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32 VARIETY GREELEY'S (James W. Greeley, mgr.; agent, Church; rehearsal 12.10).—Chantrel. Schuyler A Green, laughs; Ines Clough, ex- cellent; Langwood Sisters, good. 26-28, Orl- ville Prank A Co.; Welp * Sassani. CAPE (Gray A McDonough, mgrs.),—Mi- nerva Courtney and pictures. JEFFERSON (Julius Cahn. mgr.).—"The Deserter," by Jefferson Stock Co. KEITH'S.—Keith's Stock Co. in 'Take My Advice." H. C. A. PROVIDENCE, B. I. UNION (C. Allen, mgr.; agent, Qulgley).— Dick Thompson A Co.; Roland Travers 4b Co.; Began A DeMar; Gypsy Countess. BULLOCK'S (P. L. Burke, mgr.; agent, U. B. O.).—DeMarse A Boyer, good; The Brax- ton A Wiley Trio, very good; Wells A Fisher, amuse; feature films. WESTMINSTER (G. Collier, mgr.).—Smith. Voelk A Cronin. excellent; John W. Cooper, good; Cecil Durham, good; feature film. SCENIC (F. W. Homan, mgr.).—-Homan Musical Stock Co. EMPIRE (Sol Braunlg. mgr.).—Kinema- color features. KEITH'S (a Lovenberg, mgr.).—"Man from Home." OPERA HOUSE (F. Wendelschafer, mgr.). —Motion pictures. BIJOU (M. Riley, mgr.).—Feature pictures. NI OK EL (F. Westgate, (mgr.).—Feature films. CA8INO (C. Williams, mgr.).—Feature Aims. FOREST CASINO (F. Thornton, mgr.)— Beulah Dallas; Frank Dobson; Mme. Nellie Fill!more; Kelley A Davis; Isabella Franklin. C. E HALE Name Only." The company, headed by Lou- ise Dunbar, cordially received by A large audience. Next week, "St. Elmo." LYCEUM (Mart Wolf, mgr.).—Manhattan Players. 21-28, la "The Butterfly on the Wheel." Next week, "Hawthorne. U. ft. A." TEMPLE (M. J. Finn, mgr.).—Vaughn Gla- ser 8tock opened 21 in "The Man from Home." Mr. Glaser and Fay Courtney have many friends here. Next week, "The Crisia" BAKER (F. G. Parry, mgr.).—Premiere stock (Kllmt * Gaszola).—28-28, "St. Elmo.'' "Custer's Last Fight" follow* FAMILY (C. B. Keith Co.. lessees; C. O. Davis, mgr.).—Welly A Ten Eyck; Princeton A Yale; Musical Lesley; May Owen; Morrell A Jaeger and Herman Zeits; plctur GORDON.—Pictures. VICTORIA.—Pictures. BEADING, PA. HIPPODROME (C. G. Keeney. mgr.).—Cal- smith Co., "45 Minutes from Broadway." very well received Calsmith Co. will conclude engagement at Hippodrome next week with "Mam'zelle." Mr. Frank L. Callahan, owner, has secured long lease on Grand, formerly Grand Opera House, which has been entirely remodeled, and now has seating capacity of 1,490. Cal- smith Co. will reopen here in August. G. R. H. SAVANNAH, GA. BIJOU (Corbin 8helld, mgr.; direction. Wells. Wllmer A Vincent; rehearsal Mon. 11). —"Along Broadway," about the liveliest tab- loid ever seen here. Special mention should be given Miss Marguerite Calvert with violin specialty, the Madison Sisters, Ingalls, Duf- fleld A Ingalls, Sam Alburtus. Jean Perry and Miss Hlte. ARCADIA (Jake Schrameck. mgr.).— Fourth and last week of Billy Beard, who established an enviable record here. Next week. Reese Prosser and pictures. ODEON (Mose Eberstein. mgr.).—George Ernest and pictures to fairly good attend- ance. PRINCESS (Gelger A Stebblns, mgrs.).— Klein A Yost and pictures, to good business. CA8INO (Van Osten Bros., mgr.).—Motion pictures gratis and dancing. FOLLY (Mose Eberstein. mgr.).—Pictures and songs. STAR (Wm. Payne, mgr.).—Vaudeville and pictures, catering to colored population. PEKIN (J. Stiles, mgr.).—Vaudeville and pictures for colored only. AIRDOME (W. Baker, mgr.).—Vaudeville and pictures for colored only. SCOTTDALE, PA. OPERA HOUSE (D. M. McGivern. mgr.; agent L. C McLaughlin).—Merrill A Davis; The Thayers; Bud Hawkins; Nona Lester. METROPOLITAN (Geo. McKensie. mgr.; K. A E.).—15-17, Blanche Bates, In "Wit- ness for the Defense," to poor business. 18- 20. Raymond Hitchcock; business fair. MOORE (Carl Reed, mgr.).—Dark; next week, "Hanky Panky." SEATTLE (Bailey Mitchell, mgr.).—Seattle Stock Co., in "County Chairman"; fine busi- ness. ORPHEUM (Carl Reiter, mgr.; agent, di- rect).—Lew Hoffman, good; Le Grohes, clever; Ota Gygi. encores; "Kick In." distinct triumhp; De Leon A Davis, fine; Clark A Bergman, feature. EMPRESS (Jas. Pilling, mgr.; agent, 8-C). —S Bennett Sisters, opened; Joe Birnes, fair; Georgia Trio, good; "Passenger Wreck." scored; Palace Quartet, hit; John White's Animal Circus, laughter; pictures. PANTAGES (Ed Milne, mgr.; agent, di- rect).—Mrs. Bob Fltzsimmons, feature; Andor Von Coboly. fine; Bernard A Harrington, good; Sylvester A Vance, much applause; Mars Duo, opened. ST. JOHN, If. B. OPERA HOUSE (D. H. McDonald, mgr.).— 14-21. Dark. NICKEL (W. H. Golding. mgr.; agent. U. B. O.).—16-21, Amlna; John W. Myers; pic- tures. LYRIC (Steve Hurley, mgr.).—16-18, The Holds worths, hit; 12-21, Colored Comedy Trio, pleased; pictures. GEM (Fred Trifts, .mgr.).—Jack Morrissey; pictures. L. H. CORTRIGHT. Frances Starr closes the legitimate season at the Metropolitan next week. The house will remain dark for the summer. RICH. RICHMOND, VA. COLONIAL ( E P. Lyons, mgr.; agent, U. B. O.; rehearsal Mon. 11).—Gruet A Gruet. pleased; Adelle Archer, very good; Ward A Curran, hit; Seldom's Venus, featured. EMPIRE (Blair Meanly, mgr.; agent. U. B. O.).—Cadieux. clever; Lester A Moore, laughs; Artistic Trio, hit; Carl Roslne A Co., clever; Empire Comedy Four, scored heavily. ACADEMY (Chas. Brlggs, mgrs.).—Thos. Wise In "R. U. a Mason?" ORPHEUM (H. C. Stradford. mgr.).—Tab- loid musical comedies. WALTER D. NELSON. The Savannah theatre will reopen for one week June 20 with "Quo Vadls" pictures, and remain closed for remainder of summer. The Bijou will resume vaudeville next week and for the remainder of the summer season. "REX." SCHENECTADY, N. T. PROCTOR'S (Chas. H. Gouldlng. mgr.; agents. U. B. O. and K. A E.. rehearsal Mon and Thurs. 9.).—19-21, Captain George Auger A Co., a distinct novelty; Walton A Brandt, scored; Helen Primrose, went big; Spissel Bros. A Co.. laughs; The Great Barnetti, fine. 22-25, Empire State Quartet, went big; "The Monkey Cabaret," good; Emma De Castro A Co., pleased; O'Donnell Bros., scored; Albert Donnelly, well received; Kinemacolor fea- tures; very big business. SPOKANE. AUDITORIUM (Charles York, mgr.; agent. N. W. T. A.).—14-17. Ralney hunt pictures. and 20-23, Howe pictures (third section), both did fair business; "Fine Feathers," 29-28; Frances Starr, 80. AMERICAN (Jesse Gentry, mgr.).—Week 15, Pollard Juvenile Opera Co.. "La Belle Butterfly," "The Mikado," "The Toymaker" and "The Belle of New York," to break-even houses. Now dark. ORPHEUM (Joseph Muller, mgr.).—Carson Bros., pleased; Theodore Bendlx A Players, given great reception; Watson A Santos, novel ideas; Davis A Macauley. clever; Irene Frank- lin, got them all; Harty A Doyle, did nicely; Moran A Wiser, just got by. EMPRESS (George Blakeslee, mgr.; agent, S-C).—The 8avoys* bulldogs, a winner; Gol- den A West, fair reception; George Richards A Co., went well; Sampson A Douglas, oddity, liked; "The Cavaliers." filled big spot PANTAGES (E. Clarke Walker, mgr.).— Lester Bros, got a hand; Howard A Dolores, pleased; Olga Saraaroff trio found hearty re- sponse; Ray La Pearl, passed; Ardath's "Hi- ram," scream. The 22 "Princesses," from Inland Empire towns, who were guests of the Pow Wow were entertained at the American theatre during one performance of "The Toymaker." They were accompanied by their "knights." TORONTO, ONT. SHEA'S (J. Shea, mgr.).—The Bonstelle Players present "Get Rich Quick Walling- ford," In a splendid manner. Business Is very satisfactory. ROYAL ALEXANDRIA (L. Solman. mgr.). —Percy Haswell A Co., were seen to advan- tage in "Green Stockings." PRINCESS (O. B. Sheppard. mgr.).—"Quo Vadls" photo play opened well for second and final week. STAR (Dan F. Pierce, mgr.).—Blanche Balrd and her Co. This Is the closing week of this engagement. The season at this house will commence early In August. MAJESTIC (Peter F. Griffin, mgr.).—Elliott A Fassett; R. W. Polley A Co.; Trovers A Laurense. HANLON'S PARK (L. Solman, mgr.).— Spell man's Bears; The Tornados; Military Band concerts. 8CARBORO BEACH PARK (F. L. Hub- bard, mgr.).—D'Urbano's Royal Italian Band; Little Marie A her Four Teddy Bears. HARTLEY. VANDEGRIFT. PA. CASINO (C. F. Fox, mgr.; agent, L. C. McLaughlin).—Goodwyn Bros.; Garry Owen A Co.; Larson A Canfleld. VIRGINIA, MINN. LYRIC (Henry Segal, mgr.; agent, W. V. M A.; rehearsal Sun. and Thurs 12).—15-18, Earl A Dollie McChue; Vincent A Raymond; Harry Bouton A Co. 19-21, Jewell Sisters, worked hard; Sol Burns, funny; DeWitt Young A Sister, good ROYAL (R. A McLean, mgr.: agent, Web- ster; rehearsal Mon. and Thurs 12).—18-18, Ferns A Moors, fair; The Mellors fine. 19-22. Brown A Deaton. good and well dressed; Mae Evans, clever; Walter Perry, real hit. Henry Segal, mgr. of Lyric, has been con- fined to his home for past week by illness. Better now. RANGE ROCHESTER, N. Y. SHUBERT (Comstock Amusement Co.; El- mer Walters, res mgr.).—Holden Players opened their stock season 28, in "Wife In The graduating class of the local high school presented Clyde Fitch's "Nathan Hale," In 4 acts at the Van Curler, June 21. This Is an annual theatrical event. "HOWY." "Johnny" Bryant made two flights in a bl-plane during the Pow Wow. Both were successful. These were the first flights made from the new stadium. J. E. ROYCE. YOUNG8TOWN, O. IDORA PARK CASINO (John R. Elliott. mgr.; agent. Harry Hahn).—Three Trumpet- ers, good; Mrs E O. Jones (local), excel- lent; Reyos A Brooks entertaining; Pheme Lock hart, hit; Fielding A Carlos, flne. GRAND O. H. (John R. Elliott, mgr.).— Stock company in double bill, good business. C. A. LEEDY. 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Page 1: New York State Digital Library - fultonhistory.com 15/Variety/Variety 1913/Variety 1913 - 1229.pdf32 VARIETY GREELEY'S (James W. Greeley, mgr.; agent, Church; rehearsal 12.10).—Chantrel

32 VARIETY GREELEY'S (James W. Greeley, mgr.;

agent, Church; rehearsal 12.10).—Chantrel. Schuyler A Green, laughs; Ines Clough, ex­cellent; Langwood Sisters, good. 26-28, Orl-ville Prank A Co.; Welp * Sassani.

CAPE (Gray A McDonough, mgrs.),—Mi­nerva Courtney and pictures.

JEFFERSON (Julius Cahn. mgr.).—"The Deserter," by Jefferson Stock Co.

KEITH'S.—Keith's Stock Co. in 'Take My Advice." H. C. A.

PROVIDENCE, B. I. UNION (C. Allen, mgr.; agent, Qulgley).—

Dick Thompson A Co.; Roland Travers 4b Co.; Began A DeMar; Gypsy Countess.

BULLOCK'S (P. L. Burke, mgr.; agent, U. B. O.).—DeMarse A Boyer, good; The Brax­ton A Wiley Trio, very good; Wells A Fisher, amuse; feature films.

WESTMINSTER (G. Collier, mgr.).—Smith. Voelk A Cronin. excellent; John W. Cooper, good; Cecil Durham, good; feature film.

SCENIC (F. W. Homan, mgr.).—-Homan Musical Stock Co.

EMPIRE (Sol Braunlg. mgr.).—Kinema-color features.

KEITH'S ( a Lovenberg, mgr.).—"Man from Home."

OPERA HOUSE (F. Wendelschafer, mgr.). —Motion pictures.

BIJOU (M. Riley, mgr.).—Feature pictures. NI OK EL (F. Westgate, (mgr.).—Feature

films. CA8INO (C. Williams, mgr.).—Feature

Aims. FOREST CASINO (F. Thornton, m g r . ) —

Beulah Dallas; Frank Dobson; Mme. Nellie Fill!more; Kelley A Davis; Isabella Franklin.

C. E H A L E

Name Only." The company, headed by Lou­ise Dunbar, cordially received by A large audience. Next week, "St. Elmo."

LYCEUM (Mart Wolf, mgr.).—Manhattan Players. 21-28, la "The Butterfly on the Wheel." Next week, "Hawthorne. U. ft. A."

TEMPLE (M. J. Finn, mgr.).—Vaughn Gla-ser 8tock opened 21 in "The Man from Home." Mr. Glaser and Fay Courtney have many friends here. Next week, "The Crisia"

BAKER (F. G. Parry, mgr.).—Premiere stock (Kllmt * Gaszola).—28-28, "St. Elmo.'' "Custer's Last Fight" follow*

FAMILY (C. B. Keith Co.. lessees; C. O. Davis, mgr.).—Welly A Ten Eyck; Princeton A Yale; Musical Lesley; May Owen; Morrell A Jaeger and Herman Zeits; plctur

GORDON.—Pictures. VICTORIA.—Pictures.

BEADING, PA. HIPPODROME (C. G. Keeney. mgr.).—Cal-

smith Co., "45 Minutes from Broadway." very well received

Calsmith Co. will conclude engagement at Hippodrome next week with "Mam'zelle." Mr. Frank L. Callahan, owner, has secured long lease on Grand, formerly Grand Opera House, which has been entirely remodeled, and now has seating capacity of 1,490. Cal­smith Co. will reopen here in August.

G. R. H.

SAVANNAH, GA. BIJOU (Corbin 8helld, mgr.; direction.

Wells. Wllmer A Vincent; rehearsal Mon. 11). —"Along Broadway," about the liveliest tab­loid ever seen here. Special mention should be given Miss Marguerite Calvert with violin specialty, the Madison Sisters, Ingalls, Duf-fleld A Ingalls, Sam Alburtus. Jean Perry and Miss Hlte.

ARCADIA (Jake Schrameck. mgr.).— Fourth and last week of Billy Beard, who established an enviable record here. Next week. Reese Prosser and pictures.

ODEON (Mose Eberstein. mgr.).—George Ernest and pictures to fairly good attend­ance.

PRINCESS (Gelger A Stebblns, mgrs.).— Klein A Yost and pictures, to good business.

CA8INO (Van Osten Bros., mgr.).—Motion pictures gratis and dancing.

FOLLY (Mose Eberstein. mgr.).—Pictures and songs.

STAR (Wm. Payne, mgr.).—Vaudeville and pictures, catering to colored population.

PEKIN (J. Stiles, mgr.).—Vaudeville and pictures for colored only.

AIRDOME (W. Baker, mgr.).—Vaudeville and pictures for colored only.

SCOTTDALE, PA. OPERA HOUSE (D. M. McGivern. mgr.;

a g e n t L. C McLaughlin).—Merrill A Davis; The Thayers; Bud Hawkins; Nona Lester.

METROPOLITAN (Geo. McKensie. mgr.; K. A E.).—15-17, Blanche Bates, In "Wit­ness for the Defense," to poor business. 18-20. Raymond Hitchcock; business fair.

MOORE (Carl Reed, mgr.).—Dark; next week, "Hanky Panky."

SEATTLE (Bailey Mitchell, mgr.).—Seattle Stock Co., in "County Chairman"; fine busi­ness.

ORPHEUM (Carl Reiter, mgr.; agent, di­rect).—Lew Hoffman, good; Le Grohes, clever; Ota Gygi. encores; "Kick In." distinct triumhp; De Leon A Davis, fine; Clark A Bergman, feature.

EMPRESS (Jas. Pilling, mgr.; agent, 8 - C ) . —S Bennett Sisters, opened; Joe Birnes, fair; Georgia Trio, good; "Passenger Wreck." scored; Palace Quartet, hit; John White's Animal Circus, laughter; pictures.

PANTAGES (Ed Milne, mgr.; agent, di­rect).—Mrs. Bob Fltzsimmons, feature; Andor Von Coboly. fine; Bernard A Harrington, good; Sylvester A Vance, much applause; Mars Duo, opened.

ST. JOHN, If. B . OPERA HOUSE (D. H. McDonald, mgr.).—

14-21. Dark. NICKEL (W. H. Golding. mgr.; agent. U.

B. O.).—16-21, Amlna; John W. Myers; pic­tures.

LYRIC (Steve Hurley, mgr.).—16-18, The Holds worths, hit; 12-21, Colored Comedy Trio, pleased; pictures.

GEM (Fred Trifts, .mgr.).—Jack Morrissey; pictures. L. H. CORTRIGHT.

Frances Starr closes the legitimate season at the Metropolitan next week. The house will remain dark for the summer. RICH.

RICHMOND, VA. COLONIAL ( E P. Lyons, mgr.; agent, U.

B. O.; rehearsal Mon. 11).—Gruet A Gruet. pleased; Adelle Archer, very good; Ward A Curran, hit; Seldom's Venus, featured.

EMPIRE (Blair Meanly, mgr.; agent. U. B. O.).—Cadieux. clever; Lester A Moore, laughs; Artistic Trio, hit; Carl Roslne A Co., clever; Empire Comedy Four, scored heavily.

ACADEMY (Chas. Brlggs, mgrs.).—Thos. Wise In "R. U. a Mason?"

ORPHEUM (H. C. Stradford. mgr.).—Tab­loid musical comedies.

WALTER D. NELSON.

The Savannah theatre will reopen for one week June 20 with "Quo Vadls" pictures, and remain closed for remainder of summer.

The Bijou will resume vaudeville next week and for the remainder of the summer season.

"REX."

SCHENECTADY, N. T. PROCTOR'S (Chas. H. Gouldlng. mgr.;

agents. U. B. O. and K. A E. . rehearsal Mon and Thurs. 9.).—19-21, Captain George Auger A Co., a distinct novelty; Walton A Brandt, scored; Helen Primrose, went big; Spissel Bros. A Co.. laughs; The Great Barnetti, fine. 22-25, Empire State Quartet, went big; "The Monkey Cabaret," good; Emma De Castro A Co., pleased; O'Donnell Bros., scored; Albert Donnelly, well received; Kinemacolor fea­tures; very big business.

SPOKANE. AUDITORIUM (Charles York, mgr.; agent.

N. W. T. A.).—14-17. Ralney hunt pictures. and 20-23, Howe pictures (third section), both did fair business; "Fine Feathers," 29-28; Frances Starr, 80.

AMERICAN (Jesse Gentry, mgr.).—Week 15, Pollard Juvenile Opera Co.. "La Belle Butterfly," "The Mikado," "The Toymaker" and "The Belle of New York," to break-even houses. Now dark.

ORPHEUM (Joseph Muller, mgr.).—Carson Bros., pleased; Theodore Bendlx A Players, given great reception; Watson A Santos, novel ideas; Davis A Macauley. clever; Irene Frank­lin, got them all; Harty A Doyle, did nicely; Moran A Wiser, just got by.

EMPRESS (George Blakeslee, mgr.; agent, S-C) .—The 8avoys* bulldogs, a winner; Gol­den A West, fair reception; George Richards A Co., went well; Sampson A Douglas, oddity, l iked; "The Cavaliers." filled big spot

PANTAGES (E. Clarke Walker, mgr.) .— Lester Bros, got a hand; Howard A Dolores, pleased; Olga Saraaroff trio found hearty re­sponse; Ray La Pearl, passed; Ardath's "Hi­ram," scream.

The 22 "Princesses," from Inland Empire towns, who were guests of the Pow Wow were entertained at the American theatre during one performance of "The Toymaker." They were accompanied by their "knights."

TORONTO, ONT. SHEA'S (J. Shea, mgr.).—The Bonstelle

Players present "Get Rich Quick Walling-ford," In a splendid manner. Business Is very satisfactory.

ROYAL ALEXANDRIA (L. Solman. mgr.). —Percy Haswell A Co., were seen to advan­tage in "Green Stockings."

PRINCESS (O. B. Sheppard. mgr.).—"Quo Vadls" photo play opened well for second and final week.

STAR (Dan F. Pierce, mgr.).—Blanche Balrd and her Co. This Is the closing week of this engagement. The season at this house will commence early In August.

MAJESTIC (Peter F. Griffin, mgr.).—Elliott A Fassett; R. W. Polley A Co.; Trovers A Laurense.

HANLON'S PARK (L. Solman, mgr.).— Spell man's Bears; The Tornados; Military Band concerts.

8CARBORO BEACH PARK (F. L. Hub­bard, mgr.).—D'Urbano's Royal Italian Band; Little Marie A her Four Teddy Bears.

HARTLEY.

VANDEGRIFT. PA. CASINO (C. F. Fox, mgr.; agent, L. C.

McLaughlin).—Goodwyn Bros.; Garry Owen A Co.; Larson A Canfleld.

VIRGINIA, MINN. LYRIC (Henry Segal, mgr.; agent, W. V.

M A.; rehearsal Sun. and Thurs 12).—15-18, Earl A Dollie McChue; Vincent A Raymond; Harry Bouton A Co. 19-21, Jewell Sisters, worked hard; Sol Burns, funny; DeWitt Young A Sister, good

ROYAL (R. A McLean, mgr.: agent, Web­ster; rehearsal Mon. and Thurs 12).—18-18, Ferns A Moors, fair; The Mellors fine. 19-22. Brown A Deaton. good and well dressed; Mae Evans, clever; Walter Perry, real hit.

Henry Segal, mgr. of Lyric, has been con­fined to his home for past week by illness. Better now. RANGE

ROCHESTER, N. Y. SHUBERT (Comstock Amusement Co.; El­

mer Walters, r e s mgr.).—Holden Players opened their stock season 28, in "Wife In

The graduating class of the local high school presented Clyde Fitch's "Nathan Hale," In 4 acts at the Van Curler, June 21. This Is an annual theatrical event.

"HOWY."

"Johnny" Bryant made two flights in a bl-plane during the Pow Wow. Both were successful. These were the first flights made from the new stadium. J. E. ROYCE.

YOUNG8TOWN, O. IDORA PARK CASINO (John R. Elliott.

mgr.; agent. Harry Hahn).—Three Trumpet­ers, good; Mrs E O. Jones (local), excel­lent; Reyos A Brooks entertaining; Pheme Lock hart, hit; Fielding A Carlos, flne.

GRAND O. H. (John R. Elliott, mgr.).— Stock company in double bill, good business.

C. A. LEEDY.

ADDRESS DEPARTMENT Where Plnyers May Be Located

Next Week (June 3 0 ) (The routes or addresses given below are accurate. Players may be listed in this

department weekly, either at the theatre they are appearing in, or at a permanent or temporary address, which will be inserted when route is not received, for 98 yearly, or If name Is in bold face type, 910 yearly. All players, in vaudeville, legitimate, stock or burlesque, are eligible to this department.)

Abeles Edward Variety N Y Adler A Arllne Variety N Y Adonis 64 W 144th St N Y Ahearn Troupe Variety N Y Alblnl Great S-C Heidelberg Bldg N Y Allen Arch Marquette Bldg Chicago Anson E J Variety N Y

Bards Four Variety N Y Barnes A Crawford Freeport N Y Barnolds Animals Variety London Barry A Wolford Freeport L I Berger Edgar White Rats N Y Berliner Vera 5724 Ridge Ave Chicago Big J i m F Bernstein 1482 Bway N Y Bowers Walter A Crooker Empire London Bracks Seven 104 E 14th Tauslg N Y Braham Nat Variety N Y Breton Ted A Corinne Plunket 1498 Bway

N Y Brown A Foster Variety N Y Brown Harris A Brown Foster Centre R I Burke John A Mae Variety N Y Byron A Langdon Variety N Y

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