week at third Street Thwirc. with the Fifth Avenn«BlS??ldeSr* Montreal. lneatre to follow, after which they start £

»IW° i?"iAN?P,

uP*1I'

J:.,,'ln not «° 2P* l>e»«al8 with one of Manager T*& SBJmSRoble's

i

Knlekerbockcra this season. They attractions, for which thly have been ?n

SM&ft^W* "*"r,

comedy S^rA^HS^SSS ¥&S2&^$12^'rS»l

"At Plney Flats," In two acts. Copy-righted by G. M. Anderson.

"Bar X Rapch.". Copyrighted by Flor-

ence Gerald."The Rest Laid Plans," a farce, in one

act. Copyrighted by Penn Pub. Co.'Bright Idea," In one' act. Copyrighted by

Arthur Law."Burning Embera" ' Copyrighted by Krnna

LIstemann.,„"Cap'oI Confuclous." Copyrighted by A.Udon Bleb. ...,'-

"Cherry Tree Farm." .'Copyrighted by Jo-seph Williams.

v "Christian and the Turk." Copyrighted byJames L, Glass.

"Dazzling Nancy, or a Trip to the Bottomof the 8ea.

r' Copyrighted by Barney Gerard.

"The Diamond Vlen," In four acts. Copy-righted bv'M. J. Gllbrlde."Exiled from Home," In four acts. Copy-

righted by F, H. Kaplan.,

"Fortune Teller of Dismal- Swamp." In

four acts. . Copyrighted b,y Ames PubllshlDK

.'Gentleman from Cheyenne," In one act.

pyrlghted by T. P. Morgan.'Her Busy Day," In one act. Copyrlghtol

by J. C. Hyde."The Hot House." "In one scene. Copy-

righted by Barney Gerard- ,r-. .<• "Jade McCrea,'' In one act. Copyrighted byG, J. .Btlllman.""Bamona," In five acta. Copyrighted byJ. Jones and Virginia, i

'

' "Crlss Cross," a play. In one i act. Copy-righted bv Dick, ft Fltsgerald.„ ' An livening

,with

i Janice • Meredith," afarce. Copyrighted by Iola G. Bishop.;, '.'Klower of Chivalry^" in one act. Copy-righted by Oeorge S. Spencer.•i "Great Winterson 1 Mine;" 'a comedy. In

three acts. Copyrighted by Dick ft Flts-gerald."

"In. the Absence of Susan,". In three acts.

Copyrighted by Dick ft Fitzgerald,, "Nsw Reporter.'' In one act; Copyrighted

by Dick ft Fltzgpiald. . !

"A Puzzled Detective," a farce. In threeacts. Copyrighted by Dick ft Fitzgerald.."Taps," In. four acts. Copyrighted by

Carl Herrmann. . .

"A Texas Hanger," In' one act. Copy-righted by J. M. Felgl.

„ "By Order Hf tho President," In one act.

Copyrighted by Joseph F. Smith."A. Study in Black and White," In one

net- 'Chpyrlffhted by Caroline Hull.'I lluslons," In one act. Copyrighted by

Kate Ernst.

SORRY. HB SPOKE.

'Hello, Peatly 1 where have you bceu thisloog time?" queried Wllklns.nSBXiW on a. Jury," said Peatly.

" "«;•• cab sympathize with, you," saidMr. W|lkln«. "It must have been a good dealdf a bore. Isn't It curious, by' tho way, thatthey always seem to want Ignoramuses on a

Jury nowadays? They never take an*1>oay,

that—that, of course, I" mean as a general

'tarmmn Am Nilnan ui'tu.BMqiiHBH. will I'ler, nam uenoli, U I. Ttaev hnvA

hereafter lie.known as Mluer'a American diiced, for Oie Oral time at PottsvBurleBquers, na Edward D. Miner has pur- **-'- —

' --'

* -fl*fli .

,he rl«D'» t,,ta < •ntereit fromMr. Watson,

••••""> « »« «i» luue or rottavilie, l'a..

,^elr

,?flw

?f fi b' Te<» Brenton, entitle

"Grovlty," which was a laughing success andfor which they carry special sceneri

.

course—I don't know whether you get ex-

actly what I am driving at or not, but—but-—thn ,...., I.. I .,...!.. _ ,._i... n ..,..1- ..lit

w,.i,.T wuui i niu iiririug at or not, nut

—

imh—the fact Is, I—tbnt's a mighty fine stick pla

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r*„w*arlD 8'- «1(i ra»n- Where'd you getit?"—Chioogo Tribunt.

JtfLT 30. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 521

AFTER OCT. 16. FOB FIBST CLASSVAUDEVILLE HOUSES,

Tbe Great and Only Vinella'sDirect firom the Hippodrome, Parts. HI* flr.t appoa.ra.nr. In America. Proctor'. MM Street, Sept. un (

Proctor'., IrMjMH. 3t Proctor'*. Albany Off. ««i, »,*n"*"" <fe»lJglMt.**.g*/JiJLl*>gl>tJfcan Ma aame at Luna Park, Coney Lionel, N. Y., until Sept. »5. Address all communication-, W. II. HILL, I.unu Park, Conwy l.lann. w.

CAB FOR BA.LH CHEAP; J.ifl. Combina-

tion Sleeping and Dining Car; equipped for

passenger service. Completely furnished, lmmedi-

ate delivery. Address or call, L. A. imo wnli'.e,Care Car, Valley Biream, L. 1„ N. Y.

WANTHID—Attractions Labor Day, Sept. 6.

High Dive, Rope, Balloon Ascension, or any other

free attraction suitable for same. Slate lowest

prlco. No time to correspond. J. P. TEDRON,.Com: on Attractions, Nelsonvllle, Ohio.

WAHTi>—Oood Perforuiera who cliange for

week. Boozers,, scrappers, amatenir, uckets?

NO. State all first .letter. I pay board, hotel.

Money sure. Can- and will yon play organ? .1

play all specialties. Answer quick. L. B. Cooper,Rosewood, Champaign Co., Ohio.

~~WANTKD, for Med. Co.. Sketch Team, versa-

tile, that can play organ. Mnst make good. Nobooze fighters and kickers. Good salary to rightpeople. Long engagement. Write at once. Dr.Chas, Mitchell, alias Apache Charlie, owa PennAve., St. Louis, Mo. Long Haired Indians wanted.

W A N TOOOD

ILLUSTRATED SOrTGS-YOUJf O LADYwith song outfit desires engagement, stock orrepertoire. Address TALENTED, care of CLIPPER.

WASTED—Al Piano and Organ Player, man.Must be able to sing and go In acts, sober and re-

liable. Salary $12 and R. R. No ticket. Moneysure. J- M. S. and M. GERMAN MED. CO,,

Marble Corner, Ripley County, Ind.

FOR halk—soft. Round Top, Poles, Stakes,Hopes, Bale Ring, Side Wall, complete; 8 smallTents, Stage 12x12, Seats. Organ, Dishes, Beddingand Stake Poller, $60 U taken quick. FRANKRAYMOND, 230 Hoyt at,, Brooklyn, N. Y.

FOR BALK, Galatea, Weston's make; greatmoney gatherer. Hurry, If you want this one.Slightly used. Just hare one—no more. Thosewho were disappointed on getting the other one,here Is your chance; he quick; enclose sump.0. P. Berkley, Mt. Pleasaut, fa,

)

With Strong Specialties, for Week of Ang. 8,

FIREHBN'8 CONVENTION,AT THE

COKNELLSVIXLE THEATRE.Big Week. Liberal terms to a Good Company

With Attractive Paper.ALSO AN OPENING ATTRACTION FOR THE

GRAND OPERA HOUSE,DAWSON, PA.

House newly refitted, on ground loor. AddressFRED ROBB1N3, ConnellBVlllc, Pa.

WANTED,Miller Bros.' Repertoire,Repertoire People In All Lines. Good Comedian(Larry llaggerty, write). Those doing specialtiesgiven preference. We pay all. State all first

letter. Must loin oa wire. Woman Capable ofDoing Some Leads, Character Woman. Thosewho wrote, write again. MILLER BROS.,

tao Third St., Fort Madison, low*.

WANTED Quick, a good Loud Singer and BanjoPlayer, for outdoor work at nlghw, and someafternoons. White or colored. Good dressers aswe stop at best hotels. Name lowest salary andexpenses. Address Dr. F. J. Medicine Company,West Charleston, Vt.

,

FOR SA.L.B, TENTS, 16x20, 30X41), 70x100,90x160. 12 Lengths of 7 Tier Seats.

PEARL VAN, NorthvlUe, N. Y.

ATTRACTIVE YOUNG WOMEN WANTED,to Pose In Costume for Illustrators: also SuperiorChorus Girls. FLAQG, 76 »th Aye., N. Y.

A LADY OF EDUCATION AND EXPE-RIKN0I IN PALMISTRY wishes a Parmer with,some means to travel and rent stores for thebusiness this Kali and winter. Gentleman pre-ferred.

-' Address PALMIST, care OLIPPEK.

WANTED CfcUICB—8. and D. Comedian andSoubrette and Au 'Round Medicine People. Thosewho play or fake organ preference given. Mustwork acts and -make them go. Name lowestsalary, and be ready to loin on receipt of wire.Steady work. Smith A McCarthy, Apollo. Pa.

WANTED, for

""UNCLEFor regular season, People for All Branches ofthe Business; also some Clever Colored Men thatcan Double In Brass, and colored Women thatcan Sing and Dance: alio Musicians. Stale low-est salary, age, height and weight first letter.

Answer as per route. ufco. peck .

KEEP COOL! HOW?WITH HOT AIR.

HARBACH'S CALORIC FAN KNQ1NK, IfIUP,

FOR COOLING, FOR RUNNING DYNAMOS,SEWING MAOHINES. PEANUT ROASTERS,SHOW FIGURES, ETC. NO OARB, NO ATTr.N-

TIONi ALWAYS IN ORDER.

THE METAPHONE, $3 UP.A TELEPHONE READY FOR ATTACHMENTTO ANY ELECTRIC BELL INSTALLATION.TOR USE IN HOMES, THEATRES, APART-MENTS. OLURS, OFFICES, HOTELS, FAC-TORIES. SHIPS, ETC. YOU NEED IT. CIRCU-LAR MAILED. _ „

BARBAOH A CO., 800 Filbert St., Plilla., Pa.

"STILL A DIGGIh".i is

Ml

AT LIBERTY—Prof. Harry Smith and Ath-letic Dog Show, High Class Moving Pictures;other acts. Fair, parks or good shows wanted.Large Snake or good Platform Show tor sale.

Trained Doves, Dogs, Cats and Goats. Prof.Harry Smith, Oratz, Pa.

TENTS. Wax Figures, Flying Lady, Statue,Paintings, VentrlloquiBt Figures, Black Art, For-tune Telling Heads. Organ, Etc Enclose stamp.

, . W. H. J. SHAW, Victoria, Mo.

WANTI FORLncier's Famous Minstrels.

UNDER CANVAS,Double Bass and Tuba. Also Boss Canvas Manthat understands lights and seat*. Long en-gagement to right parties. Other Performers andMusicians, write. July 23, Warren, N. II.; 20, W.Woodstock, N. H,; 30, Plymouth, N. H.; Aug. 2,

Ashland, N. H. F.J. PALMER. Mgr.

TENOR 8INGER WANTS PARTNERwith good Illustrated Song Machine, at once. Ad-dress TENOR, care of CLIPPER.

Great Opening, or Saturday night Play,

"A fiAMER'S DAUGHTER.". Cast, people. Elegant Lithograph Paper.

"UHBR ONE FALSE STEP,"With Paper, .snort cast.

IN PREPARATION. STR0NO PLAY WITHSOTJBRETTE LEAD,

WITH ELEGANT LINE LITHOGRAPH PAPER.Low royalties Territory protected. Address

0IIA8. REDFERN, 1868 Broadway, New York.

AT LIBERTY, W. P. EM.FOR CHARACTERS. Sober and reliable. Ward-robe the best. Al stage Mgr. One piece Bhow.All Al Rep. Address care of

ANQNA PARK, Hamilton, Ont.Hamilton papers say: Beat character actors that

have played here for several years.

PICTUREMACHINES.New and Second Hand Btereopllcons, Films,

Song Slides and Supplies. Picture machines re-

built with all Improvements. Rheostats any volt-

age. Mechanical effects for acts made. Expertrepairing done. NEW TORE FILM EXCHANGE.

N. POWER, Mgr., 117 Nassau St., New York.Phone s8«o Cortland.

THE MAN WITH THE PROG INHIS THROAT.

Comedy Girto.nist, Juggler and Card Trickar.

Wlggtn, cartoonist, Juggler and maglolan, Isa

whole show by himself, and will stand out at a

bright star In any vaudeville bill.—ELMIRAADVERTISER, July 19. 'til. : , .

Week July 24, RBNW1CK PARK. Ithaca, N. Y.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.For t lii- CONCERT of the Great

FORPAUGH ft SELLS BROS.1

UNITED SHOWS,An A No, 1 Blaok Face SONG

and DANCE TEAMThat can go' In clowning; also olher suitable

acts. Write or wire LKWIS 8RLL8,fare of Forpaiigh-Sells Bros.' Show.

As per router July 27, Bath, Me.; July is, NorthConway, N II.; Julr 29. Lancaster, N. H.; July30, St. Johnsbory, Vt,; Ang. I, Newport, Vt : Aug.2 SL Albans, Aug. 3 Burlington, Aug. I Montnc-l ler, Aug. 6 W hite River Jet., Aug. a Bellows Falls.

AKERSTROM PLAYS."The Sultan's Daughter," "AJHschelor's House-keeper," "The Norfercw," "('aught In tho Tolls,"

"A'begaoy of llab»," "Little Coody Two Shoes,""Mary, o.ueun of Scots;" "Tbe Planter's Daught-er," and many others on Tory low royalty. "TheDoctor's Warm Reception." "Our Now dlrl," fun-

niest of all faroe comedies, will lease for special

production to responsible parly. Small oast. Nospecial scenery- Addresx ni'S IHCRHARI). 14 K.

Jill 8'., Brooklyn, N. Y.. or DAttUY * WOLFORD,IMS Broad WHy. New York ( liy

•

WANTED,A FIRST CLASS AGENT,That knows his book and can wild est if reces-sarr, for COLLINS' MOVING PICTURES. Boozersand sons of re-t, save your time and stamps,A. C. DORNER, New York Representative, Knick-erbocker Theatre Building.

"

At Liberty, Treasurer,ADVANCE AGENT, or do anything In front. Ex-perienced. References.

P. B. RANKIN, CLIPPER Onico.

IVINTPfi Performers for Med. Show; Irish andilA.HLlf. Dutch Comedians preferred. Willstand for anything but drunkards; all you areworth. Frank Emmons, write. Address

BILLY STANLEY, Lone Pine, Wash. Co., Pa.

CHATTANOOGA. TEI.

\*S ANT ED ,

Propositions from First Closs, Legitimate Repor-

toire Companies, Burlesiiues, Minstrels, no., for

Scptemlierand October time; most liberal induce-

ments: also want to hear from First Class VaudovilleActs. Open time in August aud September.Address, at once,

JAS. A. DAMN, Manager.

\*VA IMTesui or Two Single Musicians, who Play Violin orFlute with Harp or Piano, to furnish music for

show ami do good actor singles (musical); OoodDancing Act Man, who can Play Cornet withabove for overtures, preferred. 4U weeks, 1 and!nights. Opens Aug. 17. Name lowest, Tell all.

Miist bo sober, good droisers anil make good.Rof., Bank here. Address

BOYll nUKKOWhj, Thayer. Nebraska.

TOO MUCHCoed slug for tho nionor, only complaintovor lovclcd at MADISON'S BlIDIIRTH.Well, you're ahead on the game. I makemoney, too; my primer gets paid, so what's

Hie odds r

Madison's Budget No. 9.World's greatest book of comedy, con-taining 21 Original Parodies. » now Mono-logues, I groat Sketches, new Hutch, Irish

and Hebrew Specialties; Comic Poems,Tosnts and Kpitaphs; four roaring farces,

and great burlesques, besides hundreds of

now Oags. Stories aim Jests—so big panes.One dollar per copy. Hack numbers as fol-

lows: any i, fl.M: any .1, fj; any 4, la.Mi

or Budgets 3, 4, 7, 8 nnil :>, $3. Others nut ofprint. Sendali orders to my agent, Ij. J. K.HRIL, U04 Third Avenue, New York.

Puquosn© Stools

LKADINM WOMAN. CHARACTER MAN; alauMAN FOR OKN. IIIIMNKtU), AT ON4JK. Wrltoor Wlro, H. MARSI1KN.

Brady Luko Thcalro, Kent, Ohlu.

TWO MUSICIANSAT LIBERTY SEPT. 15.

STRONG 00RIIET, doable 2d Violin; also

TROMBONE PLAYER, B. & 0.

Address EDWARD K. A1TI.KGATK,. lloa Monroe Avo., W. Asbury Park. N. J.

WILL BUYSay what you have and make your price

low. BACHMAN,R. in, so Dearborn St., Clilcag*.

"WANTED,I YOUR MM N .RThat is a (inod Ground Tumbler anil that can dnsome Top Mounting. Long toason for the rightparly. Not over ISO lbs. Address

ACROBAT, care of N. Y. OLIPPKR.

WANTED QUICK,

CHARACTER WHAN,

REPERTOIRE PEOPLE.Week HtauilB. MAX AM i HIOllTH.FraZOtt, Minn.

Now In operation at ASBI'RY PARK, sell cheap.Reason, other business. Delivery at unco. Pur-chaser can make price In «no mouth.

F. D. LABAR,Old Mill, Asbury Park. N. J.

WANTED,

T,

At Liberty, Wm. J. Yaeger,NOVELTY SILENT PERFORMER and CUMK-UIAN. ' Address VAKOEh,

Central Sta.. Doddridge Co., W. Vs.

HARRY H. BILLINGS.AT LIBERTY for Heavies or Ohsraciers.Write or wire. 846 EIGHTH AVE., New York.

State salary, and be ready to Join on receipt oftelegram.

BUSBY BEOS., Plllsbnrg, Kan.

WANTED-First Alto,For JNO. H. SPARKS' SHOWS; mutt be -O.K.;show runs year 'round. Address or'wire J. 8.KRITOHFIELD, Friendship. N. Y.,27: Angelica•is. Canaaeraugass, Way land 30, Hornelisvllle Aug.1, Oaolsteo 2, Whltesville 8. •

WAIMTCD,A GOOD SONG BOOK BOY« to 10 weeks. Address E. 0. WHITE, care of1.1 1 ib le Show Print, -Hi Dover St., Boston.

WANTED QUIOK,To donblc Stage or Organ. Address A. BAILEY,

'

Tent Bhow, Matuwan, Monmouth Co., N. J.

Wonted, Tom People.: JAMES SILVER,

JnlJ », Hurlevllle, N. Y.; July 80, Liberty, N. Y.Must Jolri at once. '

Talented Amateur or non-performing Partner Innovel Passion Play. See long advert, last Sun-day's N. Y. HERALD, seotlon 4, p. 11.

AT LIBERTY, PIANIST.Sight Reader. For one night or Repertoire.Theatrical references. W. 11. 8EVIBR,

318 B. Myrtle Ave.. Johnson City, Tenn.

music Arranged, Composed.Arranging small songs, parts, BO eta.

V. W. A. KRETSMAR. 412 H. 16th 8L. N. X.

Join at once. Must lie sober and reliable.

AddressBYRON 8PAUN SHOW, Olyplmnt, It.

WANTED, FOR/

ELECTRIC PARK, Kankakee, III.,

AND

MILDRED PARK, Spr.igfoM.-IIL,Organized Repertoire Companies.

; Also Vaudeville People lmmedl at .iy.

Clara Evans, If

wire, Charles Vrou want to work for a few weeks,. Bnrrlll, Box 904 Kankskoe, III.

J. 6. SHERIDAN (ALWAYS RELIABLE),HEAVIES AND OTHER LINES. Repertoire orone night. Address mi HURON STREET.

Toledo. Ohio.

WANTED. Good All Around Medicine Per-

FORMERS: oiliiAN PLAYER. WILL BUY SON(iAND SERPENTINE SLIDES.

GERMAN MEDICINE CO.. Falrbury, III.

RlDllilfFFUCTS; WI'IIISPrepared for ilallets, Marches and Radium Dances,

, II K RAVEN, lift Wett 13th HI., N. Y. C.

Wanted Quick, for Stevens & Mossman Gen-edy Co., Strong Cornet Player, lo double Violin;

also Cornet Player, to play small parts on stage.

Lote Patlon'. write. NEW HOLLAND. Logan Co. I" .

WANTED, CARNIVAL COMPANY CIRCUSAND CARNIVAL ATTRACTIONS. Forrarl. Bns-

lock and others, writ*. Address SECRETARYCARNIVAL ASSOCIATION, Spoon-r, Wisconsin.

WANTED, Trap Drummer, Bariteae and•'URIONET.. KOOCHE DANCERS. CLOWN TODOUBLE CONCERT. ADdOSTCS JONES, Burns-noro, Pa., Jniy ad: UlenCampliell.Aug. 3: Portage 6.

Jaillet Jolly JokersWant Hedlolae People. All Lines.

' • WASHINGTON, PA.

AtE: X/IBERTYFor oomlng season, Al VIOLINIST. W1U locateor travel. • . h. HTJIiBARI),

Hotel Tyliee Orchestra, Tyhec Islsnd, (Ja.

WANTED, FOR BRI8HT0N PARK, BRIGHTON,la.. Tom Show, Ten Nights or Small Olrous; anyshow under canvas. Share or rent. Will buyvmfeet Side Wsll. DAYTON A HEFPLEFISOER.

AT LIBERTY, CHARACTER OLD MAN; GOODDRESSER. AND DON'T DRINK. Ono piece pre-

ferred. Addross J, BAND, 'MH Richmond Si.,

Phllsiii'lphlB. Pa. ;

AT LIBERTY. AGENT(A hustler) or Bus. Mgr. and Treasurer. Rep. or

piece. Sober, reliable. Best of references.

B. C. ANDREWS, MM Broadway, M. Y.. Boom T.

Wanted, Experienced B Clarionet,

For OBITBY BB08.' SHOW.' Address Beech Parrett, Blovtalnglon, Indiana.

SCENERY.If you need a complete set or one piece It will

pay you to look us up.

Pittsburg Scene Painting Studio,NOW IN OUR NEW HOME,

A456 to 64011 Perm Ave., Plltiburg, Pa.

WANTED,Fair Ground PeopleHnlelvrs. I.mly for llylng rings, Musical wain,SlHlor Tcuius, Miiglvlun, who can lwtnn*(Vontl'llnipilst, Hrrpontlllfl Dnnciir, I'urlv Willi

llluck Art. Also I'urly with Moving I'lcliire

Olitllt. \V. II. HMIHI.(•nweiit I'aik, lHversldn. 11. I.

'. P. H.—Newton Snyder, write.

REPERTOIRE SHOW FOR FAIR,WCEK auo, aI.iilior

nlgjil.

lJtiy.

In yi

liii.iion si rangers. Mutlnec anil

lto\Vi;ks, Miinslluld, it.II. I.

MUSICAL ACT, CORNET PLAYKfl.Perlnriiirrs and Musicians, write. Long sen-

nun. Address P. M. LK HERMAN,Mgr. Ueflemmtl Now Yurk Snedaltv Co.

July », Ausaliio Forks, N. Y.i July ao. IIIimhu-

inudnli', N. Y ; Aug. 1, Haranno Lukti, N. V.; Aug.1 Lake Placid, N. V.

J. J. SWABTWOOD,COMEDY OK CIIAIIACTRH.

Longe.xporlenoo, sober aud rollablo (spoulully).ono ptcco company preferred Address

C1IAIVD1.KIIVII.LK, lit*.

ON AUOUIINT OJT lUHAPPOllVTMBNTAND MIMHKI'IIKHKWTATIOIV,

CAN PLiOE GOOD, RELIABLE OBAI4TI0PEOPLE and VAUDEVILLE ACTS.

State everything first inter. Must ho uhlo in Joinfor rohcarsals Aug. I. silonre a nollto iiczhiIvv.

J. K. ARNOLD, i

Arnold Slock Company, New Martlnavlite, W. Vu.

wanted,'"•".„;;"*

Por Balance of Summer and NoxtHeaton,.

Sonbrotto, (Jen. Ilus. Man and Woman.All mint do Specialties; l.iidy piano Playor. Longsoason; salary low but sufo. Write or wire.

RICHARD HENDERSON, lllelilunnil. Ind.

W 1 IVTKO IIUKK,THE MIDNIGHT ifLTEB,IILACK PACK COMEDIAN, with strung >p«-tlally, SOUIIRKTTK Willi strong specially.(lonloel Heavy Man. Htuteagr, helfflit, weightund lowest salary. Season opens Aug. I. R«-lieamain cniiiiiiouce July Si.

Kit. ANKKRSON, Rovero House, Ulililago. III.

tmmm i.hiurm ».WANTSJUVENILE £ LIGHT COMEDIAN.

ACROBATWANTED,

Ground Tumbler. Must weigh aliout I60|band do good cross tries, Flrnt class engage-ment. Address UELEbTHO,Clarendon Hall, VA East 13lh Mi., New York Clt.v.

WAJBtMBWaa,'•

Uncle Josh Spruceby,Singing and Dancing Boubrette, Ueavy and Char-acter Men doubling brass, Band and OrchestraLeader, Cornet, Clarionet and other Musicians.Pay own. Address. P. B. LEVIS, 1812Trllinno Bltfg., Chicago.

Don't Stand; Sit Down.1,200 Folding Chairs, lot 84 Inch long; all wood

Folding Settees; ono jsiso >fu wnjl illack

Cahlo Tent; one three Heated Canopy Top RuckHoard; two Rack Heals, rnvcrsable: « all Steel

Trlsnales, large and loud. THE FINEST. SWEET-EST TONED FOLDINC ORGAN. ONLY gM.

R. H. AltunRUHTER.SprtnHlleld.III.

BANJO COMEDIAN,TO WORK FROM PI.ATKORM ON STREET, 1)0

COMEDY IN AOTS. Week stands. Address

0. a OOHHAD, Eureka, Kern.

WANTED QUICK,FULL ACTING COMPANY.ritrotig specialties, Trick Hloyollxl, Pianist, Etc.44 Weeka. One piece. Hend photos.

W. L. ROHEIffM, Lausfurd, Pa.

WANTED,A YOUNG LADY OR GENTTo sing Illustrated Hongs and play small partsWith Uraniatli; Co, (small eapllal required).

Splendid uhaiioc. No experience rdiiulfed. Stalefull particulars lo

^J^OORMANj, Station K., New York Olly._

WANTB'brVaudeville Talent.Oontlnunns Performance, Female Hlngers andDanegrs, for street Pair and Hand Tournament, l

o

be held Sept. 13, 14 and 16. Address, at once,BTKEfcT FAIR, Klverlon, Nebraska,

FOR SALE, CHEAP,65ft. Six Wheel Truck POLLIAI Sleeper

aad Diitag Cir.

Sleeps 40 pcuplo. FiiniiHlied. Fully equipped fori».ii psHsengcr service, Uniforms aud other showProperty. W. L, ROIIKRTB, Ltnsford, Pa.

CARS For RentMotel Curs with steel wheela and furnishedfor Inrge mni|iunleN. All In line order. Justout of shops. Address MIHH McMAHON,Wellington Hotel, Chicago.

yWeLi-it&cl,

ill m faits ill snciurasTo handle props. Wrlla or wlro age, height,weigh l and low hummer talaty,

RICHARD HliMlKRSO.N, Rlohniond, ImL

AT I.IHKHT*, SKASliSV Kto 1-11101,"

HKJH CLASH

LADIES' ORCHESTRAS,Vandevllln aiel

igeraonu.UNITUD MI'StUAL HI'llKAO,

Union or noii-uiiliui. TheafraColleen Work. Responsible inanngers nit

THI5 I.OCK1J8,iti-pertnirc, want Young Man fur Ooneral Bn-I-qess; must be good dancer. Wo pay all. Salarylow. Toll all in first. Onon Aug. 24.

WILL II. LOCKE, Mnimd City, Mo.

Wanted. 10miary.

JLadlcutRORBUHLKSItl'E CUHPAHV.

No experience nncessary. AH expenses pal<l-

Address MACK A CO.. Tlltnii. S. II.

WANTED, In Mohawk Mid. c«., CuedliR lor

.SPECIALTY AND ACTS. HllSt be good. Workaround Hoston. MARK FRANKLIN.''•; ' Ha. Acton, Mass.

IIP B.Md Htroet, New Yoik Cllr.

AT LIBERfY AFTER JUlvlo,

PIAHI8T, locate or Repertoire.II. W. Maylree, 814 H, uiinion Hi.. synicust, N. Y.

AFTER JOLY 30, TROMBONEStrong, sober and experienced. 1 1 KNK Y WALTER,euro of Wright's Carnlnil Co., PItUlmrg, pa.

Wanted, Pianist; a i so Comedian

Salary »6.oo wookiy an" all rr» er'ni.Mwic * Cft, WiftenL n. n.

PolicePatrolFor PIANO, gocls. For ORUHKHTIU, (Outs.

F^IV. A. KKCTSMAit, Pub.. 412 K. Wth gL. N. V.

CLAUDIA ind F, DREXEL CASfLETOMAUK RF.QUF.STKI) TkI COMMUNIUATK AT ONOKWITH OLIV'K IIARPRR,

i» W. anil street, New York.

MAN AND MONEr WANTED, TO TAKE(JIIAROi; AS PAKTNKlt IN IKITKI. AND CON-CKRTUAIIIIKN. Add., hh (IKM IHITKI,,

StrBlima *»nrlntta, N. Y,

AT mim, AGENT OK MGR.K years' oxpcrlenee. Holier and reliable, and. ahustler. One nlgliier or first nuts Hep.AU CLARK, 204 Ho. Six Hi A\e., Mt. Vernon. N. Y.

Frank Hassa II, At Liberty.Lively lilddy; other hphcuh.isn; all singunt,

Dancing. Talking Turns Dliange often, uo inavU. Address ,

OKN. 0KL1V KUV, Phils., Pa,

T « .,

522 THE NEW YOfeK CLIPPER. JULY SO.

N15W YORK CITY.

Review and Comnwit—Matters the-

atrical' took on considerable activity during

tbe jMifit w»k. The vnrlmis managers were

out with their announcements tor the comingseason, and If we ore given ball of tbe newthing* promised, tbe season of 1904-OB will

be a busy one Indeed. Cbarlei Frbhman ar-

rived from Europe with a budget of newploys and numerous contracts for the appear-

ance In the United States of prominent

foreign stars. It Is pleasing to note tbat tbe

American playwright Is responsible for manyof Mr. Krohman's next season's plays. KlawA Krlnnper will Nave more attractions under

tbelr guidance, and Henry \V. Savage baa In-

creased his enterprises. Other prominent

managers' promise many new things, so the

outlook, from a producing standpoint, Is that

the new season soon to open will start In

with a rush, and continue active well on to

the end Business at the vnrloua resorts

In rival .around New York was all that could

lie desired,.and the Summer bids, fair to be

one of tbe best for managers of hot weather

shows that we have known (or some years.

.... .The continued attractions for the weekending .July 23 were : "Plff I Pair 1 1 Pouf ! 1

1"

nt the Casino, "Paris by Night" at the Mad-sox SotiAiiE ltooif CUftDHN, "A Little of

Everything" at the Amu ai, Uauuunh, and the

J. H. iinsK Orchestra at the 'Madison Squam(JARI)RM. At 1'IKPCTl ill's FlKTTH AVBNUB nnd

Onk llitNMirn and TwwrY-yrtTii 8*ri«Tiikatiikh steck productions, with vaudeville

between the acts, continued Variety en-

tertainment was furnished at Proctor's

TWBNTVTHJRO BTBBBT, TONV. PASTORS,

Parambr noon- OardrNb, the Nnw YorkHour Oariirn, and Keith's Union Squabb.

Praetor's Firm Avenue Theatre (J

Austin Fynes, general manager).—Thelaughable force, "Confusion," Is the dra-

miitic selection at this house for the» current

week, beginning nmtluee of July 25, and

the Proctor players stationed here appeared

particularly happy In their' presentation of

this play on the opening day. The briskaction of the fsreo was accelerated by their

ploying, nud a most pleasing performancewas the result. Hwolnl scenic equipment,properties and costumes were used. W.al-

loVe Krskiue, Clarence Hntidysldes, LotluLliitiitcum aiul'Hstellc Mortimer were capi-

tal III tlii'lr repertory roles, and the othersof (lie company gave good ulil. The cast

:

Mrirtltner Mumbleford, ' Wallace Hrsklue I

ChrlRtopher IlllMianl, Clarence Hnnilysldes

;

Hupert Htinherry, Win,. Ilawley; Dr. Bar-tholomew Jones, Albert Itoberts : Jnines,Jilllnii Heed: Mtlntele, Albert VeosW | RoseMumbleford, Lotto Llulhlciim : Miss l.urretli

Tloklcby. I'lstclle Morlluicr: Violet, MarlonBerg; Marlu, 'Margaret Klrker. In thevaudeville portion of tbe eutertnlnmcnt are:Chinese Johnny Williams, whose act, withbis expose of magical tricks, brought blmInto ' considerable prominence ; Cbtirles K.Ilaricreiives, whose singing Is particularly

SihhI ; De Vino and Wooley, i lerinun como-lons; Moria Desmond, child Impersonator,

In tier 1 entertaining , sinking act : FraudsWood, In hoop rolling; Musical Huehn, andMortimer Hansen, animal nnd bird Imitator.

The knlntechnnscope continues.

New York Theatre (Klaw 4 Hrlongeri

managers), — This house emerged from Its

period of darkness on July 25, to blase tbe

way Mt the theatrical season of niiii-Hin.-,,

with the two act musical melange, "Tbe Maidnnd the Mulnm.v." as the fare with which to

tempt the Hummer amusement seeker who la

forced to tl ud bis entertainment In town.The production, which received on tin

above date . (la llrst metropolitan offer-

ing, was given Mr the first lime on unystage nt Alton, III., matinee of May 2<l.

Richard carle wrote the book and lyrics, nudHubert Hood iihwith Is credited with the

music. To the former's credit be It sold tbathe has maintained In this production thepace be set for himself In "The Tenderfoot,"and although Ills Jokes will not .always pussmuster Us iimt hand products, and Ills punsitrei many and' varied, there Is a quick suc-cession of pleasing happenings always pro-

vided, tho dialogue Is generally interesting,

the lyrics are particularly good, and there la

an animation to tho scenes which prodstbe action along at all times. Mr. Bowershas written music of the kind familiarlyknown art ' "popular," nnd has provided apleasing swing to several of the numbers,while to others he has Imparted that quality

known as "llugorliiK-" Mr. Carle composedthe musto for several Brings and did verywell at It, particularly la the case of "Pe-iullnr Julia." Tho production Is costumedkeaiillfully, and the work, of the chorus,'Specially their dancing, doserves a highmeed of praise. The audience applaudedstielr evolutions and sprightly movementsrenin and again. As Is the usual thing hi

offerings of tula kind, (lie plot Is microscopicIn the extreme, and lu this. Instance every-thing hinges upon tho palming off of Bolivar,n man of all work, updn Dr.- Dobbins, nnInventor, ds nn Egyptian mummy. Dr.Dobbins believes Hint be bas discov-

ered the ollxer of life, ant) gives Wash-ington Btubbs, nn Impecunious curio denier,

n sum of money for the supposed mummy,whom lie tries to "bring buck to life."

Numerous complications dually br'ng thingsto a climax, when a detective, Mac Swut,Is put In Hoi Ivor's place as the mummy.Richard P. Carroll was moat satisfactoryub (lie curio dealer, nnd made a big success

with bis songs, nnd I.oiiIh Wesley, uiuibla

footed and acrobatic us ever, also won manywell deserved encores for bis manner of sing-

ing "It's Great to be Crnsy." Edward Gsrviocarried oh* tbo comedy honors ns the rotund,Jovial Bolivar, linn humor bolug Invariablyeffective and his songs proving well worthencoring. Janet Priest, n diminutiveprincipal, was very good u» u little toughgirl, hiit the character was brought Intoview too frequently. , May Bolcy did voryOliver work, particularly fn bor song. "TboSales l4uly," and Adelo How land, whp Is

pretij* rind cracqfnl, miiae a dlstluct success.She given promise of being heard from toeven greater advantage than In her presentrole, for her voice Is a very good one. AnnieY'enuinns was welcomed like a conqueringu>ro-M>r heroine—upon her entrance, andI In- applause lasted for several minutes. Ed-gar Norton was capital us n dude. The cast:Washington Btubbs, Itlclinril V. Carroll : Boll-

vnr. Edward Oarvle; Dr. Ellsha Dobbins,fleorge A. Hemic: Mae Swat. I, mils Wesley;Ijiirtl 't'rlvei'lon, Edgnr Norton ; Michael Mc-Govern. Jess Cnlno; Elo Dobbins, Adele Row-land : Trlxle Evergreen, May Holey ; AstoriaDobbin*--, Annie Yeanmas; Muggsy, JanetPriest Oilier characters by Madgo Vincent,

Allelic stnntoii. Mprjorle Easlninn. loneGrant, Viola Vallarl, Inei Bhaer, JanetFrench, Jessie atntill-v, Adele Rowlaud. RdltnConrad. Jack Boutwell, Ethel Lloyd and An-tonio HtrosH. ,„, v

•^Ati1.'1 Rayman. general manager Titr

Clinrles Frdlimrirt; who has Hut had a holi-

day In eleven' years, sailed for F.urotie Hist

week. He will be gone until September,' andwill spend the greater part of. the time In

Herman*

.

Pr-elor's Twenty-third Street' The-atre (J, Austin Fynes, general manager).—Heading the Mil this week Is Clay M.Greene's sketch, "Christmas' Eve on nine-s-

well's. Island." 'which Is Interpreted by Syd-

ney Denne. Herbert Ayllng, Htndley Hawkinsand Frank H. Belcher. It. created p veryfavorable impression on July ~~>, and, thelittle company concerned In Its renderingwere called before the curtain In recognitionof their good work., The sketch describesChristmas Eve along "tb* rttw" on Black-well's Island, and tbe occupants of tbe cells

are endeavoring to pass the time pleasantlyby song end story. Tbe dialogue anajokes are by no means exceptional Inmerit, but tbe singing, of which there Is

plenty, Is ,the bright particular feature

of the act. and the voices nre' excellent.The Four Emperors of Music formed anotherImportant feature of tbe bill, nnd one whichresulted in good entertainment, while thelie Faye Bisters, three most pleasing per-formers, carried off well merited honors.John W. Mitchell and Grace Merrltt wereseen In a bright little playlet, entitled "TneSnow Man." which tells the story of earlymarital unhapplness of a young couple whodo not thoroughly understand each other.The wife, believing herself neglected by hereven tempered, cool headed and unetnotlouaihusband, whom she bas christened "TheSnow Man." because of his extreme coldness,seeks a divorce. When the time for thepacking of grips arrives, and husband andwife are arranging their separate posses-sions, the man gives the woman so manyglimpses of his nobility of character nndshows, such love for her. that tbe cloudsnre cleared away by mutual consent, and theynre reunited. This them'o Is treated In a cleverand most refined, manner,' and holds the' In-terest well. Miss Merrltt played with charm-ing manner And dramatic skill the role of themisguided wife, nnd Mr. Mitchell gave thenecessary touch' of languor to tbe interpre-tation of his character. Others on the bill

were: H. -V, Klttgerald, In hlB capital actof lightning changes ; Murphy and Nolan, Intheir singing and. talking; Devlne andWooley, German comedians. In tbelr bur-lesque trip In a . balloon ; Chinese JohnnvWilliams, In his excellent act; Racket t andHn/nrd, whose "Musical Trip Around theWorld" Is a novel and splendid offering;Mono Desmond, In her child ImpersonationsIn songs; the Zoeiiers, nrrlallsTs, and theAlpha Trio. The kalatecbnoscope continues.Pnatbr'a Theatre (Tony Pastor, mana-

ger).—Business continues to be excellent. atMr, Pastor's cosy theatre, and It seems a's

though the Summer weather has no deterrenteffect upon tho else of the audiences fromweek to week. Motadny, July 2.1, found everyseat filled when the new bill for the. weekwns placed on review. It scored from top tobottom, and another successful ' programmewan added' to tile list of the veteran mana-ger's account, which, In length at service, Isexceeded by no other vaudeville manager.The bill Is topped by tho comedy and acro-batic act of Hfckey and Nelson, or, as theyterm the act, "Twisted and Tangled." It IsIntended to promote laughter, but there Is adeal of clever acrobatic work as well, andthe net met with its usual success here.Johnson nnd' Wells, tbe colored duo, wereplaced prominently oh the. bill, and, beingexcellent dressers and capable singers, tbeywere deservedly encored many times. JohnIteldy nnd Elsie C\irr|er were at tbe fore Intheir skit, "Proposing;" Nat Leroy and Min-nie WOOdfOrd, a talented couple, who pleased,as usual, lu comedy ; Wolf and Milton, com-edy billiard acrobats; Claude and I'uunioUsher, In their character, bit of low life,, en-titled "Tough - Lore ;" the De Veau Sisters,Id songs and dances: Goldsmith and Hoppe,comedy musical act ; Gregory arid I.lbd, clubjugglers and hoop rollers ; I,e Clair andHo wen, burlesque acrobats ;' Herman aud Lil-lian De lleimuiont, whirlwind duueers ; AlicePhllhrooks, vocalist: Charles Duncau, topicalsinger, and the vltagraph, comprise tlirhweek's bill.

Keith's Theatre no. p. Albee, generalmanager).— Monday, July 2.1, did not pro-vide the best of theatre' weather, as climaticconditions were not conducive to theiltrlcnl

interests, still the bill 'nt Kellh'R looked Id

tcrestlnimeatby the largo audience, which lillcd ' everyseat In the pretty theatre, and It. was evi-dent that the programmo was being enjoyed,Judging by the applause and hearty laughter,which was almost Incessant. This was thebill, headed by Frank Keenan and company,presenting "The Actor and tbe Count,Tbe little comedy sketch repeated the nc- -

cess It met with at a previous visit toKeith's. Oiiih. H. Burke, Grace I,a Rue nndtho Inky Rays also scored strongly In theformer's sketch, entitled "The'HIlver Moon,"ns It Is constructed for laughing purposesonly. Conn and Conrad also appeared lua comedy sketch, hut along different lines.Still It Is of equal merit, aud, likewise, waswell received. Tho bill also lists tbe namesof specialty people who are very popularwith, the Keith patrons, as follows: Sflhsonand Merton, In occeutrlc comedy ; Maddoxnnd Wynne, In "Tho Messenger Boy and tbeThespian ;" Tom Wntera, "The Tramp andthe Piano;" the Messenger Uoys Trio, sing-ers and comedians; Eddie Hayes and MonsWayne, In songs and dances ; IJarl and Wll-son, musical comedians; Julia nalpb. In

tig. and promised excellent enterthln-That muny believed this was proved

songs and stories; Nestor and Belle Gagi, jugglers and equilibrists; Joe Bel-

mont, "The Human Rlrd :" the Sisters Del-berg, In character changes, and tbo Ameri-can blograpb.Aerial Garden (Klaw & Erlnnger, man-

agers).—"A Little ot Everything" Is now InIts eighth week.Casino (Sam S. ft Lee Shubert, mana-

gers).—"PIS I Puff II Pout I II" opened its

seventeenth week July 25. Thos. Q. Boa-brooko loft tbe company after tbo perform-unco July 21, and Fred Mace played the role•£i and tor the subsequent performances upto duto.Madlaon Square Roof Garden (Weber

& IIubIi, malingers).—"Paris by Night 1' began

Its fourth week July 25,Danim. Piohman and ma wine, mar-

oarbt Iu.ino.ton. returned from Euronolast week. Mi*. Frohmoh has signed n con-tract wltb Yecsey, o young violinist, who hascreated a sensation abroad. Ho Bald In an In-

terview : "1 cxpqct yecsey to e rente an artisticsensation here us he'lins done In Europe. Hewill begin In NOW York, Jim. 17, In CarnegieHall, with a matinee tho following Satur-day. After tbat ho will visit tbe large cities

only. Wltb regard to dramatic matters, tnenew Lyceum Theatre will open Sept. 13, wltbIsrael Zangwlii's new comedy, 'The Serio-comic Governess,' with Cecilia Loftus as theatar. Charles Wyndhatn and his companywill follow, Then I shall produce at theLyceum a new comedy by Arthur W, Plnero.Other authors with whom 1 have contractedfor plays for tbe Lyceum are Israel Zang-wlll, who' Is to write a new drama ; Cecilllnleigh. who In to wrlto a comedy, and acouple of American authors. A play by oneof tbo latter I hope to produce at tho LyceumIn the Spring." Mr. Prohman will openDiily'ii Theatre tho first week In Septemberwith "Tho Schoolgirl." This will be fol-

lowed by "The Clugnlee," another Lendonsuccess,

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"Thr Gint. from Rat'r" will resume, Its

carer nt the Herald Hduare Theatre on Aug.22, with Saul llertiard and Rattle Williams.TlMTTlftmV AVKNItK THftATlifl, udller the

msungeittent of Martin J: Dixon, will otJenthe regular seasotl Saturday night, July 30,with" the scenic production, "A Child of theBlums," •

New York Theatre Roof Gardm(Klaw ft Erlauger, munagcrs).—Inclement

weatber and the reopening of tbe theatre for

the season In the building, Monday night,

had a tendency to lessen the usual patron-

age for night of July 25. It was the begin-ning of tbe seventh week of the present Burn-mer season. Guerrero, as Carmen; Datns, of

the" marverou's memory ; Ned waybura's uins,and, Louis Urn not are the bold overs for thisweek. The! military act, "Our Boja In Blue ;"

/tinnier, one of ottr dtftext jugglers; theRitchie Trio, 'cyclists; the Hanilor Trio, ringperformers, and the Yamamoto Bros., wireand la perche' act, are new here this week.

At inn tic Garden (W. Kramer's Sons,

managers).—Jnck Marshall and Marie Barf-

lett. Introducing ' "The American Heiress

and the German Nobleman :" HarryDudley and Alice Cheslyn, , tbe oper-atic tenor and tbe character vocal comedi-enne: May Leon, wltb her trained dog androoster ; Devene and Schurtz, comedy ae-robe Is. and Magee and Walsh, charactercomedians, are tbe attractions for this week.

Paradise Roof Gardens (Oscar Haui-

m'erstel n, manager).—The current hill names

:

Pewit, Hill and Bylvanl, Paul Spadonl, Belle

Hathnwny's dogs and monkeys, Cbas. T. Aid-rich, Willy Zimmerman, Sisters Gascb, Riceand Prevost. Collins and Hart, Al. Walz, and"Pnralfalla," wltb Josephine Babel, EleanorFalk, chorus and ballet.

Madison Bqriave Garden.—This Is theninth and last week of J. S. Dues and hisMetropolitan Orchestra, In "Venice." July81 Is tb« closing date. . .

Klaw ft Eblanoxr are organising a per-manent musical stock company to play Inthis city; all the year. lu Summer this com-pany Will be nt, home at the Aerial Gardens,and In tbe cola month* they will be In thenew Liberty Theatre. Fay Templetod will bethe leading wontan..ond Pete Daley, Lee Har-rison and Joseph Coyne have already been en-gaged, This company will be known as theKlaw ft Erlauger Comedy Co., and It Is an-nounced that It will play entirely In this city.

Marie dukhhleu Is tbe latest well knownstar, to sign with Joe Weber for the stockcompany nt Weber's Music Hall the comingseason. The list of principals engaged by Mr.Weber up to dote Includes,, besides Missgreasier : Anna Held, Mr. Weber, Aubreynliclcault, Harry Morris and Bonnie Ma-

glim.

Max HiRscnriBM) will direct the orches-tra at the Lew Fields Theatre.

Ki.aw ft Ehi.anohr have decided to keepthe Aerial Theatre, over the New Amster-dam, open all the year 'round. It Will beleased during the Winter season for recitals,muslcales and private theatricals.

8TANLM Rjonoi.u, who was the originalGeorge Osborne In Mrs. Flake's productionof "Becky Sharp." bos been again engagedfor that role In Mrs. Flake's forthcoming re-

vival of the play. Tbe engagement of FrankJ. Mclntyrc also Is announced. He will ap-pear In the rolo of Joseph Hex! ley.

John Qhbrson hag been engaged as stagemanager of "Military Mad," which opensat the Gnrrlrk Theatre Aug. 22. Mr. Emer-son Is business manager nnd one of the in-

structors of tbe Stanhope-Wbeatcroft Drn-nintlc School.

Tub Libolbr production of Hall Calhe's"Tbe, Eternal City" Ik to be made at tbeAcademy of Music oh Aug. 4. Cborles Proh-man begins his second season at the HeraldSquare Theatre on Aug. 22, with a revivalof "The Girl from Env s," arid on the sameilny, at the Garrlck, Rich ft Harris will pre-sent Leo Dltrlchsteln'a new adaptation of theGerman farce, "Military Mad," with Mr.Dltrlchsteln In the cast

Hiibrr's Museum, after extensive alter-ations, will open for the season on Aug. 1.

Harlem.—At Proctor's One Hundred andTwciity-nrih Street Theatre (J. AustinFyucH, general manager) this week's- offering

Is "The Lady ot Lyons," with Adelaide Kelmarid W. S. Hnrt In the leading roles. Thescenery nnd stage effects are most pleasing,and cnirte In. for approval July 25. The com-rinny acquitted themselves well, and the offer-ng in its entirety was warmly received, anddrew out a crowded house, both afternoonnnd evening, on the opening day, Every per-formance Is well attended here, nnd the bousebaa more than held Its awn during the Sum-mer. The, Vaudeville . for the week presentsthe following numbers: Ben Welch, PaulineMorau, nod Richard Raven,

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Brooklyn.—At Manhattan Beach "TbeRunaways" with Arthur Dunn In tbe lead-

ing role Is the current bill opening July .211.

The company has been carefully chosen fromtbe Shubert forces. Chas. Dox, Mabel Car-rier, Nenl McCiiy, iteglua McAvoy, JohnRendersoti and KrriilriTe Earle are In thecast, and do effective work.

Pain's Ami'irmiKATitB. with "Decatur,1804," the blowing up of the Philadelphia,and the bombardment ot Tripoli grows morepopular at 'each performance,

BBiflitToN Reach.—In - tbe Music nail. fjn T. Grover, manager) George Evans,"the Honey Roy," heads the 1)111 this week.Countess Mlgnon D'Alcncoii makes her first

nppenrance on this side of the water 20.others are : Capt. Webb's seals, Delmore andLee, llolcombe, Curtis and Webb, John Fordand Mnyme Gehrue, J. Warren Keane andAlice Shaw. ' - ,

DiiKAMi.ANii.—"Fighting the pinnies" Is

drawing tbe crowds at each performance.Tho spectacle Is considered most realistic.Tbo open air circus acts of the past twoweeks are retained, and on the vaudevillestage -new turns are added; The Golden?afe Quintet remain the headtlners 25-30.he Everett Trio. Gertrude Morton, the

Three Herbert Brothers, and tbe HarmonyTrio, In a new musical act, are also factorsIn the entertainment ..'..,Luna Park (Thompson & Dundy, owners).—Tho circus bill remains the snroe, but for

the, following few additions: Tbe Hurleys,Spills, Laurent and Carols, Camilla andFondu, Lawrence Sylvester, Carloso and bisdogs, and the 'Cycling Globe. In Ring 2, ofthe til ring circus, Maxlrous. Thompson &Dundy has Instituted tb* first of a series ofspecial bund concerts, which tbey purposeto continue throughout the season.

IlENiiKiiHON'H MUH1C Ham, (F. B. Hen-derson, manager).—The bill presented thisweek Is nn excellent one. Mr. and Mrs.Dan lllntt, Mlla.nl Trio, Ford Hrothem,Cubltt's Musical Melange, Three RossiBrothers, American Beauties, OrpneuoaTrio, Maiettc, McDonald and. Huntington,the. Two Roses, Harry B. Wilson, Mullenand dog, Henrietta Dreyer, Eftle Brooklyn,Palfray and Barton, Potter and Hartwell,nnd Burrows nnd Trovers are,on the bill.

Notes.—Jessie McAllister, who has beena popular member ot the Spooner Stock Co,eVer since thelt arrival here some few yearsago, has severed her connection with' thatcompany and has sighed with the ColumbiaStatic Co.. which Is to open on Aug. 27,with "Soldiers of Fortune''

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Newark.—At Proctor's Theatre (J. Aus-

tin Fynes, general numager) hot weather

does not retard business to any appreciable

extent here, and good bills All tbe house.

Tbe Important offering this week Is the one

act drama, "For Llxette." Anna Layng nnd

Iter Company, lo a.ahv.rt comedy, , will also

receive . good attention, ns she always has

here. The Three WcBtons' Mitslcjil .net. Is

§NW featured. Fisher nnd Clark, Louise Syl-

rester, Laurence Crane, Bennett .and Rich,

and Perry and Randall. complete a Ml com-manding more than nokslng attention.

' Notes.—Tbe department of buildings, of

this city, has estimated that the cost of

altering the six local theatres, to conformto tbe new fire ordinance, will be as follows

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Kewark Theatre, *14,O0O; Empire Theatre,

»8,IKX> ; Columbia Theatre, *7,U00 ; .Blaney s,

SO,000; Proctor's, $0,01)0, and Waldmaon's,S7.000, aggregating about |51,000 In all.

Considerable activity Is necessary, as the

work must be completed before the openingof the coming season Jt Is reported that8. Leschzlrier has purchased the ColumbiaTheatre from C. M. Hedden, and plana havebeen drawn for extensive alterations. Nochange In the management Is announced.The theatre was damaged by fire last weekto the extent of $500. Tbe flames were dis-

covered bv the janitor at 4 a. m., and weredue probably to defective electric wires.

Atlantic City.—At' the Ocean Pier MusicHdll (Harry D'Esta, representative) tbe Hos-tonlnns closed a tbree weeks' engagementJuly 2,1. Dockstnder'g Minstrels week of 25,"Foxy Grandpa" week Of Aog. 1.

Ocba.n Pier Thhatrs (Harry D'Esta, rep-resentative). — Business was good week ofJuly is, with' "Tbe Wrong Mr. Wright""Why Smith Left Home" week of 2S, T,8kyForm" week of, Aug. 1. ,

Savoy Tbbatiib (Huntley ft Moore, mana-gers).—The Huntley-Moore Stock Co. con-tinues to please good sired audiences, Forweek of July 25, Louise Carter and the stockcompany,' In "Cumberland, '01. Tbe vaude-ville portion of the bill for week of 25 w'llbe furnished by : Wnrsay Brothers, Duml-trescu troupe of acrobats, Al Bayoo'B traineddogs, nnd Wittard's Juvenile "Mikado" Co.

Stkei, Pier (J. BoUtwell, raab'ager).—Bigbusiness. Vessclla's. Band and the Philhar-monic Orchestra are tbe permanent features.

< GuvERNATon's thcatrb ( Bid: Fern, mana-ger).—Business Is boomlug. For week of 25 :

Fern Comedy Four, Comfort, Mack and Com-fort, Aloz and Zola, Archer Brothers, KnoksBrothers, tbe Castanos, the Riches, Hyde nndHeath, Keenc, Meyers and Rosa, the GreatInman, Freexe Brothers, lllchard Raven, JohnMoloney, Sherman and Fuller, Sinclair andCarlisle, Cnsrellnt nnd Hall, the Two Macks,Nelson and Sharp, Connor's dog show, M. J.Kelleber, Racine and Raymond, the Modas,Harris and Merlo, Messen And Messen, Brad-dock and Feeney.Casson, Collins and Keen.

Doylr's. Thkatuf! (Frank Goldie, mana-ger).—Record breaking patronage. An-nounced for week of 25 : Novelty ComedyFoUr, Four Bottomeley Brothers, tbe ThreeNudos, Edward and Nettle Masse, Lavlnannd Arlington; Vanleer and Duke, Rome andFerguson, Kir. and Mrs. Frank; Lavolne,Adams and Swariburne, Wlltsle and West,Hastings and Finn, the St. Fexls Sisters,Itogers and Fanchette, Phil and Carrie Rus-sell, Honman and Kearney, Balfour andGerard, Aldo and Amour, Murray and Alden,Burden nnd ltehan. l'atchen and Clifton.

Gabbic'e TflRATitB (A. T. Nichols, man-ager) .—Good bouses continue, with the per-formances of Richard Bubder and bis com-pany In high class plays.

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Trenton.—At. Mercer Pleasure Park(John Ti. O'Brien, manager) bill July 25and week: Messenger BoyB Trio, Whitleynnd Bell Gllsrtn and Countls, and Edwardanu Madge Benton. •

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Swiijjo Lake Pabk (Management TrentonStreet Railway),—Bill for 25 and week:Gardner and Oolder, James It. Waters, theDo Mutba, P. C. Slutor, Alf. and MabelWilson. .....Noras.—Frank B. Shalters, of Reading,

Pa., has been engaged by I. C. Mishler astbe business manager of the State StreetTheatre.. ....Charles Stevenson, for manyyears slngo manager at TayI6r's OperaHouse, win havo a similar position at tbeState Street Theatre.

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W. Taylor, manager) preparations ore beingmode for. the opening of the season, whichoccurs on Aug. 20. The auditorium is beingrenovated, and everything done for the pa-trons* comfort In this popular priced bouse...... .Johnson, Johnson and Johnson startout this week with their new, piece. . A min-strel first part, "Brothers and Rons," con-stitute this act, It being Something decid-edly new In the curtain raiser line. Mr.Johnson exhibits a fat bunch of contracts,which includes tbe) Summer parks duringthe hot months, and the big cities duringthe Fall and Winter.

YoanKstovvn.—At Idora Park CasinoTheatre- (E. Stanley manager) the' Barlow

' Minstrels held the boards last week, and theirentertainment was high class, 'which 'state,

merit whs borne out by the good attendanceMannger Stanley's amateur night of earliweek affords his patrons considerable whole-some amusement. .

Avos Pabk (Job. W, Wess, manager)Week At 24, the following will appear: Bur-ton and Brookes, la tbelr skit, "A Can ofHumor;" the Four Webbs', acrobats and bal-ancers ; Lillian Shaw, singing comedienne -

Paul Barnes, monologue and songs, and Mar-low Plnnkett and Co., lu tbelr sketch, -\I.eson IQ Shakespeare." Attendance was verygood When the weather was favorable.NoWs,—Manager Peter Rice Is having (be

asbestos curtain at tbe house well paintedand decorated, and has the following earlybookings : Local Italian amateur co. Aug 4Powell Sisters, physical culture,

, 5 ; Seina'Herrmann, In "Married, But No Wife," 6.

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The death of Leigh Lynch, which occurredat .

Parkeratmrg, W. Va„ July ID,. was re-

ceived In this city with much regret byfriends and relatives. Mr. Lynch was herelost month, he being In advance 'of Has-kell's Indian Band, . which 'was playing atAvon Park at the tlrno of his demise.

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TEXAS.

Ban Antonio.—Sun Antonio now baa aSummer theatre. On Saturday, July lc, theNew Orphean Garden Theatre was thrownopen to tbe public. This' is distinctly anopen nlr, theatre, amid beautiful hatural sur-roundings. The park' (a situated in the fa-mous Twohlg homestead, In the heart ot thocity, which Is encircled by the Sak AntonioCity, m 'i

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River, and enclosed by a ma bhIvo stone wall,giving It the appearance of a coliseum. Thestage is placed ou a slight elevation, andIs completely topped by towering trees, thebright evergreen foliage of which meet lafrom of the proscenium arch, making a beau-tiful effect. The people of San Antonio haveshown their appreciation by crowding thepark. The staff Is as follows: James TBrady, manager: Col. R., H. McGoldrlck.treasurer: Prof. E. A. Rogers', musical di-rector. The opening bill TncJuded: Sylvanand O'Neal, as headline™, In comic acro-batic sketch and tumbling; Jay Van V71eIllustrated songs; Tony, Jap trick pianist 1

"The Man In White," nud the latest animatedpictures. »»

ILLINOIS.

Peoria.—At the Grand (Cliarnherlln, Har-rington A Co., managers) the season' 'will

open about Aug. 10, and Manager HarringtonIms a One list of bookings..

Wbast'b Theatre (C, P. Bartsftn, mana-ger),—Business Is onlV fair. Bill 25 30 i Ko-sure and Chaplain, Melroy Trio, John C.Powers, Kuctzcr. . .,

Jacobs' Thp^tiib. (A. . F. Jacobs, msna-gtr).—Fair business. Bill 25-30: Tbe Jami-sons, Munroe and La Fronts,

,, the Mldgleys,

'ba'bnum & Haimcy- Show drew two-thirdscapacity afternoon, jind, about four-flfthB atnight, July 18. . \

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llnrlfonl. -At Poll's (L. E. Kllby, man-ager).—All records for attendance during theSummer season were broken last week. Forthe week of July 2o : "O'Brleri,. the Contrac-tor," 25-27: "The Lost Paradise'; 28-30.

,CiriTot, PAUK.-^-Bln for 25 and, week : El-

sip Jnnls, the Charioeroys, the Q'Rourke andBurnette Trio, Phllette, and Donovan andDaly.

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Hamilton.—At Noun Park (J". O. Appleton, manager ) Hatty" Llndley's Co.' Is theattraction, good busRlpss being done weekof July IS, The bill was "A Banker's Hecelnt." Week of 2D, the Lime Kiln Club.

Riiebman'h Mountain Cbun (W. B. Sliermaur'nanVgefV.—MM). Currier's Co.. week ofIS, put on repertory to large audiences.

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Rochester—At the National Theatre(Max Hurtlg, manager) "Prince Karl," asput on by the stock, week of July 18,' provedto be exactly what was wanted by tbe pub-lic. The company did about' Its best workof the season. Paul McAllister and. MissRonstello did capital work. . Business Isvery good. Week of 25 (the last but one° r

,the presnt stock season) "Mistress Nell"

will be played..Cook Oi'bra Houss (J. H. Moore, man-

ager).—"Out Thar" had Its first presenta-tion on any stnge July 18. It Is by MainOrutc and Wnde Mountfortt, and proved tobe a briskly tnovlnn; drama of life In Mis-sonrl. The characters were nil exceedinglywell drawn, and tbo, play. Interested verymuch. The principal .character. StormyJordan, was exceedingly well played by PeterLong. Others to whom praise Is due were:Bert Lytcll, David Hartford, Harold Mor-dannt. Alexander Dole, and Adora Andrews.A word of special mtsutlOn Is due for Rich-ard Baker's excellent character acting asthe old negro servant. Business was ex-cellent. As play proved to be a success heroit will probably be put on road coming sea-son.

Ontario Bbacii Tame (Jno.. J. Collins,manager). — Large crowds ruled the pastweek. Conway's Ithaca Bind began its en-gagemerit 21. Owing to their, great success,tho Blcketts have been re-engaged for therifescnt j»eek. W. H. Barber, Th "The Loop-ing the Gup," la announced to appear at thispark very soon.Notb.—The Corinthian, which Is being

built ou tbe site ot the old Academy of Mu-sic, Is rapidly nearlng completion, and laannounced to pen the latter part of August.Burlesque and combination attractions Will

9L pum ? '.nl() "L8 ihHRre will be under

the elBcleut management of H. ,C. Jacobs,who formerly conducted the Empire, whichlifts long since been rebuilt Into a departmentstore.

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Atlanta".—At the Caalrio, Ponce De Leon

Sartan ^ZT^T^^V^^ &mt*9*M hare no leas tjtta'tut.

,, A' i?- Wah her* wwk f .

Ju" "' w S< halfads^bung Id' this season's "roKitWojtTl ii-

The. same oompany holds over week Dockstader's Minstrels. Thsf are':"'T'My

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'. Jii •'—J$&tJS*kBBl PWbM "SPte popular thisseasoh tukn ever before. Every attractionhas enjoyed liberal patronage.

' M. Wltmark & Sons have acquired, by pur-chase, tbe music publishing business con-ducted by Cobb & Edwards, In West'Twenty-elghth Street, and have also added boththeso popular song writers to tbelr ever In*

creasing staff of composers and Versifiers

who.. make their headquarters under the

"bee hive" clock tower Of tho Wltmark Build-ing, Mr. Cobb. scored his first success with"Good-bye, Dolly Gray." With Mh Edwn'rdshe produced "Deal Hoealle" and "Could YouBe True To Bye*' Of Blue," both ponutursongs. Among their latest publlcaaolia,which are now added to the Witmark cata-logue, are: "Louisiana Anno,". "The GirlWho Cares for Me" and "Goiod-bye, LittleGirl, Good-bye." The last named, In par-ticular, Is a sprightly yet sentimental marchballad, which has already taken a treriiendpushold upon the popular fancy, .and bids fairto be another 'tlolly Gray,'' and; under tllCenterprising system of tho Wi (marks, willbe In the front rank of show riongs duringthe coming theatrical season. ' At tlie runictime tbe Wltmarks have added to theiratnff Leo Edwards. 1/rother of Gub Edwnrds,who has published several of his own. com-positions, notably such' songs An "No. 1 Cu-pid Street," "\?hen tbe Right Mr. BightConies Along" and "Pretty Kitty Bin," to-

Sether with a bright and . timely campaignmrcli two step, entiled "Broncho Buster."He will join the Wltmarks both as composerand demonstrator, In tbelr professional de-partment. With this tnlerited trio added toGeorge Spink, Dave Itced jr. arid 6th«r recentrecruits to their stag, the Wltmarks certainlyhavo a strong array ot popular long com-posers. . •

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The Wltmarks have become special agentsin America for the play publishing house ofSrimue) French & Sons, of London, and havereceived their first consignment of comedies,etc. These they Intend principally for theuse ot amateurs, through the medium of thenew mall Order department which tbe wlt-marks are adding to their establishment.Tho Wltmark iMucIc Libra 17 contracted forthe exclusive eorriccs of Mmc; Lfturn Rose,society entertainer, to stage and produce (orvarious amateur .ornmsaaolul her musicalgajfo vm, "Little Goody Two Shoe*,;; forwhich Bhe carries 400 different costumes,complete scenery, paper, etc.,,,,Mriny .novel-ties are promised In. this dcpnrtmeht

"Beansy," one of the. naw songs, has beenplaced with the Imperial Barlesqaers, rindWill bo a feature of. that show the comingreason.

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nga being sung by the best Vrforni-1 business from the P. B.-Havlland

ClnslVely for the Wffmwks lire B'MyiW—U rouse, who, in addition to his" compositionsW'.the piano, wrote "Here's to the Hose 1"

nnd George Spink, composer of '!Honey1 .Ml'Sweet" and other, popular songs. withthe addition of Dave Reed Jr. to the staffof lyric and. libretto writers, the, Wltmarksare prepared to' furnish any sort of musi-cal entertainment.

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by Carroll Johnson, arid" ''To gtthYr.

M Frederick Baugh, general monageiNaughton's Vaudeville clrcnlt of

Snow White Lily/•"""Cissy/'' to Jbo'~fetlaK<lhnson, and 'TogttheT." ' „

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Ilrlbtlu, has Just sailed for London, and histnkcu wlUit*l»JL A«ml>,8el*tarB, Mdb. "TheClrl Wafl&g2gh«l&iblc Eyes." to be feat-

ured ia!E*ini»o. :i_ ;' '"

'lie Bobeoa Opora"Co. In playing a Sum-inii.oi' eugugement ot Bay City, Saginaw and

Grund Itaplds. The company Includes : .1.

K. Murray. Clara Lane, Frank Hush Worth,llcrbrrt Hears, Edith Balnmscda, MadelineWlntbrop, Bertha Blake, Harry Crcleblon,uud JoluvO. Cantor,

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atUtr. ;JlrUtmjU A?»W»M manager .andnovel ;wrtt*f,;dled trJ .London, Bag., on July:•:'. He ' had undergone an operation (oraiiccr ot the stomach on July 20, and deathwas the result of heart weaaness followinglie unc ot the knife. Mr. Barrett waa bornin Bauer, Bag., Feb. 18, 1810, and went onthe stage.;' at the' age of seventeen years,waking TiIh provincial debut at Halifax In

ism.' Snbsenuently'he went on tour withCaroline Heath, the famous Lady Isabel In"East Lvnne," .and In that play lie gave hislirst performance In London, at the SurryTheatre, as Archibald Cnrlylc, on Monday,July 1, 1807. .in 1874 he leased the Am-piilihi'atre, at Leeds, and when t hit hopsiwas destroyed by, fire twp years ' later: A'hninquired; the Royal. Leeds, lind then managedthe LcH&*Grdiiu, which waa opened Nov,l8,1K78. The next year he- went' to Lyndon,brcame " manager 'of the Court Theatre,in (hat city, and produced many notableplays there, .(onus of which were writ-ten by himself.' On July 12,

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became the lessee and manager of the Prin-cess Theatre, London, where be revlTcd,"TbcOld,Love'and*'theNew" on the ubbvc' date.

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Death waa oauscdTby a afrnunclc, bringing

Ham* ,.\V. BEHQfi, well known In theatrical10.

Ma,j^ing on

uiooa poisoning. Mr. Kenton was generalagent for Campbell Brothera' Clrcns, andSfi ,'«kcn 111 while engaged In his duties,ihe Illness at first was not considered serl-!","' I"" t

h0 Bank rapidly after an «i>cratlou,his death being entirely unexpected. IliaWife, ,j;ulla Semon,, reached hU bedaldo a fewhours after tils death, and at obfc arrangedWJ*ve the body taken to Kalamiioo,

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iffWre Interment was made on "July it.Sejnon wsb fortytwd^yeara old,

vand ibt«tgj,:Pfofes8)gtt iln 1810. when fcjawe boy,

!?3<!ft.^J46n '?0,,ln* ,a &mw - W1881 Be

was with the •Adam "Forepangh Shows, ascontracting agent, assisting his father, 8. II.beiuon. Since that tlmo he has been engagedwith numerous enterprises, having for mnnyyears his own thentrlcnl companies on ther5a<3 durliiij the Winter, and, being connect-ed with circuses In the Summer. He nctcdaageneraliaRciit for many, tented enterprises,lis wife and three children survive hint. Thelatter are performers, being known as thethree Semens. Mr. Semon's father Is wellknown ob the contracting agent for the Korc-paugh-Selli Brothers' Circus, having. been en-gaged with that show for many' year*.Sarah M. MkAo, wife ot William H. Mead,

of Mends Dog and Tony Show, dledjfnddenlyfrom apoplexy, la this city, .on MonWTjuly38. Mrs. Mead had been connected With h«rhUHbanil's enterprises In an executive (wayJamks AntiioS* Ui-.NX*rt, an aeronaut,

was drowned In . the St. Lawrence River,near Montreal. Can,, on July 10, while mak-ing a balloon asccnslon.fram Riverside Turk.

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cess Theatre, London, where he revived, "Tho ~ _._ .... —t~. : |perlod. beginning Mtrtduv, JuOld,Love. nn<r the New" on the above' date, Itl 1 £><t 1 I* M A A lf« Bhrbnra, Clil., fllsrHarrvmoand produced Geo. B. Sims' melodramn, ''Tile 1 1 1 I 5 V V I I U U V V US ^ tlgucd from her Jong trip 11.

toaW.d'Londdn," In which he1made dtie'

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of "* yrp ( ?M" :* v ?&? neni directly Mowing herbin grektett acting successes, at 1 Harold Ar-iiiytage. The play ran for two hundred andeighty-six nights, and created no little sen-.i.nloii. In 1882 he produced Sims' "Thelloinany Rye," and In the same year his"The Silver King," which ran for three hun-dred consecutive nights. Mr. Burrctt playedWilfred Denvers In this play. In 1K83 hoproduced "Claudlan," creating the title role.

anil revived "Hamlet," for one hundred andseventeen nights, in 1884. He then appearedas Junius Brums, In Lord Lyttnn'B "Junius,or the Household .Oods.". In 1880 'Mr. Bar-rett appeared Ihv "Hoodrann Blind," a drama,by Henry A. .lone* and himself. The nextyear lie came to America, and upon return-ing produced, at the Brighton, the drama,"Sister Mary," written by himself, In col-laboration with Clement Scott. A shorttime aftecward be appeared at. the PrincessIn the classical tragedy, "Onto." It waaat this rierlod Hint ho nod Hall Culnenut on nte' ' stage an ' adaptation ot tile

lattcr's "The Deemster," called at drat"Benmy-Crec," and later "The Good OldTimes." In 1889 lie produced the romanticdrama "Now-n-days," written by himself, Thomanagement of the Globe Theatre, Londnn,missed Into, his bands In 1887. One of thebest known plays produced

,by him In that

theatre wasv'The Golden Ladder.": In 1880be made U long visit to" America. Upon hisreturn lie wrote and played the four settragedy, "Bharoab," and revived "Othello"and "Vfrglnlus." He became manager ot thereconstructed Olympic Theatre Dec 4, 1 Kin 1,

and of the Lyric Theatre In 1800. It wasduring this year that ho gained a wonderfulsuccess with the religious drama, "The Signof the Cross," which he wrote himself, and Inwhich he played the principal role. The playran fpr eighteen months. . Mr,'- Barrett vlaltedAustralia In 1808 and 1002. In 1800 he tookihai'go ot the Lyceum, London, the housethat had ho long been under the ^directionof Henry Irving. Ho produced his own' adap-tation of Slimklewlcz's "Quo Vndls," ill [Edin-

burgh, In 1000. His most recent, play waa"The Christian King," produced In Loudon In1002. Mr. Barrett made llvrt- vbr'is to 'thiscountry and was almost uh wc.ll known InNew York as In London. Although Ills namehas boon chiefly cqnnected with modern Brit-ish mcliidi niiiH. he took rank among t he thrcoor four best , ncior-maliugcrs hi Greatlirllnlu. » I - ''< •

Miih. Mah Pktkiihon, a vaudeville per-former, died June 27, at 101 I'nao, Tex., fnnnheart tllscuso. aged twenty-live years. Shewas compelled to leave the ttugu 11 yenr. too,iiiul she wenf to El rnso to live. Mrs.1'elerson had been In the prnfmwbw -forhvulvfl yours, and her last eugugement was111 Washington) 1 park, In the above mimedcllyi. llcr husband, Gllstave Peterson, andher 1 wo broMicrN.i llarvcy Reese' and 'Charlesiminl, survive. her. 1-.

'MlKNIK Waixack (Mrs. Clinrlcs B. Dob-smiK wife of Chnrlcs Dobson, banjolst, diedat tier hoiric lu Hcyport, N. V., on July 21,aged forty-tliicc' years. She wna horn InNew York City, May 1, 1801, and was mar-ried twenty-six years ago, at Kansas City,Mo. Miss Wallace was with "The WhileSlave" Co. hint, season, Her son. I'rarik.iiiul three Misters, Agnes. Wallace VHin, of'Jho World Agalhet Her," mid two otherh'nIci-s Bhrvlvo' her. Interment wus ut Key-port, N. Y.CiiAnuH M. CofcMNS, who was nt one

lime prominent In American thentrlcnl nf-iitlrs,- died at his home In'New Roc-hellc. K.v. on July -21, from ' Rrlght's dlsensc, agedHfly-two -years. Mr. Collins was one of theniciubers of the" original .Union Houare Thc-"Iro Co., under A. M. Palmer: His llrst np-jjcumuco was In "The ' Bunker's Daughter,"bf Bionson. Howard. In 1884 In ;loft thotjiilnn-Simare i.v, mid war one ot the pfl'l-

J**t Joined forces, and Mr. Collins continued

Ml ,7 V.. 1 ! "» WUICU'IHI TOOK tup IOIU l.l

Miekildcrln, and HMd It-iip'fcp the closo0MI10 past seasou.

j ilia' friends had arrangedjj^nfh.t/or him, ipJwko'placc, under Kbiw

I V,r,,, '!rje* b management, at (he New Ro-

ciiello Theatre, Tuesday night, July 20, aui),lesnic Mr , coIIIdh' 'death*' the performancewill be given, aa It Is understood that hisiniiilly are ln need of assistance.

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1 1'VNC'lt, Who was 111 ad va in a ofLiskells Indian Baud this acuaon, died ntnrkorslmrg, W. Vn., July 10. Mr. Lynch,

«ho wna born In Blnlravllle, Pa., tlfty^elghtcars ago, waa lor about llflcen ienra man-!"r«/tlii> Union 8(|uare Theatre,' New>ork,.under A.-M, Palmer and J. W.' Collier.e went to Australia with the All Amer

bin ball teajn, and during the past tennars he hud manugeil the tours of big bands

this couutry,, JHe married Anulo llerger,

1 '.e'ebrnted cornet Player, of The Bcrgerfilially, who, wtth .}hiee children, survive

was found dead. lust week. Heand wna formerly

company at Korc-if y. Heart fulluro wus

coin-<>r the

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'he muKC „f |,|K death.lr,niiKHT4jii{iMH»H, a teuor aliiger mid

"^•r, died HHOueuly from IliPiimntlsm «>. .

"Jl't. at JBi)st6n, Mush., July 21; uged fori

Maza .-aiuMNKAujc (Auua May MrsSlckl, 11

11 kupwn thuructer woman, died In Chicago

uU£l?y ^•!*t<tr"> Samarltun Hospital, from

OT}, .»i*d!f5rtyTyear«. She,wa B born at"arertnn, In., nnd at nn early nge fliose thesinwi as her profession, brie hnd,a|ipenfeil»l h success .In.."The Tornado," 'iTbe White

i,'i»,r "i?'"Kljff'.of the. Opium .Blue': and

H»W other prnduclloiis. ner IiiikImiihI, P. O.» " ynennx, iihd one son, survive Her. Infer-

Notes Know I'.uiKEr.'.s Nkw PavilionShow.—We arc playing to good businessdespite the bud wenllicr. Tho. company In-cludes: Billy Parker, singing arid dancingcomedian ; Illltonlo, llic hiiinnn anakft

;Frank

M. Weeks, the old darkey Impersonator amibnujolst; Bert Shannon, one armed violinist:Kd. W. Jobuson, musical net; Hilly andSadie Parker, coon song singers, buck dune-era and cake walkers: Brothers Kutlier, tin-peie experts ; Weeks and Parker. We alsocarry a band of six pieces. ..B. W. ParkerIs manager; F. M. Wcc-kB is stage inniinger,Mrs. It. W:. Parker la treasurer, and Ed.Johnson In our nniBlcal director.

PitoK. Ni:iiomiih has been engnged fortwo weeks at the Winnipeg Fair, July 25-Aug. 8.

Notes pnosi Sutti.k 4 Hvson's AlahamaS'ri'iia.NTa.—The show wan n big success,week of July 4, at I^ikc George Casino, turn-ing hundreds away' nlj(ht of the Fourth.Week of 11 we were at Kaydcrona Park,Snratogu, N. Y. The roster Includes : JnnicsSettle, l'\ A. Hyson, Chns. Johnson, JohnWard, Walter Cornlck, .D. 11. Lane, CurtisMills, Sydney Smith. Wm. Scott, Mrs. lifts

Settle, Mrs. V. A. Hyson, Mmc. Itoblnson,Kdltb Harrison, ,/ola Rlngeld, llatiy Char-lotte. Every ono Is In the best of health.

. Notes of Mqdrkn ItUMIUV Cd, tio. 411

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We opened our Summer tour May 23, and so.fur have had a prosperous season. We ar.)

nt present In Northern New York, and theremainder of the Hummer will find us lu thoAdirondack mountain resorts. Our main topIs a 40 by - 00ft; - black ' tent, with sevenlengths of blues, elevated Btnge, scenery,etc. Uvcrybody eats ,aud sleeps on the lot,

and our living tents axe encircled with twohundred feet of nidewaii, which glyes'en airof privacy to the camp. Our aproad of enn-vau would do JubUcc to n maro pretentiousshow. Wei make week stands, anil our pur-fonnimci's always' pleilNC. We I'lnse tile uMwwlili n series of new one net farces, Includ-ing medleys, etc. Our rosier Is : \V, If. K|liig,

manager nnd lecltlrer; Merry Voy, Irish andblack face .comedian, biddies nnd roughWench; the Kllngs, sketch team; Little Gra-de, NOiifirotteV; Nurls Gregory, trnps, wli->

and juggling, aud Mile. Lot la, whose lllus-

irated songs, serpentine and picture diiiues

are a feature. George Parish Ih la chargel nf 'binvas; Chef lLn"Valre finnlHlieH us wlili

nil the good edibles obtainable. Mr. Kllnghas In preparation w.vcriil new Illusions, amithe show will «0 South poxt Wlnlcr. All

;tfre well. Our mascots ur6' "Duke," trulneaShetland pony, and Mr. Kllng's fox tcrrk'r,

"P'rltis."

IlllHTKII Ol' TllllllAN lln<W.' l:ii: SHOW.

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Wuiuro touring Western Potiiisylvanlii to big

laisluess. All are enjoying good health, midtile "man Intvlfllo'' visits lis every Monday.W8 nre traveling In our own private curs,

with the following cnsl : Dr. ThumaNjvcturer,niaiiager and lends; Mrs. SiihIc Thomas, ace-

rclary, tvensuier and lending ln,<ly; MaulerOIllTord Thomas, black face KonJ and .tlah'ec

;

Master " Carl ' Tliomaa, lllusl rated songs;Olto TroetMchcl,. Dutch uud black face com-edian'; Andy Plnlterton. character rhaugc,

wire and I'nucli: George Llellyn, advance,and Percy C.Bogcr. Sheridan Purler niokcH

oxfi-vhody bnppy ivlth his well eocikcd meals,

lind Tun Oi.u -ItHi.lAiu.K Is 11 slcsdy visitor.

Tills coiupaiiv will tour California In tho b'sll.

('. ('. H11NETTH, of the HonetteH, writes ;

"I linvo signed nl the Malone. N, Y., fair for

Sent. 20-2JI, this being my twelfth consecutive

vcar them us a liullooalst.: I have the Newilimipsblro 8Uto fair again this year, for

Sept. iy-10, at Concord,, which will be myfourth conseeullve' year there. Our original

net, tho parachute drop from n parachuteIs. proving one of the beat things going '11

biil loon feu tires," '•

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NOTtW*nOM •«!< HniNUAMOIJB "0.—Woajf In our slxtcenlh .week of oar Smniuertour; nnd meeting With success. We are at

Buzzard's Buy, Miish. Joseph Jefferson anil

family attended our perfornlanw recently.

and we were enlortalned at Mr. Jclterson s

liemillfnl home, "Crow's Ncsl."' HAIinv Hki:mn. muglclan. will close his

lleutlng season at thp Meriford, Wis., street

fulry Sept. 3, ufter whlcli;Mr. aty Mr* Helios

'wlll''caini> on UUm Wlnnffhngo,' W|a., forltvo

weeks.' Mr. Helms,will Mica fills epiira hMian

season 1 Sept. 2:C',ut Stiirgvon'Bay.'Vl*.. with

'ueV tricks, a briliid nuw mil fit. and jilonly ut

gooil prlntiug. They nre booked In the larger

Imvn« through Ihe Norlhweat, with a number

of return dales.MlMillKli ANI> Itout'l.KUB, In the "K Ight of

Princess Irla," opeu.tlielr ninth regular sen-

son Oct. II. at Piiimsdil, N. J. Tficy carry

a (loncert blind and orchestra; the Harm; ns

last vcar. and arc routed Houlli and West.

Hurry Bernard Is general busliiuas mnniiger.1

II. A. McKniuht wrltea: "I will open myongngeruent this sekaon on Sept. -in, nt

Caaoy. III., and huvc some of the best time

•booked .through Illinois, Missouri and In-

diana. 1 lurebd Tto make this ono of he

strongest aud best hypnotic shows touring

The middle West, using the best line of

special pnper that money can buy,

Hamiiki. and Luev LiNOBHHAN, magic andveiitrlloiiulslB, will remain at t'entrul Park,

Philadelphia, W<i until Sept. IOj] .. ,i

_it[u |«.H from Rowland 4: tfllfford's Killer-

lirlsra: Tliunias Smlfli. who Is to piny I lie

lead, will bo tailored In "The (.iiuic keeper

Hie Willing aciiMiiii, lle.h lira BliMl"J

llliwiirrt V\"il«li; of Bloomlngtoii, llT. nl bis

Hammer enttrtge. Th-y repori gres Italijoij

nnrl a g.««t lime generally. Harry .1 Itrymi

giies III iidvance of (he company, John ( 0I111

will again bo 1 wmbcr. «« w II H

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Morion" Dnra Hastings and Kstcll WJItwi.

l¥* toiir opena early In AngU.t, In Illinois.

and Ihe PWWMK wllL.llifJI.Jl" ,»« Indlnnn.

Ohio nnd ytoto Canada., TliiT play has re-

ceived needed alterations In the scenic and

draiuaiic departments, this year and the

banner year of IhhudK.w la unllt-lpali'il. &I.

Itmviniiil. of ,1110, 11011. 'otitenipWW « Wliicatipg tho last imfk la 111 1/. 1.

— Mrs. William Currier and her eonpauropened at Sherman's Mountain Park, lluinll-lun, ('an., June 27, in 11 large audience. In •»

play by .Mrs. Currier, entitled "A Itouiuiiroot San Antonio." Itr|MirtH from tbero saythat the play was well-. received, and that

>f "HaUktV anllattalMikimt of ;vfeite.'

South.—r National Stock Netea: Mr. and Mm.

W. II. McDougnll (Corlnne I, a Vaunt) arostill with the company touring the Adiron-dack Mountains. Our busluesa bna beenvery large ln all the mountain town*. AtSariumc, . Lake Placid* the company brokothe record on the opening night, and busi-ness continued big all week. The membersof the coinpnny were the guests of the LakePlacid Club on Wednesday, and our visit 10the Adlrondneks will be a memorable ono.— Maude Del Monte hna Blgued with the"King Dodo" production for the coming sea-son, M open Sept. 5.'

7—^W.' v, Burt, wife and baby, have beenengaged .by Manager Phil Hunt for Ills pro-duction, .""Down by the: Sea." Mr. Burt wi'.l

play the 'principal comedy role.

,— Ethel ltarrymorc, having concluded her

San Kranceeo engagement, will rest for threeweeks before resuming her tour. CharlesFrohmna baa cancelled her dotes for thisr

-jday, July 25, at S«Unre Is greatly fa-

across the eontl-.'nent directly fouowTng ber return to NewVml; from London, she will rest nt SantaDurham, resuming her tour at Denver.— The Wheeler sisters aro. how at' Dela-ware Hny House, Cnpo May 1'olp.t, N. J. TheyWill Join the Wnllls si licit Co. 011 Aug. 1. .'

" — Bjolso Mortimer, vocalist," has (icon Vis-I tin:; her friends, during '-ttto past 'week, ntNew Bcclinril, Mass. Monday evening, July-s. she wna tendered a reception, ou a visitto Lincoln I'nrk, by Manager Isaac W.

el leyPhelps, .lames. 11. Ke and luemliei'H of thovinidevllle rnmpnny playing there. She IiAbbeen' ongnged for Um mining' season ns prin-cipal singer with one of Ruan & Weber's cotn-implee. ,. ..

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''— Manager Matt Kuscll wrltck : "I havosigned contracts with Janies P, Green, whowas featured with 'Devil's Lnnc' Co., for Ihepast three years,, and Jcunetlc Lincoln,who has lust returned from Kufope, whereshe has been .under vocal Instructions the

th"

nisi 'iiftrcn moutlH. Tho company will tourho Pnclflfc' const and Into Rrltmh Cdtumllln,

I will open Sept. ID. at Duliifb, Minn. Thelomimny will play three nigbt atunds, -lire-

sentlng "Lady Peggy," "A tlay Mntlu»"iUlrl," and "A Dashing Widow." The com-pany will number thirty people and willtarry Its own. orchrslra. It will have acomplete line of crlglnal paper, something

, 'that .will -be far above the nveragc.' Mai:'nlnenK Vntdrobe and' special scenery 'Will

mill greatly to the production. The lourwill be tinder my personal direction. Thetlnrrick Block Co., under my personal di-

rection, will Mulsh n twelve weeks' engage-ment, on KiihvII'm .warm weal her circuit. ,Tnocompany numbers fifteen people, and willopen Iib Winter season at New Albany, Imi

,

touring the. Southern States, into SouthernCalifornia, The roster of the'company lar"Ag-nt*a l«n»ee, Mlna 'Kintals:,' "Francis Dowring,Murle Allen, Alice Kusell. Jeanetto Desmond,Clyde Kranklln, Ifrfd Miller, Ilklinrd Styles1- riink Allen. Iloiuce lilancKeimlilp, and Claialoi'.ellporl. Riiyinond uud IIiinIi nre imioii';

the vaudeville features. Jay Kusell la tnaii-

I'ger. 'iini vinidevllle feulurcs are a draw-ing "ii rd for this nt 1 run Imi. The coinpnnywill pluy three night mill work stands, pluvlug idl the pi Imlp.il huge cities in tho Horn h,

presenting roynltV: plays duly."* ' •! JfT *

HJirk C. Mullhmvs writes: ' "After avery s^ceei.sf ill sen hi. n mi ilia mm I. In In

s|iemrli)g (he Snminer inoiiil|s In the Adlr«h-iliicks; •lunging Siirnnuc Uike my hoiidcpiurl-rrii. Ircreillly 'flic Ion y of (lulling I

hunting was broken "to a two weeks' engage-ment of Iho National .Stock Co.', featuringI'niil Brady, under tin- uutiiagcuient of Chns.Si'hmJil and A. L. t:. Itidn. The i'imipii|iy

played <o enpilelly nl: eheh' perhirinanci1, anil

giivii entire Kiitlsfacllmi, su miirh so thatthey wore treated In 11 Inlly lm ride nil Hmi-dii.v. vlslilug all places of ItitrivKl near and111 "nnd Sm'nnai' Luke, Wo wall pallenlly forIhe arrival of Tin; (H.n Kki.iahi.k, which wegcC every week, even lu Ihe uioiiululns."

' '— Al/rvd Lalell has slg I wllh Clma. II.

Yale & Sidney It. Kills' "Devil's Auction"Co., fur I ho ciiinlug- season. '!-— Notes from illo Ifredoflek II. ' WilsonCo. : We njieii mir regular seawin 111 Klkluni.I

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nl.. Aug, H. Willi CiildwniiT fnlr lu follow.'1 line is hooked solid In Iho boat cities ortile middle West, anil prospect* urn tlmt thcm'iiboii will ho 11 'bloat pr.ispcrntiH (ihe. l\\'n

carry a car load of scenery and oach prn-ciiictlou In our repertory will bo equiil tu.11kiiCcIiiI priidiii'lloii, The roster of tho iiini-

imiiy Is as follows: Crcderlek II. Wilson,lliinv I''. Vlckery. Joliu ,V. Couiiolly, Low-iciiir Belgrade. Sam lArrlier, .lark -Cowley,Alvln Pepiier. A. It. I iiHidyen r, Orvln Pepi»er,Krnlik 1,. Sherlduu, Anion Aiisnlmo, .LinmiiiHartley, 0. M, Colten, (Hlvo West, llulUNlverr. Sudie liclgafde, Carrie Areher, AtlcoSi ration. Tim ,vnnd«vllle r«wturea aii! •

Archer uud iwirlow. Pepper Twins, HorryI". Vlekury, Jack Cow|ey, lugl tho nelgarf|'!s.— Lotlltio Rliili'y. who' will bo* featlir«lus Lady Macbeth, In support of John tirlf

1Mb, will tniike her lirst professional tour ofher native Stale, Texas, the coming season.—-J. lie rn a rd- Dyllyn signed a contractInst week lo appeal' In lien. M. Cohnn'H1 01111 11 11 v I lie coming sen wm.— Art hue J. Pickens nnd wife' (ClnrnTliro|i|») will hpenll the tost of the Siiiqiner

l» lit. Clemens. .Mich..' prtor In'flm ois'iilng

or Miss 'Thropp's "A Doll's lloi|s« Co.,

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— Notes from the. Black I'nttl Trouha.dours : .JJVo o's-ned our ninth sp»Kon jtt,,Aa-

bnry Park. N. j:,:J0l,v II, underTbe mansge-ment of Voelekel & Nolan. Qllc company in-

cludes. Black ,1'i'tll <M. Slsalcrclta Jumsi,John Itttcker, Bobby Kemp, James Crosby,Hurry Kriitou, Christian and Reed. MntlloI'lilliips. Ida I'lini'ii. Anthony Byrd, Hob Coloand others. The tour Is personally directedby management, with conipnny: traveling hi

Its own palace car, "Blaek Patttt" Juhn J.

Nolan/ executive in advance ; H. V. Voelckt'i,

exocntlve with conipflflx; Trevor L. Corwcll.musical director: 1'lios. D. Mprlnw, nsalat-

aut manager: Douglaa. Allen. stagQ luiinager.-— Boater Myers '.Stock Cq.;".Btw

,Aljlvn.

manager: Krank Wallace Jr., atdgo mnnagerand director ; Itolln Leslie, ndviiuce repre-sensitive; D. K, Tarr, musical director ; C.A. MoMullen. stage carpenter; Louis It diert-

son, properties ; Douglass Wayne, electri-

cian ; Itosahel Leslie, Nellie Manning, MnyiuoChlldres»L^l3rnm Melville, Margaret AshtoU,,Charles Mortimer, JhtneH Vincent, ArthurBlackatlar, John 0. Itoblsch, Prank WallaceJr., Roy Phillips, Douglass Wayne, IxmlaRobertson, Ilnruld Courtlclgh, C. A. MeMul-len. D. K. Tarr, Holla Leelle, MnMlcr Morrisand Ilaby Louise. The teiison opens Aug. 1,

at Scrantoiii Pa. • ,,

" — Rbtei'from tho James Kenneily Co.:We will ofs'ii our regular season Aug. 10,at Belolt," Wis.', fair week, with a number orOther fair -dates to follow. We have already'signed nil

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of our people, many of lust Mi-'ton's coiniiaiiy bolnif 'Willi us again,-repertory will luflede' "Chneklc Connetw .

"Ostler Joe," "A'Wght'tor Honor," "Shetl-dnn Keene, Deteettv?." "A Truo Irishtleinan."""A Polsuned Dagger," "Theniglit flood,"' and others. Our mater la hefollows : Weo * Kpn»Ctiy, props ; «. A W«,'tniiiinger: James .Kennedy, Otlo Koertnf,:W. A, Morlnrty, UW.>fi. Whltakcr. l''.'V.Bmlih. Ueo. r.Slo. Joo 'palnirn, I'.dytlie Mkefliimlltoh, (Inice Wliltcher, Knlhleen Karroe,Lulu Thompson. Ida Osborn, and MusterClms. Kenned v. Mr. Koerner Is spending afcw,w«ekB nt'i Manager O. H. Wee's Summercottage at Lake I'cionkn, Wis.— W«lt M. Leslie, of (lus Hill's businesssttlir, lias arrived Imtno from Kurunc, Whilealnoad he securcil snnie of Hie biggest feilluro

ucls .of , Kuropu for Mr. 1111 I'm shows, llnolsn iini'lr nrriitigi'inenls fur an Ihimpenn tourif the Smart Set Co. next year, oueolug luLoudon, Otft. 1.

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;- --I'. Hans I'lulli nnd Wlfit (BIOMiun Uiill-

Insoni have been re-eugaged. tor tlm CurwiPayinii Btort; Co., as mnslnil 'dttKior andsflittirette; inukliig their 'second senson wlflithis conipniiy.

1— Frank V. French, stage director, who Is

at present with the New York Opera Co

,

has been engaged aa stage director with "ThePrincess of Panama." ' He has evolved ativ-

itiiI new and Intrlolte, dames to bo 1 lied In

the 'hitter product Inu, and he will have aspecially picked corps of 'dancers.

.—.Arnold C. Haluwln tins signed for nextniteson as lending man In It. W. Marks' Co.

.1— Chns. I'), Itlaney's production of How-ard Hall's latest nieliHlrnuiii, "The Willi's1'aradlHo," o|>eim lbs semmu at the firandOpera HoiiM'. llusliili. Satnnliiy, Aug. II, un-der the dlrectloti of lloliry Plersmi, wllhTMve'Klllfe as business 'ihnriagor. The eitin-

panv Includes: Howard Hall, flco. (', Can-ning. 1: A. i.nckr, Paul linrnntt, Wni. I.

KIHgp. (ieo. J. Morgan, Harry Hllcitpel, A. l\Pulmini, Jiih. Bryavii, hreil sinner, tien. It.

Iirehe. cpv Marshall, Marlon Leonard Bur-nett, Isabel I'leison, Helen llvlr, Minnie Bar-rio. Llltlc Mnrle and Maubiissctt ComedyKottr. • • •

— Notes from Ihe Artwrlglil-ItlehmomlCo.: W. L. Itlchiiioild mid Ills wife (MarioArt weight 1, who have been sutuuierlug nl(heir cpTup oil Hock Blver. near Iflnl Ituck,

Ind.V mvw' nMI en torttitnltiK Itinr'trleiiilafrom CruwfordHvllle, and uieinliers of IhoII. P. l»'.

TH:. of No. -1m:i. In Hint city. Tim

company will open the season Aug. 1ft, andthe bookings lur, (lie ilmi month Inclmlu11iost.lv Indiana diilea, and .later extend westlo the const, Including ijulte a prolonged slayIn to loin do, ,

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— - NDlrr* fnnn ilic-IIOyt Comedy fominlny :

'I'IiIh riunpaiiv goes (Mil. next seusou with aciilliplelo srclilr cs|ill|iliieiil fur each piny.Wo luive only Iho Is'sr ut iiwa II ». pluya, sev-

eral Unit Will be hei-n wllh this coiiipiiny

for the llrst Hum at popular iirlers, Timonmpiniy nuni|iers elghlvrn prople unit willopen lis season In lllinolH early In AitguHl,phiylng 11 few choH'o fair riitles. Then P:

will go (I I reel ly Sniltli fur (he rest 'of IheKi'iisiin. playing the larger Bolitliem ellMja.

The tour will Isi under tlm personal direc-tion of II, tl. Allen,*- -lll'O. W. Hill low llllN liren ri- eligllgeil for

Ihe "Nuw York Diiy'by liny" Co. Air nentSUIISIIII.

ff

(— Mrs J. lllll lev closed n plcilslllll Springmill Slimmer seitsou Willi I hn llrnml ValleyStock Co. July 2:i; uf Itraatforil, tint.'— -lliirrlei .luciiiirs hn« signed with Clma.

!). llliiuey lii iippcui' In one of bis culupaiiluanext sriiMon. !.' ', .

--There will Do two ciiiiipaiilca iiliiyliig

Jlnier Wfiltcrs'' "A Thoroughbred Trampnekt mciIsoii. Tlm lliislein com puny will boiinikl' lib; illirrlloii of Hurry liiirllnglim.

who lias been nsiiin-hiled wllh' Ml'. U'nlleiMfor I hn pa si four .veins. .Mr. Hlirlliigltinassures us a good iiriiilii.'llon of Hie piece,

which will open tin: si'lisoli ill lllnonilliglon,

III., Aug; W.' -* I'l'iiilk Itiivmoiid litis kohl Ills Interest InHie People's Thciilro ill Isnvoll, Mass., anilwill lake out his e»n rmiii'ilv company, open-'lie Aug. I!', ut Albany, N. V. Tho company

"'<-'Btrlha del land, who'll now ^H8(ft-eouscttt NuntHciet. will closo ha* cottaaothert-tlie'lTtfafVeeV-fii^AiigilBt, In order Tomake 11 flying lrli> abroad. Sho will returnnlinosl Immediately, making Ihe Journey for

the l.eneililal effects of the sea voyage.Immediately after her return she will com-mence rukeursala ot "Dorothy Vernon,of lladil.ui I lull." Severnl Imii.irtnnt

es wm be. ffladein tlic rust mil

.

alT/Uul wrfumes licr lour Jn t'let s1 lie engagement of Oft/It) Jp|fliaon for,

' "U/ John Mailia's .......

til

rv

chnriaes_wlM be. Bindo lu tlio cost v^licn:

*%lleKueei

piny tiio roln of Mary,0tl)or«,.ln MWs aa.U4r«T's ComiiaujN

ilc. .1...

ploy Queen Blliabethil'niul Hvlciilay ,Qm fmM Mgfb .9"*lr>.

tho mostible.T^IIeloK^raj'yluii^^b^n^ engaged.

gfettll-*' Will --. -

Curl Anthony, Kred W. Peters, Frank Losce.Kate iieiiin Wilson, Milium Millard, andVirginia Fairfax. J. Kred Zimmerman aaysthat Miss (Jalliind will give a few specialperformances of "Macbeth" In New.,X0*kitiT the .Spring, In conjunction Willi RerBprltig nerforiuances of "Julhjt," after tlmeloso of her regular seakon In "DorothyVernon, of Hnddon Hull."— K. C. Whitney Is MfkttW to ohlnln anInjunction restraining latin tilaser from ap-

pearing lu "A Madcap Prliieess," under ihoitingemeiit of Charles Its Dllllnglinni. Ml..Itnoy ehilms that In UHl.l.he madoathreo

' MlsJ,1

Oln8»f.j»ild,.iSh.nlu the rodtr%l glvfng

in an option on two mure, years. .Decieloulis reserved. •

''.'— Lenta 'McOllvrny, formerly In the com-

'pn a v of John Hare, tins Ihh'ii engaged for

Ajii-dlh Hedley, lii Mrs. Flikc'tJ"'revival of

'"BecliV Stop.'' ,'-.;'.•:.

'.-I?r:ia«ei iling, a sister of niaiiche King.l(n« been engaged % Henry Jr. Savage for thorole of iSB "tlgly, In '.Tfco Clwifity Clmlr-'tnim" CompAny, to sticebd UirjEhf Neshitt.

ThiK will be the only rkmOJay original

.'tSOnii'in*. which rcopt-iiH-af Wana'ck's Tliea-

fre. New York, In Hepteinher.— Sol l.owi'iilhnl has lenseil Hie Weber kFields successes from Ihe Wltinurk MusicLibrary, uud will priiiluce them with a se-

lect couiiwny lu Denver, Col., beginning InAugust.— Noles from Ilia IM'ow-lliirdclto SlockCo, : Our scenic nrllst Is now pulling tlm II11-

IsIiIiik touches 011 our beautiful scenery, ofwhich wo will carry ono solid car Iniuf. forthe following plays ;. "The Seuutur from Ken-tucky, I'ho Mldnlghtjl|ie«'-try Hoy." "Illui.yan «Poterty,1, "A Urdftteril•aiding llood."i«nd r"'ih

Wftimtj|d¥' "Stiai .

r> OKJu," "Mil to lied

. . lh'ArBotia.":'i"Wn havo

'n't present twenty eight solid weeks bookedIn the larger towns of tlm Southeast, amiexpect to huve one of llm best popular priced

attri|cllous In this section ot*

ifagedThe people already engngPree. Dink 1 uf winyroainhsotil'lJflDojir, Veraleft. XIiOhI. L. Ilrower, .

frank I'.. Lynch, II. J. Mowbray, ('. II

Ilreeiie, Jaini's Irish, tleoruo llrooks, HarryAllen, uud Thmmis K DePew. We Imvo 11

full line of elegant spprlal printing, nnd will

cum- four big vinidevllle nelM. (lur electric

nnd illtimliiatnd coiigtrvalory sceno will hit

one of lliu accnlr features,

llclienrsals cominoine Aiik. 1. at (rBBtloston, ;W. Va,AHg. t, at 'Charleston. W. 'Vrf.

"•The following 1 pie have signed wllhEugene J. Hull, for llm Myrklollunler SlockCo.: W. M. Slirld Burrow l.e Page, C.Walcott llitsaell, Ned Curtis. Johnnie Mylle,Jos. T. Kelly, h'.'K. Illniicjienl, Chns, W. Bon-ner, C. II. Norton, Harry Hooves, lOllierta Roy,iienrulii King, lla/.cl I'urlliiu. Daisy Carlton,Bertliil IIUMsell, Mrs. L. Ciirllon. Tho follow-ing prople will. b« featured In sinehlltlM

:

Curium 'Misters, Nottnii nnd Russell, 'NedCult Is, .Irhunlr M.vllr mid Jim. 'I'. Kelly. Tlm(Inge will lie under Ihe dlicrlluti of C. Will-

eotl IhlHMtl), nnd Chns. W. Ilennrr will be lu

ndviiiM'e.— Notes from llm I.IIII1111 lioiiglaxs I'mu-

idv Co.: Wo will open In Dallas. Tex.. Au.t.

J4. lu. a fttioa toiuedy. "Topay:Tui'V.v," rVti

will then iiikn lite rntid, 'pliyfiiir oue''iuld

two nJKht 'slafiils. Hosier Jtofc'H Sltadr*.

Manager; Jack Hlilpp, r.W»oh«t|»e ; Jnlei*

1:

ivhlrh oceiirs; In Detroit,. Kept. <V Mr. Plek-(ns will bo llcr 'lending man.— 1,11111a llulbert has been engaged by. IJ,

!•'. Whllnker, to play the role of DynmnltnAmi, lu '.'At Cripple Creek," (he coming sen-sou. ,

. —Mr. aud Mrs. fiavlu Dorothy (Virginiallarvey) are stieiii)liig the Hlliniucr In HI.

l-iiltlS, vls|ltng fib il(M ami ulfeni ling the Air.-—.Irtiti Taylor Informs lis IHIiF she #as

divorced from ii. V. Drew, In St. Louis. Mo.,on June SH. MIhb Tuylor will remain InChicago until she opens ber season, early laSeptember.— Among those engaged by Daniel Kroh-man for the support of feiellu Loftus, In

"The Herlo Cobjlq CovorneMR," ure: HerbertStanding. 'Earle Ryder. CllnHes Standing. W..1. Butler, Mrs. Kate Kolion. Uvn. Vincent,Nellie Butter and Knthleeh'Lofrtfs. " '— Bertram Millar (ins been doing effectivework lis leading man with various dramaticmid repertory companies. I,<K'al newspapersInn,, referred to him us an accompllRlicdtlelor of Hiiieh jimiulse.— Jobn.Keefe.Jaifi season wllh ihe mm i.f..pnip«rHeH; M. K, Tvol*'..<lcrfi;gi>i'-iIImiis. hint Mteta Vngnged by Henry \V. John Ferlilmk, J. C, Kllli". Mili'lln ,1.

Ssviffti',' fill1 tleilrge Adieu "Peggy fWmi Aliuee Lamlls. fr.riiD- Vwmuw, Nellie

fails." lo play llm uurl f' dr idnyrrt by<..'eorgi' Richards.

Will go West.— Mr: ' and Mrs William Dale' (AlumI vers) are N|i"iidlug a few weeks In tlm Cats-kills before returning .In New York lo pl'u-

pare for uext'seimeps work. '

— Xoles' from tho Harsldn Hloek Co., nowlouring New llimiiishlrr uud Vermont : MlsaWarren left for n two weeks 1

visit lo theWorld's Malr befflre/ cimmienclnr; her regubii'seasou. Chus, Baker and latum llouatoii aroinertliigi wllh •nietoHs lii flK'lr alhgltig anildHiirlag'siieeliiHy.*' Tltey havit lieen eugfigedby Mr, (inisldr for unit season to do Juven-ile comedy nnd soiibrettc.— Charles T, Vn\eW i SmmMjr f"o, Noles:Due Summer season has proven remarkablyfood: the. hot went ber bus nut Interfered lit

(he least wltji our business. , At lirxler Inlsl-

ne»s,was good, add nn-Vrlday ulghi, our bignight there, Hie lied Men of Dexter turnedHut la u. body nnd atlriided the perform-ance, after: which our manager, Charles T.FiiIch, was iiiuilc 11 member of llielr order.We piny a return date there shortly at theirreipioKt, and glvn a 'tied Men's henellt,'' Alllire well. Rnd fl'llS (b.n Hbi.iaum; getli lo usrallier late, but Is ulwe/s welcome.— Wm. II. Sherwood, representative ofRosa, Melville, In 'Six Hopkins," informs usof Ihe death of bis wife's mother, Mrs. L. M.Clillds, at Chicago, ou July 17.— The following people have bean engagedfor Mnrllii J. Dixon's big scenic melodrama,"A Child of Hie Slums, which opens theseason nt the Third Avetum Theatre, on Hat-

'llniu psuii,' Hliicliili' ilhil

liiiiiglijsM, Looiiuio IHckcisnii, llitllo Wlslierl,

Jliiunlo JlrokaNv, Lulu 'M. . Iluy. Nenui All

'•-'Madge''Howard: who bus 'heel 1 MiimiiiiT

lug milling llm iimiinliilim or Penimylvuiilii.

ictiuiis In ^lew V01U for rclmitrsala tula

week. ' . ,' . j-'L.

-•Noiea from llm "Two Merry TrumpsCo.: Wo will limiiguriilii.uiir seventh eeiisou

Aug. 8, nl Liullngloii, Midi., wUhi; ,uewshow; Mm 11(11 v having, noon entirely , III-

u I'll li*n, wllh nil I hi' I'lDal laiiMlciil .uuili'

lara. I'lli' rimler Iiii'IiiiIun: llcsslr lluanutl,

Corn lli'iinetl, Mym JelTersoii, ThoiniismiKIsteiM, llert Walker. Hen. Thompson. Kred'Wlimder, John Ciiyhir, add "Bob fllbler.

Nliei-miiii McVei'ti,' liuliiugri, and J. K. Vet-

ler, buslnesH imiuiiger. . .

,

— b'riinli Hciinessy has oblnlimil llm rigblu

lo 1111 original musical comedy, enlllleil "llmMotor flfl'l." Tlm honk la by Cliui'leH J.

'Cnmplieir and It.'M. Hklliner.* —Air. and Mrs. I'rniik II. Mlnwoll alii

speiiilliiK tlm Hiiinllier ai Ihe Harris House, .il

SiiiliiH Point, N. Y. They open MMi 11.

Willi the "I'isir Mr. Illrh" Co. ' ,'

— Clint Weston wrllok: "I urn Hinninerliig

at: smith's Tavern, Nniiiiislmi iieneii. amiam oiigHgi'il for 'A lllgli Did Tltne* 'Or., to

Olien nt'Pnrl Wuyne, Itld,, Se|il, 15,"

HiHirge L. Stout nod A I ban Piinell havesigned with Tlllln DlNiill Co..— Ural ton Kennedy ' and Murray Living-

ston havo Nlgill'd With' Dan Molly.— - iJllliin .linugiiiiu'ti jiliiys. llm land lu

"Tho Little Church Arulrml Ida tkirnur."— I toilert Smiley goes to llm Brand Operallmisr NllK'k, I'lllsblllg, I'll,

•a-lhiflHIiy Thornton. Murrv Mvlngnlou,Will Chatham, and Ktigcuo Webber aro Willi'.'Quccu ot tlm Highway" next season.

---tri'im Vermin, Nellie Mnnkrll, JessloLmislng, mid Ji/llU b'ernlock liuvn lieni fill-

gaged for "A Ulrl or Iho Hltitna," lhat imu-tuenccs llm. sctthon , July ,'|(), at tho ThirdAVI-lllle I'boilllil • ' • * ' I '"''

— Paul 'i'erhuiir, who Is sis-iulhig Iho Mum-llier In MliineumdlN, bus hern engaged for

Hie role of tiswohl Alvlug. by Siinfonl Hnilue,

lu IiIh fortlicuiuliig priiduclloti of "ItlioHla."' — M,''Smih. Rich and Harris huve closedWilli lllllllrlic King, |u ctrtillnue (11 ("Vlylan'H

I'lipus" fur a 1 hnl inl nnmlsirof taoiitlw, Tlmconipniiy will tour llm principal cities of llmWi-hI. Miss Ring hits mot with great auccesNIII this pluy. ,

•-- "Happy Hooligan" (BnsU'rn) Noles:This' eottipiia

•

reliearMh

uriiiiv night, July .'HI: V. I'!. Johnson, innun-Hco. It. Murlnti,iff.

MarlKllng. slilgi 1

IkihIiimnh' niiiniiger

;

Mm tin J. Homers, slngu manager', CIhih.

Purls," lo play llm purl forumi'ly played by"'urgi' iticliiuds - '

'

.--il''. W. Ke.well has signed with Ueo.Siiuiuels, as curiieiiter. with his "Convict'sDaughler" tW., tjor, the coniltil: .season.

; —Tom Marfltf,' dT Hit' lliTtln Trio, hasJiincil Reno's "JoaHun Klmpklna'"'fo.. nowre rotife to ttir I'.ifliir corifi), He lu playingihe pactnr -joilt.'- ,

' '., >.,,.,— Jrti'n-and'.lJ* Angelis iiill rtsr Hie'rnra-

lllg seasnll llllllec I lie lull lllll^eillr-ll I llf HieMlliibci t Id iilliero, In ,11 .new llulil olH'i a, 1 olliil

•'Funlaslii." AdC'lu U[i<;Uh .Will fcti. tun J/.tlUld

UvlHWi 1

arpeiltcr: J. W. Loir, inaslrr" Duirell,

Hnnmra,. Muskell,

llplcni'; Trowbridge aud .TeMsle Lansing.- .Thecompany wl|l curry 11. UlXt.. rur. loud of »im-• Isi i.irnery ui|d ''(frets, mid will play (llo

Htnlrft Mavliit clrculi. .' '.

, — John Hitter, ol New York'Clly,' 11 novel-ist and playwright. »eat to Jkallevue- Hasp'.t.if. New York, hist week, and asked for medi-cal treatment He tmtd that wnrl; nn aeviralirilaye to- be'prMlhped'bjr. CbaiJM'JC. .UlaneyMind'anrtermlneil his eon<illtiilh»ri.

'

•' --Albert CnrrhiBlmi. Uftjurm a umaibrrof "The •'lta|ienW"s'' t'o,, luijt 'liecn engaged.by Wulr ft lln vllh 1 1. Hltig {be harllouo

1

tulc

4a iiieii MB UlUuliAl «<«•.

log:Una, tleorga Melville, .flforge W. Kerr, BertCameron, Knrl (lath, TIiouium Merrick, Chns.Iv Stl/.iiiiui, Mamie Conway, lllilliclio Stella,

Warner Crosby, nnd iho foiactrlrnl ComedyFour. Htaillng with this Imsls the manage-ment has ilrsi of all provided a productionof entirely, new and elaborate senary and anoutfit uf rust imies Which art' both out nmielycostly and brilliantly lieiiotlful, The music,which will Ihi a feature, Is by una .or the iwsti'(iui|iosei:a whlrli iniiiiey can produce, and lollirsr our of. I he lliicMl w'lectli.iiM of chorusglide, In Ih' ohllillldl. ^

'.

Wll V , Mlllfl ,WUUI.UM"1'.

Nli" was Ilia -ilalniln.-ii. little hill sranswidow mgfNfNf, and ah«J«il wjtb s sulmltrriiIn Hie darkest kiilmjuggu cotlsfrilflted In theclub comjiound.iit JMliow. iwblf* Urn lightsfisted and Uie danfrr* whirled lu the JiatJ-

room, » fir f } wT '• i ? *

",luu ore Mir.i,'' whinpireA tha gallabtenWIei. ".Jpat one kiss from ynur rose leaf

"No," iliiiiwered Ihe llillr lady regretfullybut firmly.- "No, I ooiifoVl, Your eolonqllinn not called ou uio."—laviniiili' BiiOtmnVmau w—

1

— .-..,., ,, j

521 THIS KHfiW YORK C-LIPPE-R.

ccGood Bye Little Girl, Good

EDWARDSANNOUNCE TO TIIKIH PROFESSIONAL FRIRNDS THAT THEV ARE HOW WITH THE WORLD'S POPULAR MUSIC PROVIDERS,

JVK. MTZT1VEARK <fc SONS,< FOB WHOM THEV WILL WRITE KI<MINIVEI.V, AMD WITH WHOM THEY WILL CO-OPEBATE Iff FURTHERING THE SIK «ESS OP THKIR ALREADY BIQ HITS.

BYEGOOD BYE"

"THE GIRL WHO CARES FOR »

Mi »»l "MY LOUISIANA ANNA"! Nobody Loves Little Me"Wortii l.j EDWARD MADDBN. Want* by ARTHUR LAMB.

.Ibo the Now Mltn by L.MEO IWARI

"NUMBER ONE, CUPID STREET" I "Whan the Right Mr. Wright Comes Along"Word! l.y BUHKHARDT-HOFFMANN Word* by MAURIS RTONBHILL.

-Profeaaional Copies to Recognized Performers or Those Sending Up-to-Date Programme-

M. WITMARK & SONS, PublishWITMARK BUILDING, 144-146 West 37th Street, NEW YORK.

efs,Look for th» BBoo llvo Olook Towor.

TRAINED DOGSand MONKEYSAND WILD ANIMALS FOR SALE OR HIRE.

Several llnoly trained Dogs anil Monkeys for Hale, two Beck Homerieult Hog*, flno tra1n<;il largeHeaim Monkey, others, single or hm lot. Also raro small Wild AD'mali, Monkeys, llauoous, Aoes, AutEaters, Lemiirs.Olunetta, Paradoxus, Bear Oulm, Wolves, I.yns, TWO LAHOE MALK OLIVE BAII00N8,Fancy Plntnaged Birds, etc, oio. Ono more Cage of K.re Animals lo lease for this Summer, alao ror

Winter season. Will Inane largo Case or Small Iture Utircront AnlinalH, AOto 100, runglng from Monks to"jlgnts, ProvideSnows can now lie Keen running st Boyden Hell dcilCC, K.Hfters, all agreeing In ono cage.

1., Newport, 'R. f. and (Point of Pines,_Boston. Mass., 4lh season). KINO, f CAN SPARE YOU

PAIR OP BEAK CUBS NOW. Win oousldor a live Parmer for Winter Animal showdollar only. ' Oome and see me; we wll I compare plana. (Weatern Union wire)

Dollar for

BOYDEN HEIGHTS, B. PHOVIDBNCB, R. I.

.HANAtlKKH, FICHI'OHMKHM ami MUSICIANS, THB RUBAL COMEDY flUOOBSS,SI TEBBI1VWill Inaugurate Ita season of 'M-us, Sept. :>, with tlie Natural Yankee obaracler Comedian, DANimrlbiuTi, in tu« title role, under the Management of JOHN i.awrknck, with the veteran HOBMACK in the lead. Manager* In Pa., Ohio, lud., III., and the Wcat send open time to BOB MACK, 1M7N. Capliol Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Performera Wanted—Vankeo Character Hnn, Country Boy.Juvenile, Utility and Property Man, Alto, doulile iirasa; Yankee Character end Juvenile Udlts. All

with specialties preferred. Musicians for superb Bund ami Orchestra, Leader, Vklln and Cornet, withup lo date aibmn of mualo; Second Violin and Alto, Cornet, clarionet. Trombone t> doub a string;

bam preferred, and Drummer wlihfull lino of traps. Performers and Musicians address at once,. •

,

BAN DARLKIQII, hob Burnet Ave., Syracuse, I. Y,

T ONIVPPORTINO

••

WANTED, A FEW liOOD PK.uPi.K lo complete company. Must lie atrlclly Aret cits* In everyrespect.- . : , J. IIUS. SMITH, Mgr., Mallet h Park, Lima, Ohio.

WANTED. CARNIVAL PEOPLE, PICTURE MACHINE,ILLUSION, (TANK RACK, STKIKKII, BIIOOTINti 0ALLHRY, DART OAMB, FORTUNE TELLER,mid any other attraction for Carnival. Only people who can aroept s or ten weeka' ensagem M needreply, mart Wexfwood, N. J., July so. PHILIP BOKRHCII, Mgr., Pearl River, N. Y.

ALT. and MABE WILSON,ID REPINED COMEDY. SlNUIKfl and DANO1N0.

DUO.July iu, Spring Uko Park, Trenton, N. J.

HARRY NYE,«.i°NT5«'OPBN TO NEGOTIATE t'Otl THE COMING HBANON.

:ompanle* of re

Write or wire,l .iiat season, General Ageui Al. Man ill's 0. T. C. only companies of recngnir.ed standing need apply.

MARIETTA, OHIO.

\Kf ANTED,LIGHT: COMEDIAN and SOUBRETTE.With tliiiul 'specialties. Olber Useful People, write; slate all In first letter. JUNO BARRKTt CO.,

ROBT. 8K1NSK1. Manager, English, lnd., week of Jtf>; Bulllvsn, Ind., week of Aug. 1.

' •' ON THE MARKET-A MELODRAMA,IN THE KYE8 OF" THK WOI

By STEWART McKBHHOW aind VAN DYKE BROOKEAddiess

PLAYSREWRITTEN

AN1»STAVED.

VAN DYKE BROOKE, 114 W. 4011 St., N. Y.

OPEN TIMEIN N. V., PA., V*.. W. VAC M. C.

WE REPRKBKNT THE I1K8T HOUSES.

Theatrical Birtisas*,1068-7O BROABWAY, - - • - NRW YORK.

lUTlrV 7il« PEP HW Kaoh ael oouslata of 100 7x21, 80 0x41, and 4 4-sheet*, 18 sens to anI'rllDo Iw. rnii DM .""order. AMracilve wi»rk| promp_tservlce._,Wrll« for prloeson Heralds,Bodgera, Ticket i, etaj COURIER PRINTING CO., Port LeydfS, N. Y.

WAKTTUBA, CORNET and TROMBHNE PLAYERS.

ALSO 8000 CLOWN

and CONCERT PEOPLE.White Water, Mo., Aug. 1, Aiienviue 3, OrsaS,Morley 4, Blodgett 6. Show staya out until InJ an. E. IIAAG._

POR

CARROLL COMEDY CO.Singing aid Dancing Soubrette, Heavy Man,Comedian with specialties, and good RepertoirePeople In all lines, and a strong sketch Team (tofeature). Must do responsible parts. State low-eat, I pay all. Money sure. Send photos.Addrestt I ION CARROLL, Sullon, W. Vs.

Stage ManagerWANTBD, POR

MUSICAL COMEDY.Must be thoroughly reliable and experienced. Toright party can offer a moat satisfactory engage-meui. References required.

V. W. LLOYD, AS W. 2X1 li St., New York City,l'l limner's Exchange.

P. DAN DAVIS, AgentAT LIBERTY.

Experienced. One night and Repertoire.RESPONSIBLE 00.'B ONLY,

Address MARIETTA, OHIO.

LEADING MANCHARACTER and JUVENILE WOMAN, for Rep.:AMATEIMI LADY, ror Small Paris. Useful People,write.. LongHOSBon sure salary.

TOM FRANKLYN KYK, (IcncBco, Illinois.

Dancers and Leaders"ROSEBUD 8KIBT DAI0B"

•Bd "THE MAIDED AND THE MOUSE."Two Step. 18c. each: both 2tn, orcn, or Piano.ARTHUR BELLINGER (Pub.), Battle Croek, Mich.

MUSICIANS WANTTO.CORNET, B. and 0., Capable of Leading Band;TUBA and D. BASB. Send age, height, welgDt,experience and lowest sure aalary, we paying ex-penses.

FIAK S. DAVIMvl,UANAUKR OLD FARMER HOPKINS.

' W Rathaway St., Cleveland, Ohio.

EMPIRE THEATRE, ASHTABULA, OHIO.MR. and MRS. J. M. FOLEY, Proprietors asdMsnaaere. WANTED AT ONCR, QOOU, STEADYaTOUKMDIRB. Bualness line,

WHOM IT MAY CONCDZRN:I HAVE PURCHASED

All tb* Bight, Title and Intertit in

W. B. WATSON'S AMERICAN BURLESQUERS.Which Will Hereafter He Known As

MINER'S AMERICAN BURLESQUERS.All contractu mode by Mr. Watson with Performers for this season nnd with the>Wbeel"'iheiiire Miinagera for Hie coming nensoir, will be curried out by me. ,EDWIN P. MINER. Addrm liner's 8th Ave. Theatre, New York.

SiSr.rr HARRY MORRIS CO. V32JT.„ HBIKEBWND HAXL, 34th St. and 8th Awe., M. Y. Qitj{ fTUESDAY, ^lXTGS-TTSsw'X1 3,

At 10 A. SI., Sharp. HARRY MOHRIH,. Manager.

SCENIC ft ARTISTSSTUDIO. W OKIMOB, .

ttillJIIHA THBATRB, AUSTIN DAVIS, . .

., ..„»^.o™JSk, >'n • *» w.»9thst.:.N. v....Use "RES18TO" lo fireproof your Bccnory and grldlrona; can be naed In place of mclal.' Onsrantee

6 T«»". BIINKBT J. MARTIN, scenlo Artlat, Coliimlila TIlBatro, Bklyn.

MUSICIANS WANTEDFLUTE and PICCOLO and E-Flat CLARIONET.

Others write, (lood aalary. Long season. Must be Al. Address PARK B. PRENTISS,Baiidinaster, Sells * nowns' Bhowa, July 2s, Beaver Falls, Pa.; July M, Letonle, Ohio; July ».

.Massillon, Ohio: Aug. 1, 2, Columbia City, lnd. • • , , .

TOM ^WATERSTHE TRAMP AND THE PIANO.

Ksltk's I'nlon Square Theatre, New York City, thi. week. Twice Dallya and S P. M. Managers and Agents Invited].

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HAYWARD and HAYWARDA Veraallle Man and Woman, Singing and Dancing Team, playing Tony Pastor's

14th Street Theatre, NT Y., week of Aug. 1, will bo

-tfiLT JLmXB ES S^ *%? "STA.ii?',«''

»?«. ™>* VAUDEVILLE, KARCB COMEDY, BURLEBQUE, MELODRAMA OR DRAMATIC«lO0&. Invite all Jdgrs. andAgts. to look us over, and oiro a from same.

Per. addrees, HOT Baat 14th St., New York.

A Few More PERFORMERS and MUSICIANSWanted; Also BAND LEADER.

Mnatjolnonwlre. Address . WIM.IAW TOPT. Bedford, N. J.

BAGPIPER WANTED.AIJ90 WANT OOOD ORI NDBR FOR SIDE SHOW,Anawer at once, In person or by mall. O, A. BK '<>

Seaside and OceauAvee., Koekaway; Beach, L. I>

jutrzo. TETE 1STHW YOBTT OTLIPPTCR; 525

At Liberty,

J. A. LACY,Manager or Business Manager*

Same capadty past five years with FRANK E. LONG'S STOCK CO. Tolease on royalty, "A NIGHT WITH THE ELKS," high class comedy,

by recognized author; ingenue or light comedy lead. Address

J. A. IvACY,Austin, Mlnnesotn.

THWEB MORE GOOD ONB8,TELL ME YOU ARE MINE.

By J. L. MILLER.

WORLD'S FAIR SONG.By VANE A JOHNSTON.

Lullaby, Baby LVIino.Bj MORRILL A MARTINT

send late programme and postage for Professional Copies or latest Insi. and Vocal llnslr.

orchestrations 10c.

PIONEER PUBLISHING CO.,•' »OS-aiMmaUlmore Bide,., Chicago, III.

WILL H. FOXWishes to return thanks to the several managers whooffered himwork this coming season, but European con-

tract*, whioh will keep me working from August, 1B04,

until April, 1B08, must be fulfilled. Thanking you again,

I remain, The Man with Many Imitators,

"PADDYWHXSK1" FOX.

FEINBERG The Photographer

MUMMS TO MIUS Ml TIE PllOffSSIOII THAT HIS STUM IS LUMTEO IT

No. 1343 BROADWAY,OPPOSITB HERALD BUILDING, NEW YORK.

BENNETT and RICH,GERMAN COMEDY ACT,

Week July J»5, PHOOTOR'S NEWARK THKATHK.

Millar & Hay's U?T?O.TnfTen>Nights Cos.

The heit. people In nil lines, Aotor-Muslclsm, stage and orchestra, Ladles, Clever Child, specialty

People who can Doulile Purla, Strong Keuture for Parade. (Uomiiay. write). Ayear'e work to right

people. Tlcs:el»r No, if you want the work "get to It." Have heen there. HOTELH, we pay all afier

opening;, you pay own before. Show opens near Lancaster, Pa., alwut Sept. 15. We want the addresses

of all dUongaged people in these lines. Moving picture outfit. Address unlll Sept. l, U. B. MAY,No. 800 Mala St.: Dallas, Tex. After that Lanoimter, Pa,

MARVELLE and GLEASONAIIK PRESENTING—

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On J. W. Gorman's Circuit or Parka with Bin BUOCEsS. Thin Act la replete with HKPINKD OOHUDTB1N01NO and EOOENTIHCAOUOUATIC WORK.. Now tiooklnt lor 19046. Address _._ _..

MARVELLE and OLEASON, Colonial Theatre llulldlng, Boston, Mass., care or J. W. (.ouman.

Crank Wardo

Comedy Ring Performers.The Professor and tli* Clown, are AT LIBERTY After Weak oj Asia.VAIIDWVIL.LK. FAIRS and PARKS. Time of Act, 1» lo in Minnies. Week c

J"ly S5 and Aug. 1, Quvernator'. Theatre, A«»»tto <Hty. N. J. _ ,., _ -,' Perm, address, 3Sa MONROE ST., Brooklyn, R. V.

1, forof

MORNING GLORIES TIGER LILIES CO.

TIBER Uun.Aot.li, 10A.M., .am. P'««2bB̂ N̂ rr?BEW, MM Broadway. N. Y. City.

BARGAINS IN MONKEYS.RHBBDS.lndood Condition iw.ooper l)o«. |

JAVABsnd RINGTAILS 1100.00 per Do*.•'' •' PIGTAILS Large Size $86.00 per Pair.

an.... A""* "PANEBE APEa BABOONS, DRILLS, ETC., ATI.OW PRICES.st IIIM/I.lu-S ZOOLOGICAL STORK, - - MS Cooper «|unre. Hew York.

LATEST CREATIONS IN GOWNS. OPERA CLOAKS

BMOIC, 410 Sixth Avenue, between Mth and 27th Street*, N. Y.

STREETMEN-HERE IS A WINNER FOR YOU.TUB OFFICIAL MAP AND IUJIDK (Jta'lnveat pocket) OF THE WORLD B FAIR, ATHT. UllllB. Bell Xr 10 ccnle. 03.00 per huniredl. Send 1«I centsifor sample.

. "" OEOROB T. WALLOP, Publisher, » Stone Bt., N. V.

FREEI&sWalpi, Dustars, Prlae ttoeds and Oerstvi

Olmland, Oslo,

ADDRESSHIRAM HENRY,

lOii W. Bid ST., N. Y. CITV.

SIEGMAN& WEIL,

77-81 W008TER 8T. 9

(Bat. Spring and Broom*), Now York.

Theatrical Supplies,

Grease Paints, . .

.

Tights, Wigs, . .

.

THEATRICAL JEWELRY

Gold & Silver Trimmings,

SEND I CM.

KMOATAUKICl

MO.*.lend tola, for

OatalOfMNo. (I.

Spangles, Etc.,

Wt sand ooodi C. 0. 0., subject to IniMctlon,

but rtquln a Deposit OH ill Orders.

MINSTREL

JOHN

TALENT WANTED,FOR

W. VOGEL'S

CITY MINSTRELS,BAH BINGBH. to do Middle.ALto, to double lid Violin.EUPHnNIUM. lo doable 4.1 Violin,l i.iiTK and PICCOLO, for B. A O.UNION CARPENTER, who thorou R l,lyunderstands electricity.

Must Join Aug. 1. Wire or write, staling lowestsalary, loJNO. W. V0OKL, Owner and Manager.

_ New Corrodl Hotel, Columbus, Ohio.

AT LIBERTY,Character Leads or

Stock Engagement Preferred.

LEE BEGGS,Care or BEO08' stuck 00.,

CRESCENT PAKE, • RIVERSIDE. II. I.

(Suhurli or Providence).

E,

Barnsbovo, Pa.Pop.. 6,000; Drawing from 16,000: Sealing

Cup., W0; Bl/e or Stage, 26x60. Height to Olid-Iron, 23ft.

LOCATED 4« MILKS KKOM JOHNSTOWN. PA.;8(1 MILES PROM ALTOONA, PA.; 38 MILESFROM 0RH6BON, PA., P. R. H. MAIN LINE.

ONLY TWO ATTRACTIONS LOSTHERE IN TWO SEASONS.

MONEY

$5,000 Spent on Improvements.

FOR TIM E AND TERMS,AdoTou FBBD QBLBT, Mmgtr

Strut Fairs, Carnivals, Celebrations,

Cefiieitieas, Centennials, Etc.,

Read the

NEW YORK INFORMANT, 10c.For Sale by Newsdealer, or at Olllce. .

105 John Street, How York City.

THE AUDITORIUM,PORT ALLEGANY, PA.,

NOW BOOKING FOR SEASON 1UO«-'0».

New house; H. C, two; ground floor; pop,, 3.000,

Only first clsas attract Ions wanted. All commu-nications must tie addressed to

CAKL80N * WIIELON. Mgr«. AudUortlim.

"IT'S THE TRUTH"(lor

• 14 STBHBOPTICON Is an honest madn. npto dale, Professional machine, with all Die latest

improvements. Our HBCOND HAND sril.waand BONO NL1DB8 are the cheapest. Modstamps for list. Also highest price, paid.

PEABCE ft 8CHECK,No. OlO N. Calrert St., Balto.. Ma.

Wanted, Picture Bachlnei, Fllsu,Phonographi, Orsmoptionts, Record*, MfCfaanloalFigures and odd show goods, also lor sale. AddressBono, Post office, FlilU,, Pa.

3bkal)ttty\ScjoskSanaIMPORTING RETAILERS,

ARE SHOWING A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ARTICLES FOR STA0E A8 WELL AtSTREET WEAR, COMPRISING:

SILK8, SATIN8,BROCADES and «NOVELTIE8,

TICHT8, OPERA VESTS,OPERA H08E and CLOVES.

Tlie < olora «if alinvo All a Perfect Man li.

MILLINERY, BOAS,PARASOLS, PAN8, Etc.

N. B.- SPECIAL CARE TAKEN IN MEA80REMENTS OF TIQHTS (TO ORDER). ESTI-MATES FURNI8HED BT MAIL, OR A8 DESIRED.

Special Disooont to the Profession.

BROADWAY. 8th and 9th STREETS. N. Y,

THE SWEETEST SONG WRITTEN IN YEARS.

II 1 Willi 11AND TIIK VI.L. BLOW POH A UOOO MANY WKKKI VET,

By AHORRICs. MANI.EY.HUNfl WITH C.BEAT MMMMM Iff THE COMPOSER AT CHICAGO OPEH A IIOI'SE ALL LAST WKXE.TO TllK I'HOPKMION.-Wv heg to say our liimae la under new management since May 1,

1004. We wanlyiiiiiofoineaiiil see us. We'll treat you right.

NEW VOHK OFFICK, ||flUnCAn BIIICIP An CHICAGO OFFICE,4i\v.>4 Nl i.it lYINUoUK MUdlt CO., HOO-JMIH WaliashAv.

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NATIONAL HUOIO C4I., Oan'l B.lll.i, Agfa.WANTED,Pill nnCII Male rtileixtUULUnCU IN ALL BRANCHES.

Those Doubling Brass Given Preference..

Address RUSCO & HOLLAND, Managers,RICHARDS A PRINGLE'8 GEORGIA MIN8TREL8,

Cairo -if ciiiil. Opera llosise, Kasiaaa City, Mo., Week of Aug. I.

PHIL SHERIDAN'S BIG CITY SPORTS.All People Bigag«d lor the Above Attraetlon will Bipdrt lor Bohotml

Monday, Aug. «, at lO O'Oloolc, Sharp,"GRAND CENTRAL HALL,

2d AVE., BET. HOUSTON AND FIRST STREETS, NEW YORK CITY.Kindly arhnawledga thla call by latter to run. MIBIUIIAN,

Bay I.lth and Hath Ave., llath Ueaeh, Ufoohlyss, ,N . Y.

DOMIHEOI. THEATRE,WINNIPEG, MAN., CANADA. '

NOW OBINM BUILT AT A I O N T OF 1110,000.

The Most Beaiitlful Ibeatre le tee Northwest Dented te High Cms Vacdirllle.

ItNOEH TUB MANAflBMBNT OK M, KVf^l^.BXt'LliaiVB HBPHBSENTATIVBO AND HiiiiKlMi AUIKTI,

IRELAND «c ARMSTRONG,204 Schiller Bid*, CNIOABO, ILL.

WANTED, AT AIL TIMES,

Qhsvs. H. Waldron, Palace Theatre, Boston, Mass.

NOTICE-MANAGERS and AGENTS.ZZ THE DORRIS OPERA HOUSE, 25All contracts must be sent to me for unpruvol. Plenty of open lime. Only housepitying MltHT CLASH ATTIt ACTION H. Do not book ItouertoU'o or clnnp cuuipimlea,t'oiiulatlon, 20.000. Heating ciipaclty, 000. Mouse uudor new iiiumigirmoiit. Muduraluiprovetncns, lire ordinances compiled with, liuod conneclloiiH Norlli nnd Houlh. Com-pottlea Iom no time. CIIAH. V. llliltOlilt, Mnunger. It. V, !>., Nu. 1. I'liuenlx, Arlit.

AT XjIBBIKW,JERRY D. SULLIVAN,

Cometliiin find Conietly Ac>t«t)biit,POOIt SKABONH AS TllK YELLOW KID IN MoKADOF.N'H FLATH 00. WOULD LIKE TO IIOIIILHUP WITH A (IOOO I'KHEORHKK. Address 142 KAHT Mtli BTHEKT, New York*

Al. F. Wheeler's £& Shows.WANTED—ll-nal Cornet and oilier Musicians, Good Cook, Kan lo Handle Horn and Pnnlaa,> tl

Ve aallfe People tor Hlng and Concert. HOIITK: Vernon, N. Y , Jul/ '.'«; Kenwood », Munnsvllle Mi,

la. rrlaylllc Aug. 1. Katon a ';

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UflUTCn Pnnn Oil WE FLAY IIKMIHINiMIILK 1'AIITcL VAMOUD VWNOINU UIHM.nAUItll, UUUU UU. COKNBTTIHT, HOOH HINdlNO, ETC.

urn D'ABVILLE SISTERS mAddress KV'ANHVILLE, INI)

OSBORN DRAMATIC COMPANT,WANTED

IMMEDIATEl,V,O < ,EOBTo Enlarge and Strengthen Company, KKPEKTOIRK PEOI'LR IN ALL LINES. AIM Wrong. Vaude-ville Artists who can, and are willing to play parls, Lone engagement, continuing ilirougn Witteracsaon. Will advance farei, J. W. OSBIIUR, /.auesullle. ohty.

x< • i; T

526 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 'tovy 30.

JWffff F»frfflifeIn orflrr to nvolrt lutatnkcn nnd to

Inaaro tin- prompt delivery of theletters mlvcrUaed In thin Hat, anrnvrlniic iiliilnly addressed moat benit for each letter, And n written

order for the loller, aliened wllh the(nil nninr nnd address- and the lineof business followed hy the lender,tiiuai nl«d he enclosed.

I'lenae mention the date (or nnm-tirrl of THH GLII'BUH In which tholetter* Kent for wore advertised;

LADIES' LIST.Allyn, KutliArnold, AllcoAline, MiicAltai, Violet.Mlirilou, AcnesAlltlini|K' KlLiieliunec, KluoraHell, Victorialinker, UnreinHyiio. Alicellcllllillll, I,IH|I«C

Drown, FlorenceKerrey.

M lit. Krnnkllonne, l.eunii

Pencil, MaudlilucHiiinl littlelliniiLicft MaudBates. I. auriclllalioliard, MnyHutleiivbrlb.

Lldn1:1 ini.it. Mm. MJleiirdsley HlelluJJrlK'll, J"»l«KrUioJ, tin/ I.

tlhulyi Mac '

lll-ln-ii, b'runroiBcrroy, ilT». !•'

Bertram,' Hillyllurlclgli, Uc»-iIliniTii, DeliaJirlntul, Jens,llnrrclt, -loonCi-clghtou j.iiik-.j

Corilovmlc, .Iphh.

OiiKhlun, Host*

Celeste, OruyeuClNtlCS, (Jlvell

Clemens, llhi'ii

C'hnlii|inoy,

. Agiieii

Curlier, NclmCuuiiluglinui,

GcurateCnrlliiKlou, KilnI'oliiiiw. MinnieCordelia, 1'Mi.i'. .

I'lnramo. Uurai-.- .MuiiUfuinei v.

fox. Dottla Jcsei-hlncKrirliirdoaii Doil Maltlaml. .ICimIu

Curlls, Kiitlly

Hew, Mni. .1. I'

llcl-'iirrost, UbpiDel'outn, Mnv]iave(l[Kirt KdlmDniiplly Cecilial)even|iiirl,

Miss M.llnye, Hypsylliiimi'lly 1'ii'ltil

ltoiiovitit, I'miiiy

Hragle, MuryIii'llllKUli, , Kl'llll

]>iiren|Hirt, Mr*.I lid more, Mw.J.HcYouiJi'* Mny

. DisJIond. MnryBcVcre, IluseDiiiiIiiii', llerlle

linytmi, I'dii'i

Ilo.Miilli, Mm. II

1M.1HM11 &HllIllviUI

Ttiiulol. Irene S.

HoUiili, Mile..Dewey, AlleleDnveli|K»'l

Hlufciv

DeVatur, Miiile

Jlidding, Marielurli' A lie hi in'

Bwlpv,: fieri le

K liner. NellieT 1

; rmii). MamieKilwards, Mnyr.iere.llo, HelenKdwliw, KlIUuVox, ' Florencel'enl.v, MaudeI'rimkllii, lnneFrasor. , -}•

Mrn. PearlFay. kiuc

i; l'urlowo, lidoi

l''urc|lliuull.

Minnie

Hilda, Fannyl'laser, Annieilrnnt. ConeyUltnon, .Maydrey, Mrs. M. B.(illniel, Mntlu14 II lien, HemicGregnon, Mrs.C(Ionium, Mrs.J.Goodwill. 3m»1«ttteciiwood, W.Graham. [!n»i"

Qrneey, Mm. I).

Gordon, AmyGambles lloulrl-

Oroiul, Mrn.Ginni'lllo MinnieHmvliiiid, KindHnvre, I. II

IfllllKOll, l.eniin

Heath, .MarielilKKlim, Mr). Tlltwliis, CarrieHoward, SusieHinnlllon, Ifran.Hal. Adallulli, MnndHirrlsoii, MnyHeury, LouiseHuKhen, Mrn.NHouston, I, llllni

Iluglim i'loreiici

Hnwkeii, HndleII nil 1 1 n't. Mnllvlluwlliorn llll.li

tlnle Mm. Wi -I

lleiinnn Atlclidi

Huntley Crynintlllinmi. Allienlleiiili. Mnrli-innliin, Nellielnne, Glmlynluiien, AdaIr.well. Mre,tnraH, I/dtleIHTenum, MyritnliiiKnii (ImeoMKrone, l.ni'iiilni

l> liiKuley, Jiiliii

Kiilinn, lira.

KlrkwiNHi, JaanIxliilf, Mnnel- T.Mrki'iidiiiil,

MillieKiiiirinnn. Kilnl.erny. It,

l.ueey. I/ililo ,1

I.ciiveiin, Ivlllli!

I.llierty. 'IV.mlel.MI'liWIKHl Hinee(.neklinit SlMteryl.ii Mi dt. Nelliel.nwreiiee. 1.1 1.

Llllle, MnilitoI.ewlM. Mlldltel.vneli. l.utllu

l.nlell. I'lur.

I.niireuei'. 1,11.

I enlle, Kluut

I.mid, Hill* 1

Mnritini. Kit.MorrlHoii. Dor.Miikimi, 1,11.

Miitii'.ie, (1, II.

Mllllllnd, MlKHMm I In. I II an i

'In

ilneV'leiir. AHitMorrl-'im. nolle

Mlley, KullirynMl

"

AMrtlWK. J.-'UAtvlx. Jiihyil, •

.MTollor. Le hi

.MMimder. KimAWiley, HerAlllnoU, C. C.

•: Atm' Willi.

AruiiHon. Alt'(Ailelfiic *

UublierAdnmn, 1'ri'uk

Arnold, Hurry. Aiiilrt'v.'ri .V

HlU'l'llUiUlll

Allen HruH,'

Atexmiiler HenA nitel. HurlAllien. MiiKlenl

A liilertuit,' Oal'l

Adliiilnl *: -,y .'1'iiylor

A le t ii in le r. UumAria, icdwil.

Alherl'M, Hum |

AivIiit r-iUiirlijA

HriKikn', J. M.Hieuliaioi. MillItUMCli. Hillyllurr fi KvntiHUuHiler - „

JaVonci Trie

nlttmnl. MndttrMiiriin, Piinllue\UAl|'lii, JennieMorion, .liiiiile

\loore. ]le»«l«

\Inrlcll. VivianMnrlell, M. K.Muiitnjtui',

HerllmMorgan. Ckmrt-

ne.v. MissMorrlH. Mny I

UHNTLKMBN'S M8T,

Mi Intoili llnttloMaliam, I". i„Monlingrenej

.

JoaeiiblneMorgan Mm. A. I*,

Miller. K. A.Mnlcolm. RnyMnjor ylntiTMMoiitnvue, MnyMeCulloueli, Cli.Miinr.'-'r, Cecil iXMndden, Tlicliii'i

MeHim TwinKlKleiJ

Miner, BertliuNlxnn, (VirlneNorUi, Vklnrl.iNulen, HaNoel, LucilleNeat, HurryN'olnon, l.ultie

Neville I)oro|liy

Norri*, CorlmitiNlcluila Slutei-n

U'Jirleu, MuleOleott, AdellOaetnan tc

llllllter

Ore, Nellie1'etcra Mra.dcllaI'nlmer, Mellierfeildle. A, 111

I'anlccr, lUtinchI'nmeroy, AiinuI'lerwin, Mnrl;I'roctor, MarinoKomnnl, Marie,l:eid, II. A..'.nyiiioiid, All'JC

liolewn, hillylleiiniid, MamieICnnmey, (Jlnml,i'rlce. 1,11 II.

Klvern, Mrn.U.Cftevert Mlatera-lieldon. VI. i la

Star HlatemSpiiitli, (ierlruil

HelKtir, 1,11.

SI nil, AnnieSnxiiii. 1*111111110

.">|inuiKil. Alllufluiw, llladjnHnylnr. OlttaHI. I.eon. A.Slone, Hell:

tk-olt, Aiinuhlrllilen, Mra.K.Siiinlev Mrn. I II'.

Snwlelle MurlmiHI. Clair AudreyiSleveni. 1,11.

Hlltaalrf,

Mm. N. aSelinyler SKIernHlnwurd. UntileXlioiuinsuii.

Mm. K.Tneker. HildaTli in aioii. Ur.ieeThru, —TIIiih, l.ydln Y.I lioni|i.ioli Klell.l

TlmrliuH, MiJi.lt.

Vnildera JiinileWllllnDia. HelenWlll.ur, llnlai

Wnrlti, Iii'tn*

Wind. u. MnyWll<nin. C.'.nille

xVlnlnelie, Isntn-I

Wnirner, MarxWent Mrn.W.II.West. UnrlcWilli*. Mm,Wlllmr, Dolly I'.

Wnlnli, MnyWlllmi, Ilelln

Yoiunt, MyrtleZlngnrclln

jtiiriw.-; llaivy• ltiinnell, i im>

JltrrliiKton A, ; ; ,.-,

" Mii'lell" tliirv * KvitnaHum n, .1. M.linker, -tuliti

linlley HniH.

Hell, Joliii.

BnrllN. KlalierRrnwn, l"lin».

Unini'.'ll (lew.' limvrra, r, Vlilim kiier, KrcilHee-Kiii, Mai- '

nun & IllH'Ciiil

llernvr, Krtnl IVlliirns, 'I'. l'i

Ho I no, 1 1 in' iyUiiriix, Kinn'iieIloUe. HurryIliK'Idiola, KiwiiWin'nui. A.I'mndwell. II. II.

Ilrouka. w.:;e

Srower. Jr. H,mwii, W, '.!.,

llai-on, ClrA.

rnrke, OhilH.Hin lien. t. II.

Parry A llnlrernHiinialenil, II. I,,

{lueliilliaii, H.I';

'err. K. W.Bytli. .1. |.\

Belli Iy. Wm.Hnrnes, A. '!.

Berry, M Ilea

Bnnl Br>»..--I I

Byron A: KoMiei'lPlsnu. 11. O.1'ane & Stet.-uinitiiiMny, -'. ftBlaekinnrr, R. 11 HoiiRliiKn. ft VBlackford A Warn |ln>re. .luliunyTHrinnnlpr KiV-riMmoii. A. M,Brok". 1. U. -Jftrer. I. ft.Cutty. Tlnoi. itinwaon. KirCorlieily. J. !••. Iflnyhv I'. l(,

('iUTkI,, TololCliiylun, HurryCnlnini, .1 A.t'lnyliai, WeliliCiirnlile, Mr.Clt(tord .V MurkCnsaniau 4

I'loreiu-r

Cleraons, I'.d.

Cole 4 ColeCrretn. JnekCook A: lliiyi-H

Cruwfonl, JnekCurlli-i. «. M.Clnren-Be,' KrinlC-nnwiiy, NlekCm ik ,-c 111

n

lit

Curlla & AdniuaOlive, lleiiry

Caali. th'ii.-K.Colliv & WuyClark, Win.I'ookale, llloliille

H alley. W. M.Ciiiiiilniiluiiii,

Heo. n,Cunroy. 1*. J.i.'lnnilltw ft '

OnrhuCunlno Coin. Cn.

Corwell, 1'.

rtlve. HenryConnor, 0. II.

flili-k.idllly, W.CUirnril, Tlnviil

IVilliy A- Way'loin, KriinelMf'resriy, W. M.Hryal.il, Al.ivrliln. K. O.tVnuln. xninI'nlef, liir.

iitinae, Tom'onil 4 Cmrnilt'lnrke, llnr.

I'lnrke, \V. C.

I'evtue, ".. J.niiiiiililsnii, CeuDlinta Niilliunlid

tlnle. K. W.IHekeiiuiii, Hy.Duinw, Hen.IMH'ker. Williellililliain. Walt.Ilnltln. Mr.nn|ini> *l>in>re<

i>aveii(aii'l CM.HrViilKle. Client

IJeUmn. I tarry

Duvayv Wm.Iiiiriniidy. .1. V.

IMIiiiiiIii Iriilik

nuel. Harry>uwne. AllenDellollls .V

ValornI>iiriioll, .te»»e

HanlelH, I-'. II

Drawee. —DnVrle*. fnm

coillu ,V iillii

Ciiiiii. (i. KI'liiKe. c w.Clark * lelfhisCarroll & ClarkCnrlunn ft DaveClnxloti. Bodiini.Clomeni. BobCnffrln, Wm..Cmnrli. I*wirinnmau, ClmvIpiiitiieva. I.any

'

VM(fi»> tetu.

Denilint. .!«'

tielHiiit. llnr.

Ilolelier. .1. II.

{in, .1. W.DeMniiile. (llicat

Drew. KrankDoyle. ralsYDrniie. ,t. n",

Dunham. Tin.Pavles, B- H.Dupin. Thm.l-'lidier, Miirle

trrtdl*. JV'Wta.'

ITvinin. Klitl-'.M'lell, 11. 11.

'Kxiw. MHrl:rlik~ou, Kuiit.Kverleirt. ilrentl.dln.MidB. WillT.ldnil,; 11. M.Kldreil. 1'iioik

tllwni'lb, Ku,:.

ftlwarita, C O.I'.ihkioii. Xclsjlord, K. J.I'lilxorii, Rulit.l-'nnniin. Malt.I'IikwI,. KrnnkKrye, Ufa, C.I'nrrlK. lliutb

l.'nid A: Vokeali'Iatl. Berte'alarilo, —l-'nlke .x l,e n uiu

l.'iwler, -—l.'iH-der. D. II.

I'ry, II. II.

Kurlliur. T. 0.Klnlt. UrnI'errarl, Kmnk|.'enloii, t'aiil

Vrnnk, 11. W.I'lelils. A. •!.

l'rye, <i. C.V'nraler, KileI'tiril. II. !•'.

Cordon, DonCnnninm. D. J.Hrnnl, CUTClyiin, Nloli

Ciinlou. )>. It.

Ciirdliler, W. J.CllKOinix, Tile(llemxiy, 11. M.CImiii. Nle.

Ciiralde, J. S.Creitwui. Chun.Criinl. Jiuiien

(Inldlna, l'mlCurtluer. K. I'.

Ilimn, Joint II.

t : oyer & ItalyCroon, .Inn, ['.

Creen HurryHrovlnl. .lennle

Cway. Hilly .

liuentlier. V.(Irlnien. T. J.(irai-eH. .1

linnltiier, VV. J.Ilnno. 0. 1"

II lap alt Obaa,Inlilen. ft A.

Hodge, WillIloey. Goo.llolaod, MontHill, PercyHolhorn. .1 . W.elronlinuK, i

-

.

Ilernilda, J. J.llarmer, Wm.Hflrheraa, ThoII el I man, —Hnrrlnjitoii, J.OIlerrniuu. !.<-. .h

llnrrla, Chan,Ilolninn, HarryHiikhii, KrneaCHUHKy, (|eo.

HilKlien, dial.Ilnriliiii! A

Ah HidHoyt ft Wnller

•llannen. Wm.Hriyward 3k

HaywnrdHeron, K. U.lliatlnga. Henllayea. Leo-Hunler. M. V.IlnrrlBon. (I. ».-.

llenaal, EmlleHuffman, Kd.Hitnnon A Hur-

rla 3eHalter, ltiuldyHiK'h ,V KltonIrvluif. I. It.

Hlli, Jno.Iiera. Olina..ToIlllBlOIl, K. I,,

Jiiei|uea, I'lill

.tewrli, LewJewel ArrberCo,Jat-ntn, Wait..tolniH OaearJm-nlw, w. n.Jetinro. llnrryJoi'dnii, IjewlaJoliiiaon, BillyJacobs, WalterJordan, l>wKelly, l-'rank

Keminoii, 1-. A.Ktincltz, W. O.Kane, liar.

Kelley, KrodKurlalng, I'raukKunimery ft

llnrnlahKnlil, QuaKeyea, T. B.Kearney, .Toa.

Kleemy, Itlcli.

Minb.ill. .Mr.

Ktark UrliauCo.Klncnlil. J. A.Kane, MorrisKelt. Jack IV.

Kellv, HpencerKliubnll, Kd. M.Kenuey, Cleu.

Kelley, Prof.Keeley. A. U.Keneilv. FrankKune. Lurryl.epnL'e, Unrr.nvIniurwuKim h.WI.eo. U V.l.lvlncaloUH, 3I.i^inurd, -liiel:

I.eVlne, OliverI.euvltt, JoeI.nltell Trl->

l.euliy, J. A.Levin, HurryLuvelider ft

ToinionLeury, Tbon. C,Leon & AdelluoInudle, FrankLeonard, Eddie1 uM.irr, Harryl.iiircncu K. K.Levliia. WallerLink. BillyIx-atrr, Billl.iiu'iniile M II.CoLyilfll, Creiit

I.awuon, Al.l.ollirt, Mom.IjKlevee, C. JLnvelle, CIiih.

Leslie. K. H.Lettoy BbownLeroy, Alla-rtLyne. Jnnica

.

1 Illicit. ICllUUK!

Lyater, AILlaitHii, J. 0.Linton ft l.aiv-

BaMi SlatersI ni'Uuian. T. A.Lemiou, KmniettLyltini I'mnllyLeuvltt, JoeLnltiMix A: l)n vi«l.iiiulei'. Mar.Moniliiy, LlltloMoure, J. S.

Moloney ftlleniyMeDonnld, I'.D.

McDonald. MlktMuHselinan. OilMorrell ft I've nsMrOrthy, I. J;MiClll, LiureucUeOay, F. B.Mlltcu. KdHlllMlit, ClnytonMller. HenMurtiby. FrankMellowil, N.MiOue, W. 11.

Morrln, LewMeNamce, Mr.Miliary Cum. CoMartin, D. A.Marline ft

Max MilltnnMnrilne Unw.Maddiiy, 11. O.Mnnavr. J. C

Melroae. )>l.

Mitchell. Ceo.Mill vib ill. JackMcKtnna, TimMaftfll, MilterhfcAullffc, JcrcMnNillty. UnaMitchell. FrankMukcr linker

'1'rln

McOiihI, Preil PMlildleton, C.n.Mnii i, a l.Morton, Ji-aa.

Miisaolman, I'll

Mllc.-ln.-IL J. A.Meyrlek, TornMerrill, K. W.Mlddlelnn, C. II.

Murray, 11. R.Mann, Diiiiny

Miller, LewMix, ClnylnilMacfnrlane, J.OMason, Wm.Matliewa, J. II.1 irklinri. HaniMorris, Win. 'is

McVcan. K. A.Mack, EdMnnlrnae. Clias.

Moure, J. T.Mercer. Unlit.

Merrills, i Mar.McCarthy. 0. K.MucDonald. I J.

Macey. Will.Mlcbelaen, Tbor.Mellon, .1. A.Mullen, VA.Mooney, J. it.MeOee Broa.Munnlni!, W.MeilJCHko, Cliiiul

Marsab.-a. Jim.Mark), ALXorerosa, J. M.Niiby, KrnnkNairn, HudNewell, U C.N'evarp, Cliaa.Nutt, Ed, C.Norman, DenulcNorton, Kd. a.Salon, Llent.Newman, HarrrNewman, A.Nairn. BudNanmylhi 11.

Niw UraBout Kbuw

Nnwtou, Jew.Norrln, WesleyNeiJley, W. II

Norton, Joe(t'Hrlcn ftltiivol

Orton. Myron

llndd, ArthurKaymond. 11. h.Pmsaell, hi.lilxforil. ConnieRkaafOa'iJ. K.IM'iln ft I II eh a r la

Kln\ F. II.Kuiio, Al.Klcwnrl ft

OREfiOV.

Portland.—The Columbia Theatre (H. G. nnclnnatl..— Contrtctors &M&*!*Welebi inanajer) will -ipen.lta djmnito the Uu ^BtJot^t^ot^mX^Vg^^m.

dla-nco

renientM

Oli-ott Cliaiiiuxiy 1 racy, Frnnk

MlulIlT, J. II

Kitdlli, II. W.Slitter, JackKeeley, «. W.t-.laleV ft- finchHlmlcy, J. It.

Kiiauu, HvronHtiinley. llol-

>•*•' land Co.Kteln, K.Smith, Bellel-|.raituellrw, Thestern. MaxHherniau, DanHnvoy, BertShannon, Mr.Stmit ft BarnesSullivan.' ChubSwnln, MurkKervlsa. C. D.Hl>iiiitiiello, J.Smith, A. J.Sella. Wm.Kvutliem, Bertsllvlul, HenHeety, A. L.Stevens, W. II.

Snmbrouk. J J.t'levena. K. P.Kliaw, WalterSeyona, TheStevena, Win.Swiff. Ceo.Siyniour. Pete(-loan ft WnlluioSurrldur, i J, II.

Soljrltt. ToUiSilverbin. WillSlcllliiK. FreilBwlft, Jlcrb.Hteln, E. It.

Hull v. T.ewSheridan. Wm.Sutton, FrankSadler. J. II.

Hmltb,.W. aSalvage), W.rSalfl, Herbsilver, J. II. V.SlHJW, line

Snriler, NewlonSlewurt. O. W.Slihnilii, Mr.Milium, C. C.ftlater ft

Williams

fofta'M Ilome- aeorCrt a (treat aaxxna£lug week of 11. For week nf 25, "Jle i!..;"of New Viirk." will lie I in- hill.

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NfiTK.

—

I'hlnney'a Hit ml Iiiih la-en eiln „_,for Hie Columliua Zoo ilntintr wts-k «f -Ja™

." " "*" T~" " ' i|f thousands of Hie niitleretl herein nf gnud '.

BAKnn's Tjikatrk ftienrRe 1^ Maker, man |K-ople attcnilerl Hie Klka*' Jnltili« dilrlnij Idie HPr,n ".nc ' ,1 -w„A^4„i,P rl "K Omm p,rk

_„or).-The Baker Theatre Mtonk Co. hnd week, odd till ihe i.ln..-e»of nmusemetit |imllt- gialno ( K. R MMMg. aMMgart Wfek Jtwo booiJ holme* July 17 to «eo "lleUy." "lip ed hy the great flHIiut

~

public July IS. Tb« opening attraction la und a new Ileucka wllDedter tftci

iiata

iira. I^eslle Carter. In "Uu Bnrry." The palronage In ihe w-aaon nut niiinv weekn d

lltiuae la entirely aold ont for the opening tant. The earl eat o|H.-nlnga will tkc pis

night, and the advance aale for the entire lutein Angmt. hnt no ojleblMMMItayinnn.1 engagement, which will lmrt one week, la ex- nf any iKWJflnga Dave yyt been mado. reua

UlantKon. A, L. tretnely large.. of thonaand* »f the nntlereil Jierda of good

agor).—-The Baker Theatre Block Co. hnd week, and till '.he tilniea of iimusetnent

two good hotinea July 17 to aeo "BcUy." "lip cd by the grent rnllut of slgtfneera. Down iftly '8, 'here irta nr«ed otie of the be^to Tompklna," by the name company, did good town Crnelnniitt rekemhleil ^Tlrenm land add bl Hot 'h*'-««biio"- {*•"*"»_?nJ"?««l '\v Ufa.Mialncni week of 10. "LIUIc Lord Fauntlo- Limn Park, and mill ons of electric llghlH audiences every eienltig The bill f„ r

roy" will be put on 22. were tiaed in dccoratlona that no city has of _'o liicludca : Diiff^. Hawtclle and

>«f«.

Rertn Arnold, llrouk Kltryne, St. "John vi\I/ifevcr, Martlh and Qnlgg, and movingpicture:!. "»

Akron.—At Lakeside Park Caalno (HarrvIInv.n. mnnneprt a vppv f.rio.1 i.m '.

ConiiUAV'H Tiikatrh (Cordray & ituanell, ever equnled.rnanagerai.—This houae haa cloaed It* aeaavn, CiikhtWi Dabk < I. M. Jlnrtln, manager),

except that performances by Shlelda' Stock —The Cheater Park Opera Company, after a

Co. will be given nt this theatre Hnndjiys nnd wcek'u revival of "The Mikado, will turarainy nlghta. Ifour Of last weck'a perform- to a more modern creation July 24, when A . Hawn, munnger) a very good bin ',

ancea were given here. ••The Ulrl from Paris" will be ataged. Bual- wh |r]l Marlow. Pluniett & Co. were oieatHmi-.MiH' Park (Kdward Shields, mana- neas waa great last week. In the vaudeville |ng features, drew fairly well week of jiuv

ger).—Shlelda' Stock Co. did good bualneas theatre will be »cen llyder'a monkeys, the jgT The hill for week of 25: Kelley auweek of 11, with "In Morocco." A. M. Zinnia lloslnoa, Caldera, the Aherns and Ruth Nelta. violctte, Brobst Trio, Anna Burt. Thr-extravaganza, "Dlavolo Dp to Date," will be The diving elkg and Princess Trlxle, the Juggling Jordans. ™*presented 18. educated home^'wlll remnla another week. «>« »

Stab Tiieatiib (S. Morton Cohen, mann- Tjie Zoo fWalter Draper, secretary).— M»rriitc*iwger).—George and Pauline Kldd. t'nas. Kd- Clucianatl'a own great spectacle, Paul Jones aaw/atn.A.1 .

* Ralner, Jen- "Marco Polo," staged by a local company,Detroit.—At the Temple Theatre (J. n,

raoorc. manager) there were several featureLast season during the Fall attractions on last week's bill, the be<-

i.—Baby and Harry Owens, Brandt and festival llif- standing room only sign was of which were John Mason and Eva Adam'-'no, tlie llolforas, Kate Coyle, Bailey's in constant uae. An army of people are in tho little sketch, "Another Storv." j{

Circus, American bioscope. renulrcd In "Marco Polo," and It will re- is Bevcral yenre since "Jack"- Mason last

win Inslce, Derrln, Kehoe and ..

nlo Bentley, Koblnaon and Koblnson, pro- enters upon the secondhand last_week of

Jectoscopt, Delia Boss. > •'•

Aiicaur TitnATitE (8. Morton Cohen, mannger)laMUM

Ly«tcTiiBATlir "(Keating""** Flood, mnnn- rjnlrc ' tremendous turnouts, this week to pre- appeared In* this city, and he displayed thegera).—Albans, Wilson and Clark, Bnsnh, vent a heavy deflrit. The "Marco Polo' same cleverness that characterized bim(irntinm p. Tnher Co., Itnvc Barton, liny- band will give dally concerts before abd a decade ago. Another great success on themond 0. Baldwin. * after the performance. In the caat of the bill was Marlon Usrson, the sweeteat slncer

Ituoi: Thkatkb (I'reil TV Merlll, mnnn- npectncle are: Mnrcus B. Kelbrman, the that has faced a Temple audience In uianv

for).—Hence .und Allen, Trunk and Murray, herald ; Joseph Bchenke, the Venetian trouba- a day. Another distinct impression was nuo>loli'ti Stii.-ut. William Kchoene, Kdna l'oloy. dour, and Maud- Stanley, as Beatrice. Bob- bv the merry Germans. Carlla and Otto'new life' motion pictures. California Clipper crt B. Reynolds has taken hold as general This team of comedians furnished a. newComedy Co., the vltascope.

JIazk '(A. Shapiro, manager).—BattleWard, Minnie Ward, Genevieve De Forest,Cenghel Maya.

(iiiritBUM Theatiie I Al. Onken, manager).—Contlnaoua vandevllle.

manager. line of very bright material, which they gotLoi'ilow laaoo)i (J. J. Weaver, manager). rcr the footlights in a highly acceptable—A surprise was sprung In the announce- nanner. The entertainment opened with a

meat of a revival of free vaudeville at the flying ring act by Vontelln and Nina, whoRustic Theatre 24, when Delia Hlcka, Ernest were followed by tho La Moines, In a musi-Tcnny and Edythe Curry, Bartlett and Col- cgj act. Treloar, assisted by Edna Tempest.

Blaziiu'h CuN'CKut Hall (Ell B. Davis, Una, Henry Cllve and Mordo will be seen In appeared in a physical culture pose. The

Tnrplu, HenTImrne, V. A.Tlblm, It. C.Thurston, How,Thohias, • Vcm.Thor, iliinli-al

Taylor, BolatrtTyler, Cbiw.Terry & ElmerTannka, I.

Tracy1

. DickTneker. J. P.VanReiiaae-

Videntlnc. On,Vermin. CarlVnn C.'iiuii

Vana. ;V. VictorVandewiirt lt.lt

Vnnrteck. A. L.Mnton tr

tlllver, Cbnii. D,nit, j. Ed*-.(ineus. SumOf to Bros.Overton, II. 11

O'llrlen & lluvelParker, N. K.Perry, » 11.

Powers, P. J.Percy, Itoliert

I'lunt, JoePitta. J- B.Prokop, CliBS.

Plnuril. Al.Puwera h

JounsonPatlon, W. B.1'ureut, Jon,Prentice T. A.Peyser, TravisI'elem, WillPrliurvac, T.Prcacntt. O. J.Plnaud, Al.Pierce le MalaMProbasco, —Poller k

Hurt wellPatlon, W. H.Powers, J. 'P.

Peters, P.' ft K.Pli-rce. Al.Pliel|iH, P. APrice. 1'. L.Powers, T. <!

PotU-r &llartwell

Parker, N. F,.

tiulKloy, Bobgnitiii, o; I.

Hfirhe, Ottolleuk. WnlLIdino. Al.Rose & Westfiynii. M. L.IllelianU. W. IC.

Ilnwli-y A flayKiiaell. W. U.Ilutierla &

- ItiwlslonItackett & ,

HriailHobluson. Then.Rockwell. J. 0.lleeil. Cluis.Knives .^-Hilbci't

ltlpley, Tun.llowc. Win.lilBgS, ChHS.Ueun. Willtin III ti son, Km.Illlcy, FrankItliiini, Mr.lUaluey &

KfikWIlayinund, lluivItoycc, UnyKiee. .luinwliosnltv, HobttulibluH ,V

:i TmnnlneKiiiiicn. C!e,i.

8KB NOT1CM AT HEAI1 OF LIST

mnnager).—Ollle Lnmont, Madeline Earl, their -varied turns. The Lagoon Stock Co.

Maggie Oracey, Grace Carroll, Rooncy and has disbanded. Last week, directed by Kred-I-'orrester. crick Noonan, the company staged "Turned

KriTE's Nkw Theatbh (Wm. H. Brown, Up."manager).—Leslie Sterling, -Mauritas and Coney Island (W. B. Clarke, manager).Moian, Alma Itose.llc, Bosc Bcnne, Cole —Haskell's Indian Band will be heard Inand 'Cole, Carrie Wlnclicll, Mae Kmersou, concerts 24. The Coney Island JuvenileMalan and Howard. Opera Company will be seen In farewell per-

' EntcKsoN s Music Ham, (Henry QrllBn, lormances—^oa the' order of a musical pot-ninnnger).—Fay Italic. Miss Valentine, poorfi. Coney's Fall Festival Is announcedFlora St. Ives, Moore Sisters. to take plaeo Aug. 19-27.Majhe Turn Wiiitb gave a dramatic re- Gossir.—There are nearly a dozen parka rreek of 18. Special mention should be made

eltnl at l'nrxon's Hall, 11, asslBtcd by Lillian about Cincinnati, ntl which concerts are f the excellent work done by Frank Powell.Myers, violinist: given, Westwood, Norwood, Oakley, Blver- ns- n00 Appleton ; Carolya McLean, as Xell

;

The Columbia Theatiie Is situated on the side,' Bedbanlr and Old Heidelberg, In the Carrie Lament, as Cinders, and Paula Goenel,triangular block bounded by Washington, Kentucky highlands, all poaseos Tireathing ns p ||y fletclier. Tlie rest of the charactersHtirnsldc and Fourteenth Streets, and three spots of that sort. In addition to these areBides of tho building face directly upon the three bathing beaches on the Ohio BJvcr.throe streets named. The building, although Few Inland cities have so many Summer at-a frame one. Is substantially constructed. It tractions to offer.Is one hundred feet long, seventy-six feet awide, and ninety feet high, and consists of Cleveland.—At tire Prospect (Waiter T. over the management of the Majestic Stock

Gotham Comedy Four, and the MelroseTroupe scored big. Attractions for week otJuly 25 : Corlnnc. Bny Cor, Athos Family,Sisters De Van, Eddie Heron and company,Harry La Rose and company, Relet Brothers,Sa Vans, and the American klnetograph.Last week's attendance was large, after-

noon nnd evening.Avenue Theatre (Drew & Campbell les-

sees).—The Majestic Stock Co. presentedThe Lost Paradise," to fair i sized houses,

were ably bandied. The same company will

be seen In the "Three Musketeers" week o(

20.. NOTgS.—Drew & Campbell, lessees andmanagers of the Avenue Theatre, have taken

over the management of the Majestic Stockthe lower floor, on the level with the street, Baldwin, manager) "Ten Nights In a Bar Co., and will present successes In the dra-

JfjJ" K?,a

,tw,° balconies. The prescenlum arch Is Boom," by the Baldwln-Melvllle Stock Co., maUc line until. Aug. 20, when the regular

Jaientine, Chns. fhlrty-Ilyc feet high, and thirty-three feet jH the offering the current week. "Jane'' season of the theatre opens. Robert Milton,wide. The stage Is thlrty-alx feet deep, drew fair houses week of 18. The Prospect's a capable actor of experience, will direct theIt is eighty-six feet from the stage to the summer season closes week of July 30. staging of the plays "Mickey" Klnn.gridiron, and ninety-seven feet to the celling. Coloniai. (Drew & Campbell, managers), press agent of the Temple Theatre, 1ms gunellio thentre has twenty-six exits, each _..in mixzourl," by the Vnughan-Olaser°l

,enLnB

i.dMSi

tly.on

«a

,

s,tr

Jct

,TIV «terl" Stock, Is the attraction this week. "At the

of the building is finished In plaster and white Horse Tavern" crowded the house at

on a hunting trip In the Canadian northwest.

Clayton cement, and presents a handsome appearance. e7cr, performance week of 18. "The Manmi V. \j/i nvTinnan lino Vmrtri tmnvriH In If-u nraiii nn • * «. _> _ •• .. a. _ _ —vniiFossen & No expense has been spared in Its erection.McCiniiy and In no respect Is there a singlo detail

1, J. W. lacking. Every precantion has been takennjTiilunt fire. The beating plant Is situatedIn a separntc building, and the theatre build-ing proper Is a net work of stand pines, soarranged that- the stage can be flooded bywater. The Interior decorations are modernand arthiflc. The frescoing Is on a mostharmonious and artistic color scheme. Thonulls and ccBlugs are In two shades of pale

"iVimmI & BerryWord, llnr.wilder, ^ I..

Woods,. War.Wugner. 'HumWakellelil PrankWiilti-ra. Ia»wWlllhuiis. LewWelch. Tint.While, Knht.West. Kd.Whltllcr. II. H.Young, A. A.Wnde. J. P.M'lllnrd, II. V.Wyiunji A-UnriierWent,. Willis 0.Wllhur.-Wnltrr

from Mexico" next week.Euclid Avenue Garorns (Max Faetken-

hciier, manager).—"Chimes of Normandy"will be given by the Faetkenheucr Opera Co.the current, week. "Amaliu Mora," Mr. Fnet-konhetter's new. composition, pleased thecrowds, and drew well week of 18. Mr. Faet-

— The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown,bit e, old gold and ivory, and are In striking tUe current week, marks I ho opening of thelull pleasing contrast with the curtains of the „eeond week ot.the-.lt. C. Hera Stock Co.ten proscenium . boxes and the heavy swing-ing curliiins, parting in the centre, which arcof (lurk blue and old gold. The stage cur-tain boms the Initials, C." T.. in Old gold,on. each Hide of the centre. The seating ca-pacity Is 1.7(>7. Tlie lower floor Is fitted with

Bay City,—At the Wenona Beach ParkCasino (L. W. Richards, manager) enormouscrowds were entertained week of July 17,

and the season promises to prove n record

breaker In point of attendance. The bill

was an extremely good one, and Included the

following: Fanny Rice, Geo. C. Boniface J 1-..

and Bertha Waltxltiger, In "The Woman WinHesitates Is Woai'vllarry Gaselene. Hlnger;

" lg Mis-Itnbson

booked for

week of 24.Note.—Tom North, the pianist at tlie ("n-

i Bino, who has managed "side Tracked" Hie"A Stranger In a Strange Land,"- week ot paHt four seasons, will soon leave for New18, iiacked the gardens on the pleasant <j rk to take charge of "How We Won Her,"nights, and Mr. Hers, Alice Treat Hunt and a musical comedy, featuring Billy "Single-Lester Loncrgon were given an ovation by Clifford, with a support of forty people-their hosts of Cleveland friends and ad-tnJrers. The work of the entire company Knlamanoo.—At Casino Park (Balrd &

kenhcuer should do more work along these Terry and Elmer Co., in "The Dancinglines. "Mikado" week 1. slonary," and the klnetoscope. The Ri

Haltnouth's (Harry D. Kline, manager), oiiera Co., In "The Mikado," is bookei"Tr-ir» Ulrtinrrp Ailvunlnpot nf Mice Hitiuxti " " ' -* Oi

Whh tier. II. B. lull .upholstered opera chnlrs, with spring seat wa8 exceptionally well done, and the out- Dakcn maaagcrsTbuslness continues unlntcr-welsb Ben .

and sprlnfevl^ck, affording luxurious comfort.iook for a successful season seems favor- ropWiywSTMljn Brade^ndevUlelteine the

Went. ficl'\irpst The lower floor contains nearly BOO chairs. a ijie -a. Night Off" next week I tr^'n^n The lUt »iv nf YnW 17 In-Woimig, .J. 8. Bn upholstery is in- fawn cofor. Part of

8Ujuniux?an^ Bkacu -Ilostock. with bis ,*.

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l0^he

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T.om ni,> r.Veekiii, Ih-oii

White. BertWaldo.—' .'

Wltsell. CI'""-

White W. L.Whitney.. -R-.ll.S

Warde. FredWheeler, A. F.Wlillsmi. FlnylWest. It. n.Wluiie, J. MWayue, V. .-i.

Wiule. PatWilson, J.

Wilson. llnr.

Ymiiig & TteVoyYnuiig. (title

Yuaua, DcWItt/Jihedle. IPredZola. Pi-auktmt tut .'-

Muwr.1/Immeriiiiiii I'.S.

Manhattan Reach.—Bostock, with bis eluded- The. Great Sunataro and "companr,the balcony chai™ have- spring seiits end al)Ic ^tos of. excellent trainer; and well "ie^ Three TrnnlJdoirra.vL); White and

vi'od CarDeis"are nule^uo^ln £?»!« S^S! ,

tt

llD,al8

'cunl""'<,!

' «! attraction crCotmotTBrjunil «JIUariyT Cernrnn com-

"Wfr^OW.*". IMW.Hstsf, m., keeping at Manhattan. . edlans; Billy Andrews and his mule, and

Negotiations with the Ferrari

grand street fair, Aug. 8-13,

progress.»

effective ana umUM lug arrangement of the shea's, Buffalo. Drew A Campbell acquire .Telectric lights. Thero are 1.240 lights in ua |f interest in the Empire in exchange for athe building. 500 of these being on the stage, hgu interest in the Cofoalal. The ClevelandIn the footlights are 100 bulbs. The switch- men will be tho managers for both houses.board Is,very complete, and the lighting Is Tn8 Empire will open Aug. 29, with Vaude-

Cranit Hapldi.—-At the Ramona Theatre(Orln Stair, manager) week ot July 21:

Fanny Rice, Boniface and Waltzlnger. Frank

conies are lighted by globes Bet In artistic KeUh ftir'the salVaf The Btar.'bavcplastor ciiHts. All the globes- are frosted,

Tourain Trio.

L an end. Tho Cleveland owners will re-producing n soft flood of light which la bright tain the Star, and It will open earlyMUdwnrm wlUioiil be ng glaring A largo

|D August with • -burlesque .V. .B. Xgreen room, handsomely furhlBlicd, Is to be Keith added to bin chain of vaudeville

sun,la 3iayiii;\v,Who leiipod Into nromlnent'C with "The Minifrom China," cnlehlng tho town with heruprightly rendition of "Fllty-sovon Ways In hIcIiiiis. under the direction of Samuel Watt'ali'h a Man" and "My Him* Cloud/ will £** Drlseoll. The lobby Is llnlslieil In tlllns.

tenpthe reward of Rcverul seRwms of Nurd J*1 "1

. "S"' 14 mt In plaster casts, as In tbo

wm* and prnpnmllon In Ihe provinces Iw l«?-Hie» re proper, and has four entrance doors

lug promoted to the. stellar iiu\i by II It. HPS? 1 !"? 2? M«"hlnglon and bnurtecu i

Slulr itutl Hcorgc II. Nlcolnl, iliider whoso R rrV,H

-l

,1le bl" dlQK was erected by J. K

iimniigement she gnlnnl most of her oxpcrl- WSSP' wlm!H '!T.W5!3-? ^"L 1

!* £"once. pilneliMilly Tu such plays ns "On t|m Welch, a tucmUer of the Paclllc Coast Indo-

Biiwunco wSmT «n which she Impcrsoniitcil Pendent Managers Association, is the lessee

mi .nlrl nmrpii M mHtnin.v" nnll ttnnnr. I'r-inn" UUUan old negro

l

llnrvey, <!. t!.

llmrlcy & VaijHare, Willllnriwr, LK-s-

mnnd & llnlley

lliilluirl. II. W.Hllinuiii, Hr.llninien, Wm.Howard. WillHamilton. WileyIlerlnu. Carlllnwaon. .Neil

llnlley &Mwlm ill

tliiyen. F.d.

llimiMirl &Kunellngnu. Krni-stHill. ,1. I'„

llnlle. I'. II-

Harris. U II.

HarrliiBloii I-

M

Hawkins, LewniltehliiKea ft

llulnlirl'lRC

Illaglns, Oilsiiimtiiit. 1 o.Potty Toltr Co.Ilnditlnv I. G.Hall. Ceo.

'

Harris, J. M.Uowardi frisk.

mings. Messrs Ml ill r k Nh-olul have Inpgbeen ronuldcrlng Miss Mnyliow as a slelllir

pnsslldlltv. Lust season sue whh featured ntthe liend of itert C. Whitney's priHlttctlon of"The Show Hlrl." and proved herself itrnc-tleiiiiy the Hlar of that orgtuilzullnn througli-out the West. Although she had uppruretl In

New York vaudeville theatres, Introducingher snugs und character Impersonations withgreat huihi'MS, "The Man from China" whspractically her Broadway debut, and. her cm-phui le Hiiircesa from the very lli^t perforinaiu'odecided Messrs. Stair k Nlcolnl that Iheywnnlil kI fir her In fact. Accordingly theyI'oiilincti-ii with Howard Whitney and- CollinIhivls to write n ltiualciil coinnly estiechtlly

fur Miss Mnyhow, to Iki produced early nii-tt

kpiisoii. It Ik enlllleil "Flo. Flo." nnd sopleased are Messrs. Ktulr & Nlcolnl with thenook mill music. Mint they arc preparing tin

elaborate spcclnt-nlur production of tho piece,being certain ot success. In the meanwhile.Miss Mnyhew Is spending llio Summer nonrNew York, fmnlllarlilng herself with her newsongs. Xllss Mnyhew comes from good thea-trical stock, being a niece of George Obcr,the well kuown character comedian, and AdaMurray, long a favorite comedienne'' in themiddle West. '•'

«»rNOIITII CAROLINA.

MA INK.

Lnawlnt?.—The opening of Wnvcrly Park,

n hew resort and amusement grounds, is

fixed for Aug. 1. The park Is located iibout

from Lansing, on the electric

o. Black, formerly nl

es for the first week:om and Nnsh, •onie-

an Camp, mnglcmii',

redecorate and reopen the Theatre n's°eoon"as nuKsla-J.ap war, on the kJnt^oscope t**?w*[Kissible as one of his vaudeville circuit. I,.

awl Jther. attractions. This Ih Uiu first at-

M. Blrlck will ho tho local manager *emP' il Summer vaudeville here, ant big

The M. W. Taylor Aiuuacmeut Co., of Cam- busfneHs seems assured,

den, N. J., has acquired the Lyric Theatre, Manlatee,—At "Orchard Beach Casinorecently built on lQrio Street by tho German (Chas. M. Southwell, managers the HardingTlieal re Co. Mr. Taylor announces thHt he Is All. Star Vaudeville Ca. cbajed on July Ih.

now negotiating with two well known stars, Sunday, 17, tho Rodney Stock Co. oin-iied a

who are to lie the lending people In. a high week's engagement with "In Convictclass slock company which ho Is now form- Stripes," to n packed house. After the |ier-

lug for the Lyric. formau.ee of "A True Kcntucklan," 20, I.ors

, Levy and L. r.. Muitell, both members of

_ . . , L __•_.. the companr, were married on the stngc withInlrdo.—At the Caalno _Thcatre (Otto the. cutlro company and audience as guests

Porlliinil—At the Cape Cottage Thentre Kllves, manager) for July 24 and week a of honor(K. V. lMielnn, niiinnger) the Pheltiii Opera strong bill la annotiiiced. It includes: Eliza-Co., with Richard Harlow ns Isabella, the both Murray, Johnson, Davenport and Lo-iltilsy queen of Spain, revived the pubPc's rellit. Ilcelcy and Mcehan, Murphy and Wll

sX »RHODB ISLANU.

Interest tu a large degree In Its successful lard. Ki-uyon dad De Gnime. Miv Kwaycaprcseti liithm of "14II-. throughout the week and W. A. Mortimer. For week of 17 the filll

of July. 14. Tho attendance, was all that whs first class, and attendance was big. Kd.could be desired. For the week of U5 llio Reynard, ventriloquist, nnd the Mexican Truu-1)111 will lie repeated. budniu-s, curried off the honors.Okm Tubatiik. 1'cnk'n Island (C. W. T. F.vnJl Thhatrb (Louis Hunncr,

Omllng, manager).—"Love In Harness" wns tar).—For 17 nnd week the billIhe drawing card here, IS-L'.'t, lading present- nnd pulnmngc wns fair. Mr.vd by the stock In a' most acceptable manner, ward Ksmondc, and MldgleyTho n (tendance averaged large throughout were strong features. Hill fur 24 and weekthe week. "Tlie Adventures of Ludy Ursula," names: Harold Hcaton nnd company, Laurawilt be the bill "-*5-30, extra preparations Comstock, the Orejrsons, Ilenslo Gilbert, Crnw-liclng mlide for Ihls prodtirtlon. Sprclulllcs foiil and Puff. He Witt. Burns and Torrance.Introduced by Pauline Fielding, last week, Bkllbvph Pakk (J. W. McCormlck, tnntm-proved pleaslug. ' ger).

—

Zup Mu thews will repeat her successPortland Theatre (James B. Moore, of last week. Others on the bill arc: The

mnungerl.—"The Iron Master." as given by Three Breens. Carson and Wlllard, Jones nndthe stock IS and week, drew large and weil Walton, Coin's comedy dog pantomime. Bus!-pleased audiences. The house has enjoyed ness Is fair,

a good run of business with Its Summer ;'> '

Stock Co. "The Gold Mine" 29-80, which r-»i „«,».... ni„«i«^™_'t, i ,» ~closes the Summer stock season, and prepnra- „ CoIu»ltns.— Olcntangy Park (W., W.

Providence.—At Keith's Theatre (Clns.

Lovenbefg, manager i "Madame , Sans Oenewits .played to good business week of July l*1-

"At' the WhiteHorse Tavern, 25-30. 'The

(luii'lotle. — At Lntlu Park Andtlnrluiul Will A. Peters, munnger) the repertory com-pany, headed by Ihe popular eonirdUo. WillA. Colors, closes lis season nt the Park Au-ditorium Saturday night, July DO. The en

bum., Troubadours catered to the largest Hnr

.

bi',,

i CtfiRfeJS Brooke Klntry. playedcrowds nf the season during the week nf *»'&*.3W^^>LW":»BfJgfc ffiIS. and oreally satlstlcd the ,mtro.,s. Coop- ^j£2*<-vSZJ£\2!S SS^USSW

mnrugers).—^A melodrama, "Tbo PoisonedDagger," wns acceptably rendered 18-23. Its

successor. 25, was "The Strange Adventuresof Miss Brown." which wag In lighter vein.

"For His Country's Sake" will be given nextweek, i

CilEsTxur Grovb Th&atiib (Alfonso, man-ager).—Cody's Boyal Circus w'H give after-

noon nnd evening performances week of -'•

Business for the previous week showed ::n

fncournglng Increase.: t

Rockx point Fobist Casino (Harrln?--On the bill 2B-30 are: Ksth-monologlst : Howell, singer

:

id Monte Collins, Bohee andFrederick and Dot McBlmy.

Calvert continues to give free exhibitions un

the tight rope.Note.—Col. Felix It. Wondelschacfer. mnn-

IIIUIgR 111"! IVIIKi- inv Ainiioniua jor. mefnirni-iililii u-nnllmr nuiillliontmum oi 1!K»5. .May Wuliersand the ma- W?"""" ttCtt,u«r conditions

.lority nf the present company will bo ti- •i• •

ensiiged. Regardless of weather conditionsthis seitson lias- uiidoubledly been 1iu iUu iilulwy, iH LU« Audltorluuu-.,, „ seasun ij.HU Lh's fc>j tfigter Cs.

er and Bbblbson, nnd the. Taylors scpmetl to th; • Three - lolterj, Baby Lnnd, Sister Do- ager ot the Providence Opera House and" ee Illln Hie rctllfB, Borr" 1

±."i?...V!2 TroubadbnntlAntutN (Phil. Collins, manager), a stock company. Malcolm Williams, formcr-

piigeinr-tit Ims WeW so mlnenfly (wttsfaolory SSPwfltaSS1 8"or^hla pff^TmT'th" reihear/oranl and Nevurro, Md'theMe'xIc^n i'mpcrra"l TheatrV; 'annoances~thatTtie""lalier

^^J^^,S^SSSff^i& Effl^SSt^S^^M ~adbnr..^__: _„ __ _ ?- hou.W w..Lbe occupied the cem.ng season. .,'

—For week of 18 Ida Russell, the Ureat Iy with the Albec Stock Co^ and FlorenceJansen, nno McDonald and Huntington drew Reed, daughter ot the late noInnrfKeed. nave

ndltlnns, JnsKPH Ort?Fsnr.L\rER lias engaged Capt. large crowds. For week of 25 the bill will been engaged." The 'former will both, act amitho best Keller » American Zouave Girls for the coming be : Lottie West Syroonds, Brown and Iiarto- look after the stage management. Royalty,.- season with Lba Fav ' Foster- Co. ' '. "' j»tn. mil I lorn I'^iiiiup „i„,.„ iSA i_ JettJ, aud iiori, iicllitei, „,_

. the stage manngement-k#H Kl" be nraduced, ta

JULY 60.«. s

\ - i

CWIKOHMA.

1,. Aairete*'— i* titf Meson OnnaaM (H. C. Wyatt, manager) Ethel Bar-

rymore li announced at 'ila house, In

•i-nimln Kate." July IIB-IIO.

u.indsco'.s IIuuakk Theatiis (Oliver Bto-

THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 527INDIANA.

nrI*H

,

.1!££,M,lA"—'"« bl« *«« Product toa3 ^,lm P'v Dompty" moved from Eatt

Washington SttMt'to' Sixteenth SStUTSCapitol Avenue July IN, for a two weeks'rim. llualuess was very big last week.

"I ndshfp " "Captain Harrington''opened

gDsu.n-sr^pen*? M TveryVmisl

,'„ good business if. "Where la Tompkins f ness, and prospects are bright forTaucccwfuiseason of the ten dava' carnival! "UCCCMlul

-\°,TE-—The Empire Theatre la being thor-

willy \~n^!!?-5nd.J ,,e a»?ltorl°m and

ro*eo, manager).—-The Oliver Morosco Co. at-

acied good business for "The Altar of

Wiirdcll, Kllicl UiiKSt'll. Kiitli' Cox. I.ucc anilLuce, riillllu* and UtMilnli. I'hns. Iluey, SaulKarris, Airm Daeblngton, and Ada Yule.Crowded houses sre the rule.

CANADA.

i-in. --—-»«.«. uuu int. auuiror um ami!»!!«» resplendent In new frescoing anddecorations. The house will reopen An?.--, under the management of Chas. Zim-merman, with Snm Davis In the box ofllce.The opening aitrnctlou will be the Ho-nemlnn Diirlesnuers. Prospects are bright.

flatun OfER* HoCBB (Clarence Drown,manauer).— The Ulrlch Stock Co., withjimmy Brltt as the leading feature, la "Theiiuwerv After Dark." had packed houses

week ending 10, and "Michael Strogolf" Is

attracting good buslnes tor week of 17-23.

•Wicked London" Is underlined.

CvstKo Thbatbb (II. C. Wyatt and Oliver

Moroseo, managers).—The successful run of

Hie Olynipla Comic Opera Co. continues, "The m,:, „Wedding Day" proving a good drawing at- T „„V\*""

vi,,e—A' Cook's Tark (Harryirartlon. "The Telephone Girl" 17 and week, ^""/ance. manager) there was offered, week

"f July li. a good bill, headed by Rees V.

£525 the well known singer, of Field'sMinstrels Jennie Calef and Andy Waldron.'li a "ketch, entitled "Harriet's Herman Una'

ii'urra'v; 'l-clgh Bros., Gallagher and Itarrett, S"».L ».airi'e

,

n "d ^Howard. In 'The Re-Join; F Clark. Harrow Trio, dosing with ff

,rters:11

,,le "rolwt Trio, and Young IHkntes,the small comedian. The La Kose elect rl<:fountain Ik playing its third week at this

irartlon. "The releph

to lie followed hy "Fn Diavolo."Obphf.i'M (Clarence Drown, manager).

—

Features IS and week: Valerie Itergere andcompany. Oreene and Werner, Olllihan and

the Orphenm motion pictures

Uniqi'h Theamb (Uenla & Zallee, inanapark, and Its popularity continues. It leaves,Juna 1 fn. |}a«UI. ,,— _,. *M

»

m _ vr*-em).—Features Aug. 1 and week: Waldron ttst-.— tr-i-;

llrof.. comedians; Tnnim, monologue; Fox fSf Ml ror "avlnla Park. Chicago, for the"r-i..— .. « *« .. t^-„ .„.« 513,. .._.,_ rest of the season. Newmans Dog and TonvShow w II be added to the free attractions of

this park, commencing 21.Kuch'm Ohovh continues to give free at-

tractions In vaudeville, moving pictures andside shows.Oak Summit Park Is growing In favor,

nnd enormous crowds are always In nttend-

?,'Xce.\, ,.

n nmJ Thompson. In the comedy,

nnd Ward, vovallets; Dan and Bessie Kelly,

In -The Htage Struck Maiden ;" Alice Alva,novelty musical act, and Unlnue-o-scope. Busi-

ness is large. m . .

OtioAtiWAV Theatre (A. J. Morgnnstern,rannager).—Oood business prevails at this

hoiisej where six actB comprise a very inter-

esting MIL#_ _ .

'

Cnirres Pabk (Henry Koch, manager).

—

Tin' Plitenlx Indian Band, Midway and Zooare attractions which draw large crowds atthis popular outdoor resort. No theatre pro-gramme Is given.Notes.—At the Unique an innovation In

the way of a floral matinee, given Hatnr-tlays, has been Introduced, where a bouquetof flowers Is presented to each lady lu at-tendance. The Wednesday souvenir uiatl-

uees are also continued Amelia Gard-ner, of the Olvinpla Comic Opera Co., wasso severely Indisposed that she was out olthe cast for a couple of performances......Drama McSIartln, secretary to I*n Bebymer,of the lx>s Angeles Amusemnt Co., wellknown to many advance representatives,died In this city July. 17 Thomas Q,linker, chief doorkeeper at the Grand OperaHouse, and Frank Raymond, nn attache ofthe some bouse, who came here lu advanceof "Spotless Town," -have established them-selves In mercantile business, In additionto their theatrical employment.

Oakland.—At the Maconough Theatre(Charles P. Hall, manager) Mrs. Leslie Car-ter, In "Du Barry," played to standing roomonly July 13, 14, at advanced prices. Thehouse will be dark until Aug. 2, a, whenKthel Barrymore opens In "Cousin Kate."Guy C. Smith, resident manager, and Van K.Brltton, assistant manager, returned July11, from their trip to the World's l'nlr nndXew York.

I.inRRTY Playhouse (H. W. Bishop, man-ager).—Bishop's company of players played"Hearts of Tennessee ' week of July 11. Thisplay was given Its first production 11, andt lie local press was exceptionally warm InIts praise of the work, which was hulled nsa high class offering in every way. At theend of the third act, after five curtain calls,and In response to a roar of voices callingfor a speech, Vlric Blair Collins, the authorof the piece and an actor In the cast, re-sponded happily. "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.Ilvde," I8-2H. This theatre Is fitted nnwith Blsbop's revolving stage. Business 13good. .

Bem, Theatre (Ed. Homan, manager).

—

Features 11 and week were: Mayer and Ir-win, dancers and crayon artists; Wm. Dal-7cll, In Illustrated songs ; Cross and Hold-man. In dnnclng and funny sayings ; JohnJ. Welsh. "The Man In White," who singshis own songs ; Leo's Australian trainedcockatoos, moving pictures. Business is Im-mense.Novelty Theatre (Tonv Luhelskl, mann-

?er).—The following performers were themtures for week of 11 : Inez and Odey,

singers and dancers ; the Great Saul, HebrewImpersonator; Chris Meyer and Viola Mason,in u comedy sketch, "A Polite Kicker;" Mr.nnd. Airs. It. Ilunn, whirlwind dancers audslugers; Waiter Kerrick, baritone; Allaireand Cavllle. club jugglers, and the vltascupe.Kmpme Theatici (Lee F. Stone, manager.)

—Features week of 11 : Jess Bailey, traineddogs and cats: Jas. T. Kelly and LillianMousey. In a sketch; Ladles' Empire Quar-tette. C. Eraest Edwards, illustrated songs;». I.. Elton, monologue comedlau, movingpictures. Business Is large.

Ioora Park Thbatbb (Fred L. GrlfTeth,manager).—Features week of '11: Basel Au-brey, buck and wing dancer; Will L. Louis,illustrated songs, and the one act comedydrama by Fred L. Grlllith. entitled "Thelalrles' Glen," which has made a decidedsuccess, and will run for the next two weeks.The cinematograph closes the performance.Business has been steadily Increasing atthis popular resort.

Getting Recruits for Father :" Arthur Itlgliv,l'aloro Brothers, lu "Fun at the Mill;" EHxa-l»th Knight, nnd the kinodrume. The KiltiesBand have this park 2S, 2(1, for four concerts,and a big advance sale of seats marks theircoming.West Heights Park Theatre continues

with free vaudeville, and Is getting goodcrowds. 6

A incrmirs—At Electric Park attendancennd Interest continue. to grow. Ben Kellogg,?''!? !"l!

? l>llo,e<l this undertaking success-fully In Its Infancy, has resigned as manager,to accept n more lucrative vaudeville positionwith a Chicago house. The new manager hnsnot as yet lieeti announced. Following werehere for the week of July 18 : The Wheelerand Wilson Trio. Baby Unit, who Is aelinrmlne little dancer sod singer; McXnniee,clay modeler, who In very speedy and clever.Each performance concluded with moving pic-tures of -The Great Train Robbery" andscenes from "Bluebeard."

««»WISCONSIN.

•»»»LOUISIANA.

New Orleanit.—Athletic Park (H. C.fourlon, manager).—The Imperial Stock Co.,presenting "lolanthe," for week of July 17.drew large and appreciative audiences, andthe company pleased. The bill for week of-*.}» "The Black Hussar."West End (Jas. J. Corcoran, manager).

—

l.nrge crowds ruled at this popular lake re-sort for week of 17, when I'aloettl's Con-cert Hand, Prof. Joe Magnolia and his splen-

i li"'"Briiph machine, and the best vaudeville

"HI of the Beaaon won appreciation. Thevaudeville included: Blmm, Bomm. B-r-r-r,tnncleve and his trick mule, "Pete:" Buadernnd Lavelle Trio, and Dorothy Denton. Eachact scored heavily. Manager Corcoran prom-gg n change of hill for week of 24, with"Irani, Bomm, B-r-r-r and Dorothy Dentonas hold overs.KoouHit I Ion st: (Ed. Levy, manager).

—

inlsi

popular side show still crowds themiu nightly, and wins many laughs with Its"core of expensive mirrors.Notes.—Manager Helndon, of the So.

Amusemnt Co., left for Xew York 17Joe Smack, a popular stage employe, of the'reenwall Theatre, is now In charge of theMorris Marks Fishing Club, at West End.wuere the profession Is always welcomed ondentertained;

• «»» —WASHINGTON.

Milwaukee.—Edwin Thnnhnnser's play-ers are still holding the attention of thea-tregoers, and the Academy has been wellfilled at every performum-i' the post week,despite the Intense heat. The cast for TheGay Lord Qnex" Included the entire strengthof the company, with the exception of AlbeitBrown. Eva Taylor and Eugene Moore, nsusual, divided the honors. Patty Allison,the new lugemie, made her Initial appear-ance Inst week, and gives promise of be-coming a great favorite. Lulu Hastings, one ofthe original members of the Tlianliuuser Co.,returned to the cast July 11. "Fedora" Is

down for production week of July 2T>, and"Soldiers of Fortune" the following week.

Pabbt Park (Theo. Thlelges, manager),

—

Thousands bare lieea flocking to this popu-lar amusemnt resort the past several weeks.Ellery's Italian Baud lias caught MilwaukeeIn greut b1iu|j-.\ and strong effort Is beingmade to engage the bund for a longer stay.Davidson (Sherman Brown, mauuger).

—

Annie Sutherland will begin her starringtour ut this house on Sunday. July 31. whenthe first iMTformance will be given of PrestonGibson's play; "Mrs. Ersklne's Devotion."Vincent Scranno has been engaged for oneof the principal roles.

Notek.—Arthur J. Sheldon, treasurer ; W.G. Tlsdule. assistant treasurer, and Unlit.M. Eberle, business manager of the CriterionTheatre, of New York, spent the pnst weekIn Milwaukee, visiting friends. Messrs. Shel-don nnd Tlsdale return to New York July2.*>, to assume their duties at the tiarrlckTheatre Ed. Thanhanser, who has thefaculty of keeping his patrons keyed up dur-ing the Summer months, has Just announceda special engagement of Lansing Rowan forfour weeks, commencing Aug. 1 Mr. andMrs. Lee .Baker (Edith Evelyn) have ex-tended their vacation for several weeks.Miss Evelyn, who has lieen seriously 111 sinceleaving for the West, is now rapidly recover-ing, and expects to make her reappearanceas leading woman at the Academy Aug. 211.

Eugene Moore and Eva Taylor, whohave been playing leads for the ThanhanserCo., will close their sneclal engagement JulyIII. It is doubtful If two more popular per-formers ever graced the Academy stage, andtheir closing week Is expected to lie lu thenature of a series of farewell receptionsBnrnum k Bully's Circus Is belug heavilybilled for Monday, Aug. 8.

li »

TEXAS.

Montreal.—At the Theatre Franca li (F.Huworth, manager) ilurlag the last we*k orUna Clayton's Stock Co. engageuitiit"Drink" was the production, and rood housesruled Julv 18-2.1.

Aiiena (W. Northey, managf r).—Tho .New-York Comic Opera Co.. lu "Lady Slavey,"came to fair nouses 18-23. "Jack ami theRennntnlk" 25-3(1.

Sohmkr Park (Lavigne A Lajoie, mana-gers).—The Park was crowded during theweek of IS. The attractions were : Murtlnr.nd Rldgewny, I.lftloHcld, Dunham Trio, theSt. Belmos, and 1-avlguo's Military Band.

Ill \ Kits i or. Park (A!. Read, manager i.

—

The park did good business during wcok of18, with lb* lollowlog attractions: MlUnrdBros.. Stanton nnd Co., Boudo, the Dclmlres,Maud Deity, Mi Tcm Ward, Augell andAngell.

Note.—James Bennett, an aeronaut, wasdrowned here In tlu» St. tawrence Hirerwhile making a balloon ascension from lliverside Pnrk. Saturday. July 1(1.

.

Quebec.—At the Auditorium Theatre (A.J. Small, manager) Paul Cazeneuve and hisFrench company appeared, lu "The Poor ofParis." July 18-20, and In "Paul Kaiivnr" 21-23. The plays were put on In up to dalestyle, and business was very good. Mrs. PaulCazeneuve introduced her singing specialtybetween the net<>, and received it very heartyencore.

Note.—A. J. Small, Mrs. Small and Mrs.Korman, .wife of. Manager Kormsn, of theOpera House, Hamilton. Out., were In townfor a few days last week, aud enjoyed theirvisit here Immensely, air. Small spoke Invery high praise of the able assistance givenhim by Local Manager J. E. Tnrton and Ills

staff. The success which this house has at-tained during the past season Is no doubtlargely due to Mr. Turton'n hard work, audthe coming season has very bright prospects.First class ntt factions visiting Canada thecoming season n re hooked for the Auditorium.

Toronto.—At Muaroe Park <W. Hanks,manager) Josh Daly's Minstrels drew largecrowds July 18-23. The bill Included: D. J.Harrington, Frank Burr, and Crawford amiFlnulng.

iI.im.as's Point (Mat Dee, manager).—Big business 18-23.Kxhiiution Giioiimis. — A concert was

u'lven 2D, by the mussed bands of six cityleglmenlti, which proved n great success.

London.—The attendance at SprlnghankPnrk lias Increased largely In the past twoweeks. This Is due to the hot weather andextra good bills. The following made upthe bill for week of July 18 : Wilson andD.'ivls, ''lark and Floret te. Armstrong andHoliy, Hurdle I.angiloD. and John D. Gilbert.— »»

VIRGINIA.

Norfolk,—At the Ocean View Casino (.lakeWells, mnnttger) crowded houses, pleasedpal runs and a thoroughly satisfied manage-ment seems to be the rule ol this house.For week of July 2.1 : McMubfn and Cliop-pell. Sisters Barrett, tile Watermelon Girls,nnd Hie blograph.Acme Tiikatiik (Chas. M. West, manager).—People who open here (or week of 2.1 ore

:

Sellers Female Minstrels, Bockman Sisters.l.lllle Dugan and the Three De Vine Sisters.Held over: May Allen, Fanny Barry, Mile.VMu, May Vernon and Emma Fruukford.Business Is good.

Bi.tot: Theatre (J. M. Crlnnlnn, mana-ger).—There will be no change In the hook-lug at this house for week of July 2S, lastweek's people being retained. Grace Francis,electrical dancer: Cnffrey and Grant, andWorrell and Santell were big drawing cardsweek of 18,

AftiiTiiiititM Theatre (J. M. Barton, man-ager).—People who played this house wCckof 18 are held over for week of 25. Busi-ness Is very good.

i I

I.j nt-hliurK.—At Rlvennont Park Casinoi.Tuke' Wells, manager) the following peopleplayed week of July IS : Ed. and Holla While.J'.esniili and Miller, Steel, Doty and Coe, l,nw-siiii nnd Naraon, and blograph pictures.

Note.—Work has been commenced on thenew Academy of Music, of which R. D, Ap-pereon Is president. It will he ready by Jan.1. when one of the finest attractions on theroad will open the bouse.

PeterNbnrir.—At Ferndale Casino (Wm.E. French, mauuger) McFee's moving pic-tures were here week of July 18.Note.—The Academy of Music will be in-

cluded In the l.euth circuit Aug. 1.

Danville At Wells' Casino (Jake Wells,manager) Goorge Parsons Co., playing "TheTurkish Texan and "The Reason Why," hadgood returns week of July 18. Crowds werenlghlv pleased.

»»•COLOIIADO.

Seatxle—At the Alcazar Theatre, week of« y.17. Wiedemann's Big Co., In "StrickenBur and "Dixie Land.'p

I'.diron TllBATIts.—New : The Edison Maleyi'nrtet. the Fishers. Tegge and Daniels, GeneMJig, klnetoscop* pictures.Empire Tiieatbr.—New: Military Qunr-

ffli Helm Children, Robert Nome, Vardamon,moving pictures.crystal Theatre.—New : Waldo nnd De-

J";re, Crotty Trio, McCarver and Garey, Leo" hlte, moving pictures.Oiipiieum Tiieatue.—New : Coleman and

wexlas, the Three Mlllards, the Cox Family,

*k.°J* "Ml'Le Moyne. Carl Raymond, Ar-"tir Searles. moving pictures.

Cojtiqt-B Thieatiu:.—New : La Belle Rosa,"eymour and May, the Vaughners. Mr. and££ w

,- J - Morton, Linden Slatert, Neola,llobcrt Nome.

»n5°TB —Mike Hooley, an old time perforroprnna dramatic man, Is confined to the Provl-0>uee Hospital, In this city.

Houston.—At (he Standard Theatre(Alvldo & Lasserre, managers), without op-

position of onv kind, the house Is having anuninterrupted now of aiugnllleent houses. Theprogramme 18-23 was one of excellence. Atravesty, gotten up by linker and Fonda, on"Moute Crlsln," was one of Hie features,

and Interspersed with songs nnd specialties,

won a deserving success. .Lee and Rose Ed-monds, la comedy sketch work, have wonlaurels since their opening here. TIip othersof the people 18-23 were; Blrdlc Varnell,

Ernest Bailey. Baker and Fonda, MadelineIji Verne. Mabel Wright, Marie Doekainn,Olgu and Etta Howard, Florence Houston,Frank Baldwin, Fred Fink, Agnes Aloln,

Francis Sisters, Pearl Gllmore. Jessie Woods,l.lllle White, Clarence Ruiiton nnd TomKelly.

Notes.—Discouragement In the way of In-

adequate transportation to and fro from the

f;roiinds, on account of the street car strike

n progress, has caused Manager Bishop to

close Highland Park Theatre, and cancel the

Morrison Stock Company's engagement. Thefilace will be reopened us soon as the strike

s settled, as most of the patrons are unionsympathizers, who would rather remain awaythan patronize the street cars Sweeney& Coombs' Opera Bouse Is now In the handsof contractors for remodeling and enlarging,

and the place will be put through with all

rapidity for the opening, Sept. 1.

Ft. Worth.—At Lake Erie Park and Pa-

vilion (C. A. Taylor, manager) the attendancecontinues large. People week of July 18

:

Jessie De White, vocalist : Sadie Hart, sing-

ing nnd dancing comedienne: George Trump,legless equilibrist, and the blograph.

STAjtiiAtin Theatre (Frank De Deque, man-agcr).—Tom Fey's version of the comedy.••V'ascy, the Fiddler," served as a curtain

raiser week of 18. Randall aiffl Ituudall,

sketch team : Ludevlnc Gurtb and Virginia

Hayden opened. Those retained were : Stuart

and Murphy. Virginia Rankin, Baby Dot,

Lulu De Mar, Agnes La Porte. Carf Copeland, Lettle Colton, and Lulu Lawton. Bual-

nesa opened to capacity.Crowv theatre (Phil Epstein, manojter).—"Irish Stew." one of Copeland and Cope-

Isnd's many absurdities, started the ball roll-

ing, at this house week of 18. The olio

brought out : Clark and Emmons. In a return

engagement; Copeland and Copeland, Minnie

Denver.—At the Broadway Theatre nndGarden (Peter McCourt, manager) week ofJuly 2-1, "The Man from Mexico." Week of17 Robert Drourt and Kiitlinrlue Gray, in"incog," played to packed houses.

Ei.rrCH Gardens (Mary Elilch-Loiig, nian-I'gi'n.—Week of 2-1, Edwin Ariluu, lu "Sol-diers of Fortune." Week of 17-Mnnde Pea ley.

In "When Kuiglilhood Wus lu Flower," playedto Hie largest week's business Unit tile Cardons ever had. They turned people nn'ay atevery performance.

Ma mi a i ian Beach (W. B. Lawrence, mali-nger).—Week of 2-1 : Fred SCnebdeld, OlsonBros., Miles McCmty and company, . Ander-non and Wallace, De Onzow uud Elliott. Theoutdoor attraction was the bronco busting,which drew large crowds Inst week. Busi-ness Is good.

Cbtmt.ii. Thbathb (Geo. Ira Adams, man-ager).—Week of 25: Iluegel Bros., KellyTrio. Chas Evans, Hall unci Weston, Relna-Hnzur. Business Is good.

Nqveltv (Henry Luhelskl. manager).

—

Week of 17. the Three Kuhns were tbu bigdrawing cord nt Ibis popular ten cent show.

Mention.—The Patterson-Bralnerd Cnrnl-vnl Co. Is at Twenty-third and WeltunStreets, drawing fair houses with theirstreet fair Prof. O. Rlchter has hisbaud playing at the Cily Park TheAlr-n Dome, at Sixteenth and Court Place.1b drawing fair houses. The vaudeville bill

week of 17 Included: Jennings and Jewell,Frank GrllT, llnnford and Hurt, Satitiello,

Bessie Burton, George lioberts, Lelbenlumnnd Mitchell Ringllng Bros.' Showshuve I he city well billed for Aug. 3, 4,

WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling;.—At the Park Casino (Con-rad Hlrsrh, manager) week of July 18 thisresort had good business. Bill week of 24

:

Mr. and Mrs. Allison. In "Minnie, fromMinnesota ;" Geo. W. Jenkins, GeorgiaO'Ramey. In funny songs nnd sayings; Handyend Wilson, Decker's euineragrupii.

Note,—'lite Hiitdi-Adain* Carnival Co.will have a street fair and carnival In thelower end of our city Aug. in.

««»CKAS. (HitriKl.D, formerly of Garfield and

Gallagher, has signed with Benard and Co,'*"HlBii Old Time, for a season of forty-twoweeks over Hie Stair It Ilnvlln circuit. Theallow will open early In September.

BASEBALLNational League

POLO GROUNDS,NEW YORKWITH PllIi.A., .Inly 30. Aus. 1.WITH CHICAGO, AtiS . M, 3. 4, n,

American LeagueAMERICAN LEAGUE PARK, N. Y.WITH 8T. I.OI'IS, July till, UN, -41), :iu.

MelNKERNEY'S

THEATRICAL

GOLD CREAM.There are many Void Cream Preparations on

the market todsy. Soma are Oool)—othan artBKTTKK-But Mclanerncy's la BKST.The ingredients of Holnnernej's Cold UrwUB

are pure and harmless, and wliou you onoa notthis preparation yon will want no other.Other good anilities In lu fnvor are It* dtllosta

perfume, smooth whiteness and cooling propaMto.And it does not cost as much as many of the fayulterior preparation*.

59c.FOB BALE OJTLT AH

NBW YORK.

EXAMINE YOVR DENTIFRICEAcid and grit, deadliest enemies of lha

teeth, abound in cheap dentifrices. Fine per-

fumes do not make fine dentifrices. Yourteeth deserve better of you lhan to be offered

up a sacrifice to your pockelbook.

SOZODONTIs of proven value. Sixty years Is a prettygood test. No add, no pit In Sozodont.The Liquid penetrates the little crevices andpurifies (hem; the Powder gives a bright

and polished surface.

3 PORMSk tlOUID, POWDER, PASTE._WANTED AT ONOB, Al "I'lANIBTi SKJUT

Ketder; must lie able to faku; no boo/.ers, chimeraor would-be. Long engagement to right imrtieiSnl»rylnw. State all Una letter. May Wlbion, write.K. II. JOHNSON, Kleotrlo Tnealro, Waterloo, Is.

wantkd ui'iCK-Mcd. Performers, bothSingle and lloiihle. No time, to correspond; muttJoin at mme; don't want any tourists; live on lot;

115 Double, ts Single. Adilremi Korext Herb .Mud.Co., »w»n, Marlon Co., lows. I*. S.—Tickets If

you mean tiaslnsas.

CIIKAP FIliMM, Moving Picture Miicliiiien.

Cainuraa, Lanterns, Loniios. Hung slides and Bii|iply

old and bought. .Speilnl lllinaand Hllilos imide.Showi given. Kxport mechanics. (leriuaii-Ain.Ulne. A Film Co., 116 K.9J1H 81., N.Y. Tol.,m 4. W.

HlIMIC COMPOSED AHU AUUA1VUKDfor any lnntrument or number of InstrumentsBonga.wardN and music, sketches, elo. Mend stamp(Hi am. I,, i.nwis,m Klchmoiid St., Cliicliniiitl, o.

WANTED UU ICK-A OUVHof 110ft. Oliethat call hn changed to photograph purposes.Must stand M. 0. II Inspection. Lowest cashprloe. JOII580N PHOTO. CO.,

«IH Hcltee Avo., St. Louis, Mo.

JACK HOO.VR, of Syruotise, N. V., writesthat he runs a clean vaudeville theatre, sndwill give good, sensible lady performers from a to10 weeks' work. Mas been*, degenerates nnd hamspoiltlvcly can not work my house. Performersunderstand meaning of such—therefore harmonyalways. I am always the Isiss, Therefore, yon arcfiroteoted nnd respected. I'crforincn, write Inmmedliitelv snd olillgu. Also pluno player, writeId. Jack liooiic I'alaoe T'lieatre, Syracuse, N. V

WAJJTKD IRIMBDIATBLY, for (iuruiiin

Medicine Co., first class, un-bi-dulo Muelcal uud"ketch Team. Must, work In acts, do alngleHaiuldoubles, change for week; no children; mustSlay organ. Also good all 'round Comedian,Ingnr and Dancer, to put on nets and do special-

lies and make good. No hou/.ers or dialers.Salary limit, »i single. |l& doiilile; you gut It.

We never clone. Work In hulls and stop at hotels.

Join "0 wire. Dr. B. A. Minor, .Mamie comer,Kljiley Coojiij, Indiana.

IKIWTUItTAIlTI* NIHIW HL'HIMCNM.(Oopyright) n ditrerent liisiks in ets. All kinds acts.MOKHllKT'S SCHOOL, B ». I'JIli HI., I'lillu., I'll,

Conlldenci Can Be Placed In Renowned Qoodt,Since GOOD QUALITY Gained Their

Reputation.

IFor tho pmt llfly years lidvn been universally rec-

ognized us being the IIKNT .IIAUF, iiml uropreferred by professionals everywhere, which In

proven by tho numerous unaoliulted ctnlorsuiTicnUi

received from all part* of the world.

THE IHEIIOLIIs a splendid novelty to he used In viiudnvillc. It

conslstH of a solo inouili organ, nearly ehroiuail-cal,allaohed to two set s of reeds, controlled hy adouble row of valves, which render chord* amibaa* notes, both minor and major. Una the fiiiiic

effect as a concertina, Instruction book goes witheach Instrument.

8Are mado of the best materials which skill andyears of experience can obtain, thoroughly ien-noned wood, to stand any climate, the finest roods,olear and rvionuut as a bell. "Just as good asthellobner Harmonicas," Is (lie heat proof of theirsuperior i|uallly.

The "Huhuer" instruments are endorsed liy Wm.II. Burke, the original harmonica wonder, whowas the first to Introduce this Instrument and Its

poMlblllllee upon the itnire. During his profes-sional career of the past 28 years he has continu-ally aud the "llobner" Harmonicas,

FOR SALE BY AIL LEADING DEALERS.

M. HOHNER 354 Broadway, N. Y.

AT LIBHUTV HOOM. JOHN MOM >!-TKKS'LADY INIFOHM HANI) AND 0.; ten pieces;also specialties, now with loth ceaturr Floatlnit

Theatre. AiMrass CUAS. K. JOHNSON, care ofaoih Century Kloatln|Thtalre, Marietta, Ohio.

WANTKll al Once, a nitmlier of good SecondHand I'llms-Conilc, etn., long ones If pomllile;also l'Mlson Rxhlblllon or Universal Kineiosoope.

J. BALL. JM McAlplu St.. Phlla., Pa.

CAPT. STEWART WANTS Sketch Team,man and wife; alio Ladv singers and Dancers.,Iliack Kaee, lrl-h and Dutch Comedians, for Nn. 'J

Show. Salaries low. Show now nn road in Ohio.m:i PUltMAN 8THKKT, Fort Wayne, lnd,_

A. OUUDHIOH, LAWYRR, Ml Weft MadUonSt., Chicago; established IH64. Business legal andquiet, branches and fae.llltlos la oilier States.

ko it balk bit BXOHANURVmyTrlvaTeCar, no feet long. Ki|iiii>ped for fast pisseaftrservice M. 0. H., 6 stale roonu, klU'lleuaudexiraroom, all couiplete and ready to move Into, Ac-commodates 94 people wit limit crowding. Can lie

seen as per route: boulder, Colo., week of July 26;l.niignioiit. Aug. I, 3 uud :i; l,o\ eland, Colo., 4, r.

ami a. Will exchange lite huve for a car To feetor longer, as the aiuivu ono Is loo email lor mvuse. Can place a band leuder Immediately, Willimusic, aud a Heavy Man and Juvenile Woman.IIOBHY FOUNTAIN, Bon'der. Colo._

HNiVRRSAIi RDI8UN RXIIIBITIUhfMechanism wanted, In line order, isle date.WANTED at Once, a number of good SecondHand Films—Comic, etc., long ones If possible;also Kdlson F.xhlhltlou or Universal Klueloieope.

MKCIIANIC. eareof CI.IPI'Klt.

FOR SALE,FINE PICNIC GROUND.HeHi grove on (he Conn, ltlver. I'ltUid WilliI'livllfon ond oilier biillilluits. Complete otil-

lit for n pleasure resort. Large steamboatnnd barge for excursions, tlraud cliunce tomake tiioucy.

MA'IUIIS ft MAYO'IT, Rprlugfleld, Msas.

SHOW .'HINTING.'Slack Hangers, Posters and cuts on hand

for advertising every line of the Amusemnutlliislncss. Send for Catalogue (III of Dra-matic and Show Printing of nil kinds ; Cata-logue (C) P'nlr and Carnival I'rlutlng ; Cata-logue (II) mil l'oslers, Comerclnt 1'oslera.

KIIIST CLASS l'lllNTINQ OK ALL KINDS.

GBEAT WE8TERR PHINTIN& CO.,niil Kim Slrcel, St, Louis, Mo.

NO PLACE UKE HOME.

PALOS PARK ISA SUBURB OF CHICA80.The scenery of wooded hills with creels andsprings mates it a charming nutco for home. Itla healthful and restful. Fare, he. Many famllleahave located, and among them quite a few famllleaof actors who flnd It cotivenlont to their bualneaa,and a fine place for home. We sell large lots, tug140ft.. on timbered hills, at fM; |10 cash and |I0monthly; send for literature; names of actors glvouby request. Monson AUu.Ju LaSallo Ht.,Cliloago,

clever AmateursLadles nnd (lelllleimni. fur lloinl Show. Horncompany and line Irenlliieiil, Shaw opensAug. 1. .Must Join mi wire. Address

I'll \N K J. KKIillBRU,Aililnson, Nehraakn,

!

ALL NEW FEATUR S THIS SEASON.Cannon AHCotialona, Kx ilodlng llonili, and ourOrigin >l Act, 1'AIUUIIII'I'K liltoi'H PltOU AMaUUHUTK

14 SI tCKMHFI I, BKAMURH 14Solid for lllustrntod booklet and open time.

TKK IIONK'ITFS, I'assiimpsle, Vermont.

CLUB JUGGLERStend (or llluitradd Catalogue, Frit.

fiEl BjWjML 502 E. I91h St,. W. Y.

J. 0. GOSSCO. ADullders of mm

HOW CANVA,S Catalogue and

2ud Hand List Free.D«Ta

Wanted, About 20 New or Second Hind PhitoI'ranies for Lobby Display, mil lurgm HnintHUliilii.oiilsldn measiiremenl. Descrilie fully, slatingcondition ued price; letter only. Address I'. II,

euro of A. (J, IMIHNKIl, Kulnkorbocker Tlieiiir.i

llldg.. New York, Will also buy apparatus for.sotitiil of dashing waves and wind storm effects.

BUFFALO 'CYCLE SKATESWANTED.C. H. LIN DAI.L, liar Harbor, Maine.

WANTED, A FIRST CLASSPfANO PLAYER.Olio Unit can play good overtures, Must lie ANo. 1 or need not apply. J.A.AJ.I! (JAIJHKR,

Ithaca Hotel. Illiaca, N. V.

At Liberty. Sept. I," CHAS. HEADLY, AlCOItN'llT. Theatre. Vaudeville or Hotel. Kxneii:eni-eii; member of A. 9, H Address uiiak-11 KAHLY, care of General intuvery, Capo May,KJ.

\t IAUvriy, I»IA1¥ 18T»Sober aud ridluhlo; experienced In bol.li concertand theatrical work. K. lilliioKK,

1MB WalnulStrenl., Wllmlngtoit, Del,

SIDE SHOW PAINTINSSMIDWAY KIKI.N'TH.

K. J. HAVIlKN A 0O„ 10H ll'way, Il'klyn, N. Y.__

liltl HIT LAST WKKK, SmJI'illNdTON, CONN."

W. EDWIN ARDELL.This week—Capital Park, Hartford,

Wanted, Understander for Held and HandBALANCING. Must be tfooil, rallnblo partner—onewltheaiierlciice. My wolghi Isltoib. AddresaII. I'ALLMANN, :A vAwards St., New Ila voinCoiiii,

FOB SALE CHEAP;Moving l'ict'ire Machine and Sloreoptleon com.blncd, with I'l.uis and Slides complete.

J. W, IILACKMAN, VVollsvllle, N.V.

Partner Wanted With $300,Half Interest In n successful attraction. Investigateat once. Kxporlence un necessary. Splctnllil opnor.tunllT. Address liAllllV F.COMSTOCK.Afton.s'.V,

TENT FOR 8ALE,9ox2n, Complete, lieen used rive weeka, Price,{40,00. WH, II. 9IBAD,

Hrandywlne Springs Park, wilmlogton, Del.

A (iADV PAItTNRR A1«D COMIMlUOltffor a Helllied. Klrsl Class Musical Act. Aildrcs,HKNitv noy.AiiT, cure or cLH'i'KK umue.

523 TETR INTETW YOBK CLIPPER- July 30.

•—Owing to Harry Morris' Night on Broadway Company Not Going Ont,TOM ALMOND,THE AUSTRALIAN NOVELTY DANCING WONDER, 7

. IS AX LIBERTY SEASON 1S04-5.

Introducing English Hang* ami Eccentric Long Shoe anil Ice Skate r-eilcital Dnn< ing.Karen Comedy nr Repertory.

Time of Act—13-14 Mia., In oae. Would be pleased lo hear from Reliable Managers Vaudeville, llnrl.«nu .

Permanent Address, J. .1. FLYNN, Colonlalllalldlns;. BOSTON, MAS*. '

ELECTRICAL SCENIC EFFECTS.EXTENSIVE USE IS A PROOF OF MERIT.

TTe furnish all the electrical scenic eMoving t'louds, Working Waters and AutomLightning and I'rlsinntlc Italnbow, In "TheMass., and "Mount I'elec In Eruption,

-' for t

We supplied 00 per cent, of all thethe amino : "The Eternal City," at the Victplays, and hundreds of others.

We also carry Moving: Cloud*. I.lgpainted on glats. Also hnvo Rainbow, Watsthing In tho electrical theatrical line. Hen

Twenty TBomanU Leagues Under

theatrlcaorla;

I pr_„Sleeping Beauty and the Beaut.

AflatkBHtf Franco." at Wullack's ; K. II. Sothern, In""productions. Keeent one are: . nt the Broadway : "The' Runaways." »

If I Were Klug, at the Garden; Weber & Fields'

TEL. 4H52 I ()I,I Mill N.

htnlne and Fire photographed from nnti:re, which gives prospective that cannot lie accomplished by the design being

r 111 pplc, Sand Storm, Rain and Snow. New and novel effects made to order. Estimate! cheerfully given on every-

u sli cents for pestage for our hundred page catalogue.

REMOVED. Call and See our Effects in Operation. DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER.

OFFICE AND SHOW ROOM, 354 W. 50th St., IL Y, City,

STAR THEATRE,PVJI I A P A~nibiM.| l^^aes*..

P. V. DUNN Sole Owner.

OPUNBLiABOlt DAY ttSSSS?

'

(BIU) (REPINED)

VAUDEVILLE that is VAUDEVILLE.Two Shows Dally. Matinees, 2.1 and 1ft. No Higher. Kvenlngs, 10, £5. 35,

SO cents. All Reserved. No Act too High for this House.P. 8.—PRANK V. DUNN Is pleased to Inform tils many friends that he Is a well man after many

years of sickness, caused liy nervous eye strain*, and lor I lie II rst lime In eight yearn will go back inliftmen*, anil will personally conduct and run THE STAR THEATRE as a first Class Vaudeville Thea-tre. Every act win lie booked (If vou can make good), and lo those who In a temper, spoke anunkind word of theatre, myself or linslncrs, "all are forgiven." All acts will be picked from all

Agents' hooks in N. Y. Oily. I will have no opposition. Illjou Is a German Theatre, and my cityneighbors have my best wishes. With regards to all, FRANK V. DUNN,Palace Theatre, Huston (Dunn's lllook), Hnstoti; Star Theatre, rhtiu.. Ph.: Taylor Amassment do..

Etc., Etc. SUMMER ADDRESS, . RO0KVII.I.K CENTRE, Mng Island, N. Y.

Innocent Maids Go.All LbiIIks anil Gentlemen engaged with above Company, upon fur re.

hearsaln MONO* V, AUO. H, at M o'c-lork.at AIMILLO HA LI,. 4»0 NINTH AVE.,between 36th and Jllh Sts. Ac knowledge this call personally or by letter.

T. W. DINKINS,Knleherborker Theatre Building, Room HOO, New York City.

C»N USE FEW M^RE CHORUS LADIES.

POR PAROE OR MUSICAL COMEDV,

BILLY GRIFFIN WARD,TniHD L-vnirier LiTuoku KAVm.<rv'TRAMP EXPERT

COMEDIAN. BANJOIST.Past fi seasons featured In TWO MERRY TRAttTR. Address

STRONG NOVELTY'DANCE.

P.O. HOX414, .Siillltan, Inil.

Davidson Stock CompanyWANTS Kiperlanceri Man for Leads, Eipei I « need Man for Ileavlea, Soma Charac-

ters, Property Man, Small Parts and Specialties; Clever Ingenue, withSinging anil Dancing Specialty,

(loud Modern anil Square Out Wuritrolm. Statu ago, liolghl, experience and lowest salary, (list

letter. Dun't misrepresent. Scud photo. RchiursnlsAug.fi. Address A. K. DAVIDSON,Mtill. HA VIHSON STOCK COMPANY, Academy of Music, Saginaw, Mich.

Hllonoe a polilo negative. OTHER USE VVl REPKIITOIIIK, WRITE.

PERFORMERS, MUSICIANS.40 Wnks! W«k Our Niylot's Hill Llni Circiil li Canada.

Oponliigsopt. IP al Osliuwa, ont. V ANTED-Tulia, Baritone, Drume, Comedians, Blngrra, RancorskiiiI Novelty Acts. Perforators. Htalo If you double brass or any kind. Sobriety, good wanlrobo onand orr, essential. Week stands. No limit. Slate itial what you <lo and your very lowest salary.You ntUBt bo able to Join in Toronto. Canada, for n-iiearsul t-'oi" in. Addr'°<i... DR. JOHN MAKER, Tamaroa, III., until July aO; Iluqltolu, III , Aug. 1 to 13.

P. S.—Hob anil Daisy Cunningham, urllo.

CHORUS GIRLS and ACTS.» I Can IMar* » Few More, GOOD CHORUS GIRLS

Who nan Sing and Dance. Hlctnly work tlm year 'round and no wardrobe to furnish: can also placea Rattling flood sister learn, Howl Novelty Musical Act. Lady Acrobat If a novoity. Pianist, OrientalUaiii'lng liirls. When answering, aend plioloa. Season open* Aug M. Address 01/IFF W. GRANT,Manager, Mormon "neons Extravaganza Co., Inlet Pavilion, Atlantic Oily. N. J.

s

. REASON 1(11)1 AND O.I, TUB 1IIU FEATURE WII.I1 TIIKTHURBER and IMASMER COMPANYWILL UK

MISS FLORENCE HAMILTON,Undor l he per-onul direction of rillMP II . TIIPKBKR and MATT NAKHER,

ROOMS 17, IS, ISM Broadway, N. Y. Oily.

FULTON BROS.' STOCK COMPANY NO. 2,PEOPLE IN ALL BRANCHES,

OPENINO Al>n. 13. After ton weeks' slock nt the Oliver Theatre, Lincoln. Noli., will closo July 30,

loo*. Home npon time for managers. JESS B. FULTON.

BANA6EBS AND AGENTS, TAKE NOTICE !

McKINNON and REED,BLACK FACE COMEDIANS AND DANCERS,

INVITE WW TO SEE THKIIt ACT AT KEITH'S, NEW YORK, WEEK OP AtJO. 1.

LACOllINGAtVO

ACIM.AdDIMl HIT.U KM MAN COMEDY ACT; ECt I. tVTitll DAM k Hh IN t'LOO SUOHIS. .InlTM. Tamaijua, Ph., Aug, 1, Tumbling Hun Park, I'otisrifle, Pa.jAllg. 8, 15, 22, OPEN. WIRE OR WRITE.

Harry <SLMayHoward

OR LEASE, OR TAKE INTEREST IN

COMEDY

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"YOU'RE THE FLOWER OF MY HEARTSWEET ADELINE

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«m ahumBy ED. F. COGLEY and WILLIAM E. BOCK.

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GLORY" "IF I SHOULDBy BARTLEY 0. COSTELLO and LEO FRIEDMAN.

This U the Lnteit Way of "Popping the Quostiou," mid "Sure to Win a Hand." Just the Bong for SkatohTenia Dnet.

aYOU'LL HAKE NO MISTAKE IP THIS TIP YOU'LL TAKE

FOLLOW THE CROWD ON A SUNDAY"Get 'Hep,—and You'll Have to Keep Step" to MORRISON, GERARD and ARMSTRONG'S Latent and Cutcbmt Topical Wnllz Song.

Somebody's Waiting 'Neath Southern Skies

»

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A Beal Bomantio "Tear Starter," by ARTHUR J. LAMB and JOHN W. BRATTON, ttat Takes an Audience Bight Hack to Dixie Land.

ALL IS FAIR IN LOVE AND WARM

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FAY and OLIVER'S . .

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" Cause I Only Had a Quarter to My Name"Hard Lnck Coon Telia How It Feels to bo a Niokel Sby of Thirty Cents. Words by FRANK ABBOTT, who wrote "Lamb, Lamb, Lamb," Eto.

Music by NAT 03B0BNE, Composer of the Catchiest ' Coon" Songs of tut Day.

WILL II. AffDBHSOft'S PHENOMENAL "STAYER,"

"Tessie, You Are the Only-Only-Only"For Two Consecutive Seasons the BIG Song Success in "THE SILVBB SLIPPER." Now Reused to the Profession.

DAVE REED JR.'H LATEST COOS MAROH BONO SUCCESS,

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*Girl With the Changeable Eyes

*Shame On You! -

^Pretty Little Squaw From Utah

*0h! Sarah Rosenstein! - -

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INSTRUMENTAL

POLLY PRIM. MARCH.

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The Beautiful, the Only, the Real"CONflO" Lore Bong. Imitated,but never equaled. There In butone "CONdO," and this la It.

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Thla Is the ballad to which ARTHURJ. LAMM polnta with pride, and say.:"Kittle Ray Is the best song I everwrote."

FALL IN LINE - - -CERT'NLY FEELIN' RAD

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EVERY DAY IS SUHSHINEW HEART REATS TRUE

THERE'S JUST AS GOOD FISH IH THE SEA

ON THE PILLOWS OF DESPAIR •

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Thepopular writer of hits, MAX B.WITT, la the composer of this one.You know what that moans It'soriginal, catchy, and will alwayamake good.

Great "chime" song, se-lected aa the big featurefor I)ookatader>a Min-strels thla seaaon. Illus-trated, is Slides, il.oo.

IIORWITSS and BOWKRH'beautiful "Bnnihlne"Bong. KIIKI) V. IIOWERHIs making tbe bit of Ills

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Two writers of world-wide renown have col.laborated on thla untune ballad. MAX B. WITTwrote the raualo, MONRO! II. ROBBNPKbD thewords. How can the result be anything but a hit!

A great sensational descriptive ballad hit by theking of ballad writers, AKTII Ult J. LAMB, writerof "Bird In a Glided Cage," "Mansion ofAching Hearts," Ktc, Rtc. Illustrated, 10Slides, 18.00.

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I CAN'T FORGET, I LOVE YOU

YET.

I HAVE LOST YOU, 8TILL I LOVE

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Strangers In the Old Home

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My Red Carnation

Lazy Moon -

NowNew Dltl

By Author of"Welcome aa Flower*

in May."

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OKO. II. PRIMROSE'S famoussong sensation-written byCOLE and JOHNSON.

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104. Glove Contest SJJ-171. Automobile Fire Engine... "

?A,;219. Kicking Willie's Hat (comedy) ' $ '

238. An Aftslr of Honor. .......' 2fr258. The Trout Poachers " Eff278. Run of tbo Atlantic Fire Dent ' SiT830. Funny Faces by Marshair V U

Wilder ' ,,„865. Ocean Greyhounds "

%!,,,

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To},

528. The Old Maids PlcturelcomeoS i 28 t

SS0. Some Dude. Can Fight (comedy i ff672. A Landing Fleht (war scene). m '

721. The Coney Islsnd Bikers (com

748. U. 8. Batt'leshlps'sV Fail' Speed! 103ft771. Col. Roosevelt and Hit Rouen ^

Riders *

775. Gen. Wheeler and Gen. Alger.783. Pros. McKlnley Inspecting Camp

812. Launch of ' Battleship 'Illinois'.'

!

849. Who's Got the Bed Ear? (comedy)

29ft.

24ft.

B3ft.

50ft.

31ft.

28ft.

55ft.

25ft,

65ft,

850. Love In a Cornfield (comedy).

.

851. His Eminence, Cardinal Gibbons.881. A Moving Picture (comedy) .

.

886. On the New York Elevated R. it

891. What Happened to Jones (com-edy 37f,

909. The Startled Lover (comedy). . 25ft'913. Prise Winning St Bernards... 29ft954. Championship Pole Vaulting... miY061. The Meadowbrook Fox Hunt... 101ft!1031. At tbe New York Horse Show... 25ft1032. On a Sheep Ranch att1110. A Bluff "from a Tenderfoot

(comedy)_ancy Diving (

1170. In Fighting Trl:

1169. Fancy Diving

1200. Ei

1207. The Summer

comedy)(military)..

atching (very fine)

Girl </1265. Tbq. Dandy , Filth

27ft.

33ft.

53ft.

53ft.

29ft.

54ft.

3Jft

80ft

68ft.

Irl (comedy)...

.

.Fllfh (marching

J82. J. P. MOTgan's*tfa:ch't; '"Corsa'lr'''1285. The Gap of the Rocky Mountains

(Ry. panorama)1292. The Pacific Liner, "Empress of

India."1332. The Steamboat Bocks (Ry. pano-

rama). 63ft1407. Eln Beer (comedy) 35ft1423. Welcoming the Stranger (com-

edy) 28ft.1450. Water Buffalo in the Philippines. 53ft.1454. Queer Filipino Boats 27ft.1471. The New Soubrette (comedy).. 29ft.1472. Tho Fresh Book Agent (comedy) 28ft.

1478. How to Make Up (comedy) 03ft.

1493. Brook Trout Fishing 56ft1523. Going the Pace (comedy) 24ft1524, Robbery and Murder 27ft1627. An Electrocution 28ft.1532. The Convict's Escape 26ft1550. Bow Charlie Lost tbe Heiress

(comedy) 27ft1554. Too Much of a Good Thing

(comedy) 28ft,

1550. Katsenjammer Kids' Love Af-fair (comedy) 20ft

1550. His Name Waa Mud (comedy) . . 25ft1570. The Tough KId'a Waterloo

(comedy) 27ft1ST3. Execution of a Spy 27ft.

1681. The Convict's Punishment 30rt,

1B82. A Jersey Skeeter (comedy) 40ft1009. The Gator and the Pickaninny

(comedy)1612. Accidents will Hsppen(comedy)1620. An Impromptu Scrap (comedy).i627. Why Curfew Did Not Ring

30ft.

44ft,

42ft.

(comedy) ....1628. Indiana whltecnps.1629. A Water Duel (comedy) 37ft.

30?!.

28ft.

1038 Too Much Johnson (comedy).. 26ft1639. Chlmmle Hicks at the Races

(comedy) 49ft.

1700. In a Chinese Restaurant (com-edy) 28ft.

1'ilS. Contrary Winds (child comedy). 82ft1719. Rapid Fire Gun In Action 39ft1738. Charge by Artillery (military). 28ft1739. John Chinaman at Home

(ecenlc)1844 Carrie Nation (comedy)1846. U. 8. Navnl Cadets Bowing Drill.

1849. A Large Haul of Fish (very fine)

1867. Laughing Ben (comedy) . . .

.

1876. Hot Mutton Pies (comedy) .

.

1900. Birth of the Pearl (living pic-

27ft.

40ft41ft.

33ft.

27ft.

47ft.

53ft.

24 ft.

28ft.

35ft.

07ft.

66ft.

54ft.

tare) 55ft

1903. Triumphal Bridge (Exposition). 76ft.

1904. Venice in America (Exposition)1922. A Joke on Whom? (comedy. ..

.

1925. The Downfall of China (comedy1929. He Forgot His Umbrella (comedy)1935. On a Cattle Banch1938. Arrival of Team at Cheyenne..1039. On a Western Sheep Bancb1942. Thro' Sherman Tunnel (Ball-

road pan.) 132ft.

1945. Around the Great GeorgetownLoop ; 187ft.

I960. Loading Sugar Cane 27ft.

1968. A Train Load of Sugar Cane... 31ft.

2013. Japanese Sampan Boats Racing 27ft.

2014. Street Scene, Toklo, Japan.... 26f

.

2015. Oxcarts, Toklo, Japan 26(.2029. Japanese Sword Contest 27f.2044. The Matron Stakes (horse race) 42ft.

2045. Big Tree, Yellowstone Park .... 20ft.

2050. Workmen Descending from Sky „„Scraper 67R.

2052 Japanese Street Scene 27ft.

2062. Wawona Falls, Yellowstone Park 41ft

2072. Exhibition of Fancy Driving. .

.

2084. A spill from an Ice Boat (veryfine)

2106. Battleship Illinois Firing2120. Rush Hour <n a N. Y. Ferry Slip2145. Foxy Grandpa and the Tramp

(comedy)2361. Foxy Grandpa's Funny Story..2168. Off for Europe—Liner Leaving

Pier .„.2157. Hurdle Race, West Point Cadets2164. The Light That Didn't Fall

2165. A Bowery Kl'ss' (comedy)'.*"'^2170. A Hobo Chicken Fancier (com-

mit!.

19ft28ft.

38ft.

55ft.

40ft.

B2ft.

20ft.

30ft.

54 ft.

ed»2176. Changing Seats In a Bowboat

(comedy)2177. A Tub Race (comedy)2178. Girl's Tub Race . . . 7.2179. Girl's Swimming Race2181. The Photographer'a Fourth of

July (comedy)2189. TbePretty Manicure (comedy) ..

2100. A Delusion (comedy)2191. The Draped Model..2203. Around the Mulberry Bush (chil-

dren) ,

26ft.

32ft31ft.

19ft.

ion.

50ft

27ft.

25 ft.

28fl.

48ft.

2205. Children's Lawn Party J™ .

2208 Wash Day in the Nursery 80'-2210. A Little Mlx-Up (comedy).... «> •

2212. Bathing Scene—Atlantic City.. 53 .

2224. The Futurity (horse race)... 63 -

2426. Crowd at the Futurity Race... M|2254. Children's Potato Bake 04ft-

2200. East River Bridge Fire 40'

•

2261. Digging the New York Subway. 50ft-

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for cash only, and Is not subject to any deal-

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accompanied by a deposit

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