DRAMATIC. VAUDEVILLE, CIRCUS. Copyright, 1005, by the Frank Queen I'ubllsblnR Company (Limited*. Founded by FRANK QUEEN, 1853. NEAV YORK, .JULY 1, 10O5. VOLUME Llll.-No. 19. Pries 10 Cents. 466 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July M155 CIipper'5 Anecdotes. Personalities anil Comments, MMWM STIGE FOLK and Sometimes OTHEHS Br josEPii ink obo. The comedian pianist, Tom Waters, Bonds In the following, which Illustrated the fact that among a certain class of humanlly popu- lar names have little comparative value. To them one name menna about as much as an- other. Waters Is with a musical comedy company that Is playing a Bummer engagement among the water resorts of Maine and the provinces, In a clever little production, colled "Neigh- horly Neighbors." There Is a small Island town colled Stonlngton, about thirty miles from Uocklond, out In the Atlantic. The company was rn route for this place to fill an engagement, when Tom Waters, seated comfortably on deck, wob approached by one of the "hnndB," who, la the New England dialect of his kind, put several questions to the comedian. "So you're a-goln' to 8 tuning ton to-nlgbt," ho said, stating an Incontrovertible fact, as the steamer was bound directly for that place and no other. "I cannot tell a lie It I should choose," said Waters, "Stonlngton l« my deBtlnatlon, Inasmuch as I cannot get out and walk to any other port." "Shows he* been a-comln' mighty thick lately," continued the New England deck hand. "We hed 'nother trupe down thar la»' week fer a bull week." "Is that bo?" asked Waters, wondering If a previous week of good business would detrimentally affect the money hoped for by "Neighborly Neighbors." "What company was It?" "I think she was Jooly Marlowe," was the reply. "What I" exclaimed Waters, In doubting tones, "It couldn't have been sbe." "Well," demurred the man, " 'twai either her or Pauline Hammond." 9 Channlng Pollock has been making re- searches to the effect that more than $10,000,000 passed through the box offices of the New York playhouses last season, and that about eighteen million people witnessed the plays during that time. 9 T. 0. Tuttle, under whose direction "Jolly" Delia Prlngle, the clever WeBtern actresB, has been appearing, relates that bis star has for the past few months been receiving many amusing offers of partnership, both business and marrjsge. The reason for this Is the La Sbclle and his friend, knowing the de- lay would be extended for more than an hour, were ready to kill time In any amusing way, 10 replied In the affirmative, and asked what the darkey had to suggest by way of amuse- ment, expecting to be conducted thereto. On this occasion the ludlcrousness of the OUIl LONDON LETTER. PHOJI ODR OWN CORRESPONDENT. • Clipper Bureau, 48 Crnnbonrnc Street, Frnhmsn eoselD : J. M. Bnrrlc bas arranged wtdrtS Wman that Ellen Terry's part In "Alice. 8lt-by-the Fire," shall be created n America next season by Ethel Barrymore who has been In London for «UW* Next year, when Edna May Mt«W» » tfl» don, to become the star at the V»"devll'e. her first appearance here will be made in 1 a light opera" entitled "La Petite Boheme. Louis S. Parker Is writ ng the English i ver- Blon of the book. Mr. Frobman la now ne- frlends because there waa no crowd, no light, no audience but themselves, while the darkey's net required nil three. "And what do you propose for our enter- tainment?" asked Ln Shcllc. "Jcs you uns th'ow a nickel In the nlr au* watch mo scramble fo" It," was the reply. to state that the directors have decide*' to dispense with bis services. It Is « by the msnagement that the theatre Is '>. closed owing to the extensive alteration . London County Council has ordered though very little la said regarding the 1 of the house when reopened It Is ven- tain that the entertainment will be of ' fercnt character. I hardly think thai vaudeville portion of the bill will be cu ns several well known vaudeville stars contracts for 10O0 and 10O7, and to Leicester Square, London, IV. C. June 14. Current week opened with a big holiday In situation appealed to the manager and bis ^J,"^ » * n d threatening weather, a con- - dltlon most advantageous to those catering to £«■«£***, Wrte Tempest, who la due In these contracts would be a difficult and . the wants of the public la the amusement ■PPearance £L Ma / f ' t B er a Successful engage- matter for the Empire management. ; line. On Monday the music halls and the- Loadc-ii i£"? or S , n r a "new p | a y, which w'll Is a little talk now that several wh-. aires could have been filled many ; times ove . roent hi New York, in a gJ»W. , hc (racts for the ^^ ot . Ju| A nnd this good start Is sure to have a good '* .D^^fVovlnclal tour, which begins on September are looking up the law reg:> effect on the attendance for the rest of the f. nd °' ner .ft r f l ™\ J 'stress 0? "The the matter. If the f^ndon County r, week. The striking feature of last week was s>ept *. 1 season," at the Vaudeville, has ordered the management to shut np si, the Invasion of London by ^e prominent Catcl ' d °y n J| ""g^ , Bnd Fr0 bman to make make the needed changes the cas. playerB, M. Coquelln and Madame pJ»M- *} °"SeemTnelr plans at that theatre, and brought Into court, wUl be decided In I the present time there s also an invasion of no _chang e in ineir pi an. Indefinitely, of the Empire folks. The subject Is o... ,m i,.?f £'5 nnd Sf 10 change will be made for is much dfsciissed at the pres-nt tin Seldom It happens that a star acta upon the Btage for a whole long lifetime before reaching thut coveted position. Such, however, was the case with the star of "The Ilonnle Brier Bush." Stoddart played In companies where he invariably had principal parts up French made plays. French drama and and posBlbly no change MnesVy^ French'comlc opera at Daly's, and en ^ ™ ^untn ^end of Au a r'rench farce at the Gaiety. ™t at least Business at the Comedy with Henry Irvlng's last night at «• "™'f William Collier In "The Dictator," continues Lane will long be remembered by those rt» g'^^^'eSonrt to keep the management were fortunate enough to be present, there was going to be a great popular demon- stration was evident very early on Satur- PST SMSSV ■ h®vsti* '-' ■ _ time Bill and Whlttaker, who made a gr- presslon at the London Pavilion Inst nre in England again, after a successor of the leading vaudeville theatres I:, States. At the nippodrome, New Bromptor week, there Is a sort of an all star s|» company playing there. It Is billed . ih^f th^nraT attraction "at the Waldorf will Blanche Sloan and James Walthour be Anna IWd.'n n big [production of "Papa's Star Vaudeville Co. In addition to Wife" I "which Mlas Held has met with and Walthour are the . Manhattan (' such 'great success In America. It Is also stated that Miss Held will be supported by a very large company of American Players- "Hawthorne, U. 8. A.," was short lived at from thinking of putting up the shutters. Middle of July should be reached before any thoughts of this kind are entertained. A rumor has been circulated to the effect the Imperial, and was withdrawn on Thurs- day last by Lewis Waller. "Monsieur Beau cafre" has taken the place of the unsuccess- ful play. In the Autumn Mr. Waller will produce a new four-act play, by Alfred Sutro, entitled "The Way of a Fool." The Academle Francalse haB Just awarded to Alfred Capus their prize of $1,000 for "Notre Jeunnesse " as being the best com- edy produced In Paris In the course of the theatrical season now drawing to a close. Maud Fealy, who has met with unquali- fied success sb leading lady with Henry Ir- vlng's Company at Drury Laue. s lh« All n ■■dy Four, the Tossing Austins, Catherine > 1,1 Markey and Moran, Mlsa Reba, Frol>>< r.nd Rouge, Sisters Princeton and Billy T ; «■ All the above had the week open, s-> -iey arranged, through Bert A. Dorman, to: ikt use of the house, and at the end of the -. ,ok will, after the house takes its share 01 :iie receipts, split evenly. The scheme Is n ■ .id one, and If the money each act will p ; at the end of the week Is not up to their ■■ ■»■ lar sum, there will be nothing lost. The-, -re sure to have a good time. Pilar Morln appeared at the Chelsea I':.!. ice last weak, in a farcical sketch, entitled My Twin wife." The offerlne was well reccm.i. Again I bear from Radle Furman, win-, is, or rather waa, In South Africa. The 1,-tirr Is dated May 24 : "Just a line to let you know Vel'vork : to-dav to fulfill an efeht weeks' that 1 am now playing my last three wc,. ks SUSS* i?tL States after which she in Cape Town. I will return to London nn wffi I'SSSI to L^ndln.' For^ne so young *« £r'toru I. celebrated my. seventeenth P^RichAi-d/ THE nOSSOW MIDGETS Arc manaEed by Hermann Robsow, the former German wrestling champion and heavy manipulator. For more than ten years this act haB been a continuous success In thl try ond England, and Is also In great demand on the continent, where they will 611 dates next season Their realistic stage boxing bout has been highly commended l?B*M- slmmonB and J. J. Corbett, who took pains to teach Borne special punches to the midgets, who have Just returned from an eight months' English engagement to All bookings here. Miss Feaiy's career has been a most success- Henry Arthur Jones, who Is resting In the South of France, bas completed a new play, a domestic drama, In which Virginia Harried will appear next Autumn at the Hudson The- atre, New York City. B. and F. Wheeler, the South African amusement people, have taken over the Opera House, Cape Town. In addition to the new Ills Majesty's Theatre. In Johsnnesburg, and the new Opera House in Pretoria. George EdwardeB, who is an Irishman by birth, will make his next visit to America In the Fall, probably about November, when he accompanies the "Veronlque" company there Mr. Edwardes came to London many years ago a poor young man, hut being a progressive youth, he soon made hla mark, and as every- body knows, 1b now the musical comedy man of London, and It Is not stretching it too much to say of the world. In order to give Maxlne Elliott a rest be- fore taking up rehearsals for a new produc- blrthday recently, and received Borne \ery beautiful gifts, among which were a diamond marquis ring, a lovely silver brush set, and a gold pencil Inlaid with diamonds. I have been well treated in South Africa, but I Khali be glad to Bee London again." Ernest Davidson, an American tight rope walker, while giving a performance at a free fete at Hastings, on Saturday last, fell from his rope and was killed Instantly. Davidson was billed "The New Blondln, the American champion of the tight rope." He recently ap- peared at the Crystal Palace with great suc- cess, and was Invited to Hastings to perform In the central cricket grounds. A wire rop; nearly a hundred yards long was stretched across the ground at the height of about sixty feet. The performer was loudly cheered by hundreds of holiday-makers as he walked deftly forwards and backwards on the sway- ing rope, balancing himself with a fifteen foot pole. He then lay on his side and waved his legs In the air. Suddenly he lost his balance, and grasped wildly at the rope. He failed to catch It, and fell on his face In the middle of tinn thp eiiirnireinent of "Her Own Way." nt catch It, and fell on his lace in tne middle of weight KjyTfi^mlfo attn Saturday the^rlc^pltch. ^{^t^jj*, fact tbatlj£r divorce from her former hus- t0 ibc time when Klrke La Shells made him day, for the first arrivals were In line ot hand has alSuBCd hopes In the hearts of some , Btflr . etrtMn^e' l%?°"Wa?erloV," Mr?" Irving * One doy, after a rehearsal, as the old actor ceived a foretaste of the spirit of the audl- wos leaving the theatre, be was dumbfounded ence by taking six calls, but when "Becket' FES' . three-sbeet picture of himself -s over a fc ct s 0a Je^ e 8n o U w P erea at on fll {he of her admirers that there now was n chance for some one of them. The most unique of these off ualons reads as follows : "Joplin— Mo— November 23 1004 Delia Prlngle— Noxvll Iowa, Klnc trend I hecr your night next in spite of the depression In the music liall business In London and suburbs. II. Tozer, the chairman of the Oxford Music Hall, was able a few dayB ago to announce n dividend of twelve and one-half per cent, for the third year In succession. The net profits for the year ending in April reached nearly $00,000. At the present time the Oxford and the Albambra are the two best paying hallB In London. The following was the bouse. Bouquets were showered on featured ns a star. After standing speechless a t ge, and. eventually, with a bunch of red before the counterpart of himself, then walk- roses In hla hand, Mr. Irving made a little husbun left you an 1 Would like to arrang to , ng u „ t o it and wonderlngly touching it, he *^ e ™,b^ I a aia go n n °at Drury Lane, but you Meet you — we mite frame up a good show turned to the manager and breathlessly ex- f, avc g| TC n a prescription which I can con- together — as your in the Show blznea bo am c | n inicd : 1 tho at present I have only a Movln Plcter "] S it really true?" an Slide Show — I'm A lone In the world an r, a shelle Btated that be never should would Like a Lady Pardncr that Is Up to. forget tho Illumined face of the sterling old dnlt— My Ulth Is tall— six foot 3 Incbus— nc t ori ncr una" anything ever given him Dark Hair Large Blue Kys wair Dark urns- gveater pleasure than to be the one to be- tasb Dont Ue toBacco or Llkurs— I am very 8 tow upon him the finnl right earned by bis Kludllcnrted Ic agreeable an hope we can i 011gi conse'entious career. come To a nunderstnndln." The signature Is here omitted for obvious INMM A theatrical couple was dining at on* ot the popular Broadway restaurants the other evening, when the young actress was ob- served to push aside her share ot the broiled chicken, which was port of the order. On being questioned by ber companion, the fact was elicited that the cooking of the fowl bad felled to obliterate all the traces of pin feathers, which bo often arc visible In a restnurunt-served order of that sort. Calling the waiter, tho young actor said : "Look bore, my man, this service of chicken Is unsatisfactory. Kxnmlne It yourself and an explanation on my part will be needless." The waiter scanned the dish closely, and, noting the cause of complaint, Bought to ex- tenuate tho carelessness of the cook, saying: "I'm sorry, Sir, nnd I'll change the order for something else, but you sec, Sir, our cook ■ Is n chef, uot a bnrber." * * Jennie Dimbnr, tlio clever actress, who Is the widow of that popular writer, Tom Hall, relates nn Incident where tho Bnme pro- nunciation of different words brought about a luuglmblc misunderstanding between her and one ot tho little Hulls. Her little girl rushed breathless Into her presence with the Infor- mation tlint two of her playfellows, whoso Hurnnmcs were Harris and Stewart, bad Just been In a snuill fight. Miss Dunbar, inter- ested lo know which of the Harris children was In the encounter, snld: "Which one wns It — Clnudc Harris?" "No," snld the youngster, "Unrrls clawed Stewart." * The laic Klrke La Shelle ouco rclntcd a romlcul Incident that occurred during a trip South. He and a friend were aboard a train one night when a stop of considerable duru- tlon was necessitated by some accident to on» of the car wheels. To pass nwny the time the two men alighted nnd were watching the train men repair the trouble. Tho night wnB pitchy dark, nnd the little light at hand was that by which the men were ranking repairs. Suddenly, from out the darkness, came n voice which the thentrlcnl gentlemen quickly knew to he that ot a negro, even though visual proof was lacking. "Say, Hohs," drawled Ihe darkey, "do you wnnt to sec a pow'ful heap o' 'cltctucnl?" Whose MA 11 SHALL. THE MYSTIC, unique specialty, "The Troupe of fldentfy recommend 10 the faculty. In the Autumn I shall be fulfilling engagements In many cities In England and Scotland prior to nn engagement of three months in Amer- ica, probnbly beginning In January, nnd, If all goes well, shall meet you again next year. I shall look forward to that time with delight and with a heart full of deep and grateful remembrance. I reBpcclfuliy and affectionately bid you good-bye." When the curtain again fell the stage was cleared, and Mr. Irving waB formally presented with n silver loving cup, which the National As- sociation of Theatrical Employes had pur- chased for tbo great actor. But the roar of the cheering still sounded In the auditorium, and, at last, on the suggestion of the Earl of Aberdeen, who was present on the stage with the countess, the curtain wbb again rnleed, nnd the public admitted to what Mr. Irving called "the family party." Bernard Shaw Is at work upon a new play which will be exploited, when finished, with Eleanor Kobson as the star. The Bubjcct of the piny Is the Salvation Army. The char- actor to bo played by Miss Itobson Is that of an American heiress who becomes an en- thusiastic follower of General Booth. She becomes a major in the army, and Is so sweet nnd earnest that her converts are many. Among theni Is n poor girl who Is engaged to be married to a pugilist. The girl breaks away from the bruiser, thanks to the Influ- ence of the major, and the fighter takes his revenge upon the American heiress by physical chastisement. But he, too, becomes converted, nnd as pennnce tackles one of the great ones of the prize ring In order that be himself may suffer physical hurt as punishment. The outcome Is a moBt peculiar one. Tho penitent Is surprised, however, to find thnt the champion will not punish him. The vic- tor only sits upon his head, aud offers up prnver for the benefit of the soul of the as- tonished convert The Idea is a novel one, to say the leaBt. Hal Raid's American comedy drama, "Hu- man nearts," waB produced nt the Kenning- ton Theatre during the week of June 5, under the direction of Foilx Dumas, and it met with DELPHINO AND BELMORA, Clever musical comedy entertainers, have worked themselves up from the humble ranks lo headllners. They met with success on the "Pike," In St. Louis, all one season, which was continued over the Keith circuit. The feature of their act Is a realistic Imitation of the attack on San Juan Hill. They have re- ceived very complimentary press notices. said by Mr. Tozer during the meeting of the shareholders of the Oxford: "Performers salaries have now reached so high a pitch that unless they recognize the danger of the Moss & Stoll syndicates, including the London Hippodrome and Coliseum, at each performance an amusing puzzle picture was thrown on the curtain. This was shown for exactly five minutes, and the figures or scenes depicted go to make up a local ad- dress, for the correct solution of which a pi'zc of $25 was offered. Each member of the audience waB given a special ticket, at the same time he received bis ordinary ad- mission ticket to the theatre, and If he dis- covered the address hidden In the slide It was necessary for him, In order to win the f25, to at once go to the address, present his ticket to the theatre representative who was In attendance there, and receive from him a voucher, entitling him to the sum mentioned. The Idea made quite a hit, and will be con- tinued for the remainder of the week, nnd possibly longer. Beba and Inez Kaufman, who have pre- pared a sister dancing and singing net, nnd who were to fulfill contracts for the halls In this city, will be obliged to set back prac- tically nil of the time booked for three months, as they have been prolonged another three months at the Albambra. They hnic done exceedingly good work in the Albanibrn ballets, "The Entente Cordlale" ond "Jly I*dy Nicotine," nnd the management could not see its way clear to dispense with the services of the two talented sisters nniil another three months. However, during the week of Julv 3 they put on the new act nt the Surrey, but will also do their Alhnmlir.-i work In conjunction with this special week. Thanks to Will C. Youngs and L. May Rrnoks for the photographs of their act. "Our Country Dance," which looks as If It might be a novel one. Keno, Welch and Montrose opened at (he Wlntergarton, Berlin, the first of the mmiih nnd were a hit from the start. Thnt Is. "Illg Screnm" Welch writes roe to thnt ef- fect. He also states that the trio has been Imoked for eight weeks In 1900-07 for Ihe Wlntcrgartcn, and hnve, nil told, eleven months booked In Germany to play durliiK Ihe season mentioned. Before the German time I believe they hnve the Stoll tmir booked. Frederick Ireland'B Enlgmnrelle is be big feature nnd drawing card nt the London Hippodrome this week, and will be for many weeks to come. The novelty, and It Is » novelty, had n banner opening on Mondny lust, two holiday houses agreeing It was "»e of the greatest puzzles they had ever *" "• The applause for nn act ot this kind c-ner- allv comes at the finish, but with EiiijW- relle it comes at frequent Intorvnls, anil ex- pressions of "wonderful," "mnrvolous, '•"•• alwnya accompany the hand clapping. Mr- Ireland Introdnccs his wonderful figure in a most Interesting and Intelligent mnine r. which, In n way, adds to the mystery it Is the best thing thnt has been seen In I " don In the novelty line for a long time. I am Informed that Brlnn, the man • Comedy Hats," has met with great succeBS unnsml | B ucceis. Its good, human story, told killing the goose that laid the golden eggs Juggles cannons and other heavy things, -i-"' on two coutlnents, Is ono of the features nt j n ft straightforward way, Btruck home Immc- co-opcrntlon among owners of variety then- wno has been engnged by Chnrles wnlil.-". Tony l'iislor'8 this week, this being bis fare- aintely, and already It hjiB made a name. The trcs would be ncceBSnry In order to prevent of the Palace Theatre, for his burlesque •••■<»• well American nppenrnnce, prior to an ex- company n n English one, wns particularly the already narrow margin of profit from pnny, sails for America the first week n tended European eiiEngenient. He snlls next 8tronB , nnd Included many local melodrama reaching vanishing point. week. He is represented lu Europe by Emanuel f avor f tC8; Karncst Leicester, Elliott Ball, The wlfo of Juno Snlmo died very eud- Wnrner. of Itlclinid Warner & Co., Ltd., Lon- Herbert Vyvynn nnd Gwynne Herbert. denly last week In Leeds. She was a younger dou. Mr. and Mrs. Kendal will begin their Au- Bister ot Miss Verity, of Marba and Verity. -a^ — -H^— =H^^=SS=S* tutnn senson la London nt the St. JameB The- Dorothy Kenton, at the conclusion of her ntro In the second week of September, with engagement at tho English Garden, Menna, Itnymond llltclieock t hc production of Ernest Hendrle's three act will go to Luccrno, Swltzerlnud, for an en- lu Straight Comedy. _| ' ..rjicfc Hope," and for this production gngement to commence on July 1, and to . Raymond Hitchcock, who has built a solid have,' engnged Jessie Moore, one of the four last for a fortnight. She Is to piny at a Miss Wlater the compliment of naming n e reputation In comic opera anil musical com- c i C vcr sisters of that name. theatre called the Soclcte du Kursnnl de addition to his fnnilly Wenona Winter 1 r.y - edv under thc mnnngcuient ot Henry W. At the Ynudcvlllo Theatre, in September, Lucerne. The director of a theatre in Prague a n,-„ m „nH,«' i.., «>, tho rontlnem puuj, sung lor ADiericu me n» DL ■.---■ ( . August, In order that he may become ;n >■ mnted and acquainted before mnking his ■» before my countrymen. He will be a stn-n card for Mr, Waldron. . , Banks Winter writes me thnt his dnjigb r - Wenona, has made such a favorable Inii'--- ._ — gion on one of her "English cousins, 'i 1 -'.'; 1, and to Trovers, a qunlnt comedian, that he has ■ ■ - ?t a Miss Winter the compliment of naming n ml de addition to his fnnilly Wenona Winter 1 r.n /rague A five months' tour on the continent > will forsake both next season for Charles Frobman will put on a play called heard Miss Kenton play, nnd offered her the Just been completed by Radford and \ -■< ■ .....,-.. ... e „•„ .. Tll0 Moimtaln climber/' It is adapted from month of September nt his bouse but, ns tine, during which they have covered n- a German original, and Huntley Wright, who she contemplates returning to America about nine thousand miles. Every town In many. Prance, Holland and Belgium wn= — Ited during tho trip. ,, ,. It seems that I go to the Lyceum oft than any other music hall, and the rcas. - n good one. The bill Is chnnged nearly • •} fortnight. The current bill Is a long an- ■ » very good one. All told, It Is one of Ike > l shows I have seen since I enmc to Lot ■ • As the curtain went up cnrly, I mis?' net or two. Dorn Mnrt.'ne, a trnpeze perfn: straight: comedv, also under Mr. Savage's management, lie is to appear lu a new piny, by K E. Kidder. Mr. Hitchcock hones io succeed In something nlong the lino of parts followed by Sol Smith Unssell, nnd Mr. Mil- der, who equipped Mr. ltusscli well, was called on lo elaborate the story. Tho plot. Incidents and characters are furnished largely by Mr. Hitchcock's recollcetlous of Hnckuey, N. Y. The principal character Is lllp Daw- son, foreman ot the lire company, genius and inventor. One of his Inventions Is n cream separator, which Is Btolcn, patented nnd made thc unBls of nn ample fortune for thc thief. On learning of tlio theft Dawson la tickled that one of his ideas has proved valuable, and Is not disposed to prosecute until It is pointed out to him (bat ho should protect his daughter's fortune and that the lire com- pany needs new uniforms. "Easy Dawson" IiubVcu selected ob thc title of the piny. has been the comedian at Daly s for years, Is lo piny tho principal part In it. Some more NOTICE. IIAI.I 'TOM: PICTl'llES In tin? reiul- liiK |i»R«-» of Till''. CLIPPER will be insert oil nvt these price* 1 Single Culumn $7.50 Double Column fltLOO ■To* pictures with upcclnl drnltins, ilrnrvu by lUclmriln, prices will be ■ I not <K I"-' consider all applications from Ihe staff nnd corps de ballet for re-engagement. The Em- pire was opened as n variety theatre on Dec. 22, 18RT, the principal feature of the pro- gramme being thc ballet, "The Sports of England." During the entire period in which It has been opened II. J. Hltchlns has been tbc manager, and It Is gratifying to be able tlon wnB good, so her work must hoTC nil right. Llllle Soutter, whose bllllnc Quaint Person," fits her perfectly, foil- Miss Martme. She sang two song's sounded very good to me, and they s- the audience the Bnme way. Texas 11 was next to entertain. She Is the tight ^Continued on page J6SJ Pete Barlow's Vet. Aurora. Kin| Boreal is. AT THE NEW YORK HIPPODROME . May Vokes "»£ fWfl Maid." The KiMin^-Bw^ iffeefs J. Francis Dooley. J.Warren Meane the Magician Mid hi5 mysterious e$-b&g GiiUndo $f\$ busy- /r&m» n \ t \ (xeo. AlexwiderTn his 'Hobe"jp«ci»l(y- ^,'55 Aori* DAiwSvflttiif A FEW OF KEITH'S NOVELTIES. 5CENE5 TROfVTHE OCTpROOH". PLAYED BY THE qOtTTLER-WMTER- MARSHALL STOCK CO. 468 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. KEEP A LITTLE COSYCORNER IN YOUR H EART A FOR ^|{ar Not a "Waltz," "Good Bye" or "Summer Song, but a Lasting, Cute and Cunning Dilty. ORCHESTRATIONS IN ANY KEY TO SLIT VOIR VOICE. »1 Come in any time. A Nice Cool Place to Hear a i L Good Song. 125 W. 37th St., NEW YOBK. I Cor. Broadway a nil 37th, OUll LOSDON LETTER. (Continued from jiuyc JGfiJ wnlker 1 spoke nbout In a recent Issue. A very clever one, too. Geo. Newburn, a mimic, cave some excellent Impersonation!* of Horry Knndall, Horry Lauder, Harry Ford, Qub Klen and Ucorge Loshwood. He got a big reception at the llnlMl). A scene from a popular opera A-iiH well done by the Lyceum Opera Co. Tbe next number on tbe programme was one which I had been looking forward to see for a week, Moore and Mltlellild, In "Change Your Act. The act did not make tbe tremendous bit 1 had expected, as London playgoers do not understand Aincrlcnn slang, but laughs were very frequent, aud the people 'round me xeeincd to appreciate the funny sayings, al- though scleral good laughs they missed. The net Is going better every performance, and nfter n few more It will be whipped Into Hbapa to fult the English audiences. Al- though thlj net has always been a favorite of mine, 1 can any without any prejudice that It Is a hit In this city. 1 missed my old friend. Oeo. Williams, in tbe part of J'mps. Alice Itajiuond and John Kurkamp tire hi 111 on the bill, and going ns strong as till the opening, which was big. Joe At- iiuihIo and bis funny assistant, whom I men- tioned In my lost write up of tbls bouse, went strong with the large gathering. The lliiriuuny Pour got a big reception before ■ hey made their appen ranee on the stage, which explains briefly the esteem In which .hey are held by the Lyceum followers. Their turn appealed to the house, as it did ■luring the long engagement of several months ago. Dan Uoylatt, a comedian of the typical ICngllsb type, made friends with the audience at once, and his humor struck me ns being quite funny. After Mr. Uoylatt we had Yvonne Keller, "The tllrl with the Voice," and her singing gave evidence of her billing being cor- rect. Tbe laughing hit of the show, accord- ing to my way of looking at it, was the com- edy acrobatic act done by Itosalre and Do- reto. One big scream from start to Qnlsli is the simplest way to express their doings. 1 can understand now wby they did so well In I'arls and Id the Kngllsh provinces. The .ntrnlght and burlesque tumbling entitles them to the place tney occupy on tbe bill, tbe bot- tom. The liendllncr tbls week Is a sort of song seem, entitled "Callle, Queen of the linnet." The Bong Is a cntcby one, and is rendered by Hnphle Harris, who Is supported by n troupe of dancers and a dozen or more of chorus people. The act was all right and came In for two or three calls at the end. Annlo l'urccll was the last act I saw, al- though two more followed. MIbs l'urcell's turn waa also reviewed a fortnight ago. The Four Cllfloaa and Arlcy's Combination I coiim not wait for. "America's Lads In nine," after a very long stop at the London Hippodrome, left that house lost Saturday and are now on the tour for eight weeks, after which they go on the unit l nen t. The net did not meet with the approval It dcBerved at tbe Hippodrome. There was every possible chance for npplausc, but It was lacking, unless there happened to he some Americans In the bouse. The Eng- lish niuy like us, but It looks ns If they do not rare for the smart drill and the up-to-date get-up of our soldiers. 1 saw tbe Lads four times and could sec them many times again without getting tired. Mike S. Whallen la tbe same old bit at the Tlvoll, niul judging from the plaudits be re- ceives he stands strong with the Kngllsh vaudeville lovers. I had the pleasure of meeting Mrs Whallen'e boy to-day for the drat time, and also Mrs. Whnllcn mid her sister, Miss McXulty. The trio looked very buppy aud there Is no reason why not On the blil with Mr. Whallen arc: Collins and Hart, who arc bark from a long provincial tour, and Laura llcnnctt, who Is making her Unit Loudon n|>|ienrnnce. I missed her open- ing on Monday, but friends Inform me that she passed the ordeal with flying colors. Heclcy and West arc at the Oxford, after a long and successful provincial tour. They go well at tbis house, mid will remain a month, after which they return to America lor a vacation of a few months. They will come to London again lu the Fall, to open lor a month nt the Coliseum, with the Moss & Stoll tour to follow. They nave nlso return engagements In South Africa and Australia, where they arc great favorites. This Is the kind of success that Is worth talking about. Mrs. Fred llalley, wlfo of the Hal ley and Madison llalley, received a cable from America yesterday that her Bister was dead. 8uc, ac- companied by her young sou, sailed for America today, Mr. and Mrs. llnl'ev had planned a long vacation In I'arls and other loiillnentol cities, but, of course, this is all off now. «»» HKDUCKD HA11JS TO BAI.TIMOHI.'. How soon will the Honr, Minute and Second Hands sgHln appear equal instances apart (after time alove)r " " WATCH PROBLEM 10 oofl watches are otTcred to the 10,000 people who Hcnd us the correct solution of Sam 1/iyil's Ingen-oll Watch Problem before Sept 1, mi s. No entry conditions are Im- posed. Send your answer right in. $600 In cash prizes arc olfcrcd In addition to the above contest to owners of Ingersoll Watches. Ir, when you send your solution, you enclose a 2-cent stamp, we will send you an acknowledgment of jour solution and formal entry blank and conditions of the cash prize contest. Awards will lie made In accordance with Sam Loyd's solution. Ingemoll Watches keep uc curat* time and arc guaranteed. fUU by dealer i eprrywherf. or pott paid by u- fur Sl.dO. ROBT. H. INGBRBOL.L .«. ItllO., 03 Jewelers' Court , New York, N. Y. Confidence Can Be Pieced In Renowned Goodi Since GOOD QUALITY Gained Their Reputation. FILMS m FILMS And CAMERAGUArH Machines always In stock. We are Selling Agents for both — call and see them — you wont want nay other after that. ADDITIONAL BARGAINS: KdlBons 1005 Model Machine, new, with Arnold's Calcium Light Outfit, complete, 1,000 feet of well selected Film, Calcium Lamp and Limes, a One outfit, worth $239.00. Our price, • 1U1.00. Tbe Optlgraph Motion Picture Machine, with Stereoptlcon, Arnold's Calcium Light Outfit, 1,000 feet of well selected Film, Cal- cium Lamp, Limes and Slides. Worth, $200.00. Our price, * 125.00. A Professional Stereoptlcon, with Imported Lens, fine Acetylene Qas Outfit with Lamp, machine fitted with nickel-plated telescope legs. Carbide and Slides, an outfit worth $100.00, and everything new. Our price, K3O.00. Edison's Universal Model, 1005, Machine, with 10-lncb Reels and Reel Hangers, Includ- ing Takcup, used three times. Cost, $70.00. Our price, #57.50. For the past fifty years have been universally recognized ns being the BEST MADE, and are fireierrcd by proieaionalg everywhere, which B proven by the numerous unsolicited endorse- ments received from all parts of the world. THE OHCHOU Is a splendid novelty to be used In vaudeville. It consists of a solo mouth organ, nearly rhromatlcal, attached to two seta of reeds, controlled by a double row of valves, which render chords and basa notes, both minor and major, lias the same effect as a concertina. Instruction book goes with each Instrument Oae Arnold's Calcium Light Outfit, slightly used. Cost, $48.00. Our price, «25.0<». Make your own light 20,000 feet of fine Film, only slightly used at Gc. per foot This film is la fine condition. YOU WON'T FIND ANY TRASH HERE. WE DON'T HANDLE IT AT ANY PRICE. MACHINES AND FILMS NOUGHT FOR SPOT CASH. We don't Importune you to take merchandise, we'll pay you cash for GOOD goods only. LEWIS M. SWAAB & CO., 338 Spruce Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. lug demand for our METAL, LAUGHING *.AL1.KKIKS has J ust 'fled us In placing large orders for material and bettering our facilities, thereby greatly reducing the cost of manufacture as well as Improving the quality, Thene mirrors are made of a highly polished composition metal. Have same appciirunce, produce same effects and will answer the purpose us well as the most costly glass. THEY ARE THE ONLY PRACTI- CAL MIRRORS FOR TRAVELING Pr II- POSE8. We are offering our No. 1 Style Gallery (Intended for parks and other permanent loca- tions) at a special low price. Write for particulars, J. H. NAIGHTON AMUSEMENT CON- STRUCTION CO., 120 South High Street, Co- lumbus, Ohio. Via Pennsylvania Hallriunl, Account International Convention United Society of Christian Endeavor. For the International Convention United Society of Christian Endeavor, at llnltlmore. Mil., July S to 10, the Pennsylvania Railroad V'ouipany will sell round-trip tickets to Holtl- i iic ire, nt greatly reduced rote, from all sta- tions on Its lines cast of and Including Pitts- burg, Erie and buffalo. The rate from New York will be $0.30; Newark, N. J., 0.10. with corresponding re- ductions from all other points. Tickets will be sold on July 3, 4 and S, good for return passage leaving llnltlmore uiilll July 15, Inclusive. On payment of $1.00 to Joint agent at llnltlmore, au extension of return limit to Aug. 31 can be obtained. Tickets via Philadelphia penult slop-over within limit, If deposited with the ticket agent nt Uroad Street Station. Special excursion tickets arc on Bale every Saturday and Sunday from llaltlinorc to Washington nud return at rate of $1.2,-1 for tho round trip. These tickets are good for return passage until tho Inst train Sunday night, affording ample opportunity for dele- gates to visit the national capital. «♦» NOTKS FROM TUB GlFFORO-IlAEItlNQ Co. — We will close a very successful season of forty weeks June 24, at Elisabeth, III. We open early In August, as we have sonic good fair dates booked. Are made of tbe beat materials which skill and years of experience can obtain, thorough- ly seasoned wood, to stand any climate, tbe finest reeds, clear and resonant as a bell. "Just as good as the Hobner Harmonicas," Is the best proof of their superior quality. The "llohncr" Instruments are endorsed by Win. II. Unrke, the original harmonica wonder, who whs the first to Introduce this Instrument and Its possibilities upon the stage. During his professional career of the past liO years he has continually used the "Honner" Harmonicas. FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING DEALERS. I HQHNER, 354 Broadway, N. Y. MUSICIANS WANTED For GENTRY BROS.' SHOW No. 2. 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H.STARR. 307 South State St,, CHICAGO. * ff^0^^^0^0^0^0^^0l0 t eV^e^pT^S^^Ns^S^S^ «^ ^se^s 'Enclose a late Program M for our lovelty Souvenir Postal Cards and Send them to! honr Friends. ,€HvDRU5- .-.IL 7 A LITTLE COSY CORNER IN TOUR HEART W JU5T FOR : \V ill 51 A:. TRUE TO YOU f& ANY ONE CAN i V/A1TAND if nXIL FKOniSEVIIAT I .>A5K;TftfN TCUANDIUJ BOTH AG KEITA L1T1K COSY CORNER tttYOl'R HEART FOR" SfiSBUH JftCR-DWSlAniE' THEODORE F MORSE ■ aviiiind TOM GILLEN AND OTHERS ABE SINGING ' j :3%v^ HAVE YOU TRIED ITI Copies and Orch. to Recognized Performers. MINIATURE RAILROAD CO. 407 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. GOLD MEDAL SPECIAL For Parks, Summer Resort*, etc. Hauling Capacity, 26 Tons. Earning 11,500 In six davs. With proper care will last 25 yra. CAGNEY LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. GRAND PRIZE and GOLD MEDAL RECEIVED AT WORLD'S FAIR, ST. LOUIS. FILMS! FILMS! And Moving Picture Machines, all makes, bought and for sale. PHILADELPHIA FILM EXCHANGE, 1S08 North 15th St., Philadelphia, Pa., U. 8. 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No tr>t» to lift— drawer, for nrtrythlnj— I««a a lifetime- ftlM|S9 09asdtfpwutla WriU/er nr itttutraUd both, " Tift la IkaWV «*" ,< ■ ••■* Abelfl Bach Company, ^^^ udBK.fclitWt.'J. MflwtalM, \n».,r. B A. lulH m fctrl* liU ml » vtj Truak, B*l,0w,«BH7«* 3 T- IIUTnufU^ WMrftuUr,M;ltMia»tUe/. K3HS ^joZ? CLUB COCKTAILS are the only kind you can depend on. They're ex- quisitely flavored, smooth, subtle, and aged to please the most critical taste. Seven kinds — Manhattan, Martini, Vermouth, Whiskey, Holland Gin, Tom Gin, York. G.F.HEUBLEIN&BRO., ■ah , Proprietor, HARTFORD NEW YORK LONDON SHOW.PRINTI Btook Bang-en, Poatera and Cute on nan. tulnierery branch of tbe Amnaement Bat- im - Oatalorne (D) of Dramatic and Show I': Oataloi lone FfVat- Oatalomo (O) Fair and Carnival Prle< ' nt (B) Blllpoetere, Commerc:,. - -rat-olaei Printing of all kind,. GREAT WESTERN PRINTIN • 19 ELM STRICT. *T. LOU.'*. REORGArnZING AND BOOKING THE WARNER COMEDY CO., For eeaeon 1905-0. BBUt R. 'WARNER, McGrtgor. Iowa LOBD BALTIMORE TUB BOX OFFICE WINNER. Pianist at Liberty— MAY MORE- (K, BARING, MOj ^--PISO'S CURE FOR ■u, icroaa, Hiauarj »4 wa" 1 |MBH ~ nso-s fa> e*w —*f JULY 1. THE STEW YORK CLIPPER. 469 MINOLA MADA HURST Brcks all records In Louden and Continent, performance. Hercr lost a FEAR NOT! TIIK BK8T 18 YET TO CONK. O JR I Or I JOSEF YABRICK IloldU rerord for Ainerlr*. First man to do Kellle. Never missed » •how while under my iiinnnnniinii. TMK BEST DRAWING OARO IN VAUDEVILUK TO-DAY. .- JBSS l&t2!W&!'JPJS&?? v % *£&&$* nt ' t ' Thc ""' h ,0 ni " ke '« "° *»"P that others cannot underbid yon. while the nlncr way Is I., miikc il so g"is Mini, when booked by. i in in. g pi. '• rial'. iniuinv nnd Arinlntii mid Burke complete a sutlsfuctury entertulnmcnt. Business Is generally good. Trenton. — At Spring Lake Park (man- agement Trenton Street Kuilwuy) good busi- ness wis done last week. Bill for June 26 and week Includes : Four Lanciisters. I.a Belle. Jennings nnd Renfrew. Hen Franklin and Toodles. and (Docker and Drew. ».» FLORIDA. AT LIBERTY, Claude Besacnt. Singing and Talking Comedian. 17 years In the biz. Sober and reliable. Hot B. F. or Irish comedy In acts; put them on, make them go. Join anything that pays salaries. Will require ticket. Address CLAUDE BESSENT, Browning, Mo. AT LIBERTY after June :w, Nellie anil Charlie Judge. Nellie, sou brctlca and characters; Chas. little parts, rakes organ, plays guitar and sings. Want p'acc with Rcp.Show that makes small towns Sure small salary and expenses. Must advani-o tickets; are workers. Join on wire. Nellie Judge, Monroe, Mich. FOR SALE.i; (itinti Tartar Kiltie Uniforms; Imported from Scotland; used once; cost $29; will sell cheap for cash; a bargain to local bands for traveling. Organizations desiring a spectacular specialty this Is a snap. Write or wire Lou Slcrs, Kincardine. Ont., Can. Penaneoln. — Thc Pensncnla Opera House Is owned by the I'ensacola Amusement Co. J. M. Cue Is president. Nick Smith, vice president ; Mansfield Moreno, secretary und treasurer, nnd Jucoli Pfeiffer. ticket agent. The opera house Is now belug thoroughly overhauled, und some elegant Improvements Jsjlng made, including an up-todiitc stcum heutlng plant, new seats of the latest im- proved make, with shawl strap attached, uud six new and elegantly arranged boxes, with a seutlng capacity of thirty-six. The house will huve a Heating capacltv of 1,600, nnd, when finished, will be one »f the most up-to-dule and complete houses ou the South- ern circuit. « XX Yurkf nnd .Uaias tn star. "Bankers nod Brokers." the new musical ■•oniedy which B. K. Forrester has selected as the vehicle to Introduce Yorke and Adams as stars. Is the work of (leorge Totten Smith and Aaron Hoffman. Mr. Forrester promises n number of surprises In the pluy. nnd no expense lias been spared to ispilp Ihe iirgnnl- zailoii the scenery tin vinu been painted by • ,n hn Tilling, nnd rhe costumes furnished by Mnilame Fieslnger. These new slurs will l>e Mirrounded by u company of sixty-live people, und the season will opeu In Troy, S. V., ou Aug. 21. LEADING ACTRESSES and society women use RUBYI.INE. 11 Imparls a pink or rosy blush to the skin without Injury; canuot be detected ai.d Is not affected by perspiration, rain, smoke or dust. Sent ft 0. 1)., Be, per box. MME. SAHi'Ei.s. 10U Hastings Street, Chicago, III. SLIDE THOMHONIST AT LIBERTY Sept. 17. Experienced Orchestra Trombone Player would like good location Job. Best of rctercnccs given. Add. Herbert Hunt, age 28 years and married, care nf Llheratl'a Band, Portland, Ore., Junem-July-Jtt. Ta'Gette PKiladelpKk useTthe READING ROUTE ■NEV JERSEY" CENTRAL A Train, Every Hour Qn. the Hour; Piret! to Reatling |"|Jk£* \[ Terminal, Pmw Cm Mt* VOUKMATtONS ti L*»> 6 N R md Sul r «., «*~1 A f T All People engaged for W. t, V^J*.JEJJLi""|,ewls' Big Scenic Prodiicllonof East Ljnne— Pcrroniicrs report for rehearsal July ■>; Musicians report Aug. l. Acknowledge this call by letter to W. P. LEWIS, Grafton, Neb. WANTED— Woman or Man wllb Clever Child, man for Dill, woman for Miss Corncy, child tor Willie: those doing specialties given preference. Also First Clasa Advance Man; mint lie sober ami reliable and not atrald nl work. Would like lo hear from a few more Musicians and Performer*. P. S.— Minnie Thome. 1 am depending on you, Joint. Address W. K. LEWIS, Graflon, Neb. LIBERTY, PROF. WILL SHERWOOD, Lecturer, strong Olllcc Worker and AI Planbt. Sight Reader, Siralght In Sketches. Hi yeais' experience. MARIE VALENTINE, Elocutionist, Specialist Singing and Dancing, will engage with reliable manager. Address PROF. WILL SHERWOOD, Maynard, Mass. WANTED QUICK, Actor, To Play ALTO or TROBBOHE. GETER TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM CO., New Sharon, Iowa. J CcVltC CSA^JLVUX Of Hlsh Olnaa Vaudeville Thtalrtl, M. UBYRRKKI.D JR., ITIKS. ; ...„.„__ MAIIT1N BECK, GKNKUALi MANAGRR. All Applications for Time Must bo Addressed to C. M. IIIIAY. Booking Mnnngcr, 604 Ashland Block. Chicago, HI- PASTOR'S. 1 llli St., Near Jil Ave, COISTINI IOUS, sill end :lo CRNTN. THE CAPITAL CITY FOUR, BONNIE THORNTON, V. K. Iliilchlnson A Co., Jnhu K. (.'lark. ;i .Madcaps, Mr. and Mr-. George II. Wilson, Marshall ihe Mystic. Acker I Gllimy. Adams It Edwards, Nan In A Bldgcwav, Devlin A Dnhcrly. Plillll|is A Merrill. Morrlsnptlcmi and Hie Yltiigrnpli. Huber's "£ Museum Oeo. II. Ilulier, Prnpr. J. II. Anderson, Mgr. v, ANTED, rur our opening. Monday, July 31, llr- lag Freaks and Pralines Tor Tliralrc and Cull" Halls. Address J. II. ASDEIISON. asulaivr. , * l,l< «gi>, III. SCHOOL ( GEO. and IIIIAY WOODWARD J.W.Goiiuail Park Clrciill, all Siiuuiier. ] ROYER AND FRENCH IN THE TANDEM. OK- AMEIIM'A (Incoi'iioriiieil). Olll.es, SI. James Hulldltig, New York, l/idge ltoi.nn 241 Ii SI. and Dili Avo. MEETINGS KVKKY SUNDAY AT 2. THE- O* Corry, jV»rt., Arc ottering (mutual Inducement In Imlepeiuli'lit Managers n> handle THC OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE LINK OF GOODS ON THE MARKET. WHITE FOR PRICES. TO AMtmKNKNT CATP.RKHM, SHOW MEN, Elc.-LONDON'S GREA T SICUKSS, "With the Fleet," or "Life In » Cruiser." NOW showing al. the NAVAL EXHIBITION, Earl's Court, London. WILL BE SOLD al Die close of the season, end or October. CAN now lie seen running and negotiated tor. Cable— Exnlbltnry, London: or address Secre- tary, the London Exhibitions Ltd., Earls Court, London, S. W. ADGIE and Her LIONS. OPEN FOR PAHKS, FAIRS. PLAYING THE PARKH. Address care CLIPPER. FOX & FOXIE CIRCUS Now touring Mexico. Novelty Acts Always Wanted iffE MTIOiL AM WEN LOME. MEETINGS HELD EACH THURSDAY EVE- NING AFTER PERFORMANCES Al 139-141 Third Ave., New York. < ■.-no of WKflr-.il At CO. 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PROFESSIONAL COPIES FREE To Heengnlzed Singers sending lata program. Song Slides for "TIIKY ALL SPOKE WELL Or* YOn," bv DE WITTC WHEELER, »S.0O I'erSet. ORCHESTRA LEADERS send III -riits lo cover mallliig e..t|ienses snd rei-eive. complete orcheilrae lions of all 4 Snugs. ('. L. PARTRF, Mi'Hii CO., ■a Easl WW St., New York City. WANTED, A Good Sketch Team and Single Performers. Week stands. You must he good. Stale If you play organ. Can use Al Planlsl to Double Organ. All must be ladles and gentlemen. Address GEO. CHESTER, Sarcoxle, Mo. RMRMU TWim "». WANTS General Bi/t. Man, Planlat Iman prelerred), Agent who can do «neclalllea or parts. Oilier people write. V. A. varney, write or wire ipilck. Long season and salary sure. CANEY, Kalian-. CONTRACTS T1CKET8, PASSE8, CARDS, Etc. SAMPLES. WEBB PTO. CO.. MS Dearborn St., Chicago, III WA\TFI) Medicine People, Iriod l.e ii n i cr lo double stage. AI Comedy Sketch Team (M. and W.). all around Comedian. Do you vamp organ? 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"Mrs. Temple's Tele- gram" will be the principal attraction at the down town theatres Ihls week, opening at Powers - Monday, June SO. "Sky Far in." at MrVlcker's : Klchnrd Corlfcln "The Mayor n " n '~ r \ 'ILrhrlllT uf Imp ueut feats are of Toki..." nt the Studebnker :<:•■<>. M. ™S"'i^„V fnr wrt of 2". *>v •'"> Howard* '- 1 "- '" ' ! who wl lend the curio ball ntlrnctlons. Ing senson the mnnngenient will «*» ttj patrons a number of strong pluja, produied on an eliiuomto scale. I,om»on Dime Mi'shum (Win .1. Sweeney, Inuii.igo.) .—The following wi he w ; « the ..-nrlo hall week o£ 25 : I lie Ynldcl is, with their box mystery; Celln Vu Ides, lire queen; Smile Cnssllo, one woman band , New York Dutch tattoer. unil I'rof. Spencer, ma- gician. The theatre programme Includes . Rose r.owrencc, May Teinplelou, Harry Dodd and the Mldwny duu.ers. „„,,„„„ Ci.abx Stiii-kt Mumbi'M (Louis M. Hedges, Cohan. In "I.lttle Johnny Jones," at the Illinois; Lew Fields mid rouipiny, In "It Happened In Nordland," ul the (iraiid Opera House; "The Ijirid of Nod," nt the Chicago Opera House; "The Waggle Hug," at the llarrlck; "Buster Brown," at. tlie (Irent Northern; "When Hearts Were True." nt the Coliitubus, are olao billed for week ot 20. While iJltv, Ituvlnla 1'nrk, Sans Soucl l'ark, Hlvervlew and the Chutes ore playing to good business despite the cold weather. Illinois Tiibatiip. (Will J, Davis, mana- ger). — "Ml He Johnny Jones" entered upon Its tlfth week Sunday. June 2f>. It continues the siiuie bright, breezy mid lively comedy that It was when lirst. presented In tills ell V. The past week bus been the largest of' Mr. Cohan's Chicago engagement, and •.here seems to be no likelihood of "Little Johnny Jones" waning In popularity for weeks' in come. Ou Monday evening, 20, 11 will celebrate Its llrtletli performance nt this house, when souvenirs will bo presented. Powwis' Tiikatiik (Hnrry .1. I'owcrs, manager), — This house reopens on Mondnv evening, 20, with "Mrs. Temple's Telegram." The company Includes: William Morris, Frank Worthing, Harry Conor, Hrace Kliabnll, Kntherlne b'lorencc, Edward Fowler, An- toinette Terry, (leo. It. l'urkcr mid Cnry Hastings. liiiANU OfRlU HoCMS (Harry Asklu, inan- ogerl.— Lew Fields. In "It Hnppeiieil hi Niirdlund," will begin. 2">, the second mouth of his engagement In CblcnKO. During Ilia past four weeks lie has entertained the largest audiences that huve Iteea known to tills phivhouse In n Summer season, exceeding even those of the first weeks of "Arizona," "The Wizard ot Oz" and "Babes In Toylnml." Al I lie infttlnee Wednesday, 28. copies ot "A Kuot of nine" will be given awuy. Other features will be: Pr ncesa Souzo, sword walker; Mi's. Etnlle FIschcr-llock. ast IIvIiik wife of Johann Hock : Irene I.ydcll, Caucasian beauty, and I'rof. Irving, In a box mystery. . Whitk City (I'aul D. Howse, general man- A new brass band will make Its up OUR AUS TRALIA* LETTER. KJIOH 01U O W.1 Clilllie sPO.vniiNT. SvtiM'.v, May ^(1. I have iiitu.li rccrct hi slating tlmt lA-on fat-cu, who lias hcen conductor of J. '- u ' lianiHon's dlffereat opera companies f -it e Inst twenty veiirs, pnssed nwuy niornliiB ol May 15 nV one o'clock. UndonWH lly he was be best known man In the musical profes- »fn he", nnTjfr. Williamson will ''"".f'T" dllticulty In getting auybody ' ,W J»1L'*! conductor's clmlr. Also a lot ijf perfo i m- ers seem to be seriously 111 nt the nrMOai time, among the more prominent l* lu K; .ft"™: he luglei^ who Is down with appendicitis : J,i hs Knight, who Is suffering; Troin lypht dd art Hose Mnitprove, who had ti proralneut part hi "llie Chigalee" up to the time ol her MUM Criterion Theatre, Oco. Stephen- son's .Musical Comedy Co. prodacad, jW.™ and delighted big rainy weather crowd* Clayton White and Marie Stuart, lu their laughing skit. "Purls," were the most pro- nounced favorites. Padaob TllKA-riiK (Chus. II. Waldron. aiuii. user). — With u change of uurlcsijue and a new vaudeville list each week, MauagerWnld- roe's stock company Is proving n iio.x .||, m winner ut this house. The uilrtb provokers Ibis week ure entitled "Subject for Dissec- tion" and "Hiawatha." The olio ls'n goud one, and names Clement and Cassllls, the (Jrahams, the Wlnstanleyn, the San ,lo»e Quartette, and Seehack, the bag puncher. Akmtin & Stoxr's Mvhrum t Stone t Shaw, managers). — This pojmlar icaort. where n first class show can always be seen, offers the following list of novelties In the curio hall this week: The De Kolta Cu., In a new $!>,000 illusion ; six shapely ninld-i, hi a posing net, "A Sculptor's Dream:" Kl Senor Snntos, grass eater ; Sam Johnson, human reservoir; Bell and Itichards, uiuslcal marvels, and the Snnkerlnos, contortionists. holillng positions during the Winter months with The Theodore Thomas Orchestra, from the ranks of which all the wind players have been tnken to form the nucleus of the band. The principal attractions Include: I'rof. Bloke's dog, pony and monkey circus: WII- liird's temple of music, the "Fire Show, ' ••The Bumps," mechanical theatre, Venice, Jim Key and the scenic railway. The "City Is doing tremendous business and Is crowded troui time the doors opeu ut 1 P. SI., untl' the gates are closed at 1 1 i'. si. IUvikia Pabk (J. J. Murdock, manager). name part, Is excellent as the principal figure, wlille the fun was fairly divided between iilm, Clius. McNnughtou uud the Uovls Bros. Heatty looked cuarnilug^ ?onj, "Tommy's a May and sung well the .. Soiaier." which was en- cored, while May Carstang was nt her iK'st lu the song. ".Moon. Moon." At Her Majesty's Thentre "Hie Clngnlee Is In Its fourth week. The cuiupngy n announce tl the end of its season June 17, when li'ev go to Western Australia. Al the Theatre Royal "The Silver king attracted naolher enthusiastic audience oil Yoi's MhWHMUf concerts at this park particularly Interesting this week. A feature of the Wagner programme will be the prelude to "Lohengrin," one of Hie most de- lightful of the grent. Herman's creations. TIip soloists on this occasion (Tuesday, 27) will In* M. Dil Bols and S. Tilkln. For the mntliiees Dniuroscli will devote a programme designed especially to entertain children, though keeping the music up to the highest standard of lighter classical composition. Sans Bovoi 1'aiik (Leouuid Wolf, tnunn- mn Iffim T!« (iersou tnnnn- geil.— in the ouly open nlr theatre of which «.ei ' n.e «Wi. UuJ" neonled wl?h I, Chicago can lioast. "Holy Poly" succeeds the ¥«"■— .. 11,c .""«*"• "JT-W..™ "I'nraders," heglunlng with the Sutiday mall- nee. 2fi. It Is claimed for "Holy Poly" that QUERIES AN8WEREB. , No llepllcs by Mall «r Tplejjrnpli. Alllllll'.SSF.H Hit WIIKIIKAIIOtlTH NOT nIVEN. Al.I IN yUKNT 09 SUCH Sllolll.O WIlfrK^ TO rii'osi; wiiiim tukv HKMKj is IJAIUI ok Tills i I ifi'i-ii; Post okkicm. Ai.i, LBfTHM wii.i. Ill: AUVKKTIMKU UKH W«tK IWUf. IF I'm- KOUTII OF ANV TIIKATUII'.M, I'llMfANY IH HOi;iiilT. HKFHM 'to inn 1. 1ST IIP KuUTKH ON *,MoTlltll I'AUK. tt'B CANNOT HKNI) IIOIITKH li V MAIL nil TF.I.KIIIIAI'II, , DRAMA.nO. W. II., Jersey «'lty.- • We have no knowledge of I lie pieseu'i whcrciiliulits of the party. Address a letter lu our cure mill we will odverllse It lu THK l 'i.iw:ii letter list. A. A., Ilngcvslowti, A. C. T., Ileadhig, W. F„ I'hocnlsivllle, H, 10. (I., r.nushig.— See answer to \\. B., nhove. , „ Ai-Toll.— I. Wo have a correspondent. J- We enn not aid you. B. Not ncccssai'lly. 4. Yes. If, Tiicv have legal red less J. V., Chlcugo. - At tfie New % in Ic 'Iheatre. A. W.i Trenton.- -Prnuklyii Saigaiil. Lui- plre Theatre I lu llillltjqr. New York City, D. A, K , Sun Francisco.— Advertise your wants lu Tn ii Ci.ii'l'lhi. R It., Providence. — Address Dick k HI*- gcrnld, in Ann Street. Now York city. •/,. It., llostiiii.- Prof. Sllrk, SHrk's Hull, list East Boston, Mass. A. Y„ Syracuse.— I. From $110 per week up. S.'. Yes. It, Jlunager or agent. T. J., JoliiiKiuwii.— Wntch our route each week. _ . ,,, II, W., Norfolk.— See our vaudeville roulo list III tills Issue. . I). A., I.lntou.— Letters arc adverllBed onco only. K, M„ Porllanil.— I'niler lira nianagemeiit of Chai'les Frohiiinu. II. P.. Wllllniiispiirl.— Sniiiuel Freuch. 4tl West Twenty -seen in I Street. New York City. C. II. 11.. fcauesvlllc.-- Tlw Enlerprlse Music Supplv (N».. 411 West Twenty-elghlh Street, New York I'lty. , t). It., MaiiMlleld.— II: was originally pro- good ndvitiitiige. dared ul Ike Broadway Theatre, New York Oi.Ysiriu _'l ukat A." K B.I Cleveland. -Mrs. llernnrdlleero iiti|icareil hi It In Ihls city. fl U., Heading.-- -Yes ; under the manage- in. -ul of Chus. II. Dllllnghiiiii. (Aitns. Frank Baum's queer characters, was liber- ally patronized during last week. Mabel Kite Is entertaining, and Blanche Heyo eipiiilly so, but In an entirely different man ner. Beatrice McKen/.le, Pboelie Coyne, Hal lioilfrev, 1'rcd Mace, Sydney Briicey, Sidney Urn in- unil Kddie Cunuliiglinin are cut II led to inure thau passing coiiKlderntlou. "The Woggle Bug'' has also disclosed a number of song lilts. An Impressive spectacle Is the battle of balloons nt the close of the first net. It Is u climax Isith novel nuil stirring. Mc'S'li'KKli's Tiikatiik (tieo. C. Warren, maiiager), — "Sky Farm" drew audiences which tilled this theatre roiul'orlably nt nil of the performances Inst week, and the ad- vance sale for the current week, which will In- the last. Indicates a contliiuulliiu of good business. This house will close with the end of this week, ami wilt be dnrk the real of the Summer, Wilton Ijicknyc's pro)Kiscd engage- ment liuvlug been abandoned. Stdiikiiakkii Tiikatub (I-!. It. Hnrmeyer. mnnugcr).— Hlcliaid Carle unil "The Mayor of Toklo" begin their fourth week on Monday evening, 211. The engagement thus far bus been Immensely successful, and Mr. Carle's funny farce, set to music, has attained such widespread popularity that It seems likely to enjoy prosperity for uiiiiiy weeks to conic. The fun has been broadened by repetition until "The Mayor of Tnklo" may lie truly designated ns "n laughing show." La sim.ii Tiii'atiu: ( I'l. K. Macknyc, man- ager). — The last purformnucc ot "The Isle ol Spice," at this thentre, wiib given evening of Sunday, 20, and the house will be closed until about Aug. ). The new play Is "The Yankee Urgent, n comic opera, lu two acts. The iKiok and lyrics ure by Charles S. Altai- inn u and I. L. HIiiiucukIock. mid the score Is by Hen M, Jerome, composer of "The Itoynl Chef" mid "The Isle of Spice." llRNAT NOIITHEIIN TllBATliK ( Fred C. Eberla, manager). — Master (lalirlel, support- ed by Hcorgc All and the "Buster Brown" company, begun their ilffli week afternoon ot Sunday, 2,'i. Their success has been such Hull a long Summer run Is assured. Master (lahrlel and Mr. All have added to the parts of Busier and Tlge, respectively, until these two laugh producers are simply n "scream" wild i lie audience. Ciu.ti.MuiA Tiikatiik (Weber Bros., mana- gers).- -Beginning with IllO Sunday matinee, 25, the stock company niiidc an elaborate production of Dr. B J. ClKiand's drainii of ilir American devolution, "When Hearts Were True." The play Is a draiuntlzatlon of his hook. "History or American F.mhlcms," and Is said to be a powerful and thrilling ronuiiii.'e. lecmlug with patriotic sentiment, love and Incidents. Special scenery mid cos- tumes .of the period of "'70" wero prepared tor t lie production, and the play was staged under the personal direction ot William Jos- Kcy. There ure more Hum a score of char- nclcrs hi the piece and the full strength of (he slock company Is enlisted. PRCUMiH'M T'hkatrk (Leslie Davis, mnnu- ger). — For the week commencing Sunday, 3M, the opera compiiuy ill this theatre pro- duce "Boccaccio." The principals are seen In excelletil iiarls and the chorus will have nil opportunity to display their fulfills (o It Is tint onlv one of the funniest, musical comedies vet written, lint that Its music Is of the "whlstlv" sort. The Suns Soucl Stock Co. bus been improved by the addition of several prlnclpiils and an augmented chorus liveliest rt llnrunui and Llnd give two ly ot t: from trapeze and niiisl. and orchestra performances dally of their iinlijue d give Ivln g net —Walter Damrosch Is to make the New Saturday night. The management anuouiices Hun "The sign of the Cros?' Is to be put. on Saturday night. Horry Pllmmer will take the part of Mnrcus Superhii* wlille Julius Kulglit Is III. . , , _ At the InibVOf William Andersons Co. Is plnvhig "The Female Swindler," while the iiinhagemciit nnnoiiiices Hint. II will Is' re- iilneed on Saturday night next by '".I lie two Little Drummer Boys." At the Tlvoll Theatre ou Saturday night Hmrv Ulckiirds made Ills Ilnal uppcuruilco ill several songs, mid announced Hint he Is leav- ing fur England and Europe, and will prob- ably return via America In search of the very best talent obtainable for Australia. Alice l'lerce. the Aiucrlcnn Impressionist, also con- cluded her ueiisoii Hint night, while tieorgc Fuller Golden will make his lirst iippeuraiice on Saturday night next. Frank M. Clark's New Folly Co. opened Its season nt the '{urea's llnll last Snturduy week. On Snturduy there was an entire change of programme, and the management Is pleased to report that they had packed houses right up to date. Mr. Clark, although stilferlng from a cold, rendered satisfactorily several illustrated songs, nnimig which "The Man Willi the Lndder and Hose" seems to huve cmight on from the Jump. The Slag- pooles Introduced' new sketches, and Harry shine, the well known comedian, Is announced to appear ou next Saturday niglil. Fllzgeiald Bros.' season was brought to a close on Saturday night, after a long mid very prosperous run. and the combination Is leaving for Java on Thursday next. The prin- cipal attractions were the Herbert Troupe, llie Japanese Wrestlers, A linn Kerr, the tramp 'cyclist : Katie Montgomery, and HnilJI Tabor. At Hie Princess Thentre la Melbourne on Snturduy Inst Tlllell llrune appeared as Paula, u "Tui* Second Mrs. Tntiipieruy." and gated a well thought oat mid carefully acted rendering of llie role. The performance, at Her Majesty's Then- Ire or "Arruh-Na-Pogue" (Andrew Mack's Company), nnd ut the Theatre Itoynl of "One of the first" (Bland Holt's Cftinpniiy) reuiuln uncluiiiged. Little Tlch, whose season nt llie Opera House Is drawing to a close, received a splen- did welcome from all parts of the house nil Saturday night. 4«» I, P.. Yorkvllle.— A wins with low. U. K. It.. London.- -The curds must he properly sliullled and cut before deallug each ••Oi.n TniKif.— 1. We call not undertake to answer iiuerles hi any game played under bouse rub's. You must abide by lite decision <>f the house. CllHVlcH II. llllllllHllll lll> PlllllS. Having reliiriied from Istirone last week, Mr. in: (Abe Jacobs, manager fur Kohl k Castle). — For week beginning Sunday inatluee, 25 : The Ford Slslers. who were here lust March, with their exhibition of fancy and clog dancing, will return with their brother* West and Vim Slcleu will present the "College Ciyiniinsluni," a musical specially I Henri French, juggler uud trick bicycle rider : Jack Norworl h, Louise Dresser, Scheuck Brolhers, Messenger Boys' Trio, Laurent and company, Carrollton mid Hodges. Oarrlly Sisters, Olson Bros,, the Beemers, uud Larklas and Patterson are also important features on the bill. Ciiil'Aiio Ol'KliA Hochk (C. P. Draper, man- ager for Kohl X Castle). — Many new hits of humor have been added to "The Land of Nod." ami next week another Chicago fa- vorite Is to he annexed. Olive Villi bus Joined the coiiipiiny, mid Joseph Howard has coin- Dllllnglnim niinoiiiiceil the following schedule < HKte ,\ „ snappy march song especially for for next season ; Hubert l.orullle. Ill Heft Bernni'd Shaw's "Man and Suiieriunn." cum- iiieuclug Sept. I, at the Hudson Theatre; Olgu Nclliersulo in appear next October, III "The Labyrinth." Mr. IHUlughtiiu has a live yenr contract with Thomiis W. Boss, who will appear next season In a new pluy. "A Fair Kxelmiige." Iiv Henry M. Blossom. Frltzl Scbeff will appear lu August In an opera by Henry M. Blossom null Ylclor Herbert. "Mile. Modiste." mid her mother, Fran Auun Y'eager, who has appeared hi tleriuniiy In niiiuy \\ag- nerhiii operas, will he ii member of her com- pany. Mux I ue Klllott closed her Loudon ell- gueeiuent June* 17. mid will rest before be- ginning rehearsals, the latter part of July, of "Mv Hill ,h>e.'' bv Clyde Filch, to be seen nt Hie Criterion Theatre Sept. •!. Harry II. Sndlli ami Victor Herbert are writing nn upera fur Lulu lllaaer, entitled "Miss I tolly llolhirs; or. llie Yankee (Slid," which will open nt the Knickerbocker Thentre Sept. I. Frank Daniels and bis company, hi "Sergeant Bine," will appear hi London soon. Mr. Dil- lingham bus also secured a new play for Louis Miiiiii. lu'sbles obtaining a new play bv Miiuilee Hoiinnv. on the life of Mdllere. lie tin-' the rights to the next play at the Theatre de hi UenaWsiiiice. Willi tleorge Kd- wardci Mr. D'lllllgbnm has secured for llie opera "Li"; Uragolis de I'liiipeiiitrlce." this chariuliig singer. Knox Wilson will ex hlhlt his familiar saxaphoue specialty. Wll- llnin Norrls and Valerie Bergere continue their mnuslug bits of travesty. Many chll- ilreu are patronizing the entertalnuieni. mid for their special heuetlt the giant rooster specially of Waller Sliiutmi and Mabel Bar- rlsou's "Cocka doodlc-do" Spring chicken number are being strengthened. New verses ure being added to the catchy songs, and May He Hunan, Joe Cawthorue and others are scoring the greatest success of their careers. TiiocAiiKito Tiikatiik.- -"The Mascot tilrla" Is Hie offering week of 2.V 'Battling Nelson" appeal's for the last time at the Sunday even- lug performance, 25. In the olio will be: Coushnitlne and Lawrence, Lewis mid Chap- man. Luulse liacie and West and Smith. FiM.l.l TniiATUt: (John A. Fenuessy. man- ager!. — For 23 and week "The Victoria tilrls" will he the nt tract inn. The burlesque will enlist llie services of the entlri' slock coin pnny, ami nit excellent programme will make up the olio. Business at this house Is verv satisfactory. Bijop Tiikatiik (William Hoche. mana- ger). — Fully renovated throughout, this the- atre will reopen Sunday, '.',.. with Ceorge Klltnt nud a stock company of well known players. Including Mabel Moore, lu 'The Ureal Diamond Itobliery." During the com- CoUKKiui (Stewart Spatilillng, manager!. — Weber's line blind begins the Tlfth week of Its seven weeks' engagement nt tin* Coliseum Sunilav. 23. The organization has made u positive hit. Weher plays programmes that suit all tastes, and the singing of Blanche II. Mehairy, soprano. Is a delightful feature of every concert. Casino (I.miiikns (Thomas Preston Brooke, mannger). — A real are of the coming week will be the ilrsl uppeurnnce or young Tommy Brooke as n comet soloist. He lias led the band at a number of concerts this week. It Is the Intention of Thomas Preston Brooke to present the musical hit of every enter- tahiaieul in town. The rag time concerts continue to draw large audiences, nnd evi- dently hnve not lost their populiirlly. ItivKiivtiiw PARK, — Sunday, 23, was the occasion of the annual out lug of the Order of llnriiguil, Hie big tiermnu society which turns out many thousand strong. There were tlcriimu dances and songs, games and various forui3 of recreation, and the park was lavlshlv decorated by day and hand- somely Illuminated by night. Knpplemolsler Harold ami his bund arranged n special programme for this occasion. Ami'tsi vtii. — "Thclmii" will he produced for copyright purposes at (Iraiid Ledge. Mich., the early part of July. Mrs. A. Ir, Iliowne controls Hie rlgbls to the new ver- sion of Hi 1 * drama, and for its presentation Ihls secured a capable company ot plnveisj. .. . J nines Diamond lot Whltela wnud Diamond) and lliuiiile May were married In this clyt on Saturday. Pane 17. The wedding look place ul Miss May's home F.ngcne Cllne left this city for New York on Thursday, Juno 22. He gws Kast to arrange some new ma- terial in 'llie moving nlcture Hue for next M«JOn Dancing Doyle has been play- ing the Western vaudeville circuits since Juno 2.T. HUH, nnd reports a very successful lour. He left for New York City Saturday, l'4 Lizzie Dci'lus Duly has arrived lu Ibis city and Is hard ut work on n new sketch which slie Intends nailing on nt the vaudeville houses this Fall. She will have as an accompanist L. Marlon Bloodgood. n well known pianist nnd composer For week of July 2 Harry and Muv Howard will play Broad ltlpplc Park, Indianapolis, lad. , ...William II. SherwoiKi. manager for ltose Melvlll'.*'s "Sis Hopkins" Co., was a Ci.ici'Kit Bureiiu caller Thursday. He reports a most successful season. A route of forty weeks has been already booked for the coming sea- son Sam L. Tuck bus been receiving nu- merous ielters I'mni Ills professional friends wishing 111 m success In ills new booking agency, as well as "open time'' from per- formers seeking engagements Del Zarto Sisters played the Olympic Theatre, Ihls city, week of 12 Charles (i. Kllpalrlck, the bicyclist, Is to be the feat ure attraction at the Port land Imposition, opening there ou July '!. .. .Archie ll. Kills, manager of Hyde & Bellman's Theatre, ou June 111 was guest of honor nt a humpiei hi the 1'lllon Hotel, tendered him by a few personal friends mid some of his employes. At the conclusion of the repast the manager wns presented with a loving cup of silver. 10. II. Daly making the presentation Kdmi M, Crawford, former leading woman with the American Stock Co., in this city, will head her own company next season under the iiiniuigeiiieiil of Messrs. Fischer & (iriiham. Miss Crawford will ap- pear hi "At Her Soul's Awakening," opening tier season Aug. 211. Ill Albany Applica Hon for letters of administration were mtide In the Prnbale Court, June 20, by Will J. Davis nnd William Jesse Davis, In the estote of Jessie Ha rile: i Hnvls. According to the petition the deceased left nn eslnte valued nl $-13,000, of which $.'10,0(10 Is persona: property nud $13,000 Is real esUtc. William Jesse Davis, a sou, was appointed adminis- trator, bv Judge Cutting, and his bond wns fixed nt $110.000 The White City will be Investigated again under the resolu- tion Introduced In the city council recently by Alderman Dnlley, declaring Unil the amusement place is not sure. The committee on buildings has ap- pointed a subcommittee consisting nt Alder- men Doglicrty, F.ldiuuuii nnd O'Couuell, In visit the amusement grounds and determine whether any other changes should be made. Fire Inspector McDonald nmieured heroic the nldi'i'ineu and told lliem Hint White City had ample facilities to protect Its patrons from lire The recenl report that Kniinn Janvier, who has made a great bit ns the irnrili'iilie mistress. In "The Mayor of Toklo," will Join llie Savage forces, Is unfounded. +—* A Theatrical Move of Importance. It Is reported that David Belascn, Harrison (Ircy I'lske and Lee Sliuherl hnve come to an agreement whereby their several altractlom shall plav the various houses throughout the country controlled by them, thereby avoiding booking through the syndicate. Mr. Belasco has six slnrs. sir. Flske one, and Mr. Sbubert has over a do?ea nt tractions., till of which will beueilt by Ibis arrangement. MASHACIIISKTTS. Host, .ii. — The rain of Inst week made bo. inc.. very light nt llie beaches and parka. At Hie local I lieu I res pulronugc was ipiud. The principal change recorded fur the cur- rent weVk Is the Ilrsl local production of "Kafoozehini," which begins n Summer run ni the Tremont. The stock bills are: "lien My finer," at (he Custle Square, nnd "The Showman's Daughter," at the Uowtlolli Stpinrc. "The Karl uud the Hlrl," nt tho lloa- loli, and "Jack and the Bennstnlk." at llie II in pile, are the continued shows. There nrc new bills tit Keith's, the Palace, nnd the mu- seums. The "Pop" concert sensou nt Sym- phoii.v Hull will close on Sniurdiiy evening, July I. With llie opening of the Point uf Pines, ou July 1, all Summer resorts will thru be In operation, TitKMO.vr T'liK.vrUB (Jno. U. Sclioeffel, malinger). — On Monday evening of the cur- rent week local playgoers will get Iholr lirst views of "KnfooMlum," which will be the annual Summer musical prodiicfluu nl I his house. Tho cast Is headed by Dave Lewis nnd Kill* Fay, and the others Include: John Park. W. II. Clarke, J. C. Marlowe, Toby Lyons, Allien hie Benson, Moyme Kelso, Nenii Ithike, Berllin Blake and the Klght Incubator Bnbles. The piece will run ludellnllely nt Summer prices. "The Prince of Pllseu" hud four weeks of excellent houses, ending last Snturduy night. Boston Tiikatiie (Lawrence McCnrly, manager). — "The Karl and the tilrl" enter* upon Its seventh week Monday evening, Juno 211, with no signs of n falling oft" In pnlron- age. The novelties Introduced each week make :t a production well worth seeing u number of times. A feature this week (s u military drill lu conjunction with the march of the grenadiers. ICMI'iiiK Tiikatiik (Adolpho Mayer, mnnn- gerl. — The stock company, under direct Inn of Adolphe Mayor, added to Its popiilni-llv last week by llie excellent revival given "Jack uud the Beanstalk." boss Snow scored n hit as the Fairy Queen, and Nell McNeil, .lnck Marl In, Will II. Sloan, Kill Hi Yerrlng- tou, Dorothy Huuilng ami Auun McNnhb all won deserved applai if tin* large audi- ences. The excellence of the chorus Is also worthy of mention. casti.k Sgt'AitK Tiikatiik (L. S. Poland, manager).— "Ilen-My-Chrec." Wilson Hue- reit's dramatization of llnll Cain's novel, "The Deemster," will have Us Ilrsl produc- tion by a stock company at lids house the liresent week. Howell Hansel and Mary Hall have the leading purls. Lust week "A*s You Like It" wus n well attended production, with Mary llnll us Itosalltid. "Audrey" Is an- nounced for next week. Bowi'OlN SquAiii: Tmkatiu! (li. K. Lolhrun' Manager).— 'The Showman's Daughter," n play new to this city, Is presented here this week by the slock company. The cusl In- cludes: Charlotte Huut. Annette Marshall, Florence Hale. Charles Miller, Butler Ilnvl- land, Wllii'er Walter, Harry Ittiiokswlll ami Prank Wright. . "Who IHrm the llnbv''" nmiiKcd crowded houses hist week. Nexl week, •The Tie Thai Hinds." Kkitii's Tiikatiik ill. F. Keith, mannger). — linnk kceiinn. supported by Frances Fon- taine nud Kilwnrd Klsiuer. top notches n bill of strong fen In res this week, lu a dramallc sketch. "At the Threshold." Walter C. Kelly, the Mnreenns, Seurl nnd Vlolel Allen, M'lle Chester anil her while statue dog, Aurle Dngwell, (Inllando. tlregorv nnd Wood. Leo Cnrrlllo, Btaudow nnd Wiley, the Ilnrts nnd thn blogniph mid the Fndcttes (fourth week), In nn entire chnnge of programme. The bill \v\Al.KEirs jti.'SF.UM (L. B. Walker, minri- gcr). — In the carlo hull : The Savoys, Illu- sionists: Doddrettl nud Kurst. strong men; Februurv Jennings, expansionist, and u novel contest. Stage show is given by Hnrirord. nnd Davis' burlesuuers, In "The Diuuiond Palace." Olio : I'nddy Joyce, Bobby Fields, Win. Cavniia'ugb, Germ Lynch, Amelia Cur- vln. Lota Davis, Anule Fields, Mabel Sllva, Dollle Lone, Carrie Alt rock, Slgrld Moore and the bioscope. ■ Nickr&odron (C. E. Cherry, manager).— Curio hall: Bella McCnrron's feninle basket bnll players. Young Sniuluw and Otis Lnmbert, physical culture exponents; the Oreat Zelbo, magician ; "Apolln," club Juggler, nnd l.e Vard, musical nrtlst. In the theatre llie bur- lesque company presents "Bibbs and Bibbs." PAUAfio.v Pakk (tieo. A. Dodge, mnungeri. . — The few days of good wenther last week brought blK crowds to this new resort. The m:i nv amusement novelties are luting well patronized, nnd with line weather this park should prove a mint. The vaudeville offered ou the hiKOon stage tills week consists uf HIccnhonn'M trained horses, the Yaldls Sis- ters, on the revolving trapeze, and Lizzie Valdls. In high diving. Nintt miikiia Paiik (Carle Alberle. ninna- «er). — In the rustic theatre, which scnts :l,000, the following bill Is presented this week. (illroy, I lay lies and Montgomery, Hlchv W. Craig, Bailey nnd Fletcher, llurke ami 'Denipsey, I'niler mid Hartwell, and the koinogriiph. . _ _ I.r.xixiiToN PAIX (J. W. finrninn. mnnn- cer i. — j. \y. fJorinnn's Kinplre Speeinlly Co. furnishes the eiiterlaliuueul nt this popular resort this week. The olio: Mine. Sehell'H lions, Hue and Hrosche, Clnrke and Florelte, Toledo ami Price, Mitchell and I'ala. ami the komograph. Mciifiitu B'ut.KifAiin Tiikatiik (J. W. Riirmnii. manager), — A first class bill Is pre- sent ed here tills week. The cards: The Itallnn Trio, Waller nnd Maglll. Wnlerhury Bros, nnd Tejmey. Udell nud llosen, Will Dockray. Zellu unil Dot, and new and up-to- dull* pictures on the komograjih. Point Iff Pinks (Jos. .1. flaymond. tnniin- ger).--'Plie regular season nt this bench re- sort will open July 1. At n special opening Sunday. June 23, llie following vnudevlllluns appeared- Crouch and lllcluirds. Tommy White, Adams and Muck, I'.iuina Krnnse, Harrington uud Mnrtell. nud Henry T. Wnlte. ilossie, — W. H, Andreas, business ninnnger or the Park Theatre, Is spending the Suinuier nt Bnvlleld, Wis Chas. ,1. llli-h, acting nianager of the Hollls. sailed for lOnrope Inst SiUurdnv Howard llnll, III "The Mil- lionaire Detective," will re-open the (Iraiid Opera House early In August Arthur J. Houghton, of Boston, Is the tiding niiiun- ger of Hie "ICnfoozelnm" company J. Francis Donley, lute Willi "The Seminary Hlrl," hns returned to Hie vniidevllle rnuks. Cablegrams received la this city from Al Sheelinn, acting mannger with Nance O'Nell, im n ou nee the snfc arrival or Hint actress and her company In Australia "The Pearl and the Pumpkin" will nave Its Initial presentation nt the Colonial Theatre, .lulv 17. The cast will Include : Kdwln Stevens, Hnrrv Miicdonough, (leorge Itlrhnrtls. Joseph Kane, Tom Whlffen, John Mayon, Frank llag- hinil. Taylor (irunvllle, Sagcr Mldgelev. Hcrtlc Carlisle. Ktbel Johnston, Carol MeCunuiH. Stella Henrdsley, Katlicryn lliilchlnson and Allan Rnnisny Manager White's "Min- strel Maids" Is mulling a hit at Austin k Stone's Museum David Wnrlleld, In "The Music Muster." Is nn early Fall booking ut the Boston Theatre The new Steeple- chase Park, nt Koran Beach, under Manager Bryant, Is now in full swing, with many at- tractions to entertain the crowds II. r. Blaiiey, who slugs In conjunction Willi Mart- laud's Hand, at Paragon Purk, Is advertised ns "The Man Who Sings to Bent llie Band. Mrs. Margaret Daly, mother of Nellie Duly, of last season's "lliimpty Dumnty company, died at her home In Hcvere. June 18, aged II fly years A concert for the benefit fund of I ho Joint Teamsters Pnlou was held at the Boston Theatre last Sunday evening. The bill Included Kennel li mid Patterson. Murphy and Kelleen. Primrose Sisters, Tom llryanl. Mason and Edwards, I'hiinin Kniusc. Flynu Bros., (leo. II. Mc- Kennn, (leo. Johnson nnd others. Fall River At Sheedy's BIJou (I). II. Biilllnlon, mnnngcr) the great popularity id "The Christian" was proven the past week, when large audiences gathered at every |>ei- forniiince lo see the Hulllnton Stock Co. j>rc- sent It. (lerlrude Dion Maglll. as t.lory Oaiivle, wus excelletil, and Kendal Weston, who rejoined llie company last week, did ad- mirably ns John Slorin. Week (if June J«, "Northern Lights." Noma.— .1. Frank Burke, after n three weeks' rest, will rejoin the lliilllnton stock Co. this week Illugllng Bros.' Circus filled the lent fit both ntlernoon uud evening perforiunnces here, June 22. giving one of Hie nest shows seeu here In yen in. The Jackson Family of expert trick mid fancy bicycle riders, headed bv (leo, Jackson, n Kail KlVPt boy. was welcomed with u great recenllon mid received many flora I offerings. Lvery oiie of their feats displayed skill, daring nail grace, and the phenomenal riding of Master Leo Jackson was worthy of special ineulloii. ■ Spi-liiHllelil At Poll's Thentre (Chas. W. Foudn, malinger) "Forbidden Frnll" wan presented, to good returns lasl week, by IM slock company. Frederic Bond milled to nn laurels. Olive West gave good satisfaction, and I'ntil McAllister scored heavily. ">>"' Lost Pnrndlse" week of June 211. Nki.son TiiHATiti:. — The Diamond Mock Co. opened lis Summer engagement last week with "When We Were Tweulyone." Ircu C. House, ns the Imp. showed n careful stuil> of the port. Ilenjamlu Horning. In the lid' of Dick, was excellent ; Miss Norrls ninde n pleasing appearance In the part of Phyllis. James A. Heeiinu crented favorable '■""'' iiieut. and Ada Rivers and Olive Sklnii'U were also wiilthv ot special mention. "Im* Charity Hall" 2d and week. Spji.mkii Huixzks.— Ora L. Aldihison. n Sprlnglleld violinist, left for Boston 0* early part of Inst week, lo loin the l.fl'hcs Orriieslrn nt Kellh's Theatre for llie Sum- mer Hubert J. McDonnld Is to male age Capitol Park, Hartford. Conn., for the Summer, for P. V. Shea & Co ", nrr i L. Hurst, of chli'iipco, went to New York hint Wednesday to close n contract who " fllSOll. vaudeville company for the coming ecu last week was of the usual Kellb excellence Alblua Dumas, professionally known July 1. THE NJSW Y09K CLIPPER. 471 US Arllli" Uiirri'H, tile punt Beacon with •'Baben In Toylnnd." Is spending the Sum- mer at l»'i' home In Mutllneague a rtimur has been afloat lu ftte city I he juist neck to Hi'? (effect Hut u representative of f: F. Froctor Was In tl Ity recently, talk- lag ''with "one "of tli« local thenti wnera about leasing' the house lobn Knblusuu's Clreiis ban, bceti playing the surrouudlug towns, nhd doing 11 Rood IniHlncss. In Palmer. 1!l. nflrr I lu> parade, tlratJt Humphries, Of Huston, who travels iim Dlvo, and 1siiiIr« Am- brose, of Buffalo. K. Y., a bareback rider. WBM joined in wedlock by Kev. Wlllluni sbi'iik. ibe affair being private Many will regret to learn Hiat Myron P. Davis, of Ilrultleboro. Vt„ the pnst season with "lied Feather" Co., una ben admitted to the MuHsarhus'-tts liiatltnte for Consumptives, lit Ilutlanrl The local stage union elected the following ollleers at IIh meeting Juno IS: President. Fred <.1nrk : vice president, Ed- ward McCarthy: secretary and treasurer. .1. I,. Dickinson: sergeant at anus, !•'. c. Mc- Carthy; delrgalc to the InterMiitlniml rnnvcu- i ion nt Pittsburg, l'rt., .Inly IMS. The of- il.ei's ie|ioit the union to he In a prosperous, rendition. .loo Flyun. Theo. Walters, bfu While, John P. Brace, char.. 'I'hornton. .. l *? 1 S;.T; New: s " ve " Scheck-llndJI Arabs, Bert While. Mora Sutifurd. Mr. nml Mrs. ' ,ub , u ..o.' r|l, ' k ' WUllutus unit Gordon. Mii"k and Llliott. moving pictures, und Leslie t'oui- eroy. Stiiash (Muse Goldsmith, manager). - - New: tii.voihi. Mac Hobtnson, Suloiue. Marlon Bnldcr. Maud Clark. Itnth Mllhi-w.k. Uoso Adams, Itelle Hlsselle, little Nelson, und Auuettc Vuu iMyue. ♦»» UUNKHCTH.'UT. llrldKcpiirL- At pulp Crllldl". iiuinagrri "Must June It), played to big business. "I. played' to the capacity of the house. Worcester. — At the Worcester Theatre (.las. K Hock, resident manager), week of June 211, the New York I'hiyer.s will pro- duce "Are You a Mason 1" for the entire week. Last week "The Mysterious Mr. Bugle" proved a good medium, nnd drew a lucrative luishiess. "Sag Harbor" next week. I'UANKI.IN Sqiaiik TllMATRN (Shea & Ilurke, liianngerHI.— Week of 2U Malcolm Williams nnd his slock nimmliiy will produce "The School for Scundnl. l,nst week the company gave a very creditable production of "The Prisoner or Zenda." Ben Graham will np- pear us I'eter Teazle week of at}. Week of .Inly ;t the company will present "A Black Sheep." The company is playing to continual capacity. Uuhtii- TireMiiK, Luke Qnlnslgnmond (San- ford Wallln. manager). — Week of .tunc 2(1 J. W. Gorman's Jinneiluls will he the attrac- tion. 'The olio Includes: The Athletic Ilos- kowk. tire Ooolniunfl, Ilnlhiiway and Walton, .Tlmmy Wall,' and others. BiihIucss Is excel- lent when the weutber permits. Wiiitk Citv (V. II. Hlgelow, mnnnger).— The While City. Worcester's new Conev, opened 18, nnd has been drawing Immense crowds. As special attractions the manage- ment presents Sadie Knowlton, who shoots the chutes on a bicycle, and' George ORertHn. Klnger. litNiii.ixu linos.' CiuctH, June 211, for that liny only. Theatre (Joseph Lynnc," week of 'Snpho." *c. "Men V. 1 ". 1 , "»""■" l» the piny presented by the l'oll Stick Co. week of 20. Srairi.r.iitA.st: Island (is. c. TUvnu, man- iiger).-- Island Theatre (T. I,. Noreross & G. WchMOMl insigrrsi.— The vaudeville, week of ill, played to f.tlr liuslness It. has been superceded for the week of ".(I hy u colored minstrel troupe, to he followed Inter by bur- lesi|ile. • Noti;s..— .[. A. Uniley, of tlic Iliirnuiu & .V.}', Sll ." w ' tum tendered the local lodge of blks the use or n herd of elephuuls or half u dozen chariots for the parade In Buf- falo week of July K), when Hie Klks hold the national convention. John A. Judge, of this city, press writer for Ihe lodge. Is ar- ranging Iho details, nnd It Is probable the lorn lodge will be a feature. Ill competition for the first prize In the parade. Mr. Ilnllcy offered to supply the curs 'to ship the punt" phernnllu I., nnd from Buffalo free of ex- pem-e to llie lodge The local uerlc of bugles held a clam-hake at Meadows' Knd (eight miles from here), 20, nt which there was a gathering of 700. The local aerlo numbers 1,100, nnd Is otic of the largest In t Ms part of the country.' Many members of the dramatic profession from New York, New Haven and Hartford, as well us theatrical iim-.mee™, were at the bake "Joe" Llnd e— r "Itackett's Wife" Ira* repented IS. lit, Mis, Flake will present "Leah Klesehuu" £0-21. The stock company will return 23. . Giiasd Tin: vim; (James II. F.rrlcksuti. manager). — Jules Walters und company, the Blssaiieaii, L'arle Sisters, Thomas mid Puller, Crawford and Duff, Klchard Burton and the Grnndlscope. Star Tiiu.uue (Junics II. Frrickson, malin- ger). — Musical Tbors. roller's dogs mid monkeys, F. 11. Stnuslleld, I'nlef und Wtild- ion. Otto Frriiilol's Tyrolean Warblers, Joo llcillliei' iinil llo' Stnl'usrupo. Baklii TUKATMN (Keating & flood, malin- gers).- tyijcll. Hart mid Uedley. Daisy Scbnoll. Three Alexanders and Jtitues Brady. Howell und Ivmerson. .lean Wilson, the Alierus, the Bukerograpti, uud linker's Or- chestra. l.viiH' Titt:ATiiK (Kenlliig & flood, iii.iii. i- gers).- -The Lyric Stock Co., week of 10, In "Louise and llenrlette." KlilT/'N Nkw Tiiimtiik (.?. J. West, ma lin- gers). - Virginia Vernon, Lot lie Und. La Itnati and llnllleld, (ienrge nnd Lizzie Bird, Mny Van I'.ilton. Wlllliims und La Hose. Bcrllin La Mm r, flta Lronr. Dorlena l'ayden. Jim Dn'lon. Jessie Stewart, Minnie Kobluson, Fred Turin l on, itsadorlma and Jim Howe. onriif.i.'M Tiir.vTIiB (IV. A. Sitnous. mniiii- gi'r). — Leon ttrml, Vivian Iieola, Wllmit Sis- ters, Daisy Gnvorv, Muriorlo Mauderllle, llvner end Arhucklc Cluitelnlue and I.e Itny. Wuliui'c nml Beech, Arthur Seurlcg, the Grout Anderson and Wallers nud lltce. Till oaks Si.'.mmkii 1'aiik is. II. Fried- lamler, muunger) cuntluues to do phenomenal business. Nutkk. — Consldlnc k Siilllvnu have piir- chnse<1 from S. Morton Cohen the Stnr circuit of vaudeville I heat res. Including houses in I'orltand, Seattle, Tncoina, Ilellliigluini, Kv- erell. Spokane, llutte, Vancouver. It. C, nnd Snn I'YfliRisro. The circuit will lie operated as a sepui'iilo circuit frnm the former Con- sldlne vie Sullivan circuit, which Is opcinti.l In cocnoctloii with the Lyceum In San Frail- clsco. James II. frrlcknon will be llie 1'uit Innd manager of both clrculls. W. W. Kly Tacoiiui the TIioiuiih K. Sheu Co., and will continue to do the hfiivy roles Kreil C. Clintincey and Grace Kleffer leli III. In take up their engagement with the Highland dirk Stock C<>.. at York, I'n Lewis Mefnrtl, of this elly. who left III for Mnlne. Is critically III ns the result of an operation Lew Dnle. llie well known conoslluii. whose homo Is nt Carlisle. I'u.. was here ID to l*:t, ar- ranging fur bis Winter engagements Mnnnger Nullum Appcll. of Keadlng, I'll.. Who Is directing the Summer slock coni|inn.v cngugeiiienls 111 I Ills city unit York, I'u.. Is here Fred C. Chuuiuev und his wife, Grace Kleffer, will head (heir own repertory mmpnay next season. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glass nml Bahy Glass, of this elly, will In 1 imiiiileil lii the rosier Harry MeNeal will mange Iho Mlddlelowu Auditorium next sens. in. vllles, John I.e Chilr, I'rof. Si-liaefer and new uoivlng phinris, Jones' ilriiie . Jaw IS'JI. proilm ini: "Midnight in fluua Intra.'' "What Mrs. t'ottor Did" and "JIl Henry Woods." .1. S. Arnold Stock I'm, In reperiorv, 211 and week. # .» yy.w imih ktatk. Hit nolo. gen Ihe »Vi liresenllng " •lile" July -\l I hi' I 'ark iM. Shea, iii.iin I. fnruiiui Slin-k •'■'. Is Mils wed, ,\ Glided fool." "Itarhnm iiiei noil week. This Ihhimi will be Krle. — Al Wiildnineer (Tlios. Mnloney, nianngeri week of June til Curler and llln- foril mid Dixie TriiiihndoiirK were favored with very large ntteiidiilice. Mill week of 211: Irvine franklin, Joe lliirilmmi. Martin and (.iiilgg, Maxwell mid Dudley und Antrim nml I'elers. l''ofii Mm.k Ciirkk. ■- Week of IS. fair liusl- ness. BUI 20 and week : Henderson nnd Itnss, Hie McCiiun family. Delmo ami Hie llernmillius. Fin ivrl m I'akk has eujoveil goisi IiiihIiicss during llui pnst week. Bill week of 211: Sally family, the l'rniiiplns, KiUnbctli Ks- telle nud lliiyinoiid Merrill. Ihe lily's vaudeville iliealie Kenletllber. Mi Shea having leased Ills vaudeville house In the new Imrlesipie syiullcale. I.vokim (J. l.au.Khllii. niaiiiiger). — The Mil dred Holland engngemi'iit has been extended another week, "Saplm" being given. The triple hill proved prollliilile Inst week. Siika's. - finis. Colby nud May .Mile, f.liiu i Tenley, i'lierese Ihirgeval, Murphy uud fran els. Mile. Mar Ilia. Splsscl Urra, and Mail,, liquid nit- experiments, ami the kluetogrn|ili are -ceil this week. Ariii.rrii' i'amk (It. V. Walter, marnieri — Dan Ciluunlns, llusu Gore, and iilhers, are in Hi" offering this week, together with nn melons now completed outside cimrcsalons. LAi'AVKTTK ((', M. Itncg. tiiiiinigor) . Tin- Broadway lliirlesipiers llils wisdi. Dalnlv Di'wdrops next week. Bohemian lliirlesipiers did very fairly. The don. Geo. II. Diamond, assisted hy Will ('. Smith; Ihe Gilinore Sisters, George nud Har- rington und Willie Gnrdlner. h Itixiii.iM! Biiothkiin' Snow will culertulu nl the duns grounds L'H. Co., 1.JIIII...-AI Shenfe's Uelay House Tl Ire. Naluiat (('. W. Nheare, manageri. Ihn had weal hoc iireveiiled any busiui'ss until Ihe hitler enil of |„sl week, when II was good. Here' I arey and Coder. Itoceo fmiiiuH, bariT''|!ros Kl " l " , ' r ' *'• l,l ' ll "». unit the l^ttt- Ni'Tfs. -Itliigling Ur„s.' ('hens comes .lime -.i. und will uppenr in Salem yu wurd I ogera, u hill imster at the Lvnn Kd- I'hen Iv^J 01 ! 1 ,"". 1 . 1 "' ft"" ,v,lll< ' I'l'liitlng'there Inst Week, bienklng his neck, lie died In the lios pltnl three days Inter, the Ilodoii Bill Posters years u| age, uud single He wns it member of Union, tweuty eight IV ew llt'dford.- At Ilnllinwuy's 'Iliealie iii.V yl "," 1;,w:l - v ', "naimgei) Hntlinway's .Sum- inei hlock Co, produced "The llencoti's DuurIi- jer, lo lib| business, in spin, ,,r ihe had weather. June BL2 I. "Chrlslo|iher Jr." week I. ?' m ; s ' —II- T. Soule. of the Kalherltin i! !'. '«• '".'"Inwn l'»r u lew weeks •Maiiiey Wood, drummer wllb (ho Ffsk Slock to., litis returned home for the Summer. a Molyi.k,. /u Mouiilnln I'urk Cnslno .„,',,'. ?"W}I. which is to give leu weeks id coinc !!'.'!':' ",'V 1 "•"•'eill comedy ul Ihe Cil.sllio •lining the Summer seuson. begun Us en- gagement .|ii„,< jii. with "dime Fro Tom." ihe I'linipuiiy won hisluiilnneoiis hivor by lis liight class work nud It Is pronounced the Miougesl ii' »•'"' l'" 1 npiieuianee of U IW» lelcphone Girl." Geo. 11. Adams' illiuipty Diimply." under cuuvas, pleased large aunlaoeaa June 10-21. Krnest (look Is manager and It A. Coverdnlc, treasurer. ■ 4-»* , WASHIXCTO.V. Senttle — Al the Grand Opern HoUWI /•lohii l oil mnnager) Kolli and Dill, In "I. •'■ 1 . und "The Meanly Shop," June 1H-2.1 : Kv l ™.„*°**l , ™iM" '»' Mnrney Bernard, In J be I'lnuncler." 211: week of 2T. dark. , r 7j n ' l .' w '. •■'• •'• Howe, manager). -Week .!■•,. ' ""' « : Hsoii, CmiiiMiny. In "Snpho" nml Ivldiiapped." Mrs. Flske In "IjuiIi Kleseh- II". 2i -.lull- t. - 1 I '1"" I ;.- A 'V :NI,: "'"^'ll *■ Drew, Ilia mi - gersi._.W,.,.|; „ r is, chno. A. Taylor's New lorn ( 'uupniiy of l'layers, in "Th* Girl Kn- glneer, -pi,,. |.-,.,„al,. Im.|,.,.||,i." o;, July I. »in-.H , '"ni'i! "",> >, V : '•"'ihils.w Inin, Will C k^J' '•''!'? 1 ™ie. Briuin- Faulty, Marie PPfrrow-, McCren and l'nole, movlna pictures i AN't.uiks.— New: llyron mnl Lnngdoii, lev ii? Hin wVi i™i^""„»"i"TV' ' ' ', ^f , """*" will uct In u slrnllnr capacity In ./'the nrofesslon Smi l « m ?„ H ; £$fe k 5" w . h St** Worl ''}- '■ Vancouver, It. (.'., nml I , .'".,!'" Protesslon, ill owner of the Audi- Klllson, In Ilelllnglmm The Arcade, for- merly operated hy S. Morion Cohen ami In- cluded lu the sale, closed Its doors June IS. «-•-• I'li.VXSYI.VANIA. nn acrobatic turn In Michigan" n... , KI " W £ , • ;l ; 1 » n B'-•'•• to piny In "llumpiy Damply" rgain, in New York, In SeiXeiuber. Lowell— .Much rainy weather during hist week Injured (lie attendance nl Ihe parks Lakevlew Park nnd Cnnolile i'urk gave Sun- day, conceits, to hlg crowds, .Mine 18, and Nillowilulc Park was crowded hv those who enjoved Ihe rolla-way. Band concerts ore to lie given nl Lakevlew und Cmiohle Lake Parka Sunday. 2,i. UXHVIHW TllKAini: LI. J. I'lynn, mnnn- ger, opens 2li. Willi "1102." given hv n com- pmiy o, II, lily, and continued during the week, matinee and night. ■/J.'W!'" 1 ',";*, ,,,: -"' 11 casino. Hampton. N. II. !,"■..'•• 1,'hlnney, miuingcr;. opens 211, with the New \ork Novelty Co. as Ihe attraction. "• enterliiliiers Include: LVkhoff nnd Gor- / •^i!"'".'- 1 ^ «•',""•'• — 'I'l'o Umpire Theatre (John F. Sullivan, mnnager) Is being llior- ouglily renoynled ilnrlng tl,,. . , . 1 1 . ■, period, und will he In llrst class condlllou for an curlv opening the hitler part, of nexl month. lluoKAi: Vai.i.kv Paiik (Wm. P. Meade, inauiigeri.— This resort opens June 2 , \ tiling the forty nln'l, narailul as the noilli- ,- • " ex- Geuerul rellred, pre- muslc, greet- American llevolu- ...ll para era boundary of Hie Oregon couutrv. Jef- ferson S&ura, prenldent or (be Oregon State < onimlssluner, turned the bulhlliig over lu Governor Cluimherlulu iih the prout-rlv nr the .Stale. Addresses wen: made bv Gov irnor tiiiiiuberiulii. I ommltalouer J II ai berls Mrs. ('hira H. Waldo, Brand lecturer of the Oregon Stutc Grange, nnd ft p. Mulkev, president ot the Southern Oregon Noi-mi'il School. At I3.1MI preceding the dedication eeremunles. president. Myers guvo uu In lormul liimhcon In the New York Building to the ranking members of l|,c Government Board, the Slate Coliiinlsslnn ami ollh-biis of (he Slate. The Massachusetts Slide Hull. I ■V.JPB il',''" i'u "Neive.-" M. Kuril,, Turur.r (Miiii.n w Heanan, aua •iferi. (lie Luiplre HImcIi f'„. ,||,| ,.,,,,,1 |„,^| ness neck of 11, »l||, "A Secret Foe" I'iiisImicu. ai llie Mum ri'bos. p. Kirk Jr., liiihag'TI The Cuiielou Opera Co. lie bird week of Summer opcm j 'lie Mikado." Jnsepli f. KhwhHIl has been s|iechilly engaged to piny the pint or Nuiil.l Poo Lnsl week Hie company pre smiled "Winn Johnny Cuiuei, MaicliliiR Il'.uiic," uud II wns well natronlxvd nml pleased. "The Bohemlnn Girl" next week LfXA Paiik.- lilts week has been nel iislde as Children's wcok hy llie iiimiagenieut. and the IIIHe folks will be I here lu large numbers. The bu'IaitUta '<•'!' last being pill lulu con- illllou. 'lid II. will Is- but u shri lime he f Mil everylblim will Ii" lu Hp-lup order, follow- Intl is some ul Hie all no linns ilui will up dining Ibis week : New lliingiiiinu Baud, the AnjU'lCH Troupe, i-hnest lll'otliors, hoy iicioliiils; III I on Polio Trio, iiiol lloiiicil :. Irulneil dogs. Good pill I'll till Kll lias lie-'ii given Ihli purl, since Its nuetilnu. Tile Uslltll llllll'lsslou of le|, cepls Is ehlll-Red. Oakwui.iu. Sunday uflei'll'inii mid eveuinu: K. of P. Ilaiiil. I'lias. II. Slulziiiini, niiino'o- glsl, and Aulrlin ami I'elers, lu luilliitlous. Bill week nl' Iff I j Guvln, I 'In 1 1 and I'eilrlli'H, Joiu'H und Suit", i. Howard and Lluder, Mad- eline Bordelle ami new ui'ivliiR pleliues. I'ai.iiui s, Siiiidny niter, loon und evening: HoineKlead Library llninl, run far rot I, inn slenl i nniedliiti ; A I leu Lewis, Wnsley, Mood and ,lu ines. Niic'rnilltN. Suniliiy ufteriioim and even- ing: Pupil's Key nl 1 in Mil n Bund. I, o no Slnr O'uirl'-lle and llill'llee .Men I /or. BUI week of 2D: Duffy, Saw telle ami Duffy, Cherry nud Hub's. Denioitlo and Bell, uud Andrew Me- Lend, Irish inlnslrel. Kns.vvwonii will have n baud ruaeerl dur- ing the week, lis well us Siiudiiv iifti'inoou and I'vcnlng. InirltiR Ihn week W. II. Mud- dock, a local n, will give exhibitions ul' ills lu. In in in j; work. (H.v.Mi'iA.---i' , (ir week of 2(1 the slock com- pnny will preseju "'|'|,e Two I iridinns," Lnsl week "Hip Vim Winkle" was Ihe bill, nnd wns rewarded with good pntromigi! nil week. The usual Land conceit will be given doling Hie week. Notch.- -The Hieall'leiil business Is ex'ep- Ibilially ipiiel In Pittsburg al this writing, nil Hie houses, Willi Ibe excejilbiu of the N'lxiai. being closed, und iiinsl or lliem uniler- golng a generni repairing and cleaning I'll Moire will hii ve. next season, two hur- Ichiiuc shows In lown m one time, the Acad- emy, which has been Ihe stand by ior the past thirty years, nnd the Gnyety. HuitIhIiiii-k. At Poxlung Park fFelli M. Dnvls. manageri the Paxlang Park Stock Co. drew kll eruwds during Its first week. For Ibe week of June 2d the bills will be: "The Strnugi! Adventures or Miss Brown" and "Pinnegan's Flats. " Kelley, the liall'ioidsl, was a siieelul nttriictliiii a I lids resort week of 111. und proved a paving one. Vmcxn's Iiiiwmi.ini, I'aiik I Veriiii Cliurel,- III. nmiagi i'/. Tills resort ulll h,< re opened week of •_•«. wtiiie ii was Intended ,„ hare »' levllle reallll-l'S. tills ll,,e „J l-lil orl n Iiuih-ii, will lii! cut out for Hie presenl. There will nlmi lie changes In the plans for admission, ami the park will lie mail.' a pleasure rvwirl an well in. an iiioiisi'in.-oi plan- |„,- n„. reek al SB ine n.ih,.,,,.-, uu,,,-.,- met MV «i brililr-s will he tin' l.lg nn :. N'fircs Spencer |< I'hnrleis. of Hit-, iliv. Iiua blgiied a coiitriKl tor uexi scuwu Willi l.n lien si it.- At the Hoof Garden (John It. Peoples, mnnager) the current atliaetlniis Include: Zutka, the mystery; "The tbieen's fan," ii|H'rella: "Jack und Jill." by Aiiliur and Mlldreil Boylun : Gormaii and Wesl, Nn- non .iiii'oiii's. Cniinvn, etc. Malinger Peoples also coiiiliuis a bulbing resort und park w'lli the usual outdoor atliactlons. Hiiikv SriiiNus Thkatiik (Kd. Moniirt, ninnuKCr). — Attractions for Ihe current week Include: Wlnscheriiian's performing benrs and monkeys, (Irny nnd Grnhnin, Harry Sliiuik. Milt and Maud Wood, the Sisters Gillette, the Kaiines, etc. I'liiln.l. I,il. lu. — As wns expecleii. the hut weiil her has played havoc wit Ii Hie ill- tcnilnace al the theiilrcs, nnd made several managers see the wisdom of closing Ibelr houses for the Summer. The Casino was not open lnsl week, "Coining Thro' llie Itye" In, vim; closed Salurdny nlghl, June 17, owing to llie excessively hot weather. "Sim- ple Slnini Simple" ended Its engagement at Ihe I'urk Then I re last Saturday night for the snme reason. Philadelphia Is a very poor place for Indoor iiiniiaemctils during the heated leiin. The inildoor parks are having llilngs all (heir own way. Ibe high ti'iupei'iiiut'i.' sending the people In lln-in lu droves. foiici'Aiiin's Tiikatiii: (Miller & Kinifiiitiii, mil lingers i. — After a week or excellent per- forniuiK'es of "Gretna Green," Ihe slock nun- pnny at I his house Is now presenting "Miitn'- arllr. As a spi'cinl feature, Jerileu und Willie, of Dunioiil's Mlnslreis, appear In a specialty, and speclallles lire also conlTlhuted hy iiieiuhers at the company. KKiril's New Tiiratiik til. T. Jordan, resident unuingcr).— Included on llie |irn- grumnii! Ihls week are: May Vokes, Cluirles fiuver and Nellie O'N'ell, lliiuna Fnilicls, Pour Avolos, McPh.ee and Hill, Three Hick- ■mi ii liiothers, idni Moore, Harry nnd Wui- I iiril, Will lingers, If (icy und Lee, Ariiiliilu nml Burke, J. Warren Kemie, Herbert Lloyd, und Hie blograpli. lilCKl'.M Tiikatiii; (John G. Jerinon, uiiiii- ager|.--Ali orgnnlznllon, styled the French Folly Hiirlcsnticrs. furnishes the colerlnlii- meld nl tills bouse this week. The perfnnu unci's given by llie Nlghl Owls lleaiily Show, Inst week, had goodly alli'tiilauce. KoTBa, — There Is no ehnnge In Hie niusleiil n 1 1 viirl ions nt Hie outdoor pinks Ibis week. I'ul rniiuu'c at nil of I hem, last week, was largely Incensed hy the hot wave, and linns poiliillon facllllles were severely I a ted lo iii'i'iiiiilliiidate Hie people. .. .Mr. uud Mrs. .1. Fred /luimeruinii S,-, snllcd, last 'liniiHlny, for a Ihuopcuii nip. Altooiill. At Ihe Kluvelllli Avenue Opera lloiise (I. c. Mlshler, malinger) "fin : Pair I ! I'mif 1 ! '." did well June 17. Lakkmiixt Paiik Tiicatub is. s. Crane, manager). — Business, week of l», was good. Bill week «l' 211: Chiirh'H It. Lnwler and iluughters. Murphy nnd Nulnu. Mr. ami Mrs, Lurry Shaw, Lnrvett, mnglehin, uud Mario Liiiircut. »»♦ CANADA. of Music lllnli und lii'gliinlng iloiilri'iiL— At Hie Academy (II. I", I'lgi'iioii. nn, linger i Kugenl coinpany will open n sluni siuisun July III. T iicatiic Fiiani'aim IF, llnworth, inn lin- ger). -Lii Troupe CliKeueuvi' French Slock Co. plllU'd In good business. Willi "I.e Voy- nge ile HiUEcllc," .luue 111-21. "Le llo/.numu des li'i'iinui i," 2H nud week. 'I'liKAiiic llnVAl, IF. W. Le Clair, iiinna- geri.— The I'lin Clayton Slock Co.. In "A Grout TeiaptiiHon," did fnlr business 111-21. "The Connierfellcrs" 2H and week. Soll.MIUI 1'AltK iLilllgne & Llljllie, liulllll gersl.- -Warm wenther drew big eiiiwds to the park, where the following ucls were on Ihe hill 111-21: John Leclnle, the 'I'll roe Melvlns, Prof. Wormwood, Mllliiinii Trio, Miidlliue Schell. Altrni-llons 211 und week nre: III mil Klmer, Adeline Friuuis, Three ltlo Urns, Casinos nnd Moiilagiies cockntooH, Bivciisini; Paiik (Al, P. Head, inniuiKori. —Tills cool und lirneay park did splendid business li)2L with the following nlirili'- Ihiiis: Brydnn's iicilng dugs, lirown und Brinvii, llenti nnd llainlllou, P.nuiui Write, Kageiie Liii'ldnirt, Ihe bioscope uud till! In- bogguii coaster. A I tract Inns !M nnd week include: Original Boollilack ljuiirlelle, Two Briulfoi'ils, Two O/.ays uud llolmen nnd Holmes. Sri.l.s & Downs' Ciiiith June .'ill-July 1. 'Win ii I pew. — Al Hie Winnipeg Then Ire (('. P, Walker, inn linger I Mnrgiirel Angllu nnd I'nllipilliy chised a iniisl so skDiI en giigeineiil on June IT. playing lo very big houses every nlghl, mid giving Ihu best of SUlisI'llelhlll. Dominion (M. Kyle, mnnngeri Lurge nl- leinliinei' for week eliillliB 17. The folhiwllig hill lor week of HI: Carver nod Pollaiil. Illlu M. Py vie. Bench, Frniieelll and Lewlu, Murphy and Wlllard, It, W. naninglou, Daisy IJiir- court, I'nuieroii uud i'iiiiiaguu ami Iho klim droine. Ai nniiiili M SiAisiuii Gauiikn (*', Siieuee, iiiauagei i —The iKuina Troy Stock Co. o|wnod II slini't ui'iison oil P.I, |u i-ie-ni ing "I'he Cliliii thin." to good nttenduiiee. There will be Ii cliungc ot hill three (lutes a week. ((neliee. Al lae Auditorium Thealre IF. X. Ki'iniiin. uiainiger, Itlehurils iV Prln- gle's Cobiri'd Mlnslreis gave u good is'iiurui- Mine and plemied largo audiences June ill 21. Ileaiieliu CroKiuiin "O July I, Mh\',.M'iiii:ni". Paiik i.I. P.. Turlnii, innii- iigcr).- The aenson nueiai June 2d. No'l'i:.'.. J. K. Tui'lon bus arrived here from London, (int., nud lie Is welcniiu'il back by his numerous Quebec friends. Mr 'J'uiiiin llllS iismiuioiI Ibe milling' llu-nl id MolllUIOI- I'liry I'nrk for llie Kleclrle I'm- Co. The iien- Hon opens .liini! 2it, with slroug vmidevllla Iiiilliheri' Oils It. Skinner uud .Mir.. Skinner are spending n few days hi (Jftcbec, before snlllug for Kurope olive,- Mm tell, biiulness j-epresenlntlve of Jnliu'ii J. I'lirlietl. n Her uu almoin e of nvcr twenty years, Is vlslllng tiuel , bis native li"in", mid Is enjoying his visit wllb old ncipinliit- unci's. .SI. .tub ii. Al Ihe Skinner, inauiigeri A. opened u three day,;' wiih a performance or Opera lluinie IS. O, 0. Seuiiiuioii's I'u. I'liLOigemeitl .lulu; III, The llurglnr" The company present "d "Tlie Heal Widow Brown" 2*1 and '"low,, Topics" 21. Business wns full'. "JoshllS Slmpklns" 22-21, Jere MeAilllffe < - n. 20 July I, ll"iirletlii (.'rosmaii It-Si, J. •'. Itm-k well's "Sunny South" Co. UK, "A Hut Old Time" 11)12 (relum dale.,. Yum; Tin viiin (It. J. Armstriuig, luiinu- geii. An enlertiilnmeiil. by local children was fnliiy well nl tended Hi, The housi: will he dark for several weeks. Si;i,i.s k Down's. Cincis kIiowiiI here 22. Nines. — < It. It. Shelley, r en f et wn tlng "Joshua Slmpklns" 'V, wns lu Iowa P.) Col. Wlllard SHinioi, wiih In Inwn HI, 211, lu lira inleri'Hls of the Jere MeAullffi. Co W. K. Fuller, general mnnager of Hie ('lunula I'n- nag und Bulletin Service Co., Lid., bus leciircd a residonce here, and will prnlmhlv make this city Ids lieudi|iiarterN. Ile has se- cured Home splendid IneaUuua for hlllbuurds, and hiiKliiess Is rupldty Increiislng. Toronto. — Al Hie Grand Opera House (A. J. Sniiill, mnnngeri Kiigonlc Itlulr, In "Tlie Two Orphans," drew fnlr nudb-neeH June 111- 21. Week of 20, "fnder Two Flogs." Mi.Mi'ii; Paiik ( W. Bunks, inn linger I. A very sin'eessful week. Ill 21, for Ihls pink. Win-in wenllier und u good show drew lingo Crowds for Ihe entire week. Ham.an's 1'iiivr HTiiis. Mi-MiiIoiu, iiiiin iigcii. This place of utnuselueiil drew record crowds nil week ltl-21. IMIntvii. Al llrlliiiil i Ihe Hay (J. p. Hntchhi'nii ,naii'u-ii i binlnc; . i oiiinnn- : Irollll. W.el: June Hi Ha- loll,,,! lug wilt- Harry lte.il. Hulieii lieaine. He- I'rninplii >. nod Piol Schaofer'i uooliig plilmi'M. Week ol M July i : Browu uud Brown, 'lhte« Mel- llleii. -At the Mnjestlc Thenlrn iSclm berl Urns., mmuigers) Hie Kuliu Slock <". opened In si. week with "I'urgel Me Not" nml "Cmidlda." drawing hlg Iioiihcs. Week of 2(1 they will present "Mr. Barnes of New York." Notch.- Joseph Schwab, of llie "lllue Heard" Co., and liny Alcoeel. of Syracuse, N, V.. have Jollied Ihe Kuliu ciimimhv Ciislellu & 1 1 raves' Cureiia sluiwed here all lnsl week, uud drew well. KriicHt Cook tell I nun a Irupe/e nml broke both wrists. lb- Is Improving in Ihe General Hospital. The slniw bus met bad weather since the si nil consequent iy they liuve been delayed In liny nig oil'. Six of llie coiiipuiiv tiled a bill of siile h, Hie nullity clerk's oldie, covering nil of their i' lie i Is. Dan Daiiclgl, leaves Hie show here. It Is prohnhle Hint uialters will lie sell led nud Ihe circus phirccil George W. Hrlllln, wiih Ids wife mid sun, Fred, uud daughter, Frances, intve reliuued I'roni n very successful trip will, tlie Klllk's Hand. Ill Canada and I'.iiglaiul, Mr. Gnllllli will acconipaiiy Ihe Kill I <--< on n Hip, slnrl ing the last of July, through Ihu middle Western Stales. Selii-oei'liidy. Al Hie Molinwk Thralie (Miutliner Snow, mnnngeri 'lie Mortimer Snow Stock Co. did big; liuslness week lit June l.S, pri'iionilng "A Humidor's Sweet hoiirl." P.dwurd llans. Charles Glbney, .1. M, llymes, Miss Lelghiiiii ami Miss llliki earrlwl olT Ihe hnimm, "lllp Vun Winkle' with Cluirles II. Glbney as lllp. 211 uud week. NlfflCX. Aili'lnlde Warren Is rapidly re covering from a recent severe Illness. She will i'1'oinil'lv real for Hie remainder of Hie I'u iritin-r, iippcming In Hie fa I hie Weber wns In (own for a few diivs Ciiliimenci'li'i'lil excrilses ot the high scbnol were held III Ihe Van Curler Often House June 21 Ilnrgreuves' Circus will be here Siilurilny. July I A live baby was pari nf "props" lu "The Gambler's Kweetheart." Tim entire alteiitloli of tile house was nl tract ed to It The Summer slack Is coin Ing up lo eipei InlluiiH uud drawing crondeu houses every porrormunrn Hi'iinetl nnd Itlch laid uir week of June Is. Alhlluy. At llill'lnmilis llleeeker Hull ill. II. Jamba, mnnaaeri ibe Uuwlrnay Slock Co, I'luseil lis ciigageiiieul June 21. In "Hid llelilelheig." A Iiinsl I'M'ellcul Inipri's slnii mis iiiiuie on good si/oil audiences. The house will remain dark, reopening In August Willi I'lin, rose's Minstrels, lu Ihe luemilluie, U llioiiuigli ri'linviil Inn will lie luiiili'. I'liiicniii's I Howard tlrnhnin, lesldeld Mail ager). Tlie Summer stuck nuiile an excel l.i , i Keli'iilnn in "i'he Ironiiiasler" III mid week, iieeseiillug a very Kiillsfnelnrv rormaiici', lu unillemcs Ibal cruwilrd llie a lie. Fur 2U mid week "I 'liiisliiphci- will he Ihe bill. N'iikk Kleclrle Park hull llie Union Sipuire Operu ''o. 111-21, In "Cbluie>i of Nnr mainly" nml "Hlrnllu-Hlruflu." The huuh< ai Irniiloll ciillHllUI"! Ili-Jt Week Ilreillo laud In In n Hum Mil, ig condlllou, ll II bong Ii the Honllior lui nut been aun-oiiiihle. "liu iillrui I Ion In Mm lliiiigarlaii lliiiid. Jr." .IiiiiiihIihiii. . Al Ihe Celeron Tliinlie i .lull Dclimir, manager, week id .luue 111 llie headline acl win, MiiiccI'm Art. Stodlen, wlihli lodd over from Hie previous week. < II ln-i i mi Hie hill were: Johnny Hove, Hie mliisirii hoy; I In I per, liesmnud anil Itniley lined eiilerlillners ; tin: Itlee Family, in n mil 'leal oil, mill I'orn.Hl mid Pilille, comedy luggibu net. Bnsliiess hi Inipiovlng. S'llTK, "The Mlkudu" was iinng it t llie Anilllorillnl Jlinu 2T, under Hie illieoiliu, ..l Prof. Hurl h, by luemhei'a of Hie .liinieniona Oraloilo Society. I'iliarfrn. Al lloiick'a Gh'ii Park (Ibr berl Siiihiger. manageri "Ininntiie," imokoii June 111 21, win, mil prescnleil on aciuiuil of Hie liliilgi! l.-mllng |o Ihls resorl helm: taken mil by high wiilec. Tan loblgi' bus been I'l'idiieeil mid the .Miiuhatlan Opera I'u. will presenl "loliiutlie" June 211, Inly I. lllAi.rii (F. W. M'Coiuii'll. iiianiig.'i i 'I'he new iinivala June ui) mid week ai> a, iollown' Wyun and lliui, Ardnllo uud I.e. In-, Kdiia lloue, Fanny May, James It. PiirvL, • the llliiltoseiipe, neiv moving pl.-liirci mid II llliillnl'll nollg'l. Illlslliess Is gil'.ll. i: IHiigliiiiiiluii. At: Huns i'nil I.I. • 'lark, liiHIiagei i lonwiil and ill luv, Ibe p„ui Ainerlenii Triinipeleru uud Kllnuiiir'a .Inpu »■"■• Troupe iippeureil. lo large biiidli'MS, Jiiiii- 111 '.'I. Klliiiiiui'H .(apiinese Troupe L'U July I, 4 «» I.DOIII.I \. Alliiulii. Al Iho Pashm f.luke liuiiuiger,, Police He Leon I'urk, Ihe mater Mimical Coinedv ''u., In "Mile kins," played to hhII,,,, i,„y relunis. 111-21. Hilly fSlugb'i I'lin.ird, lit "A Will , He'll Aw , In ii" nig i Burn Llnlv," week of 2li Sl-All i'llllATUi: 1.1. It. Tll'il|i|i..on, uu JPT),- W. II. Truelieiirl., pi-odiieei-, i, i-laver olio, und an a I trail I ve burlesipii.. well aru diiced. eu ill led "Tlie Isle of Sllllln I'lllll," served to Inerense business II) 21. Ai lliui llrowiilng, ns a head liner, met with llie wnriu est kind nt npphiuiie. Knliler ami Koliliu Hcored u hit, while Boll nml Wilson, come illeiuies, earned heiiriy npphiusi'. Truelu'itri lilllnu nml Ilurke, |„ ii„.| r ,, ,-i , "liooms To 1*1," merited (lie laughter mnl ii|i|iliin,.e m cordeil them, Olliels on I ', ■ |,||| were; 1. 1| lliui Mny, Grin" Mllbnrn, Alice Snlll vuu. Agues Cbirke. Adeihi Sullivan, i lei lie nn>i Moiiii Leslie. Kll lb- Andrews, Ilea nice Cm< Minnie I'u Pree, Cnnoll and I'lnrke. uud II P. Mooreheiiil. Booked 211 nnd week Kslei biooko's Musical Comedy ('„. Ktaiuiim r.liok Piinee, nuiaiiger).--l , led cle. ruci'H —Wull liiuir vs, ,\|i lliolil Lean I'urk hie 1-21. A ell u loo of clKhleeu I ruins a ilnj, New Yurli to lluirnlu, mid n \e« tort. I eulriil Ivru ii ml Irani' H«'l.,-( imys I lie I'll ic , 472 THE NEW YORE CLIPPER. Jtjly 1. THE WISE MEN A F E EAST -m AXl) THE Playing All the FIRST CLASS Standard Attractions in All the FIRST CLASS Standard Theatres EAST and WEST 40 - - WEEKS GUARANTEED - - 40 REA L THEATR ES : STAR, Brooklyn, N. Y. . CAYETY, Brooklyn, N. Y. DEWEY, New York City. GOTHAM, New York City. CIRCLE, New York City. WALDMANN'S, Newark, N. J. LYCEUM, Philadelphia, Pa. NEW THEATRE, Philadelphia, Pa. BIJOU, I 1>A ' VK Reading, Pa. STAR, J K *«" Scranton, Pair NEW GAIETY, Baltimore, Md. . GAIETY, Pittsburg, Pa. GAIETY, St. Louis, Mo. (Vurraerl)' Ciuwforil'n). MAJESTIC, Kansas City, Mo. GRAND, Nashville, Tenn. NEW VINE ST. OPERA HOUSE, Cincinnati, (Complotxly Hwmodeled ami Rebuilt). "J ST. JOSEPH, I J n Missouri. DES MOINES, > «"" Iowa. CLARK STREET, Chicago, III. TROCADERO, Chicago, III. AVENUE, Detroit, Mich. EMPIRE, Toledo, O. EMPIRE, Cleveland, O. GARDEN, Buffalo, N. Y. STAR, Toronto, Can. CORINTHIAN, Rochester, N. Y. LYCEUM, Troy, N. Y. NEW GAIETY, Albany, N. Y. NELSON, I JU Springfield, Mass. EMPIRE, > ■»«■ Holyoke, Mass. PALACE, Boston, Mass. LYCEUM, Boston, Mass. WESTMINSTER, Providence, R. I. O. REG ULAR SHO WS : RICE & BARTON'S BIG GAIETY CO. ROSE HILL MOONLIGHT MAIDS BLUE RIBBONS RENTZ-SANTLEY KNICKERBOCKERS BON-TONS PARISIAN WIDOWS MORNING GLORIES CRACKER JACKS VANITY FAIR RUNAWAY GIRLS TROCADEROS HARRY BRYANT'S AL REEVES' CITY SPORTS FRED IRWIN'S BIG SHOW FRED IRWIN'S MAJESTICS NEW YORK STARS HIGH ROLLERS THE JERSEY LILIES DAINTY DUCHESS WORLD BEATERS BOWERY BURLESQUERS TRANSATLANTICS ROSE SYDELL CO. CAY MASQUERADERS CASINO GIRLS BLACK CROOK COLUMBIA BURLESQUERS 30 THEATRES-30 SHOWS ■THEREBY Each Company Playing 10 WEEKS Return Dates, Said 10 Weeks are 30 Weeks Apart from Opening Date, GUARANTE EING 40 SOLID W EEKS-40 ANNOUNCEMENT ! "Cti.S" i TROCADERO THEATRE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, Will not be converted into Burlesque Theatres, but will remain in the Stair & Havlin Circuit. WANTKD, for week Sept. 3, at Denver (National Kneanipment, G. A. R.), Strong Military Play. Apply to STAIR & HAVLIN, 1441 Broadway. THE DENVER THEATBE CO., By A. R. PELTON, Manager. From SK1V YORK I LlHl'KH of June M, 1UU3. Is Now Controlled and Operated by Columbia Amusement Company SOLE LESSEE8 AND MANAGERS. JULY 1. TH.E NEW YORK CLIPPER. 473 TABLE OF" CONTENTS. fmt, MWj Cllitpn-'H Anrssloles too iuvuhmmI Hlli'lHiM'k In Straight Cuuwdy 400 Marshall. Ill* Myallc— Sketch 40(1 •i Iih lli,— ..w Midgets — Sketch ji'.i; Delphlno 4 Deluiora— Sketch 4Ut'. liur laii»hai Letter!! 400. 4>VS Features of tli* Weekly Show— Illustration*. . 407 ,., k , a ml A, I, ini- In Star 400 Queries Answered , 470 Charles B. Dillingham's Plau« 47* unr Chlcagu 1-ettcr 4711 Our Australian Letter 470 i Theatrical Move of lui|Hirt«iie* 470 Clipper Post OOc* 482 ,,..,,_. Sketch 482 Latrst by Telegraph J 7 I «... in* isoau lltl v ..nli..-llle llmite List 47:1. 474. 47i Xew York City — Review anil Cuuiiurm 4Ta i...,ih* lu tu* Profession 473 C ilmnliln Amusement Co 47:1 World of Players 4TS. 47(! Miscellaneous ' 47J ..se alecllalllcs 47*i Variety ami Minstrel 470. 4711 With the Bill 1'ostfrs / 47l> •ri i k ATit i c a i . t :oit n ksi •< bc i jkxck. VInrlnlii *'» New Jersey 40«, 4,8 Florida • Jgg •■inssacliusetts 470 Wasblngto 47 1 Couuertlciit 471 iireir.ni 4il Pennsylvania 4 ■ I Canada 471 New York State 471. *<* tieargta 471 Hbnd* Island 4S2 Wisconsin 482 West Virginia 482 luwn 4S2 Imllooa 4s2 1IIIU..L. 4S2 Colorado 482 Maine 4S2 Minnesota 4S.1 California 483 IHlto 483 HJdllgJIII . j. r m 4*3 ifTHofiri ..T... 183 Kenturky 4M3 l'e\!l s 483 Tennessee 483 Oklahoma 4*3 District of Colmulila 478 Plinth t'anillna 478 l'lio.AiiKLl'iiiA. June 27. — Four i>|H'ii house* fared well IuhI night iiinsldei-lug the liiteuen-i of the season Vaudeville, tit Keith's, "Girtm- tireen." at FiM-enMiigb's, and bnr- le-u|iie. at 111* Lyceum, drew fair Mullen. «s. ....A well nileil house Daw "Simple Slmuii Simple" begin Its last week at the l"ark. Ijii IHVti.LK. June 27.— A hot Sunday brought a record-breaking crowd to Fontaine Kerry l*ark, and Snyder and Buckley stored a lilt at Hopkins' Pavilion -Morea uud bis band opened at Jockey I'lub I'urk, tu a large audience. Kansas City. Jim? 27. — All the parks bad big Sunday business At Klcctrlc park Kllery'a lliind opened a limited engagement, mid wan heartily applauded. In the (ierman Village. Sailor and Harharetto scored a hit. and out in the paik Hale's Scenes and Tours uf the World broke all records At For- eat Park King and Queen, the high diving horset. were a feutur«\ and lu Hopkins' The Mire Lew Hawkins wan the heudliner Fnlrtnouiit I'urk had Prof. Unsen. In Ms slide for life, as the drawing card, lu the I lion t re lieorgc I Minn r was the favorite. HI-: 4 i us IX I lit: I'lliitlWIov. On tbe Road. SPEC IAL NO TICE. The Fourth of July Number of THE NEW YORK CLIPPER will be laaaed July 6, and will contain, In addition to a handsome illnmlaated cover, a complete LIST OF THE FAIRS FOR 1(H)S| alao A DIRECTORY OF TEXT SHOW PEOPLE FOR THE SEASON OP 1005, the latter being a feature never before attempted. Aa there will donbtleaa be aa In- creased demand for tbla No ruber, orders should be placed with tbe newsdealers In advance. LATEST BY TE LEaRAPH Holiday XlKht'M Oneulnga lu nil the Bin- Show Towns. GOLDEN GATE GLEANINGS. A Fine List of A ttrai-tlona Rnllven Theatricals on the Coast. Hptcial DUittttchm to The New YhukCi.iitkii. Sax Francisco. June 27. — Al the Colum- bia Theatre T. Daniel Frnwley, In "Han- son's Folly," liejjiin yesterday a two weeks' engagement. i'ai.ipiikn'Ia Tiikatbk. — Sunday. ?.">. marked the hegiiulngof Florence Hola-rts' sixth week. The play will be "Cajnllie." An extra inal 1 - uee will be given, at which Ibsen's "A I toll's House" a/lil be presented. Majestic. — "Dorothy Vernon, of Itoddon Hall," with James Xelll and Kdythe t'hnp- maq as principal members of the stock com- pany; is ou for the current week. tiUAXti Dfeka Hoi-.se. — This is the third week of the special season of Maud William- sun and Alfred Woods. The plnv will be "Tbe Host to Win." Kddle llunlon. the pugilist, will spar four rounds at every per- formance. Ai.cakah. — "Audrey" Is this week's pro- duction. -Ckxtral. — "Down Mobile" Is being pre- sented this week. Tivof.1 OfEUA Hiil'SE. — This Is the second week of "The Black Hussar." Okphkim. — Hill for tula week, opening Sunday. 25: (ieorge W. Itov, Claude (filling- water and Co., the Kedoulu Arabs, the Four lirothers Soils, l.illlnn Shaw, Hc-ssle French, l.aviiie and Leonutd. Fred's monkeys, and the tJrpliettni motion pictures. (,'iiitkm. — HIM for the week, opening Mon- day, 2(1 : l-'rniicescii Redding mid Co.. the McCounell Sisters, Mnrtin's dogs ,-md ponies. I'lilipilln, the Southern Quartette. Iji Toska, • 'has. A. Hlgney and the Olograph. Finckeii's. — 1(111 for the current week, opening 20: Devolo, De Koine, the Musical Thors. the Mclntyre Trio. Aldro Bros., and the. moving pictures. Business has been very large. LvcKfJl. — Rill for Ihe current week, open- ing 2(1: John I.. Sullivan and Co.. Inelud lug: Fields and Hanson. Walter Perry. Ks- trella. Utile Blossom, the Lyceum Stis-k Co. and Hie moving pictures. Xiites. — David Warlleld and wife hove ar- rived bete, mill will spend their vacation with the former's parents, who are residents of this city Ilolhrook llllnn and wife returned from n trip to the Yoaeuille Valley last week. .. .Nat ('. tioodwln. on i-omptetioii •if Ills engngemeut at the Columbia Theatre, Ip this city, June 24. will leave ou it camp- ing tour through the Yosenilte Vallev and big trees, after which he will go on a hunt- lug expedition through the wilds or Colorado. returning here In time to attend Ihe unnuul Summer jinks of the Bohemian Club at their grove lu Redwood Forest, (iuernerllle, Sono- ma County. FROM OTHER POINTS. tool Weather Improves llaslnens at Theatres— Parks Report Excellent Business. CHIcaimi, June 27. — "Mrs. Temple's Tele- gram." al Powers', is the only change of bill at. the down town theulres this week, anil opened to a big house. 2(1 This is the lost week of "Sky Farm," at McVicker's. after which the hutise closes for the seusuti. "Little Juiiuny Jones." m the Illinois: 'The Mayor of Toklo." at the Studebiikei- : lew Fields and Co., ot the Grand Opera House: "The Ijind of Noil." at the Chicago "pern House: "The Woggle Bug." ut the iJnrrlck. and "Buster Brown." at the lireut -Northern, are billed for the current week. ......Cool weather last week was unfavor- able to outdoor resorts, yet pntronuge In most Instances was fairly satisfactory. Bos-nix. June 27. — "Kafoozelum" opened at the Treinont last night with a Idled house, despite the worm weather. The piece will tuu Indefinitely Hen-My-Chree. nt 'be Castle Sipiare, and "The Showman's i'aiighter.'" at the llowdoln Square, were stock bills opening satisfactorily "The Karl and the Girl" begun Us seventh week well ni the Treinont "Jack and Ihe Beanstalk.' at the Umpire, opened its sec- ond week to two good sited bouses Keith's had fair business, but tbe novelty tesorttj ebowed effecti of the weather Sunday 'was n banner dav at the beaches, and ibe nittlc theatre were in evidence. I'ieuik i. Jasvis, who was some years ago one uf the beat known theatrical munagers In the country, died June 24. from pneu- monia, at the home of his sister, In Brook- lyn, X. Y. He was born In Brooklyn. July It, 1847. Twenty years ago he was known by the managers of almost every theatre In the I'nlted States and Canada, lie had been associated Willi A. M. Palmer and Augustiii Italy, had produced on the road many of Hartley Campbell's plays, and bad managed many companies and conducted the tours of leading actors and actresses. He started with Stanley's expedition, but did not go Into tbe Interior of Africa, being called back by Important business. Among the theatres he managed in Brooklyn were the old Olympic. In Fulton Street, and the American .Theatre. In Dilgya Avenue, now the Novelty. He was at one time associated with Msrk linn tin In the Kuclld Avenue Theatre, In Cleveland. Ohio. lie made and lost several fortunes In the theatrical business. At the time of bis death he was employed In the Registrar's office In Brooklyn, and also conducted a real estate business. Mr. Jarvis was a widower. Ills only surviving relatives are three sisters, the Misses Catherine and Milllcent L. Jarvis and Mrs. Frederick II. Bigg. J I i.i a Weston Blake, an actress, died June 111. at the home of C. O. Richardson. ,hree miles out of Miami. Florida, where she had liven for the past six years, from paralysis and heart disease. She was bed-rid- den for eight months, and a great sufferer. She was Iwrn in Iiouklnlon. Mass.. Oct. 27, 1S40. and made her rlrst appearance when a luiliy In long dollies, in "Holla." at Gal- veston. Tex. Miss Blake wag one of the tlrst Kvas, in "Uncle Tom's Ciibiu." unci played the purr continuously until she outgrew It. At the age of fifteen she married O. W. Blake, comedian, deceased. She played In tbe stoik companies of Col. Wood. Spalding, Bidwel! and Mcllonongh, John Ellaler. Mc- Vliker. and in the load companies of Edwin Booth. Helen and Lucille Western, and other old time stars, was lending woman with Jus. Sherry for several seasons, was with Marie F.vons, und was starred by Ijimbert & Rich- ardson. Jointly with Harry S. Robinson. Her last apiiearnnce was In (Jus lleege's "Want- ed, the Earth." with John Dillon, during the season of lSIMi. She is survived by two sons, two daughters and fourteen grand children. She was burled June 2ti in Miami Cemetery. Fla. X. Vkrt. Ihe noted English concert di- rector, died In l/imlon. Fug., last week, lie had been In Ihe Isisiness for more than a ipiarter of a century aad arranged tbe first appearances lu rouceri of many American singers who went to Europe. Among these were Mme. Alhanl and Belle Cole. He was also Interested In arranging Ihe first tour that Charles Dickens ever made lu this country. He had a branch In this country for many- years. Mas. Mabv Hah. Dahe. wife of T. S. Hall Dare, of Ibe Dare Brothers, clowns and gym- nasts, died June 111. at Roosevelt Hospital, New York fit v. hi childbirth. She was Isiru in Manchester. Kng.. Oct. 24. 1801. Inter- ment was la Calvary Cemetery. X. Y. Johanna KI'isok. a German actress, who recently came to the I'nlted States from the Royal Theatre al Berlin, died June I'.'l. at the home of her mother, in (irand Rapids. Mich. She wan taken III while tilling an engagement in Cincinnati. Xixa Mason, a vaudeville performer, died at the residence of iter mother. In Louisville. Ky.. June 17. from tulsMctilosls, aged twenty- nine years. Her mother and brother survive her. ciiari.es Olexoix, a traveling showman, died June 14. nl San Francisco. Cal.. aged tlilrtv-lwo years. lie fell down an elevator shaft ind fractured his skull. Interment was In llolv Cross Cemetery. San Francisco. Mll.PKEIi'FoiiHEST. vaudeville pet former. died May 27, from blood |Milsoulng. She hud been connected with some of the most prom- inent companies during her career. She was a member of the Actors' Xatloual Protective Colon, and had Iteen In the profession since childhood. The remains were Interred In Evergreen Cemelerv, X. Y. Her husband. Ernest Dale, late of the Lentnn Bros., and at present with (ieo. II. Adams' "llunipty Dunipty" Co.. survives her. Joiix E. Jkxxax. a vaudeville performer, who came originally from Denver, died June 21'. Ill Belleville. X. J., at Ihe home of John I'errv. with whom he had Is^en associated In vaudeville for Ihlrly-llve years, as the Perry Brothers. He leaves a widow und two slslers. ♦♦♦ The Colombia Amusement Co. The Enslern burlesque circuit, under Ihe above title, has announced the list of thirty theatres at which the thirty attractions will till ,i season of forty weeks, with ten return dales, i ill: t v weeks apart, at each house, for each company. The circuit Includes these houses: Star, llnsjklyn, X. Y. : Gayely. Brooklvn. X. V.: Dewey. New York City : Gotham. New York City: Clrrle. New York lily: Walilnintin's. Newark. X. J.: Lyceusi. Philadelphia. I"a. : Xew Theatre, Philadel- phia. IV: Bijou. Heading. Pa.: Star, Scrun- Ion. Pa.. Hire* days each: Xew Gaiety. Hal- limore. Mil.; Cnlely. Pittsburg. Pa.: Gaiety. Si. Louis. Mo. I formerly Crawford's! ; Ma- jestic, Kaiistis City. Mo.: lirand. .Nashville. Teilll. : Xew Vine Street (»|«>ra House. Cin- cinnati. O. f completely remisleled and re- built I : St. Joseph. Mo.: lies Moines. III., three davs eiuli : Clark Street. Chicago. III. : TriM-udero. Chicago. III.: Avenue. Detroit. Mich. : Empire. Toledo, n. : Empire. Cleveland. I).: Garden. Buffalo. X. V. : Star. Toronto. Can.: Corinthian. Rochester. X. Y. : Lyceum. Troy. X. V. : Xew IJalety. Athaavy. X. Y. : .Nelson. Sprluglleld. Mass. : Empire. Holyoke. Mass., three days each : Palace. Boston. Mass.: Lyceum. Boston. Mass.: Westminster. Piovldeuce. II. I. The companies nre: Rhe A. Barton's Big Gaiety Co.. Rose Hill. Moon- light Maids. Blue Rllilsius. Relllz Siinlley. Knlckerlsickers. Hull Tons, Parisian Widows, Morning Clurles, Cracker Jin ks. Vanity Fair. Rumiway Girls. Tmcaderos. Harry Bryant's, Al. Reeves'. City Sports. Fred Irwin s Big Show. Fred Irwin's Majesties. Xew York Stars. High Rollers. Ihe Jersey Lilies, Dainty I Inches". World Beaters. Bowery lliirlrsipiers. Transatlantics. Rose Syilell Co.. Gay Mas- ipieraders. Casino Girls, Black Cnsik, Co- lumbia Burlesi|iiers. 4-es> The Bernstein* have Just finished the IIIJou and Nash circuits, and report that they pleased lutb managers snd press. After six more weeks of park work they go home for a two months' vacation. All Routes Must Reach L's Not Later Than Monday. ItHAMATIC. Alkee Stock (B. F. Aloe*, nujr.l— Protldesce. R. I.. 2«. Iisleanltr. Arnold Stock (J. S. Arnold, mir.) — Hamilton. O.. -Jo-Jo:;- I. Awrell'n LVweJiaos (J. S. Augvll. mgr. I— Kldoo. Is.. JO July 1. Mount Pleasant ML Bernard. Samuel icbarlrs Frohman, mgr.) — N. Y. City 26. Indrdnlt*. Blair. Kugriilt Hieu. A. Illumenthsl. uigr.)-- Toroiitu, i'iiii.. 211-Jiily I. (JiielsM- :i-s. Booth. Vlrglula (A. II. Crawford, uurr.l— Sul*ra- Tllle. I'... 'MJuly I. siniiiiioii ;is. Browning, rb i.i iKeou View. Vs.. '.'il-Juty 1. Hruis-lt-Moultmi (W. 0. McKay, mxr. I- -lluultuu. Mr.. 3-8. Bnmilway Stock (Malmlui Wllllama. mgr.i — Worcester, Mass.. 2li. haleCnile. Berry Stock iMIIes Berry, mip-.i— South Bead. lint., 20. Inuemilte. Hellions Comedians I Pers* It. llrntou, Bjajr. >-- yiusi-ogre. tail. Ter.. 2li. tinleniilte. Brsislou Thvatrr. Western i Howard Brainluu. Butr.i-St. I'roix Falls, wis.. 20-July 1. Braialou 'Iheatrr. Eastern (Howard Hrailduu, iuxr.1 — Itlver Falls. Wis.. 'JO July I. Briiiiiloa. llnnard. Stock (W. S. sckoanovtr. marl.— Howard. Wis.. 211. Ilnletluite. Bereriilge Stm-k (Franklin Bros.. msrs.l--lji Sell. III.. JU2S. Hrouu Baker Stock— Milwaukee, Wis.. 23. Imlrrl- nlte. Brliars. Floj.l It.— Cumtwrlaud. Wla.. 20-28. Biln-isi Slu-k (Fretl Belaacu, sigr. I — Portland. Ore.. M. Iiidcitiilte. Beasey. Jack iJ. Frank Jersey, m»r. ) — Ottawa. Can.. I'll, indeflnlte. "Hilsle.- Hrowu." M. B. Ilayoionil's — Chicago, III.. 2«. IliiH-ttalle. Crosiuali. lleurletls iMaiirl.v L'siiipla-ll. lugr.1 — (Juelec. fan.. 0. July I. St. John. X. II.. 1-5. Collier, William ICharles Proloitau. lugr. > — Iaiu- dou. Kng.. 'Jo. luiledldte. Ciauu. Geo. M. (Sam II. Ilarrla. mtr.l — Clilrsfo. III.. 20. liuleAnlte. Clark. Harry Corson — Pueliio. Coin.. 20-July S. Coiirtenay stock (Win. Courieiiav, uigr.i — Allsany. X. V.. 2d. ludefliille. Colouial Stock (Drew A Cauipls-ll. nigra.) — Cleve- land. (I.. 20. Inilelliilte. DIlgerCorMll (W. K. Cornell, aigr. ) — Sayre, Pa.. 20-July s. He Y.ms, I'lorn. No. 2 (J. II. ltoluuur, aigr. I- - Ashland. Wis.. 2tl Sept. 2. Delauialer .Musical Ciunedr (A. G. Relarnnter. mar. i — Naalivllle. Teiin.. SUJuly I. Binning bam. Ala., 4-U. Davis. Laura. Si.s-k- --Vk-kslnirg. Miss.. 2d .Inly x. lihiiiKiml Slm-k- - II. .In ike. Mass.. 2s, ImlHlulle. Kekhar.ll A Hawkins Ideals— Tarouu. Wash.. 211. lniteflulte. Krwotal lilt Stia-k (It. J. Krwisal. nicr.i — Mans. nrld. n.. ill July IS. Flske. Mrs. tllarrlsou Grey Flak*, ingr.l— T«- cnnia. Wish.. 211. Sl-alli* 2" -July I. Frawlry, T. Itaulel I Henry It. Harris, mgr. i — Sail FraiK'Isco. Cal.. I'll- July H. Fenls?rs Stuck (Geo. M. Fenls-rg. iugr. i— Port- land, Me.. 2. I'ougbkeetuile. X. Y., US. "It Ha|i|sHied In Xortliaiul" (ilaiullii, Mitchell « Fields, mars. I— t.'hlcago. HI.. 21). ludrnnlt*. Jeaklus. Clara (J. W. Leigh 4 C. J. Moore, ' uigrs.l— Tulso. lud. Ter.. 20-July I. Venlta .1-8. Keller Slock (A. M. Keller, uigr.i— Trlui.lu.1. Culu.. jr. Am.-. 12. Keith Sna-k i Del Lawrence, mgr.) — la-wlston, Ida.. 2n. liuiellnite. Kliiirsler-Uilssell t K. It. Itii--.ll. lagr. 1 — Cham- paign. III.. Jd.luli I. Kahu Stork— riles. X. Y.. 20, llslelluile. I.yi-eillll Ciilile.ll l.ll. S. Kvulia, sjsr.l- ViioimhiI'i, hut.. It-July 8. I.y.-I« Stock iBraudei: \ flmsi, nurra.l— llellowa Fulls. VI.. :l-N. I.afnyeiie Sl.s-k— Jnrkann. Mich.. 2(1. Imlellnltr. UsnCi Frank K.. Stis-k (Muck Sad All, uisr.i— I. oke Linden. Mich., 2.*i-July 1. tsh|ietulug :i--li. Myrkle-I larder St.s-k (Kllgeue J. Hnll. uigr.i- - Port Huron. Mich., 211. fair 22. More. .Muck Ha* ('.Mute * Flesher. uigrs.l — Keo- kuk, la.. 20-July s. Mathes. Clara- -Victoria. II. C. 20-July I. Cal- giiry. X. W. T.. Can.. ::. liuiellnite. Marks Stis-k (Turn Marks, uigr.i — Hancock, Mich.. 20-July I. Calumet :t-K. Melloliuld St.s-k I Gen. W. Melsnialil. lugr.l- ibn-ki '-'..nl. I'oU... JO lull 2. MeAullnVs. Jere-St. John, X. It.. 20 July I. Mortimer Players i Frederick K. Mortimer, ulgr.) - -Ballllatrg. S. ('.. 20 28. \I.il,,!ie Son k s XV" I a i . Mulolie, iugr. )--.|'adiu-ab, ri... lit. llHlerllille. Malnajadlras Playecs- SI. Paul, Minn.. 20-Aug. 211. M.-n.Hie Sio,-k IL. It. M.nTatte. uigr.i- Murlou. it.. 20-July s. Marsileli-Niill Stock (W. J. Pierce, boa. lagr. I — Belliigtiiu, W. Vn.. 2i;July I. "Mrs. Temple Telegram" - Chicago. III., 20- Jidy I. ".Missouri Girl." Kastem. Freil Itavuioml's (Geo. Il.ilee. mirr. > — llunll.an. Me.. 2M. W.salsliH-k. X. II.. 211. I'harlotletosu. X. It.. July 7. 8. Xye. T..111 Fniuklyu- M.hh-ii. ilu., 2H July 1. l.auiar ::-K. N'eiv Vnrk Players (Hunter A Bradford, mgrs. I — Wureeaier. Ma««.. 20. luiMillle. Xew York Player-. K'lias. A. Taylor, mgr.i — Seattle. Wash.. 2". July I. ''NVIeldsirly Xelirlilair." T..m Wuler- i Frank W. N'as.Hi. mgr. i-- M.uielon. X. ft.. 20. Saekvllle ST. Amherst. X. ML, 2s. Juaeins Mine 28. S|.riug Hill ISO. July I. I'lljtwasli ::. Plrluu I. Westvllle .1. Si.lney. C. It.. 0-8. "Old Arknlisaiv." 1'r.sl Itayiiiood'a (Merle II. Xortoii. niKr. i--ltuvflel.l. Wis.. 28. Waslil.uro 2U. Iron River .To. i'l.spu-1. Minn.. July I. Dulutli ■'('.. Two llurtstrs 0. Virglnlii 7. Paytou Sisters illnii S. Hnll, aigr. I- Jackson. Teiin.. jo .Inl. 1. Palm-. Mals-I I Henry F. UTIIar.l. mgr. )- Jackson. vllle. Kin.. 20. inilelliilte. Poll Slock IS. X. Poll, mgr.)- Bridgeport. Conn.. 20. ilolethilte. Park's Big si. k (C. W. Park. mgr. I— Hunting- ion. Pa.. 20July I. Petsrs Siwk IW. A. Peters, mgr. I— Charlotte, X. C. 20. liMleHulte. Powell. Alma. Stock— Hagluaw, Mick., 2C. ludra- nlte. relera I •.<•> Illi.ii Players t Will J. Peters, mar.) Hel.dt. Kan.. 2ii Inly I. .1 ... Rula-ris. Flnrrio-e i Fnsl ltelasco. m«r. I- -San Frascls«s>. Cal.. 20 July 8. Ituih M.s.re Sti»-k IS. A. Arnold, mgr.) -Uuswaf- ueur. X. V.. 2U July I. Cortlaml :i-S. S|»..iier liramailc IF. K. S|kwuer. mgr.) — Xat- .l.ei. Miss.. 20 July I. gnow Sn.-k i Mor tinier Snow, mgr.i— St-beneclady, X. Y.. 20. Indetlnlle. "Skv Farm" i l.^.-iU. It. Grlsmer, mgr.i- ilil.-sgo. 111.. 2S July I. "Suunr South" ( J. C. Ho. kwell. mgr. ) — Windsor, X.'S.. 2S. Ilnllfat 211 Jlllv I. SI. Jolltl. X. II.. 0-8. Tih-ker. Kthel. St.s-k (Ma.-k Bros., uiars. i- Pkat-nlx. Arli.. 20. tmletlnlte. TruUHlale Theatre Clieni-n. Kan.. 20-July I, Al- tanMSlt H. 4. Osweint S-M. Tr»v, lioiuoi. Sl.s-k (James I.. Glass, mgr. i- -Wln- utls'a*. Man.. J'o Indellnile. Tlll.sis Platers ill. II. Tllnui, mgr. I— Paris. III.. 20. huletinllr. "Ten Xlshls tu a Bar It.suu" uliss. lieyer. ragr.l — Kldi.ra. la.. 211. Acklry no. 1 lampion July I, Ms. i. ii I'llv :t. Charles City 4. New Hampton 5. Ilelwelu 0. Waverlj T. Clarkstllle 8. "I'ucle T.su's Cabin." K"l. F. Hurls' i.Uiiri. N. W. T.. 2S. Klinoiiloii 211. Str:.lli..niii la. Moiiiii Alla-rl July I. •Ilncle Tisn-s Cal.ln." Phillips * Italy's- .M.wsl Jewell. Pa.. 2s. Saielh|s.rl 2(1. K.ldrnl 30. I'orl- vllle. X. Y.. July I. "I'nele T.su's Cnldn." lasiia-slarT's-Punssntawney. Pa.. 2S. Hig Hun 2!>. Sykesvllle .'to. Calls I 'reek Jnlr I. Ilris-kwayvllle :t. Kersey -I. 81. Mary •*>. Clement 0. Ilaalelisrst T. Swellimsrl 8. "I'ncl* 'r.uu's Coliln." John F. Slowr's • Maple Ion. la., ail, Ida Grove July I. Wall l.nke :t. Lake ITU I. I ohn lite .".. Gowrle O. tinrtiai '. Straifonl 8. "I'nele Tiun's ChIiIii." YVIeilisuaiiirs- Wiyltt*. Xetl... July I. Ilalslolldi 1. HUmiflcl.l 4. Yermsi Stis-k I BeaJ. II. Vrrissi, mgr. I — 81 . Thomas. (Int.. 2it. ludenidte. Vnllaln.ilil St.s-k \Vllllallls|s.rl. Pa.. Sit. Iwlrft- nlle. Wuile Dramatb' K'hus. V. Whytr. uicr. . - Union Rouge. I.U.. 20. Ilalettlille. MTMCAIa. B.ailn's Colnie (Ipera -WisuiMH-krl. It. I.. 20- July I. Brooke's Baud Chicago. III.. 2.">. Iiuleiiiiltr. Carlrlun U|arra iW. T. I'nrlelt.n. mgr. I — I'ltls- lung. Pa.. 2d. inilelliilte. Crealore's Han. I — liaytnu. IL. 2.*i July I. De Allgells. Jefferson iShuls-rl Bros., mgra. I — X. Y. City 20. Illilellnlle. Daniels. Frank If". It. Iilllliigham. mrr.l- X. Y. City 20-July I. Dusa and his Bund iFre.lerl.-k I'blnury. mgr.i — Clnrlunatl. O.. 2d J uly IS. "Karl and the Girl" t Shuhrrt Bros., nigra, i— Hoaton. Mass.. 20. IlidHllille. Il.iie. larlllla. iir.-lo -lr;i - l.ellllgtoll. Mass.. June IT. lli.lennlle. I lines and his Baud t Steve O'Graily. lagr. I — Purl land. tire.. 20-28. "Jack ami ihe Beanstalk" lAdulptic Mnrer. uigr.i — Ili.sti.it. Muss., jn, Indefinite "Kafianelum" - Hosiun, Mass., 2d. Iii.leilulte. "IssihI of Tfiaf* rhhain. 111.. 2S. imlrttiilie. yturlu's Frew-li Military Hand -lauilsvlHe. Ky.. July 2 IS. "Mayor uf Toklo." Hlchant Carle— Chicago. III., 20. Indeflnlte. Xaral l(.~erte Hand (V. H.e.all. mgr.i — lanu~- town. X. Y.. 20. iii.letiii.i.'. lllini|iiii llisiu. Sraiualis .<. Mali lime's — Mi.lille. Ala.. 20. Ilideltlillc prvis* ami Ids llniid (Arthur W. Prvnr. mgr. I — Asian v Park. X. J.. July I Sent. p. Iturlck's lileu l>|ie.-4- Kllidra. X. Y.. 20, Inilell- iilte Hoyal Artillery Baud iJus. He VIM. mgr.i- Hal. limine. Mil.. 211 Scpl. 14. Slater uud his III mills Murine Baud IC. M. Hamea, mgr. )— Brighton Beach. X. Y.. 20. Ill- dednlie. Victor nail his BjiiiI li'ol. John I'. Ilraeg, uigr.i "hilts Id. II.. 20. ludefliille. Wells, limns- At llurlun Musical (Jake Wella. mgr. I — Nsirf.dk. Vu.. 2d Jul) I. Weber's Band- llilengo. III.. 2S. liullHInlle. "Yaukei- RigenC'-Clili-aa... 111.. 20. indeflnlte. Ill III. Usui i: AMI VAIDF. VII.LH sllllWS. llooiu's I'.urois'au Vaudeville iSani lleaiietl. mgr.i — Snr.it Ii ot. :*ll lul. 1. Msimii its. \la e.l Girls -'ah-: .. 1. 1., 21 Ju... I. PeiMier's Vnudevllle — Warren. I"a.. 20 July I. Sullivan John I.., Vaudeville— San I'rais'laco, Cal.. 20-July 2. Victoria Glrlv-Chlrugo. III.. 2SJaly I. MIN'STHI-IUO. Harlow's ij. A. Cohuru. uigr.i — Newark. II.. 2."e July I, Dayton 2 s. lainnelly's. Tommy I Jack W. Kilkeu. mgr. I — At* lalille (Tlv. N. J.. 28. holeUlille. Ony's. Arthur I..- -ColnwMa. 8. ('.. 20 July I. Kersaml's, Hilly IC. Jay Stiilth. uigr.i — St. Loads, Mil. 'J.'.Jiily I. Kuiisus City 2 8. Richards it Prlngle's i Husi-i. A llolliinil. murs, )-- Fre.lerletl.iii. X. It.. 28. Chatham 211. Mlllerloii :hi. Xew i'u»tle July I. Dalhurai 3. Dulkoasle 4, (.'aiiipls'lltioi S. Iticlilliuclu 0, Moiiclou T, Am bersl. X. S.. s. Tuenlleili Century (Frank Cusliuuii. iugr. 1 — New Caatle. Pa.. 20 July I. I'lilnhurg .18. TKNT MIIOWN. lli.riunii * Hallry's-ltaltle P-Baafe. Mich.. 28. Kalamuusi 2u. Sooih Heist. I ml., 'in l.s Pone July I. Milwaukee. WK, .1. Mmllsoii I. La Crosse S. It.a-liesier. Minn.. II. St. Paul T, Min- neapolis .H. Boldieiir line..'— Mil'iad. Nel.r., 2S, York 211. Benedict :to. Slr.ilnhiirg Julr I. lIsi-e-.lH .'I. Slielby t. Burns, F. W.. A Co. 'a- Hum ml. Wis,. 28. Ilul »ai 211. Blver Falls :in, Kllaworlh July I. Xew Hlchusind 2, Gleiiw.aal n. Black Hirer Falls 4. Colorado Grant's Wild West- Grand Chair. III.. 20. 27. Belknap 2N. Vienna 211. ('real Spring Ilu, Stum* Fort July 1. Hurrlst.urg 4. tioiinle'". Andrew -Saratoga. X. Y.. 2s, Itillslnil S|.u 2li. Stillwater :ui. Si-liHall.-oke July I. Ber- lin :t, Siiuil Lake 4. Drake at Falkner'a -Slii|i|M?iisl,iirg, Pa.. July I, Ciiaints-rslsirg :t, llreeii.-aslle 4. ForrpaiHth A Sells Bros.' -lira ml Fork, N. Dak.. 28. Detroit. Minn.. 2U. Little Falls M, St. i i. ..nl July I. Dulutli :t. Flotii s I Frank Tuiumeii. mgr.)- I.endillle. Coin.. 28. Sal Ida 211. Florence till. I'liehh, July I, Wal- sciiluirg :i. Trluliuid 4. Hsliw. X. Mev.. S. (iefllry Bros.. Xo. 2 Winchester. Ind.. :ui. Craw- fonasvlllr July I. Danville. III.. ». Campaign 4. Hhaniiliisloii •"• llargrvave's - ll.sxl.-k Falls. X. Y.. 28. Tn.y 211. Amsterdam :iu. Scheiie.-ia.ly July I. Ilu.la.ai :t. Pougllkeepale 4. Hall's. Wm. P.- t.-iivrenre. Kan.. 28. Ilarrla'. J. P.— Delta. Pa.. 2H. Kemp's Wild West (G. P. Kemp. mgr. I Newark. X. J.. 20-July 2*. Lucky Hill's Hal. I win. Kan.. 28, Wordrii 211. (irerlir.ajk -'Pi. I'.Hiioma July 1. (jis-neino 2-S, l.ela. 0. Needs. Rapids T. Hurl font 8. Mm kav's. Andrew- laiiisliu:, Ml.-ti.. an. h.idu July i. III. in. I It ...i.U 4. No. ri- A Howe's lli.iuur.k. No. link., at*. Jainrs- town 2U. Valley city .in. Fnrgu July I. (Irrlll llioa.' Amiasallelltfis, Me\.. 28 July 4. Zo- ejteeaa S-|o, Casillei II. Gotts-X Pslaelo 1 2- IT. i.'jllihs, Is, Ciiliiiiahila 111-27. Juarez 211-Aug. t. Caiullai I. I'arrsl S-ll. .llisiple. 'I utile's -Sykesvllle. Pn.. 28, Italhniel 211. LilllM-rshiirg "Hi, I'enneld July I. Pawnee Hill's Wild Weal I'.aillu.. Mich.. 28. Owossn 2il. Greenville :pi. Alma July I. Saginaw :t. Cam 4. Hay Clly S, I . ., - . laiwus II, Aliienn 7, flulaiwah 8. Itilnllllig line..' ls.well. Mass.. 2N. I.yail 211. Salem :ui. I.awrwice July I. Malicliesler. N. II. . :t. Roch.-sler 4. Hiiulrrorit. Mr., S, I'orlland 0. Augusta 7. Itaugor 8. Itol, hlii.. Frullk A. Aurusla. Me.. 28. Water- vllle 211. Hsugor :;o. Kllaworlh July I, atast- purt 2. Calais 4. Slit. Sautellr a Wel-h llr..«.' -Ilal.e.s-k. X. Y.. July 4. t'alllissni .',. Hlarlby'a. James ICbas. T. iigilen. uigr.i -Tbsmii- asloii, Ala., 28. Spark's. John II. Blurrioli, It.. Ilil. Sycamore July I. I'lvnusllli ::. New laoid.ai I. sbHI.y S. Spaugler's- (IjIIIiiIii. l's.. 2u. iresasm 2T, l.lllv 28. Portage 211. Beuverdale tin, llunlo Julr I. Windlssr .'!. South Fork I. Hllver's. I»rt- Lniigspm. Mleb.. 20. Trufant 27, (Viral 28, Plersilu 21i, Snli.l l.nke aa. Grove JlllV I. Wheeier'a. Al. F.- M'allou. X. V.. 2K. I low us- vllle 211. Walh.li .10. Ilelhl Julr I. Andes :t. Waihhuni « li'Alus.'s Kittamilor. Pa.. 28. Hr.a.k vllle 211. De B..I* till. Clenrflebl July I, lllllltlllKdnll -T. MIMulown 4. Y.srk S. Wayne 0, I'aludeh. X. J.. 7, H. MUCELLAXKOIH. Aliuoud'a. Jethotu Movlna PI. lures Kiklldllnn — Juusavllle, H. V.. 28. 20, Lalou 2U July 0, Buffalo 7, 8, Colossal Shows IK. II. Smith, mgr.i — Adams, lung. IV. 28. New Berlin 211. Mlrltluhurg :to, l.nui-elt.iii July I. Wnslwa.d :t. Mllllirlln 4, Itelsersliurg S. L.sjealil.tu 0. Salons 7. Capital Carnival Co. Hay Clly. Midi . July It S. Cnuk.li.iiik K.iuilolpli. Vl.. 211. HetUrl M. Mont- tssller July I. Flligerald's His Show .li.hustnwii. X. V.. Sir- July I, Srhpiirclaily .1 8. Laiutirotgvr's /as. iGns l.aiubrlgker, mgr.i — llalesa liiirs. HL. 202(i. Maii.tlehl's Great Kasl.ru Shows— Weal laSaajtSaaa Pu.. 28. IVnnsvllle 2ti. Bnsiilf.ml "'I. Moyer July I. Xrw Haven 3. Lrlsrurliig 4. lumbar o, Minltit Hrailil.s-k ll. leuiolit r.ulior T. Si. ml, em Fun Makers. Smith A la ltusi. — Ain> aler.laln. X. Y.. 2C, .lull I. Swallow k Markle's Fluslliig Palace -Lewlsport, Kr.. 28. Grandvlew 2tl. Ilia-kws-t. hid.. :mj, Newberry July I. Kvaii-vlllc 2. ilriidemui. Ky., 3. Mi.uni Veris.n. Ind.. 4. I'nloslowii. Ky.. S. Turner'a Movluit i'lcliires Brushcr Fall-. X. Y., 28. Molra 28. Xi.rw.asl .10. H emell.si July I. Uaud^llle Rome D$l* This list Is made u|i as nearly ac- curale as It Is |iosslhle to make a Hat uf vaudeville hooklngi. Tu lusnre In- ■ ertlon In this department the uanie of the theatre or junrk, as well aa the elty or town. Ml SI aoeuaipany eavla booking sent ns. Acker * illlilav. 1'r.s-tor'a. X. V. t'.. -JO Inly I. Altaic \- I .Ions. I. nun Park. Cleveland. (I., 20- Julv I ; laiiur Park. Plllshnrg. as. A.lauis, Kdwnr.ls * Zeke. Caslor'a. X. V. C. 20- loll I. Ad. mi's A While. Uuiip's Park, SI. D.uls. M.... 2ii. Jlllv I. Adiimlul X- Tiivlnr, Alliamhru. Iaunh.li. Kng.. 2IU Julv I. Agnew A l.uiiKweed. Carnival. I'ortlaial. .Me.. 20« julv I: \. • s.. n.isi.,1,. iis. Akearll. Chas.. A Joe. It.s-ky Paint. Providence, R. I.. 20JhIv S. Alma. Mile.. Suuimrr Park. Ply uili, Mass., 20July I. Alarcsi's Mevh-uu Trio. Forest I'urk, Kaunas Clli. lie., 20 July I ; Forest Park. St. lauds, as. Allen, lasrti ami llcrllc. Ih-ll. ilaklana. Cal.. 20. Julv I. Allliiel. Jos.. Vh-torla. X. V. c.. 20-July I; Mor- l-l-m's. Ibn-kawav lleurll. X. Y.. 3-8. Alva. Albs-, f.aik's Park. Kvati-vllle. Ind., 2«« Julv I: c.mev Ishiuil. clm-liiuatl. :i-S. Aii-lu Bros.. Biier Park. Wiiiul|a-g. Csa., 211- July I Allen. s,ail t Violet. Keith's. Bostuii. 20 July la Allen. Will F., Cashui, lllllarh. lleacfa. N. V., 20-July s. Ahuooil. 1- I'r.s-lssly Park. Newia.n. It. I . 2«« July I. All.ai. Kthel. Ilr.s.kshle Park. Mat Muas.. 20a Julv I: Mavflnwer ilmvr. 8... Ilansuu, :t 8. All.urtiis A Millar. Palms. ll'Kle. HrilsselM. Ilelg., Jaly 1 1 28. Aineln. liiKersoll Park. lies Moines. Is.. 211-Joly t, Antrim A Peters. Iiakw.sal Park. I'ltlahiirg. Pa., 2H July I. Anil.-i- A ii ilues. Park. I.eulatoll, Me, JC Julv I. A null ii. A. A S.. Itii-toii. 20 Inly I. An, lei-sou. Madae. siccplc-pa-o Pier. Atlantic City, X. J.. 20 Julr I. Angel... Tlsnsi. Luna Park. PIH-lHirg. 2UJuly I. Antrim A Leslie. Hlallo. Klmlru. N. V.. 2U July I : Tlioll. Hurrah.. .1 8. A roil oi o A Burke. Pns'i.ir's. Newark, X. J.. 20- lull I. Ariud.l. iirgerlln. II. II. . Maiillow.s-. Wla., 2<|a July I. Ar.'li.-r's l'lll)ilti.i Girls, llemlel-M.irs, C.aiey It- liuid. V. V.. 20 July I. ArllUKl.ni A llelstoll, Guveriialisr'a. Allaulk- City, N. J.. 20 Julv I. Ariressi, .lue. Illpisslrome. N. Y. ('.. 2S.luly I. Arlllial.uis. Tbe. Jacobs'. Ptsarla. III.. 20-July I. Arm k Helium. Central Park. I'eckaklll. X. V., -Ju-July I. Atlantis. Great. Picket I Springs Park. Miail- isoiiH-er. Ala.. 20 July I: Xui.-hcr, Ml-a.. :i-8. Alton. Mile.. Young's Pier. Allualle Clly. X. J., 211 July I. Iiilnii ii- i.n. Iilkiii. Marouetir. Mleb.. 20-July 1, .ii.*.. 14 1. Keith's. Phlia.. 'JiiJuli- 1. Baker. Pete. Avon Park. Y.riingsinwii. (>., 20- July I. Bailor A Fletcher. Xoriiiuln-jtii Park, Ihisloli. 20> July l. | llsll.'iltt-r Sisters, Hlpiaslnaii*. X. Y. C„ 20a July I. Barllella. Musical. I'uhpie. WliuiliieK. Call.. 'JO July I: I'nhiue. Minneapolis. Mian.. :i 8. Baker A itmiiiev. tlonuiiilllh. Itevere, Mass.. 20a J nly I. Hales A Kris-st. Lyric, l.ln.s.ln. Net.., so July I, llllllletl A I'ollllis. I 'nl.iiie, Los Aligeli-a. Cal., 2il July I. Barnes A Washburn. Crystal, St. .Inset. b. Mu., 20- July I. Hallos'- Klepluiuls. lllpiaulr.H.1*. X. Y. c. 20- July I. Huns. Bessie. Chester Park. Clm-hiautl. 20-July 1. Hurry A WoRonl. Keith's, phlia.. 20 July ll Keith's. Ilirstnn. IIH. Ilaman llnis.. Hlj.ni. Norfolk. Va.. 28 July I. Itariies. Hluarl, Freelsalv Park. XewiHirl, It. L, 20 Julv I. Barneys Gil. HIJou. ilslikusb. Wis., Stl-July Ij III J--1I. .Mlililluwor, H-8. Beard. Billy, illeiulule I'uslno. Nashville. Teiin., 20 July I : iHyisida Park. 1'lmllnn.s.ga. :i-H. Ihsh.ulii Anita, i Si, iirphcuiu. Sun Fran.. Cal.. 20- July I. Ib'Htiai. Klw.asl A Matfaie, Lakeside I'urk, Dayton, It.. 211. Inly I. Unmalelus. Tbe. Bijou, lai Cn.asr. Wla.. 'JO-Julf I: Garrhk. Ilurlliiglou. Is.. :t 8. Hems A Ii.-iiioiiiI. t.'aaeade Park. Ilrrlln. H. II. , 211 Jul,- |. In-ii-i t Mo'iesk. Hub's Casino. Xnrlb lleueii, X. y.. Jaly :i 8. Beiiuer. eaidlie. Island Park. Augiiata, Mr., 2t)a July I. Ilehio.lil. Belle, Spring Br.a.k I'ullllu, Ho. B*ud, lud.. 2H July I. Ibs'inera. The. Olympic, Chicago, 2ii-July 1. Ibsllul A Arthur. Victoria. X. Y. I'.. 2U July I. It. to. i-l, llho-lj. Crjsi.il Park. Leavenwortba Kim., 20 July I. IhTline A ltr.skw.iy, Doylr'a. Allaulk- City, N. J.. 2»July I. Bee.-lier A Ma), Slielbail Park. Wilmington, Del., 20 July I. Hell A 1(1. -I. ar.l». A. A S.. Boston. 20 July I. lu-uihnm A- Fireman. Ihsnbihui. \Vliinl|aeg, i.'an.a 20 July 1. BIliKlunii. James W.. Hl>m, Muripielle. Ml.-li., 2H- July I. Minim. Il.sniii. Ittrr, G.sirn.v's. (Iruli.l itapids, Mleb.. 'jr. J sli I. Blmiey. Chas. A.. Chutes. San Fran.. Cal., 24- July I. Blaliiphlu A llehr, F.liiplre. St. Paul. Mlnu., 20- July I. Bbriiilell. Kdw.. A Co., I'r.a-lor's "tkl HI.. X. Ya ('.. 20 Jul) I. Black A Mi-Cue. (luvi-rliator'a. Allalilli- Clly, X. J.. 20 July I. Blossom. Little. Lyceum. San Fran., I.'ul.. 20- July I. Illislteli Slslers. Lbaa Palms-, X. V. c.. 20-July I. Il.r-nnk.1 A Ha. I. litre, l.nkr Sl.le I'urk. PajloJ, It., 20 July I. Bowery Newalsiys' (JuarlrllH. Sana S»uel Park, I'ld.-aco. 20 July M. IPS. in.-. W. A.. Shelltait Park. Wllmliiatuii. Del., 20 July I: Yuuiig's Ph-r. A Haul I. clly. X. J., 3 8. But luiulya. Flying, lloyle'a. Allaiitle Clly, N. J., 20 Jaly I. Il.a.alyii * Ward. II. IL, Maldlowia-. Wis., 20a July I. Bia.tl.lack (Juarlet. lyrluiiial. Illirrtl.ie Park, Muniri-al. ('mi.. July 2 s. BoylaiL Arlbur A Mlldr.-I. U ...Isortl.'a. Lancas- ter. Pa.. 2« Julv I. Brook*. Herbert. Williams'. Manhattan Ileal b, X. y.. MJtdy I. Brady. Jan. * Kittle, lloyle'a. Allalilli- City. X, J.. 20-July I. Bir.la.1 Trio. W'u.nio.-I Park. Iletlbalo. Mas*., 20 Jaly I. Brlisiaac.ur. (treat. Casca.tr Park. Ilerlln, X. II. , 2t. July I. Ilrooks, Jennie, summer, Marlou, lis!., JU July) Iti iiii.l.'i-. I.iav* A Carrie. Cn-seenl Hardens. Bos- l..». J. i lull t. Bright lima.. Umpire Tour. Kng., 20 July 31. Brarll A llrasll. Avun Park. Vouugatuwu. O., July :i-8. Bristol's Poulea. Hlvervlew Park. Hallo., Md.. 20-Joly 8. Brooka Franklin A . lm|wrlal, Ama'.erJaui, N, Y.. :•; Jul, 8. Hrowu A llrvwa. Brltttcla, Ottawa, Can., 28- July 1, . . 474 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July l. Hrlsenn. liraail. Seallli'. Wash.. 20-luly I. , Hra.irnr.K The. M«rf*Mp I'mli. IMml « in., Ilinnks. "ilurrry. Shell|nd I'Mrk. Wllmllillnn. ItM., 20 Julv I. ... lln.Hli. Whlsllllui Toni. lilnm I'urk. Y i.iiniMluwii, I).. 2vy ft Potter. Sliente's. Xiaaal. Masu, 2«- fnslri..s ill. nanW» I'ark. Montreal. Cnu.. 20- Caiupla-IL Hlllnli ft <°ani|ilN.'ll. KaniiHia, lilaml IIiiiiIiIk. Mli-h.. *l-Jiily I. rniic-V lliirx-a. Illiiiaalniiiii'. X. V. I'.. SHJiily I. 1'iin-c K IMP. I'a»n>r - a. X. V. V... Jaly :in. Cnrriill. .Mdli-I. I'nrlnr. Itnlnlk. Minn.. 21 Jnlr I. I'l-lialUiH Twlna. llaimiUB. (Iralnl IU|ilila. Mlrli.. 2'! July I- ... IViII'ii l.n.|ianK ralrjrlanil. I'alamna. >>. J.. 21- Juit I. Chmlnl.U Trl.i. Kln-lrlr I'nrk. Xrwark. N. J.. 2«- .lulv I. OiM-r.r fe Hair:'. SkuiIhtii I'ark. I'll lalMinr. I'a., 2« July I. rMaajUa. rhiitpa. San Kran.. fail.. 211-Jnly I. I'halliniii SI»Iit«. liiiirnaiHinal. Xlasnra Falla. S Y.. 2il-July 1 : llanliai'a I'olni. Tnnuilo. fnn. . .IK. • 'hil.lnw. ilnn-i \ Hue. OniliiMiiu. ralrraun. x. J.. 2ii July I : INiaiia-'a. X. Y. It. r.-x. riirUln|ilMT. Iirll. Iiaklaml. Cat. in July I : l'llU|iii..' San Jiwr. S-S. riirlalv ft Willi". Waal Kml I'nrk. Nriv cirlaana. La.. 211 July K. I'lnuliiriia. TlM-. Slpr|ilM-liaw> I'liT. Allantlr lllly. S. .1.. 2ilJnly I : Sllrar S|M-ln|f< I'ark. I.an- rnsli'r. I'a.. .1". rlnikiinl.iii». Tlir. lll|i|»ln>HH'. X. 1. «'.. 2i;- Jnly I. I'liTinmii A: llna-r. Ai-ailrloy. Halifax. X. S., 2li- July I : Si. Jnlm ** liark! Ji.lni l\. l'a«liir - «. X. Y. I'., 2KJiily I. I'larrnn- Sl»lcr». Kail Kml I'ark. Mmiiilila. Tann.. July S-K. f'llfTiiril. Xal. Ili.i»lrr«iiir«. 1'iHiry Islaml. X. 1., 2liJnlv I. , I'lnrki- k Tniiplr. I'iili|ia'. Frrsim. Cal.. 2|>alniUM'. X. Y. I'.. '.I. July I. I'uaKklla. Ki'liir». X. <. f.. 2«Jiily I. fMlrei'uT*.'s llin-rr .V Itaaa, Wimi F.ml I'ark. Nrn llifjiaiia. I.a.. .Inly 3-H. r..ll» * Allir. Sim's. llllRaln. 2HJuly I C.|llii« a Han. Tlvnll. IjunMi. Kin:.. 2>l July SI. I'lilumlilnna. Tlir. Hlglilanilx. Si. I*ml«. 2«Jnly 1 : FmiinliH- Frrry I'ark. I.i«il»rl1l<\ Ky.. 3-k. I'niiki. * filntMi. I'n«Miir'« 2:til St.. X. Y. i:.. 2H Jnlr I. I'.mmht A llarnrr. llnaarraMl'a. r«M»y lalntul. X. Y.. 2ii-Jnly I. raaat. Hall * Jnklialiril. A. * S.. Hi~li.ll, '.T.. July I. ■Van. X.-n- Y.irk l!n"f. X. Y. C. 2ilJ»ly I. iv.li- A IVaaaaa, lliillymnul I'ark. rtallluuir*. aa> July I. I'nlriniiH. ImiH'llr. Ihiyli-'a. Allmill.' Flty. X. J., I'll lull I. I'm Finally. IJuarl|.|li\ I'aalim. l.o» Anrifli-i. I'dl.. 'JIIJillv I. •■|'..l.«iil;il Si-|ili.|li.. Ya." Slian'a. lliilT.il... X. Y., 2ii.lnli I: Tlaial' IN'lmli. Mlrli.. .IS. frliimilua & Mark. I aluna. \i!iiuan|ii.ll». 2itJnly I. ITanr. I .»« r.u. r. * fii.. Dnjrlr'a. Allanlly Cllr. x. J.. 2« July I. Frnle. ICIi-hv W.. Xi'nilnla-Ka I'nrk. Iliwlull. 2li- July I. runr. HiawU'. Vl.-li-lln. X. X. «'.. 21! July I. I'rliiiuilin> A I!""'. Allili'lli' I'ark. HiilTnlii. !l'- Juli I. fiiriK A Mav. Ii.'llli». Ilnsl.ai. 2i» July I. r.i-hmnii A St. Flalri-. Ijiki^kla I'nrk. Walili flly. Ha.. 2il July I. Cimnlncli.iiii. Ilaailr. I'nrlnr. Hululli. Minn.. M- July I. Fiilli-n. Jnn. II.. Yohi.k's I'lrr. Allaulli' I'Hy, X. J.. Ill July I. Pdv. . Ilaiirlaiin. I ir|iluiiiii. Sun Fran., .laljf 2 :m. pa U. iiula A IMliJlllnra. Han's. F.»anunlm. Mlall.. 2ii.luly I. llnllK A Vnl.ua. n. II.. Manl»IU|ur. Jllali.. 2H- l»a lliina. Hilly. I'nilnr. Hnliltli. Mian.. 'JilJuly I. III. Vim lint*-. I lil.ina. MlnlMM]n.lU. 2l5July I. |i|.|u..ul.i A Italia. Sirtitliani I'nrk. I'litalnirn. 2H- .Inh I. hw.rl- H'.uhI.tI.iii.I. Mluia*a|mlK 2H July I. |lavaiiu\ Sl>lar«. Ih.yla'-. A I In ill I. flly. X. J.. 2U- July I. |a> V.ir... ItaTaa. A- nlfr. tliirarnnt.ir s. Allantlr Illy, X. J.. 2U July I. |l<. Van- A FurlK I'lia^lar I'nrk. I'lni-lanall. I«l- .lull I ' l.aka Vlaw I'nrk. Tarn- llama. Inil.. .1 N. IVIui'nl... Nnliilli'. S". Amarlrn. 2liJllly S. IVvlln A Initially. I'a«lnr'>. X. V. I'.. 2il luly I. 1 1,. I \ I mi nil. I'.may Ulmal. WIipi'IIik. «. Vn.. .lulr :: s. In. ttaaanl A Kxrvla. Ilniu.rar I'ark. Marlilau. I..IUI . 2'i Jnlr I : WIM«ri««l I'ark. I'lllnain. ". s. IVIma. F.nir Si Hi- I'n-ak I'urk. Klla. I'll.. 2li- .tuli I |lr llraaai. i.n-al Ij'.i. l-laal. I'.nnl .In l.iu'. «!».. 2n Jail I . Iln.'liia. ."1 »*. filila. Vli-iaria. X. V. I.'.. 2U July I. I H win. Hnr' A l.i^.n. lalkrrlfnr I'nrk. Tana Mania. In.1. 2H Jnlr I: -MaiinliKi's I'nrk. St. laiui*. M.... ;"• K lHxi.li. Ili.»ar» A lUwai. Klwlrk I'nrk. Alliany. X. V.. July 3S. 1Hniiu.ail A Smith. Hninptim l*a-irli. \. II.. 2U Jul. I : Snl.l.atltt I'ark. Tatintini. Ma.... .1 X. |v..linv. Will. Miillol.l l'..Hila»ai.|. Ik^l.m. 2« .lulr' I. lirifsar, U'ul>r. iilr«i|.ii-, Clilcai:... 2i: July I. iJuntetal-Tliarix.. Slian's. Ilorlal... X. Y. 2.1 July U»Ha'« Maliliim-r, Knui.ni>. liraiwl liaplila. Mlrli.. SW-Jnljf I- .. . »., II.im.TBli. Fannla. I.yrrma. San Fran.. I.al.. 211- J'llJ - '• — Ihiln-rtv Wall la. ll..|.khi« . Mamiilil". Inin.. JL- July I: Taimila. Halr.HI. Mlall.. 3-s. Iain A rinmiinnui. S|.rliur llr^.k I'ark. S... Han.l, In.l . git-July I. la.rali A llu-aall. Xljrar"' l.oka I'nrk. ('nn(..ii. It, 2>: Jnlr 1 : raarl S|irlmr> I'ark. K. I.lr.ri»».l. Ik, :;k. Iln-n-. Ihm.lhr. Il^r«-fi.i I T.iur. Kiik.. Sn-Jnlr llra« : . farmll. Ilnrkar. ll.Mkr.inl. HI.. 2HJnly a. Iii-.mr... Tlti.ll. l.inulMi. Klli.'.. 211-Jnly I. Iir.n. Mr. * Mm. Slilnar. Musi'' Hall. Hrllililun Han.l.. X. V.. 2H .lillj I. HiiiimiiiiI.. Ut. Fnlaiv. Sirniri.nl. Km.. July "■"; I'.iu'.lia. l H ai at i i i T a llnali. ml.*: r.illnauni. Lai l«li .ii. 17 :'.!. Huffy, Snaialla A- Huffy. S.miiIiitii I'ark. I'llla. luira. 2it July I. Iiiipm-. iIimi. A I. II. I.la. Miiull.ian... Wis.. 2i;- July I : HIJ..U. ilraau Hoy. "■*. Hii Yrlra. Sam. liiBarwill I'nrk. Htm Mnlluaa. In.. SilJuly I. Ilil|irn>. liiMi. t 1. 11.1.1a. Mnliltinrna. Win.. M- -I ill i I. I.nrl A WII-...I. Sliarkbui I'ark. Illslilaml. III.. Jit July I. Kii-lic. Mmaly .V Jainaa. Fpaillrr I'urk. I'.rla. I'a.. July ML F.-kliofT A- ilnnlmi. rn*liio. Ilniii|.l..u llaarli. X. II.. 2i; July I. Ktln-rtiaiM. 'Ilia, finiry Uluml. WIimHIiii - . W". Va.. July .IN. Kilimttiiln. /an-. KaltliV. I'lilla.. 211 July I ; KallliV. X. Y. I',. Its. Klluii. Sam Klaalrl.'. llnltu.. Mil.. 2U- J nly 1: WMnrln. X. Y. IT.. *■». Klilrl.liri.. I'n—. l.iV I'ark. I'nul..ii. 11.. 2'1 July I : ItriitlitiHi lltwh. X. Y.. f.. .".-a. Klaai. I'cla A- Alllr. I'nvlll.ui. ikntn. 211 Jnlr I. KI-iuum. Tlia. AHantla lianlau. X. Y. •'.. 2«- July I. Kll«wurllis Hi. ItnuulnM.r. Snn lu'l'iinnlllNi. I'nl.. 2il July I. Kltiiii'l'iilu Tr.-iiiM.. Luna I'ark. I'lllalainf. 2i'.- •I.i I > I. Klnn.n- k I'litrfll. Hl>ni. Mnrliiil 1... Wla.. 2i!- July I. Klllini Una... liiivcriiRlur'n, Allantlr City. X. J., 2D July I. Mil-. Mr. A- Mrs. Jnrk. Fulimc Sliptn.yKan. Win.. 2S: lilrnl, Fmnl ilu l.na. 211. 1 nly I; Crynlnl. Waimall. "ML Kmanuin ft OliiaKu. S|»rln/ Itrmik I'nrk. St.- Hcml. I ml.. 211 Jnlr I. KiuiM-rur* ul Mania Ml. Hoylr'n, Allantlr City, St. J.. 211-Jnly I. Kllljilra t'llr (Juiirtatta. Orpliamii. lam Angalas, I'nl.. 2il-July I. Krnr*l Una... I. una I'ark. I'ltlnlair'. 211-Jul.r 1. Knlrrlln. I.r.-aiuu. Snn Fran.. Tal.. 2H July I. F.-ualle. Kllznla-tli. Walilamn-i' I'ark. F.rli-. I'a.. Sfi- July I. Kraini Slatarn. Xi.riralk. II.. 2l!Jllly I. Friii- friti. Iliji.u. iml Minn.. 211 Jnlr 1 ; l*lil.|ua. WlnnliMn;. fan., n-n. Kyarliart. Ill|i|nalnunr.. lailnlini. Klij;.. 211 July .11. Fan-all. Cliff. Oakfrail I'ark. r.rmihura;. I'a.. 20- July I. rnilaltr On-liantra. KallliV. Iliclini. 211 July 1. Fnrlry. Jainaa ft llnunlr, llruoknlilr al'rk. Atlnil, Mann.. 2il July I. I nr Sintam. Vlnrn.u.l I'nrk. Tinn-kn. Kan., '-'■".- July I. FnlrrlllliK Ilia. I'e.i|ila'>, I'wlnr lta|il.K. la.. 2H- J illy I : Kliilrla I'nrk. Watarlm.. :i-S. Fauias, III. olynipla. fhallaiiiaca. TriiR.. 2U. Jnlr I : I'asln... Xaakvllla. 3JJL Farrrll. fllff. I'a Itiuau I'ark. I'ltlalmrg. '.liJiilrl. I'nitnii ft Marriani. IHJnn. Ilnmlll.iu. II.. 211 July I. FaruHMnu ft Mark. Sjirluit Hnnik I'nrk. S.». Ik*ial. Iml.. 211-Jnly I. Fal.lniaii ft Hull. Klai-trla I'nrk. Kanaan Flly. Mi... 2U July I : F..i.M I'ark. IJltla ltm-k. Ark.. 3 1.1. Faru I'.uniMly Fimr. Hiiri'nialnr'a. Ailnntlr Flly. X. J.. 211- J illy s. l-*all\ ft Harry. Murrisuit'a, llia-knirny lu-ai-li. X. Y.. Sil July I. Fannisnu ft 1'aaniinira. Wuii.liTlnn.1 I'nrk. Dniirllla. III.. 2ii- J uly I. Fal.linaii'M Aarlnl I'l^n. Al Fn-.rn I'ark. l'aurla. III.. 211-July I. FrrptHmi. I>ii|.rra A- fu.. I.yrli* I'nrk. Jiniltu. Mn.. 211-Jnly I ; Hniluiiia I'nrk. Wal.li t'lly. Mi... .I-*. Frunlay, iin'ul. Illvenklp I'ark. Kalnn. Iml.. 2'!- Jnly I. l-'antalla A I la il.'I I (Tu. S|»rllil£ llniva i'.irk. Sj.rli sr- Halil. II.. 211 July s. I'lal.N A- Mnn-i'li. t'uluua. Si. n .lusr. fal., 211- ■Inlr I : l.yiviua. Snn Fran.. "ML I'kiliar. Mr. A- Mn. I'prklus. I'aatanv T.ilnl... u.. 211-Jnly I : Atiui I'ark. Y.uuip^tnirn. ::-s. FlKluittli Anna. Vtrturla. X. Y. •'.. 2HJuly I. l-'irnl. Ilnrltay. laikl* \ Ian I'ark. Tarn* llnula. Iml.. 2H-July I ; link Summit I'ark. Krniia- vlllr. lail.. :i-s. Katkrr, Susla. Kaltk'n. X. Y. f.. 211-Jnly I. I'k-liiK. Will II.. Kami. mi I'nrk. liruii.l llnilliln. Ml.-li.. July 2-S. I lala-r ft JiiIiiimiii. IMI. iinklnu.l. I'al . 211-Jnly 1. f'lllroorn ft Ailiim-i. t'ry«tnl I'nrk. Snlalla. Mm., 2« July I. l-'li.nniiv SIsIit.". Ailliwnl. .MiMM^.n". Una.. 2ll- Aac. 2X Fnrrr-iiK. Miialrnl. F.iKlia*. Kalaiunxi".. .Ml. Hi.. 'Ji'.- Jiily I. Fmnl lln«. ft Sialt-n.. (llwu|.l.. I'll Imp.. 2H- July I. Fi.nl ft WIImmi. I'*nl|ilrr. .I..|iiiimt-.lnirr!. S. A.. 211 Auu. 111. Fny. FahMr. ft f.i.. Wllllanm'. .Mankaltan Ik-mk. X. Y.. 211-July 1. Km ft Win. I. I'nrk. XiM.van.Ha. I'a.. 211-Julr I. l-'i.lkail. Arllnii II.. ii. II.. I'nl. Slut-... n.l.. 211- July I. Fia-lar. HI.. Fann. Tnlnki. ".. 2-! July I : I'urk. K. I.lrrrtanil. as. F'lN-ln-s. lk*u ft l.riux'. laipnm. I.mlkin.'. Ky.. 2U- July I. F..\ ft HllKlias. lllvr-i.l.. I'ark. Ilnl-a. I. In.. 211- July I. Fax ft SuuiBHIii. I'mivy UI.iihI. Wlux-Hlia. \V. Vn., 2il Jnlr I. Ftvii.. ft linn'. Wi-sl F.ml I'nrk. Xavr llrlrans. I. n.. '.'.l-.lill.i s. Frninuuiitlit** A InT-aTaa, Wi»u.larln.nl I'ark. Ilati- \ III... HI.. 21. July | ; link Summit I'nrk. Fran- r.M.' Iml.. -IS. Fnilrrk-ka. Ilia. Hall. Hiiklniiit. t'al.. 2il July I : i 'huh**. Snn Fran.. 3-s. l-'n-au* llnis.. Aiulllnrliiui. Inilinun|i.lla. Iml.. 211- Jnly I. Fnim-lM-iw, Tan. Wkmltn%'. fall., 211-Julr I; Hill la. Mnn.. :t-S. Fn-nali. Itasnla. Ili'..liauin. Snn Frnn.. I'nl.. 211* July I. Frill"* M.inkays. unmaiiiu. Snn Frnn.. fal.. 211- July I. Krtnaprlrka. Tlia. Hall. Sarrainant... i'al.. 2H July I : iliutiM., Snn Kran.. :M.*i. l-'mnkllu. Irvlna. Wnklrmaar I'nrk. Krla. I'n., 211- Jnly I. Fr...l... I 'tins., faaliai. I mini I.. Ilauali, X. V.. 2.V Jnlr s. l-'raiit. Sk.. HIJ.MI. Imlnili. Minn.. 2HJnly I. l-'nun It. II. Mi. I. iMynipk*. i "iil.-asiiv 211-July I: Fur- .•-I I'urk. Si. laulls. .1-M Frum'la. F.uunn. Kaltli's. I'lilln.. 2n July 1. t-'ram-U. Ailalim*. Snlimar I'nrk. Miuitraal. fnu.. 2l. .lull I. l-'reazi> Una... Amllli.rluni. lllillulia|M.||>. Iml.. 211- July I: F..II-4MII1I. Tarn- I Inula-. .1-1. l.anlnar. Wlllla. faslmi. Ilnuipt.ai Ik-arli. X. II., 211. Inly I. t.iiralm-ltl Family. Ilrnn I'lrn. Trrrulu, .M.Milarav. Max.. 211-July S. flnyk.nl. Ikuinla. fry.-tal I'ark. Smlullit. Mu.. 211- Jnlr I . I .ilka I'.uilmry faslllu. SI. Jnsi^.li. lis. iiallaailii. Krllll'a. IW.-i.ki. 211 July I. ilnta,. Xi'Immi. Falr.Tlnnil. fatiTuni. X. J., 211- Jnly I. tlnntinr ft Vim-anl. Lyaanitt. I.tanlnu. Klif., Julr 3-31. Ilalk'tll's MiHlkaya. I l.'li.larxitr... fnnav l-lainl X. V.. 2H Jnlr I. ISmrlly Sl.l.r-.. lllynipl.-. (Iilaai-... 'J. 1 July I. liallll. I'ln'l ft l'anrlia-. Ilak.r...,| I'nrk. I'll l-l.in-.-. I'n.. 2tl July I. llanlnar. W.-*t ft Snn.hlna. Ilurariintar'a. Allantlr flly. X. J.. 2l!Jiity I. llanlim-r I'lilkln-n l.'ll. Vnllay. Syrm-ui-. X. V.. July :i S. Ilnssinnn. Jnaaplilna. Amu I'nrk. Y.nuie>ti.iTn. IV, 2il July I. Ik-tiara A Tliartl. HallalitiarK's. Lalpxlij:. liar.. 2U- July SI. Halcar. Jnhn. I'ark. K. I.lt.ar|as.l. II.. 2il July I. llinirKi* ft Harrlnal.Hi. fn.lli... Ilnlupt.ui Haaali. X. II.. 'JiiJaK I. Immi.iim ft Italia.. Vlrtnrln. S. X. >'.. 211-Jnly I. Illlk-n. T«ni. Klai-trlr I'ark. Allwny. X. V.. Jnlr .IS. ISIII. Xal. limarnator'*. Atlanllr I'Hy. X. J.. 2«- Inly x. illlium-. Itnruai. Youuc'-. I'lar. Ailaun. flu. X. J.. 2.1 July 1. (Illrny. llaynr« ft Miailkninrry. Xurunila-ea I'ark. Il.a.t.111. 211 lull I- .... ..... V lillmnn Slslar". llntfmalur ». Atlanllr < 117. •>. lilllVntTirnla/ finmln. ft fn.. Iiriilirnin. San Fran.. fal.. 2'i Jul' I. , , (illlatla Hl»lar«. Km-ky Snrkigs I'ark. Ijun-aalar, I'n.. 2H-Jiily I. _ . .. ,, flllim.ra Slatara. faallili. Ilnln|.t"ll llmrli. X. II.. "•1-Jlllr I. lilklay ft F.Jx. Hntamaliir's. Atlanlk Mly. S. J-. Illan'niv * K.Hsall. flmnil. Vi.l..rla. fan.. 2H- Jntv I: Flilu.ua. HrlllnKlialii. Wnsli.. .IS. rsnlitaus. Mii-IihI. HuyVa'a. Atlanllr 1 lly. X. J.. 2U-Julr I. ■.... la.l.laii ft Huehas. Valley Park. Syranw. X. V .. 2ll-Jlllr I 1 Hallnlllis'a. Itin-knany. •'.•». Hunliai ft llnyas. ilmlfmy's. ilriunl HnpliN. Mk-li.. ail-July I. . , iii.riiiiiu ft Wasl. Wmilariirlli ► lt'«»f. l-anc r. I'a.. 20-Jnly I. ik.nknm. lUaimllns |3I. I luujnr. law Aajajua, fal.. SiUnly I. ■ ionium ft Waal. WiKilanrlh. l-anansirr. I'a.. ill- Jl,| r I. .... (i.if..rili ft Ih.yla. I'ark. I'aiu. III.. 2H July 1 ; Itkauiilnifliui. :i-x. . ,. Ilol.lla. Alinla. I'.niay l-lnu.l. VVIiivlliiK. «. *«., 'jiiJuly I. . _. (iiailluans. Mualial. I.nkr yulusleanvmil. natm- tar. Musn.. 2il Jnlr I. liunrlar Itns.. Hrnaii'k I'ark. Illni-a. X. I.. 2'.- July I : llliiKlinuiimi. :i-s. Hia-li ft Xeunni. Falrylninl. I'atar-n.n. X. J.. 211- Jnly I. Hiiklsnillli ft How. Mlaariilrrliaae I'lrr. Allniilla City. X. J.. 211-July I : Mini 1'alarr. X. Y. t;.. 3-S. liunkiii. lam ft Mar. Muiuii.in's I'nrk. SI. I.nilla. •J.VJnly 1: I'lH'strr I'ark. Cliirluunll. 3-S. i.milrr. YV.iHi.ii A lirrular, llniuoiiu. ilraiul ltn|i- kl«. Mk-li.. 211- July I. limy ft ilmliaii. Itm-ky Sprlm-s I'ark. lauirna- lar. I'n.. Sn-Jnli- 1: Ilaii.lrrsinr». fnliay la- laml. X. Y.. .1-K. Ilr.inrlllc. Ml tin la. Hnylr'a. Allalllk- <1ty. X. J., 2il July I. ilmi-as 1.1). Caalii.i Park, Ktlaiunruii. Mlrli., 25* July 1. (Irarif. Mannrat. X.iraliy, Slnnx Falls. .1. I)., 'jnjulr I: ll.anlulini. Wlnnl|S'|t. Can.. .".-.". (irannmi. Ila. Wllllanif. Manhattan ltrn.li. X. Y.. ail-July I. timi-la ft Krynukla. I iilnua. taw Aiierlrs. Cal.. July ML liruas. Win.. Bljml. Crarn Ray. Wis.. 20 July I. Ilrimn Bnn.. Mimic Hall. llriKlit.m Ilearli. X. Y.. 20- July I. Oram! IJiK-ra Trio. Praruoily I'ark. Nf«|nirt. It. I.. 211 July 1. liunnliiK, laxilar. Proctor's .llli Are.. 2.1 July 1. Onjar ft IVNrlll. Krith'a. I'lilln.. 2n-Jnly I. Harl ft tllllou. Conay lalattil, Wliaellng. W. Vn.. 211-Jnly I. Hart. Willi- A Rill Hi. KalihN. Bo<|imi. 2r.July I. Ilallen ft Fuller. Yonnf'a I'lrr. Atlantic City, X. J.. 211-July I. Hariii-li. Mnurlra. While Onk Park. X>w Ilritaln. OaaaV, 211 July I: Ilannrar Park. Mrrlilrn. ML Harm ft llaal.r. MnrrlMUi's. It.n-kHWnr Ilfarb, X. Y.. M July I. Harrison, la*. I'nirlur'a. X. Y. C. 211-July I. Han. Suilln. Janiuidta. Rlaliniou.l. Iml.. 217 July I : (Ink Summit I'ark. Krnuarlllt-. .is.- Hall. Anna. F.nirunlla Oanlana. Prm. III.. 211- Jnly S. Hay. Fnlry.-ta. Laiimni I'nrk. I.inlluxr. Ky.. 2ft. July ] : HlautaiiBy I'nrk. Oilunikus. n.. *|.y. Ilann-r. I.m-Hir II.. UIJou. Marlnrtlr. Win.. 211- July S. Ilarri-y. W. S.. ft Co.. SleaplerliBK. Piar, Atlantic Illy. X. a.. 211-Jnly I. llamllns. The. Fnliiae. Minnea|nills. 211-Julr I. Ilanliex. The. Crystal. Kuknntn. In.l.. 2fi-Juir 1. Ilayinan. Mr. ft Mr*. Jark. Falrrlen- I'ark. Hay- ton. 11.. 2H-July 1 : Kinplre. CYilnrnilu Si.rinas, Oil.. .IS. Harris llros.. Coney Islnml. Wlieelliic. W. Va.. July .IS. Ilayilon. Virginia. Atlantlr tlanlen. X. Y. P., 211-Julr I. lianlman. Ji*. Wnlilamerr I'urk. Krla. Pa.. 211- Jnly I. HarrlUKloii. .1. W.. Unytr's. Ailnntlr City. X. J., 211-.I11I- I. Hall ft fulkuru. (iiirrlrk. Ilurlliiytrm. la.. 211- Jnly I. Ilrrlieri lln.s.. Wlllluin.'. Mnnliatlan Ilearli. N. Y.. 211-Jnly I. Ilrrnnann. A.lrlnlilr. Mniihaltan Ilrarh. X. Y.. July ML Henry. Kiwrne. Moiinn'li I'nrk. I.nirtnii. t)kln.. 2H- luly I. Ilaralil Silllnrr t'.rtimlr Four. Ulru.lale I'nrk. -Xnslirllla. Trnn.. 2U July 1 : Olyaiplr. Chatta- nniajra. :: 2H. Ilanry ft Fram-ls. Keith's. X. Y. f.. 2H July I. Ilarlnrt'a Ibibs. laum Park. Pittaluirg. 2ii-July 1. Ilauhiirr. CIib... Central I'nrk. I'reksklll. X. Y.. 211-July I. Ilrnclrr Slslai>. I'na-liar's. Xrnark. X. J.. 211- July I. Ilelalluit. Win.. Snautusa I'ark. Pnttatimrn. Pa.. July ML llarla-rt ft Willing, laikarlcir I'nrk. Trrrr Haute. ■ nil.. 21 1-. 1 11I.1 I : Mnnnkiu I'nrk. Si. la.uls. .1.1. llatinlnKS. Lnrla ft HriuiluEs. lUuii.im I'ark. liraml HnpkTs.Mlrli.. 2HJnly I: Lake Mlehlciin I'nrk. Muskegon. 11-1. Il.n;r.iii. T.nn. Coiiey Islnml. tluelniintl. 211-July I; Kakeskle Park. Haylnii. 11.. -is. Ilamlersmi ft It...-. I'mir Mllr flxn-k Park. Krla. Pa.. SHJiily I. Mains. Hilly. I. una I'ark. Johnstown. Pa.. 211- July I. Hill A- Hill. Mexkiillly. Met.. 211-July s. Hilton. Freil. Al Fresco I'ark. Piiirla. III.. 211- .Inly x lllrklliali lln*. CI'. Keith's. I'lilln.. 211-July I. II.. I. Ian. tlenrvr. Wnsliliurion I'nrk. Ilnymuie. X. J.. 2il-Jnlr 1 : Olympic I'ark. Xrwark. .". s. Hull. Air.. Kleiirla I'mk. Knnsns Pity. Mi... 211- July I : liutersnll I'nrk. Iks. Molues. In.. ML llnnuiuiim. Tke. Fuur Mile Crark Park. Krla. I'a.. '.. ; Jul. I. Iliilnnsi ft Hulinrs. ltlrersltla Park. M-nilrenl. ''nil.. 2U liil; I. Il.imn. l-aklle. Kkvlrle I'ark. Allmn.r. Jf. Y.. 211- July I. Alkletlr I'nrk. Huffaki. ML . Ikikniniln.. Curtis ft Wrhli. Miwrisini'a. It.n-knwnr lii-m-h. X. Y.. 2il-Jnl.r I. Ilta-no. KnnMit. ft Slmk'tils. Vltiorla. X. Y. C.. 2ii-Jiily S. Ilon-nr.l ft l.lililri. Itakwianl I'nrk. I'll I .luirs. 211- J uly I. Iloliunu. Harwnnl ft llayn-anl. Una*. I'nrk. J«|i- Mo.. 2« July I : Crystal Park. Snlalln. Mu.. ::-s. Il.illownr. pn.r.. Malro|aillliili. Ihilulli. Minn.. 211- July I. Il.u'y A- l.e... Keilli'.. I'lilla.. 2ii-July I. Huntrnrlnn lt.11>' I'.nml. I. nun I'nrk. PJItsluin:. 2il. Inly I. Ilmiiiic. ill. Music Hull. Jlrkhtiin I'.ri.'h. X. Y.. 2« .lull I. Ilut.-!ilii...ii. J. K.. ft fn.. Pnstor's. X. Y. 0., 211-July I. Hm^a'l Una... Family. Untie. Mian.. 211-Julr S. Iliielm. Mnsleal. Pnn'i.ir's :.MU Street. X. Y. <:.. 21. July I : Klnlrtr Park. Newark. X. J.. ML llttnlrrss. Kinplre. Hnklau.l. fal.. 2U-July I : Xnr- elly Park. Simklnn. ML llrlumls en. Crystal, c.il. nkipa., CI.. 2H-Julr 1 : Crrstal. Si. Ji.M-.li. Mo.. ML llyile A- llealk. I lalu.a. Sail l.i.ka fn.. I'.. 211- July I: Flulina. 1 1:. Ian. .'IS. Imln.fT. Conn ft iYirltuie, Maiuiiini's I'nrk, St. lailtls. 2:. Julr I. Iniimrliil Jn|.s. Vlcl.irln. X. Y. P.. 211-July I. Ilimnus. The. Arm.'. X.irfolk. Vn.. 211-Julr I. Irwin. I.ihiIm'. Falrrkiml. Patersnu. X. J., 2il- .Inly I. Ilnllall 1'rlo. M.-lliml Houlrrnnl, Imslml. 211- Juty I. Jackson A- Paiula-. ilruuatl. Kh-kni..n.l. Iml.. 2ll July I. Jm-ipias. Xunoii. Wmtlworth. Lancaster. I'n.. 2H- July I. JacksMu. Pn.r.. Mair-i|M.Htnn. Irtilutli. Mian.. 211- Julr I. .Ia.k-.in. Klln-I. Ill km. Pululli. Minn.. 2.1 July I. Jaeksmi. Cli. Illaii.iala Park. Xa-hrtlle. 'I'aun.. 2il July I. Jenillnu. A Jewell. Fuhinc. YVIiii.I|m^*. Call.. 211- July 1 ; Fiii.|iie. Mlluifa|ailia. Minn.. :l-S. J.MUisl.ni.. Miialrnl. Hnrm-.sr.OTl Tnur. Kui:.. 211- Jnly I. Ji.uk. IrikiL'. Musi.- Hall. Hrk-luon Itciuh. X. V.. 2H July I. .l.-uas A Suit. >li. Ii.-lknoial Park. I'll iKlmnr. 211- July I. .M111..UI ft WalN. I.1..11 Paln.i.. X. Y. P.. 2il lull I. .lonliui. Ilnrrv. Ctairy Islnml. Wharllni:. W. Vn.. 2il-.laly I .liiulia'r A Hnyes. liyr Ilearli. X. Y.. 'JliJaly I. Kales llros.. In^ar-oll I'nrk. In>- Moines. In.. 2'i.luly I: Fl. MiitI.Iiiii I'ark. IHeliw.a-l. III.. o-K. k .limns. Tin.. It." ky Kartaoa park. I.amaslrr. Pa.. ■.•iiJali I. Kailfluali. Helta. Allialnkm. I.. .11. 1..:.. Kbk.. 2.1 July ;i. Knrtelll. llaiiimiTsteln s. X. \. I... -H-Jnly 1, Music Hall. HrlBlitiai Ilearli. -IS. Knne. lavmanl. Han.oiia. Hran.l KnnHla. >llrt.. Keiay J "Alfre.l. ft Oav. Park. Baynnne. X. J.. K.i»."j.' Warren. Keiths. I'lilla- 20-July I. Kenton. Hornllir. Knjllali tlnnlen \ lennn. Au>.. 2ii:i" : Kursul. I.iH-erne. Swin.. July 1-11. K.110. Walsh ft Ylelnwr. Vlel«rla. X. Y. I... J<1- Kee'lVy sl.lcrs. Terrnpln I'ark. Pnrkerahurs. VI. Vn.. 2iiJiily 1. „ .. .. Kauri, 11 ft Hr (ianno. Cam-aile Park. Brriln. X. Kelly. Waiter C.\ Keilli'. Ilwloti. .aaVJaajf 1. Kellaher. Kraplrr. (iliwenler. X. J - larJaV !.__ Keeley Slaters. Terrapin I'nrk. Purkeraliurg. v.. Va.. 211-luly I. ..... .„- Kalians Hi. I1uters1.ll I'nrk. I >rs Molars, la in- July 1 : Fin-rat Park. Kansns r lly. Mo.. .1-1. Keliay Mr. ft Mrs. Ilnmal. Iilora Park. Yinnurs- tS^'k^K'r:^. x.t..'.w*j. Kit Frank. A Co.. hell lis. Ik.sl1.11. Ji.-Jny I. Kentusly ft Krliin-ily. ISarrrualnr a. Ailnntlr t.lly, K li.l'i- ft MclanihllB. Prmlnrs 23il SI.. X. Y. P.. 211 Julr 1 : .MiiHiallali lleiicli. X. Y .. J-S. Klrnlf.i. Vlinrill. ilurrniillnr'n. Atlantic J'lty. X. J.. 211-July 1. _ ,. KllnmurJ Jn|w. Itiam Park. Itliujliatuliai. X. Y.. Klaajarfl Wnau. Canaan " ? Park. .New Caatle. I'a.. Klui!sk'y' r ft la-wla. Keith's. X. Y'. I.'.. 2H-Jnly I Klrnllo. lius. Crystal I'ark. Seilalln. Mo.. 211-July Klein, nit Urns. * Xlrhokmn. Vlrturla. X. T. ('.. 211-Jnly I. Knenser. Ilreat, la;'diii - « I'nrk. St. lauils, 21.- K.1I1I. Iliia ft Marlmi. Crystal. Mnrlnti. Iml.. 20- Jnly 1 : Crystal. Ainlewin. :t-N. K'-uri- ft tliaplaln. Xoreity. (laklainl. Cal.. 2«- i* I. ... Koler ft Sernwiir. Fairl. l'uel.lo. Cul.. 211-Jnly 1. Kopiie ft 1.1ml. Keith's. Baalim. 2n-Jnly I. Kolilar ft Markio. Kaglr. Johnstown. X. Y.. 2«- Kurili. Fontaine Ferry I'nrk. laiiilnTllle. 20-July I. r.a Ailella. Burfa. Ilareii|«>rt. la.. 2(1 July I. I.a Claire ft Went. Tmiilillni: Hani Park. Mlllville, X. Y„ Sli-Jiily 1 : Sen lale City. X. J.. :l«. I .a Mnr. YVayne. Hell, llakluinl. Cal.. 2'Slir. Am.n-n. HI 20- Jnly I. las.iiard. tlraae. Myrrs' Casino, c-.1u.11. 0.. 20- July I. la-, lliilillas. Tin. II. laitlik.u. Kill-.. Aiie. 2.1. Slid. SI. Lewis. AL. Iliyin, Marmietir. Mleh.. 2(1. lulr 1 ■ Ciyalnl. Wnusail. Wis, ,".-K. I.clclilou. Lillian, ft Co.. HIJou. Ksrnnalai. Mli-ll. 2H-Jnly I. la-lali. Ben. Jolly. Kinplre. (Ihuicrstrr. X. J. 20- July & la*w|s ft i'linpiii. TnMmlern. riitrnpi. 20-Julr 1 • . (inrifruy'n. (Jrnnd Itatdds. Mirk.. ::-K. la-e. Mr. ft Mm. James p.. 11 rami. Krrrett. IVanh 20-Jnly I : I'nkiue. Astoria. ML la-ry. Mrs. j„les. ft Co., Seattle. YVaali.. 2ilJuly lasm. May. ft kta, ISyr Benrli. X. V.. 211-Julr I J Snrin l:.s-k. Xaw llaren. fiain.. Mi l.etiert. It.. Kiaidre. KiirliiKAeld. III.. o (i . Jlllr , larrltl. J.». Sea Breeze Park. Umdieslrr, X. Y 211-July I . I.a Hoy. Marie. Parlllnn Hvacli. Kryiairl. X J 20 July I, la' Hoy Trio, linrernator's. A tin in i.- City, v j 211-July I. ' *•' ia* Uoy. Slimier, fit.lno. |..r< An^elrs i',! •.,. July 1. Lilrlinekl. Mr. ft Mrs. .Veil. I'aslun I'nrk. Inln- mutoo. Mich.. July ML l.lldn.y ft Tmyar. I'ark. fnslmi. W. Y'n.. 20 Julr I: Hlr.ilaiifcy Park, fulnnikus. 11.. 2j<. iMTanaataaja l4i. Teaipll', llaln.il. Mich.. 20- July I. Llllpllllau Trio. I III. inc. Los Aucelra Cal "0. July I. Lindsay':. H.n» ft Muukcrs. Hull at I'nrk Pa- indt. Mirk.. 20-July I. la reae. faslmi. 1 Hilar.. 1 Ik'nrll. X. \ Jajfy -\.s 1 ..nili.ml Br»M.. Slieare's. Xnliaul, Mnss. "0'. July t. I. likens III. Xaw York ll.a.r. X. V. C "II. July I. " Lull Hms.. YYilllnnis. Mnnhiiiian Bench. X. Y 20-Jiily I. ' Liny ft lalcli-r. M-lhtallliuu Bench. tVurer. Col 2'i-Jnly I : lncars.ill I'nrk. Pes Mnlnas. In. :i-i' l.iilsl Plcam Trki. fhrairr I'nrk, Clnaliuiati. 20- July I. I.ynrh. Hreni. I.li.u Palms'. X. Y. f.. 2HJulr I Lym.tle Sisters, la.rnay I'nrk. Allentowii. I'n 20- Jilly I : Valley I'nrk. Syracuse. N. Y., :'.-K Mav ft Mllrs. Hway. Ijis Anitelex. Cal.. 2(1 Julr I: 1 Ira nil. San PleB... j..i. ' Mnrllm. Mile.. Sbm's. Hiiflral.i. 2HJulr I Mann. Paliny. ft I.,,',, Haines. JmM-.' San Jose CnL. 20 Julr I : Urrfran km I'nrk. Fresno .is' Marline lln.tlier.. Saktnlu T.mr. S... Am "O- Jilly s. " Mnh'sllc Mil- I.a I Trio. Keith's. X. Y C "(1. Julr I : KrtlliV. I'lilln.. :l .1. Maddux. Ill.liur.l A.. II. IL. litluninn In "H July I . M.-n.-ih park. |.i,„,. ., ; . Maaoc. Jack K Hrrk.l.lra I'ark. I'lllsiial.l. Mass., 'Ji.Jnly I. Markley ft Cruz.. Itwny. lam Ancalea. Cj|. 2i;.luly Hariarlbrs, Ureal, farulral. llrbanV fns'k f.d July 2-x. Marki A Akin. Hrrla Bnw.. Maxi... Max "ii- July .1. Mattrne. Kiklr Cnriilrnl. Shnmn. Pa.. 20 Julr I Ma.- ft Mae. I'ark. Tapper Lake. X. V. 211.101. |* Marc. Tiiu.. Foiilaiua Ferry I'ark L.mi.rille' J.11 Jidj 1 : Kn.| Kml Park. Mrmplils. Timiii ' 2C Maaaey ft Kramer. Htieare'a. X'nhant. Ma July 1 : lt.a-ky I'olni. PnivideiuT. :i*k Majestic Trio, Miinro Park. Toronto Can ..a July I. "• -"• Mdrtlnl ft Mux Mllllan. Hipp., nrlchli.n r... 20 July I: Knipltv. Hrlatni. ,1-K : p„|„„ ;:"'- pow. Sixil.. 10-1.1: Lyceum, lanidon. Knc. "•'. Mnrcellne. Hlp|snlnane. X. Y. C. ;i-,..i,.i,- ■ Macnrte Sl-ters i:ii. Hlpj... Iinaaai. l-ai- ' •■,- July I: Kmiilrr. Shrltlekl, .IS: Kinplre" 11,01" 111-13; Kinplnv llrlrlil.ni. 17-22. "' Marslinll. Hie Mysllc. Paalnr'a. X. V C •« July I. ' x Mailia|is l.'li. Pnstia-"s. X. Y. f.. 20Jn| 7 j Marllu ft QnaaV. YVa hleiiu-re Park. Krie is ' •«• July .1. - "* Mazuz ft Mazett, Morrison's. l(i N .kriwnr lta..L X. Y.. 2HJiily I. ' '^'*' Mutliews ft Ashler. Keith's. X. Y. •'.. 2dJii| v 1 .Maswy ft Kramer. Shrare'a. Xnluuii. Y| a ..' .... July I. ' •'' Murrlntt Talus. Clie-ler Park, finaiiuiuil -r July I : frilar P11I11I. Samlusky. :ls. Mnsee. Clem «'., Hljnu. Kscunuliu. Mich. "(;.j„i. 1 : IHJ..11. Calunirt. :i-K. "' Maiim. A Slinnkllir. Itlvrrskle I'urk. \VI U , ,.,.„„ fan.. 20Jiily s. " ,r " Maniiuiuds. Tin*. Saiiliie.1 Park. I'nii.inwi. p. 20 July 'I: liineniBlor'a. Atluutl,- Cllr \ j" a-s. ■•■■■• Macart's lh.g ft Monkey t.'lrciis. Prurlar*a 2:1.1 11 X. V. f.. 2UJuly I. '• Marslinll. Berl, Cnuey Island. YVIieelliiL- YV V. 20-July I. "' Muxwell ft Dudley, YVukleluere I'nrk. Krla l'« 20 July I. ' "•' Martin ft Hlilavay. l'a»tur'M. X. Y. f„ 20 j.dr 1 Murlln'n Hojfs ft ponies, Cliutes. Snu Fmn . (al. 2'1 .1. ii: I. al.. Marley. Chas. J.. Ilnnulnay. Kan Brrnanllin Cal.. Wl-Sept 2. Mnrtclln. Jimlinelte. liuvrrnalor's. Allnidle tlir X. J.. 20-July 1. *• Martin. -II I ft SylrcBler. Doyle's. Atlantic Clir v J.. 20 July I. '■ Massey ft Kramer. Shea re's. Nairn id. Xlnsa ".' July I. " Mnrdo llr.w. t.'ii. l.iurn I'urk. Yonup.liiwii 11 ■>(; July I. Muzettes. The. HI|M»sJrooir. X. Y. P.. 20-Jnlr I Mnreeiins. Tlie. Keith's. Ihision. 2H July 1. Mnntell's .Mnrinuetlii.. Xoreity. S(*a-kl'.|i. r ff | 20-July I ; Snrrnnteiito. ML Marlow. I'.d. S.. Park. Limn. II.. 20-July I ; i.i,,. ileiiwald I'nrk. Ilamllloii. ML .Miirlou ft Penrl. Kalrylaml. I'utersoii. X. j h,. July I. Mnthlens. Jnirulini;. Pleasure Bench. Xnrwalk ti 20-July 1. Mnher. Agnes. Doyle's. Atlnntle tltr. X. j it. July I. MrArny. pnn. Morrison's. Itocknwny Bearh. X \ 20 July I. Mctilnnls. .Ii.hu p.. Rustle Palnre. Hot Surlli-a Ark.. 20-July I. i "»>. McCarthy. Mrles. ft P.... Olymplr, ijilra-,,. j„ir 3-S. * McVelltll. Johnnie. IC.i.a Paine ft Wistaria Khrl. lands. Xew Y'ork limit. X. Y\ C. 20-Jnlr I. Mcla-isl. Andrew. Koutlieru park. Pltt-lniri: 2U- July I. McYY'atem ft Tysiai Co.. Morrison's. It's'ltawar Beneli. X. Y.. 20-Jiily I. McXattl. Kecioui & Mullauey. Pnrney Park. Alien. K.u'n. I'n.. 20-July I. MeXntt Trio. Suit Lnkr. P.. July i'.-R. MeKiini.in ft Kenl. Homo's Park. MayOower. Ma««.. 20-July 1. M.-i'ann Family. Four Mile Creek Park, Krie. Pa. 20-July 1. MeMnlmii's Mlustral ttlrls. I'ns-lor's 2.'l.l Si. X V. C 211-Jnly I. Mii.'niinall Slslers. (.Imlo. Snn Frnn.. Cal.. 2u July I. Mcl'hcc ft Hill, Keith's. I'lilln.. JO July I. McClellan. Jan., Itljun. Dnliith. Minn.. 20 July 1. MelSmie ft liruiit. Cedar Point. Samlusky. 11..* 211- Jnly I : Pleasure Beach. Xorwalk. ML MrSnrlay ft Kleniaire. Oreen Fnait, llm.lw.ai.1. S. D.. 20-July 1. Mal'n-n ft Pimle. Slur. Purllalnl, Pre.. 2'l.luh I : Star. Aslwla. ML Melrlllr ft Azelle. Casino Park. Kiilaniuzim. Ml.-U.. July 2-K. Messeuj.'er Boys* Trio, tllriuple. Chlanpi. 2'i- July 1. Me'rrltt. Biiyiuoml. Frontier I'nrk. r>ic. Pa.. 20- July 1 : l-ikerlrw I'urk. Terrr Haute. IibL. ::k. Melmy Trio. Xorelly. Hnklinul. CnL. 20-Julr 1. Meredith Sisters. Stall Tour. Kudiiiid. Melrllle. Jeau. tieliimM.. Srra.ilse. X. Y\. 2'1 July 8. Meiers ft Mom. Knit... Xowcmss, . IftaC, 20-Julr I: Kinp.. Stratr.ini. 3-»: Kiup.. sii.-iMr.isioi.il. laVtS: l-.nlii.. I.'anllff. 17-22. Mean 131. Ilreus Yarleia. Sl.s-klmlm. Swa.L. :•'.. .l»: 1 1.. I Liny. Kaju July 13-13: Itlarki«» I. 17- Mllls ft Morris, prorl.ir's SM St.. X. Y. P.. Jnlr ML Mllilarr. Chan.. .Music Hall. Briuhtoii Beach. St. Y.. 20-Jnly I. Mitchell ft Cn iu. la-xiiiBtiai I'nrk. Huston. 2>',. July I. .Miller. l:ilt. la-Hi. Sallslmry Beach. Xewliurr|airt, Mnns.. 20. Inly K. Middays. Tlie. Jnml«". Pixirla. III.. 20-Jnlr 1. Mlllnnl Hms., YVhlte City, flerelawl. 211-July I. Mllliiian Trio. I'nrnpiii I'nrk. Xantnsket Ilrarh. Mnss.. 20-July I. Mills ft Morris. Morrison's. li'M-kniray Haarh. N. V.. 20 July 1 ; l'r.«-l .r's 2."al Slns-t. X. >'. P, ML Mkl'lleton. Uln.lys. 1). ||.. Victor. P. .Mlmirniaills. Minn, :t-s. Mnridiy. Xolnii. I.nkewoial I'nrk. Al|.»mn. I'a, 2'1-July I. .Yluaetta. Pei'ln. A. ft S, llustoii. 'Jo Juki 1. MusketiMT.. HI. ICeiiMl.k Park. Ilharn. X. Y, 20-Jnly I. Mullen ft Con-Ill. .Sprhie lliia.k I'nrk. So. Bend. In.l, 20-Jnly I. Xnrnssnr Trou'in.. Xew York Idaif. X. Y. C, Si- July I. Xawtoa. Hilly. KrtVn I'a.ia... X». Beach. X. Y, 20-Jnlr I. Xewell ft X'lhk.. Callstniin. Terre Haute. Iml, 20 July I : Sprtli? fin.re. Kprilicliahl. 11, , "- Xihlie A ikinleam. Aroli I'nrk. Yiaiugstuwn. I', 211. lulr I. Xlklu ft Itlley. Keltli-s. Phlln.. 20-July I : Brlah- tnu Ileneli. X. V, :I-S. Nlldo. Fml. Williams', Mailhntliin Bench. X. Y, 20-Julr I. Xnwllii. p«ra. Keith's. X. Y. C. 211-July I. XorrlsHi*. The. Atlantlr tlnnlen. X. V. C, 2 1 "'- July I. Xorworth. Jnek. Iilvinjilr. Cklcns?.. 20-Jaly I. Xie.vnt. J. c.. ft (■„.. pnietur's. Xrwark. X. J- 20-July 1. Xye. X11I. ft Ha ln a Consiniillur. Kcllli'a. X. V. •'.. 211 July 1. Pls'rstalrer Tmui*. follarum. la.mlon. F^i?, in* 3-31. • I'llrleii. pan. Illpi«.lnn n e. X. 1*. I*.. 2U Jul.' '- tiRdru. Helen. iVslnr Point. S.-uuliiskr. 11, 2* .July 1. tl'liell. Tommy, fmiar lalnli.l. flurliuinli. 2* July I. tilv.ii Pros, Olympic. Ililrn-i.. "ii J11I1 I. "Iirl. Adale I'urrla. ft Co.. Al.-ilnislu I'ark. Hulls"- Pa, 'JlSJnly I. Prland. lav. Vlnc-imni, In.l, 2.1-Jnlj 1 Orlniid. Lee. Vliieeiin.-. Inil.. 2.1-Jnlr 1 Uzars. The. Park. Kindlon. Can, 2ii.liily I Brian. Kllllc, ft Co, lil.i.lni.tv Park. Cliuiik a*. II. 20 July I. O'Brien ft linrel. F'n-rlaalr I'nrk. Xewm*:. II. I ■ 20-Julr I. Parker. Bert, ('..nihluiiil.ui. Pra.!n/.-«l. S. P, 20- Jnly 1. Paulzei' Trl... Xaw V.n-k laaaaT. X. V. I" . 2>: July I. I'nrkers. The, IV.olirn I'nrk. Can dan. X- >•• S* July I. July 1. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 475 Pauline! tl. Coliseum. London. Kits-, 211- fitly 31. Patty lines.. WltllHiitH'. Mi'iilmtiHii llem-li, N Y., 20 July I. Filnit-r * Hi.l.lnsou. Fh-kairk. Snu llleru. Cat.. 20 Jul) I ! FMa-r'ii. Ij« Angeles, .'is. Parish, rjllsisi. \ Iciorla. ran., 20 July I: I uhiii,-. tteHlmfhain. W«»b., Its. I'rru A WIIm»i. Central Park. D.ivcr. N. II.. 2IJ- J .il.i- 1. 1'frry * Alrrla. I.ekowuoi Park, Mhtdletown. Conn.. 20-July 1- I'rrry. Walter. Lyceum. Snn Krnii.. Cul.. 2U-Jnly 1. 1'rrc'btiig Bros.. Henderson's. C.wry Island, N. Y.. 20-July I. pcrrei. Les. Illpi.odi'onie. *>• V. C. 2il July 1. j Vict . Krai i Am, If, rami. Ziinesvllk-. o.. SO- July 1 : ulnitnugy I'nrk. falaai law H-H. I'eiiiuau. May, Acme. Norfolk. Ya.. 2il-July 1, Phelps, orren A Millie, tlialfroy's, (Imiiil Hnplil*. Mich.. 20-Jnly «. phl.brouks A Iteynolil*. Limn Turk. Johnstown. I'a.. 20-Jnly 1 ; uukfonl I'nrk. tlrecnshiirg, :ts Phillips k Merrltt. Pastor's. X. Y. I'.. Si! July 1. i'luanl ii Walters. Casino, Atlanta, tin.. 2U July 1; Kiclnuoud. Va.. II*. Platte. Hrrnt. Hunt I'nrk, Columbia. S. C, 20- July 1 : Ulranlvllle I'h.. 3-8. potter 4 Hurt well. Noruuilssgn Park. Boston. 20- July I. powers' Klt^ilinnts. Illpimlromf. X. Y'. C, Ill- July I. Powell's Klectrlc Theatre. Proctor's. Newark. N. j.. 20July 1. Powers llros.. Norfolk. W. Vn.. 2fiJuly 1 Power* A Theobald. Recreation I'nrk. Fresno. - CM. 2'l-.!iily 1 : Clinics. Sun Fran.. :i-H. Powers. Mr. it Mr*. Julm T.. Acme. Sacramento. C.il-. 20Jiily I : Hell. Oakland. IIS. Pranudns. The. Froullor I'ark. Kile. I'a., 20 July I. (.'itliilati A Mack. Proctor's, Newark. X. J.. 28- Joly I. "Queen's Kan." Woolworlh, Lancaster, I'm.. 20- July 1. Qnle. Kdw.inls A Nick.Tssin. Alleudm-n. I'a.. 20- July 1 : Hasten. .1-8. Kmr.oiils.Hbers lOi. Victoria. X. Y'. <".. 20Jnly 1. Iln'if. Plande. Metivpolltlli. Dlllutli, Minn.. 20- juiy i. Ilnuisey Sister*. Iaike View I'ark. Torre llmite, Intl.. 20-July 1: Casino. Knliuiaruo. Mich.. 3-S. Rainwml. Ilnliy. Chester I'ark. Cincinnati, July 3-S. Ilanii. Mr. * Mr*.. Morrlsvllle. (I.. 20-Jnly I. Knvinonil A Cnverly. Morrison's, loackawny Hcucli. X. Y.. atlJnly I. Km- A HriMrhe. Lexington I'ark. Boston. 20- July 1. Hh.'o \- llerimaii. AHeutown. I'a., 20 July 1: Sea Isle. X. J., il-8. llnf.-u-l. Washington I'nrk. Kl Paso. Tex.. 20- II l.v 1. Rav. Claude. Metropolitan. Duliuli, Minn . 20- Jnly 1. Rnilfi.nl i Valentine, Lyric, I.1vim-|«: Pnlaie. .Mnnchesler. IT 22. Santell. (Ireat. Nana, p„„ 2iiJulv I. 8alo. O. K-. Kursaal. Lneerue. Swill.. 20-20. h ' A l u J, Quartetle. Savin Rock. New lluveu. Conn., 2U-July 1. Snwielle A Senrs. 1'r.ik. Terre lli.ute, Iivl.. July .Schepp'a l>, S s A |',„||,~,, nrplii'iun. Snu Fran.. (ill.. .||||y 2-1.*.. Scott. Ilarohl. I'resivnt (I.inlcn. Revere lleaeli, Ma«.. Julv 2-M. ^Ilf."; , X,, "■'•• * '•'*■""• LexhiBloii I'nrk. Huston. 20-Julv 1. Sellilnl A tin. vinl. Fairyland. Pntersoii. N. J.. 20- July 1. •Sejinnnr A lllll. Cascade Park. Uirllu. X. IL. 2«IJnly I. Senion . (Tins. v.. Williams', .Miiiih.il tan Uracil.. N. Y.. 2il-.Iiilr i. pecker A Wilkes, c.ney Islaml. W. Va., 20-Julv I. SoMtJcs eh. si.v|il.s-| ln y,. pier. llrl.lwiHirt. Cniin.. Jl»-Jldy I. Shrcider. Prof.. MetmiHilllau. Duliuli. Minn., 20-July 1. Shannons Hi. \r W |.««i Park. Mass.. 'JOJiilr 1. Miniik. I lurry I. I|..,-kv Sprints I'ark. Luiiiinter. Pa.. 20. Inly 1. Shields A Paul, (irpheiuu. Ij.s Auselcs. Cul.. 20- July 1. Sheldon. I'mstnncr. A. * S.. ■nataa, 2U Julv I. Miaw. Mr. *: Mrs. Ijirrv. I.nk 1 Park.'Al- l.silin. Pn . 20-July I. ,.0' r ' v "'' Crimps. Cr«lfri.y's. lirnnil Ilnldila, Midi.. 211. 1 nly |. Sh»w. l.llliHii. Orplicnui. Snn I'rnn., Tnl., 20- July 1. Sbns. Hnml.lc. I'nrk. Kul n-iti. Mini.. 20- Inly I. >-i -Illl. Sleluert .V: Tlii.iuas, Washington Park. Uayutiuc. N. J.. 20-Jnly I. SI. Belmo. Buss Point. Xalinnt. Mass., 20Julj li I'aslem Pnrk. Muslim. 3-x. St. Onye Bn.s., Ileudei-si.u's. C.uey Islaml, N. Y., 20-July I. Stewiirt k Desmond, Pnalnr's .".Mb Slrirt. X. V. C. 20-July I. Sully k Phelps. People's. Leavenworth, Kan., 20- July 1. Sullivan & Fuiince, Bljmt, KelKMka. Wis., 20- July 1. Sully Family, Frontier I'nrk. Urns. Pa., 211 Julv I : Shell's, llilltiilu. 3-8. Sullivan, J. I... A Co., Lyceum. San Frnn. Cal.. 2i:-.luly I. Slltlon A S.ltl.lll, MiilinN.ii Park. St. Louis. 20- July I. Swlckanl. .Mr. A Mrs., Oukfurd Park. Jeantictte. Pa., 20 lulv I. Sivor. Jus.. Ilcllevedere. San Fran., Cal.. M> July s. Sylvesler. I.uureiice. Klectrlc, Xewnrk. X. J., 20- July 1. Tarlton A Tarllon. <). II., AU'rdceii. S. I) . 20- July I : Park. Alserdeeu. 1-8. Tuyh.r A Holmes. Keith's. X. V. «.".. 2il-.!nly I. Taylor Twin sisiers. Suvlu Buck Pork, Nov Haven. Conn., 20-July I. Teal. Raymond. Casino. Los Auirelcs. Cal., 20- July 8. Teiihmoke. Lninl^rt A Co., Proctor's, Newark, X. J.. 20-July 1. Tenley. Khuer. Shea's. HufTaln. 20 July 1. Tell Ichl T'nnilH', Freelaiily I'nrk, NeW|Mirt, IL I., 20-July 1. Til irne. Mr. A Mrs. Hnrry. Falrvlaud, I'atrrsnii, X. J.. 20-Jnly 1 1 Klectrlc Park. Albany. X. Y.. .'IS. Thatcher, Kva. I'liUpic, \Vii,ni;ie- K '. Can., 20-Jnly 8. Thornlou. Bonnie. Paslnr's, X. Y'. ('.. 20-July I. Thomas A Pnyne, Ciisluii, Rcven* Bench, Mass., 20 July 1 ; Palace. Boston, 3-8. Thuui]cHill Sisters. Belvedere. Sim Fran., Cut., 20* July s. To-To. Victoria. X. Y. ('., 20-July I. Toledo A Price. Lcxllu-ti.n Pnrk. Boston. 20. July 1. Triunudoiu* II'.), Morn Park. Y.mncsluvvn. (i.. 20- Jnly 1. Trulisntlnnlle I, Proctor's 2".*l Stiis-l, X, Y. I"., 20 July 1. Inlou (inttllm; ilmir.ls. Henderson's. Conev Inland, X. V.. 20-JHly 1. I'dell A llosei, Mislfinl llotilerinl. Boston, 20- July I. Vim ilofre A Colrcly. Hellenic Park. Ti.lcilo. I>.. 20-Juty I : iileiiinnuv Park. ColnnihiLs. (>.. 3-s. Vim Leer A Duke. Doyle's. Atluiitlc City, X. J.. 20-July I. Vaaclerkoons. The. Molrnpolltan, Duliuli. .Minn., 20 J uly 1. Vntte. Hnrry. Chlppewn Fulls. Wis., 20-July 1. Viiuos, The. Hahiioul Park. LvnchbnrK, Va., 20- July 1. Yahnlon. Pnnl. Keith's. X. \'. ('.. 20 Jolc 1. Van Slsicrs. Mush- Hull. I'rlj*lit.iu Beach. X. Y., 20 J uly I. Vnlviu'o. Temple. Detroit. Sil-Jiily I. Valills Sisters. I'lirn^nii Pnrk. Ho'slon. 2ll-.Tiily 1. Vnrro. Weulwortli A \'arn>. (iuveruatur's. At- luntle City. X. J.. 20-.lnly I. Veriia-ite A Dlonice. Clnpie lii'spard-PIoce. Ch»r- niout Fen-ant. Fc, 20-July s. Vldn. Cuslito. Ijis Anircles, Cul.. 20-Jnly 1; ilraiid. San Dletfo. 3-8. Vlnlan A Ihuilop. 1'uitpie. Los Auitcles, Cul.. 20- July 1 . Vice A Vlnln. I'liuii Island, Newbnryiairl. Mass., 20-Jul.v 1 : Rocky Point, Prorhleiice, 3-S. Viola lic.es,. Itoud Side (.'aslnn, Cunaralc. X. \*.. July 3-8. Yoke*. May. Keith's. I'hlla.. 20-July 1. Vuelker, Mr.. A .Mrs.. Frederick, lirnlieiiin, San Frail.. Cal.. July 2-1.1. iVnnl, Chns. IL. Yoiiiik's Pier. Allnutlc Cllv. N. J.. 20-Jnly I. Wiiterlinry Bros. A Tennv, Mnlfonl Itnulevanl. Boston 20-July 1. Walls. The. Luke Nlpmiie I'ark. Mllfnrd. Mnss., 20-Julv 1. Waldorf A Mriidez. Rink, flnlt. Can., 20 July 1: Ilaulnn's Point. Toronto. .'!-8. \Y nllaiiirii A Whitney, Sprlii^luiuk Pork. l.otuUni, Can., 20-July I. Walsh. Frank, ruhpie. Mtnneniiolls. Minn,. July 3-S. Wnbli. FruiiU. Meiiopolllnn. Duliuli. Minn . 20- July I. Washer Bros., Rati Pneldo. C..L. 2U-Julv 1 ; (). IL. Colo. Sprlnirs. 3-8. Wayne, l.u .Mur. Climes, Snn Fran., Cal., 20- July 1 : Acme. Siicruuietilo. 3-8. Waililelts. The. Lactam. I.iidluw. Kv.. 20-July I. Waller A Mag-Ill. Mcdforit lltiiih-vuru. Ilustnu. 2il-.luly 1. Wahliiuil A Teklu. Chester Pnrk. Clnrltinall. 20- J uly l- Weslou. Dun. A Co.. Pnslor's. X. Y. C. July 3-S. Welsh. Chns. A Jennie. Klectrlc. Waterloo, la., 211 July 1. Wenieeke. II.. Iiihiue. Miunea|ioll>>. 20-July I. YVelch A Lester, Doyle's, Allnutlc City. X. J., 20- July 1. Welali A Ksb^s. SI. John. Can.. 20 Julv 1. Weiticll. Jus.. W.Hslaldc Park. I'hlla., 20 July 1. Welibs 14). iliivcriiulor's, Atlantic Clly, X. J.. 20- July 1. West. John A., Fontaine Ferry Park. LonlsTllle, •JOJuly 1. Weaver A Jones. Letup's Pnrk. St. Lunls. 20- July I: (invemalnr's. Allnutlc City. X. .1.. II x. Welsh A Ksles. SI. John. X. II., 20 .Inly I ; Calais. Me.. 3-8. YVesl. Ford A ln.1. Doyle's. Atlllllllc Cllv, X. J.. 20 July I. West A Villi Slclen. Olympic. Chlenao, 20 July I. White. Stuart. A Co.. Morrison's. Ilncknirny Iteiieh. N. V.. 20-Julv I. While. Kil. It. A It. .1 In . Cilsino. Los Amreli'S. Cul.. .Inly 3S. Wldltlei-. I.. ('.. BIJmii. Dnlillli. Minn.. 20-.luIc 1. Whipple, Will. I... Riverside Park. Hi nor. Me., 20 Julv I; Wcslwisal Pnrk, llislliniu. Muss., UK. Wliiclieriiinirs Bears A Monkeys, Ris-ky Sprlncs Park. Lancaster. 20 July I : Fiilrylmul. Pnter- m«i. N. J„ 3-N. Wilson. .Mr. A Mis. Heortv IL. Pnslor's. X. Y'. (!., 20-Julv I. Willis. Siisaiiiu'. iilymplc, Chlcaan, 2il-.lnlv 1. Wllhinl. (Ireal. Adams. West Keaera, X. V.. 20- July I. Wilson. (Ico. IL. c.ilicv Man.l. Wlicidlni;, W. Va.. July Il-K. Winters. WIihiiiii. Mnrsdeii Buck. Knc. 20 July I: Suitderluiid, :'..)".. Wilson A lie Monvlllc. 1). II. . llm-n liny. Wis.. 20-Jnlv 1 : Milrinone. 3-*. Willi*- A l.nrkln. TpM-iiitem. (Iilcniro. sr.Jnly I ; ('.-isliin I'nrk. Kulaiiiux...., Mleh., 2-S. Wlllbiiiis A Hcrnesly. I.l.ui Piiln.-e. X. Y. C. 20. Julv I. "Voir A Zadella. Line . In I'nrk. Vln.-eiiues. Iml., 20-July I. World A KlnttsP.li. Temple, Detroit. Mb-li.. Jnlr .'1-8. World's. Comedv Four. Henderson's. Coney Island. X. V.. 2dJ.||v I. WishI. Mill A Mi.ll.l. Il.eky Sprluu-s Park. I.an- easler. I'a.. 20 -lulv I. W.sslford A Mnrlls.ni. I'lil.pte. .Minnoats.lis, 20- July I. Wvler A Wyl-s.u. fluverlintor's. Allnnllc Clly. X. J.. 20-Julv 1. Wik.iir. 1're.l. Parlor. Duliuli. Minn.. 2C July 1, Ya.-kley A Itnmiell. Hunovei- I'ark. Merhleu, Conn., 2UJuly 1. Yule Trio. Casino. M.s Angeles. Cal.. 'JOJuly I: ill and. Snn llleiai. Its. Ynlto Duo Alhinlle ilnnleli. N. Y. I".. 20 Julv I. Yolie A Slmns. Yiumt's Pier. Atlantic I'll). X. J.. 20 July 1. Youiik Auieclciiu IJulntette. Rnnioiia. ilruiul Bap- his. Mich.. 211 Julv I. Y..IUII.'. Prof.. Al Fresco Pack. I'.s.rla. III., 20- July I. Young. Tol. Aiulersr.ti. lud.. 20 July t : Kokomo. 3-S. Yiss.-arr.vs i.'Ii. MorrU.si's. Bnekawny Beach. N. Y.. 211-Jnlv I. Yorkr A Adams. Music Hall. Ilrlklilon Hem ii. X. Y.. 'JOJuly I. Youliir. Ciin.lyii. Teuiple. Ilein.lt. 20 July 1. Yuaaaa A Rnaaka, Coney Ishuul. Clin-lnuutl. 2ll- Julv 1 - Oak Smuiiiil Park. Kvuiisvllle. ltnl., :t s. Znrues. The. Kellli's. X. Y. I".. 'JOJuly I. Zurroiv 'Trio. Farm. T's.lcil... Ik, 20 Julv I : Tem- ple. Ilctn.lt. Mich.. 3 8. Zclln A I...,. MiMford Boulevard, lloslnll. 2le .Inly I. Zlinnier. J.diii. I. Ion I'nhlee. N. V. ('.. 20-Jiily I. Zoclb-rs. The. Coney Isltuol. W. Vn.. 'JOJuly I. /■ilka. Wuolworih's. I.nncnsier, Pn.. 20 July I. miscellaneous. N'oTKS FIUM I'KTKIISON'S K.VTHUTA INKHS. Harry Lawrence, leinule iiuiiorsoiiator, who has K'eli wu-klnc In Cnllforuhi the MM vein. Is vIsllli'K his |in rents at (InlncHVllle. Tex. lie slKtieil Willi this coiniiilliy June 111. for Hie ri-sl of Slimmer. Cuslavi* Peterson ills- posed of his enlhe show .unlit. rXrrlri in..\ ill)! jib lure lll.lelilne. Hi. In Mveis A lliivdi-li. ol Helilsoll. Tex., who will lake chlirye 111, nt Anlliiorc, I. T. The coinpiiny will leiniilu the siinie. iind will travel under Mr. Peter- son's inline until the pup.-i- now on liniiil Is uwil up. Mr. Peterson will s|H'!ul several weeks :ii the Lewis A i 'lurk F.xjiosltlr.n. unit in Seplemher will curry mil n bl-r vuuil. -villi- coiiipuny. Ilujih lli.iinei- Keel, for the post two vnirs a student In one of Hie Xew York (Iruiuatlc s.-liuols. is visltlni; his ptircnls nt (ililiii'svllle. Mihiiik'm Mnvixo I • 1 1 ■-]■ i iik Snow closc.l at I'lnclmuiil, •).. June s. Ciui'xi-kv .Moni.AX. Itiillmin fnl man. In- f or ins us l lin I be Julneil tin- .Iniies-Adniim Cni til vul Co. ni AlcMHiilrlu. Vn.. June o. wliere It Is playing u three weeks' v n MMtP - in.- 1 1 1 nt the Kxp.isltlon Park, to k'sx! lm si- ll ess. XllTKS FIIIIM I'll. M. Ofl'E.VIIKIM Oil's llMUT AMKIill'AX .Mkhicixk Cn.— I»atl Hull- noil closes will) Ibis coiuiunty July 4. on lircoiint of III lieult li. Tills Is Hie ties l i'Iiiiiikc In I lie compniiy lit neitrly n yenr. In live veins tills show litis not Iniil oft" u day. nitli the <-xce|illoii of time lost by Inclement wen I her. , W 1 1. mis' HielKlts, slngliii; cnmeillnn. Is In Ills sixth week with Price's I 'oliuulilii I'lonl- itur I'al'iec. ineetlin; wllli lllii.-b success ilolm; ii monoloKiie uiul prinrliuil etui in Ural purl burlesque. Xii'ros i'iiidi AmkiiIiax Ammat.iiiii.viii Cii. — We played our foinlli week In Maine, nl obi Drcliurtl lie;. eh. hisl week. The sen- son Is Just nponltii; mill rrei-yihlni; will In' tin. on In;: l>v Sunilny. One uliilil we \\fn- rlslli-il h.v nil the city olllcluls. as well as foriy-lwo i pliers of IBP I ion mini Ho*; nuil Pony Show. We are oeeiipylne; our own i-ot- tni»e Iter two wii-ks. mill II is ipille n comfort tifler five yeiu-s coiiiinuiilly In holds, iiur liri'sont roster: Kriwla /evu, proprietor nml inii'inger: Mile, /.iilin. clei-lrl.nl dancer; (Tins. I.. Ilurb.'ilik. wile wnlker nml jireHllillKl- tnloi-: J. S. AiIiiiiis, ciH-kiiev innl .osier slm;- or : l.nlii M. Heed, coiilrnllo : K. c. He lllesen ilauelnn < sinn-ll In ii : the /evils, sketch mill li-iivosly net: llnl. K. Khlnr, elect rl iln n : "Klnis lioilo." mu- liljili <|| vine d"K. Hie (ireal Zevn. i-iiiiioi-il.inlsi nml J iiiikIit. nml F.diihe WTiliiuun. ii-tiissl.il I dlrecior. Pmf. S. .1. Owens Joins us ni ltlilili-r.ini. our next slniiil, In Hike churije of inn- bund nml or- chest in We will play Miilne nearly nil Sum- uier. nml toui- to Hi- natal In i In Full. Wc are nut luruliii; tln-tii nwny. bin are plnylin; To jpioil llltsllll-ss mill t'ivlll); the l.esl of Mills- finlloli. Wenlhi'i- is e.ilil nml we him- Innl Hi rise tnlny ilnvs this week. Xiitks niuji JiTiino At,. mono liini.i: Sunn .xxp Mi iv i m; I'liTiin; Kxinnn n.\. We ..pencil nl Alheiniiile, X. c.. April 28. In (jo. ul business, .mil have Ins-n itiiiiiir fnlrlv well ever since. The rain has lniei-rereil sumo. Wr trove! In our own pel rule cm-, carry ten people, lenl .T.'ixtili. sents. elr. Pt'«i;raiiiiiii>: -The I'tisslnii I'lnv." Illnsi rul- ed songs, etc., wllli ;i (reni'nil colleclloii ill mnvlliB jilct tires. We make two nlj,lil sliiiuls. Caitaix Jai-k IIiixavita, the well known nnl'iiiil lamer with Iloslnck's Aiiltiml Show, nl Cnney Islaml. wus iniiirleil In I'm Is on April 20 Inst. In I Tl in-ess do Jlonlulyoii. of lii-'tfluni. who iiccoiupiitilcil i.li, i to this cuiinlry when he nrrlved In the Kprlnir. The iiiiirilnKe wns kepi seciel itiilll Ins t week. Stage mechanics. St. Jiiskph l.ninn:. Xo. -111. T. H. A., kiivc it sucinl session June 2. Ill Imnoi* of Its uieiu- hers who ui-e with Iln- llnsklll forces, nml tin ilivllalloll WUS exlellileil In nil melilhers of Hie pi'iii'essliiii wlio were III I In' clly nl the lime. The escurl i-oinnilllee wenl lo the i.o III. II 1'. M.. innl Hie iminnisCmoiil very kcii- eroiHly t-oliseiiled In Ho; luinil kuIii* iilnni; If I In" loader fell so tllsposisl. We foriued in the centre of Hie Int. nml when nil were thrniii;li work we fell In behind Hie luinil. nml nt 12 o'clock, nililnliihi. we sluriod mi our parade to the hull, ivhen- there wns n IhiiiiiH- fill lunch ami u Iii-km crowd were In wnll- Ine. Kvery theuli-e. ns well ns every cuin- limiy iihtyliiK l here, wits repi-cseincl. anil nil 1 1n- Vllllllevllle people ill Iml li houses lllllieil mil mill l-lllelell Inh. the sjill'il of Hie iiet-u- si.ui. Al Hie hull Hie l.aiul. iiuiulierlii K ihirly. played :i piece l.elw.i-li eueb ninnlier on I he |ii'.i«riiiuine Hint wus In kii-plni: with the loMlvltles. It.-o. Vlr«ll Wlsi- was at mice made ni-isler of ceremonies, nml gnve n slmrl tnlilress of welcome, which wus rcs|Himloil In by Jess II. Full. ni. of Hie Fulton Urns.' Slink Co. \V. II. Wishers Haute on behalf or Iln- (iiisklll people. I'lorenre Karl, of the Finn l'oiiil Hit-Is. snn.u r a soiiu ; Wnrtier nml Wur- n el- illil ii sou;; mid ilnine; Mr. .Vol tun man his liilest yum,' Mtermai J. I*. Smlih, nf iln- I'. iliu liardi-u. rendered mu- of his nopiilur solljjs : then- wns a selection by the linliellu Trio: n inlk by Deh-Kiile Hro. II. F. Myer. who Mlil whii I In- hiin (joint; lo icy n> il.i al Hie inn vcnl Ion i No. 40 cuius Hie next e.iti- vetilloii liehl here. In SI. Joseph i ; Trunk ami ( I In cLi lin ijiive .in exhllillluii In noveliy ilnni- ItlK Hull plenseil eveivboliy : Jirck Clisslll Mpi-uni; .nine -(.•nils" i Iiii I were new. nml Mu Ished with u soli); iliu : uus coot I ; a suiii; was Mini: h.v Irene far I I tin I look Hie h.iiise : 1 tn |-1 Williamson mid Jess Snmpsnii reinleri-ij .some very 'ine music on Klrtea liisiiiinionts : Dr. IToyd II. Spencer. Hie medicine imin of Xo. 10. snbl In- wns not only llielr ilncior, I. ni llielr etilliiislnsi : Mr. Fisher, of the I'ryn- lul Thenl re. sniiu a luiss soln. nml hml In bike three eiicoies: Iliu. Wuliei I!. Knily. of Si. l.'itlls I." lice, spoke III lellk'tll of the oli|ecls nf the ntib-e. nml when Iln- ■.i-l-iiiiI'/ici's are pm ill the Held we predict I lull he will lie one of llii'tu: three cheirs were sent up ftir the T. M. A.: S. II. Thompson smiu u maaj Unit will In- hiiie n-iueiiibei-isl by nil pri-M-iil ; Hro. Sliimp Davis wii^ I b.-re with his ramrilr. uiul he is Just ns funny as ever. (Hit- Iniiiilieil illld eighty-six pisi|ile signed tile Isiok Its vlsllnrs. mid sev-'l-nl vlslllni; l.nilbeis weie proseiu. The lo. ul papers subl iliul It was the ixneatesl arrny of liilenl ever eullieri-il t..i;i-ihi-r nl on.' lime hop . nml tin- aai-lal ne» slmi wns the I.Il-k.-i uffiilr ever held l.v iniy loil>;e In this .-Hi. A Kreiil deal of credit Is due tin- cotiiuillti-e foe hiiiiilllnu tilings wiiln nut :i hitch, mid we ml Men l 1mm.. nt I a. si., i lied Inn bnppy. nml ii.iiiilni' but itleaaaHl luclllories of S|. .lllM-ph l.oilre. No. |i;. Porn of Plavm, N.iTIK lit. >« Tin: UnlllMnoliK Srnc-K Co. — We have been ilutnc exit'lli'tit liusltiesa •line our opeiduv. hi liiirdner. Muss., week of May s. mid Hie show Is milking n atraaa. liiipiesslnui vervwhere. Miiii.v return dales tire lKioked. We opened In Wnleitowii. X. V.. I two sveks' eni;;ii;eiuent June 12. lo S. H. O. bll^l- lu-ss. llaraSaa bill "NUshl lb-fore New Yenrs.'' lloster: S. A. Arnold, mil tin iter : Will Itear- il.in. iidvanee icpicscnlullie : Palmer Moore, David Klwvn. .luck Wraierninii. Frederick Hoev. Curv Flint. II. I'.. Covert. Hen. Stnilli- rleld. A. W. Sclntder. Two Aineileiin Macks, Knlherllie Roth. I.nnlse Poller, Ray Klwyu nml Josle llerrlsh. Mu. am. Mm, iisi-au ii'Siioa (failicr Lvnnsi tire spemlhig the Siiiunn-t at Peter- lairo. I'tin.. in n Summer home jrlvcu to Mr. H'Shea h.v his pnieiits. They will remain there until n ho lit Auk. 1. when they have to almt reheursals. J. I'ki:i> Hoi.i.nWAv. who closed the Irgnlai rensoii with tin- Vim Hyke Kiilnii Co.. lit SprliiKlh'hl. III. June II. has been re eni:in;eil lot tii-.-ct scasnn. "Tin: (lAiiiii.iai," n live net drama, by Lew Boson, will Hike I he rand about Ann 14, mider the lunniiKciucni of Mlleliell llrau , plu\ lb); Ibiee iil>;hls nml wis-k stitiids over the Slnli- A lluvllu clictill. C. A. Hurt 11 kiHikllig l In- show. The cust will cniililiu llflcon pcop'e, and tl horse ami slctuh will be etirt'ietl. T'tlns, 1„ lliinwcii, nfler il very Nitccessful ecu son. bus relurneil to his homo ul liau vllle. III., where lie wns iiimle n un-uilici' of LiulKO No. 3SS. II. P. <>. Flks. Jmix M. llliKliv. Murrny Cursoii. Ilenwl.-k Sanders mill l-Miia III. key lire iiuinux llmua who ure Sniiiiuci III).- ill Ul.l«ewooil. S'. J. AliKIAIMK IT. OKn Illl. net r ess. ol. lllllieil 1 verdli-l of JJ.iiihi in the Supreme Court, June 14. Ill an iiell.in which lie hmiiKlit upilnst Hie Denver uml 111" lira tide lliillrond Co., lor Injuries she received while being eolnpellcil Hi walk Die lies of the i-nllroml truck near A'umosii. Miss ( 'lirford hit vliiit I" walk the U.-i lute ul nlKlit lo reilch the station phitfnl'ui nfler Iln: trnlii hml slopped, fell, mid wus Injured. Jl.ui;. I. ii. max 111 AivK.t.i- bus purchased the old Colonial eslate called Clifton, sltunled un Kevell Nri-k. Somerset County, Marylnnd. The cslnte i-iinliiius 2IKI Here*. Tin! house is) one of three bull! In ITss, nml on Hie grmimla ■ re the ruins of the lli-sl court Bunae ■••illl III Somerset County. Mine. Illnuvi'll will past the Summer at i llflon. TlOl i-nStlMi Asikiiii'AX Torn of Sarah. Hcriilini-ill will he miilcr Hie peisniiul direc- tion of Will In in F. Connor, who has been for a lone; Una nml Is a member nf the llrui of. I.lrhler & Co. Mr. Connor Is iiskiii-IiiIciI Willi I.ce ShubeiT in the iiiii tin l,'<-uii- in of the tour. Mr. l 'iiinmc sulil. hi mi Interview: '-.Mine. I Is. ill lin ill I will npcii here I he lirsl week III Noveinher. Her Ainei'leiiii Pi iaa ja y waill will Include New York mid it Souiheni lour, after which she will no lo Mexle.i nml lluvaua. The contracts for Mine. Ilei-uhnnlt's lour lira mosi sutlsfin-loi-y In her. mid she looks for- ward with pleasure lo her visit to America." Ai ni sti s Tin ..HAS. who lin -s I ii writ Ilia; two piny s hi Frunce. arrived Inline Jtini* 111, and wem direct ra his Summer home, hi Kiislliniuplnii. Muss. Ile bus wilt leu a piny for .Ii.lni [iron in use m-xl season, uml bus br.Mi^hl hn.-k w-iiii linn u plnv for luiwreneo HTirsny. which I lie Inle Klrke l.u Shcllu ml. 'ii. led in produce. Chaos. lis P.viiatsos i'ohk. whose new (ipel'll. "Tile Hose nf the Al Illl InlllM ." Is 1.1 In- iiriHliu-eil next sensnil by F. C. Whitney, Willi l.illlini 1 Hun volt us the slur, sailed lust week tin- Spnlii. As Hie new work Is) Spanish. Mr. Cook Is k.iIiii; to tireiindu nml Seville for "llllllosphere." llcuimt! Ciisnitiivi:. the Loudon tlioutrictil iiutiuiip-i-. iirrlveil In Xew York .lime II, on his way Inline fi-nm Australhi. X.'H.I.V l.mxs llo.w.v I. Mrs. Alvm-17. i Is re- covcriin; from u \erv serbuts surgical opcru- ilnii. She Is nl SI. Mary's llospllul, SuifLnuw. Mich. iIiiai'k Hi inuivvi: bus signed with ('. \V. Parke's Stock Co.. lo plav the liigi-uue roles. Sin- Joins in lllueliilil, W. Vn„ June Hi. Hai-.iiv Ciibsiix (T.aiiki: axh rusit'ASY npolieil their second Summer seusoll ill Iliu Lake Mliiueipui Tin ill re. Pueblo. Col.. Hocii- luliiiu I inc. to en pn illy uudlences. Mr. I'liirk.i Ininpeil Hie company ill reel from lliihilh, .Minn., uiul will renin In ul Pueblo nil Sum- mer, cliiiiiglui; the bill weekly, will) two miiil- nees. The rosier Is: Harry Corson Clurki', I'elhnoiil I tn nl< t:i ml, Henry Sllugley, Wilson lle.vuolds, I'l-eil lliieliner. Iliiiimis Holer. Mill'. gin-el I inle Dwell, lliiclu-l I'niwn, Mytiu Ketcluim. Sndu Tnllsil nml olive I'lllemi. NliTKS I'llilM AltMnllV TtlKAIllK. Oil Clly, I'll, t'bnrli-s T. Trimble, Hie resilient mini llger. bus leused lids house for Hie cnluilig seusoii. He lin ss proved Idiuself cnptilde. mid the owner feels ciiiilldeiil Iliul Mr. Trimble will lin ve n prosperous season. Only the best of shows have Ih'cii hookisl, uml the imiuuge- mi'lii gnu i mi I ccs Hull iioililng '.mi tip- best will iipp.-ai- al this house. Several Improve- meuls hnve been tnuile In sealing eupiu-lly, dressing rooms. e|c. Jack SiiAiiKiir litis signed for noil season ns heavy In Al. II. Wood's "Confessions of u Wife" Co. Ilovii It. 'I'm. i Mii.it. i: lius signed wllli Klnier Wnllers "A Thni'.iiii;hhreil Tiuinp" Co. fur Hlls SOIIKOII. Jul: SI. Ai.i.i: v writes: -'I will pll.il Mux Meyer's 'l-'rom Hugs lo lib-lies' Co. next sen- son. The show opens Aug. II. nml Is honked solid for forty weeks. Nellie Drill Allen will nlso he n tneiiiher of one of Mr. .Meyer's en- lerprlsoM." Ki.aw ,V Kltl.Axiaai have In-gtm work on "The Peiirl uml lite Pumpkin.' which will open In It. is i .in July I*. 1 1 i:\itv II. 1 1 Alius, iniiniiger of I be 1 1 mis. m Thenlre. with Ids wife mid friends, is nl Miiiiiiiiihi Luke Camp, New lluiii|islilre, Iln- properly of Wllllnni llnrrls. Ids fnlucr. Pill. Kkstkii has pui-elinseil Augll 1'iislle. Weslmorelnnd luillily. Kng.. mid will -nil July HI to lake up his residence there. IX Till: Appellnte Division of the Supreme ('..nil, June L'.'l. u ileclslnll wus lell.lel ell In Die case of Duiilel V. Ariliur iignlnsl Henry II. Sire, reversing Judge lllniielianl. u ml luilil- illg Hull the coll I I'll els Iliu 1 1.- l.v li.-iuiel V. Arthur with Mnrle Cnhlll. uml wllli Iln- uii- Ihois innl I'oiiiposers of "Nnniy llrown." n>- innliieil piiriiiorshlp ussels, nml uiiisl He sold for the beni-lll of the purl liersblp. Ni.rni: i'i.mik. who left Iln- singe some yenrs ago. after her niHrrlnge In Hie lute Wllllnni Travis Arnnlil. n mm priifessloiiiil, will return to Hie footlights next sensnll, up. pen i ing III -Thi. Slfii of Hie l-'niir." K. II. SoTinai.v axii.Iii.ia Maiii.owi: ended their senssin iii Whisdlin;. W. Vn.. June 2.'l. Maihsov I'iiiuiv has secured Iln- rights of •'The Siiliiin of Suln" and "IVnsy fi-.un Purls." mid will present l hem on die PiielhV cnnsl. Cbiil.lA l^if-fi'M has I ii .-ngiiged for Anne. In ".Man uml Siipeiiiimi,'' to siipori Knhert T^H'llllle llexl sensnll. Jntlx llllKW closed his sons. HI .1 llfll' 2.i, III Siiciiiineiiin, Cul., and will r>-sl ul l-jisl hmnpion. I.. I., opening m-xl aeawui nl I he Hniplro, Sepl. I, In a m-iv plnv bv Augustus Tin Hulls. Wii.i.iau T. Fiiam'Is a\ii Iti:\ Ti:ai.. who have been i-elieiirsliig 1 1, bin May ami lo-r ...m puny, in The lul.-h i.r Hie Season," In Lon- don, in-lived In Now York J 21. Wii.i.iau I". Cnvxmt ami |,bk Siomair re- eelveil ii cable, .linn- -j;'. from Sinnli llerii- liardl. iliai she would leave Hm-mis Acres llel. In. In begin her eiigiigeineni In New- York. P.ii-1, III .uviiir will ei.ine iii Arin-rb-a dtiiing Hie next s.-a-oli, anil will witness lll L -a Xeth e| Sole's pruilll. Il.ill of his ill tost Ulay, 'Lit iJeilalo." iiiiiiiiiAS I'ihw Thcaibh, ill Ashurj Pnrk. X. J., was oiMuied June -'.'I. for the Hrsi llnie. wllli i'he Pemi ol' P.hiitiiii." under tin- mall iic-lilenl of the Ureal l.iitnyel le. The I lieu In- seals two (honsiiiiiL mid was inuch iiduilled. HlII.KX lllll. lAlin hi lived I loin I'll! Is ulld Loudon l.«sl .Muiiili-.v. mil. after u short .'.:".. will g» lo Snu I'rillliisco |o Join u slock . oiiipnny. which -a IK for lluwiiilmi Isluiids in September. V.\iim:v >\p Auaus wiile: "We will open our season wllli I be seiisaihuial comedy drnmii. 'The Hhiuioiiil King.' al I'lipia, Ik., Sepl. III. We lni\. ■ forty weeks Insikcd nil Id Ihroiigli Ohio. Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin innl Michigan. The tour will be under Ihc per.s.Hiiil dlieciion of Lew Wmubold. All sceu.-ry will he carried. Including the glint swamp scone, 'The F.verglades.- of South sWrlcn. a nlerd. vlvhl ami i-cullsilc singe pic tllle. A new mid very altl'ilellve Hue id papei will hi- furnished, 'i'he rosier: V. A. Var ■icy. Hugh .1. Adams. Lew WiiiuIhiIiI. C. W. Coiiipiou, Norman II. Field. I In i rv T. Mar tin. Mini W. Hill.. nl, 1. 1. ulse Walker. Nellie Triiax. lil.i.iii I'b-bl ami I, Inle Xnriun.' I in \K CitiHsiii: has been eugiigeil bv Mnniiger Ihiyimmd In maiuiKe Hi- sing.- dm lug Hie "Itii.si. r Drown" eugiiu-tnciit nl Hic Ureal Northern Thenlre. llih-au, lilt l.v Walsh is In his thlnj week as u ci.iiicdimi with liiu I 'In vt mi Stink i'o.. nl Thenlre Itovul. Moiitreni, Ciin . Iiiivhij re placed Irwin Willi mi. Tills Is Mr. Wnlsh'i second Suimuer wnsiui nt Monti en I. ami hi-i work Is fully appi'e.iill.-.l by Hie piilmna of the I heal re mid Hie M.ililieul press. IIav Pi Hi-ia i.i: (Mrs. Ihivbl Klwynl joined her husband, with Iln- lioih .Moore Stock i'o., al Wiilertowu. X. Y'.. June 12, lo play heavies, after enjoying u short rest on llielr farm ul I'lici-shum. Ylass. LirvviriTi: i%*UJ>iNTa ihiamati.' rt.iigave its miiiiiiil i nleiiliisplav. "The Sock nml lluskln.'' ul Hie Able llpi-in House. Kiisiini, I'll. June IT. to -I pnek.-il house. "A While Cnon." a musical . mindy. III two acts, was presented wllli gieni success by a ciipnlde east nml .-hoi ns. The libretto mid lyrics were by Thoinus lllnlue Hoiinldsoii. of the Mnsli nml Wig (Tub. liilveisli.v of I'cniisvt iiiiilu, who hits wiilii-n uml stngisl the "Sock mill Itusklu" plays for three mciisiiiih. UhMCbt II. Mi.'K will play lliululph. In Hie "Kudolpli niul Adolnh" Co., next aeaattM, [linking his il n li with llmndliursi A Currle. B. I-!. Fi iinirsriat will preseni, m-xl seusoii, l-'iiiii nee llluiller, hi it new iinisleiil cumeilv, i nl 1 1 led "The llelle of Hie West." Hurry II. Suillh l.s responsible for Hie hook and lyrics, nml the music has I u wtillen by Karl L. Ilosiium. John Yming Is luiliiilng the scenei-y, ami the prndiicl Inn will be n pletelll lulls olTelillg. I'l'l|>lltillg II enst nf slxlyllve people. F.tiiki. Will ii:siih:s. who receiilly relurneil from A list in I hi. will heml her own couipmiy licit seiisiui. nniler the persiiiinl illrciiion of .1. W. lit/, formerly of I'll/. A Williams' Then I rh-nl lailorptisos. Aniillt: Hi x\ hns designed nil the ens lllllloN for I'buellee llliullev's lieu- liiil.li III plnv. "The llelle nf the West." II. S. Xiiiiti ', II. ill. -11 M. -Willie. Cllir.inl Leigh, Nnrnh l.iinilsi.n. Lucille York, lior i-iii-c Itobliison. Mei lin F.sim.iiil ami I Mny lli'iiiHey liuie been cnguged In support l-'lor emc Holier In. In "Ami l.u M.nil." Hie n.-vc play by Pnnl Armsiroin;. Miss lloberls will iii-gln her sevenib uiimial l.uir nl Suit Luke lily nisi nl net. I. under the dii Hon of John Con. Mr, Ariiislioiig will p.-i- ..nnllv lomlu.-i Iln- rehenrsiils. Tin: St. Pciiaistii in; 1 >n i \i v 1 1 s ■ i'n. will mill for Inline souii. reluming m-xl sen son, pieseiilliiu seninl new plays by Coiiul Tol sloy uml Mnxlm llork.v. Knx.s Mas Is ul iireseiil Hi purls, nml will go limn thence lo Swit/ciiniid. Before open. lug al Hair's Tlieiitre, In New Y'ork. she will spend ii sliiirl I lint* ,m ibe shores or Luke I Mil iiiio. .ll.ssli: III ii ill. i r Dai is leli nil eslnle riiliteil at SI. '..Ul hi. The |iersomil pi-uperiy Inlnls silil.liim, mid Iln- real eslnle rl.'i.liiai. I i.inihi. litiiii man will slm- Lawrence li'iirsuy nexl season In u Hew piny by An gust us Thoiiuis. iii \iii.is limn mam nml Henry Irving hnve eon I r. ul. -d for f.uuieeii weiks' lour of the hill. -i- In Ibis .-.iiiii I rv. hcglniiliig In .Innuarv. A. II. Win His will aim- Kllle I'uy In --The llelle of Avenue A." || llillsleill eumeilv. The s on will begin Hie cud nf August,' In Al Iniilh- lily. KnwAlii. K. Ilnsi: linn Is-en nppoliileil gen era I iiuiiiiiger nf Onirics liiihuuiu's new piny l.lll-eiin. Iii lake effecl July I. (il on. i:s I in. ii si ,ix has secured from Mrs. Kick" l.n Slielle Hie Kngllsb rlglils of "The Heir lo Hie 1 1. ..nub." uml will present l| hi l.iiiidini with un entirely Annul. -nil ensl. Ai.iii: \ii:i.si:x Is to eel urn In lids coiiuliy In I In- Full, uol us one of lin- prima limine of Ihc Henry Uiishi-II lirmul llperii Co., with which she luis been appearing nl the Waldorf Thenlre, Loudon, but at Hie henil nf mi or nuiil/utluii hemiiig her mime, 'lids orgmil /nl Inn will mm Hie lulled Slules. infer ing. for Hie un. si barl. such one uml la-a uel sliimliit'il operas us "Cnviilierlii llustlcmia" and "Miii'Niro ill Cniirllu." The Henry Hits sell Co. will also coino lo America, us was originally pliinin-d, mid will be lienril ul the Lytic Thenlre, Nesv York. Makoaiikt MiKiiiix Is wilh Ike Poll Xlurk Co.. nl Wnle rl.iir.v. Conn., for the Spring uml Siiuiliier sensnll, opi-iilui; hi "The Chrlslluli." 11.5111,'V 111 l.lsl.lA Is spelllllng the Slllllllll-r nl his Smiimei- homo at AsIhicv I'urk. lie begins rehearsals early In Augiiil. Iinvlug iie.-i re I'ligiiged Willi Allen A Arnold ullriie I lolls opens hi vniidcvllle lime 20, -il Liilicnsler. Pn.. ivllli Ids one net plnylel. eiilllled "Ills Wife's lllll banii." ciiriiiiig npeilal scenery mid three |ssifile. ile Is biioiled lip solid nil Slllllllll-r. V.iiik nu.\i iiii. li, ii. Iliiiii.iis Iln; SnuK Co. -Tills allriicHoii will o|ien lis regular heaw.lt III Augusl. The time |h neniiy till lilb-il. mid ihlngs look fiivurabh- for n pro- m-runs season. We shall carry iiIkhiI iwi-iii.v I pie. hichidlng eight high chiss viiiplevllh acts. New- scenery Is Is-lug liulll. Mr. Ilogei- Is putting III'- lilllshlug lulu lies lo Ills in .v rnnil piny, "iiur I'mie froui \ eiiiiont. ' foe wlilch every scene 55III be .inii.-il Libia lingers, only diuighler .of Mr. lingers, has 1 11 very III, hill Is now on Ho- road 1 • r>- iiivery. We hnve 11 number 11 f fnir dales hooked, nml the following people hnve signed : J. II. 1 1 mil cr. iiilvnine. i'. inisirn. business: iiuiiiiiger : Aib-Ie Usmiiiid. lends: Ciirrb- Sunn. H.-eond business: c. M. .Mil 1055. -II. chiii-micci uml coim-dy : .Inlui A. P.1..5511. eoiin-di 11ml spl-chlllles. This Will lie Ml. Ilog'-ls Iwelllielu seusoii Willi repcrinry ul ine lluii- Maiii- K1.155. who Is 11.05 In Loudon, ha 1 iiri-iiiiged with Mmion Crawford for hi-, pln.v tniiiiili-d 011 Ho- 11. .5-.-I. "/..iroiisicr." for next m-nsoii. Jusia-11 Itc.M.i s broiighi from Liu-ope IllOllels to be II .oil III .1. I. ■' t III ikes lllillllll 1 1 mil I..H of Lew Wallace's -.\ liiine of India. ' Hie scenes ol 55lib-h ore hibl In mid m-oiiml I -Illlslmil l||o|de When Ihlll '115 55 11 s CUplUII'il ll.V Mollllllllliell. Cnltlx-.l will I..- the leading w. .iiimi III "The lingers llroihei-^ in li.-laml" next season l-iiix'h l-i.i.iiia.i.i:. n-ho controls the North em cli'iili of theatres, repoiis iliul he bus secured sollie eleellenl n 1 1 III. I lolls for the coining si-iisoii. mid Ihnl Hie l line Is rapidly lining. Mr l-Ililredge's rlrrull einbriices some of I he Im-sI towm In Veiimiiii mid Neiv lllllllpdlll'e. 47. R, They are pluylug nt Cook's Park. F.vnnsvllle. lud.. this week, and are booked up until Aug. 27, In the best parks. Mrs. Hiiuman Khun will appear, after her long Illness, this week, with her husband, in their new sketch, entitled "The Actor's Tin Wedding," nt the Pier Music Hull. North Heiich, L. I. Mr, Kuril closed Ills twelfth season with Conrlml's Irving Place Theatre Stock Co.. as stage manager, last month, and will return there In the Fall. Tin; Toi'sv Tiiivv Tain writes: "We nave concluded successful engagements as Ihlbi- ■lelphlu. Rrklueton. N. J.. Alletitown nnd Kiiston. Pa. Week of June III we wen- head- liners nt the Family Thenlre. Sluimokln. Pa., with North Reach. N. Y. : Providence mid At- lantic Cltv In follow. Clins. Forrest, of Hie trio, bus 'completely recovered fmin bis re- cent lllnes!"." Autiii'ii Cot.i: ami Nat IIkiinaiiii have signed for the coining season with "IloUy Tolty." to play the Welter and l-'lelds parts. They are tilling in miiiic viiudevllle lime nt present. t'Al'Rli'i: It. Lewis wishes lit slnlc that she has spent two siiccesstul nml pleasant weeks nt Rocky (Hen Park. Scranton. Pa., where her act was a deckled bit. nml Is re- engaged fur two more weeks, commencing June I'll. John J. Smith, manager of the Illjou. Palerson. N. J., mourns the loss of his wife, who died June l-l. Smith and Champion (the former n brother of John J.I went from their home. In Civile. X. V.. lo nlienil the funeral. PiXAitn ami Wai.ti'.hs write: "We nre making n great lilt wllh our net in theSoaib. playing all return dales. We close in Nor- folk. Vn.. July IS. after which ne have some time in and around New York." f « ^ j Outing' Suits. Coats with no lining to speak of, but so skilfully tailored and shaped with the proper use of French hair- cloth and shrunk linen that they keep their form, fit and style until the last day you wear then. The trousers are hip-fitting and may be had with permanent cuffs or no turn-up — just as you prefer. Of homespun and worsted tplU Of Bengal tropical worsted .iplw.DO Of high-grade flannel $15 & $18 Of Belgian worsted $20 & $25 Remember, we warrant every suit we sell, no matter what the price, to give entire satisfaction. If it doesn't, you get your money back. Get the Habit. Goto UNION SQUARE, 14th Street, near Broadway. 279 Broadway, near Chambers. 47 Cortlandt St., nair Greenwich. 125th St., corner Third Ava., Naw York City. FILMS, all 60. ft. Edison Pftieion Plav.l.lRaft., |"I, like new: bnbin'a latest Ex. Machine, electric and calcium light, fits; slightly used Mcintosh Gas Out nt. $12; Two Beaded Inilian Baby, $12; Pictorial l rout for Moving Picture Show, 60ft. long, |36. Goods exchanged promptly. Oliver P. Hiirkley, Ml. Pleasant, I'enn. AT LIBERTY, MAN AMD WIPE WITH TICTCRE MACHINE. PLENTY SONG SIDES and FILMS. Wife docst Ingenues Serpentine Dance, Pobcb, etc. it. ROSUJR, 411 Locust St., Evani'Villc, Ind. WANTED AT ONCE-A Good Sketch Team, for Medicine Co.; mimical preferred; must play Organ, put on acta. Others write. Under canvoa: board at hotels. Address MODERN 0ONCERT CO., Flat Rock, III., wee* 26, BUYINU and selling at a illacount beats rent Ing, bo here she goes. For Sale— Bombardment of Port Arthur, colored, lsmfl., BjaOj Holy city, 820ft., $23; Eruption of Ml. I'elee, in colors, $20, cost $12: Trip to the Planet Mars, Ttofl., $46; Lubln'a Train Robbery, $65. All ot these films are Is good condition and will send wllh privilege of examination, wllh express charges guaranteed by BUtltclent deposit. 1 want bargains in Films and Song Slides. Will trade Two Hoover's Name Plate Machines for Dims at $U0 per machine; also want to buy a inaohine to take moving pictures. E. 1>. MACFEE JR.. Petersburg, Vs. FOR SALE— Prop. Elephants, Giraffe, Don- key, Bull, Bear, Cat, Dog, Lobster, Lion, etc.; also Giants 9ft. high, for parades: Pat. Policeman and Giant Head. All new goods; no second band trash. £. WALKER, 281 8th A\t., N. V. Pro ps, made to order. WANTED, for Manilla Park, opes July ?, Vaudeville Acts ot every description. S. and I). Soubrettc, S. and D. Comedian, ttaps, slack wire, contortion,. Juggling, any good acts that can enter to refined audience. State lowest, pay your own. Free trolley tickets to all performers. Length of engagement depends on your work and ctmnges. Operator with np to date machine and films. Season's work ir 0. E. Must join on wire. J. B. Bobbins, Stage Mgr., Manilla Park Theatre, Ijnsford, Pa. WANTED AT ONCE, Trombone and Bari- tone, Singing, talking Clown, Aerial Act*, every kind; also new or second hand Balloon, For Sale: 1 Sleeper, 1 Balking Honk, spotted same as ponies. Harry Lewis. Wllkes'iavre, Pa„ Sana Soncl Park. WANTED, FILMS, ALL KIND MACHINES. Good Platform Show cheap for cash. People to two or three turns, small wagon show. PROF. nARRY SMITH, Beech Creek, Pa., June 29, July l; Loagton o, ■), Reperalmry a, c. SKETCHES, Travesties, Burlesques, etc., written loonier. Idoonlv the best original work. JOS. KERSHAW, 8a* Bnltonwood St., Phila.. Pa. FOR HALE cheap to quick buyer — Troupe of 4 Performing Bull Dogs; Front Leg, Back Leg, High Diving and Tight Rope Walking Dogs. Tricks all up to date, tinlca: workers for nnybody. Write If yon mean bus. One large Crank Organ; plays 10 times. J. P. Lee, Lewlabnrg, York Co., Pa. WANTED AT OXCE, All 'Round Medicine Perrormers, Dntrh and Irish Comedians, and nil kinds of Silent Acts. Positively ohange nightly for week.' Man who enn play violin and organ, do specialties. Show under canvas. DR. J. ¥. SI'ANGLER, Westmoreland Co., Exporti Pa. WANTED, G COMEDIANS who can change for one week. Those faking organ preferred. Also GOOD STREET MEN. No tickets. Salary sure. In business 21 years. ' Per, address, J. C. ARMOND, No. Sutton, N. II. WANTED, Man with Picture Machine Ontfit, or an Illustrated Song Outfit, to Join a well known Illustrated Song Vocnll.it, that perform musical and other high class acts.as Partner. Printing ready and Summer ronte made. State what you have. Manager, 72 Patchen Ave., Brookly n, N. X. WANTED-SKETCH TEAM, SILENT MAN, B, F. s. nnd D. Comedian; those playing Piano preferred; innst change for a week. Tell all Drat letter. No amateurs. If you don't aeed work, dont write. Dr. Lou Kostello, Manchester, III. AT LIBERT Y— Medicine Show Lecturer and Office Man, sober and reliable; can do Straight In aols and Fake Organt aalary or percentage or both and expenses. Will take a Good Sketch Team or Single Performer as Partner In Medicine Business nnd split profits. Small money capital required. Dr. James E. Long. Ta ylorvllie. Illinois. WANTED-One Comedy Sketch Team (Man, Hack Facet, One Comedy Mimical Team, One Good Organist. Loug season In halla. hooze boys, keep oil'. Comedians mnst put on acta and make them go; all must work in acts. Would like to hear from Single Musical Man. All must change for at least one week. Japanese Concert Co., 227 Baker St., Ft, Wayne. Ind. (Jknauii ami Titi;iu, write from Leipzig. Rer. : "We huve Just hud 11 very beautiful excursion and pleasant vacation I rip for three wcekn through Norway. Sweden and Denmark. In Norway we hud Ike pleasure of Hiving Hie midnight ma, the sun iilmust Felting nml then rising again. We manage to get TUB Oi.ii Itm.lAiil.K every week, which In ulwnys rcHil with pleasure. We piny until the llrsl of August lit Itutleuberg's Theatre. U'lpxlg. then hi Knglund for Ihlrt.v-lwo weeks on I he Moss nnd Stoll lour." P.M. Mint AM' ItolilNsoN write: "During the past llfly weeks we have lost only three weeks, nml me now bimtiod into I MM. We sliiill liitroduie :i sliirtllng feature in the near flit ure. nml If It meets wllh I lie suc- cess we until Ipnle, wilt start Kasl with It nt once." Mounts am. lut.v write that I hey were held over for 11 sei-itnd week at Central Park. Peek-skill. N. Y„ and are hooked nl Riverside Park. Itiumd llntok. July II: Pastor's 17. with Klectrlc 1'nrk. Newark, nnd llergen lleach to follow. A 1.. 1. i:\vts. (lerinnn comedian, recently llnlshed seven weeks oil (he Illjou circuit. In Wisconsin and Michigan, when' his net was well received by press and mnniigers. He hns canceled six weeks of parks and gone lo his home. In New York fllv. lifter an nh- sciicc of two years. Red Hunk. N. J.. Oiiern limine Burned. The lied ltnnk Opera House was burned earlv 011 the morning of June 24, and the theatre Draper was entirely destroyed. The Huston Ideal ttprra Co. had been playing In the theatre two nights, and Its wordrols*. mush- and other property were destroyed, en- tailing a loss of nearly Slii.lMH). The opera house was owned by J. TriilTord Allen, nnd was valued at Si.l.OtlO. The loss Is pnrtlnlly covered by Insurance. John W. Kyles. who recent Ir tensed the theatre. Is a loser 10 the exleul of about ?4,(XKi. FOR SALE, 60ft. 12 WHEEL PLLLMAN. Onlcc and 4 suite Rooms, .Toilet and Lockers, Dining Room and Kitchen. Furnished through- out. Great Bargain. Must be sold quick. Address U. C. KEARNEY, Princeton, Indiana. WANTED, PERFORMERS-SlnglDg and Dancing Comedians, sketch Teams, Contortion and Wire Acts and Pianist. Long season, pay own. Slate all quick. Big outfit; ciliea only. temperate people only. Dr. Lester's Big Show, Milled g evllle, III. THE Latest Encore Song, "MY LITTLE SAV- AGE MAID," on the press, orr the press, on the press. Professionals, send programme and stamp. ROBERTS-KI'SZ MUSIC CO.. Mansfleld, onto, It. S. A. FIVE PARODIES, U.1e.; Sketches, $1; Gagging Turn. 3 Parodies, li Gags, 25c; Parody and s (Jags, inc.: Monologue. 10c. Stamp for reply. H. WIGHT, qulncv. Mich. JOHN J. HARRINGTON, Singing and Dancing Comedian, open for next season. Min- strel or Burlesque. Address 143 4th Ave, N. Y. City. P. S.— WAUT Lady Partner for Balance of Bu mmer se»< on. Must be goo d Singer an d Dancer. WANTED, BALLOON AND .MAN~Tb MAKE ASCENSIONS FOURTH OF JOLT. J. E. CAHILL.528 W. Balto St., Ballo, Md. FOR SALE, Chenp. Small Show Outfit. 40x7(1: top, side wall, slakes and poles: ticket oflice. 111:1 1 que. singe, lux 15: souls, stnke pul- ler. pan lights. 1 gale star light, crank or- gan, plays 10 tunes: ennvus. Everything in tirst class condition. Will sui-rlllce entire out- Ill for S12.1. Have no use for II. You en 11 see 11 1111 If yiiu come on. J. V. I.1CK. I^wlslierry, York Co.. Pn. 10 miles west of Hnrrlsbiirg. M C'KXTS for Rook of Ten Sketches— ."1 Acts for I Mule I Kenmle: ." Acts for S Mules. Money order or X cent stamps. Ad- dress BERNARD KI.IXC. Playwright, :;.i7 .lay Street. Brooklyn. N. Y. SKETrilE.S and Plays written to order. Address BERNARD KI.INti. Playwright. ■".." .Iuy Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. FILMS- FILMS -FILMS Battle of Yaln River, alniii r.50ft.. $40: Bluebeard, about sooft., $40; Lover's Crime, about -tooft., $20; Pickpocket, about Moft., $12; Pavlight Burgarr, about 240ft., $12: stage Conch Itobberv, aboiil 4illft., $22. SENT FOR EXAMINATION ON HECEIPr OF $2. M ARSTN A CO., 13* E. 14.th St., N. Y. THE BEST STEREOPTICON ON THE MARKET, $14.75. Sant for Examination on Receipt ol $2.00 HARSTX 4 CO., 13S E. 14th St.. New York. CORNET, BARITONE AND TUBA WANTED, State lowest sure salurv and when toucan Join. Add. WM. TOIMI PAMOl S SHOWS, 1-iinl i'iiimrg, Pa. WANTED, for COLE & ROGERS R,R, SHOWS, Man with Knee Figures or Punch and Judy; also one or two I.adv Performers. AIGUS TOS JONES , Ostleltaliurg, Ky . 6,000 Feet of Flint for Sale, Mostly ShorL COMIC. POOLK, till KIGIITU AYE., N. Y. Latest Hits in Song Slides GOOD BYE, SWEET MARIE. By P. A. MILLS. VIOLETTE. P. J. HOWLKY. KEEP A LITTLE COZY CORNER IV YOUR HEART FOR Mac. * F. B. HAVILAND. MEET ME DOWN AT LUNA. LENA. THEATRICAL MCSIC CO. AND 100 OTHER8, AT 3)3.00 PER SET (Colored). HARSTN & CO., 138 E. 14(h g(r»e(, N. Y. WANTEDT Leading Lady, Singing and Dancing Come- dian, Two Hen for General BusfHess, Pianist, Address ARINGTON'S COMEDIANS DENVER, COL. WANTED, " Baritone (o Double Violin. Address I. S. KHITCIIKIKLI), care Jno. II. Sparks' Shows, June .'ill. Illuffton, Ohio; July 1. Sycamore: .'!, Plymouth: 4, New I.on- don : ■". Shelby. AT LIBERTY, LILLIAK" DYER. VERSATILE LKAllS, HEAVIES and INCENIRS. AI wardrobe. GEN". DEL., Mason City , Iowa ~ Minstrel Manager Wanted tor HARRY WARD'S MINSTRELS, Taking entire charge, engaging company and carrying on business coming season. I lure all Parade Wardrobe. Scenic First Part. Swell Lines ot Pictorial Paper In all styles. Will lease or share with hustler who will keep up the title. Addresi q uick. HARRY' WARD, Carthage. Mo . AT Ul B ERTY, STOCK OR REPERTOIRE, B. A, NEVIUS, LAURA TANNER, GEN. BUS. Thoroughly experienced, competent and reliable. VEIN. Rampart St., New Orleans, La. WANTED Q.VICK, For New York Carnival Co. Merry Go 'Round, Ferris Wheel or Ocean Wave, Two More ShowB on Percentage, I'olorcd People for Old Plantation, specialty people and Free Acts, Musicians All Kinds and Agent, Privilege People. Address S. Q. WALLACE, all others. 11R0WNLBE Ik REED, Berwyn. Chester Co., r,i. ER WOOD WANTS Repertoire People for Summer and Winter season. Character Comedian, wllh Specialties; Singing and Dancing Soulirette, HEAVY' MAN, General Actor, with Specialties; Picture Machine Opera- tor, with Films. R. J. KltWOOIi. Oulno Part Theatre, Mansfield, tililn. AT LIBERTY, MAY HARVEY BARBOUR. Versatile Leading Woman. Address 419 MAIN ST., Baton Rouge, Iji.«| WANTED, GOOD, 8TRONC CORNET AND CLARIONET. For Park Rand, to Oct. li. Salary. 116 per week; Join on wire. O. E. HOFFMAN. Bljiin Theatre, Montgomery, Ala. WANTED, Lady Cornet. BESSIE BURXELL'S LADIES' ORCHESTKA, Chllhowce Park Theatre, Knnxvillc. Tenn. AT LIBERTY, First Tiie in Two Years, A I SINUER. Have Al III. SongOntllL Can do Hebrew and Black Face. Also other turns up to dote. H. N. CLARK, 104 Exchange St., Buirnln. N . I» FOR SALE, ONE STATUE FOR GALATEA, ONE BLACK ART OUTFIT. Large List Snmll Tricks All nne condition. B. ROSLER, 411 Locust St.. Erausvllle, Ind. Wanted, Iowa State License. Adiiress DR. E. B. (.Ill lt>. Gen. Del.. Pes Moines, lown. IT IIR1)RTV JlirFAIRBANKS,Sliiger.I)nncer Al illlCni I, and Comedian; change often. ComertT In acts. Can Join at once. Will have to send ticket. Wire or write. JIM FAIRBANKS, 85t W. King St., Toronto. Ont- Canada. WANTED, MED. PEOPLE. PROF. JACK. TIIOV, Mgr. Mo der n Remedy Co., New Lexington, ohio -_ NOTICE. --New Park Opens AT OTTPMWA, IOWA, JILV 10. WANTED. ACTS suitable for tree nttrncllons. Wrllc for date- B. CHRISTY, Mgr. Itljon Theatre. Ottninws. low s. AT LIBEBTY FOB THB SBEMEB, Cornet and Tromlmne. 'ady and eenileman. «'t- chestraorband. Music fiirniahcd forhoPlorcati. Addrcia ORCHESTRA, i^are i»f CLIPPE '-^ FORTUNES ™°?!^ , SSr nn Future Wife or Husband Plmtos, visible and lny»- Ible. ts.(>0 l.oer ' LKDOtrx.Prta _ _ or nus'inun i'iiumi'., * i c »» ibie. S2.no LOCO Horoscopes e'e 6c. for sample- Inler, rjMJIyrtlc Ave., Brooklyn. >■•• $70 MOTION PICTURE MACHINE anil STEREOPTICON onlv S.1T.-*>: OPTIORAPII. f?l.M. Fl IMS verj l»w. iiiM ... IIARIIACII A CO.. s» Filbert, Phila-, ■ •>• JTJLT 1. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER.' 477 GREAT? WHY IT'S GREATER THAN THAT; IT'S THE GBEATEST SUMMER HIT EVER COMPOSED. orvr (THERE'S NOBODY HOME ON SUN IJy HAllHY IIKMMENDINUBH mihI IIANDKL. IIASTI\CJS •RETTY A BALLAD AS ANY IS "ANNABEL, THE SONG of the SOUTH" ' Word, Hv ( \SPKIt LKVKEN. Mii.li II v HAN OKI. HASTINAS. W'nnl. H> CASPER tKTHKX. IMn.lc By HAN OKI. IIAATTMIS. Special Offer of Our Kino liiatrunicnial Number* to nil l»irccl,,r«. I'.nllrc Orrln ■•inilnm '4.V. THE LEVEEH MUSIC PUBLISHING CO.. 53 W. 28th St.. New York. "SOMETHING MEW UNDER THE SUN. V* GEO. W. CUNNINGHAM ■ GENEVA SMITH PRESS COMMENTS PROM WINNIPEG, CANADA, JUNE O, 1O0C5: ENBVA SMITH, assisted bjr Ihc Singing Dog, "y.F.RO,"doa.fiiimv turn. entitled "YOI 1 ARK OFF MY UKAT." Ue|iarlecnnilgynina»llc8 arethe features of fJil.i selling.— FHKK ritKSS KVK. Ill' 1.1, (MAX ISAMtfPOItTANTPKRSONAQKIN TIIK SKKTCH PKKSKNTKD by CI'NNINCUAM slid SM ITU, entitled "Ton ARK Off My Heal, '• III which a liny ling "7.KR0' 1 clays nn aellve part. II Is v r nnnflense anri run 1.*, onini'iH ri.r IhUviri f*i-l U'lVUI t'EVl It All V TBI III "fcil." 0E0. W. CFNN'INtiHAM and 0KHB1 TIIK IRREPRESSIBLE. POLICEMAN ■*> m* — ■ w «m a r wmww a an inr. wiaiw .rur.cir.;, ir,ir i v varausiiHHM farcical developments of this piece of nonsense, and can lie enjoyed for ihis very fad WIND I PUG DAILY TRIIH'KF.. THE ST. LOUIS STAR, Dally and Sunday, April .1, 1(K«.— CI SNINOH AM and SMITH p'-senled a sketch. "You're On* Mv Real," Itint was oxeecdlnglv clever. AT LIBERTY to sign (or Ilnrlesque. Fare* Comedy nr VnmUi llle Come and look in over m TIIK LION HOOF I.AIUJKN next w eok, July .1. I TIN. cry sni'islng in watch thft Address l.Ko. \V. CCNNIMillAM, is.: F„ mill SI., Vow fart*. OPERA CHAIRS. We manufacture a com- plete line of chairs, from one with a plain veneer scat and back to those with castings and uphol- stering material designed especially for the theatre In which they nr* to be placed. If you want the best, it will pay you to see our line before yeu buy, AMERICAN SCHOOL FURNITURE CO. CHICAGO, '.• I Walmsh Ave. XEW YORK. 19 \V. ImIi Street. STACE CARPENTER WANTED. A permanent position open f or a good man fur the INTERNATIONAL THEATRE, NIAGARA. FALLS, M, V. Also want » carpenter for the INTERNATIONAL STOCK GO. Address HARRIS l.UMHEItr,, Lessee and Mann- ger, International Theatre, Niagara Kails. M. V, WANTED, Novelty Acts, Trapeze, Rings, 'Wire, Contortion or Bars. 9mall Troupe of Dogs, High Divine Dor. Leader R. and 0. and Musicians. Good Acrobatic Team and others. Prefer those who double brass. Name lowest salary and tell all. Change three nights. I10YD Bill- ROtt'KS, Mgr. Ilurrowes' Hlg Tented Shows, Lind- say, Neb., June 29-Juiy 1; Elgin, Neb., July 3-5. X. R.-HAVE lS.OOOtt. SWELL FILMS FOR SALE, 3c. T O 7C: PT. MANAGERS, TAKE NOTICE. TheTwo Murdock Bros., Double Jugglers and Double Wire Walkers, All 'Round Performers, at liberty for Parks. Fairs and any Co. that pays. Per. address, VEST GARDNER, Mass. Re gards to nil friends. WANTED, TOM PEOPLE WANTED: Mini fur l - eo. Harris. Marks. Haley: child for Km. I.ailv for Tawny, with ii lint specialty: iiphellu: .MiisIi-Iiiiis thai Double. Show mi ronil anil pitckiug them nl ■•very iiprfniiiuiinc. Wagon show. Wire or address ■I. .1. IlKVAI'X. !>.•) Main St.. Toledo, <). I OPEN TIME In August for Repertoire Co. 's. Champaign, III., Wast End Park. Houghton Lake, Bloomlngton, ill. Wanted, to open Julv :;, Nichols Park, ■lacksonville. III. (New House). Address _ MATT Kl'SELL, Champaign, III. M I AA/AIMTI Good Solar Medicine People That play brass. Oan use (iOOD SILENT ACT. Slop at hotels. Tickets If known. AC8TIN 4 LAWTON, I'crryvlllc. Md. I'. S^— f rf.IJ, sorry totienr of y our bail luck; IOWA LICENSES state license cosilng *10n, nitli-e work license costing *j&n, what will you giver •IOHN Pllllit,IPP8, lovvn Cll y, lewa WANTED QUICK, 2 FIRST CLASS CORNETS and other SUSICIAKS, CHILD lor EVA. Address TOM WIEDEMANN, Wafne, Neb., July 1, Randolph 3. Hioonillcld ■»• >li Attraction!*. Teul Shows. Kn ■lei-ovhiiid Park ■Lilv. I.lbi-rnl liidiireincuis. fall 'I'ibk. lliMiin .-iiiti. | iii-j lln.adwiiy. X k<. I'litlit'sxiulls Wan led f"l npi'ii Siiiidnv. lib; iln.v Itli ■ .1- write w York. Performers Going to Europe si Id-aiialy f.n- lowest li.viTS m lb* i'\vn wuti nvi-'WK. mi ►:. ihi> .•«•.. Herman Savings liimk Itnlkllli;:. Sew York. POWER'S CAMERGRAPH, FIREPROOF MAGAZINES and TAKE UP DEVICE. The Modern Motion Plrtnre Machine. FILM SAFETY VOYV ASSURED. Our Fireproof Magazines and Take Cp Device will litany inhibition Modern Motion Picture Ma- rhine. An entlrelv new apparatus by which abso- lute safety lo the Dim from loss by FlltK IS AS- SURED. The only device of its kind which has re- ceived official endorsements from the Local Au- thorities as such. Write for CATALOG, All of our Apparatus is fnlly protected by United States intents Issued or pending, and infringe- ments will lie vigorously prosecuted. N.POWER (New York Film Exchange), 116-117 Nassau St.,N.Y New Films to Rent Our service absolutely Ihe best, anil terms most reasonable. Latest Song Slides furnished. GAS ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. New Machines and all Supplies In stock. BARGAIN FILMS. 2i>.000n.or Selected FEATURE and COM- EDY Films, slightly used, but In best condition and late subjects, 5c. to 7c. PER FOOT. aK M1 "' ll U Villi IJH/JUIJ, Ml nil on polls, Minn. YOUNG MAN, FRENCH WHIRLWIND AND AGROBflTIG DAN61R, wants Lady Partner For Novelty Feature Act. .Must he good dancer. DANCER, i a rcofCLH'l'r.R. THE WRIGHTS WAxVT FULL ACTING CO. InrSiimuier and next scBFon Tell all tlrst letter, no time to write. Musi join quirk. Give age, height, weight and send photos, tber will he returned. F.LIIA K. iv RIGHT, Care of THE WRIGHTS CO . Sioux City, la. At Liberty, Manager or Agent, AftorAug. 10. Hint lime in ten years. Caniioek and route anywhere in nulled States or Canada. Up to dale in all mclheda of advertising, 'lond press. Close contractor. Wire or write. W. II. IIRVSON, Care Pean Show Print Co., M Snnsom St., ThlHiilclphla , Pa; Medicine rerroriaers.Compillaiia that ill I WJ, can change ror week, put tin m- and make them go. Salary sure and long season, inaAe UbhIow as otheri receive. Must Join on wire. Don't wrtle unless you can. No tickets, rtiu.'c thai have written and Torched tickets and nroney heller produce as 1 will gel you. U . <•■ (INVIM.IH.'I. Modern Remedy Co.. >lnrsc ille>, III. WANTED, To Join Comedy Aen.halle Ail. nine lln inn wink on bare Klngei. Address A. X.. Care nl CM ITER. WANTED, C0BNET PLATEBS and MUSICIAN, SUN BROTHERS, W> We,l Kielllh SI., CINCINNATI. O. WANTED. VERSATILE IDItl SHU PEOPLE. Sketch Team, one m plat organ; single Novell; Ada, and Piano i'layrr wlm can dn good stmlght. ^ Hit. LI.QYIi , i:a;\a. Iil_ Al Liberty, Cornettist, B. and 0., or Trap Hriini-i, H. and O.. ort-nraet 111 Uatid and Urn Iiih III Orche-lra. Write or wire. VN. ANTON. Care Rhe's Bluiw Host, Tell City, lud. OFFICES OF ATTRACTIONS Playing the Theatres OF THE » EMPIRE CIRCUIT 1204 to 1210 Broadway, NEAR 29th St., N. V. CITY. All Mail and Telegrams to this address. F. FORRESTER, Representative. FOR THE STAGE. WE MANUFACTURE Gold and Silver Cloths and Trimmings BUY OR GET IT MADE DIRECT, A. PITTNEY, 3 on track, St. Caul. Wire propcisltii.u. TWIN CITV BOKKKI STI'DIO, MlntieHpalls, Minn. VAIMVILLK ACTS WANTED FOR STONE HILL GARDEN, Peoria, 111. Ailtlrens KHA MC tillA V K, Ma nager. WANTED, ACTORS Wild IMillH.i: IX IIANH. JAMKS .slLVKIt. M„iit K ., y. N. V. Police Patrol Two Step Hit. Two encores sure. (Irchestr. f ree. (2C. postage., KHKTSM.Mt, 41'.' K. I .Mil SI..K. Y. Sel Aluminum Chimes, Marlinoiiplionc nnd Ala iiiliiiini llar|i. Mate lowcal price shipped New Vorkilty. MirsiOAUeareofClJl'PKR. Wanted, SITUATION C0HNWTI8T. Tbeatrr. (luod house. Al liberty July to. Write lii-al at llrsi, ,|iilrk. Add. F. S. CORNKTTIST. i-arr- of CLIPI'Kll. RARE PICTURES E^» 109 small and (wo large ones. II nnleursiauip*. S. RKCKXAC KL. Naehf. Mun l'- li I. C prmau.r. At Liberty for Coming Season, J. B, Vaughan, CliSiacters, l.«)l,,v VAUUII.W, Small Parts. tine piece preterred. ii-. 1 -; MAlti.liiiKoi mi ST., I'liilndel|iliia, I'a. WANTED, FOR PEOPLE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARTS : MARKS, ST. CLAIR, IIARIll*, TOI'HV, OPIIKMA, Property Mult Hint ploy. Horn, Miialrlatia for Hand ami Orohei- trn, Colored Hlnarsri nnd Unnrera. Slala •alary, dhow Opuiia Auk* III. Address VIM. KIIIIIM:, 111, olig.r. Ml. Ulnnifiiia, Mlrh. WANTED, FOR REPERTOIRE, Afl LEADING LADY, CHARACTER WOMAN. Addreu ('• J. W. 11(11-;, KM lliva.v, New I'm k. HARRY BROWN, The Great Colored Comedian and Song Writer, SAILS K"U KMil.AMi All!. K Agent : - - - - Harry I'n'llo. A.1VTE X9 9 Good Singing, Dancing and Talking SOUBRETTE *!'«» .tt'lil 'iriflfwiiH 1 Ciiiiii'illitn lur Arrnluiiir Ski-lch. AtM. r.r. A.. mnM.f N. k'.lfLIM'KIt WANTED, A K D or aiiv auiiahle Flrsl Cluts Allracllnn for lialli hoo. Address HARRY U'KSTA, AUanllc Clly, X. .1. WANTED, FUIX ACTING REP. CO. -'i weeks' engagement; must double alage and band. Lltt'eornoiiarades, mostly loncerts. Prefer- ence given to Hiose with strong spaclnltlcs; also Al Leading Lady and S. and I). Souhrcile ; iiumi have ability and srurdroUi. _ II. II. HTHMKI.L, St. (■qiiil, Minn. Tan I>,v k *■ X Eatoia €o. WA NT EXPERIENCED ADVANCE A0ENT. (OOMMKKCIKI, JI'LY I, week stands, no small tuwiisi. Wrlle, K. MACK. Win. Trlplnttc, wire. Siirlngfleld, IH. SCENERY THINK SCENKBV A SI'KCIALTV, DANIKLM sil Illiis. CHICAGO, _7il CHICAGO lll'KHA IIOIISK. mm. soi rm ibllei ami Snllnliie S«nllng Itltik. Stale price and inn illtlou. JUS. J. SMiVV. ;. Di CKKY A Cll-.tniirloii, Wrlgbl Co., Iowa. KUC*MKI[IKN TkkIBEEN Wllrfi THKYARK RKD. One new 'ilxM, fast solid green color, witter and light proof Top, front round, back end gaide; sri, IVall, alaiolulely dark Insldti, ill n green outside; one Military Hand Organ; mm I ixiii, one lixcis Mack Tent, black or blown waletpronf. lug. lice ll-ritalii llonklel. _fl. II. ARMIlltl'STKIl, Sprliig(le/d. Illtimls. WANTED, Musical Teams', HKKTCII TKAlfH. hILKNT ACTS Must fake organ. Cliaaite for Heek. Tickets If I know you. Will iniv Second Hand Song Slides and Finns, No luahiVsor kuoekors. Live mi lot. Make rour salary low, It's auro. DAVK I'ALKRIi, wills. Wrltoatotiee. KANAIIIRMODKRNRKMKDYCO., McKeaii, KrlnOo., I'a. MUSICIANS WANTED. I have a splendid Suiuiiiei- I'ark Cngiigeiiieii, lo offer it few entiljsdeill Mll>le|ans who can double band and oreheslril. Ilrelieslnll en gageineni. lail oi-«-iisloiial brass work. A. ¥. of M. men, who are sober mid reliable, tend low- est siilarv ill once, mid |olu on wire. JnllN S. l-:ilA\. Wllialngloa. Iiel. At liberty, PIANIST. Leader, Arranger, Cornel in Band II M. HOY Kit, Jopll,,, M .. 478 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July i. MEW VIMIK I HA. Review anil Comment. — With full fledged Summer weather dur'nif tile pan week, the roof gardens, seaside resort* and other oiitufduors amusement resorts pros- pered, while tin 1 liiiliior riKi.i I m. still open 111 this illy, drew good iilli'iiilmire. nil things considered. The week nan quiet from a theatrical sintidpolul. The only two events clalmltiK attention were the opening of the Manhattan IIkacii TiiHATitr. an n vaudeville theatre, on Satin i.ny night, •■nne M. hy Percy <>. Williams, and the llrnt presentation ni "The foil nf l'ort Arthur." hy I'aln'H 1 ircworks, on the tunic diite. nlsn ut Man- hattan Bench The cum iuui-il attrac- tions, for the week eliding June lit Were: "Lifting the Lid" it the initt (IamiKXH, Main Bernard, In 'The Rollicking Girl," at the tlKHAi.u Hgi AliE : Frank lmulels at the KMi'KKiiuiH'KCii, "When We Are Forty-one at Wihtaiha (Siiiivk. "The Ilelr tu the Hoornh" at the Hrnmix. dlvcrsllled onicr- tnlnmetit at the IIii-i-tiii|io.\ti:. "Fiinlnnn" nt the I, Vine mid the stock company nl llie >lKTiiniMi.m. At cmu-Tnir* Fifth Avf.nik. l'liuiTiiii's Fn-TV-«ii;imi Stiicf.t and CIS! HrxiauU ash TtvK.vrv-KiK'nt Stiiklt Tin:- atkkh, stock productions, with vaudeville between nets, continued Variety enter- tainment won furnished ut Punt Ton's Twks- TV-Tltliili STM:i:t, Tnxv I'ahtoii'n. the Vic- TOHIA, I'AHAMKK: lUlOF CAIUIKXH. KlllTU'S L'niiiX Hoiaiik mid l.uix l'Al.Aii: Houk Har- PEN. Victoria Then! re mid Hoof Harden (0»inr IlainmerMielu. inniiiigert. — There mi a very large audience (Ml Mai here ut Ihe tnntlnce nf Monday. June 'M. The hill this week Ik excellent in iiintcrhi!, awl in its uinke- up will eompnre fuvornlily with any pre- ceding week or Die year. It In illllh'iilt, where so uiuny big fenmre nets are listed In nne programme, to Mingle out tiny one which. In point of merit or romnlete novelty, stands pre cmliietil. Inn . according hi Ihe house print- ing, special piumlm nee Ik given to Kt-ncst llugnii and hlii MempliiH Student", mill Flossie I'nme. "the girl from t'oney Inland." This Is llie PMM week of Krnesl Hognu's art. the splendid aiu-ccs* of IiIh new nelileveuient warranting the rniitliiuaucc of Ihe engage- ment. TIip serond feature of Ihe hill this week la Flossie Crane, n very huge woiiinn, Willi n powerful eontriillii voice af n plienoroehiilly low reglsler. She sang several songs mid Ki-ored strongly. Tills Is Ihe his) week of To To, the cleverly constructed niitniiiiilou, with the zither nl- tachuieiit. Illihi. the douhle nipinllc Illu- sion, will invstify l his week's audiences for the Insl times. Amu. I-itzluigh. In rocnlisius. wus prominent In .Monday's lull, as were also the liiiperlnl Jnpnnese Cum is. In military iU'III mill manieuvres : Klein, Oil llros. and MiIioIfoii, it line Instrumental luiinher: ICeno, Welsh ami Melrose, seiisiitlonnl acrolMits: tie- nnru mid linlley, In Ihelr line singing and dancing net: I'rof, Alllene anil his highly trained monkey: llidlul mill Arthur, the ran- edy Jugglers: tile Kiitzeiihetihers. In military exercises : tlr.'lr llrsl ii|ipearniu-e here, and Knrtelll. In a sensational wire net. New York Hippodrome I Thompson & Dundy, niniiiigersl. — The mniuigeutciit of this resort announced the closing dale as July 1. and for this, the final week of the season. Hie excellent business which has prevailed here since Ihe opening, will douhtless continue In spite of Hie warm wenther. "A Yankee cir- cus on Mars" and "The Haiders" lire still the main attraction*. The circus contingent. Including the Clnrkc*, Jockeys: Marcellue. the droll: Allierl t 'aire's horses, mid linn (i Hi leu ntul Joe ArirrsHl. lenpers : and the vaudeville numbers. Including ltnrlow's and I'owera' troupe* of I rallied elephants; Col, linslun Bordeverry, rifle expert : Kerry Cor- wey, uiuslcnl clown: the AInzettes, ncrotints: the Hnllnzier Sisters, gymnasts: l.es l'errez, on the perpendicular ladder: llie Sisters Kouay, eccentrics, tuul the clarkunliins, on the living trapeze, lend good aid hi Ihe make- up of n capital entertainment. ■ "The Ounce of the Hours," from 'i.n HlHroiidn." remslns linother plena lag feature. The house. .Mon- day. Julie 2(1. was well tilled. Aerlul liiirileim (Khuv & Kiinnger. mali- ngers). — "The Whole Hutnui Family," a mu- sical ak.li, lu one act. hy John J. McN'ally. which was given Us llrst production here, evening of Juue St, as an afterpiece for "Lifting the Lid," proved amusing nud snltl- clentlv light, ami soured n success piintipnllv through the opportunities It gave several members of tile eaiiipituy to shine Individu- ally. The plot Is liioonseuiicntiul, eutcrtiiln- Uient being provided unduly I h rough the inedhim of songs iind dunces. The action Is luld In Ihe liniii|iiel hall at Sherry's. Mrs. Culler liiiinia Is In be starred by Units llan/.el. mid Mrs. Ilnnxel Is In lie slnrred In opera hy Coffer Uniiun. The whole Dniiim fiiuillv en- ters Into Hie eoiiipHcnllohs which follow', mid nil dually ends amicably. Slelln Mavhew carried off llrsl honors easily, her work being keenly enjoyable. She had Ihe besl songs of the evening, ami knew how to slug Hiein to the lies! possible effect, her conversa- tional song and "My First Smoke" Ivelng encored again and tignln. Maude Lambert I'lecirlbeil Hie niidlenee hy her singing, mid looked rlinrnilue, Calherliie ll.-ivcs. as Ruhr liaiiim, and Wilfred denies, as rally lbuiini, were very funny. Louis Ilnrrlson' nud H. L. Hon were lioth nnnishig. mid the other member*! nf llie compiitir did well. The staging was excellenl. and Hie chorus sung in perfect Iiiiriiuiuy. The cast : Coffer liiuiun. I.iuiIk Hnriisun: Mrs. Coffer Datum. Slelln Muyliew : Units Hnnzol, I> I.. Don: Mrs. Hans Manuel, Maude Lambert : I'. II. Hiiinm, •• '!■•■ i >i • Mrs. I" |l Hiimm, Sue Slu- •rt : 1. It. Datum. ML Wilson: .Mrs. I. It. Hiiiiiin, Lilian Hudson: llelie 1 1 1 in in. I li.i II d homier • liillv II. Ilaniiu. Wllllnm Tnr- liey : lliiby Dmtiiii. C:itbcflne llnves; I'utlv llntniii. Wllfreil tierdes ; |he Hiiiuui Hog. Il'v Himself: Jerry Tip. A. Seymour llrnwii. I.lon Pnlnce Hoof Otirden (Wilson & ' .'ilec ihe iii||.||si. heill of the day this resort proved ft boon (o nmuse- iociii seekers on Hie aiglil ol .nine - j(l. when an "utii-elv new and Interesting bill was of- fered. The resldciils In this locality lire n»l i-i>," I,, luoi-eei-ii,, the "imil iIi'iil-s iiresenied to litem, nud Ihe resalis on pleasant nights e.. ..riii-iynig in ui< iiiiiuiigeiiiciil. '••':' .„,, „„,| ii,.|.„„„|v s|u,.|..,| Mi,. i--.ti mil. Ing In n merry inn liner, and Ihe Itlodgett Sisiers won an eiillnisbisllc recall for Ihelr iriMiil work, llnssell mill I tm-l: lev were verv popular In t'lelr clever act : Zliuiner erenled ipnle n sciisiiiliiii. being ii slrong curd: .luliti- son nml Wells were very favoiiililv received, mid inuile nil excellent liipressluu.' The Car- men Slaters |irnveil n ilellithl to the audi- ence. nihil; eiiibiishisilc recalls. The Ureal Lynch pinved his Mile in gcesi work, iind l|i« mnUiiii nl, lures vine * inline ,-||. max. The orchestra Is n decided feature In the prelliiiliiaiy concerl nml ihe overtures I., iv. .o i le in, i Malts of the li.ii. Ileriilil Siimire Thentrc K'liiirles 1'roh- man. uimiuv/eri.- Sinn llertuird. In "'I'll- Itol- llcklug tilrl." begun Ids nllllh week June -Jli, Willi no evlia inntlnee ntniolltn-e.l for .lulv -I. I.yrle Tlienlre (Sum S. (t 1 Slmberl, biiinngeisi. ■I-iiiiIiiiih" began Its iwentv- loortli week .lime "ll. An extra unit luce will he given July 4, and tin the two Iiiiii- d red Hi pel lonuniice. ,"i. souvenirs will be given. I'roelor's I'lflli Aieime Tlienlre ij. Alisllll r.Vlles. gellerill lllllllllgeri. Klltll I'l'oe. lor Otis, whose admirable technical ability us n forceful actress Is well known, nppeiirs this week ns Mrs. Liisilnke (Tuippelle. In "The t'rusl of Sneiely." which serves ns the oll'erlug liy Ihe house slock compuny. She scored a Ireinendous hit June ill. Mury Haiuploii's delightful work lasi week lias already elideureu her to the regular vlsllnrs at lilts tlienlre, mid she Is given Hue reeep Huns ill every performance. J. II. (illiiiniii- Jolreil ihe stock coni|i>uiy June I'll, giving a masterly performiitu-e ns Cupi. Ituiidiill Norlhcole. The I'roclor forces are now greatly slrengllieneil. anil the pclTnrimiuces lire n delight lu Hie lovers nf good ml ing. Chnrles Alihe eonllniies Ills capital work, ami llrayre Sisiit Is as lugeniioiis nnd clinrialng us ever. I-'rauk lllliiiore illd most coiiiiiieiidnhle work ns tlllver St. Aubyn. The east : tlllver Si. Aiihyu. I 'rank liilmore : Capt. ltnuitiill Norlhcole, John II. lilhoour: Mr. CtiveudlHli Comvnss. I bus. Abbe: Karl of Colchester, llaroid lliirlsell : Mrs. Ilast- lake Cliuiii'l. •l-lllla I'roclor lllis: Lady ] ii nv nc. I leleu Tracy : v inlet Ksinunde. tirayce Scolt: Mrs. lOrnesiliie Lcho, Mary Hampton ; John, servant lo Lady In, nne. Myron Ongb-.v : linger, servntit to llllvir St. Aubyn. (Tins. Ilmnllu: Nnthiillc, servnnt to Mrs. I'lmp'i. ICthel Conroy. In the vnuil- vllle are Louise liiinnlng. whose songs tire lendered delightfully, mid the million pic- tures. I'coclor's I'lflv-eluhth Street The- atre 1.1. Austin Kynes. general mnimgeri. — This week "A I'nor Kehillou" is the iniigtiet provided to nil ran Hie cllentel of Proctor's li'lfly-elghlh Slreel house. On Monday. June _'li. the piece mude famous hy Ihe late Sol Smith llnssell. served lo nttrncl n well lllled house, who thoroughly enjoyed the humor nnd Ihe pathos of the piece. James lliirkhi. in Ihe quaint character of Xouh Ynle. gave n characterization Hun wns ilHcldedly pleas- ing, and ns llie- loving nnd lovable old In- veuior seurisl a hit, Agnes Broil, lu the hnyiieiilsli part of Scollons. secured as her share many rounds of applause, and provoked roam of laaibler hy her amies. Kiuuces Star, us Holly I'nye, was pleasing. The company vtns eonipelent. The cast: Nuilii Vule, .Ins Iiiiikln: ltoderlck Kiive, I'ennk llolleslon j Jasper Slerrett, Win. Norton: llerherf Smith. Clias. Arlliur ; Murinndiike o Haley. Koherr lingers: Air. ['arsons, (ieo. Unwell; Dolly l-'aye, Crimean Slarr: Kunlce Kiiyn. I/oiilse Mackintosh ; Alice Warrluer. Crace Heals; Scollops. Amies Scott : IHp. child. Little Hub- til: I'al eh. Little Frances Mcliriitli. Slew- url and Hesmond. lu eonietiy singing nnd talking: Hie inollon pictures, and views of travel, were the Interpolations. .The orches- tra, under the uhle leadership nf Harry Collins, is a pleasing factor nl ibis Imuse. Sunday's concerts altracled paying audiences. Neit week. "I'aul Ilevere." ' I'rurtor'a Twenly-tlilrd Street The- atre (J. Austin Kyiies. general uiaimgeri. — James J. Corbel I heads the hill this week. nml on June L'i; his well known monologue pleased, as usual. Louise (limning, whose splendid villi e Is always keenly etijoyuble. came lu for a rousing greeting, nml l'luward lltandel! pieseuled his comedy skelch. en- 1 1 1 It- il "The Lost Hoy," nml made a hi ugh In; | hit Iherchy. Mr. lllondell's work wns pro- ductive of much enlertalmnenl. nnd Julln Wesl. who assists him. did capitally, and wns plainly a favorite with Ihe audience. Alc- Mnlinn's Minstrel Maids repented their last success won ul thin house, and Aluenrt's dog and monkey circus went hlg. I'al llonner and Marlon Ileal, lu ".Make Yourself at Home." were especially effective In their work, ami Air, and Mrs. Murk Mnrphy, In "The Coal Strike," captured plenty of laughs. The Transatlantic I'our. lu Ihelr line singing lid, and I'tudlne Cooke nnd Mar ITIiilon, Hie famous rltle experts. In Ihelr high class shoot- ing ai'l, complete Hie bill. The motion pic- tures continue. Kellh'n Tlientre (K. K, Alhee. genernl manager). — A typical wnrm wenlhor niidl- enee gave an enthusiastic greeting to the ex- cellenl hill presented here June 38. headed by Paul V-ilniloii. who made his vaudeville ilebal on this ocetiHlon. Mr. Viiladon has an easy and engaging ninniier, nml his mysticisms Were splendidly worked out. His phrr ilr rcalHttuwr. "A drum Hint cnn'l he ben I en." Is one of ihe cleverest hits of ninglc ever presen led. Julia Klngsley nnd Nelson Lewis matte n very favorable Impression In ".My Curie'* XleiH'." which bus many amusing slliintlon*. Ned Nye nnd the Sisters I'oti- slanllue proved ime of Ihe biggest hits of the hill. Air. Nye being extremely clever. It Is doubtful If there Is a trio which enn excel these three young Indies lu daintiness, clever- ness and lirllllnticy of action. The Ma- jestic Aluslcnl I'our offered whnl wiih oeilithi- l.v n high class niuslcal niiniber. nnd scornl a pronounced success. Alosher, Houglitun and Moslier were Joyously welcomed and up- plin tiled for their clever "cycle work, both acrohtule and comedy. Ala ti hews nnd Ashley. In ii sidewalk cnnversntlon, scored innumer- able laughs. Considerable Imnortiiuee was attached to the appearance of Taylor Holmes (bis llrst local appearance). Air. Holme* has a remarkable personality, mid hi Ida opening selection, a stuttering poem, won hi* audience "hands down." This he followed by most perfect Imitations of Henry Irving. Joseph Jefferson, lib-hard Alnnslleld. Sam Hernurd nnd Sieve llrodle. for nil of which he was eiithiisliisilcally applauded. He 1* emphatically u clever inliulc. Susie Cisher was u pleasing female baritone: While and Simmons went well In "liet In de Hand Wagon :" Dave Nowllii scored as "the Alan with Ihe Malty Yolces:" Ihe Zorues nre de- cidedly Hying ring experts, and won success : Henry Cnrroil nnd Nellie Fraud* are n good comely singing leant: Cougliliu pleased wills his eleclrlc chili ncl. and the hlograph pro- senled some excellent pictures. Pastor's Tlientre (Tuny I'aslor. mnim- geri. A ivpresenliitive audience enjoyed the lung 11*1 "f gooil ncls oiTeretl liele Jtiiie '.'I!. The Capital City Four ill. Hunlliigloa Mav. Harry ll time. Poller llwv nud Hick Calne) preseulid "The Ihttl of I lie Hound l"p." in cxclilng ntul Interesting vaudeville skelch. lis Die heudlilier. and won decided favor; llonnle T'l'oriitoti. always u fuvorlle. reap- IK-nred nfler nu'.te mi alisenre. and found herself us Ulllrtl i:t Inline ns ever. Her reper- tocy of snugs greiilly pleased. J. K. Ilutclilii- sou and company, lu "The ld„l Smasher." presented a clever coiucdv which found 111- sunn favor. John F. Clark Is n comedian who has previously won greal regard ill lids house, cuil ever Im< de|»>udeil ii|sin to hnve some new fun nl his tongue's end on each aupemrillre. The resiill was gratifvlng lo lit i ii and Hie niidlenee. The Original Three Madcaps were us 111 lie and clever as lieri- lofore. und won Hie heartlesl kind of ap provid Air. ami Airs. Hem-go II. Wilson danced to the delight of Hie audience, doing some very clever triple lime w Ion shoe iln ining. .Marshall. Hie Mystic, was tpilck and very amusing lu Ids Jugglery and slelgln of hum! Work, mid presented some new nicks Mull were good. Acker and Hllilny. travesty shirs, inuile a successful itppeiirunee, nml won tin- coverled applause. Adams and F.dwtirds. Ill "llnriiioiilous I inmost In llllss." hud a funny net tint tickled the Wslhlos ■ Martin anil llldgwny. lu his eccentric comedy ncl. proved very entertaining: Devlin and IHiheriy. llie Jolly Millar hoys, wrung hearty liiiightcc feoni Die audience In an easy manner. Phillips and Merrill sung, dnuccd ami whistled suc- cessfully, and Ihe vliugrnpli displayed some excellenl view*. Hudson Tlientre i Henry It. Harris, imin- ngeri. - "The Ilelr In Hie llnoroh" staiied lis twelflli week June I'li. A special mni- Inee Is announced for .Inly 4, Kolekerboeker Tlientre iAI. Hit v- mill] t Co.. nmnngersi.— Frank Daniels, lu "Seigeuiil little." blurted Ills tenth nud last week June JO. WiHlnrin Urine iWerliii & I.iies.-hcf. imimigersi.- Itiisiuess at lids resort coulllllles exee'leni. "When We Are I'orty-oiie ' eon- llniies In please, and the olio is enlcrliilnlng. On .Monday nlglit. June 28. the Four Lnkens, premier imr iierlornieis. und Dim Dee. i-o- median, were new comers. The others were: The Nnvnssar Troupe, dancers: Hie l.lrl With the l:..i Ikimluo: La Itelle Tiieresilo : Ihe I'anlcer Trio, contorllonlsta; Kelly nnd Reno, cotnedv ucr.iliuls. nud Juhuiiy Alc\eigh. ns- slsieil by Itose liiilue. nud "Coco.'' llie hiliuutl monkey. Allnnlle Garden (W. Kramer a Sons, lmiungeisi. -Tlie Klgouiis. gymiii.sis : \ Ir- giiila llavib.n. Iiariloiie : ttie Yallo Duo. RlM- *!an duiiceis: Ike .Morrises, conned nkeicli ttam : llenrv I'. Nelsou. conicdlaii. and Fr.u. C. .Meyers' ' moving pictures are the pro- gramme for lid* week. Harlem. — At Proctor's One Hundred and Tweiitv-llflh Street Theatre 1.1. Austin Fynes. genernl nintingcri the plctiiresipie Southern druina. ■ 'lenuessee's Ptir.lner.' pieseuiei! with nil necessary stage setting* nud effects. Is a most attractive Su miner offer- ing. This week Ihe cast presents Hie entire strength of Hie coinpnnv. Jiimes K. Wilgon nnd Beatrice Alorgnu played '.he leading role*, und acipiltusJ themselves most credit- ably, oilier* who were clever were: Alury Uriin. Scotl Cooper. li»offery Stein mid Ji'illnn lieed. The vaudeville offered new moving picture*. Aliiitoeoi.is i Henry Ilosenherg. manngerl. ■ "The Octoronn" Is Ihe ailrnciioii for ihis week and n fair sized nuillciicc turned mil June lit), despite the warm wen'.ber. mid ac- corded Ihe coinpnnv a cordial welcome. F.. .1. liiitclirre. as Jiiroti JlcClosky: Tully Mnr- siinll. as Wahno-tie. Ihe Indian chief : Laura Wall, as /in. ihe octoroon girl, and the same company thill appeared at Ike Fourteenth Slrect Theatre, under the management of i 'litis. A. tiis-ttter. scored well In the ruie*. Ilrooklyii. — At the Itroadwny (Frank Hasher, malinger i the supplemental season was brought to :i close here night of June '24. The venture proved a most .prolltnhl? ooe. nud the reputation earned hy the Urtiad- way siock Co. wus llrst class. Di,Wltl. The Pike is al- most completed. Bnttiirmx Btucn Alistc IIaix. — This house opened hist week, nnd fared well. Bill for week of June u'G: .Mr. nnd Airs. Svduev Drew. Irving Jones. Chus. Alildnre. Ctiuiwell and Harris. Yorke ::nd Adams, liriff Bros., tan Sisters and Four Huntings. P.vix';; Sri:cTAci.i:. "I'mrr Aiitiiiii." opened June SI, nfler several posl|iouemenls. und drew n tremendous crowd. The show opened wilh n scene showing Port An Imr. with mountains m ihe foreground cud ltnssluu vessels iHitrulliug Hie sen. it was an enrlv inurnliig scene fhe slreets of llie cilv were gniirdei! by sentries, anil Itiisslnn I roups vc re seen nsseiiildlug lo receive Vlcon.v Alexicft'i und the Chinese governor. Willi 'his suite, wus there. Then mine nn enleriaiiiiueui lu lienor of the viceroy, nnd at this point I'nlu Introduced his spechiliies. whicli Included ncrobntlc acts, wire walking und u high diver. The second part wns n scene show- ing the blessing of the Itiissinn ling, with KnaslMii prleMls blessing the soldier* deiiurl- Ing for bailie. While the religion* cere- monies were nl their height mi iiltuck was ninde by n Jnpiincse |oi-|h>iIo hoat. The ml! to arms souaditl, and several Japanese spies tutored ihe elly and succeeded In blowing up the railroad bridge nnd u powder mng-izlne The spies wen- captured nud pur to death' Then followed Ihe tioinlinrdiiieni faun laud nml sen. mid the furl i ess wns blown up The surrender of liencrnl Sloessel closed I he s|Kict.lele. Ailiulr.il Tngii nud Henerill N'uaj were shown In tlmvorks. MaxiUTTAN Uka.'Ii TinUTBX. — This sea- side theatre wns opened with vaudeville by Percy Ii. Willliiins, Siitiirduy evening, June S4. Air. Willimus was in evidence persnniillv nnd received ninny ciiiigrntulnilons on Hie npeiilug bill, which was of the "Williams" bnii. d. high class nml thoroughly enjoyable Fddle Foy wus the hendliner. ' The 'other numbers were: The Liuz llrolhei>s. Hit liriiu noil. Ilerliert Brooks. Fred Nlblu. Louis A. Slinon, Hrare lianluer. Frederick Alalcohu mid Alnttle Aulin-y. in "The Ne*- Couchni.in ■" Cliiirles !•'. Seiuoii. Kaile It, ottev nod her Flghl Yankee Doodle i!lrls. the I'attv llrolh- ers. mid Ihe vltngraph. Tlie In, use iviis well lllled. Aliitlneo prices are _., cents; box seat*, ."ill cent*. Kvenlngs. ,"(l cents: bus scuts, one dollar. IlKXimistiN'K Alrsic Hai.i., Coiiev Islnnl (F. II. Henderson A; Co., manager* I. —Bill week of June ;.'(! : SI. Huge Bros., petchlng Bros., tiallelH's umiikevs. World's Comedy Four. Kdwnril Stoplieus, Toiuiuv Bur i,'., Coldcra. Cooper nml llarnev. Xni cilfroril Archer's Filipino tilrls. llnssell and Ijicke the I'nlon Untlinc Hunrds. Miidee l.aw-en,e' Three Sisters IK' Fays, mid Lo voile nnd (Irnnt" JfRW VIMIK CITY JOTTIXlOt, A UK\i:riT CKiiroiuiAM-i: («r Aline \|b Nnslmoir. of Hie St. I'etershif.. Iirnie-iiie Co., wus given at Hie Windsor Theatre Juno "."J. "The Countess Julie.' never preui.i.s.i given Iwfore nn Fngllsli or liiisslnn a mil. ■nee, nils piiidlleed. A BKXKPIT I'KiiiiittMAXi'K occurred nt Ihe I'.oitieenili strisM Then tie June IS. ihe prn- cceds being devoleil to outings for poor children Among those nnnoiiuced to .ippenr Were: Millie Ilium hard, (ieorge Kvuui, the Umpire Quartette and Louis Weslev. I'MMI.IS Ii DlllIMIHAM. »"" h . !,s ""'" In Friince and F.iigland for koiiic lime, ar- rived lu New York .lime JO. r '_l„snf., BitooKs. who. has bism niitomo- Idllug lliroitgh Furiipe with t.eorge C. Jyler, has leiiiiueil 10 New rot*. WoiiK ox Tilt: casino Is he ag pushed so Hon ihe ihcnlre probably will be opened Lne in Aligns.. It Is to have two enirauces on Broadway nud one on lilrty-nluili Street. The stage mid the orchestra floor will be lowered to Ihe level of Ihe *ldewnlk. while ihe portion of the bouse whicli for- merly wits Hie orchestra will become the llrst bdeony. The Casino Is to lie ilreproof throughout, nnd will have a seating en pad y of neiirlv -Mum. The Initial attraction will be "TV Karl aud the tilrl." A\ i:\cki.i.knt nll.l. was given In the Wis- taria Unive on Ike New York Theatre Hoof, evening of Simdny. June IT: and the Sunday roiicert* will he lontlnned. Ihe bill In- cluded: Harry Bulger. KJate JtoBita, mas- thv Morion, elms, l'rliu'e. the Wistaria Shet- laiids. Joliiiny McVeigh. Moslier. Houghton and Moaner, the Ureal Savaaaar 1 rouue. C.«o, Thereslla. the Three Cm rolls, and "IJ1 I!i logo Dorolno." ,, Prni'V Williams Is altering the entire balcony at the Colonial Theatre, and there Aill be several minor changes made. At TttK A.-AiiKiiv ok Ali'Hic. June 21.. mnt- Inee. n benellt vaudeville performance wns given for the Jnpnnese tlrphan Belief I nnd. FitEb PnoiToii Jtt. bus returned to this elly after nn absence lu Kurope of almost two years. +—• \KW YORK STATE. Itncliester. — At the Lyceum Theatre (AI. R. Wolff, ma linger i rhe slock nt Inst has struck It* proper gait hy pulling on light popular comedies, which prove excellent hot weather nil motions. Fair buxlness wns done week of June 1!). when "Nlolie" was well put on. Maude Kuowlton. In the title role, nud Harry Hlaekniore. made emphatic hits. "Our Boys l'i: and week. National Tiikatiik (.Max Hurtlg. mann- gerl. — "Ituinco aud Juliet" wus well nor- I rayed, week of 111. hy the stock, to excellent pnlronnge. Jessie Bonstelle. Frederick Lewis, A. II. Sliinrt and Julian Noa were well cast. "When We Were Twenty-one" ill aad week. Cimik Oi'KBA IlinsK KKW JERSRY. Under tin Cents, the Himin o; JuIm Ani/idei of riir xTTC YUIIK CUVVm tcill l,e taMttJ .;,,;„ j „", Kill contain A DIRKVTOHY Of Jvv, SHOW PKOPhK, K7C. /'OK TJllH SCasov Allnnlle City. — At the Savoy Theatre II-'iT-d K. Moore, manager i •'The Serio-comic Hoverness." here for an Indefinite run. con- tinues to til tract good audiences. Nellie Beaumont Is the pnrtlriilnr slar. Yiii'Mi's PiKtt Tutu-mi: tW. K. Shackel- ford, manngerl. — Hood business couiiinies here. Announced for week of June 'Jti : Me'nlyre and 1 1 en 111. Alay Yohe aad Capt. l'lilnniii Brndlee Strong. Fred Ilullen nnd Alollie Fuller. Bnrnev tiilmore, Jnnies II. Cullen. AITIe Igitliin. Chnrle* B. Ward. Stkhi'I.kciiask I'ibb Itslles W. Clements, manager). — Kxcollent patronage nightly. Vaudeville remains the nl traction. ilivtntxAriiits PiigATiir (Sidney i-'ern, manager ).— The smile good houses n* al- ways. Hooked for week of I'll: The Webb Family, tlardhier. West and Sunshine, .leuti- Mrtla Alnrlell, Nut Hill. Kllloit RruB- Hlhiuin Sisters. Ihe flretit Alvura. Alnrsh De Vnro null wife, Kennedy nud Kennedy, I.n Tell Brothers, tioldav aad Fox, Wyley and Wvl- Eon. "Lyons."' Le Roy Trio. Six nnd Heilney, sltldon Hroihers. Arlington nnd Hi 1st on. \'ln- cinl Kiralln. Ynrro. Weill worth r-nd Vnrro. IhiVLM' TiiKvriu: t Frank tinldle. manager). — Big nus'.tiess still reigns liere. For week of I'll : The Four Flying Bottomliysi. Jean- iietie Coleiii.tu. i:id her four pony ballet: llie Four Kmperors of .Music, the Three Herbert Brothers, James \nn Leer nnd Aln- nolu Duke, ltiuiz.etl.i and La Rue, Ford and Hot We-:l. llie De Yc-nii Twin Sisters. Neliln i ml Hazel: Jnnies nnd Kittle liradv. J. W. Harrington, the Musical Holders. AC He Ber- Hiiii mid I'loretiee llrockwnv. Alnrlon and Petri. Minnie Hranvllle. Dick Welch nnd Marry U-sler. Agnes Maher. Alnrtlnneitle nnd Sylvester. Ltiwi-enee Crnne and Co.. Louise I.n Hoolli, llelinore nud linrrell and James Crockett. C.nuiiiK TcKA'rni:. — This house reopens L'D, Willi Ti.mmy Dounellv's Minstrels. » Cniuden. — At Woodlynne l'nrk (II. J. Le Cnto. miiiingeri good business continues nt Ihls resort. As an added attraction Manager Le Cnto niilioiinres n $."i.lillil llreworks dis- play on Ihe Inke. Tlie vnudrrllle nltrnrtlons this week lueliide: The Alciiralh Bro*., banjo act, us heudlhirrs: the Bat-hellers. Alnrie l-llner. 'I'opnck and West. Forllner nnd Miller. Ben Reinhold. funis nml Alny. und hlograph. NiiTks. — Stage .Malinger Durnll hns liicul- cnlisl Ihe sn excellenl method of bringing all ncls off promptly Hint liiarucieclzisl his work ill the Hon Ton Tlienlre. Philadelphia. *--* DISTRICT «••' COl.t AIIUA. WiinIiIiiicIiiii, — Al Hie Columbia Tlien- lre t Joseph I-:. I.uekelt. malinger i. week of June 211, Ihe I'liiiiiuldu Slock Co.. lu "The Whitewashing of Julia." I.n*l week Hi" stinie company produced "Betsey." to excel- iein business. I.A|-AVKTTt: tll'CIIA HofsK. — Jmln. the modern Jnpnnese iii-r of physical culiure nnd self defense, by Prof. Y. Yiimiishliu nnd MM*. Fuile Yninnslillii, ."tu. Till' Lvckim Tiikatiik closed Its season his! week, with the American Burlesiniers. to good business Hrtts aiii I'KitKoitMANiKs. Conn. Ave nud Woodley liiind IT. Arlliur Smith, mnnngcri. "Ihls is Hi" third nnd Inst week or Hie Sylvan Players. In "Twelfth Night." "As You I.Ike It I'he Merchant of Venice" mid "Taming of Ihe Shrew." Business during the two past week*' run of Ihls ci>ni|iatiy of players lin* been very Inrge. and the utmost satisfaction has been hud. CilKW Ciiask Lakk i Berber Claude, innnageri.— Alnrlue Band concerts Cuksaitakk Bkach.— Haley's Band con- certs. 4—* SOI Til ( AHHI.IXA. tEAmu. Stu. Sai rKi.t.K & Wki.sii Buns.' Itm p IlM Iiink Notk.s — Since our lasi coiiirilmil,,,! i. Ihe "Whit* Tcuts" coliitun the Slg Sanieii & Welsh Show hns been lu the mid^t „» great prosperity. The show lias just Huisluri four weeke if splendid bnslne,.-. m ii Alanongnhela River and Allegheiiev VtuH •owns of Pennsylvania, und ha* now invidni New York Stnte. The lH-rforniniiii- | s gl'vinJ the grenie*t of satisfaction, and is |, te B ■MM In three ting*, on iwo singes .,inl a ulppodi-ome track. There ere *eveiuy.s«. v »i, net* In the Iwenty-one numbers, i.ttd tin- un, gianinie Is notlcnble for the absence of -nil' la" acts. A new live pole lnenageiie , ail vns wns added to the show al Frmiklin. l'i on June 11. Since the opening ..: He* km' son Hie show hns been augmented with i| lnr •lew flat cars, four new baggage wagon* twenty dnpplt- gray horses, three caribou' Iwo /elvas. Iwo tigers aud ti new Ua ni i dial-lot. new calliope aud a bunch nf twelve ponies. The show ns it now stands Is un- e.pinh-d In the twenty car circus class. Ifcj ban-bull fever has struck the show, ami is the order of the day after each ma time i„ T . forninnee. At Klitannliig. Pa., mi April |;i the freaks and ticket Keller* of Air. \|„ r ! ron's department tried conclusion* with t> downs of Hie big show. The score was 'SI lo 11. In favor of the clowns. Faldle Thi bnult oflicloeed ns umpire, to the sniisla.-thm of nil. ITte next big game I* scheduli^l f lir July 4. between Clinmborlain'* Imml nn j member*) of Hie dressing room. Tim grave of Fred Pike, a former inenilier nf Slg. Sau- lell-'s Show*, who died and wns buried at Alt. Ylew Cemetery, nleiin. N. Y.. Inst Aug- list, wns visited by over one hundrcfl men and women of the company on June lii. During the *how'r. stay nt Olean. after the matinee, the entire parly In n Usly. iniKu- panled hy the circus hands, procseded to the cemetery nnd. held servlci-s In ineman uf Mr. Pike. A profusion of beautiful rtinvers nnd wreaths were placed on the grave. IV. K. I., t Dot) Iteeger offered n prayer, and Cllnlon Newton iitiule an appropriate ad- dress. Hold health prevails with the slum-, and very few accidents hnve la-en met with Arrangements have been consummated fur an extended season, lasting long into He- censer. NoTKS FROM I.OWKHV Blios." Bin No. " Sunn". — At Knslon. Pa.. June 12. 13, we were greetetl by big crowd* nl the finir |ier- formnnces. It was here that we purled with our drummer. Joe Morrison. Il» wns taken sick and was compelled to return In liis home. At Seigfrieds. Coaldale and Suiuiuit Hill bnsliiess broke the records, and al l.au<- ford w replnced I'. D. and [/it lb- Alugiuler wllh Fred Thomas nnd wife, who do Ihe trapeze nnd revolving ladder ail. line of our new features Is old Foggy n'llrlen nml his silver gold cornel hand. Rostkh of Axdhew Dowxif.'s AIonstei Simws. — Audrew Downle. sole owner : Ik-rt Riilberfurd. business manager: Airs. Hmvnlr, treasurer : Kil. Adell, etpiestriun director; tlie l-llvnres. revolving breakaway bidder: Hie .Mannings. Bring mnrhle sin lues: Alcl'ue nud AlcCue. brother net : Ueorge ami (Sein-elr. Isiiindlug ncrobnts: De Yllhlst. bnlaiirlng lad- der : the Adells. double traps: .Millie La Tina, rolling globe: Nellie Le Boy. swinging ladder: Bert Kennedy. Hying trapeze: the Three Lees. seiixnllomil custlng net: Dowule's educated ponies und dogs. Introduced hy I'rof. Adell: the .Norwoods, balancing |ierch : Ueorge anil lieorgle. double trapeze: Leo Collins, wire mil contortion: "Prince." the talking pony: Ma- dame Leo. menage net : Madden. Ryan. Canst nnd Lnrkliis. clowns: Davis and llyan. i-umeuy wheel act: A. C. Orcntt. superintendent : l.en Collins. I*)s» onnvns man. wllh Iweniy-slx assistants : Doe Smith, lu charge of stock, with forlv-lwo asslsianis: I'rof. Lewis' hand of soloist*, R. A. Barker, AI. C. Sheiiiuin. John Unte. Kilwnrtl Billies. Joe Wolf. Fred Rosencrnlg. Frank Peters. John Hughes anil .Norman Hrey. Kd. Aluxwell has the privi- leges, handling six butchers. Side show: Thos. L. Finn, manager: Sye Newman ind llnrvey firev. ticket sellers: Cameron, t'lr- cnsslaii snake charmer, with seveii hlgsnnkes: Flnsli. magic mill Punch: Ed. King, venirllu- ipilsl : Allllle I.orrlu. mind render: Wlllhun Doss, human telescope : Congo and llu-ka. Zulus: Prof. Hopkins' colored band of twelve coon shunters and jubilee singers, and nine cages of nnluinls. Concert : T. J. Aladilen. manager: Nellie Ix) Alny. Sylvester Xewiuan. Alny llnrvey. Kd. Byau aud Hilly Walsh, Alaildeu nud Le Alny. Nirrns Fitoit P.nowx's U2CTTD Snows.— We played Klmlrn for one week lo good hus- ness. Tills Is our elglilh week on Ihe ru«d, nnd every tiling points to n good, long season. nud we expect to be out all Winter, gulng South. The press nnd public any that this is Hie beat vaudeville cirrus they ever saw. While passing Hi rough Khnirn. Felix Heidi, the well known vaudeville agent, of New York, stopped over to see the show ami sulu that Ihls wns the Is-st vaudeville circus be ever saw. We go from Klmlrn to VUvrrty. nnd Ihen to the coal region. 'Ihe I. rent Zeno. balancing trapeze ami wire art, um Julned for Ihe senson. making in all sixteen big ncls. We hnve also eugaged a her bnnd of eight musicians for the side show. F1.11T0 Snow Xotks. — The show began » two days' engngemeut In Denver. Col. lit' home town I. June 111. after three niouibs on the rnnd lit Texas. Callfornln and the Nor li- wesl. in good wem tier nnd business the entire trip, and now. as the renl circus season «p- pronehes. the business improves. At Baler City. Ore., the performers of Kioto s son- serllied for nnd had plnced n mnrhle iitonn- men t to Alexlnus Prlskorn. known as MP an*." who died nnd wns burled there msi August. At lleno. Nev.. Hoveruor Sparksnuu Lieutenant Hoveruor Wootlruff. with » rircus parly, enjnved the nflernonii show. Al sjii Ijike CHy the attendance nt night was large, and iiiniiv were turned awny. At lt,,c * Siirli-gs. Wvo.. Hoveruor Brooks rnme wun a circus pnrl'v und would nci-epl no favors, nui piiid for reserved seals, saying Kioto wns en- titled to It. Wit. fiii.MA.N-. conlraellne agent of C.inip- bell Bros. - Shows, write* lint the I tun"*' Bros, mid lliigenherk's Trained Animal Sim*'' exhibit the same day mid dale al fori ■ I "!■"*• In., on June 1M. Both shows will exltlbh : • n llie snine ground*, nnd lively times lire ; lUj |> l» occur. Air. tillmnii adds Hint the bllim-- whicli Is nboi.l eipinl. ha* lieen done a< ■"" iK-fon- In thi* Iowa. .. _-n— Aliiilii.l.K Cio-rri. "King of Jockeys. « rites from Austria as follows: "I urn engaged ini» senson wllh llie Cirrus Wur l ley. louring au ilia, nml itm uuikliig a great si *s """,' Jockey net with mv two Rttsslnii «" , ' r,|, ' Il 1 "„ The two hounds und myself ride tin- *.'■'' I'll I*' a CLIITKI caller t .-spring . ttoir . mix Paxsai.. a well known circus per iner. with the Forepmigh-Sells Hois. ■ .... ..... .... ,„#. i t.,.i .neicni. IS Ol Cnliiiolilii — Al Hynli Pnrk Casino IF. L. Brown, local mil linger i "Nell, the Waif." week of June in. drew good audiences. Ar- thur I., liuy's Miuairels I'li-Jnlv 1. horse nt the linish nex I Spring ' Jo form ens. who lost h's lefl leg insl seas.... the French Hospital again. He wasuM"™' undergo another surulcnl oiienillon Jane * BosTKii of F. A. Robbln*' New t.rea. 1 Feature Shows. Advertising Car. No. t ■ • Al. Huoilwlii. ear malinger : Pete MiiJ"r n . "• Imiss hill |*isler: llnrvey Johiison. »- J - *,.'. any. AV. Al. linllngher. J. Mii'ohe. I ha«- ;"■' tlruii. Joseph Nllilll mid J. Cnrroil. aj-'i nnts: All. It. lianas. "Biographer: ''■;-. Ilrool:*. paste maker: Peter Slelghl. **""; 1 Hns Miller nnd II. A. Ilnyes. progrnmnirr . l'red Tlllnon. chief cook, aud Al. Murium porter. „.«• Ann-ill \vn Sai.aii. Five Sumios, «i' ■" with Hen try llros.' Show, Nu. -'. JULY 1. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER, 479 Xotks from Al. F. Wheeler's "New Model Shown." — Wo bit entering wir eighth week «f continued prosperity. New York Irrnllng us right royally. Connecticut appreciated the •little winner.' nnil l lip cheery words "come 11 gul n." were heard hi every aland. Soar Jersey was b veritable sold mine. \Vp linvr* hull mill" two losing dny«. nWH l>y tin 1 in clement' weather. Our ring programme It running ns smoothly ns clock work. Jose- phine, m her wonderful .ra|nnii'»«<* ladder ml. holds her audiences s|u'll Ik mini. Slink win- lifts are numerous, hut frank Hilleom Is r»0- siderod one of the is-sl, mill has no illlllouliy In milking good. Harry I ji Hoy wins np- plansc hy lil* inn i manliuihllon of various nifties. " Our clown. Mr. llelniont. Is .1 laugh - hi), success. Wheeler's is'rfiirndng M, ponies and limit's arc Hie hit of the hill, their work lielnc truly wonderful, and the result of kindness. Our aide show. under Die supervision of I'rof. Wnllaee Ctsike. Is doing an Iiuiiieiise business, con- taining six lilir 11 it", Cnpl. Crawford's Hun laming net being a "lirciilh-liolding" feature. Mr. Wheeler hud milled dglit head of draft stock und three bend nf kmall slock. |ii>nleH. mules, etc. The |wny horn nl Dover Plains Is already b jmM, being only Iwenly-xeven Inches high and weighing thirty iioiincls. The privilege di iiartiiieiil. under Hie Hide management of Kd. II. Hell, late of Hie Main Show, Is doing nicely. living run with hlg show m"tlinds. Mr. I. -'II nlso lias the eon- cert tickets, which assures 11 hlg iitteiidanie ilur concert contains seven nig aels. and the feeding of the lions Is a feature. Last, but not least, the band, ten men. under the lead- ership 01 Clarence llrown. Is .vlnnlng new laurels 11 1 every stand. Our cook house is under the supervision of Mrs. Al. !•". Wheeler, and the b»va appreciate her generous. Imspl- liilllv. We an' headed for the Cnisklll Moun- tain' resort*, many Simula taring return dates from last year. NllTKM Klioll tiKXTUt Bant. FAIWIX Snows. No 1!. — Ilusiness with these famous .shows continues to capacity, despite the very unfavorable weather of the past two weeks. The parade of the famous shows has been made n sjieiinl feature this year, and has lieen arranged on such a grand scale by Hie ■•entry Kros. thai It Is now said to excel all Ihclr former efforts. It comprises thlrly- Iwo tableau wagons, dens, cages and chari- ots, two bunds, .steam calliope, tandem tenuis, eight elephants, seven camels, three sacred cows, (wo zebras, etc. The Sang Wuugli Troupe of Arabian acrobats. Imported by the Hendry Rros.. from the Orient, have replaced the Nnmluis. and the former net Is proving 11 strong feature. Kd. K. Haley, the well known press agent, is now handling all Hie press work with the Xo. 'J show, he having been transferred from the No. 1 show, mid the niiinner Id which he handled Hie news- papers has a most telling elfcct, for his slime 111 the papers seems to be unlimited. II. II. Austin, the eiiuestrlan director. Iind Hie misfortune to sprain his left ankle during Hie past week, but is able In he alum' wllli Hie aid of a cane. The No. •_■ show is under the personal direction of II. 1!. lienlry Hits yeur. the orig- inator of these famous shows, ami lie has as his able assist am I'. \V. Kinney, who had charge of the advertising cur last season. It Is poslllvely twice as large as ever, as it now comprises almost the entire equipment of Hie N'ii. :( mid si shows. Two serious accidents have happened the show since we opened. At Lexington. Ky.. two of Hie finest work horses were struck br the limited train of the L. mid N. II. II., und in- stantly killed. During tile |mst week, at tiraftun. the wagon carrying the poles and tents went through a bridge, dropping a d'stiinee of thirty-five feet, killing two horses and seriously Injuring the l\vo drivers. J. If. Newman, the general representative of the show, still continues In have his hendqunrlers In Indianapolis and Chicago. lie was a visitor on to the show last week. In 1'nik- erslmrg. 1'MiKii Tin: maxai;k.ui:nt of Will II. Slr- r'nrlnnd. the llreni Wulluro Vaudeville An- ncjt Is doing 11 record breaking. business. Fnr- uier Jones is the hendllner with the show. I'uwkk'h Ki.im'iia.xtm. originally eiiL'iigcd ill the New York Hippodrome for live weeks, anil re-engaged for the rest of I lie sensiin. closed there July I, the closing date of the Hippodrome W. \V Cower feels highly gratified wl'li the success of his educated elephants, nut alone nl this famous theatre, Ian from Hie giTiil demiinil for the act from malingers of parks and fairs. After Inning New York new mid m>vel "stunts" will he hilroduecd. which huve been in prepar- ation for some time. .lennnetle. who will appear with Hie elephants. Is eipecl.-d lt» make a grant sensation. Nliioiias. Mexican bull wrestler, will open Ids own show m I-'l. Wendell I'ark, Ft. lieorge. N. V„ ill July. Kiiwaiih H.ivix, the athletic marvel, is meeting wllli great sin cess with Drowns Culled Shows, and Is liilroiliiring his new act. which shows a wonderful tils locution of the shoulder bludes. With jk Bill Pesters. Xotks 1-uiiM lan'Ai. No. X — Once again Hie "grim reaper" has visited Ibis local. Ibis lime hiking Hivay one of Hie oldest nicniliers. Itro. Jack Sylvester, who died June S» a I Ills brother's home at i'.euver rails. I'n. lira. Sylvester had been sick for about six mouths. Ilrsl starling Willi 11 bail cold, which de- veloped into pneumonia. No doubt his ninny friends will lie surprised lo hear of Ids leal 1. lie was well liked by nil who knew him. nud was line nf the best known hill poslers III the country. |ir„. |, iionser. of Xo. 3, relumed to I '1 1 1 slung 11;. having spent three weeks hi Cincinnati, visiting his mother unit many friends. National President Charles Joseph left for the Knsl 2|, ,„ n | |,. m | the trial of the national mid locnl officers in the I'hiln- delphlii courts tills week. Itro. Dick II. Ladle, of Xo. ::. writes from Hie llingliiig cur tlinl the buys have vlsiled tienrlv every locnl while touring ••"wny down Knit." I'.ro. Joe M. Itrell, of Xo. :;. who was wllli the ••Shallows of a Ureal Cliv" lust stii.Mia. Is now nl lite new I'ark. 111 Itull'iilo. lie will be oil Hie ad- vertising sturr of the Hljon Theatre. I'llis- bitrg. next senson. Urns, Dick I'lerce nud I. Ilouser. of Xo. :i. were visitors lo Sheridan- vllle. I'n.. last week, lo see Bra. 1 1. T. Judge and Secreinry (;. \y, Uiwerv. Ilro. lieorge Abernelliy. of Xo. :i. Is doing special police duty In Allegheny while Hie IIIJ011 is closed. Itro. John Vmley. of Xo. :;. lias taken charge of the advertising for the rti tabling Tvnrllon < o. for Ihr Summer. This will not Interfere wllli his trip to Xew York. Secretary Lowery wishes to notify all memliers who are in ar- rears to communicate with him nl once, his siuuii'er address la-lug llnx ::ii.1. Sberldaiiville, Nirri;s kuiim I.oimi, Hi. Mlnnea|K.lls. — lliirmiin & Ibilley iiilvei'tlsing nir. No. I. was here June 17, i n eiiurge of sir. Murray. Tom I .'!",!"""• ''"' ""'" scout." has the paper, and labile lltililiard. from Ilrlilgcpori. Conn., has I lie lllhos. ••Windy" family helped to put Hie pictures In ikp windows, and gel a giaul showing, i'. .1. Hols.,- greeted Ills old friends, us did "Kid" Meiclianl. who reminds one of "Mil" Wheeler. " Wooden feel" Curry was looking fine, mill helped to make things breezy around the gold ear. "dimply" III ley. porter 011 the car. weni out to see the sights and losi his watch. ■;. li. Culler sllll holds lis own aoioin.- Hie hunch. L. I-;. Si mug. of Xo. 13, iiiuaha. passed through on Ids way I" join the lioliuar far, Xo. -J. .Most, of the local Uiys are still ill Ihi' camp, lent will be In when Hie Xo. :• |t. & M. ear nrrives. Miles l.dwarils still has Hie lepiiiiiiiou of ■•niching il- i, r ,... V | 11.:, liniv I e-nke. who has I II out lo the cunip four weeks. 1 nine In renter nay ana aUlcd it tlie Bttect cars. UaudCDille and minstrel, Niitksi ruiiM Tin; Ci.aiik.mi; |i. Hiiiwr.t.i, Com kii\ Co. — While playing linyhead. In thn CnlsklllN. we were reipicsted by Hie city people slopping m the Cohleii Hill llons'o lo put 011 a in Inst eel show, which we did, using the city people lii tilling the circle for Hie first pnrt. Tlie following peopla eacli did n specinliy, which was grciillv ap- piecial.sl by nil present: Joseph II. Sillier, end inn 11 : Terrence J. Daley. Interlocutor ami straight man : .link I'oiiiinn. in black fine specialty : Norn Sillier, tisin sliouter : Slnmln l-'lemliig. Illustrated songs, and Sillier and Daley. ,11 a leliin'd Duicb comedy sketch. Sir. Daley was also acting manager (luring the week at Oiiytirnd. and look care of Hie front of the house. Sir. Itldwell will close his show In two weeks, to Join the Derue Urns.' Ideal Minstrels, as malinger. Iltisl- ness has been .it Its heal In the Cntskills. YiiTiiniA SIoxks. Hie laigllsli coiiieillenne, after succesafiillr fulfilling lier contrncta here. Bailed for L'nglaml on June 111. In time to opened at the I'lilace. London, on Julie I'll. Tilt: TillUTV-stx attuactioxs controlled by Hie Coliimliln Amusement Co. and the Kastern Ilurlesi|iie Miinagers Asaoclatiou are sparing no expense to make these attrac- tions an especially strong line of shows. Ike Ito.'e 1. securing Kuropetin novelties for nil of them. A letter Jnal received from him amies that he has secured a great ni|iiatlc Illusion. It takes place la 11 huge lank of water on the stage, und twelve girls are discovered In the tniik. ns mermaids. This la a sensation of Kurope. Ike Hose lias secured the American rights to this hlg feature. Mr. Hose and several agents are touring Kuropc for attractions suitable for oxtiavagiin/a companies controlled by the Kant. These nttrnctions will play 11 gtsnl class of houses, they will be rellned. and some of the best niilnois and writers of mu- sic have Iwen secured lo furnish music and material for Hicm. I'liOlJ. Al.lIKKT I'ATKXAfll. llOIOIIIIIlt. rci'Ctlt ly received an unexpected bath, that was not down on the hills. He was giving n balloon ascension 11 1 Mound City. III., June 7. wlu-ii the wind carried Hie balloon, parachute and nemiinut out over the Ohio Itlver. and Hie whole combination .struck Hie water some distune from I lie shore. The professor wua find in his street clothing, bin put oil 110 life preserver, nud was nearly cxhnuslcd when lifted Info a rowlsiat. Kit Ivii.iiaiih informs us that lie recently completed 11 highly successful tour of Aits iralin, but will remain In this country if Hie climate fnvors his wife's health. "1 was formerly sergennt-majnr In the Itrtllsh army, ami served as drill and fencing In- slruclur In the Kgyptlnn and Jnpiinese armies. Sly military specially Introduces the sword, lance anil bayonet exercises aa performed by I he Japs, but worked to per- lection. Having sampled the various news- papers, periodicals, etc.. devoted to the pro- fession In Ibis country, 1 consider I'lli: Ci.ii'i'Kt: the best by far." Tim Kxt'iisiTlox Kuril recently completed a six weeks' trip over Alsop's Northwestern rlreilll. J 1 a: r'l.vxx. monologlst. Is now la his fifth week over Hie Norlhwestern circii'l. Lackxtka axii I.Aiiri: were obliged lo can- eel nil their Siiinmer dates. NllTKS HIIIM Till'. IlKIKAIITS SIlSll.ll. AXI> Vai hkvii.i.i: Co. — We are now playing West- ern Xew Jersey and Pennsylvania, to big suc- cess. The conipiuiv consists of all first elas* people: The Slualrnl Kclkarts, Dick Pvne, llnrrv Snlslinry. Slay Hlrkson, Ihe llnrbers and llt.rl Sleveus. I'rof. Itelknrt. |iroprie. tor and manager. Tlie coinpuuy in now book- ing the I'ennaylviiiiln fairs. Till: IlMifiXTS KliHirge. .Madge and S'oung Skalesi opened .011 Hie Joe clyiiii clrciili. • 1 l.nkcwond. Skowhegnii. Sle.. June HI. They are closing the show nud holding llieiu to tlie linlsh. Kitty S. Kiiikiiaji of New York, mid An- toinette liiiiner. formerly of Ihe l-'leclill liuarleiie. have Jolnril bands, mill will do a relinetl singing and dancing act. with spe- cial scenerv nnil wardrobe. The team will lie known ns Klrkliaiii and liiiluer. They are booked iudeliiillely at Ihe I'ahu Harden. Hullo. Slont. IIAIIIIV AXII I.KWIS l.ll.l.AM lire spell. ling Hie Suumier al their home in Wells, Minn. Tub llAitniKs are on the Amuiuns circuit In Indltimi. NnTKM iuom Tin: II.IXBK Co. — We opened our senson Slav II. and have been tourlnir Wisconsin to very fair business, although there has been 11 l.rcal deal of rain. Hosier of the roiirpuuy: Krnnk Itiinee. owner mid iiinniig.'r : Allle lltinee. IMiislrnteil songs; Tied llniiec, Martha Uanee, Harry Snxlon, John Johnson, Huh He Lia, Ted White, Jim Lelloii, Steve Stephenson. Slink iiouglna. Ihe Nichols. Clins. W. Chnse. and Arnold Krllpg In advnnir. We huve n sixty fool top wllii Ihirlv foot middle piece. fun. N11.I.H11X relumed lo Ainer'cn re- cool lv- Willi an ilii.iulnaied nellal ballet nei, Willi wlilcii he is bookeil hi Ihe lending vaude- ville holmes. Noti-s rnoM Cll.lliXB. CllACK c!t WtNTOX".i SIi.xsti-ki.-s. under the miinngenient of r'reil II. I'oiily and Kd. .Meyer. — We will commenco nnr sevnlli iiliniinl lour Aug. '_'l wllli every- lllll'g new and up dilute. The parade will be out of Ihe ordll'ery. nud we think we have aor.iel litnc thill will siirurlse the unlives. Tin! Three Dnrlliiglo'i llros.. Ihiropi'iui novrlly gyninasis. und Ihe Kuplioiiy Sextelte urn among I lie peojile alreudy engaged. Tim lii'.nd. which will Is. 11 strong feature. 1 11 - eludes' J. Wilson CIIITe. Ironilione wizard, and .Nathan Tonkin, (he Kngllslt euphnnliini miIoImI. The motto of lip* C. C. nud W.. the eunilng season, will be "all lliiil's worlli while lit inliisirelsy." Wii.kv 1Ia.mii.tox. who bus lieen ill Willi nervous prostration lor the past seven weeks, Is Improving und hopes lo resume work in a short (hue. He Is resting ill Atlantic City, X. .1. SlrCiuiMli'K Una ll.utitows. who opened Slay TJ, nl: Klsclier's Theatre. San rriiiicisco. I'al'.. have twelve weeks on the alllllnleil Western circuit lo follow. II, It. tin, iiiainiger and proprietor of liny lirothers" .Minstrels, nud C. II. Kiuipp, his iidvanre iigeni. nre up hi Hie moiinliiina of New Hampshire Milling. Clltl. CofKI.ANO AM* SlAIIKI. IlKIIIII XUKB, who were hi Ihe Crown Tlu'nire. I'l. Worlli. Tex., soice early hisi I lei-ember, arc now al Ihe borne of Mr. fupchiud's sister, near Ox- lord. Kan., whi'ie they will remain 11 few weeks. SiJUiKas Axu Wintkiis. lifter closing a alx weeks' engngi'iiieni on the Tony Liibelskl rlrrtilt at Ihe Novelty Theatre. Stockton, fill., week of May Jli, uponcd m the Star Thenlre. I'orlhind. ore.. June S, nnil con- tracts were signed nl nor* for Km star cir- cuit, whirl: includes six weeks. Then they will return to the I'ortlnnd I'nlr for nn Indefi- nite etigngemeiii. They write that Hieir a<;t Is a grenl success In the Weal. Tin: lti:xos llhiitle anil Dennyi. comedy ncroliats. who recently closed 11 .successful sen- 1.011 of six weeks with Ihe Itreckeiiridga Slock Co., Ill I. a Cr>isse. Wis., have opened on the IHlou circuit for Win. Lung, at Kenosha. Wis. Their new ucrohnlir uet \t more than making go.ul everywhere. Dax Wcstox ft i'n inform as linn they are now rehearsing a new comedy skeicii, wrllieii In Crunk Adams, formerly of Cur- tis mid Adams, which will be produced lit Tony Pastor's Theatre, New Sink City, week of July ::. They luive liookcd ihe .Northwest- ern circuit of vaudeville houses, with Hie Hoidsnilth and Novelty clreiilis to IoHovt.' The u.'iiil.ers roesisi of : Dan |i. Wesioii. II in Men, I. -It: Slcl.el I lall.e and ll.ni) !■'. Wesioii. Tim Diiakk. of Drake and Carrliigtnn, writes: "Sometimes I ItnTc quite a time gelling The oin 111:1.1 able, but I alwaT* tonnage 10 get It. In one ease where I cot the Inst eopv of Tin: fLimtt, In Arahernl, X. S.. And I was standing on Ihe rnrUcr rending II. a fellow rnme up to me nnil any* : 'I guess y.ut'r" Ihe fellow Hint got Hip last Ci.li'i'ini';' I answered, 'Yes.' lie anya: 'Well yoll belt niR lo It." He offered nl* twenty (lie cents fur It. Of t»«r»f I refused. He made me promise I would let him have i look over II thai night, so I told him to call lo Ihe lintel at 1 I'. XI. And lie aoiihl huve II. lie was there at Ihe and time, nil right, with 11 smile on hla fnre, aa If he were about to receive 11 ten dollar hill." I i 1:1 11:01: W. Wilis, of Wills and Mnrnm, wlio underwent a very serious surgical iiiirra- Hon at Mercy Hospital. Chicago, Juno II. la doing well. Ci.K.Moxs axii Ci.kmoxs. who closed 11 very mii ccssfnl him son April I. Joined I rem hi Xew Sensation, at tinlllpolls, O.. Slay 1. Tin: llritroxs. hell ringers, after playing the entire I'aclllc coast from Kan Dipgn, I'n I., to Vancouver. II ('.. for Hie laat forty weeks, nre now oignnliliig their own coin- iiuny lo play California. Arlr.ona. New Mex- ico and Texas. Thwr are much belter equipped. iHith In printing, musical noveltlpt and picture elTecta 1I11111 heretofore, and an- tlclpiiie 11 prosperous season. Tin: TiniKK Tkiuiiaisu us opened their Summer season at the Casino. Toledo, 0., nnd their new art was well received. Hnm l,pp linn Joined them, and hla comedy wns Hie life of Hip act. They arc booked solid for the Summer In large parks. Oscaii IIuimbmstkix lint Just secured a demonstration of wireless telegraphy for the I'liridlse Hoof. Cant. Illoom, who used the system In the Car Knot, has been Illustrating il at the Kniplre Music Hall, Loudon, Kng. Kui'iT. formerly of Koppe and Koppe. writes that he has retired permanently from Hie profession. Tin: KixxniAXs are In their elghlh week on the I'uritlu const, mid rc|nirt meeting with success. Tin: Kasimikhkiks. a theatrical organiza- tion, made Anderson, I ml., one of its hushes nl the ( Ira nil Opera House, by llosiiuko mill Hndillffe. i'erformeri: and attaches of both theatres there were made members. Among them were: Kay lillison. Dolly Slaueell. Win- nie Herald, Kill Hi Council, .Maud Coster, Kildie und John McDonald, Harry Cuiipy, ('has. I.essln. SI. SI. Jones and Mike Dillon, of Ihe tirnnil, and King llu-Iai nnd company. Sir. ami Sirs. Claude I'ryer. Mr. and .Mrs. K. Howell. I 'mil Fisher and Mart Inn. of Ihr Crystal. The officers elected were: Sllke Dillon, big raspberry: Titos. Serrln, little rasplnrrry. for tne liranil : Claude Krypr. big raspberry : Krnesl Hnwill. little rnsplierry. for the Crjstnl : SI. M. Jones, master of cere- mony's. A big luinouet and hall was held on Hie singe after the Insinuation of officers. Sl.n: Wti,sov. pianist, closed a sncresifiil season at Ihe Novelty Theatre. Sioux l''Hils, S. Dak., mu! will spend her vacation it t her Inline In D11I111I1. Minn. Tin: vi;n C.ishio I'lcr Theatre at Aahiirv I'ark was openeil. under the direction of J. It. I>eh air. Cridiiy. June •_■:!, with Ihe Hrent Lnfuyette Co. t'l.KliJioxY ami Mi Mill, "the llau.illuli 1I110," report nieeiing w'th siiccess. Jack llrgiu:. of llnrkr and SlrKvoy. nud his wife, wlit sail for Kuropc July S. to spend the Summer month*. They will make n tour of the colltlliclll. Slits. Laxiitiiv will appear In vaudeville next season for ten weeks. II is slated that Hie division of I Inn- will lie arranged na fol- lows: Two weeks at the Victoria, four nt the I'roctor houses, nnil three weeks nl I'ercy Williams' theatres, nil In Hirnler New York. Tlie tenth week will probably be booked III Huston. Daisy SIaii: has signed with llttrtlg & Seauion for nexl season, to do her specially nnil lo play soiihreite roles. .Meanwhile site Is playing a fen* vaudeville ilnles. Cl.l.vr ami Ht.ssiK lioimixs are plnyllig a few dates In vaudeville tills Summer. Ill July they will Jump from Cincinnati to .Montreal, Can., mill will spend the entire mouth al resorts in mill near Hull city, plnyllig lllvrr side i'ark week of July !l. They will return West In lime lo open wllli the Cliuse-Llster Co., making Ihclr llfili season with Hint nl- t met Ion. Al . Tiiki.oaii writes : "Silss Tciniii'M and I nre resting 11 few weeks. We will resume work July III, playing 11 few Western mirks, after which we let urn Kitsl. We art' well booked for next season." Al.. IIaY.vBS' SIikii'ai. Coxibiiy, "Too Much .Married." Is meeting with success on the Knsteni park circuit. Tlie company Includes: ■lack K. Mngee. inuimj-er : J11II11 ItNliuouil, Karl mid Leu. Chiis. Smlili Jr.. SI11111I Sinilh, James Cninlti. Liicllli' I'aiker. Andrew Sis- ters. I'earl Hillings, Violet II11IU11I011 mill Helen Marshall. 'I wo trained goats, Xnviijo und Seminole, are used. lit .mi:.s ami I.Bivis (I'red und Kvn I . comedy acroliuls. are plnylng at tlie Slei'iilecluise I'ler. A tin 11 lie illy. N. J„ tills week. Willi Coney I stand. Wluelhig. W. Vn. : Sprlngllelil. o. : Kiilniiinxoii. Midi., und other lime to follow. Tut: 1-iii.i.iiwim; people bare been engaged for W. II. Watsons Orient 11 1 lliirlesipiers : Harry .Montague. I'ut White. Ike Wall. (ieo. Donnelly. Kls.i Leslie, Veiielln Sli'Vensoii, May Allen. Molile Williams. Canny Williams, lieu trice liar have. Kilith I'nrker. Carrie Dun- can. Annie tiriini. Harriett Sheeler, Kilty Oancii. Kin y.i'llor. Kdlth Crawford. Hurt I '"arson, manager: A. Jack Kaiisl. In ad- vance. Tt xis K. Iii'ax, of Hull lumr", lias lieen engaged for I lie Sniiinier liy Kreilorlck Inger Mill, proprietor of I'lllsluirg's Luna I'ark. us hiisliiesi niuniibi'i' nud j 1 1 1 1 1 li - 1 1 •.- promoler. The park .i|M'ti"d two weeks ago, and Is al- temly an .insured success, the beautiful •'.rounds and nullilliigs being nihil with an nveruge dally iltleiiihiuci of l.i.iiiin p-ople. .1. SI. IIaiiiii.s. of Harris und Slerlo. was a Cl.it'l'i:ii caller lust week. Sir. Ilurris reports II sulmliliilhil success III their novel illus- trated song farce. "The l.iul.v Opernl or." Sir. Harris IpIIs us they go \S'est to (day Ihe parks, nnd early In tin: Kali they nil con- tracts Hull were set buck owing to Hie Ill- ness of Silss Slerlo Hie past Winter. He nlso says: "She Is all n. K. again, and anxious to be back In harness." Kittik O'Hiiik.v ami I.izkttk Iiixi.u. "The Two Shamrocks." lire very Hiiori-Hsfully pii'sentlng Miss O'llrien's prell'y Irish rfcar- ncter nkeich, ■■.Noni's Kortniie," nt HleiiMiigy I'ark. Coliinihus. <).. this week. Thev left fur Hie West In June, nfler 11 tour of Hie vaudeville houses In New York and the Knst, where tbe'r Utile sketch whs fealiired 011 tile bills, und "Slllllllsllell It sure ivilcouie for llieiu when they licgln their return dales. They me well booked In the Wesl. where Kit lie o'llrleii has la-en prominent for some years In presentations of Irish character roles In dramatic productions. Tt:i> K. Ilox has completed a tour of Ihe orpliemu and Coiisbline clrciills. nnd arrived in New York Insl week. CrxxtxniiAji ami Smith have closed 11 successful season with the Cuy l-'oster Co. SlAlllll. CAIIKW AMI liKIITll; 'll.lVK-i. Willi are now siiccessfiilly playing In Kiirope. will retain 10 America und open on the Keith circuit in ihe Kail. Their 1 .xceiitlniiully clevr work in •The Derby Hun'" nils Ihu-ii lecogiilxeil a broa 1 1, as il was In lids country, and Hie team has baen reaping a bur vest ,,r coiiimeudatory press notices mid general ex- pressions of public approval Cm vr [11: liioii.o Is nl Lynn. Slnss. He will illsciuillnue Ids linlcycle ml ladi'lllillely, on iiccminl of weak ankles and general ill health, lie ex|n'.u 10 n-iliT from the show liosines for gi«,d. He will go ml-, the jetv.-liy bllnluesi. Kn. Caxno.v, who rereully closed twenty- four weeks on Hit* llljvu ntul Nnaii cIlTidta, lias Joined the Irving l-'rpnch Coined v Co. for the Hummer season, tu lib apncliiH'es. W11.1, II. IlK.xn, nt llano anil Murray I Will ami May 1 writes: "We are iirvaOlilltig jnir ncrobnllc runieily III lite pnrks at tin- miihlle Weal, to gianl Hilrci'as. SVe halve for Ihe I'nclllc const In August. Miss .Murray's singing nnd dancing brings her many colli- pllmenlary notlci's Irum I lie press." SIa.mii: chapman, lute id ihe l.otuloll (ialely lilrls Co.. Informs us she litis njictiril a large boarding hnilsc III llronklyti, ilml will not go on tne stage nexl season, (leu. Hreiiniui mid Kittle Ursa nrr sla'liillng a few weeks wllli her. llt:i.i:x Mmi n i.\ rt.uiTti, Vocalist and belt ringer, after etnalng a inoalli's siieceaaful engagement with Hie Coliinibloti Hell lung- ers, nnd 11 week nt Khellput 1'iirk. llel,, la now Indpllirlti'ly lucnled nt Ai'olidille f'nrk. I'n.. presenting her musical ad and sluglug illnsl rated sotigj. Tin: Wii.box Tlitu, wlio tlnlshed nl Olym- pic Theatre. Chicago, June IT, with hlg success, and then stalled for Hnn Krnhclaro In All four weeks on Hie Orpheum circuit, have Louisville. Ky., und .Mehi|ilils, Tenh., lo follow. Notes kiiom Kiiih, I'a. — I'our Mile I'reek I'ark opened June 11, with Hie following people: Williams Mill .Mi'lliiini, Tom lief roll. Troiiliadotir Thrtp, llnrdle laiudon, l-'ox nntl slinina, i'rof. Ida nnd moving plot tires. Hunlncss wns liltf. Tlie Initiklltgs nre III Harry Haws' bunds. II. 1'. Kosler, pronrle- lor: Miss Ilnttlr, lender of orchestra- Sits. L. roster, treasurer: IL Kuwcr, nimlnger, I'tt m.i. is CotiiTXttv In forms iih I hnl aim lias relumed to her liume, Mount View l/nrm. N. J„ for ihe entire Hummer, having elosttl a very successful engngenmnt on 1 lit* West- ern vaudeville circuit. W.vsiinit linos., the boxing nildgels. closed nn I'ngngemenl of nftecti conaecittlve weeks over Hip ('otiHolldntrd Atnuscinent fo.'a circuit at Logan. I'.. June in, and u|ienetl on the Crystal circuit nt Cripple Creek, Col.. 13, for six cotiseititlve weeks.. Then llil'}' will pl.iv J. K. JiU'ksoii's circuit ut pnrxt throiigli Kaiisiis, Missouri mill Nelirnskn. Tim .Mki.tIx Twinn. wliu are In their twentieth week in Alnskn, nre meeting Willi success They exited to return Hiisl lu ilia Kail. ,. IIkki'iikr an'p May nre tnklnt a well earned rest nl I heir home lit llrlugctoii. X. J., nftet 11 successful (rip down Smith. They will onen I heir pnrk lour nt lUtlllimire. week of July :t. being bunked over the McCaslln rlreilll. Caiiiiik M. Hciitt. cutilortlnnlgL closed, a tin m ill's cngiigelni'til lit Stutdle, Ala., .Slay 8T. nnd Is now In her ihlrd week nl Hu> Surf Avenue Opera House, Coney Island. X. V. I'At'i.TtiN ami Ikii.uv sailed for Kiiroin' June -'u. Tub TlllKM .I.ii'Khiixh open tltelr Kenaon nt K011I n In Kerry Pnrk. Louisville, with the entire Hopkins circuit of parks, Hie Aiulrr- son, Hopkins. Kohl & Castle circuits tu fol- low, being booked solid mil II November, Their new athletic act Is a hlg uiivi'lly. alid thev are blinking relurn dales everywhere they piny. S'nll'S Kltll.U IhlXllVAX'S At.l. KTAII Vai'IU!- vii.1.1: Co. —We are doing hlg business every- where through Ihe Kiistern circuit of parks. The fiillowlnu perforniers art wllli Ihe show: inlil, vocalist : Ynckle coiliedlniis : Hoyci Helm ArnoliT. vocalist : Ynckler and ilitu . Ilojce and Itliu'k, ringers ami ilnncers : Denosllu nntl Kxellln, slater teiiiu ; J amen It. Doiiuvnii. Irish eufne- I I In ii and niiiiuiger. (li.tvt: Iltii.vs. who Is plavlng this week nf lli'i-ui'ii Ileucli. bus signed with (lie Xnt M. WIIIm Comeily Co. for next senson. Mr, Iliirhs, Iter husband, will leave for Kiirope III September. IIkx S. Thank, of Trnsk illul Jlilrrnv, writ- ing from Sim l-'caiielsco, Ctil., June II. snyii: "nnr team will helenflci lie known ns HI0I1 net mid Appel. H'e have lie, 11 lit cnllforiiln since Inst December, titnl huve lieen liieellhg with HiiercsH plnylng under our new imius. SIIkk Appel la iiklng voclll lesNuns here, iltld la doing well. Hlle will iijK'ii here next *•".• son at 1 lie Tlvoll Opera llnuse." May Hwax. of Sam T. Jack's Co., and 1,1111c Harper, have Joined hands, und will open n I I'lilnce Tlieiilre. Hyraciise. N. Y.. Week of .Inly 3, with I lac Ohio circuit of parks lo follow. Runt Kay, for Hirer years 11 member of it Hie H)n< Is the Tiger Miles llnrlesiine Co., Is at tin Hotel Jackson, At Ian lie I'll v. X. J. iTriiperutiiig fiiiiu 11 lute Illness. NOTKSJ yilliM W. II. W'ATNos'st tlllll'.NrAtiM. -Hilda Htpwart. formerly wllli Hie Ainer leans and Keilly It. VVoml's hiirlesipie coin. pniilFH. IiHs signed for nexl senson, us huve Lillian Tliorndvke nud Kiltie Lucelle. Kldn- rndo, n hlg Kiirnjieiin novelty, mid citing Ling Coo. iiuotlu'r Kuriipi'iiti novelty. Al.. Amirbnox axp J. II. liotXKM, -me of the feature nets with J. W, Hiiriimn's Viittde vllle 'Co.. will tour New Kngliind for the entire Siiniiner, plnylng piirks, nflcr ivllli'h llie.v will begin thi'lr regular Winter senson. playing vaudeville houses wllli n new net. ( i.ikk W. Oiiast writes: "I desire to slnle that I nm In Hie Imrlesipie wheel. My hlg show opens early In August, nnd Is bonked solid for loilyllve week stands. I In tend In pill togi'tlicr one of the grealitsi Imrlesipie shows ever sent out of New York ("III. I will carry alsnil llfly people, and will mako 1111 effort lo have a show lust a Utile hotter (hull Hie best. Sty two night stand shows are booked up until after Ihe holidays, mill lliey will he Ilrsl class 111 every respect. I huve found Hint It pays best III Ihe end lo give the public inure than I bey ex- pect foe Hieir money." Joski'II K. lloiVAini will poslllvely appear Willi Clark's Itiinuwiiy tilrls Co. next season, and will not appear In his Chicago proline- Hon of "'flie Lmitl of Nod." He has seal lo P. S. Chirk the en I Ire lililllllserlpl ami mu sic, anil also designs Tor priming, anil will be in Xi-w Yolk in Huie lo relieiirse Hie coin- ptiiiy. Col.K ami Ci.i:mi:xs produced Hieir new act, entitled "Larking." written by Joseph Stlieliell. and shite thai II proved to be one of Hie bits of the show at Pnstor's Inst week. Mr. Cole whs made n nieinher of the Allots' I'roleellvi' lulon of New York last week. Tin: SIiniiai, Jiuixntoxs arrived In New York 011 Krldny, June '.':i, from I.0111I011, I'.ng., after no nhsence of sixteen months, they hiv- ing made 11 1 rip mound I lie world, Inivellng over ."Ji.lMlli nil lis. They left Sun Ki'iuielaeo In Mtireli. lUnl. willi Tom Ninvn's loaiiainy, nnd played Honolulu, also Hie chief ellles of Altai rullu and New /ealnnd. Knglmiil nnd Scollmid. They will rimiiln In Anierlcu until ClirisimiiK, when they sun again In nil lime nlreiidy bookeil In Ureal llrilnln mid Kurope. Jkxmi: Jaiiuis sailed Jiuii' 17, for Kng bind, ami luis aHenod an ofllce hi the same building wllli 'I'm; Ci.ii'CUi. London. liMiinii: W. Wn.i.s, of Wills nnil Harmn, uiiderweiil 11 very successful operiiHon nl Sle icy llosplhil. Chlciigo, June K. nud Is doing finely. SlAY Hi'WAllli's KXTKAVAIiANXA Co. will piny Hie Km pile circuit of houses next sen sou. I'n.sov ami Kiiiioi. arrived Inst week In New York, lo remain for the Summer. They I'Xpecl lo spend 11 few weeks Willi .Mill tlli'A'n und Harris, ami Dolph nud Susie I.evluo. In New HiiuipMlilre. .Ma.iiui III 11 k lelebniled I In- six lv second aniilversiiry of Ills hlrlb on Wednesday. June SI, at iiIIIi-ph of the White Huts, St.' Jiiiin-s lllllhllllg. New Yolk. The miljor entei'llillell his iiiniiv frli'iiils, wlio called to offer their congruliilalloiiu. MAX VOn ami Hiiaski.in, i-loseil wllh Sllvei s New V.-l I. llMi.lleK oil Julie :' I. 1, 1 ,,|.e|| .11 Itlvn.i.b I'mk. IMiiuipeg. fur .1 short season of park work. llAttnr SVoops. sluglug enniedlan, writes: "I have lieen playing vaudeville dates since rinsing wllli 'I'lle Stntn of tiiilll' Co.. mill huve tinlidii'il two weeks ul Lemp's 1'niR. SI. Louis, where I was the Iniiglilug lilt of Hie hill. I have signed with Hiiller. Jneoba & l.owfy's Cherry lllossoius Co. for next sen son. to do luil •■It In Hie Imrlesipie nud my net 111 Hie olio. I will Join In New York about Allg. I." Lll.l.lAX MU I.AKCAMTKM. "The Tromlaine Hlrl," has been eiigngeil by W. H. Turner for Ihls Sillnlliei' and nexl senson. as the nper'nl rNtidi'tllln fetiliire of Ills moving picture cam pilBjr. , Jidjiit: l\i:i,sii. of Hie orlglnnl team of Dnlv A Kelso, writes Hint be severed his part- nership wllh Sir. Duly Slay 'JK. loo I. and Hint lie Is working alone. In it few weeks lie Will) Join hands with Sir. Keldnian, of Kelil- man ntlil Hull. The tenm will he known M Kelilmnn nnd Kelso. .I.M'K ami IlKilTllA Hli'lt nre nl the Kami Tlieatre. Toledo, <).. lids week, ninklng their sermld week on the J. K. Ilnrke pnrk clrcti't. Willi Clinton. Vnilligatnwii nnd Kgal Llver- ponl, O., «nd llii.ilinoi'c. Std.. In follow. Tlie leant lins lleeh re-etiB«ged for a second senson with the Itosi! Hydail Co.. Sir. Iticli tu play a llrlUrlMl eomiKly tinit. They report success. ' NHTi:« KIIIIM KltAXK Cl-.SHJIAX'S Twkn rif.Tli Ckxtiiiy Minhtuki.h.— We playisl the thlril «'in'k nf our eligngemetil on Hie Crank Slelvllle pnrk circuit nt Altnonn, Vn.. June Vi, i.nd, like the former rngngetnenln, nl llhrrlslnirg nltd Jolinstnwn, it. was pro tnniniTil In- Ihe piiblle nml msnagers lo » the Heal niluslrel etunpntiy thnl lias ever played In Ihose pinks. Hosier of company : Kmhk Ciisliiiuin. Joseph K, I'oi. SVIIUnro II. \Vnrit. WIIHnin I'.iyiie. Albert Clarmonl, Ihl- Wftnl Vengei. Diirvel Klmbnll. Julius Kimball. Heriitan Klmhull. Hen. W. Henry. Krnnk John- son, Louis Hnrlls, I'hll 0, Httln. .laniea Woods nnd L. H. Htmit. Abut ihi h ami Jkmhik SIii.i.au sail foe HntssirlK llelg., July I. for a sixteen weeks' toill of Hiil'ope, l'kixci: KuKixo wrllci: "I have Juaf fin- Isheil n seven months' lour of Ureal nvllnln. wllh fine success. Am now In London, super - lnl!lidlilg tin predion of my I'lK net." Nki.i.ik IM'XN Is In Ubiagow, Moot., for an exlendrd visit. .Vli'TiiHKi.iii's moving pictures recently rlosad n ftuly weeks' senaim. NtlTKH rflllM THK JllILN li. Hlt.l.lYAX Al- •riiAi'Tiiix.- -All are In good licillh nnd doing iilcelv tlirnuglioMt Hip tnr Weat. Tho people are: Krunk llall, nmnnger: Sir. Walker, ad- viihce: Vlclor V. Vitas, stage iiinnnger: Jnlin L. Hulllvnii, Hi mnnologiie : Slnuil Curler. 'Tim Widow ;" Vlclofln Velustln, In Hlu« Irfiled aongs: Sirs. Levy. Jnles Levy Jr.. nud Louise Lew. liluslclnns: llnwlev and \na«, t'limedlnlls ; the CoiheH nnd .McCoy pictures. Jouh, I., and Jim MrCorinlek, hi spflrrhig ex ltllillitm: Wnllnee White, elect ilclan. . .lAt'K Ixul.iH wrlles: "I recently returned frnlii Ihe Weal, nflcr a sueceasfiil tour, piny Hlg all Hie principal vaudeville theatres, nnd haw tllniiv teliini ilnles. I have Jtisl nrninged tu .bitty I lie Ktlslerli parka." W. A. Hull HI!. Wlio Was lllllllg two weeks nl Hlielltioi I'ark, Wilmington. I'd., present lug iliusleiil riiinrillPH. wns re eiignged for n third week wllli Young's I'ler. (leean City. N. j„ tu follow. 'I'lle I'niupnn.v Ihere numbers twenty-two people, Including chorus nnd or cltesti'ii of ten pieces, under mniiageitieiil of J. Kgltit. director uf Kgan's Hand, limited nt Ihe pink. Commencing July II. W. A. and Ciitiillle lloliuie will present Hieir Herman eonieily tu't In vniideville, being booked up lo Jit u. 'J I llext, Inebnllng Western parks, Kulll ft Cnslle mill Western cIl'i'llllH. Till: TllltHK TitoriiAiMii iih t Arthur I'ulton, Chiis. \. Villi and Frank I'Mrm-l npeiii'd on Itnrlv llliwii's cllciill ul piirhs, nt Krle. I'a., Willi ii new net. mid miiile a uood liupri'Ssltiii. Thev will be on Hull t-livuit for Hie next lit" weeks, nud report being well bookeil up fur llext senson. Niitkm I'lti-u SIll.l.r.ii'N TllKATlii:. Lima. 0. - T'io following lieoplo were here week nl .liind III: Liieoy nud HIIHiig-r. Slink nnd Ad'Hr. Misters llnyiie, Mnilfld Walker. I Mile Ktiwili'ik llosi' f.inii|lu. I.lllle Slarr, Dora WH- furd, Lollli! SlcXfll nnil Mmiil Hail. Aguei Alliel'lon nnil coiii|iiiny prcseiilnl "The Hlrl frnln Slnlne." CiiaS. K. STirgMAN. black face singing • nil I Hiking comedian, is meet lug wllh sue cess plnylng Ihe Western pnrks. SIM Williams, ttite of Williams ami Ailnins, Una formed il eiiriairiitlon wllli Harry W. Williams nud Jess liuriis, in he known l\K ttii! Williams mill Hums Amusement Co.. fur Mia promotion of general Hieillllciil nilter prises. For tile coining season they will (In role tltelr enlile lime lo Ihe promotion of Ihe lilcrils mill Imperials liurlesipie rniupilllh's. Tllivv have eiigilgeii olllees on llriililwiiy. N. V. TIHMIiii ni.Kl Itlios. have Joined Win. .lit 'li Iinlv's Sllnslii'ls for Hie Similiter. Hen. Holly, eiiiiii'illnb. has Joined llielr ncl. Tlie net will lie under Sir. Daly's Hpeclnl super vision. Noti:-i nto.u Dps Tiuxkii'h Hiiuw.. H'i- have lieen doing a good business ■ In im fur. louring Xew Jersey. The rosier In: llnppy fileli Turner, proprti'lor mill miiiinger : win. A. Mink, business mutiiiger: Ditlsv Turner, Sltlglllg und iluiiclng soiiluelle ; Holly Slo- rosea, buck mid wing dancer; Henry .Morion, ciaiieillau and dancer: Ike Johnson, slack wire walker: .Muster Kdniird Muruaeo, Jug gler ; Slnck und Turner, In a sketch, the Turners, ael'obillle /ketcli act : .luck llel- nobis, clog dinner : I'rof. T. K, (ilrHnucr, in a sleul illleelor. Lust Dahlias sailed June I'll for Kurope. after a lour of Hie Ainerlcuii vaudeville rli culls. 'I'm; tiil-MIiii it, i osi im;i;\i ul Ited flunk ami l-'u'r Haven, N. J., iiriangeil a vmiilerllle perforuiiiiice on Tliiirsiluy evening. June -'.'. ill Hie Ited Ih'inl; Opern House, nntl n local elm illy bonelllcil by several hundred dollars thereby. The porfuliiuiliie was opened by ■lames Ten Hrooke. Al, Sllnson and Mnliel t layer, 1'ollowlng romc K. A. Lniuberl, Lew Palmer. Swlfl ami lliirhui. Monlsser nud It It-li. Itobliy Noi ill. Wesson. Walters a ml Wesson. Annie Hart, the World's Trio, tins I'lxli'V. Nellie Kloi-rdc. Hobby North anil Clonics I-'Igg. the Orjilii-us Comeily Cain. ALiiuti liuvlosoii. and Ihe show was* finished wllh Ihe hiirlesiine. "'Way In Knst." writ- lea hy lllchiird Curie, Frank Marllneatl was manager, K. A. Liimherl. musical ill rector: Crunk Kvuns. stage inn auger : James Slack. noisier machinist : Hup lliiinly, eleclrleliin. ami Al. Sllnson. properly man, The liiealli' was packed. Mils. Li Holllxsnx, of Hie lloblllsoli. Iliiker Trio, on June mu present oil Hie White Huts with mi America ii Hug made of fine Japanese silk. The ling, which is tweiilyaitie feel long and eleven feet wide, has been hung in Hie ollb-es of tin' While Hals, ami Is highly prized, not nbuie for Its Intrinsic value, bid nlso for the sentiment which prompted Hie gifi. Tin: Ci.i|.|.|:n CiiUKOT Font have signed wllli Williams nud limns' Imperials for next season. I'l'.iio ami Wilson. June "II July I. piny nt Central I'ark. Dover. V II. 'I hey have the l-'lyiin pnrk circuit for twelve weeks. Joshi'ii YaM'i;. who wns one of the prin- cipal lonieilliins of "Ihe IJI.eriy Itelles" Co.. Is doing Ids Illnsl rated sung act on Hie South • in circuit of parks. Hicm W. I MA In, wlio recon I lv closed folly lllieo '.'eeks wllli Miller's AilU'lb II lis. has slgneil for nexl season nhh Will N. tirew, far his Tiger Lilies I'o. He Is on Hie tier limn circuit of parks. Hits week in Not urn bean I'ark. Huston. Mass. .Nulls Kin i M nn: Kiliii; Tnio Wh'lc plliylllg Hie I llbple Thru Ire Minneapolis, .Minn., week of .tail' I '-', Sirs. John II. liar mini was l.ilieu seeloudv ill and had lo I ■• iiiiioi.il io si Mail ■. II.-. pit. it. in Hi.il cliv. The 1 1 1<> will lie i oiiipi'lleil In cancel llii'll' lluuieiliale Ume, 480 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July i, # ALL OIK FILM ooa WITH KKO TITLE., AND MOW OUR THAUK SELLING AGENTS, KLEIN E OPTICAL CO SH State Str... CHICAGO, in. PATHS FILMS CLASS A. 12 Cents Per Foot. CHRISTIAN MARTYRS, - - - *tWZ:y Sensational. A PLEASURE TRIP, - - - - nZJSS* Very Comic. MILES BROS., 116 Turk Street. ■AM FRANCISCO, CAL. On account of "Dupes," made in Philadelphia, our Films must show on their perforations the name, "PATHE PRERES, Paris, 1905." «ew mm with 250 illustrations. PATHE CINEMATOGRAPH CO., 42 E. 23d Street, New York. WANTED, PEOPLE IN ALL LINES EMMA BUNTING CO. Lending Man. I.ondltij; Woniun. IssWVJf Mnn nml Woman for llenvles nnd few ('luirftrtern. All must la* 'Kind 1'Iiihh. Will lie cjlvcn u I In.- uf perls Pi|itiil tn Miss Itumlng, and will re- ceive a« iiiiirli Min«ldeiiitluii. 'I'kii rind t'ln»s Vaudeville Ails, lo lie ft-ut ui-fil. Xot ex- pected to | ■ i ii y part a. Musi In- (fund. Ciiiimil iisi> llii" iirdlimry "Kill In" Aria. Kelicursul* begin July 'J4. lit tilens Fill Ik. New York. Senium npcim Aug. 7. No dnll.v matinees until seventh week out. State fill' purl leu Inrs In llrst letter. SpiiiI puolu|;rii|ih I will return). Name lowest bulmy, which I will consider llniil. Addreas Henderson'. Hotel, Coney Island, New York. WANTED. COMING SEASON, HIGH ROLLERS EXTRAVAGANZA CO., Ail wardrobe furnished. Ululieat suJurlen i-urujiatiijU- with security urn! earety. Ii la koIijk to lie a 'liu/*irdou»" season. He SURE yuu ure wlili IIEI.IAULE uiansKenieui, and not 'too Tar" from home. SfcASON upKNS ALIO. 2||, I'n'Bi-e Theatre. llontun, followed liy Dewey, Oolhaiu, Star, Calcty, Newark, etc. Rehearsals In New Vork City Aug. 10. More explicit advice* will appear in July. Address. «. S. WOODHULL AMUSEMENT CO. (Incorporated), 36 W. 28th St., Room I, N.Y. Copyrlgnted-"UK. OSI.EK'3 CIII.OKOr'ORMINU INSTITUTE" and "THE MAKK1AOE OK BILL ASHK'' (apologies to Mm. Humphrey Ward), our act burlesi|Ui'S. I FOR Rough Boubrette, Juvenile Character Woman and Ingenue, Small Child (dlrl), Uenteel Heavy Mnn, Juvenile Hub. u'eutrnl lluslntna Nan and Props iplay parts), Character Man. State lowest salary; pay own. Address DAVIS A EUGENE, 1614 Tribune BlUg.. Chicago. 111. WANTED, For Delke's Concert Co. PEOI'LETIIAT CAN CHANG K FOR ONE WEKK; also Uood Piano. Cornel and Violin Players, write. State salary and what you do. WELLINGTON BROS., write or wire. A. P. DKI.KK. lain Troy St., Evondaie, Chicago, 111. FOR REGULAR SKA SUV. GOOD LOOKING CHORUS GIRLS AND NEK WHO CAM SING. I (illKAT AIIVEIl'l'ISIVli MEDIUM. A Carpenter Who Can Play Brass, Also Good Leader for Musical Comedy CUS HILL, 1358 Broadway, New York. WANTED, For the 7th Season of the Big New York Players, Band and Orchestra Mnklug one, two nml three ulcjii hIiiihIh. IHiiinntle IVople in nil lines for KMra nud Western ruiiiminiea: Lending Man nnd Wdiuhii, S. nml I'. Coiiieillinis. lien vies, Cluir- Hc'leiH. Juveniles, Singe Manager. Child for parts, nnd orlier useful people. Those with K|»'eliillles iir doubling Ihiish given preference. Miislchins for two bnnds : those who wrote before, write again, (loud wi. iking Agents. Ability, wartlike iiuil sobriety absolutely ueei-MKiiry. None other ronslih red. Slate all llrst lelter. Age, llelglil, weight, and low- est sal my. wlileli uiimi be reasonable. We pay all. Send programme nml photo, which will be relumed. Iteliearanls Aug. 7. Will liny S. nud I', t'n'r. Aiklress until .In I v --. IIAKOI.D I'I'SUX, Mgi.. Shiiu-linilngher Co., Uellefiititnlne, Ohio. i A be&uliful book for Cornells i 7S0 Pokiraiis and cahicaiuris of 'Wry lOVtl 01 V.UIuWI lie. aid iNStnuCTivt articles pertaining TO VAU DEVI Lit -RtWWl EVtRY BRANCH Of IMC PROFESSION - wRinrn Br All TnC LtADING ftRJOmtHS r Seulpojlfrw f or "ifi CCIlIS currency ADDRtSS' IHt ARIISI PUBUSMNu CO. to any address "" «JV V, -'" J orat.Mnps. 12 WiOK 80U»IU.N{WYOKH Specialtiea and Small Parts. State salary. Ad- dress o. P. OLSON. Uallltzin, Pa. EDISON UNIVERSAL KINETDSCOPE EDISON EXHIBITION KINETOSCOPE hate pailorns. Also a lot or liltn cheap. MOD Filbert St. $50 S75 ,P». 1^ E> ATXJRE)., The Sleep of Death in a Living Tomb tor Six Days and Nights. The Oriental Sensational At- trucliou for Parks and Curuivale. This week at Avondale Park, Wlnbiirne, Pa. Managers, this Act draws the crowd. TrTituod see. Address MAHAltAJAH, or PKOK. W. A. BARCLAY, Per Home, or care of CLIPP ER. WANTED, PEOPLE IN ALL LINES, FOB DR. JEKYIL and MR. HIDE, To support MK E LAV YN STRONG. Address DAVE B. LEVIS, 1612 Tribune Oldg., Chicago, III. so--iviii>js-rR Vsi'tnl Minstrel PeouiQ In All Lines— Singers, Dancers, Novelty Acts, Masloui Act, Comedy Juggling Act, Cuniedlttii for Prluclpal End and Monologue; Leader Uaud and Orchestra, Musicians 01 All Kinds; Union Stage Carpenter who understands eleclrlciiv; peuple doubllug Uaud given preference State lowest salary, full particulars, llrst teller. Season opens Sept. 1. People engaged, wilte; will mall uuulraclH. Address Uts Sl'N, Orphluni Theatre, SprTuglleld, Ohio. 1VTBD. VAN USE FIRST CLASS Novelty Ads, Musical Director and Chorus Girls, FOIt UHHLFSO.VF COMPANY. Apply WILLIAM FKNNKSMY, at the tilllues uf the Aliraetlons Playing the KMIMUF. 1 llll 11 T IIIIIAIHES, I'itil (o 1410 llrouilwuy. New York. A BRAND NEW MUSICAL COMEDY, Sa,«TSUW ,£ r JSTt^ rffiSS ami bill hoard cluiraelers, wllh 2:i orlglnnl musleul nuaihers. Is offered ion royiilty.l 10 repuiable iiiniiiigers lltiaiielully able lo prislme Ii. Will make n corking popular price house nil rtii'l lull. ' Trlnl producllon wllh loyul tnleiit went big. Itusler llrown Is milking 11 forlune, why not this one'; T. I". ii., cure uf I'l.ll'I'MK. SHIELD'S RADIUM: LADY'S \ EFFECT | ACTS, s A I'llbi FOL'H SKASONSi SNAKE; Phosphorescent Dance, (iorgeous costumes, tight, unit slides These strong FKATUKK acts will slreagthen juur sliuw and bring von money. Ol. oak outfits, {16 for costume ami V.U slides; serpentine Silk Dress for I •.'.'; Eire liance Outtlts. H, P. Sound Etfecls. Serp. and Cloak Slides, -.'1 for 10. PROF. S1IIKLOS, WtWwtllMk St., N. Y. Quick; burgaius. Minnie Dupre, THE DANCER, WIRE ADUUESS TO TIIUL IvJEfVINS, MARINRTTB, WISIOVMV Wanted, Performers in All Lines of Medicine BUSINESS; Two Sketch Teams, at oner, Explain ail lu Hi -I ; will answer by wlr*. JIM E. II. 1.0X0, Areola, 111. WANTED, TENT, Willi or without seats, etc., or good side wall. Mum be cheap. Pull particulars uulok. SHOW CO., Napauoch, New Yolk. WANTED FOR SUMMER STOCK Juvonilo Man. Mo'lly Light Comedy Lends. Must be young, liaudsoiiie, good height and figure. Send photo, cut, tell all, money sure: name lowest. Addreaa MANAGER 1IEISMAN STOCK CO., Jackson, Miss. DIE-CUT COUPON TICKET8 Look neater, better printed, handled easier, token faster with less ebauce of error thau anv 01 hers ever made. Sauiplns tor the asking. DI6PBES S CO., 37 M1U St.,Ciaen ovla, H. T, CLARIONET, B. and 0,, AT LIBKRTY. Kiperleucedaud Reliable. Address 35 W. tilth ST., New York City. CAICEDO" WA1VTBD, STRONG BRAT CORNET FOR AL. F. WHEELEB'S ,Xi£ L SHOWS Ail dreas ■ - WALTON, N. Y". tuk \vom.i) '* PAUOl'S TIIK KINK OF THIi YVIKR. AN UNBlVALKUAN'l) UNPARAI.LEbED SENSA- TION OP ACROBATIC PUNAMBULISM. FIRST SlPE.V TIME ADO. ill. Address LUNA PARK, Coney Island, or 131 W. -fid St.. N. T. AT Liberty, CHAS. ARNOLDA, the Versa- tile Vaudeville Feature. Sensational Comedy Char- acter Juggler, chlu Balancer, Character Imper- sonator, Vocalist, Dancer, Rapid Change* and Illustrated Sung Slugwr. Carry all slides. Two big acts per night. Change for one week. Man- ager that pays salaries for the goods address CUAS. ARNOLDA, lien. Delivery, Dayton, ulllo. CHAS. ROIY1AIIME AGENT, Sober, reliable and particularly attentive lo every buidneas detail; solicits Immediate engagement ur coming season. Address care ut CLIPPER. FOR '.eiMT. A Large Office 2»m feel, Willi use of reception balk. Can be subdivided lulu four private attires or ten desk- rooui spuevs. Apply N. Y. THEATRICAL STOCK. EXCHANGE, 1110 Broadway, New York. Band, Orchestra and Specialties at Liberty. Organization of 11 People, Including Baud; Maeter John and lleleue Hoaglcrs on Drums, the Pour Henirlcrs In Specialties, K. T. Wood In Magic, Orchestra of i or dlleces, Including Piano Player; Illustrated Songs (have our owu outfit). Can fur- nish smaller llaurt, without specialties. THE HEAOLERS. Plalnileld, III. STOCK BURLESQUE, K;\v more (llrls needed for Shellpot Park. PER- FORM KHS write In for dates. Require good CJMS.DIANS lor Stock. F. M. 8PRAG1E, »os Poplar St.. Wilmington, Del. MARION and PEARL. Week July 3 open. -JW BAST nth ST., N. Y. MUSIC ARRANGED, COMPOSED, ETC. A, KKKT3.MAH. 41 2 K. 15th St., New York. Wany-Paper for *FAUST. r TOM WIEDEMANN, Rudolph, Neb., July 3; DlooinQeld 4, Wausi i. * II II FOR SALE. High Class Lady Audiences. City of 125,000 people; forty niaDtei from New York; seating capacity 500; four shows daily; prices 10 and 20 cts.; runs all Simmer; now averaging $250 weekly profit. Lease runs five if desired. No ing the Summer, to sell, as larger him giving loca- tion. An excellent years, or shorter opposition dor* Owner compelled matters prevent tre personal alien- opportunity for good, steady income. Experience not absolutely necessary. Present owner will continue to hook the acts for several weeks if desired. WRITE OR WIRE. "PROFITABLE," care of CLIPPER Office. WT ANTED, FOR THK BROADWAY GAIETY GIRLS, 20 More Chorus Ladies. Write or call, LONDON THEATRE, New York. We play tl.e Empire Circuit Theatres. Wardrobe JAMBS U. CUR-TIN. Sole Owner. 441 SIXTH AVE., Uet.SUli&L'HhSts., NEW VORK. CASEY'S 388 SIXTH AVE , Utt. 23d> i Mb bis., NEW HOHK. I Guaranteed Five Years. WRITE POR CATALOGUE. - ESTABLISHED 47 YEARS. ANDREW DOWNIE'S CIRCUS RIDERS WITH THEIR 0WS STOCK, MUSICIANS FOR BIO SHOW BAUD. AXIHIKW IMiW.NIK. Saratoga. N. Y.. 2S; llnllslou Spn Ml, Stillwater :in. Scliatiroke 1. Ilerlln ;i. Sand Uke 4 AT LIBERTY, JAS. H. McDOUCALL LEADER, VIOLIN and PIANO. 244 W. 133d STREET, N. Y. CITY. BAND WAGON WANTED Light weight, ninsl seat twelve, llrst elnss ronditlnn. Slnle lowest i-nsh price, no ilaie lo illcker. I'se long distance. Wire or write. 'lor, First Avenue, IV TURNER, WEST CEDAR RAPIDS, ItlWA. BRADY LAKE STOCK CO., Kent, Ohio J l J SOUBBETTE with Specialties, SKETCH TEAM to Flay Farts. otlmrlwrlt * CHESTER BISHOP, Manager.^ WANTED AT ONCE, COBJET, SLIDE TB0MB0SE, CLABI0SE7, lor Big Show Band; BOSS B08TIER, Nr Wagon Show; Good SDPEB1BTE1DENT, IAH TO TAKE 0HABQE OF COOK TEIT, 00OD COOK. Also want EIDEBS WITB TBEIB 0WH STOCK. In mediately. ,, . _ ,. Addreim AMIUEW DOWNIE'S CIRCUS, . Koute: Saratoga. N. 1 ., June «; lliltston Spa 2d, Stillwater 3«, Scliaghticokc July I- __ Ii THE LATEST 0009 80B6 HIT, 01 BIZ." Words nud Muslr by ED. LA 11 Alt II K , COHIEt) 11R-. EACB. HUKBL MARSHALL PUBLISHIMU to. OLOCCESTEH, MASS. CHORUS. Say man. Mi • ■ D m m , BJ a a BJBl UU11V1IWUII. would like to hear Horn a few more IIIfiH CLASS SPECIALTY good voice*} for the "HOWARD," BOSTON, STOCK BL'RLESOI'K COMPANY for Hie ■jhanklug Mgr. T. W. Dluklns and otber enterpilses fur ihelr oirers for Summer mid Address all communications as above. dolph, WOMEN and CHORUS (must have Fall season. Fall seasons. Big Gaiety and Rose Hill Folly Co., Singers, Dancers, Comedlana, Acrobats, ttnartetles. Trios, female Acrobatic Oancera, and Krerythlng that Uoea to Make up a Flral Claaa Extravaganza Co, Alao lOO GOOD ROOKING CHORUS GIRI<8 That can Sine and Dance. Send photo* or call In peraon,'Room 104, Metropolitan Hotel, Broadway and KTth St., N. Y. city. Addreaa RICE & BARTON. WAIVTj^D a t ONCB, Big Selby Shows, PERFORMERS DOING 2 OR MORE ACTS. MUSICIANS for Small Band, SIDE SHOW PEOPLE with BANNERS, TRAINED ANIMAL ACTS, PRIVILEGE PEOPLE, BUTCHERS and WORKING PEOPLE. Will Buy BAND WAOON and PAPER. THE SELBY SHOW, THEBES*. H. t. AT LIBERTY FOR THE COMING SEASON FOR VAUDEVILLE, BURLESQUE, FARCE COMEDY, DRAMATIC OR HEP. G00DE « WEBB THE GREATEST OF ALL 80NC ILLUSTRATORS. Using four (4) new Enterprise Machines, large satiu Rcreen, latest songs, tl neat mechanical erJeeU' good wardrobe. Both pluy pans. Experienced property man and electrician. Address. ROOMS 11 and Vi, BALDWIN ULK., Indianapolis, lint. BARNEYFIRST A SOCIABLE «UY, Who can Sing. Eccentric Hebrew Singing and Dancing Comedian. FEATUR1NC HIS OKKilNAI. JEW BOCK DANCE. Will consider oiler for next seiisou from Reliable Managers. June 26, Coliseum Park, Burlington, Iowa. Perm, address. Care Western Bureau, TBE NEW YORK CLIPPER, 502 Ashland Block, Chicago, III. STEVENS' COMEDY CO., EIGHTH SUCCESSFUL SEASON, WANT Al Heavy Man; Woman with Dancing Specialty, to play Juveniles aud Ingenues: (Jen. Bus. Man, wltli Specially; Specialty Team (Uau and Wife, Dancers), must play parts; Lady Piaulat who can, If necessary, play one small part. Other Useful Repertoire People, write. I pay all after open- ing. Open near Terre Haute, lud., Aug. 7; rehearsals Aug. 1. Send program and photos; will be re- turned. Address HARRY A. STEVENS, 7 Islands, Grand Ledge, Mlcli. ™ RAWLS - "VON" KAUFMAN '"* THE ACT THAT MAKES 'EM SCREAM, • 9 Now playing Hopkins' Circuit of Parks, Invite oders for next season. Both play parts. July 0, Spring' brook Cailuo, So. Beud, Intl.; July 10, Ft. Sheridan Park, lllgliwood, III. ^^^ \AA A T H£ O TILTON'S PLAYERS, DRAMATIC PEOPLE IN ALL LINER. CHARACTER MAN, CHARACTER WOMAN who can do Juveniles; CARPENTER, must play a couple of bit*. Cau place Clever CHILD for Parts and Specialties. VAUDEVILLE FEATURE who plays email pail s. State rull particulars und send photos, which will he returned. Season opens A lf(l. til in INDIANA. HOMER II. TII.TON, home addreaa, care of SliualTs Opera House, l'arls, Illinois. Ut A KIT A #\TO SILENT, ACROBATIC or AERIAL NOVELTIES Tl All I Av I O" Var Week of July I and Later. State lowest salary in Ursl letter. Send full cuts or acts, etc. Please do not expect uu answer unless we cau use act. write again. C. J. GORMAN'S AMUSEMENT CO., 17UA TRBHONT ST., BOSTON. ALSO ANY ACTS SUITABLE FOR FAIRS. AL. W. FILSON, FILSON and ER _ ~ 'Phone zm lt-38th St. 64 WEST Mlh STREET, N. V. City. LILLIAiT MA7 LANCASTER TH-HHE TROMBONI OIRL. SPECIAL FEATURE TURNER'S MOVING PICTURE CO. DE RUE BROS.' IDEAL MINSTRELS. WlVWn Musician, iid Violin and Alto, Trap Drummer, Trombone, B. and 0. Other * * -a. j.w a. JEiJLFe Musician", write. Can place few more singers who double bras*. Address BOBBV DE RUE, Lock Box No. 1, Fralutfort, N. Y. AUCTION Why buy Stereoptlcona at auction when you can buy laoterus from me GUARANTEED TOR 110, ILLUSTRATED SONGS H3.00 par tet. Headings and Songa Illustrated. WALTER L. ISAACS, S3 Nassau It., Kevr York. NEW YORK,. CHICAGO. HEFNER WIC COMPANY, 131 W. 88th STREET. NEAR BROADWAY, N. T. CHICAGO BRANCH, - CHICAGO OPERA ROUSE liLOCK. Send tor Catalogue c. to either office, A boon to the theatrical profession. The only ab- solutely harmless preparation ever manufactured to control EXCESSIVE PERSPIRATION. A single doae taken an hour before needed will control the persplratlou lu a wonderful maouer, without the slightest 111 etfects. Knowing the great worth of tills preparation, the Company will send a Free Rainy l« and full directions, which win he a moat pleasant surprise aud revelation. Enclose tamp. PERSPIKO CHEMICAL CO.. Cleveland, O. MUTOSCQPE BARGAIN. Twenty Wooden Cabinet Maohlnea In First uimi condition, with or without Iron pedes tala. Jut the th Lug for traveling shows. Addreaa T. G„ care of CLIPPER Office. MOVING PICTURE PRINTINC. HENNEOAN ft CO., Cincinnati STREETMEN We have the largest and cheapest line of 811- rerware. Watches, Jewelry, Cutlery, Noreltlei and Optical Gooda on the market. Write for our new catalogue — FREE. L-EVIIM EST. 80 82 N. etb ST. 1886, TERltH liAUTK, INI). PERFORMERS %r EUROPE Should apply for lowest passage rates aud full particulars. RAYMOND &WHITC0MB CO., NEW YORK-ilS UNION SQUARE, W. Send two cent stamp for "Travelers' Condensed Guide." SONG-POEMS PUBLISHED ON ROYALTY! ALSO MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS. WE Alt RAN OK AND POPULAR IZE.t.'OPYllKlIlT SECURED. Par- ticulars tree. POPULAR MUSIC PUBLISHING CO. Depl. TO.S1 Fifth Ave., Chicago. Medicine Ian SOAP "PflalrH," OanvasaerB Get our prices on soaps. They will ilnterest you. Private brands for lied. Biz. State fur what pur- pose wanted and we will send samples, labels, urlcea, etc. E. M. DAVIS SOAP Co., 40 Union Pari PI. .Chicago, THOMPSON & 01T0, MOTION PICTURE EXHIBITORS, 518 SPBUCE ST., - • PHILA., FA. OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. Wanted, Musicians, (■'or Symphony Orchestra of 40 pluycrx, as follows: 1st Violin coluiitt, capableof holding 'ikiu cMrloal poHltlou; Viola, Clarionet, Oboe and Uushuou plavers, who are expert cigar inukerx. Address ' EltOK. O. V. SHOl./, Lima, 0. TENT WANTED, A 60, 6o or loft. II. T., with middle piece; abrn Seatn, Stage, Scciii.'iy, Uiglits, etc. Must be In Ursl class condition uud cheap for cash. Address ' J. J. M ALLOY, M I est Ave., Iluifalo, S. T. "Tell ft To Me" KZBA KERDALL'I 3d BOOK, ALL HEW - JVBT OUT. For aala on all trains and aewi standi, or by mall, HSr. Addreu EZRA KKHDALL. 60 Sooth r th Awe,, Mt. Viram, ■ . V, Uf\l> ill ID Three PerfonuluK Dons, small anil rUlk OrHlfJ, young, do 8 trick*. Price, dogs and all Props., fi!>. Hayoiie. Illstrilclluns by letter, JMt Jar Also '0U inudel Kliieloscope,ljOO(l."illhis, A. II. AENO, Olaibe. Kan. WANTHLD, FOR ROSABELE- LESLIE, i?bbS' >0 stook 7 oo. LEADING MAN. HEAVY MAN. CHARACTER Stroug line of parts. ARTIST. Character or Heavy Man to direct and manage Htugi', OPEN EARLY IN At'QUHT. LilNt) SEsSO>. Can also nse scksti SIM Al.l.KN, Mgr., R.I J. U1.1S Ilromltvay, New Voik, ONE SOft, SLEEPER WITH BEDDIN6 FOR 30 PEOPLE, TWO 60ft BAG6A6E CARS] ALL HAVE PASSED GOVERNMENT INSPECTION. 12 Trained Ponies (Spotted baautiea, none over live years old); Two JaokH (January act), one spotted white and bluok, a novelty. OutHirto Attrootlori-* Monkey circling the Globe in Automobile, Big Top, 8011. ; Two UOfi. Middle Pieces, 50ft Dress Top, Cook Tent, Moss Tent, till tents good condition; 10 Lengths of Blue Seats, 10 tier; 10 Lengths of Resurve Seats, 8 tier, u.l now ; 12 Band Uniforms, Ropes, Lights, Poles, Side Wall, Stakes, Banners, Stake Puller, Etc, Etc. Will sell complete or In part. Can be seon work lag at Bans Souci Park, Wllkes-Barre, Pa. Aildreai JAMKH .1. MAOINNIH, Ulrardvllle, I'a. PICKANINNY BAND A UNIFORMED COLORED BOYS' BAND or FOREIGN or NOVELTY BAND and UNIQUE BALLY H00 ACT CAN SECURE ALL SUMMER ENOAUEMENT AT GALVESTON FLOOD, Coney Island. Apply atoure JAMKH Mi'KANK, Uulvoslon KIu.mI lliill.lln«, < ,,ii,y l.luiul, N. V. RUFUS K. LOVE, PENGRIUATING PRODUCER. MV .SPECIALTY: Tlir proiliirtluii of Hiuya, Musical Cuinctly ami Minstrel* with una « n». uV KKi'dlOT: I'crtea satisfaction Iiievtiy town, nlvlnitii slimv a l«uiitli fur lunuycnra. MY MOST L'Li* KNTS: The Kikm all over Hie cutnitry. I ilu out ilnultli' 111 lirass, nor iloulili* uu with thv local ilauver* or (IoiiI)Ih Hip llftpa, lint ilniilii« llio money III your treasury, 'furnish KVHIlYTlllNtl; the luciil i'hiii- niltiee ruriinliK- ONLY THK TALKNT. MY IlKKKKKNOFS: Juo. K. 1'oluy, l.'a el, llli'li.: Jerry >'inivaii, L'uluuiel, Mich.; Ileiirv L. Ilucr, llimcock, Midi.; l..i. J. llulli-r, lMh|ieinluir, Midi.; K, (1, Mc- CollouKh, I'forln, 111. j H.T. Mnkectcr, ll. M. Cuppor, HatiKu It. It,, lluuirtiloii, Mleh.; J»o II, Uutiy, Hciuiur, III.; W.TriixtoU Morris, Situ Kriinclscu; Mike Kvuri, Tu|Hika, KitimilH; W. l5. Wlilliu-y, Mex- ico, Mo., and 67 others. Adilrcss HUKCS K. I.OVH, care of Sol llliiinii, Music I'lilillshcr, t.'hleiiKu. III. Tma.MATKUKS-1 uiiliesliailUKly K'cumnieuil I.. I'. HOOKS' molliiitl of teachliiK liANi.JSO HY MAIL. UIh aOdrcss, Ciiluaiit, Mich. CARS FOR RENT, Hotel Cars, all futolshcd, in Hoe coutlltloo. Aildreia BUM M. McMAIION", Wi-lllngton Hotel, CW raaa, LORD BALTiMOREl ^,»_ JiAKU BIS ACyUAl.NTAXCL;, Jjax ^WTJVlV^rKI) A.T OJXOJd?, for ANGELLS COMEDIANS NINTH Hit ( 'ESHKir I. SKAsliN, LEADING PEOPLE, COMEDIAN, SOUBRETTE AND OTHER USEFUL PEOPLE. - If you drink don't aiiBHRr this add. Look season uf sure sulary tocuiiiiit'iniil ueuple. Aildreaa . ; •, 4 J. H. ANI1KLL, Klilcii, la., week of J line '^11; Mt. I'loasnnt, la., week of July 3, ft Must be alile to dunce iiml do atrond sIukIiik specialty with (tenth mini partner. A ttoriil part Is fereil, aud an eiiKiiKemeui Willi a rellnhle niynni/iiinoi iishuicu. Call II, ,11 »i>l.* UTIfllltUL* I ,.ti. U,n.i.... >. V fc!,. ■„.>, L, . 111. u, [ nwii UMHiiri'il. CiiM MOILACK HTKOUHK, I.hIm Hln.n-r x VuiuiK, No. VNi7 K. Mill HI. nrvE JOHN H. SPARKS' SHOWS, CIKCIIS ACTS IN ALL LINKS, (liiod L'luwu that does SliiKl'ilt uud IMnclUK, for Concert; Fir I ClartsCOOK; Kcaiuiv lor Side Show ami it HlroiiK Outside Keaiute lnr KlM Show. Have Twu (l»o Year Old LION'S for sule. Will huv h First Class ;efl. CaII. Address CI) AS. SI'AIIKS, M«r, SpaikM 1 Show. Itouia: llndlny, Ohio, June ltd; lllutfloii ;io. Hyraninn* July I, I'lvuiniilli it, New Luudou4. J.. Bit It nPaMlfl ITTPSTlnW I W>y sliuiild you Miiiur ii.e imoiivuiiiciiee Him hiiiiiiliuiionxr Oaiill-niiAUD, aiAbnllUni lAldncas when "tie dollar will chub ynur I want every Mm- headed iiiini to know that there la a simple root, kiowIuk almnilaiilly lu all parktuf North Alumina, which will mil only slop hair from rallluKunl, lull will positively Ki«w luxuriaut liulr on the liuldoyu bead, uu uiiiiier ho» had the case or hnwloUK "s siuiiiIIuk, 'I'IiIh kiviii ilisenverv Is the recent result tir a twenly yeura' nenrcli for u natural cure fin lutltliiewi, mid It cnunut fall, us lialr roots never die. • Tills secret Im not given away (rru.Ha, however, hut fur the mielest siiiu uf oiiodollur I will semi yuu lu plum sealed envelope the name of Mils root, hnw lo procure II al no expense Niyou wluilever, and dlrcillOlia fur applyhitf II to secure quickest results. Iioii't delay, hid wrllu tciilav, us this nil. may tint appelir lu tills paper ukalu. Address ■ . nil. .IAUK7. II. llOlll,, Chtiinheu, Kaniai, )' a»i WANTED, Leading Lady, S. and D. Scu- brette, Vaudeville Feature. feople tliet douliln Hand, Specially or Sialic Klven preference. KverytliliiK llrst letter, i »«v nil: room hotels. All yeur'H work. J. CAIll.TKN in V. Mvrn '.u«e. in.i. WARNING TO VAUDEVILLE PERFORMERS! Wlieo routing Oils way and you wish to hrcuk Hie Jiiinp fur one or twu weeks, write lu fur tlnw. liood aclH of all kinds) appreciated, HUT I'liOHACl'S LAST ONI. 1 UNK I'KRFOHMANOK, Lady aildtl- ences. Local Iod half way between lluifalu and Heiroll. No uct Ion large, hut pay no func.v salarleli. Small house, town ami pllces. Stale loweal In flisl. No Siuulay work. Acts cuiicelllug me wllbukt eerlous reaMiu (which will lie Invenllgiiledi will he rellieuibered. ,iet« In, Hug loseud pliulns and lillllng two weeks la ndvance nlll cause your caucellat.nu. Will reopen thealrenl Liinilon Sept. 4 and atari one al HI. Tlioiniis, Out. (nuly a thirty crtil Jump Irom Londoiii, Sept. II. win open one or two oilier nouses later. Address all communications to dKNNKlT'S TIlKATIIICAL KNTKHI'KIHKS, London, Out., Camilla, 0. W. IIKNNK'IT, I'rop. aud ilen'l Mimaucr. yfii.-. I.IIIIiiii ItarlliiK. I'ny I .exile. Alice lllrtv. I'.liilni' M I.H\vri'llt-e. Baal rty Mlmen. Mamie It. llnl.ki. Alum l.itfl« Miulw K. JXrnliMi. Mm. l.ntell. Ill 111' In- IiiiiIiiiv. I. a Syl|ilie. Mine MJw Ucrlle I.i'kIIi . JClau JU-iiii'iili' Millie l^iucley. lallllee ll.'l'.iTitn I-' .Millie l.lttll-llllllV. ' Dellneeii. Uuse l.tlllm lH'ini'ire MlHaet l.lvliiuali*n. Daly. Mlniilu I.IIIIiiii IMx'in, Anile la' Kny. I.IIIIiiii IlaytiHi, May Marshall, r.vt-rllc. Neili- , MiiilelliR.'H'llliiir. Ilul ICMlneriilila Kiliui.Miiriiy. I.lllle jWln-eler. /ehnii Kiliiiniiiis. Mint IMlllanl Walter*. Nellie Kaimle (llr.) Mitr,:arel tt'ie-lilitirn Mlllo Ki:kla. Irene Malirr. Amies W'lllnir. ri'iiKt'r Mw J.K. Mllilie.l. Huliy I ll.il'.v I>»ll VraiitlK. MulH-1 iMnltliiii.l Bmaj WHa* . IHm-Ik Kiii'liiiiniiii. 'Mrlntyre. Mm. HVliltiwi In-llu Hull I..Myei>. Miiik'hn Weller. Marie l'iii|..iilii Mm, Irene ;W.vi-ne. HewHc Mori un, (Jerlrmle Mniiriw rarrleli MIxU-l, Ikta NelM.n. llnrrlrl Niirrin. AiMInc Mchi'la, Mra. Mlm-.iii MralLA. Nlcineyer ICiiiiii.i Nlcn'cyer. Ilermliiii >'.n\.i*i.|. Susan Otnlcn. Helen Oiienlieliner. Mra. I. Oaliernei lajmyii Onrl. Allele I'. I'ln'l|n. iierlrii'1 I'lilLtcii Mra.J.V I'errl. Mlu.ileU IVlersmi, Mra.- B. I>. I'rltiBle. Anlirey C. la-til. Miiml Ituiuniell. Mr*. U. It. levi-re, Annie keatta.' H.-ii-ii jlcyriblila. Ml.i liny Bew-e, la-slle llull.T, Annie llemliiKlun. ,M r.'iiii- ileyhanl. Mra. K.I. lieilinuliil. lilt i Sherwovil. Her Hi ii Sinltli. Maraarrt Si.mtilera. Alice S.ilieefer, Kntliryne M. Kluver, tllalr Snv'ile. Slellll Si ml ".ii; Avery ItaarVfeaak, Heal rice Siili-H. Corhinc Shlimia si'.i'e, Mlsa K, Slullll. Lillian Niilwill, laHiiui ■O-nnian, I.IIIIiiii Sl|i|.ley, l-'miiiy rlillif.ir.l. Mn'l'l sirt:i'l. Kniiuii SI. llelllila Vie. Hall. J .'.'in Sf. I'l.iii' Aii'lny Saiifurfl. Mainl Slimiilali Murliai Fenlay, Mrs. K. fnilnr. I.lllle To la ml. Mis. Tnn'er. i*lnrii MllHI.liSI.il, Llllh'li It. I'll.s.mli. llelniH riiiiriiil.vke. Milieu V. Vli'turia, KH.i Von Zella-r, ll'ir.iii.'.s raaajd Mi's.A.l Vumv. Clarice Von l,cea. Muy . Verne. KIIh IWIieller I'allui U .I'rauklln llleaiii.i Kiw. ilh-lln 1'iiriKHel. H' nil' '11. 1 ray. Mllle I'liriiml. Ml.i. K K.ih li'l-. .Villi* Lll.1. Mi. M. II I'lili.li'lil'iii:: SMi'is Ihillle C. Cray, Mm. .link Murli.il. Mnvllia W'llsiai, Uiltle Mili.lvri'. Leila W'll'la. Snaaime Mi-Ii.Ii.kIi. Mae M'khiv Anitelte Mnrlln. Ilhin.-lii M'.litni.r. I'l'il'.i M.l.i.yle. Uariej Mai'a. Alii-- Mniilrese. Nellti Ma. art. Mine. Ma.Mi-tnl Mii.ll.'.n M.-l nlL Willie. Veniilcn IWHlcNl.lea. I • I'.lliel 1,1k-. ) Weller. Marie |U 'llll.lllisi.il. M ma I I IVlaMllvnril iVeacer. tVt.riiia JtaatalXal /am. Mr Marie jiSI»ka, Muic. Ullll tiKKTMSMlSN's- LIST. An'raii, A lit ' .' i , Abe Alan 111 -I Tfct I inn i'!i!irl.\ 'rruilia 1 . Mill AUeu r- II. A lieu, J. Allen. K. M. Ann -hi. Aiiis.M.rl,, Aiaer. 1'iirii. Co. Alieurii, Mur loj iae.) Ai'siill. Wlllluni AJU-ti, II. 8- Ale.-.uiiiler, lice Allilersnii * iloliic*. Allii'ii, lam Al'ltilili'"- Mr. Jem Ali'Miniier TIhis. A'|ii:iri'iii" *'o. Aaltliy. JacktUc. ArlliiKliiu. 1-- Arimlil I'rof- '■•■ AllllB'i. Ins.-1'll Aarnli. Hurry Arni'lil, J- 1*"- Avoln. «-'• „, Am>liv»B. '■ A lii'iii us. Chas. A .hie Avi-ij. Will Hi'liiii'l. 1'Ttllik H-ll >\ Kleliiitila Hivlc. II. H. liar) * IHiriliiti KelKi.iih llltiehulll. Mr. Iln l "iii'i.i.'k uwrl r a l a Wi turn lllllle. II. .1. Ilelui.'lil. J. T. nviiin K. li. lliililcr. r. w. hm. t. k. Hurry A- ISaraaaa lli-ll a lll.-linr.ls IlKler. T. M. Uoyle. 11. II. 111'.", lie II. i-:. Miff ii. Illll.-ll llttrrcll. l-'i-mk I'linrlelun l-'rmik t'olteii, l''rauk Uiiwier. K. Carr. li. II. i'liriiml. Carl rariniMly. J. K I'ltsl.iiuin J-'ralik I'haiHiIek, .1. II. I'oiiitelly. Ilniili lia|.iiian, llarr.v I'lirlltni, Al Villus. 'I'oln 'illli n. .1. II. 'oil ll.llll. AiiIIiihi.i \»le \ .Inhll.stiu 'illlilila'll. I '.1 I lie I. 'lellielit, A. It, Mil. "..I ll.ivill 'rai.e. i'. J. I'.iiiilil.ell, t'li.irf P l.:iuri'iii-e I hai.umn. A. H. lie ( IIOS. 'I'. 1'.. I'llsl-.tllK A Jlrvani. K. H. I Mi-rill llnli.riii-i'. ilivii! Connelly Itt.vlc, H. li. I Sle.ilit'll Itlt'iiiilell. Oearao Caike, Waller liliiiiu Iknniiiltrr t'.ill.y A Way Diiiii n. Harry |Claik. I'. M Limine. T. I'l Ilinilii'Jiil lil-O. I »i L li 'H-'l i Cltnrlea 1 1" ll.lu-. II. lie Vera A raV, Mn rail limvncy A- tt'lllaH lleilne. Ilari) lieiiniiliie. Artlir lIl'HIII-. I'lllf. Illlili'all. A. II. IJiiHej. P. I-'. lniu.iv., Willi. ill; licwell. J. t. Iipluiur. Miaa a. Ih' Ciistrn llnri-y fhn.nlilM.il. c..\. I'l'.n J. A. I lev Inc. R, J. Ill'llll. I-". J. lie l:.H- Trio limlley A I 'liesh. it llelvlii. taa in jr linusiai. Alla-rl. IHl'kl-IIK .1. i'. I lunulas, t'liurlt's liia». 1'V.ink I lake. A. K. Dill Is. Pi..r. k. linn-'' Inle. W. M. lea Id" lit-r.J, II. li)er. Ilarrv lieli cn.K. V. •Illiii Pros. lllll'llllt. I'sLHi' Ih' l'«e. Ij« Prey. Hiiiry Foy A. Clarke ' Pcllowa, Jeek .A I'lnr.i I'llhlll.V lllYlt-Jt.1 Puller. Mart Piiii.-JiaMr*. a.h. Pnrj-.i. It. L. I'Mrron A; Kay 1'i.MI'aiii Arllin. Puller. Wlllbin Plynii. J. A. I.'olilen, i|. I\ lioliiH. (itia lllhsiiii. Pmf. A. w. llriH-i. A llr.s'ii i.ii'li'i'jn. Will liriins. Uanlel liarilllla. Dick liraul, i'IIii Ulyi'lun Walti'i- Orecii. Prof. T. M. i.rliiitn. I/., res ikiriuaii A I ... . ii ii 1 1 1 Oeyer, Clmrlm fh-ia-n & tinea illiin. II. C. lit'ii- lifliii. .Iiisepli lli'iinui-e. Dune (Iraiiewlii. lUiarlen Cn-en It WeriK-r irMHi'in, Alberi llilllln. W. K. lirreti. Jnlm lilllelt, l)*!|!llt Heiirse. Fnsl 'Ill'lMllllllK. C llolil'.ll. WIHI.1II1 linr.liicr. Willi,. Hoclil" A: Nola.ni HIlBiai. Mr. D. Ilullniilo. Mr. limn. .1. V.. liiilliiicliir. -I. V Hi-ay ii liraliam (lllii.elt. Charles iluyler, W. C. (Illlen. Tom llimlnhi, l-oslk Mil. \ A I s- u^ In* il v llev.HI. C. A. ltnriiniiliiii .1.1!. 1 1. 'line, prillk III Henry, Mr. ILii'iiiic. <>).. li. S. Harlan, H. li. llii.ry. II. Hull Ili!.v- ivi.iil Allnywn- llowanl, II. P.. II ii Hi ll way A Will tan llerxell, J. II llnlliiliil. Mill" lleivilles. Kin HI IK-nry. Mr, lltnlstiti, Hurt lln|i|s-. Liny Hutch. W. II. Hiinler, S. V. lUilftiuin Churle-s 11 li 1,111:111 H III 1 Hi ii.lln-. Tile llllil.lt-l'. 11.. s». liii.r'iti^s. Hen llanis, CIlarlt'H llaiilaiai, Cliaa. llnri-liiKlnit. .I.J ll.maiil A Norlli Herniian Arltnii llenlli. .1. W. Maris. Musical lark, A. A. .loskur). Atlolf Julian. P.rte.'sl .'tiiks A I'llui.r.l JriH rsyu ,lt.se|ili Juilp'. Wull.c .1.. In ...it. Hilly .'linn. H. W. .*i->e|tli. ti. A. Iveinninii. i V Iveliliimi. A. I. Keltey. S.A lili klelnier. ll.-t-hl. K iiliit. i'mi'IiiIii Kiitiruiau Itrco. Kraaarr Jaeuvni KurMI. 1. 1 Wol kowsky Troii.) Kraler, Sol Kelllllll. I.. .1. I." a ruin's, The Kiirliiinl. S. J. Knlm. J. Kniiiiinill;ll. K. Kit 1. 1. I'll Ivall Ivell. 1. W. Kelliiiii. I.. J. l.t-1-lil..n A 1-aWdna I.eVnrtl. W. S. I.i.iiil'i'll II. \V. levy, llill Lerevei. II. C- l.e Uny. Ki'iink I. in II. Mr. M. W. . Anliiir Rraa.' Circus Hob l.a ilar. Wm i aMlll -ar t i . I. D. I.iiir, .iitn.i's Istiiitl.iii. - Prank l.uckiir. Willi. n |S|M."''ilc)L>.. Til' Lli-uell.tii. s. hi,, ii. • -Ji .—.«•■ r Liiv.ii-iiIi' Issalie. V I.plxrtvll/. .Iltl'l.llt. l.a I.'..)., twain*) It. in:. . V. Ala- I. I.. Th la-uK lai Ma I. elm i li Unycr. C. O. Elniev. II. C. ll'.ii.n-li'.itl ■!• M IViMi', .1. IL Uoyle. 11. 1«. BtiMl. B. I'- Jinrkley CieorRe I'.n-tii-r. Sl.l I'llsllc Qaarletli Collins. M. D. ruri'iy, tins t-lark. ti. II. I'olllls. S. 1. Clirnm. Willie rnte, ii. i' ilyittll & Hlant'll Cilliriiiau. l(. II. Mr. & Mrs. t'nr'.-s. Clui.. Biisrh, Hilly t'liiMoii. .1. i. Bvrms. J. 11. W Clayton. I'rauk Ueemer. Wall c.ils.ai. I*. II. Prlii. .in J. T. t're.sy A llaym Beiitl. Harry Collins It P. nit- Italic A- Wtilfurtl Caranii Iti-os. Boyle. II. II. Cnisl-y. Hoy Jim Iliiklimii IH! Ciyii.r. J. i'. Jliitilinii'. Neil i i«.k. Hel. A Bums, lliltiy Aimi' Bailey. Mr. '.s-I.e. Krusst Blai kliii.ic, II. II 'olllis. Manic Bill. I.nrkl ' - ...ke. W. I. li.* i. .nlee. .1. \V. 'lailey. .lack linxler, Sl.l tiiell A liivnii, Harry K m r e alc I'.illlliaia. II ii -i'l Hill l"H- Wllliiiu i'.llei. W. H is .... i ....I. li.-l, l i.l. l.l.l.l lifiil.ii.ii . ti'.li. iaii.ni-.iu z. paket. Myr.iii lit -.Hi. Bi.lli.uf, Will I '"n t,s. ILint inliiu. Pore.l lleii.lli);. Arthur Kvmis Ti-I.i Islwarils I'linrles I'lelli.ls. William Karl A Wilson l-'iiierstui. Ilarrr l*"mtl*l*l. I'milis Karl. I-:. C. Klalmi. K. W. Knsl. ft W. Kills Xowllll Tflo -Mivunls, Al Kilo. II W. Kast. C. W. I'l.liin. ii. II. Kleiiio A- Casell Kiiieis.ni. Piank Kalr. 'I't'in Krnr.cnis. l>ann- Ircli A- I'.iit nn Poster. A. c. Kelsar. c. II. Pi>\. W. II. Pieiitll. K. V. I'.iliii. Ilarrv I osier. Ivlillc l''l.l'l.-ll. l->s| Posii'i. Mia t-'rl'ieel . .Inle-; raid, t'liitrli's VnuiMyi- Kilcur i'l llll t.f IM.'ll' I .' '1 1, . l:.i... i-..;i..- i'.i-.. I'.lv.ti. lipiii 'i'i I.l I! P. lull, i 'Inn Its li-eilll. Jii-k l.,i Clnlr A Wes Miilr.iv, |1. \v .M mil li A Itl.l-jvvay Mi.r.-ls.ni. Dale Mae & Mm MiAniill.'iu. .Ine Myera. W. II. Merrllt A Hnu-IIii Moon*. Tom Martin & gul;: Miller. I). M. Mi-VelKti. Kml Mnriny. K, A, MessL'iii'pr Bar Trlu Uartial. it.'. Mi.'ie. I 'in i k M'litls, Dan Mll.licll. J..- MeaM-iiger llnyi Trio lie] Mi'Nnininiir.i P.. I Mm run, Jolin Maresoll. .1. H. Mi'l'llli- -fc Sli-1 .i :' MiliMin. Juines Mi-Irilo-.il AlfM-l MacDoiiulil Jack Mori in. Dun* Mcrrlucur, A. J. Miiriell, J. Morion, 'fn-niile tc Mot-Ion Murphy .li HP. Mursl'iill. 1. -0. Marllu, l-'r.ink Meriltl. 11. It. Miiyiiiiid. Krulik Millar, 0. C. « Mearln. UleniiA Monti. D. Mantua. K. \V. Mnx-APlt. ,T..t- Meyer, rimrli-s Mati-iniioto, S. McDonnell Mlk Moiliieii. I.. Ii. Ak I tit; ir A- Heutil Mil In nrn. U.S. McCull Trlu Morrow. J. A. MiirsclliH, Will Moi'llmcr. K. Man.ii. W. V. Muiruy. Tout .McKi'iina. 'Phos. Moil. lilln A lla— iill Marsollli-B, Tin- Marvi'lons Marlon A I'eurl Marlon. II. I.. MeCiill. P. K. Musi. li. Dull Mini I ue. Aliiisi Mlll.'l.ell... M Meirltl. II. Ii. Murray. II. U. Miller A Kicskii Muri'liy .-i: N'.il.-tn Mil lir. Pre.1 Marshall, Jack Merrill. SI Marlon. K. W. MeriHlllh, K. K. Myers, S. J. Iltlll'l'.'. J u-.t-j.li Hel',' ll.llll. J. II. Niiruortli. J.-u-k Vi'Wi-ll. I., li. XllKt'l A- A'huii. Vt'Wllinll. II. C. .Vorloii, .lo« V.1I111. W. li. Ml-nell A Nilil" Xorris. J. K. Ni'llus A lllll V'.ilil.i'i'lllc W.K. Nil Illll, J. .1. Xnlilea, Mil i en Nelson. K. II. Nell. A. ii. N'e«loti. Al Mi'ineyer Julius Nous I'tiiully III lima. )|i|reiilicliiK'i-. .h-senh •sta.l.i Prt-I ilirlcn. .1. iliu liven. A. M. .11 l.i. W. I. Peltier. KbKpW Pollock. lliiiliniiii: Pulei-^oll. I.. M. IVrry. Jio-k I'Cti-ts.. I'liil A Xettlc Park Stncl.' Pike. K. W, Pearl Hilly Pi'oliiisco. LlerlH PIll'lllS. Ii-iie I'rhnriisM'. N. V. I'uyliai Slia-k i'o.. r'or- I'l.lnsui, J. V. Perstry. A. Y. Pciiti. IV f. I'lirklnsi-ii, 11. .1.1 Paris, ii. w Pinvi'll. l-'r-inces I'urvla .loliul-le. t'llkull. I 'ul'l Pofson. 1'. f ■ I ■ 1 1 • 1 1 • -- . X.H I'hllllliH A Merrill erry. .1. II. orter. IJ. W. Puiil. ti. L. tjullllii, lorcn gutas, .loliu U II. nn ill'!. (.'. i: Itoilii". .1. W. II l.-l ill vil-. II. A. lloiiile. II. M. KiHHleuu ti.A J lo.tiil llanflar. Itio.s' iin-iii'st I taut. A.|lial!n. Mr. lit. llm. Klissell A Iniuliur Hol.ii*. Isuiis Itt./int. J. W. Itilll-retto, Dili Hiiv. li. W. Itlll.MlltS. 'Plm Kolilitsiai. Kiliuiniil Uonaliliis. Tlin*i" Illsi in:. W. S. Itei'se. Ilnivey Hi'lti. J. II. It 'iiisi'ii. Art Itesiiul. Mr. lioliltisou, Svlus IllKim. C. K. Iltllliltlsttll 'Illlis. Hi-1-cils Ciil.l'.W Heist, llohhy I'lnirli's I 'll.llll*s A. limiiil.'l Lively, Ij'ivis, I .nl'i'l.e. I.lll.l.lll, l.lil'.elle I, a vi st at I arkiu. Li-rciu-... S. I lul. Illll) l.e Mill'. Pell' I .Illll.-. .1. II. Lewis. .1. f. l.e Main' ItVaNW I.e Main*. Mr. .M.amlt' I fin HI. .1. I.e-llc. Kilillr I isa 7ii. Harry I. ailil. K. T. la* Malre A l.e tin ii-.- I.iin-:. C 1 lllttcll. (i.i.ri, Stewart A 11:1.1 111. Jtl' I Simulate. t'tipl. lark Sliuili.ii. II. II. Si'.'-. II. II. Sylvn.ter llnrri- S|rcl!uiaii. M. P. Seoll A Myrtle .S.till, I 'III, If. (Milk. \V. C Si-aiiuimn. A. O. Silver ii. I,. Mni'k, Mr. Turn Sllllv. lliiiii.l Siillliaiin. IMuiiU Sniliti druiuly .SIIII2DUI1I, ij.sinti* Sherry, .1. II. Seilley. Harry Hnaw. William Slevens. Al. Sun. I'ele (3e.) Stark, lain HaalaiM. Will Scanlali, .liiiut's S|'ui);s K. \. Seyinurc, O. 0. Slevens, Mr. AlOlslM.; Wi ttaaoa. j.iv. Sl.iul, J. M. Smllli II DeWIU sniiiii. w. ii. Suecuun. W. T. H-niaoa OMarl e a Mii'rlJan Plill Slliley, Knilik Shnale. diarli*s She;:. T. K. (M-ynwiir. K. II. Stavcraon- A lilsaert Spliltlen, Sam Siilvall. .A. 1,. Sherwoial. I,. Swunaoli. ('. K. S|,ls K 'lI HniK. Sloife, Ben Sinltli. '.fiilm Slioei'itulil, II. Sin-I liniiii. K, p. Si.it I. II. M. Syniouils. .lack I'ji'er, liu-l Smirk. C, A. Sotliern. K. II. Slnclilcr. Bert Sliin-y, K. s. Slnwc. J. V. sitiiic, j. (i. Sclioll. Kolerl Stwuir. t-'.hi.vi, Seliiirler. MV. ScekiT, Wilkes X C... Siiutiuers. K. K. SuiU'l'I'MIHI. I'ari Tenli-y. Pluier Tilrner. Mill" Tyler. S. P. Tlllsi.ii It. A. Turner. IV. II. Ttaeklns. Will Till i:rr. .laiuis. Turtit'l- I'. II. Tyrrell, A. II. Tlrolims. liistr-;*' T.-llllt liiiillit .1 i' 1 ..' Pn.lo. Mr. Tohhi. Kraak lolilll. 1. 1. '!iiu)ii)istju, Di'iiiiiiin Tnniii'k A West rail. X.'ill Tayhir. i|. It. Tla.rii, .1. II. Toinlfns. will i'lliirsli.u. II. I'lini Mar I'aliers, Tin* ilell. I'-llarles Viilvi-na. .lack \'uti Auki-n. 1 lurry \ llh.lr I'a. .Allan Van. Hilly v .1 1 n i a 1 1 . victor Van. llllly V iiiiiis 'Plio Vlci) A Viola Van ilali'ii. It.tl.t Veri'iMa*. J. I.. Van irsleu I:-. I -I Viuniiiii. - Vli'lnr )'..!. lei I.l A- Mil. I Van t'u|ii|is, 'nie Vai-is. Tlie Vena. il. .Carl Voi*).|*l A Xolali Van 'Men. II. '. will 1. 1 in.. M. wii-..u i 'i:.'v ii t Welsh. \| II. Walilroii Bras, wilh.ru. ii. V. Wo<)ilc')iiie. I'linrles Wllllaia;. P. U. Wrotlie. lal.ll" Wii" lie; i-.iiin Mr WllllHIIIS V. It. Wiok*. liisirue Wllli.nl. IVirk-H Un.iil.iiin. I..W Wnnl W. M. Wnkelk'M p.uuk Wlllluiiis. M. Whllrshles .lull Whlti'lilll. vV.I'i. Way, It. D. Wayne Charles Walker K. T. Williams T. II. Wlilluey. II. <■'. Wltel.ili Dims. Will- in Kr.il I.. Willi. mi.. H'lii Wrsir.flil S. II. Wlllluiiis. V. B. Willie, I.. II. al. W. I'. B. F. KEITH'S KeltS'ri ThMlrr"....'.. Keith's IIIJoii Theatre. Kclth'a Tbeatre , Keith's Theatre Keith's Theatre Keith's New Theatre. . ....BoRlon, aliiari. . . . .Huston, MrtEa. . Providence, It. I. . I'mviiitkci, II. I. . . .New Vork t'lly .I'lilliiilelphla, I'a. lielth'B UIJou Theatre l'liilitilclphio, I'a NOW Kellh'i Brospp' - ': Theatre actelattrj. 0. KcIiIPh lloynl ITInisjaa Theatre. London, Eng. Uurry Uavla' Urautl Opera House, Plttsl)iir(t, Pa. fhnsc , .i Theatre Wa«hln«?lon, D. C. Kerniin'H Mnrvlnnd Theatre. ..Dnltlmnre, Md. Shea's Garden Theatre Buffalo, N. X. Theatres and Vaudeville Booking Shea's Theatre. Moore's Theatre.. Temple Theatre.. Arcade Theatre.. Moore's Theatre. . Moore's Tbeatre. , Park Theatre Circuit • •..Toronto , Cm .Hoc heater. 1 1 f ... .Detroit.' uhi ••••-. Lol«] ij •••I'oriland.ju •r.: • f? »lvm, Mm • Worcester, kuit s. )INO NEXT SEASON'S TIIVII Performers Wishing to Fill Odd Open Weeks During the Spring and Summer Season s Should Make A pplication at Once. II. F. KEITH'S BOOKING OFFICES, St. James Building. K. HODGDON, Booking Manager, Rooms 823 to 828, St, James Building, NEW YORK CtTY iinitiii: iM.nn, Pro villi* in* v. — Al Kellli's Theatre (t'liiirles l.iiveillM*r«, urn iini"' i i "Tlie Piiwlair anil I lie* Irfidy" was played week of Jitue 111 lu tin* l.i-st houses uf Hie stuck si'iiisoii In dull*. Kin- dle week uf :ili llie olTerln*; la "]ni|irntletii'C" "A Stranger In a Stninei* l.nnd" .Inly ."i. Kjirrni: (Spitz. & Natlumaun. iminuKers,. — Ibe Kmplre Thentre Stuck To. playwl "A Wouuin's Sni-flliia!' - week nf ill, followlnt: II M with "nine Jeana." '"Hie Slrnnee Ad- ventures of -Miss linnvn" is lu in elm uit lull for July 3. Xim:s. — Uanaagrf Uivenlieti;. nf Keith's, left 'M for New* Vork. lo sull tor Kuroix* for « eiuiplc of mnnlliK' \ ni-nl Inn. Tlie ujemliers •if the Albee Stock I'o. nnil iilliei- friends Itnvi* hilt) a farewell dinner 'S.i. unil several handsome elfla Ia'otiurii Kirwlu. nf i lis rlly. Iiiik Hlfrni'tt with llie Alrnnar Slock «'u.. nf San Krauclscn, whlcli site will Join in I hi: Kail Kvn Taylor bos joined the Empire Theatre Stuck Co. .Vcivpnrl. — At the NewjHirt tlia'ra llintsr* 1 1 11 li u & Cross I'o.. iiiiiiiiici'i'st. week nf .lime III. tin* Muni Icy Stuck I'n. presiMitcil "I'lio Araliinii Mghls." ■The Wngvr" and "Lord t'liiitnley." These iilnvs wen* i-iipiliilly ivn- ilered l«*furi! npprei'lnilve uiiillem-es. •'I'eaiv- fnl Valley" '.'I'-'.'.S, '.llm, the l'l'iitiiiin," •ill- July 1. SlIKKI'V'K KnilKlmiiY I'.tllK TmiiTiir. K 'lins. t'. LViok. innmigpi'i. — A goad hill was offei-eil lll'J-1. wlilcli was well |i,'ilrnul/.ed. Hill fur week of "Jtl: (irniiil Ojiern Trio. tl'Brlen ami Havel. St ii;i ii Itai-nrx. 'I>n Irlil Tronpi*. Kii'il nml Shu tv. 'Pom Alnunul. lite l-'iglil t'tiiniilliis, Hie vli-ii.'rnpli. unil Mi'i'liuii's ilu-js. Itl.Mll.lNIl" Ill'IIK .little -I. mill liuil business was ih. in-. Ill 'IN ru illy exTllbileil here day. Inn ",inuj WtM>ii.»ilcki-t Tin* 1111:1s I »lki- Tlieulre III. M. Vt.ll lis. iiuiiiaKCI'l will In* j-lvrii i.vcr In comic il|l''ln week nf .linn* •Jii. Ilimm's titylii I'n. up|H'.'irli.|; la reiwrliiry. Prtaf. I''luwer. of I'.oslnii. will give u liullnun .is- ri'llslon anil triple piirucliute drop -J,".. |,nst wi-k's show was llie- la-it seen lien.* tills sea- son, nml drew etcellcnt returns. XiiTKh. — "lliiinply liimiplv." a very bwiI lent slunv. phiyiil to very aalbifarlotfT busi- ness 2J-2-I, *—* WI9COX9HBL IOWA. llurlluKliiM.— At the Slmag Thentre (I'nliii & tirnnt. iiiunni'crsi Hrnrlrlla I'rns- 1111111. June "I. pli-ii.si.'il greatly In "Madeline," nml closed Hit' fli-Kt Ki'iiann of the new Stiong Theatre. The New York IJederkraiix will give 11 ihin-lly itillcerl .Inly :t. the pna-iails In lie divided between llie Home fur Desti- tute Children mid llie l'rovltlcnce Orphan Asylum (turn 1st'. Notkx. — John Unliiiisoii'M Circus June "7. Klugilng Jtrox." Circus Aug- IS. ■ Ccdnr It n plils.- Al llreetii-'s llpura House tWIII S. Collier, business mnongeri Iter. llr. I'niiik W. tiunaniiliis and Ida Central Church tjnurtelle, of Cblnigu. .lime 'JO. gave 11 lec- ture and recital on "l,lfe, as Illual rated in Music." to a pleasexl midlent-c. Tbe gross reieluls were divided among three local ch'nrltalile instil lit Inns. Pi:t>i'i.K'.s (Itny \V. i-'ay. manager). — The bill week nf June 1!) gave Kalisfnctlnti: Ka- iiox, Miickln and Wilson. Clitrence lliirlon, iln* Three Wlchcrs, Hay W. 1-ay and the poly- smiie. Tin: Iliyr Rfiiixns Rk.mp.iiv i!o. (l'heno- iiieiisl Krnus, prupncl ue ) o|ieneil 111, lu ea- paclly of llie lul, wllh these vaudeville im'O- iile: Dick liuil Mm: De Wolf, I'.lily mid Kvn Slcf 'Unlock. Johnny Cminlnchani, Major la: Vny. 1 ; corse Clark, nml Harry Turner, band leader. ' N'iiti:s. — .1. II. I li'iidersoii's eldest daiighler, l.niiise, wns iiiarrled, 'J'J. In Herbert T. Cherry, of 1'iairin. III. lireene's Itprrn House orchestra stayed for the oeesslun C. II. Iloiix, for years slap* cariH'nler at tireriie's, mid now 11 i-onitnerclu I traveler, was iiuirrleil. 1.1. In Augusta I*;. I-'iikk, of Ja>eusl. In. 'Iliey will reside In llila elly Kdwnrd Cnrran, of the I'eoiile's, arrived "J".', from Chicago, when* his little seviii-yeur-olil daughter la seriously III from blood ladson I'rof. Jiicol, Si-liinldl. dircclor of ifria'iie's ll|iera IP. use nri-lii-slru. was made a .'Isil M.-isnii mnl a .Mystic Shrlncr, June 15, llie Cnusislory and Siu-lue of Ibis city. ILLINOIS. ment of 1'ntrli-k & McConnell, ;ift,. r j "j^ sin i-essf ul season, closed June J 7. Vt!2 aire Improvements will In* iniule diirlni iu Min.mnr. Tl„. sealing ..iipacltv will u. w creased, aa Hie atteiidnini.. has l„-,. n aralC i'..~'Phi' Woodmen's 1 oiivetil inn briitight IIiiiiisiiiiiIs of visitors liu- p;i.st veek. Nearly nil of I !«•- local Ihemlmi uffeml en- terlillnments, nml wen* well |uilr.inlr.iil. luvinsii.v. — The Summer season of Iln: Itrt.inn-ltiikiT Stock in. i-unuufiici'd June Is, wllh "Who's ToniklnsV" The lamipanv Is partly composed of dinner tneinla'rs of Hie 'Pliiiiihitiiser Slock Co., and. Judging friuii 1 heir sin-cess llie opening week, their scutum kIioiiIiI iirovi* highly 1111. Ill utile. |.ee linker and J. I''. Kirke KiirprtHeil their tulrairers bv ii|i|»i'iirliig in an entirely dllferi-ui line o'f wurk. IidiIi Inn Ins brand comcily purls. [ sliuiltig the homtl-s uf the licrfi'miullec. Klley Cliumlierltiln niiiili' his reiippiviniiii-i* after a ions iibseiu-e lit mi Hie city, nml was warmly welcnmi'd. Albert Itrowii. Kialm-v IJiinoiis. Ktlil h Kvcl.vii. Cnrc Mar latnikln, I'titly Allison mid Anil a Anderstiii coiupleiiii liu* i-nsi. "'i'lie County 1'iilr" 'J."» nml week. Al.n.iMi'.i.i. - M11 mis.. r W. W. WHHa or- reicil Hie .Mhiiiiiliiu Stock Co.. In "Tlie Lul.- Mr. Jones." week of IS. Ilarrv llhi-der i.cni'1'd lieuvily. an usual, utid J. IS. Murruv contributed largely Id the success CltvsTAl, 11''. It. Wluler, muuiigeri. — Thin house will remain open all Summer, and tbe big bill for week of June JO hi bended by Ho rendu nml l.iccn. Aiaii|;>iv. — Kdwhi Thaiilmiiiu'r eulertntii.-d 11 iitiinlier of amusement seekers lasi weok wllh n clever vmuli'vllb' bill. 'Iln* ri'KUlur seiisou Is due In open .Inly III. Niitks. .The tlrniul will rlina* ^li r,.r a few- weeks Hurry i.luzlcr. fur |hna* ivc.-lsb-.iil- iitg mail wllh the Alhainbra Sl'.el Co., has signed wllh llie It row nHnker S.-.i-l; 1 •„ .- m ,| will open ul Ibe linvlilsi.ii S3.. .Hull I'miillc... who is limullliig Hie press noil nl I bo David sou Theatre, bus been n|i|i'.|iili-.| pn*ss agent of Ibe Slnle l-'alr Assoiititloll. Tin: Pike, during Iln* fair, will lie In charge or II A Itnslie. of Denver Unlit. Vmidt-r Vnrl. of Allmny, N. V.. who is looping iln* ],„ |> wlili Kerurl Iti-os.' Han*, droptnil rnmi Hie ii|«*x of the limp. '-'I. suslaiiilng 11 compound fnic lure of the jaw. Hi: wits laken lu a lia-ul liuspllnl. mnl Is I'Mii'diil to la* tilde ii, w.irk In 11 slu.rl 1 luie. Valenlhie llnlli mnl Kdilli M. rarker. of lids show, wen* iiinrrU'd an, as were Curl Hellion uml Mark* Uiiii.-i. -j| ChinlTni'elll uml Ids llaiul. encouraged bv I heir bit til I'alisl Park, hare arranged in give aer- erul rnarerfa ul I'alisl 'Phenlre. Hie lirsl p. niciir •.■!! Wonderland Is proving; Ibe big Summer amusement prnpucsled, and thou- sauds are llmklug there dullv. ■ >»— » — : — wierr vint;i\i.\. l-'ort DimIkc. — At the Midlnnd Theatre 1 l.i I 1. 111, -is. ma linger 1 Hie following upta-arcd week of June III: Chits, and Jennie welsh, us I .-aillln.-rs ; Keldniuii ami Hall, Klppy, I -Tnreuee Colby, and llie kliiiMlrnnie. Itualness giaMl. I'eiiple Tor wiH-k of 2IJ: Daylon SIs- lers, StratA. Kildy and llit/cl Hestun, I'lur- enee Colby, and the klnodrome. .North Itmlliera' Comedliins, In reirerlory, did good llllsiness week of \'J. Citv I'.viik. — The Kifly-slxlh lieglment liauil. Carl t.iulsl, HI 1 eel ii . drew large crowds Hi. Tills luiml, us ntlicliil laliidof Hie MiHleru Woodini'ii. left fur Milwaukee 17, In lie pres- ent .it tin: enrsinpineiit. « "Alii. IIUiBMlKCK'S TllAINKI) A.MJI.M, SllnW AMI CVUPOKI.I. linoTIIKRH' L'lSiTS arc both heavily billed for 'J4. and the merriest adver- tising war ever witnessed here lias beeu goliii: on. NoTi:. — Florence Cu|l,r has cimcliulial her engigemeiil with 'The Isle nf Spire" Co.. uml is spending the Siiinmer at her home in this rlly. 4—* INDIANA. lion to be known as ' ivightlngibe Klaaai.- lle arm join their show a at Sticatur III June st;. • '"■• Xutku.- -Manager State, of Iae Kaaaaa 'I heat re, will Inivi: for New York Jim" "1. In iisslsl in luiokliig nil met Ions f„r the cn-Trj' bi'i-lalii clnuit for the coming season ' Jhe 1'erriirl Mms. rlosed a w«*k'.s rariltai In thla city June 17. While hern tht*v n» with several accidents. On June in. 'while unloading (he ears at Ibe depot. "Wldin'- Baker, a canvus man. wns killed. ||» W1< buried in <;raieland Cerattery. June 14 III, funeral was attended by ncarlv all of ike show iienple. who defrayed the cxpensi**. tin .Tune 33 Juan de la Cmz, one of the Kliipbt.. midgets, was knocked senseless and s»ri..nslv injined hv 011c .if the teut tmles cumin,; down mi Ills bend. June It. Dlarolo. while w ing Hie loii|i on his lilcycle. fell from the t ( ,i, of the loop, twenty-six feet high, and wis severely Injured. He made nnntl.er atlerant HI. hut Hi-! injuries received proveil nine: serious limn lie cx|ie<-|ed. nml he baHy missed being thrown olT the Incline A« Ills i:|iln- has Ina-n lnlnr.il. It will h» some tin.. Iicfore lie will Is: able to resume his art The company left for Milwaukee J7. a Peoria.— At Al Praia Park IV. ('. Sr- vur, niiinager) large and Jolly crowds an- foiinil here nightly, wllh Jams mi Similars Kor week of June 'J7H Fred Hilton. Fe'hl man's aerial pigs, and I'rof. Voiuic S«r- reiitiiiii's Ilandii Itossa, I'S, for two prrfunu- unces. AVeakt's (I*. F. Ilartsou, lutinagen. - This house will close •Jli, for a month, dur- ing which lime a large force of workmen will completely transform It Into an up In dale ibeuli-r. An exceptionally strung atlrarllas iti promised for the opening. Jacuiis (A. F. Jacobs, iiianiigeri. — liu.i ness good. 'Hie current bill: Slew-art and Taninils, the Arllngtons, tbe Mldgleys anil uioving lilt-lures. t'l.li's. — Hal Davis and wife, K P. Churehlll and wife mid J. C. Culler nnd wife. all or Ibe llnvls 11 nil Chui-cbill rlrnill. wrn* !u llie i-lty "li. looking over itiipiuvenieiils in the new Muln Street Theatre. livnnnvllle.— Uuk Stiuiluii I'nrk (W. |i. .Merr-ll. umuager) had 11 good list of altnu- lions for week nf June is. U inl slamllng room was sold nt n l MB i i l errrjr ts'iformn nc». The list id alli-uctlniis in- hid. (I : |,eo uud CI111D- muii, Newell and Xlldo. llltsajnett nnd Xew- muu. Dou and Thompson, Ferguson and 1'hss- laore. unil the kiuodionir. A new cullci'tlo'i of uioukeys and other milninls huve been re- cently ndiied. The lo,.»| Kiks. No. mj, ar( . In have the park theatre the entire week of -'•'. mid The Itegg.-ir Friiice Opera Co. will !.', r ., ! " M i t .'i 1 '^.' .y-'-r''*" "■*•'■ J*««lm" nud I. Iron.* I. India. The proceeds nre In K „ I.. iln* l-.lks m*w liniiie. now in marts, of cii-.il. .11. !,.', M , ,K s ''"i 1 * I Harry laiwreiui*. uiuuiigeri. Ibis re«.rt was llllc-l li, its liliuosl ranaHlf mil tin* Kenlinky Slule Mlllliirr Itiiiui, Deciilur — At Dieauibind Park Tlwalrf f J. F. tilven, miiuagcr) "The Iteggar l'rlnce" tipern Co.. June 17 and week, appeared Is gisiil business, presenting "The Mascol." "Suld l'nslui." "Uirolle-ijli-olla," "l'"rn Ilia volo" and "The Chimes of Norinumly." Bill for Ji and week : The Kstbrr ltujltirn Sliak i'o. The |H)|iii'iiril.v of litis enterprise i« much lii'voiid the anticipations of the pm miners. The llgnre s roller wmsler. the m ruiiMil. dancing imvilloii. refreshment slatwl nml Texan Cleo, educated horse, are all wri: patruulzcd. »>*♦ COLURAIIU. M, illenietta. J Heals, c. II. Uvan. Prcil SlleUney. It. T ISw-eatiiii'-ii. M" t SHE NOTICE AT HKAD OF IJST. •>-►* Xiirrs iiiii.m ll\ uii.Tos'.s Xiiion.m, Stock I'n. We opciicd riylfsldi* I'titk. Asblnnil. Ky.. .Iiilic .".. lo ciiiimily, this being oar sect. 111 1 park this season, In break nil records. The roster of the cniupuny Is: Col. ii>n. II. Ham III. .tl. Iliu linger: D. A. llelliuail. business Hum nger : ileo. II. Mi-t'iiikle. treusiirer ; I-:. Plunk 1 v 11 Melville, dlrci'tiir: Helen May. Josephine Ivenucitir. Iteitbii 'P:i mil. line. ,\l II. F.n. li.l.i lit,.... 1 ilik il .....1I.1.1. I; ,1;,,' I „■ .iilf ,.l.,l .XiiiJIUl i..r..'l I ,li t:,i in Mti i.s", j'llnitl the ' fcii..pii' Simon Simple " t.'v. al l'liiliiilcl|.hln. WIu-i'IIiik. .. Ai tin* Court Thewlre IK H. Fran/Jtelui. niuniigeri K II. Si.th.-rn and Jlllla Miirlowe. In "Much Ado Ahmil Nolhlug." June 'J I. hud log business. Till.-! closed Ibe season nl llie Cuurt Theatre Wiii:i:i.im; I'.mik. -Illll I !•-•_• I nre go.at sailslnclliiii, bill oil ucciiiiiil of Hie laid wenlli- cr the :il|enil:iinv was very llghl. TIh- bill for wool; of SB : IJIiliev .nut Tra'cr. AllierM mid Melglimt, lingers, .'.lid the pit line nia- rblne. Cn\KV Isl.lMi I'.MIK. -Tar I 'I! |!l g.| g.ive good sittlsfm-ilon. Imi li rained even- nlghl. nud coiisi'i|ii 'inly kept Hie iiltcudmiiv dowa. The bill for week cd I'll: Itaatna Isulles' Mili- tary Hutu!. Anne lioldle. Itert Miirsrlinll. Seek- er and Wilkes. Fox and Summers, the Znel- Irrs. nnd Hurt and Dillon. « » » wllh the landslide l.letli-rkniliz. gm-e e X ce|. lent t-i.iiii.rlK la. II, iiflermaiu nnd evening lb" prima il. .1111:1. Mrs. Anllionv Midengrafl iieiiiiupsnled I hem. A g.aal niudevllle pro- gl.iuinic was also given. i.Ahvix's Park i'IIius. K. t.arvln. iuiiiih- gi'r,.- I his park was engnged bv W. K. Kerns udvunrc agent for J. S.Tlur B |ie ! H lllpixulronio 10., for the week id IK. lo give nightly per- format!, es The niinpniiy in.-ltidcil i w „ llflv pec hnuds. Hie Famous Nclsou Family and oilier f e alanm , • " X.itks -MiiuagiT T. .\. p.-dley Wlls hi l'.vaiisv lie. IB, looking over Iln- Improvements being done lo the Fruple's : „„| , .„ ml ,,,. in, I added lo his list 'of Ihi-iiresT* |../ge ih.alre a , liellvlrw, ni.. nnd negollnlliuis are under way for liu* largest thentre In Mcm- Plils eiui. ...Harm.m * Itallevs Circus I., had a perfect day. mid showed to luiim-usc. nowds Iwtli nflertioon ami nlglil. . >■ , ,.."''■ ■"w.,',"""" At •••'•K'lsli-s Opera Ibanai I.MI. •. Miller, iiuinngerl the ll.dden Slmk ..'J- I'":?" 1 '■ k'x weeks' smsoii June "I snpho mni ".mi t|„. c,,,„r,„-, K „ r |,, 111)P -: wen* liu- .losing week's Mil. The house will undergo extensive re|uilrs and will be den* nil. 'il f,,r the Ictipeiilii-;. i-i'!V, !K • ' , ,'. , '' k , s "?. , „ * TalU.11. manager*!).— •lebllnga lark I ln-.it n* Stock C». iip|a*arisl SSSha-'-r 1 !*: ,".' ■'•'''"•, Jl"»'»""i'f's'' and Mirths lir Society, mill closed n sili-.-essful vsFzjrx Ate.*" 1 "■ k " , " ii " ,,: Fmhiiaxk.— Osiendorfa Dnbeslm Kelly 1 ole. solnist. hud a liig wn*k III "Str'y/sf. . l,Hnu •""* ,m ' u • tigagisi in* Stale Itonitl of Agriculture lo plnv at Slnle Fair we-k of Sepl. M. The*\ ( .| son 1-iinilly of acrobals bus also lu'en engaged front of ibe grand stand during Denver — \t Klltrli tlnrdeur- tMary Elilrb fa)ug. luuuuget-i "A Japanese Mghtintalr." with Jlnv Uuckley aud the Ilellows Stork I'o. packed the house at every performance Jun» l8-"4. The Hardens ure having the largest alti-iidnnee of uny season. "The Municuvrei of June" 24-Julv I. Mamiattax lliai'it fW. U. Ijiwrcme, nun ngrri.— Vaiidevilli* uin,|e a hit IT-SI. "It» Alf I lull . /.duiorn Trio, Snllor and Diirluirrtta. Hie i„i Molui-ii uud Bonnie tiaylord. Uuslaesi jjoimI. NEW Cri'TIK (A. It. I'elloli, maiiaRfri.— "Life Tor Life" bad fair houses ISsl. Allen t'urlls .Musical Comedy Co. •-.'."•-July J. Nkiv CiivxTAI, tiJeo. Ira Adiims. manager). — The Waulier Bros.. Kuler nud Seyiiamr. tff l'lielits ,-iud Garza VJ-'JTi. Business good. Novki.tv (Henry I.ultelskl, uiaiiagcn — The hill V.I--J.J wns very strong, itulnding: CIIITord uml Arnold. Hughes and JlefNaaBri, Otis Miii'tomiiti, and Knox Bros. Itiislness good. Manuger Dubelskl bus bought 'l'-' lens.* of the I'olleuder billiard hull, on I'urth SI reel, aim will bullfl it new vaudeville hoasr, la-gliinl'-g work Ibis week, ami llie theatre will bo opened in the Full. Mknti'in. — The llrrnl Flolo shows did »a linnieosi: hnsiupss 11). 'Jn. turning Iheni away. Mberntl's Mllllarv Band i-oiues » Overbind races arc drawing t""> crowds Cnsklll's Shows nprneri « |«" weeks' i-iigiigeuu-iit ul Twlntylhird and "rl- lou Stli'i'ls, and tire nuviug piiclcd hou-.'.'.* newly uud Ih. ih" A I.. Sit KAN. Of llie well ktiowii vaudeville tenru. Slienii nnd Wnrii'ii. Is Hie subject of our front ptisn illustration this week. Mr. SI111111 has hml u long nml siiccessl'iil career ns s l a awd l n a Fifteen years ago be ■irgiinlir.ed Hie Manlnil Ian Ci'iiieily Four, leaving Iheni live ve.-n.s aan In Join hands wllh Ch-irle-. I, Wn'ruti lie plnviil for Iwo years nl the I ji Salle The atie. Chlcitgo. 11-. lending i-omedlan. Ai area ■■ill he mid Mr. Warren are siitrcssfiillv plnv ■ng lu liu* vaudeville Iheulivs llu-lr Iravcslv 011 "i.Uni Vadi-. " « «• JuUbIC Ilr.isr.MiinrET.. oi Benin, liet, lias heea encaged for the living Place 'i'beaite by lleiiirlcli t'oiiried. hi net in Ibe races. I. D if" - 1,, » , n*«*-At Ingersoll Pnrk (Fred Biiihiinnii. mnniigeri lmsrnes.s (be misl week ?£ ^T-'i! :,> i"*""." v sw ' 1 T,,p l>l" Included: I he "hill-* Jiiimnesi* H-uupe „f „,,-„| MlK ..'.'.T M v",V , ( : ,ir ,« l11 '''' and Sltslihiril, Mr. ad J s. Nell Mlelillehl unti Ihe Four .III": gllns Mnrlolis Cnllllllg ,„. x , WIH . k . ,,,,.„ s - le v llelh-s. Jour Muslenl Ki-II.uik. Minor and l..illii'1-lh. .imi Ameiii. -Th-'" - ■■•■■- • -♦^e- •<*lrl ill While. i;i:naiii: d.xw \v mid his wife. I,tarxt) win -..-.Il I..,- Km,.,... J„|.. 1. ,„ r , .......ii. - 1.. .1, Mt . »^r.-.v.-.i- ha; been enroll I... i-.v.iu IViar-cn f-,r Mrs. i.r-.iic faitfi s ronipmiy. Mr. » ..n.vay will l.e neimg n.ni next season. gcr ior ll.-ti llciidrlcks t'on- niii «>4V-4> • MAINE. l'orllnud. — The Summer seafjn at the Iheatres here stnrled In verv eiici'tirutiot-'l!'' iiolwltlistHiidhig a few days of lucleniet) 1 weather during Ibe openings the nrst oni' ol Hie week. • Ii'ir Tiii:vii:k. Peaks Island H". *'. T. (itallng. mnniigeri. A largi* audience ea , ■ , enil ••down Hie bnv" nf the opeiilng. >'">? 111. greeiing Ilohert i.'otiness. Jam' .Novkin. mid Ibe coni|iniiv. In their presentation " "Mrs. I tune's Defense." which was gn» llimnglmiii ihe week to a large iiggretat'*. mid fully iiieilleil Hie public's tippnivnl. *' fori-lhly inn 11 1 test ed. The stock will on" "Jim. tbe I'l'iimmi." "II. ,. ,- I'AI'i: Tiikatiik. Cape Collage I'nrk (!■•■; I'lieinn. mn miser I \Vm. II. Pascw. AM* 'Preat Hunt and 11 company chosen lo l llc "„ opened this |ni|iuliir Summer tbealrc li* Po; seutlng "Secret Service." before an nud*'" 1 *.. of capaelty proportions. Their llrst nw 1 ". trluraph comliniied thrntiglioiil the week CO"' lng S*. "A Night tiff" 'JO- July J. Ihwmhcm Theatbb (Cahn A (Irani, tnan- ngers).— "When We Were Tweiily-one. » inlerpr-tiil liy Hie deservedly i-opulHr I"'' 1 ' hers of I he Fenla'rg Slock 1 'o.. i"'*" 1 "', 1 ,. nlli'iict houses of giasl iiroporllons "•■'-' This bouse has enjoyed an excellent r ' ,n . business. "The Liars" will he Ihe iiuVriss '.'li and wii*k. . , ItivriiTox Park ID. B. Smith. '''-,.'':: maiiagrri. — Cnfiiviiralde weather nindiii'"- the past week Inlerlereil wllh the »l ,ral "* of Ihi-i nun, which will Inl.e plU"* '■' „ ur. ,1,1 wvr.iber |ieii„il:.. A.- ,) ual- J '.' Ur.rmnn v.iii supplv the vsiidei liiv 'f"'".' \..n.. — Pinsline, Bi-s.' Cilciis r.aii'-- 0. Jin: JULY 1. THE ISTEW YORK CLIPPER. 483 T Barry- THOMPSON and VI i • LATK 'THOMPSON ami COLLINS. ECCENTRIC WHITE FACE SINGING AND TALKING ACT. I. A IF. HAINES ami VIDUCIl. 18 TO 20 MINUTES IN ONE. EVURYTHINd IVE&W AJVD UP TO DATE. p. g.-BOTH PLAY IlKSPONBIBLK PAHT8, IH1BII OH KrCKWTHIC (OMBDV. B1'KLKS»VB OR KAKCK CQ1BDY PBEFEBBEP. Atlili *«- ALL AGENTS. MINNESOTA. Dulntli.— At the Lyceum (C. A. Mnrsliall, m-iuager) Cbauucey Olcott appeared June 17. m- "nee and ulght, to the capacity. Mr. i7i,-.,rfa season closed ben.'. The next at- traction Will lie 'Pollard's Llllnutinii Opera Co week of 2U. wltb two tuotlnees. Slgnur Blitz and Evelyn Fay will appear In uilod "wtwiuril (Joe Malllartl. manager).— Week of 1!< started with good business. The Great War-neck, magician aud Illusionist, gave «onie new tricks; La Drew aud Lazone cave a comedy sketch : Jessie (Jreen appeared lu occult power: Arthur Jackson, hi Illustrated Mints I Woodford and Marbord. In a rellned sketch and the moving pictures showing has already in his possesion contracts for lug secured the Empire. Shea & Kreltner. the Calve concerts on the I'liclllc coast next who own llie Empire here mid Shea s In Wlnler Juliette Chandler, one of last Buffalo, have leased hotU thenlreg to Oils year's favurltes with llie Mrlch Stock Co., company for five years. The Kmplre w II now playing at the Grand, has returned, and open next season as a. burlesque house. With will he seeu In "The Hood to Itnlu." the Star, Cleveland will then have two- bur- • lesone shows On June 18 Bobby Mack. Oakland — At the Liberty (II. W. Bishop, managed Bishop's Stock Co. drew good bouses week ending June 18. In "At Piny Ridge." James Neill and I Mil li Chapman, supported l«v Bishop's company of players. In -lioroihy Veruon. of Haddou Hall." l'l-iti. "Secret Service" follows. Kki.i, (Ed. Ilomoti. malinger). — Attractions 20 and week: Wnviie l,a Mar, dancer and contortionist: W. C. Wilson, In pictured melodies: Ferguson anil lteeson. In "MIs- -Faust and Marguerite." completed the bill, taken Identity:" the Diamond Comedy Four. I'abios (Frank 0. Mills, manager).— Busl- In songs and parodies : Annie Abbott, ■'llie ness at this popular resort has been lmprov- Georgia munnei" and the vltagraph. Busi- ng each week Manager 1,1111k Is putting on ness lu to 8. It. 0. LJud shows, with a change of bill weekly. Novki.ty I'J'ouy Liihelskl, manager) — Hill g pilot (Joe Maltland. manager).— Business 2(1 and week: Ernes Thorns Bunch and I* alwavs the same— packed to the doors. The Judy act : l.cona I'.hicktock. Illustrated singer : ueotile this week are : Jennings and Jewell, German comedians: L. O. Whlttler, In lllns- rated songs : Wilfred McOrath, baud bal- ancer ' Bvi) Thatcher, In wings and mono- logue- the Musical Bnrtletts. In a musical change, and the moving pictures. Minneapolis. — At the Lyceum (Dick Ferris, manager) "The Ludy of Lyons" was thV plav June --T.-July 1. "Why Smith Left Home" "follows 2. "The Banker's Dunghter" drew well June 18-24. Unique (Frank Maple, acting manager). — The new faces 25 were: The Brothers De Van, the Hatullns, Woodford nnd Marlboro. Crlmmlus and Mack, and B. Wernecke. Klne business rontlmies. No successor to the late XI Gallagher, as manager, lias as yet lieen oupoiated, but Frank Maple, who was Mr. Cuilagber'n assistant. Is lu charge, and the house runs as of old. Wundoi-and (Harry Dorsey. manager).— Ilndjl l.esslk. gun Juegler; Henry Lee. and novelty moving pii-iury*. Capacity business rules. EMPtiiE (F.. M. Carlson, manager). — l-e.it- ures 2li and week : Ben Snlas. Chinese nionol- ogist : Cnvle Clayton, In pictured melodies: Ida Wllimll lu character change net : Loin Cotton, mind reader: Bernard. Banuon and Bernard, present lug "Tables Turned." and latest moving pictures. Good business rules. IIkv.rv (win. A. Weston, uiiinngeri. — Bill for week of 211: Lorelund Family. In a mu- sical net : Slmonds and Ward. In "Curios Cure :" Ksco Ives, Illustrated singer : John .T. Kelly nnd company, In "Her .Vnme Is Maud:" Bennett and Sterling, comedian and dancer, and the hlogrnph. Business Is excel- lent. Notks.— Robert F.lllolt. the well known actor, died Friday evening. June 1C. at Llvermore, Pal., from nervous prostration, lifter u very short Illness. He was a me'iulier of Bishop's Company in the Liberty Theatre. one of the animal trainers with Bostock. at White Cltv. was badly clawed by a leopardess which he wns helping hold during an opera tlon. His Injuries, while uol serious, have Incapacitated hint for work fur n time F.lnoot! Snlshury. mnnnger of the Publicity and F.xrudslim Burrini for Lima 1'nrk, gets out a weekly newspaper, called Thr Ballnhou This pnjier Is n bright, newsy sheet, devoted principally to advertising the current bill and the big features that are coming. The lliiihilmi) Is widely circulated through Ibe country territory 'in the Northern, paf ut Ohio. i Yonnaslown.— At the l'urk Theatre IF, E. Johnson, iiuimigeri the Lyric Opera Co. begun its second week June 2(1. presenting "The Chimes of Normandy," with attend- ance very fnlr. The company Is a capable one ami well deserving af good patronage. limn.* Park (Edward Stanley, manager i. —For week of 2.1 : Itussell. Schoolcy and Kussell, musical act : Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Kelly, comedy sketch : the Three Trouba- dours, corned v singing net : Whistling Tom Brown, and the Three Murdo Brothers, rain- ed v acrobats, n highly pleasing bill. Avon Paiik (Jos. W. Wels. manager). — The hill for week of 2.*i embraces : Nlbbe and llordeonx. Peter Baker. Josephine llnssiaan and pickaninnies. Sophie Vonrhnm and the Klce Family. Kom. — Edward Stanley, the original man- ager of the Ciislnii nl lilorn I'nrk, has leased Ibis theatre, and Is again In charge. This trans- action meets with hearty approval nnd In- sures patrons excellent attractions for the season Joe Wehor wns In the city 22, greeting o!d friends Prof. Charles Lieh- man will bare charge of Hie music at Idorn The "Arniieim nnurenkable" front ami shoulder double the life of clothes— double your appreciation of them aud double your attractiveness. A two-piece suit tailored with this wonderful shape-keeping device is easily double value at $17. There are two floors full of Summer fabrics for your choosing. (Samples sent anywhere.) ARNHEIM Broadway and 9th 8t., New York. Want your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich black? Use For the Whiskers Buckingham's Dye II year dnintet cannot supply you asnd 50 c»nu to ». g. Hail > Oo.. Ktibus. » with Bnrnuni k Bulley. will slur next sea- son. The h.s.klng Is nearly completed. Grand HnniiU. -At the llntnona The- TKXA«. PI. Wnrll At Lake Krle Pork (llnrrv II. Iliii'tiui. luaiiiiger) IIITniii Wind, the merry iiiIiihi i.-l. ii|tt'iictl June IN, and was accorded House |L. N. Scott, maungeri the Metropoll- tuu Players opened their engagement. June 111. for a Summer season of leu weeks, with "Men nnd Women." The attendance was very good, the players pleased, and. barring unfurseen Accidents, profitable business for the emmgeroeiit is assured. The offering for week of 25 Is "Soldiers of Fortune." ti.ifiir.ni (John IX Kane, manager). — Business wns big week of 1!). 'Hie usual strong bill will be given week of 211. It seems to be dilllcult to make booklugs at the regular playhouses at this season of the year, as the parsk and lakeside resorts offer great iuduceineiilH to vaudeville people. I'iihi;i; (A. Welnholxer, manager). — Busi- ness wes very good week of 1». The only p-'ople for week of 20 are : Pearl Dtiruius and Bliinphin and llehr Those remalniug over are : Violet Allen, May Brunswick. Frankle Fvans, lirare Matthews. Kdnn De Mario, Bessie I.e Hair and Berdle Bon hark. *-•-♦ CALIPOHKIA. I.o« Anorelesi.—At the Mason Opera ITmise (11. C. Wyalt, manager) June 11) uud week J Daniel Frawley presented "Kansou's Folly." and the engugeuient was a success, as Mr. Frawley Is a favorite lu Los Angeles. Mokiisco's IIitriiaxk (Oliver Maroseo, man- ager). — "The Spellbinder." by Ibe Burbank Slock Co., for week of HI. "Mlxpah" 2U and Week. Brlasco (John II. Blackwood, manager). — Whlto Whittlesey, with the Ilolusco Stock on the Hnlverslty I'nmpiis. Kavly In the week tin* town was swvlli ring and heui prosirti; lions were not iincouitnoii. "As You Like It." Twelfth \ighl. m (leulleuien uf Vero- na" and "A Slidsuiuuier Night's Dream" were the pluvs presenied at llie four performances June 2:i, 24. Ciikkti:u I'aiik (I. M. Martin, innnngerl. — The Chester I'nrk 0|>ern Comimny will put 1'he Mocking Bird" June 2.V l^ist week, "The Belle of New York" wns given to splen- did business Cecelia Ithodn. Carrie Rey- nolds. Dells N'lvcti, I'.dna Iteming. Sam Mylle. Junies McKlhern, Hiarles Fiillou, Frank Siomniers aud l^sler Brown nil mode eui- pbatlc persounl hits. In the Vaudeville The- atre Wa'liliind and Teklu. (he Marriott Twins. Bessie Bous. Devaro aud Curtis, and (he l.ulgl l'lcaiM Trio of acrobats are Hie new cards. Business tremendous last week. Li.'nuiw Lauoon 1 J. J. Weaver, manager). —The Koiialdus, direct from I he (.'Irco Or- riu, ut the City of Mexli-o ; Ben aud Grace Furies, Hie Waddells and Fronk Caldwell are to lie the curds In the amphitheatre, 2.1, The Five Flying Moores will be the open air feature. Lottie West Symouds was the hit of last week'H bill, which drew well. TllK Zoo (Walter Draper, secretury). — -J. R. Buss and his band ure coming 2o. after a three weeks' successful engugeuient of the F.llerv Band, conducted by Ferullu. Coxev Iki-axd IW. S. Ileuck, nmusoment director).— WheelockV (J. S. Indian Band will begin a limited engagement 2.'.. The new viiuduvllle will he provided by Gertie week of 2-i son I. dri'w good patronage week of 111. 9 Dayton At Vlclorla Theatre (C. (I. Mil- ler, munager) 1). II. Sotheru and Julia Mar- lowe presenied "Jliich Ado About Nothing." June 2.'1. lu a large audience. L/.KKspiE I'aiik (.las. A. Kirk, manager). — dice's Dog anil l'uny Show eulertiilued large crowds week of 111. Faiuvibw Bank IW. W. Ward, manager). — A good Mil, Including Gertrude Morton, Mooney and llolhelti. Krnst nnd Burt, Lntl- niore and Leigh. Silvern and Finery, and Spencer Kelly, wa» given week of 11). and business wax good. Coining week of ."> : Creature and Ills Italian Band. 'V. a was tlie banjo playing »l Joe K. Mann, rnu Hi'' oilier people: Vrililk llaiviiill't. Little Dvi. "«'• Vein Miller. Tlielmn Klngsley, l-'ny Diliiillr, lie bead, played live nights nnd opened for . -. Abbott as managers, ulgbl «;f June H. Crystal Vaudeville f<>.. with Hnliler Sella ill ibe bead, B_ Sunday matinee lu big business. SvinVs D-s; AN1. 1'oNV MimWH will with us for two perforinoiires Julia LU. ■»'» ■ MIHSOVKI. he SantliiMky. — At Cedar I'olnt (C.enrge A. Bneckliug, manager) liusinesH, week of Julie 18. continued to Increase. The bill Included : Fred II. Smith, singer : Doss nnd Nadulny, Jugglers: l.iigl-l'lcuro troupe of acrobats; Sadie Hart, singer, and the klnndroiuc. Dave II. Woods bus been engaged as manager of the theatre nt the resort fur the Hummer. Johnson's Islam. <('. I,. Uondrilte. mnn- ager). — -Week of 18 Ibe slock company pro- duced "One False Step." The following week- will witness "The Girl Miner." The patroti- — muiiu nniiuesey, wiiu me ueiusro ,-iiuck fi >i 'i. nn/l ii»r iilelcmiliiiilM Timuuv O'Del! wii ««-■«. »■• <•■■• m Co., presented, for the first (hue lu Los An- l*Y* *^™ X!^*ttJFS£W_YXgZ age con I In lies good. geles, '•Sheridan : or, The Maid of the Both." ^Sfy^mS^nSASSHt^ ***" 111 1 and week. "Soldiers of Fortune" 20 and "*~ ^SSTUlSffT ruTmt wife *'"■"• week. GuAND Opkra l-lDtse (Clarence Drown, manager). — Week of lit the Ulrtch Stock Co. will present 'Tlie Uoiul to ltuln." Week of 20. "Across the 1'aelUc." Oiipiiki'm (Martin Beck, general manager). —Features If) and week: Helolse Tltcomb, better known as La Jolle Tltcomb, headline attraction: Kmplre City Ojuarlctt, Marvelous Merrills, Warren nnd Gardner, De Onxo Bros., Mct'onnell Sisters. John (.'. Itlce and Sally Cohen, in "Our Honeymoon," nnd new mo- tion pictures. DXtt|t)l Tiibatuk (llentx & Znllee, pro- prletors). — Features 11) anil week: Moiih. Herbert and his musical dining table. Itlch- arils and Cathari, (luv's Minstrels, Calmer and llobliisou, In "The Sonwrer mid tlie S011- brette:" Kitty Miller. Franklin and McNutt, la sketch, anil Hie Unhiueoscupe. I'.hoAiiWAV (A. .1. Mui-gaiistern, manager). — Features II) nnd week: Blnnev and Chap- man. "The Cooper nud the Lady :" the Kits- worth children, singers ; Burroughs und Francis. Madeline Bowe. Mr. aud Mrs. Ilnrry F.llsworth, lu "The Silk Stocking;" the Sl- doaias. .ind dew motion pictures. Casino TiiKATitt: (A. ,1. Morguuslcrn, man- sgert. — Features Hi nnd week : Grand MI11- ttr-ls, Mex Donaldson, the Klngsbiirvs, Walt- er f). Hniwn and Fills Sisters, Fryc and Allen, presenting "A Simple Lesson:" Gard- ner Hidden, Raymond Tenle, Welch. Francis and compmiy, lu "A ltoy.il Hcceptlou," and unuluii pictures. CiM:oiinAi'ti 1 J. A. IJrowne. manager). — I'catures II) and week: Claude Kelly. Furl and Franks. Hesslo Cliudwfek. in illiisimied sougs ; Jennie De Weefe, Marvelous Flgnro, moving pictitrOK. nnd "Doctor Sawbones." n sketcli, by tlie Clneogrniili Stock Co. Axiiki,i-.s TiiKATiii: (W. T. Allan, mana- ger i closed until week of June 211. rixciir.n's |A. K. Fischer, manager).— Features ]l) nnd week: Marian Mur, rowers nud Theobald, human marionettes : Clarke and Temple, presenting "Front and the • lininbennald :" new motion pictures, and Hschrr's Stuck Co.. In '"Hie Iierby Winner. F.iiWliB (Billy Banks, resident manager 1. —Features lit mid week: Vivian and Alton, Linrii Banks, picture Imllaillsi : Jessie, North nud .Ipssie. Frank Coulter, "The Minstrel Man;" the Bnsiirds, Franks. Muy- bille and Klemen, lu "A Hard Nut to Crack," nnd_ the clnetnotogrnph. .\ifr»:s. — Beginning June ID, Manager Mor- gau-Ui-rn. of the Cnsluo, will Inaugurate a new pulley, a sllglit raise In prices, and the [••■nerving of nil seats In the theatre, cxtend- ■ ug tin* vaudeville bill and giving but oiie Serfm-inance during the evening Ground as been hrokeu for a new opera house at Ofean Park, which will be completed by Aug. 1. ||. c. Wyntt, of Los Angeles, has secured n live year lease. It will have a seating capacity of 1,000 U E. Bebymer ■CHIUArV. are at Atlantic City, enjoying life Walter Draper, ('banning ICIIery. Slg. Ferullo nud Sol Stephens gave n spaghetti dinner at the iioo Kduu Aug, who Is to star next season In "The Four U-nfcd fMover," Ik en- joying a Hying visit to relatives here, tn rattle from Denver to K 11 rope Dujrtou nnd (Jueen City benches are open. . . .IlnnsI ltussi, the sonbrelte of llie (ieriiiiiti Theatre Co., died at her parents' home nl Grand Itapids, Mich Flash, the high diver at the Lagoou, was injured by 11 full. ■ Cleveland.— At the Colonial (Drew & Campbell, managers) "The Jill" will be given by the Colonial Stock Co. week of June 28. "The Naniiuee" drew well 19-34. F.lJCl.tii AVENfK G.muRNS (Mar Faetkeu- heuer, inuiKlger). — "Kohln Hood" Is the offer- ing wei'k of 20. The giving of this opera lias been deferred until now because of the ab- sence of Hurry linvles. the popular tenor, who has Just Joined the company. "Said l'uslio" was sung Hl-24, und deservedly drew splendid crowds. "The Koyal Middy" next week. Cul.isi:i:M (M. F. Trosller. inn linger). — The Hnuford Co. will give "The Merchant of Venice" 20 nnd week. .Inhanii Beck and Ills symphony orchCHtru will Is' the extra feature o'u the bill. Week of HI the ilnnford Co., Ill "Othello," and Beck's urchestrn, drew fair crowds. Staii (Drew & Campbell, monagers). — The Wine, Women nnd Sung Co. closed (lie Star's season 111-:' -I. and good business prevailed throughout Hie week. During the lust few weeks of the season the enterprising uinnnxe- ineut of Hie Star "tried out," after the regu- lar Friday night iierfurtuauce, such amateurs as thought they had tuleut uud could enter- tain the public. A gold watch was given each week to the one who pleased the audi- ence must. The Innovation resulted in a few valuable tlnds nniong Hie amateurs. Luna 1'ahk (Frederick Ingersoll, tnann- ger). — The famous concert bund of Fran- cisco Finicliilll Is Hie musical feature, uud Madame Adgle and lu-r trained lions the cir- cus feature week of 2."i. There was a g>*. In 11 xjlophone specialty, and the Gijrrliy Sisters, lu songs and imnecs. Of till the new coacestlous one of Ilia biggest hits Is Hale's Scenes and Tours or Hie World, being the Invention of Geo. C. Hale, of Hales l-lri; Flghtem fume. The depot Is represented with two I'nlliiinu curs ready In depart. Ltil- funned purlers uud coudiicturs escort Ibe public hito Ibe cuts. The whistle is blown, the bell rung, and by clever media nlsiii, Ibe sound and effect of 11 trulu lu million Is pro- duced, while through Hie opening at the front end of tlie cur different scene* are shown on ennvns. and the effect Is very real- istic. Several offers bnve been nitide to Mr. Hale for Ills Invention. RotOR 1'AKK (Geo. Helllnger, niniioger). — I.nst week, oil the Inwii. Illclmrds) nnd Lynn performed on 11 double trnpexe uud inudu u sixty root dive Into 11 tank. In the Tea Garden, Smith Ladles' Orchestra uud the Peerless quurlcUo attracted, lu Hup kins' Theatre the hill wns : Musou's Society Belles, in I heir singing und dancing lict ; Lesler r.nd Moore, In their comedy sketch, "A Jmy nl Hie Bench;" I last lags nud Hums, comedians: llnlley aud Median, sketcli ((ML and Under llrus., In a Hinging und rapid change net. This week the newcomers nre: Lew Hawkins. (Tlvette. I'olk and Kolllus, Mexican Trio and the Brothers Soldls. On the lawn. King and (jiicen, high diving horses, will he die utlrocllou. ■ Fadimoi'ST I'aiik (Hen Busenlhal, limn- Cady. ngerl.— Big crowds contliiite loalteinl. In II111 Young tlientre (Killer T. Terry, maunger) the fol- lowing bill was given : Shnnly Town Trio, In Lee IMiuiillds. Lulu De Mar, F.thcl Kussell, Cuslniiello Sisters. Jiihn Murltl, Ittiudull and Raiiilnll, I'li'l Kinsley, May Hill. I'nillliie Hnorli'l, J. K. N. iiikI Geurgle I'iiwits, liurfy Muck. I.eille t'olioii nud Lulu Luwiun. llusl- uexs Is boiaulug, - , S OKLAHOMA. I'nrk niifimmee that the Casl opened Hits season 00 account af the street car strike Hnruum k Bailey's Circus played to Imrnerise business 22. Frank L. Weaver, with ilamum & llalley, has com- pleted a rouantlc dram*, called "The Heart of Ireland," Id which Edward Wright, also No. 17 stuge employes. l'adiiciili — At the Casino (Win. Malotie. manager/ business has been very good. A stock company Is the bill thin week and next, wltb two rbinges of bills a week. Dkliihoiiitt I'll j/.. — Al Delmnr Garden (C. W. Slater, manager) the Columbia Opera Co., In "Two Vagabonds." June 11-13, and "1,8 Muscottf," l-T-17, had good buslnes'i nnd pleased. Pais's FinrwoRKU July 3-5, with "Xlii Fall of roopeil." 484. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July i; CASTLE PARK THEATRE, BARRB, VT. "» One or the best Parks In Vermont. Seating capacity 1,000. Only » mllcsirnrn the tualn line MOMEEiL, BOSTON and KBW YORK. Prefer Vaudeville. 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Ics or Tickets, " tlicr i.i ne sc'i slum- Printing lice catalogue and samples or Tickets, Heralds lindgcra anil oilier h pt »ci slum- Printing VOLUNTEER PRINTING" 00., Rcjttoldivllle, Pa Chas. E. Stutzman MONOLOGIST. Open for Parka also for Winter Season. Plltidxirg, Pa., week Juno », then N. Y. CLIPPER. PROCTOR'S ENTERPRISES. F. F. PROCTOR, Sole Proprietor and Manaier. I. AUSTIN FYNES, Gararal Manager. 6 BEAUTIFUL THEATRES 6 I OeToted to ReRaed Batertalaaaemt. Prootor'a Bth Ave. Theatre, Procter's Mi St. Theatre, Proetor'a BStk St. Tkeatre. Proctor'. ISfith at. Theatre, Proetor'a Newark Theatre, Procter's AJbaar Theatre. PROCTOR'S STOCK CO. Best Plays an. Best Vaudeville. INSTRUCTIONS TO ARTISTS BOOKED: £$. Jilot of acts: complete "prop" Hat; correct lent plot; If yon open or close In one; EXACT time of acta, and of "close In ;" bill- ing for newspapers and programmes: and CLEAN PHOTOGRAPHS for LOBBIES TWO WEEKS tn ADVANCE OF OPENING DATE AT EACH HOUSE, addressing RESIDENT MANAGER. FAILURE TO COMPLY with these INSTRUCTIONS WILL 8UIUECT ARTISTS to the RISK OF CANCELLATION. VAUDEVILLE REHEARSALS, 9 TO 11 A. M. MONDAYS. THESE RULES WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED. Playwrights, Authors, Play Agents. Address J. AUSTIN F YHE9, General ManagtF, FIFTH AVE. THEATRE. ». Y. CITY . WANTED, II FIRST CUSS MUSICIANS, HAEP AND VIOLIHIST, Either sex. Work three days per week July and August. Guaranteed $14.00. Collections and other engagements good for *2S.U0. Address GEO. 11. PHILLIPS, Ogdcnsburg, N. Y. WANTED, MALLORY BROS.' STOCK CO.. Leading Man and Lady, General Business Woman, Comedian, General Business Man to manage stage, Property Mau with Picture Machine, to play parts: Lady Piano Player who can play a small part. Send photo and state all in first letter. Those doing spe- cialties preferred. Wardrobe Indispensable. You must make good. Boozers closed without notice. An Agent who can route and hustle. Rehearsals be- gin Aug. -is, Kockford, Iowa. Address GRANT MALLORY, Mgr., Canton, Se. Dak. AT LIBERTY, ALBERT J. LEE, The Beau BriiinniM of Turnip*. Monologue and Singing Comedian. Vp to dale sougs and parodies for Parks or Slock. Just closed a very successful season as the "Happy Tramp" In "Human llcarW." Address '■Ml IHJFHKLD ST., BROOKLYN. K..V. Sale Cheap »Oft. TraNT, With 30tt. Middle Piece and Marque; Poles, Ropes, Slakes, etc.; Two Gitle Star Burners, Two lialc llcaroii Lights, and a full outfit of Eleotro lo Light wllh. A no! write If you can- not Join. Write all In llrat letter. Don't misrepre- sent. Tickets If I know you. Would like to hear fruiii good Balloonist. Address DR. R, i. ATKINS. Boone, Iowa. TO HEAR FROM HARRY LAMARR Owing lo tin- dentil of his sister, Mis, llarls. Some properly to he divided. Address J- 11, U, Morris. 111. BIDS ARE OPEN FOR ALL KINDS OF LErjITIMATE CONCESSIONS, Such as Merry Go Hounds. Circus, Vaudeville Show, Swings, FerrlB Wheel, t'undy. Pop Corn. Peanut. Ix-mouude Booths, and all kinds of novelties for Hie blgopon airciunlriil to lie lield at Itayoniic. N. J., Sept. '.' lo 0. in- clusive, under the uusplecs of I he Ituyonnc Hospital. Adilrc.is M. V. ¥.. CLIPPER. WANTED, FIRST CLA88 ATTRACTI0H8 OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, For the 0th annual Street Fair al Ford Cllr. Pa , held by Hose Co. No. 1, Aug. It In lo. inclusive. All concessions on privilege or percentage; al»oflr>ii class free attractions wanted; oo.ooo people lo draw from. Address all corrcspnudcucc In CHAS . T, KELLER, Secrelary. AT LIBERTY, LECTURER, Al. STRAIOItT IN ACTS. 1" YKARS' KXPK HILNCK IN MKD. BUSINESS. T. R." DAILBY, Gen. Delivery. S. V. Cllr. FOR SALE, 50ft. R. T.; 9ft. Wall; $65. a Tier Seats, new, js per limglh. while tliev last. Sri of Scenery, new, in 1">, |ru; Call- Llgiil, *.'•. NESniT SCOVILLK. Ml, Clemens, Mlrli. FOB SAI,K--TE\ TN. 40X70, flO.tUO. OOMSO, SOXIM), 00X120, 90X170. 0OX2IO, 100x100. t audi' Tier Blue seats. All bargains. .rEARL'YAK, KortavHle, ¥. V. WANTED, •fl AREBIGA1. BOHEMIAN BEBBT And THE DEEAJILAND First Class Performers ■\V lio Want 40 Weeks' Work and Take No Chances. CAN USE A NUMBER OP GOOD CHORUS GIRLS. If yon are good looking and hare a good voice we will Teach You to Dance. AP A P T LY MINER'S 8th AVE. THEATBE, JSSSL ARTHUR and MILDRED. BOYAINCO. PRESENTING JACK and JILL, By WALBA MEEGAN. Big success al Keith's, PIiIIh., last week. Wuolwortli Roof Garden, Lancaster, Ta., this week. Tine all booked until Aug. 6, then opcu with "Too Proud to Beg'" for season. Regards to all. WANTED, for CHASE LISTER COS. ZSZ FOR SOUTHERN: First Class Violinist (to double slide from, and clarionet), also a good Ceneral Business Woman who has the appearance and ubllltv to play a Strong Juvenile Lead, If required. (Send photoi. Address CHAS. HARRISON, Manager, Southern Chase Lister Co., Louisiana, Mu.. till July 1; then Nevada. Mo., tor four weeks. People must Join at once. FOR NORTHERN: Leading Man, Heavy Man, Character Woman and Woman wllh Clever Child, Man for General Bus. with Slrong Specially, sister Team, with strong Specialties. Address GLENN F. CHASE, Manager Northern. Newton, Iowa. Appearance, Experience, Ability and Sobriety a Positive Requisite for any of Above Positions. Photos anil particulars first letter. Pay own hotel. Fitz Gerald's Big Show WANTS QUICK, Strong Single Novelty Act to change for week, Musical Act to double hand. Baritone, Tuba, Clarionet Performers and musicians who know the tent show business and requirements and are willing i" work for the Interests of the show arc the only kind wanted. All people must Join on wire. >o tickets. Write or wire quick. FITZ GERALD'S BIG SHOW, Ogdensburg, N. Y. Weeks stands; seren shows a week. Al. Pmard, write. WANTED, MUSICIANS TO STRENGTHEN THE BAND WITH THE W A. LLACE S H O \A/ S - Capable Men on All IiistriiiuentH. Address C. Z. BRONSON, No. 107 E. Hnrilson St.. Chicago. Ill- WIRTZ & ALTON'S AMERICAN COMEDY CO. Leading Han. Heavy Man, Singing and Dancing Comedian and Soiibrclte and oilier useful people doing specialties. Want only experienced roportolrc people wl«h wardrohe. All particulars jni letter. Season opens Aug. 14 In Ohio. Address GEO. HARRIS, 117 So. Jackson St., Jackson, Mich. ACTS and CHORUS-GIRLS. I can use ror my "WHEEL SHOW,'' all week stands, Novell? Acts of all kinds. Ouarleltc. play rparW Musical Slsier Team, Acrobatic Novelty, anil eighty swell Chorus Utile. No salary too high If desen lug. 1 waul nothing but the heal. Address CLIFF. W. GRANT. 11!' E. 14th St.. Sew loik. WIGS TOUPEES, GREASE PAINTS. ETC. Aid thi Litiit and Most Popular Styles In Ladlii' Hair Drilling | A. M. BUCH 0»T", D«*r-ivoi-, Oolo WE WANT YOU TO KNOW THE BROWNINGS ARE AT LIBERTY FOR NEXT 8EAS0N. LMt season a big hit with "THE GAY MASQT KRAnEIls." A Real Comedy Sketch that la a Real lilt. A lew of the many excellent press notices we receive: TBE UROWSiNos have a comedy sketch thai One of the most amusing characters seen at the Century this season Is "Bridget O'Toole," played hj MISS ED1T1I BROWSING, and it's unique, too, for It Is seldom that a woman In the burlesque business sacrlttces an opportunity to wear xiunnlng gowns for an opportunity to do a defer character sketch. She has talent and should exploit It In wider fields.— KANSAS CITY PAPER. too much can not be said about. The man sings coon songs and parodies about as well as conld be desired. He Is a real artist, and one could listen to him all evening were It not for the fact that the rest of the show was so good. The closing bur- lesque serves to show that W. E. RROWNlKd la one of the beat comedians In burlesque.— PROVI- DENCE TELEORAH. Have several real good burlesques, and can produce them. Address ACADEMY HOTEL, NEW YORK. PERMANENT ADDRESS, CORONA, K. Y. HARRY JESSIE HARRY Novelty Comedy Aot. MARRIAGE IS SUBLIME, Baking 'Em Tell for Twenty-five Minutes, Managers desiring same address us, weeks of June 13 and 19, New Forest Park, Lltt'c Rock, Ark., or ALL GOOD A(i K.NTS. \A/itH BILLY VAN. All Gentlemen Engaged for the above Organization "WILL REPORT JULY 27, at the LYRIC THEATRE, Hoboken, Mew Jersey, to CHAS. R. EUQBEE, Manager. Haverly's Minstrels this season will be larger and better than ever. Its record of the past a guarantee for the future. TIME ALL FILLED. Artists all engaged. Answer this call to W. E. HANKEVJLLE, 1432 Broadway, N. Y., Suite 2 and 3. PROM AM. REPORTS IT IS THE \A/ ANTED, General Actor, Lady Cornettlsl, Character Woman to play some heavies. Strong Cornet t> double Violin or Stage, Carpenter and Property Man and other compe- tent aid reliable people. All men most go in Band. Write all first letter. Open July 24. WINNINGER BROS., Wausau. Wis. The Prentice Trio SINGING AND DANCING COMEDY ACROBATS, ONE LADY AND TWO GENTS, Ar« Considering OffsrsforComlnRSeason Ad. (WO EIGHTH AVE., New York. GOOD VAUDEVILLE ACTS WANTED 10 WEEKS TIIROUOH N. Y., N. J., PENN. and'NEW ENQLAND. STATE ALL FIRST LETTER. SKETCHES. MONOLOGUES, PARODIES TO ORDER. All kinds and all Ma Acta written to order only. Every act written by us will be bulletined and sent ont to all the Leading Vaudeville Managers, tree ot charge. NATIONAL THEATRICAL B00KIM6 A6EHCY, 57 W. 28th St., New York, ATTRACTIONS WAMED, PEOPLE WASTED, For Jackson, Vicksburg and Natchez, Miss., Summer Theatres. B beat winner* In the South. All new. Can book your Bho«r six weeks. Short jumps. Three to« The bet winners In the South. All new. Can book your anow six wee™. *iitm J»X"Ani" anXm" Give me a huir wnv oond Bhow and I will g ve you the money. Open llmelnJi ly, aiik. aiiti sept. and n good co. can make a killing. If you are afraid, I'll buy. Otto •^"'"•JJ.'i'lJl 1 lc *. time and termB, address M - "• IRWIW, waicnea, Kor ill Mlaa. CULHANE CHACE & WESTON'S BOOKING BXOMANOE, SUITE »a, 1308 And Show* booked properly and compactly In Showmen who nave been over Ihe ground one night, a will book your will do the business for you night* and week stand Reps, TO LET, FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES ONLY. CLIFF FARRELL, Addreaa, June 20, week, OAKFQKU I'AHK, Jianncite, fa. COMEDY MUSICIAN. AT LIBERTY FOR NEXT SEASON, DO M ENGEL Forac rli - Mauawr Kngel'a ravHlon. Haynmrket, Chicago Opera llm.se, and People's Theatre. Mil EX? SSKSJS-- road. 34 years' experience ■„ show „u, *«£ A. ran, -^ Address 103 RANDOLPH ST., Chicago- HABRT..THE CROSBYS-^ HARRY STJTTOKT and SUTTON KITTY KDWAIID SIIAYNE, Rep. See Root* MUSICAL BELLS J. C. DEAOAN'S WOULD RENOWNED HELLS, CniMES and NOVELTIES. The standard of the World. Send for new Illus- trated catalogue. Al- ways a few bargain* on bind. 12 Btrap Sleigh Delia, Id good condition, $24.00 ; 1 Set 3 Oc- tave Chromatic Heavy Rosewood Xylophone, $1.1.00; 1 Set 30 Deep Aluminum Chimes, Chromatic, on rack, $85.00; 1 Set 12 Organ Chimes on rack. $50.00 ; one act 27 Aluminum Chimes on double decker floor rack, wltb 8 pieces of music, arranged for one or two people to play, $88.00. At good as new; worth $1115.00: 1 Ret 23 Arch Bella, With re- sonators, dampers, actions and cords, on rack 7ft high, $100.00 ; 1 Set 12 Musical Rattles, $24 00; 1 Set 2 Octave Chromatic Metal Bamboo Cblmea, $20.00. J. C. DEAOAN, 2157 N. Clark St. Chicago, III SflTEfi STATES i PATENTS AND FOREIGN A AND JRAOE-MARKS JES.' i ad make Ton a fortune 'I yoc hare l JPLAY, SKETCH, PHOTO, ACT. SONG or BOOK that la worth anythiotr, yoa should copyright It. Don't takb chancel when you can secure our sen Ices at small cost. Sendfor our SPfCMi. •mi TO INVENTORS before applying, for a patent, it will pay you. HANDBOOK on pattnlt tent ITKL Wb advise If patenta- ble or not, FREE* We incorporate STOCX COMPANIES. Small if.*. Cosaalt as. WORMELLE & VAN MATER, HaMfeV*, III— >ll U>f i (oat a Pafeat Co. lac, WAS^vJGVO^D.C ■■MIS*" — !■ I H L ll SHOW TENTS For Circuses, Wild West Shows, Black Tents, Candy Tops, Flags, Kldd A linker Lights, etc. Send for le page price list of second hand Tents. BAKER A LOCKYVOOl) MHO. CO.. 1th and Wyandotte, Kansas City, Mo. The artistic and realistic setting of the suge Is Just aa Important to the success of your play aa the acting. Aline green lawn, a wheat stnbble or corn Held, a graceful vine, rose bower blooming, or fruit trees, hedges, etc., bring your audience closer to the scene of action and make the play more Interesting and yourself more popular. For all artificial floral decorations, write or Bee FRANK NETSOHKRT. 84 Barclay Street, N. T. 0. BARGAINS m Films AND 3— h Song81id«s. MAKER OF STKRKOPTICON, RHEOSTATS AND AUC LAMIIi. circulars cheerfully furnished L. I1ETZ, 30* K. aad Street, W. I'.C CALL. MoMAHOH'f Famous Theatrical RESTAURANT 47SI SIXTH AVK.. Bet 38th and 38th St., NEW V0KK OITY. Best of Food.Pcrfectlj Cooked, Delicious!} Served. Prices rea- sonable. Special Din tng Room for Ladles. i UNIFORMS BANDS, MILITARY, MINSTREL PARA' : OUTFITS. USHERS and all others ".»'. • f«r Catalog, mention kind wanted I Special At tantion Given the Prof* m ■ - WeilernUn(l'>rirCc..220Cltrr 5' . C«.fcl Fine Magical Apparatus, ILLUSIONS, THICKS, Etc. Orand End or Century, fully Illustrated. HOOK CATA- LOGS K, lie., tree by mail. Catalogue of I'srlur tricks free 14A!lTISKAAO.i.i,',l,rlt 1,!^-]*, l:.i!wfs, Irwcl- 17. T.lck Mikhri. Whljn, Until.. WqmI Nov «in-». NLWMAN MIC. CU^CIc-clftiKS.O»j SOMETHING NBW KOR AIMI5RICA. CHAS. GINNETT'S EQUESTRIAN SKETCH CO. IN JUGGINS' FIRST RIDE IMTttODUt INK ■* lIIGHkW TJ*AIJVI$J> HORSES at* d -* r»iso jpj„i$. The i,nl>- Rqueatrlnn Csmrd)' Hkvlrll on lli«> Music Hull Mage. One rsar of Innuliler from atari In llnUli. Proprietors anil Managers In aeiirrii uf ll.inllliur. nnd it rut Novelllss Will , wclitlii, IioIrIiI iiiiiI lown»t miliiry llrnl li-m-r. Yon iniHt lie iii ilck Htmly, Holier anil reliable. Hularhm Knurtuiii:i;cl In- Hurcut It. It. AililrnHK A. U. IIUWAKIJ, Ml. Vi'i'ii.iii. O. SESA.S01V 1806-6 OPB1V. JVIR hi AND WKKK, TIMKUKAtT, TCU MIUIITCC III HIIC JUNCTIWN PA1IK, UdiiBr Kails, I"a. 17 M1NUTKN Itll (Tl 1 11 L) I UO 111 UNt. HUGHES MUSICAL TRIO IInv. Ju.l liiil.h.il four riiu.rriillrr in, mill. \V , nt . Ml n j I tl a KOHL (AHTI.K, " AMH'.IIHOV, IrlOOHK, IKIPKINH mm. I NIIA VNK I llt( I ITH. Hiiniiiier mltlr«.MB, 7.1 K. jjAIH HI'., \Vel.«l.i, Mam. JOHN GRIEVES, Producer of Comic 4lp«ra>, HlKh Class Comsdlsa anflMurl.miaea. Also Promolrr, and Hooking High Class Feature- Acts. Kow Lyceum Thsutro, Ilcislon, ksaSM., for the Hummer Season. June 'tl, proilui lug Mudral Coineillea at I'ori-y Williams' Casino Tlieatro, Bergen liearli, llrnoklyn, IV. V. GUVERNATORS THEATRE. "■*,*«. II. J. LAKKIN.Holcl'rop.; SII> PRRV, Ilus. M|rr. WANTKD.at All flnwn, III (I FKATUKE ACIH. T>« II. J. I.AIIKI.N, Si.li: I'rop. HUl UHI IlirKU fur llliS llOIIHC. A'Mri'HH fill to HID KK11N, UuniiKor. MANAQKHM LUUKHIO VUH "BIO OUTDOOH KKATMIK," ADUMKBt ZOLA, SPIRAL TOWER MARVEL, 1707 HTATK MT., New Haven, Conn, 486 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. Juu i "A WORLD WIDE CIRCULATION" TBI OLDEST AND HOST INFLUENTIAL THEATRICAL AND VAUDEVILLE JOURNAL. THE ERA. ESTABLISHED 1111. "THaE ERA" BUILDINGS, 6 TAVISTOCK STREET, STRAND, LONDON, W. C. (Two door* off Wtllligtoi Itmtj. FOHKION SUBSCRIPTIONS, 38s. par annnm. PROFESSIONAL, ADVKKTISKMKJiTS, Od. par 11b*. AMERICA* 1BT18TE8 VISITTHO THE METROPOLIS USE THE Eli OFFICE IE THEIB PEBHAITERT LOfTDOI ADDRE5S. 8,500 ARTI8TE8 ADVERTISE IN ITS COLUMNS WEEKLY A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENTAL SONG. SHE'S STILL THE GIRL I LOVE FIRST VERSE: Where Lake Erie's crystal waters There the sweetest brown-eyed maiden Wash the 1'ennBylvanla abort, With ber parents did reside. Stands an Ivy covered cottage But tbat borne has lost Its charm for me, Dearly loved In days of yore. She's sow another's bride. chorus: But she's stilt the girl I love, etc SPECIAL 30 DAY OFFER. — We will send to any address the complete GOc. sheet music of this song, with elegant half-tone title page In four colors, representing the Ivy- covered cottage home of the brown-eyed girl wbo inspired the song, for 10c ORCHESTRATIONS FREE TO SINGERS SENDING PROGRAMME. LVD1CK, TURNER A CO., OOP N. Highland Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. GOOD MUSIC? CERTAINLY. ASK FOR THEM. "PLEASE, MISTER, PHY THOSE TUNES ONCE MORE" Word* and Music by ANNA H. SMITH. (A pathcllc song that appeals to everyone). 'SWEETHEART MINE" By quack DICKINSON PATTERSON. (A ballad of remarkable quality). Don't tall to get It. "THE CHARITY BALL" By FLORA MOORE UOYLAN. (A society event of universal interest. Words and mualc are excellent). Send late programme and postage tor the good things we publish. Orchestrations 10c. PIONEER MUSIC PUBLISHING CO., 202 Manhattan Bldg., Chicago, 111. CIRCUS TRUNKS. O. A. TAYLOR TRUNK WORKS, 89 E. Randolph St, CHICAGO; 181 W. 8tth St., NEW TORE. Write for New Catalogue. THE LATEST UP-TO-DATE _ X" I X^.lMLiS THE BEST WEEKLY SERVICE. OHICAOO F-IL-tVI EXCHANGE, 133 SO. CLARK STREET, CHICAGO, ILL. cto ATF half -™ne 3 1 ftt/% 1 E. PROCESS CO. I PARK ROW BUILDING. N.Y. A.l rtt ± a NO etc. SQUARE INCH- ** ■ guis TUB GREAT ENGLISH VAUDEVILLE PAPER. AND Tl II :vikw, L, WW. O. FOREIGN SUBSCRIPTION. .. ~. ..... 8s. 8d. PER YEAR PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS. - - - - «». Od., Single Column lack NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT AND REP., IDA CARLE. OFFICE 708 ST. JAMES BLDG., when advertisements will be received. Copies on (lie. We will make your ForrraiV lki» size and style/*" fiJSS U5M"u7 HIWJPAPIM v 'eaUoi«ateafi | »8" d *'f claw/f"^ i WorUorb*"*' QatchelcManning '. bestow** ••« Engbavebs wSm Ph I LADELPH I A PlkwM ropnnl in Out. or Moac CoucoS Opera Chairs | I Why not brighten up H|^L». your Theatre by putting ■° in new opera chairs ? I ^L will take chairs (which ^ have been used) in ex- WL fffs change and allow a fair ^^ ■' price. H. D. WARNER, N. E. Cor. 5th Ave. and 13th St., N. T. City. Telephone 1847— Gramercy. S3- Frequently 1 have second-hand chairs tor sale. TO COSWOU B I Cents PER GALLON, LET ME MAKE YOU ORANGEADE Better and Cheaper Than You Can Hake It by Any Other Method. BY USING MEWHINNEY'S ORM-ADE POWDER One Pound Makes 12 Gallons. Just Cold Water- PRICE REDUCED TO $1 PER POUND. Sample to Make One Gallon 15c. Postpaid. A. B. rVlENA/HINN TERRE HAUTE, I N D. :y. WE HAVE FOR SALE AND LEASE Advance,'Prlvllege,'Baggage,StockandBoxCars soft. long. Desirable for Show and Carnival Com- panies. Reasonable lerms. Write for particulars. THE ARMS PALACE HORSE CAR CO., No. 1220 Monadnock Building, Chicago, HI. IETTER EXORBITANT PRICES FOR PHOTO QUTA CAMERA WHY PAY PHOTO WITH THE lis. oo invested In a QUTA CAMERA, and a small additional outlay for plates, etc., will Ive equivalent profits in a week. So simple a child oan operate It Focuses, takes, evelopa and delivers a finished framed HkenesB in a minute. dUTA CAMERA and PLATE COMPANY. 88 Cypress Avenue, New York City. PRIVILEGES WHEN YOU CAN TAKE A WITHOUT A GALLERY OR A DARK ROOM S 1 Ql . LITHOGRAPH" ABOUT HALF THE PRICE MEW L1TH0-TINT PAPER SEND FOR CATALOGUE . Morrison Show Print Detroit, Mich. Is .YlILLiKR* MANUFACTURER of Theatrical Boots k Shoes. All work made on short notice. No disappoint- ment; we make from 1 pair to 1,000 pairs. Clog and Uallet Shoes a specialty. 202 W. 23d St., New York. Tel. ICO R Chelsea. 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CANDY PACKAGES SEND FOB PR10B LIST. WE MAKE TUE U10UEST GRADE GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES. Wl. J. 1ADDBM It CO., 14-18 Dttbrouei Street, LT.T. Oily. BLOOD POISON FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS we have made the cure of Blood Poison a specialty. Blood Poison Permanently Cured. You can be treated at Homeunder same guaranty. Capital jauMW. We solicit the most obstinate cases. If you have exhiusted the old methods of treatment and still have aches and pains. Mucus Patches In Mouth, Sore Throat, Pim- ples. Copper-Colored Spots. Ulcers on any part of the body. Hair or Eyebrows falling; out. write for pro >fs of cures. 100-page Book Free. COOK REMEDY CO. 1111 ssUOHIC TEkVIE, Chicago. III., U. S. A. For KIDNEY TROUBLES and CATARRH of tie BLADDER. Cures all | Discharges in 48 Hours E*fh c*T'Vjii bMra lbs _ s=yw CAPSULES, DEPILATORY POWDER The treatment of superfluous hnlr is something tbat requires the tr'.itest nicety snd care. X. BAZIN'3 DEPILATORY POWDER is the result of much study of the cause of and problem of destroying these growth* with- out Injury to the surrounding skin or leaving a scar or tie slightest inform- ation. X. BAZIN'S DEPILATORY POWDER Is absolutely safe ami de- stroys the hair without pain, a simple, dainty way of effecting a cure. Send to Department "C 5 ' for our little pamphlet on the Bublect, "FOR BEAUTY'S SAKE." HALL & HL'CKEL, Proprietors and Manufacture 215 Washington S For aale at all first class drntT stores or sent packages (or 50c. : f SOZODOXT, t. New York. mall In Mealed MANAGERS AND THE PROFESSION! BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDERS FOR A personal visit to Fein terg's New Studio will convince yon that ■ to 60 per cent, can he saved. HERE IS ONE ITEM— Twenty-flve Paris Panels and two extra large Photographs, Ave positions, finished, for »«. FEINBERG, TELEPHONE CONNECTION. 1343 Broadway, New York. Between 36th and 36th Sts. Formerly of 16 W. 14th St. NO, KEROSENE OR MANTLE.. NOGASOUNE OR ETHER'. THAN JI SS.M^^ ELECTRIC . /SEND FOR CATALOG.. STEREOPTKON AN DC FILM EOtCHAN&E/ ID-fflE PATENTED W.B. MOORE. MAHA'GER. 108 FRAKKLIN5T. CHICAGO. LEATHEROID TRUNKS, CIRCUS, PHOPESSIONA1V. SO TIMES STRONGER THAN WOOD. 532 Broadway, near Spring*, N. T. attention! D n CT oRS, MEDICINE PEOPLE AND SHOWMEN % W % ^F Why handle rocky goods wben yon can handle goods that will sell thetnseirew Electric Belts from tl per dos. np. Large variety to select from. Electric Jars, 76:. dos.; Electric Insoles, 87 Xc. doz. pairs. Soap, $2.10 gross; Fine Medical Batteries. Send 75c. for Sample No. 14 E. B., exp. prepaid. Latest out. One third cash re- inired. Trial order w!U convince. Largest Manufacturers of Electric Belts and ppuasces In 0. 8. A. Established 1879. Lectore and price list free. TIE ELECTRIC APPLIAICE CO., Burlington, Kan, CENTRAL TRUNKS. 2«ln., 17.60: 281n., 18. BO; > la., 19.50: 881n., 110.60; 40ln., 112.00. Circus Trunks, 24il8xl8, S7.60. BUI Trunks, S0i28xl5, Inside. 112.00. Lltho Trunks, 42^x28^x12, 'n? ld *> *. 16 ™ hip Bis f.nu. tsiii rrnnxa, auivsxio, insiae, si^.uu. Lltno Trunks, ViVix'MVtXiz, .. hipped on receipt of t8.O0.bal. C. 0. D., except over 3O0 miles, then remit whole amount IMON8 a CO.. CENTRAL TRONK FACTOBY. EbL 1884. B.W. cor. 7th and Arch St*.. Pbll«- WIGS "CABNELIAN" Grease Paints, Rouge, Cold Cream, Tights, Shoes, Armor, Spangles — In fact, everything needed by professionals, beud 4 cents In stamps for Catalog "Cv' handsomely Illustrated, oud lessons, In "Art of Making Up." Sample tube of our guaranteed Cold Cream 10 cents. VAN HORN & MICH!,. 121 N. 9th ST., Phlla., 916 ABCH ST. s c T YANKAUER & CO., MANUFACTURERS, 156 VEST B'VAY, N. Y. SHELLED POPCOrN AT WHOLESALE. THE FLAY TACTOKT aBL i snLO in ib5^ Bti ifiAULT I *Hdrt«., MRS A W BROWNF niK'lNSI CMICAC SHOES FOR STAGE, STREET AND EVENING. EXCLCSIVE STYLE. 1 ' V WORKMANSHIP OCARANTEED. Short Vamp and Stage !"••«• always on hand. Mall Orders Filled. Fit gnarantced. WILLIAM BERNSTEIN, Tel. 688 Madlnon Soaare. &oo sixth Ave., near 31st Street. N. ■ OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT AN INSTANT SUCCESS. «tsl #5.75. 30i« io.oo. _33isi Jo.ua. ipj CASH WITH ORDER 30ln. ♦AUn. Bend for eats. :I5 ,50. THE BELBKR TRPWK AND BAQ CO., Ijjj C olumbia Av e., Palladelphla, P> ^ ARTfFICIAL FLOWERS, PLANTS, PALIS, TREES * R ASS PLOTS, FOLIAGE and BVEBYTHrNO FOR 8TAGE and LOBBY USE CONSTANTLY IN ST< SEND FOR OATALOOUE AND PRICE LIST. DECORATIVE PLAHT CO., 716 Broadway, N. Y. 30 DAYS' STORAGE FREE fi SAVE TOUR CLAIM CHECKS FOR US. WRITE ASD WE MEET YOU AT DEPOT. LYONB EXPRESS CO., 183 No. dark 8L, Chicago. Tel. North, H» JUGGLERS SUPPLIES- Clubs, Batons, Guns, Rolling Globes, U Wlrewaiken' Apparams, Roman Axes. Stair Catalog aid List Edw. Van Wyck, CiucLdu- JULY 1. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 487 ..WHAT ARE ALL THE PERFORMERS CLAMORING FOR?... ANSWER 1 1 By WILLIAMS and VAN AtSTYNE. Our offices are filled from morning until night with HEADLINE: ACTS, who are learning this wonderful soldier song. The Slides are going fast, so If yon want them, Bentl In your order at once. Tho MAJORITY rules, e MAJORITY Is ruling In favor of BRIGHT BYES. We take pleasure In calling your attention to the fact that we are beginning this season with the most wonderful catnloKiic Hint we Imve ever had. \Vo couldnt begin nod the to enumerate them, but foremost on the Hat we will mention : MY HINDOO MAN By WILLIAMS mill VAN ALSTYNF.. . MARIE CAUILL'S hit In "IT HAPPENED IN XORDLAND." Just released. One of the most pronounced novelty songs on the market, nnd next. THE KING COON SONG OP THE CONTINENT. BIRDS OF A FEATHER THIS IS RIGHT OFF THE PIEESS. By WILLIAMS and SCHWARTZ. TIM KIIKSHKST OV TIIM FINISH. If you have not called, we Bball certainly appreciate on early visit from you. Managers and Professionals out of the city, write In for your numbers NOW, and snnic will receive our very prompt attention. ADDRESS ALL MAIL TO 45 WE 87-89 CLARK STREET, CHICAGO. MOSE GrUJMBIvK, Gex»»l Mgr., Prof. Dept. P. S.-WATCH FOR TUB BIG BALLAD. THE ONLY WORTHY SUCCESSOR TO "IN THE SHADE OP THE OLD APPLE TREK." ■ I. D. O. O. MVHAT'S -THE ANSWER? — Kteciitlve Offices 10 WITHERELL STREET, DETROIT, MICH. MAHLER BROS. Professional Underwear House of America. SPECIAL NOTICE FOR JULY. We are now prepared to furnish all Companies with Dance Skirts and Bloomers for Season 1905-06. Estimates furnished orT application. Lowest prices in the United States. Calf^of send and be convinced. Shoe Dept. on quantity orders. UstAsstas* DahI Full Assortment of TIgh ilOSIOrV UvDTl lD Sllk . t-'otton and Wo VI VI J HVpil ted> gUo g 1|k Hoge |n shades, Our Original and Famous Short Vamp Stage and Street Shoes, In all materials. Special prices Up-to-date Styles. Full Assortment of Tights, ^ors- all at prices beyond competition. Make-Up Dept. We carry at all times a Complete and Varied Assortment of all the most popular Mnke-Ups, Powders and Grease Paints. Headquarters for De Voy's Puffs, Lotions and Prepa- rations. OUR MAKE-UP BOXES Made from tbe very best tin, are black enameled. Especially made for professional use, baring a tray wllli compartments for Grease Pnlnt, Powders, Comb and Brush, Wigs, Etc., At\~. Etc. Has double action lock, with two keys, at 4«7Ci Our COLD CREAM, expressly prepared for the Theatrical Profession, guaranteed to be absolutely pure nnd never become rancid la any climate. Put up In lib. Screw Top fin Cans at 4Sc; y_.lb. at 25c. Unclose 2 cent stamp for Sample of Cream. All mall orders must be accompanied by money order. None seat C. O. D. "WE KEEP THE BEST AMD M08T COMPLETE LUTE OP THEATRICAL TRTJTTKS AMD DRES8 SUIT CASES IN THE CITY. MAHLER BROS. THE LEADING THEATRICAL SPECIALTY HOUSE OF AMERICA. 6th Ave. and 31st Street. New York. A SEASON'S BOOKING For A No. 2 Company, MUSICAL COMEDY, small cast, special printing. Big money maker. $300 takes It. Address GEO, F. DAVIS, Hi 80. Morgan St., Chicago, 111. Two DIner-Hlccpers, Sale or lease. Just overhauled, bright as new. Steel wheels, M. C. II. Inspection. One here, another at Interstate Car Shops, Indianapolis. CAMKItON BROWN A CO., Belleville, Canada. LORD BALTIMORE WILL BE PLEAS ED TO MEET YOD. Q. BU1NDHELM, 118 W. M'.h St., N. Y. The up-to-date THEATRICAL WIO MAKES. Bend stamp for new moo List Joit oat. (olored Lady, Good Ringer, Cake Walker and Houliie Drum Corps. Year's engagement to tho rik'lit party. TENT FOR SALE, 60.\t0lt., middle piece. Used one season and eight weeks, and marque, in good shape. Iioo takes It. Too small for mo. W. 0. DICKKY A CO., Clarion, Wright Co., la., July 3. For Sale, Theatre, in Sooth Dakota Population from 5 to 6 thousand. Seating ca- pacity, 600; with 160 Barrel Cistern, E'ectrlc Light, Heat, etc. Apply to C. J. SICK LES, Mitchell, South Dakota. BOSTON FILM EXCHANGE. Second Hand Films, Song Slides and Machine. Boogti; sold and Exchanged. 661 WASHINGTON ST.. B oom 42. Boston. Mass.. ono. Adams House. MAOIC BOOKS *2.oo per 1,000. Trick Cards, tl.oo per 1,000. Red hot sellers. Samples lo recognized Naglclans free. All others 10c. M. INEZ, 49 I'urk Are., Chicago. WIGS THE PICTURE THAT CHILLS THE BLOOD. THE GREATEST CREATION OF BENSATIONAL MOTION PICTURE PHOTOGRAPHY. THE HOLD-UP OF THE LEADVILLE STAGE A Wonderfully Real!. Me Series of Scenes and Incident* Actually Hade In Colorado nnd Following with Exceedingly Fine Accuracy the True Events That Hade Colorado K anion.. BEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR. Langth, 7 00ft. Prloa, »B4.00. STILL A IIEADLINBRI TRACKED BY BLOODHOUNDS ■ ■ Uangth, ABOft. Prlo*>, »B4 OO. "the: oirls in tme: ove Langth, 3BOft. F»rloea, t> BEND FOR COIHPLETE CATALOG AND CIRCULARS OF PILHS. 8ELIC POLYSCOPE CO., 43 Peek Court, CHICAGO. ILL. H. H. BUCK WALTER, General Western Agent, Denver, Colo. CIRCUS CANVA8ES Foist and Stakes, SEATS, Flags, Eta, sews pitwt C9SJS mm 59-61 W. Washington St., CH1CA60, ILL. NOW MAKING l905'l906 LETTERHEADS 'Royal [J>f$. Co) 3 34 DEARBORN ST.. CHICAGO ILL. Samples 4 LC- SMkollne Tights, ia.OO Worated, Tights, $4.00) Cotton Tights, $1.1)0; silk Tights, from •».0B upt Shirts to match all same price a. tights; Pump., BJS cent.; Gait- er., il.tui; Elastic Mapporlers, $1; Cloth Supporter., ill, cents. Send for catalogue and samples of tight, free. Positively a do- po.lt required. natlsfscllrin guaran- teed or money refunded. HI'ICKK BROS., so Woodbine St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Old staml hut new address. WANTED, TALENT FOR FREE ATTRACTIONS, STREET FAIR, RIVKRTOK, NEB., July !». M, XI. Address LOCK HOX HS, HANLONS' LE VOYAGE EN SUISSE, IN THE PROPERTY HP Any person nr persons uslnu the title or any part oft lie production does sh unlawfully. JOHN K. IIYK.SK, Sole I'roprlctorof '•!,(! Voyaire un Biilsae'*ttiid"H Hells," Norwich, Conn., J line: 3".', l!Mi:, lfVAlVTED, Good Character Woman, Two Good Charncter Men, a flood Henry Ran, Two Good Juvenile Men, w Carpenter to run props and piny n small purl. All must tin Al as thlKHhow plays theHlalr A llnviin Iiouhch In the cities and fUio pieces in tneoiic til«tit stiindH. .Salary nooliJccL it you are tliv rlRlil people. Write. Hliuw opens A uif. ID. D. L. WILLIAMSON, Manager t.'ulro Opera House, Cairo, III. (live height, age, .welghl and aond program (Irst letter, also photo. Would like to hear from I,. It. Ellsworth, I. oiils Dean, Hoticrl Wyruan and all other people who have worked for me before. Piano Assassin, Raggist and Entertaioist, A8SIHTKD RY THE THIIKB COONOLOOIBTB, lloOARVER, RACED asi-ftd BAMBO Cnre PKIHT MUSIC CO., r.l) Dearborn St.. Chicago. WILL CONSIDER A ROOD HURLH8QUB COMl'ANY FOR NEXT HEAHON. DAISY MAYE, SINGING AND DANCING COMEDIENNE. Berkshire, July a, I'lttaflelu, Mass. : White Onk, July 10, New llrltnln ; Hanover, July 17, Mcrlden; Lnkcwoocl, July 24, MUldlctown j Wlldwood, July II. Putnam: I'lilrvlew, Aug. 7, Houthbrldge, Mass.; Rye flench Casino. Aug. 14, Hye Reach : Savin Rock, Auk. 21, New Haven. M-.VI HICASON, lit III it; A MKA.MO.V, (Oor,-(l. Address - • - 4.1 WKH'P 27TH HT. M. 8TRA88MAN. ATTORNEY, 863 Broadway, New York City. THE BANJO PLAYING GIRL, ROSE VANDALEUM, AT LIBERTY FOR NEXT KEAHON, III., June ii. Vaudevlllo' or Combination. Part Hlicrldan Park. Illghwonrt, I'crinanciit address, 17M I.ANU1.KY AVE., CHICAGO. 483 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. Jm i. ■ ^^ES^hSpb8hHv^Hb^^B^H pst' : ■,' 'i^^PJ .'•i : - ':- nfniTl HbT*^^*" x j£^^^^^mBt^^B If - ™ — r " » ^**£.3**fli TWK"' • P 1 fp .; fp fe ■T'^^^B.v ■-•■- I lUH II. TBE f 0HN1EST GHA8E FILM OF TBE SEASON. I SHU. LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN. S25.00 REWARD. .IISOM'TELl' TIIK KINKST HI H.IKCT EVER PHKSKNTEIJ. copyright iw>5 LEISTH, 465 FEET. PB1CE. S51.15. copyright 1005. One Continuous Loud Scream. lore Than a Hundred Dogs In the Cbase. COPY- RIGHT lOO.-i. TOM READY JUNE 26. LENGTH. ABOUT 100 FEET. PRICE. ITT. 11 Our Films Class A. 1 1 Cts HIGHWAY ROBBERY THE TMOST L E e X ™™G ee PEATCRE HU On account of "Dupes," made in Philadelphia and New York our Films must show our trade-mark, "S. LtJBIN." fOftr; EXPOSITION MODEL CIHEOGRAPH WITH STEREOPTICOH COMBINED, $71: "ab model cineoqraph, tKQ S. X-TTESIIW, IOMV iBciadlnn Ctl.lmn Ump, Kl.ctrlc Ump, Adjustable Hh«o.tM, Film. >nd Slide*, W ■• WITH STEREOPnCQW COBBOCED V WVI »1 S. Eighth Strict. Philadelphia. P REUBEN in the SUBWAY A NEW COMEDY FEATURE FILL 350 FEET. -SPECIAL PRICE, 12c. PER FOOT. SIiowIiib Hit Rctiml run In the great New York Rubway from ntli to 4BI Street, taken with Cooper Hewitt lljrliis. The only picture or lw kind In existence. At the 73d St. Station the train cornea to a stop, and the areae transfers, to Ihc underground plat- form, where Iteiilicn with his wife and daughter get caught In a typical New York crush. A bunco atecrer get* Kculicn's wallet nnd Kcnticn iiilmea hla train. He Jumps Tor the back platform, and falls on the third rail, from which he Is rescued Id n badly allocked condition. The train In the meantime contlnuea on lotted Street, t lie Grand Central Terminal. WITH THE N. Y. ATHLETIC CLUB AT TRAVERS ISLAND. 500 FEET, 15o. PER FT. A film of magnificent photographic cpni'lty, allowing the arrival of the train at (lie station, the crowd* pouring Into the ground*, views of the athletic games and panoramas of automobiles and maud*, and of the outdoor diners after the games. A very attractive and thoroughly metropolitan KRW SHORT SUBJECTS: •BETWEEN THE DANCES (Comedy) - • 68ft •THE WINE OPENER (Comedy) - - - 69ft •THE TOPERS (Comedy) 61ft ■A BALL ROOM TRACED Y Sensational) - 62ft •UNDER THE BAMBOO TREE (Comedy) - • 63ft AH Clans A, and Strictly High Grade In every reaped. American Mutoscope & Biograph Go. 1 1 E. f4th STREET. NEW YORK. subject. 3038- 3039* 3040 3041- 3042- SPECIAL SKM.lNi; AGT8, KLEINE OPTICAL CO.. CHICAGO. MILES BROS., SAN FRANCISCO. CLASS A, IS CENTS PER FT. t I..VSS D, lit CENTS PER FT. FILMS & PROJECTING KINETOSCOPES EXHIBITION MODEL, $11.".. 00. UNIVERSAL MODEL, 87.1.00. CLASS A-LATEST FEATURE SUBJECTS. ON A GOOD OLD 5c. TROLLEY RIDE. ■■'■'•••■will iHfe Till* picture Is a hitrlvsquf on street car trolley service. It Is mil of action, and winds up with a laughable chase after a goose by nil the passengers. It is sure to make a big lilt everywhere. Send for Illustrated Circular, Ki>. 2W. COOK VAHVOVTK. LENfJTII, .->»-.ri. S-l.J.'p. No. iv.ian. SluM ofltKl-eror Orvuu Cap ;nr>f«. The "Kiltie*" Bniul J Ml. Opening llelinont HnreCotir.e Iir.fl, Opening Gume National Lenirne. N. vrt'ity 1 .■mort. How .Ion p. I. u*l 111. Mull -.7,-.n. ■even Age* 415ft. The Kleptoiunnliio 1170ft. SlD.n ii (i it. Life or Anti-Race Sul- fide nan. Bail lloji' Joke, on the Nurse 7r.fl. wriii'u t'roiv Pump II^K. The Fx-Convltt 11110ft. CLASS B-LATE8T FEATURE SUBJECTS. KIM! UK DOl.l.AltS llKIHt'ATUIN OF A UKIIMAN f ATI IB IHtAl. I!Y EMI'KltOlt WILLIAM.. TIIK IltllN IIOItSK now rMTUKii ui:i.rnn with rui; SHtlNti I'l.KANIXU TIIK AltMI.BSH MAN IIKH FiltST IIICWI.K l.rSWl.N THAT AWI'HI. DONKEY TOO MUCH FOH HAD I'AltHS AM) t'lllMH III'KI. BETWEEN RUSSIAN AND JAPANESE SUMMERS 110ft. i»r»ft. SSOfx mr.ft. isr.rt. sort. SStlfL nr.ft. 255ft EDISON ir.r.ft MANU TRACT ION KNUINE STOLEN >'H', LAKGMrr FATJJOY IN THE WOULD SOLDIER'S ROMANCE TILVM PS IN CLOVER MASH Kit AND OYSTKIl STAND DISTI'llllKD rit'NIf AN INTKUKSTINti STIIIIY 1MI\T THOl'HLi: TIIK t'OAL IIHAYKttM 1)11! WHAT A RilRPKNUC I1ILAH HKAHS AT 1M.AY WITH t'l.'Il. HiOft. mort. mort. ^"r.ft. mort. sr.fi. 170ft. ittsrt. mort. imrt. 100ft. RIIMO BIAIN OI'FICIO ami FACTORY. OttANGK, N. J CHICAOO OFKICK, 1101 WAIItslI WI'.M i:. NEW YORK OFFICE, 31 UNION 8«it'ARE. CAULK ADDKKSS. KUKILIAN, NEW YORK. OrKIOK FOR UN1TKI) KINODOM: 2« OLKRKKNWKLL ROAD, LONDON, K. V., KNOLANU. CCI HUP 1PCUTC ■ TIIK KlNFrrOORAPII CO « E. 21at St., New York OCLLItlU HUtHI 0. I'KTKK DAOIQALUn 184-H8 Mission St.. San Francisco, Oal. i .^— — ^— ^ i — — e — — .— ^ — , f rVlC IFILN IVIOVIIMO PICTURE FILMS FOR RENT. EUGENE CLINK & CO., » WEST 14th ST., NEW YORK. ^1 J $75, AND ALL THE LATEST AND MOST IM- PROVED MOTION PICTURE MACHINES. FILMS ■ART ARE OBiam AL MEL1ES, EDISOW, BIOORAPH, PATHS. 400 SIMCTS, 4 Sroo, DP Electric Spot Lights ,?.'„";, $18 RHEOSTATS, 220 Volt., $8.60. REELS. LIMES, CARBONS, OELATINE SHEETS, FILM BOXES, CONDENSER PROTECTORS, Mc. HEW AND LATEST SOHfl SLIDES, $5 Per Set. SONO STEREOPTI00N9. WITH ELECTRIC LAMP, RHEOSTAT, $21. POSE KHD SERPENTINE SllflES [50c. MOST UNIQUE, RICHLY COLORED, J Each. MACHINES, FILMS. STERROPTICONS, SONO SLIDES, etc., AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. MOTION PICTURE MACHINES and FILMS WanW Hjg FILMS" MOTION PICTURE MACHINES BEST PRICES PAID FOR FINE GOODS. 809 Filbert, PHILi, Pi SNAPS IN MOVING PICTURES On Receipt of 82.00, to Cover Express Charges, any Films will be sent CO. D., Subject to Examination. I'arslfnl, complete (condition in trail ti-cd Al) Fancy Driving Joke on Old Mali! King Edwnrd BreaUnK Ground. Snltin's Troops Ray of Sunshine Enchanted Well Unlucky Burglars Invisible Sylvia Baltimore Fire It.iltloiore ITlre English Bull Train After Klrat Snow of Season. . . Kent House Slide Cock Fight Ureas Parade Mont Pelee . . : Scenes In California Funny Frills (new) ?35,nO0 Clean-up In the Klon- dike Uufislan Gen. Llncvltch Review- ing Ills Troops; King Edward at London Bridge Coaler Race Cake Walk Frontier Flirtation E. It. Bridge. N. Y., After Eire St. Louis r.spfi. Dedication Ceremonies New York Subway Two-handed Sword Contests.. Hoisting from New York Sub- way Miracle Under the Inquisition. Curious Kraslon 1'liotographlc Incident $200.00 35ft. m 3c. 45ft. ir 4c 40ft. @ 3c. 100ft © 3c. 28ft. $ 4c. 175ft. «S 4c. 82ft @ 4c. 75ft ® 3c. 315ft ©4c. 370ft (it 4c. 153ft. @ 4c. 4 c. 4c. r.c 4c. 5c. 28ft 30ft 35ft 51ft. 00ft. 1 00ft A 4c. 78ft. (f? 5c 03ft. (ft 3c. 80ft. & 5c. 125ft & 4c- C5ft OG and POJVY -TBAUVKB. To educate, while on tour, stiiall troupe n|ieclally line raw stock of very Iniclllgent Domain! '""'*?• bred for Ihc btmlneM* from licst trained mock. Trainer who known how to dcvclone the natuml ■••■'I*' . avv. A^" nbicai,lil IIIVI I * f£\J IVIIIIU IllliniV) •»».» |-»w— -- -^ - .*_» ilute, well uclie*lriitcd Tor cultured c«m. Address quick, 1ION1IKUR BROS., Golden Mascot Snn«-. >"'' F forwarded. Or address per route In OLII'I'KB. Pop l'" r: i« men, Okla.. en route. All mail promptly i Juice Privilege. BONIIKVR BK>»S- FUNK & CO J&J! L??o» Hcvickeh'! THEATRE, Cklcaao, ill. Telephone — Central. 804 . Bend for Catt'^t^ OLENTANGY PARK THEATRE, COLUMBUS. OHIO. Presents Crcatorc nnd Ills Italian Hand Two Weeks, Closing Sunday Nlsrht. June i- . High class Vaudeville will lie resumed Monday, June 28. Vaudeville Actors will take notice nn.. ■l'l"J • lor time accordingly. - FOB LOW-IK* [ f BEST. CHEAPEST. WHITE FOR BOOKLET. WINDOW DISPLAY OK HOME USE. TUE NEWMAN AHT JIFG. CO., 114-120 W. 30th St New . J- FOURTH OF JULY NUMBER NEW YORK JULY 8 1905 C0PYHI6HT 1905 BY THE FRANK QUEEN PUBLISHING COMPANY (LIMITED) 490 THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. July 8. I1V A MASTERPIECE OF DELUSIVE ART. TIME, 14 MINUTES. BIG HIT ON THE ORPHEUM CIRCUIT. Manager* desiring a Feature Novelty, for lime and terms, address Agent., or FEHBY, Week July a. Spring Brook Park, Booth Bead, lad. ELABORATE 8CENERY USED IN THIS PRODUCTION DE8IGNED AND FAINTED BY THE FAMOUS DANIELS SCENIC STUDIO, CHICAGO. Par, add., Western Bnrean, THE NEW YORK CLIPPER, 60g Aahland Block, Chicago. I1L THE PICTURE THAT CHILLS THE BLOOD. THE GREATEST CREATION OP SENSATIONAL MOTION PICTURE PHOTOORAPHY. THE HOLD-UP OF THE LEADVILLE STAGE A Wond.rfnlly Realistic Series of Scenes and Incident. Actaallr Hade In Colorado and Following with Kxeeedlngljr Fine Accuracy the True Event. That Hade Colorado Famoui. BE.TD FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR. L.«tn B th, 700ft. Prion, »OA.OO. 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Having given the order to drive to the famous Don- nybrook fair grounds, they arrived finally to a beautiful green paddock, over which a number of fine stock cattle was grazing. The picture was anything but the one which the history of this spot had led them to look for. Broken shlllelahs, broken skulls, smashed bottles and their like were more to be expected, If accounts In story and song of the fights of Donnybrook fair were to be credited. "Sure, that's the place fernlnst there," said the driver, with a rich, flannelly brogue, pointing his whip toward the beautiful em- erald green field. "What! that Donnybrook fair?" exclaimed Mr. Titus, his tone tinged with unbelief, which was duly resented by the Irishman. "Sure, It's that same," was the Indignant reply, "do you think I'd lie for the scarcity 0/ news'" 9 The Titus pair seldom have an open week from year to year, being continuously booked from New York around the globe and back again. On being questioned concerning their vacations, which seemingly could have no place In fully booked time, the Inquirer was Informed that as to that Important detail In the life of a hard worker, their vacation time was the long sea voyages, many of which took weeks to accomplish. Mrs. Titus owes to these her mllk-and-roses complexion. Ex- tremely good health also follows these long rests of body and mind. Let other hard worked professionals take the same course If ever It Is opened to them, and they like- wise be benefitted. One of San Francisco's high winds was In progress, not long ago, down the length of Market Street The air was filled with dust and whirling papers, not omitting a few hats. One of these had been wrenched from the bald pate of a black garbed Individual, whose cloth proclaimed his religious calling. After looking helplessly at the. departing bead gear, he turned and observed a small boy laughing and enjoying his discomfiture. A thought Just then seemed to strike blm and to the boy he said : "Are you addicted at all to profanity, my son?" "If you mean kin. I goll dum the dum wind," exclaimed the youngster, "I'm all there." "Well then," said the clerical personage, with suppressed agitation, as he reached into his pocket and drew forth a coin, "well then here's something for you — just damn that hat two-bits' worth, will you V 9 Returning late one night from Oakland, across the bay, to San Francisco, Mr. How- ard, of the popular team, Howard and Dlnnd, lost his hat overboard. The same sort of a lively coast wind was blowing fiercely over the waters, and Instead of going Into the cabin, a safe place for a bare head, the actor remained out on deck, where he took a severe cold. On arriving at the city and finding no hat store open at that late hour, Howard stepped Into a cafe — they're always open — and ordered a large hot drink, with the witty remark that as he couldn't get a hat, he would have to content himself with a fine big night cap. 9 Howard tells a story about a man who railed for a drink at the same bar. This person looked as If recently from the moun- tains. The bartender placed a bottle and a glass nt the disposal of the man, who straightway poured out for himself the glass full to the brim, a fact noted by the man behind the bar. After drinking the fiery beverage, he placed on the counter a dime, which the bartender took, then gravely shoved toward the customer four cents In change. "What's that for?" asked the man who had a flve-flngcrcd depth to his thirst. "Why, that's your change," replied the bar- keeper. "I thought drinks were (en cents," said the man, "So they are, at reto«," said the bar- keeper, "but at wholesale rates they amount to about six cents." "If that's the case," said the man, taking two cents from bis pocket and placing It be- side the four on the counter, "I'll take an- other of your drinks." * Howard tells of an old colored woman at the Nashville depot who walked up to the baggage man as he was checking the Howard and Blank trunks for New York. Ticket In hand, sbe had been directed to that official, and, addressing blm Id trembling voice, she said: "Ef youse de man w'at main d« trunks. > dined with his Albany friends, with whom we have Important business to discuss." "Yes?" said the lady, very Bwcetly, but with an ominous tightening of her lips. "Yes," was the reply of the friend, whose name was Jack, "and I'll come along down with Tom." "After dining?" meaningly said the lady. "Really Isn't there some Important railroad regulation as to the load a car will take?" 9 While on the subject of beverages that contain that subtle stimulant called alcohol, Ot'Il I.0M10N LETTER. Clipper nnrrnii, •18 Crnnbourne Street, Leicester Sqnnre, London, W. C. June 31. Every night last week I strolled down the Strand to see who was In town, and It I did not know I was on the Strand and In London, I would have said the place was Broadway and the city New York. During my walks I saw David HcIsbco, Charles Frohman, Mnrc Klaw. James K. Ilackctt, Mary Mannerlng, Joe Weber, Fred Thompson, Guatave I.uders, Edna May, Hen Teal, Msxlne Elliott, Maud White, Marcus Meyer, Teddy Marks. Will Mc- ■•SiittK*"*? ' - , -*i V,'^" ■ ■ ■ ' r .'.' : I- .:■ *~ .'■'■■ *' .".-"' ■ . vf . t r - •■r7;V»-~ ',J:.f? :'.- .../•"-: r *£ .;..■:■ •■-' ■ : - : - .. - v •■'••' *M? •*"»' .--.-;---;■. ..•• .:■'■; -..,'::•■ ' • - ^ >..- ■' ■: - - •; i . — "-^J- :'■-.. .-.,: .«;*•<.:-"«>.. Wk \ £ P. Richard/, e . t. i> > ■■'• •--. ■■- ».•" <, f*a> CHARLES CARLOS, The well known acrobat, Is one of the features of the Rlngllng Bros,' Circus, and Is receiving much praise for the nlsive pictured feat, which he performs with one of his acrobatic dogs. After finishing bis contract with the Rlngllng Show, Mr. Carlos will turn his atteation to vaudeville. won't yuh please an' mall mine to Baltlmo', Sub ?" 9 A professional friend of the writer was not long ago dining In the restaurant ad- joining one of the big New Jeraey depots, awaiting the train that was to take him to rejoin his company. At the next table sat a well dressed lady, of about thirty years of age. She had been for considerable time awaiting two gentlemen, who Joined her just as the young actor was psylng his check. Sbe was apparently deeply Incensed at the delay of the gentlemen, who tried to "square" themselves by joking and Ignoring their tardiness. They were evidently, from their conversation, railroad officials, who had been dining with friends, and had not omitted to moisten their food with plenty of wine, a there Is a short story told of a certain actor In the cast of the company now playing at the Aerial Garden, at the top of the Amster- dam Theatre. The young man, who at the time of the tale, bad always been fond of brandy and soda, but whose Income had been of the ordinary beer size, suddenly made a hit In a specialty on a Chicago stage. The news of It came to a wise New York manager, who Immediately telegraphed : "What will you take for eight weeks? Wire collect." The answer that the Western Union de- livered to the office of the manager read : "Brandy and soda." 4»» "THE PARMER'S LAMENT." WniTTBN FOX TUB CI.tl'l'KH. I1Y It. V. IIAKDON. Cornell, Doro Davidson, William Collier, George Nash, Ed. Abeles, Edgar Smith, Wil- liam Frnncls, and a few whose names I can- not recall at present. I always start and end my strolls at Leicester Square, where noarly all the vnudevllllans playing London may bo seen at different times during the afternoon and night. All told I think America Is well represented over here as far as the theatrical world Is concerned. The season for new pro- ductions Is over now, but the vaudeville houses contlnuo to show new fnces and acts from time to time, but even that branch of the business bas put on Kb Summer garb, anil unless we have a cool Summer there will be nothing of a startling nature doing until the latter part of August. The London theatrical season Is such n long and a strenuous one that a rest Is welcomed by all connected with the stage. Harry Melvlll's adaptation of Cnpus and Arcnc's "L'Advcrsnlre, was produced at the St. James Theatre last week by George Alex- ander, under the title of "The Man of the Moment." The story: Murlnnm: Dnrluy Is THE BAADEH AM) LA VEI.LE TRIO, Better known ns the Itlcycle Whirlwinds, nre receiving much praise as one of the big features with the Forc|inugh-HclIs Circus. fact which the Indy, who was the wife of one of Ihein, noted. Finally her husband, who, though n gentleman, was somewhat "Jaggy," said : "Well, dear, I guess I'll put you aboard the train for Atlantic City, where I know you'll have a glorious time. I'll take the train tomorrow night, after Jack and I have They're pullln' down the op'ry house, It's stood for forty years, An' I kinder hate to see It go, (tiol durn these pesky tears). I've seen some great old shows In there, 'Way back In olden times, With I.lzn crossing on the Ice, While fellers played on chimes. I've seen John L. and other men, Who lit on exhlblshun ; Gee whiz ! to sec 'cm wuz more fun To me than goln' llshiu'. An' Annie l'lxlcy used to show In that old bulldln' (here, An' once / played the fiddle For a big Tbanksglvin' fair. An' when I wuz n 111 tic cuss I used to book from school An' climb up In the gal'ry there, An' laff Just like a fool. Hut once, now I remember It, "The Black Crook" coma to town, An' Maw and I'aw both took It In, Gee ! didn't Maw call l'aw down I An' once a great maglshun come An' took mice outer lints, An' fed 'em ou pink Millions Till they grew right Inter rnts. He was a wond'ful feller, that Mnglshiin what I seen, He made while furry rnhlilts turn Right Inter snakes of green. Oh, how I Inffed tcr split my sides At a minstrel troupe what came; I've seen some bigger ones since then. Hut they wnn't quite Just the same. They had some fellers In a choir, I think that there wuz four, And the songs them fellers used to sing, They used lo make me roar. Hut the op'ry house Is almost gone, I'm mighty sorry, too. It seems too bad to pull It down, Hut whatcher goln' to do? They want the lot for a planln' mill, So the days o' shows Is dead. And Instead of the vlllun stsbbln' folks, They'll be makln' planks Instead. Tin-: II.M..11V TRIO, Named hy II. K. Muss, of the Moss Empires, England, "The 1'lcturcsipie (inlaw Trio," leave Euglnnd for Amorlra on Sept. '£>, to open on Ihc I'roctor circuit. They toured Amcrlcn In liiOl 02, and were vutcd a nucleus everywhere for their clever slack wire per- formance. Since then they have played en- gagements In England, Hpaln, Portiignl, France, Holland, Belgium anil Scotland. The act plays the London Hippodrome regularly, nnd la always a hcndllncr. A tour of France nnil Switzerland Is now being made with their own company. Since their visit to America many novelties have been Introduced, making Hip act practically a new one. Richard 1*1- trot Is the exclusive American agcut of the trio. happily wedded, but, much to her disappoint- ment, tier husband, though a clever lawyer, Is more taken up with the study of philosophi- cal questions than with knotty legal prob- lems. Her Ufa Is calm and peaceful ; too much so, for, as she herself puts It, she "wants mora rain with her sunshine." Un- fortunately, the rain becomes a tempest, whose llghtllngs blast her own and her hus- band's lives. When an opportunity cornea for her husband to figure as counsel In a sensa- tional case ho declines, but recommends an acquaintance, M. Langlade. The latter natur- ally becomes a frleniTof the family. The re- sult la disastrous. Between Madame Darlay and Langlade there grows an affection that ends In the Inevitable way, and thero ti a strong scene between husband and wife. In which Dnrlny forces the shameful secret from his guilty partner. Madame Darlay'a mother en- deavors to make peace, but her efforts at reconciliation are vain, and as the curtain slowly falla Maurice Darlay departs, leaving behind him the bowed, crushed, heartbroken figure of the wife he loved so welt. Mr. Alex- ander and Madame Slmono I,c Harpy, of the l'arls Gymnasc, have the two principal parts. The play Is a success. It Is stated that Beymour Hlcka Is to have a third thentre In London. In connection with Sidney Marlcr, who Is Interested with him In the new Aldwych and Hicks Theatres, he will hnvo control of a playhouse to be erected In the same black as tho latter, on Shaftesbury Avenue. Mr. Frohmnn will man- age the two first, the other to bo built for letting. Mr. Frohman will run the two new houses In conjunction with his theatres In America, Interchanging productions, etc., anil with many of (he same staff. It Is further staled that In connection with these now houses Mr. Frohman will establish a now training school for musical comedy actresses. As nt the Vaudeville, these past few years, Hie aspiring beginner will be caught young, and prepared for her work. Thero will be no fees. On tho contrary, they will bo paid during tuition, appearing In tho Frohman- lllcks pieces as "extra ladles," and drawing salaries. At the Vaudeville, on July .1, tha principal parts In "The Catch of the Benson," now played by Seymour Hicks and Hlallnn Torrlss, will bo essayed by Stanley Brett nnd Phyllis Dare. Siirnh Bernhardt, on Monday night Inst, at the Coronet Theatre, apnenred for tho first time In London In Victor Hugo's "Angelo, Tyrant of 1'ndua." It Is a typical Horn- bnrdt romantic drama. Cast In tho lurid times of medlmvnl Italy, tho plot lecms with Snrdouesquc elements. The action Is swift, the language telling, and the characterizations Im- pressive. The story follows: Tlsbo Is In love with the nobly horn Ilodolfo. Angelo, the Ty- rant of Padua, Is In love with Tlsbo. But, alas for both these lovers, Ilodolfo's heart Is given to Angelo's neglected wife, Catarlna, who reciprocates his passion. Ilomodol, spy of Hie Council of Ten, has been spurned by Catarlna. Tlsho hates Catarlna because she tins robbed her of her lover. Homodcl there- fore plots to bring Tlsbo Into Catarlna'a chamber during tho lovers' meeting there. At the sign of danger Catarlna hides Ilo- dolfo In the oratory, which opens Into her room. Ttsbe, entering, espies a brass crucifix. Years ago a little girl, pleading with a tyrant, has saved tho life of rlsbo's mother, who has given her rescuer this crucifix. Catarlna was tho little girl. In a revulsion of feeling Tlsbo now determines to save Catarlna from her husband's wrath, but Ilomodol, frus- trated, Informs Angelo, by letter, of his wife's Infidelity. Angelo has powers of life and death, and he decrocs that Catarlna must die by tho headman's nxe. Tlsbe sug- gests poison Instead of the nxe, and adroitly substitutes a sleeping potion for tho poison. Meanwhile Ilomodol Is slain by the en- raged Ilodolfo. Catarlna, under tho Influ- ence of the notion, sleeps peacefully In TIhIic's room, hidden by curtain*. Roilolfo believes her to be dead, and accuses Tlsho of being the Instrument of her destruction. Tlsho encourages this belief, and, In a fury, he stabs her lo the heart. Catarlna awakes. Tim dying Tlsbe commends her to Rndolfo, nnd with her last breath thanks him for his merciful blow. Angela has himself taken Wilson In mistake for an opiate, and Cntorlnn Is free. The acting of Mine. Bernhardt was very fine, and she held a largo audience spell- bound. Cyril Maude terminates his partnership with Frederick Harrison at the end of the run of "A Cabinet Minister," next month : but, though he will bo leaving Die Ilnymnrknt Then) re, he has decided to remain In Ihn neighborhood, lie Is now In negotiation wild tin- original owners of the Comedy Theatre for the iiiircliiiHC of u long lease of that build- ing, anil there Is every reason lo believe Hint I lie matter will hrt nettled within the next few days. In September, when Frank (.'nr- zou's lease of that playhouse expires, exten- sive alterations will lie made both to the In- terior and exterior, and plans are In prepara- tion for the arrangement of I bo main entrance to tie on Ilnymarket, Instead of on ('anion street, as at present. No date can he fixed for Hie commencement of Mr. Maude's sen- son, but II Is hoped that the reconstructed ihontro will lie ready for opening next Spring. The 200th performance of "flic Willis of Jericho" will take place nt the (Inrrlck to. night. This piece ought to lie a gold mlno for James K. Ilackctt, who holds the Aturrl- can rights. He purchased the rights some lime ngo, and I am lold that he was offered shortly lifter I he purchase fiKMKK) mure Hum to- paid for the play. Mr. Ilackctt Is nlsu fixing up deals fur the purchase of Kngllnli piny successes for li I in self ami wife In n hlnzc of glory Mnxlne Klllolt closed her London season at the Savoy Inst Saturday night. It was Miss Elliott's original Inten- tion, or rather her manager's, to limit tier season here to one month, but the success made by her justified nn extension of Hie original time, Arrangements have been made for Miss Klllolt to return lo London next Spring with the new piny, "Mnlnly Concern- ing Jo." Km mn Nevada, Ihn American prima donna, who has not sung In opera In London fur twenty years, made her reappearance nt the Waldorf one night Inst week with great suc- cess, ns Vlolella, In "l.u Travlata." She sang wllli ell her accustomed vivacity and cbnriii. and her voice allowed hut little trace of the passage of lime. A full house greeted her warmly, nnd she had lo bow her acknowledg- ments many times at the end of each act. The king gave a big garden party nt Windsor Castle Inst Wednesday, nnd iimong the theatrical folks present were: Charles 492 THE NE¥ YORK CLIPPER. July Wyndham, Mr. and Mrs. Forbes Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Qeorg* Alexander, George Ed- wardes, Mr. and Mrs. Kendal, Mr. and Mrs. Bonrcbler, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Terry, Mr. nnd Mrs. Seymour Hicks, Ellen Terry, Mary Moore, Mazlne Elliott, Mrs. John Hare, Mme. I'attl, Mme. Albanl and Mr. and Mrs. Ken- nerley Rumford. After an absence of nearly tiro years, Charles Hawtrey appeared at tbe Avenue Theatre last Monday night. In a revival of "A Message from Mars. Mr. Hawtrey was very warmly received by a large audience. In a recent Interview be said be bad bad do extraordinary experiences In tbe United States, but be bad been charmed by tbe people be had met He especially admired the beauty of tbe vaudeville bouses In which be bad appeared, and be was amazed at tbe buge amounts tbat bad been spent In fitting them up for the lavish accommodations of audiences. Mr. Hawtrey returns to America In September, for bis fourtb tour. On Frldav night of this week, at Coven t Garden, "L'Oracolo" will be produced for tbe first time on any stage. It Is a one act opera, founded npon the play, "The Cat and the Cherub," by C. B. Fernald. Tbe Italian libretto has been prepared by Camlllo Za- nonl, and Franco Leon! Is the composer. J. M. Barrle Is at present engaged In mailing certain alterations In "Peter Pan," In order to give even further Importance to the name part, which Maude Adams will play In New York next season. These changes, which do not affect the scope or symmetry of tbe work, will b« embodied In "Peter Pan" when It Is revived at tbe Duke of York's Theatre next December. A London season has not been arranged for Miss Adams. Charles Klein, the author of "Tbe MubIc Master," Is In London, after an extended tour of tbe continent. He has just completed a three act play for David Blspbam, who Is so well known In tbe grand opera field, which will Introduce blm to the public as a dra- matic star. It will be called "Tbe Buffoon," and will be produced In London and New York during the season of 1000-07. Alice Raymond and Jobn Kurkamp finished their long and successful stay at the Lyceum on Saturday night last They are now on the Barasford tour, and will top tbe bill at every provincial house, a just reward for tbelr good work at tbe Lyceum. Tbey are at the Hippodrome, Birmingham, this week, and are a big bit When they return to America next year, It will be with a new act, employing the services of seven people. Banks Winter and his daughter, Wenonah. are at South Shields this week. Tbey sail for the States Aug. 10, and Miss Winter will open with tbe Orpheum Show early In Sep- tember. Tbe talented young lady will have a lot of surprises for ber friends In America this season. I popped Into the Pavilion last night for tbe first time in many weeks, and saw about two-thirds of a Tery good show. Business here has not been up to tbe usual mark dur- ing the post month or so, and I was anxious to see If tbe entertainment was to blame. I found It to be as good as any bill In tbe Lon- don halls. HIM and Whltaker, who are late arrivals from America, are repeating the bit made at this house last Fall. Tbe act bas been changed and Improved, tbe Introduction of harp and violin being a decided Improve- ment. Miss Whltakcr's "Hallelujah" still re- mains tbe tidbit of the offering. Other fine turns on the same bill are : Malcolm Scott, an excellent patter comedian ; tbe prince of ven- triloquists, Arthur Prince, who makes bis American debut In the near future on tbe Orpheum circuit, and tbe Harmony Four, who are the same success at this bouse as at tbe Lyceum, wbere they also play every night Dare Devil Scbreyer made his wonderful dive at Carmethen, South Wales, on Whit Monday, and made such a sensation tbat be was immediately engaged by the Bame com- pany to repeat tbe daring feat on Bank Holi- day, which comes about the middle of August. Managers from different parts of England are now writing to him for terms, etc., and tbe outlook Is so good that Mr. Scbreyer will remain on this side of the ocean for aome time, which means that be will have to can- cel several good fair dates he had booked. He finds that he can get as much money for two or three dives In this country as he would get for a whole week's work In America. This fact, alone, la Inducement enough to remain here. It Is rumored that David Bclnsco has come to London to consider a proposition to take over a new theatre, which will be built for him If he will consent to make London his headquarters. A modified arrangement will probably be arrived at, and In a couple of years It Is said that Mr. Belasco will produce his plays here, Personally I do not place much faith In the rumor, as It does not seem likely tbat Mr. Belasco will select Lon- don In preference to New York as bis pro- ducing station. On Saturday, June 24, "Lady Madcap" will reach the two hundred mark In the performance lino at the Prince of Wales. This show Is certainly a wonder, as hot weather and other oppositions do not seem to bother the attendance one bit. It has been of capacity proportions since tbe open- ing night, nnd there Is every Indication at the present time of It remaining ot thnt mark. G. P. Huntley remains the bright star of tbe piece, and his part Is much fun- nlor thnn the one he portrayed In "The Three Little Maids." "The Llttlo Mlchus" Is going along nicely at Duly's, despite a number of Important cast changes. George Graves, James Blnkc- loy and Lllllc Elsey are the newcomers to the company, and their work In the Important parts Beems to plcnse the audience. Tin play Is In for a run of "The Clngnlec" length. Kvle Green, who made a good Impression In America, In "Tho Duchess of Danlzlc," snlls for the Slates In August, to resume her part In that show. She Is now on tour with her own concert company. During the course of her entertainment, which, by the way, Is very good, she recites some of Eugene Field's poems. On Monday next Alfred Butt will intro- duce to the Palace audience something novel In the line of a light musical sketch. The principal person in the sketch will be Kiln Snyder, who made her name in London as FI-FI, in "The Belle of New York." The title 1b "Broadway Belles," and Miss Snvder will be assisted by several young Indies, mostly American. I believe. Cooper nnd ltoblnson arrived In London yesfcrdny. They open at the Coliseum on July It. nnd. Judging from advance reports, nre sure to be a big hit In this city. Already their agent wants to book more lime, but they are wisely waiting to sec the start. The old art of Cooper and Bailey was n great favorite of mine when I wns In Boston, but 1 nm told, not by the comedians themselves, but by those who have played In the same bill, that the old net Is discounted by tbe present one done by Mr. Cooper nnd his new Imrtncr. If this Is the rase, I can see naili- ng but success, nnd big success, for the colored comedians. They will go to Pnrla the latter part of the week, for a few dava. Walter Johnson, with Sanfard's American Players, on a tour of the world, wns a Bureau caller last week. The Pin vera have Just returned from Australia, and nre now on their way to America. Quite a number of Americans sail to- day for New York. They nre: Olllo Young nnd Brofher, Marker nnd Moran, Swan nnd Bninbnrd, Jninrs Wnlthour and Blanche, Sloan, and the Princeton Sisters. Olllo nnd Brother rest n few weeks In America, nnd then start proceedings. In their four weeks at the Coliseum they made an excellent Im- pression, and could hnve booked moro time. They come to London ts show the folks here Just what kind of an art they had, and having accomplished that fent (bey return satisfied. ■They will return some day, and will be wel- comed. Markey and Moran are getting bom* In time to get ready for the coming season, when they are one of tbe feature acta with the Woodbouee Burlesque Co. They return next June to this country for a thirty-eight weeks' engagement, to open at Hackney. This Is a good way to come over and look tbe ground over, and. although one may not take much money In tbe venture, when you return for the long stay aa Markey and Moran are doing, you will know what to give the audi- ences. Swan and Bombard left America last October and bare played with great success all tbe principal houses on tbe Moss & Stoll tours. Ab tbelr successful doings have been recorded so many times before In this letter It Is needless for me to proceed fur- ther. I understand tbey bave booked a lot of continental time. James Waltbour and Blanch Sloan bave worked steadily since tbey formed the team. I am not sure whether tbey Intend to work together or not In America. May Moore Duprez canceled a week at tbe Regent. Salford, because of Illness, Bbe hopes to be all right with a few days' rest Belle Stewart and Dave Fltzglbbona are playing tbe London halls with great success, the piano playing of the latter being espe- cially taking. Aubrey Hyman, of the Empire Palace, Jo- hannesburg, and TIvoll Theatre, Cape Town, Is In London on a business and pleasure trip. He Is In search of novelties for South Africa, and will make a tour of all the principal cities on the continent and In America to look for tame. Adeline Gence, tbe premiere dancer at the Empire, will make her first appearanc at a Brovlnclal hall en July 8, at tbe Palace Pier, rlghton, where sbe will remain for a season of three weeks. Since this famous dancer was engaged for tbe Empire, seven and one-half years ago, sbe bas appeared outside of Lon- don on two occasions only. About four years ago she danced before the King and Queen of England, the King and Queen of Denmark, and the Czarina, at the Opera. In Copen- hagen, end a few months ago she appeared before tbe king and queen again, at Chats- worth. The closing of tbe Empire, on June 30, Bets Miss Genee free for three months, but sbe will return when It reopens. Harry Lauder, the Scotch comedian, who Is one of the biggest hits in tbe London halls at tbe present time, Is at the Empire, Shep- herd's Bush, this week. Tbe first time Mr. Lauder appeared in London be sang an Irish song, "Callaghan," which became known all over tbe world. Some time during the first six months of the Boer War a torn sheet of music and words of "Callagban," which had been picked up by one of the Scottish rifles, while on the trek at the Boer farm, near Waukcrstrom, were posted to him, Mr. Lauder's success has reached America, and he has been approached several times for an American tour, but had to refuse, as he is booked solid In this country for aome time to come. Mr. Murphy, of Murphy and Nichols, was a caller to-day. Tbe clever team will open at tbe Palace on July 8, In one of tbelr well- known sketches. Tbey are such a big card In America and like tbe country so well tbat tbey would only book four weeks in London. 1 hope they will be persuaded to remain longer. Hnrrlgan, tbe tramp Juggler, opens at tbe Palace on tbe same date, the night be- fore tbe fourtb. Mr. -Murphy Informs me that Jnmes Thornton Is coming over. He will get a good reception when be arrives, as the witty nomologist will make good In any country wbere they understand tbe Eng- lish language. Mr. Murphy bas discovered tbat the very act he Is to do at tbe Palace has been taken by some one. The party, or parties, who appropriated Mr. Murphy's property, even went to tbe management of the Palace to try to book time. As the Bketch Is copyrighted In this country, Mr. Murphy la looking for the man who has his property In his pocket DIRECTORY OF TENT SHOW PEOPLE, ETC., FOIl THE SEASON OF 1005. ■ i ■■- . 1 -s s r •.' ■'*. , *- • • . - ■-,.' .V • ■ ?■ :.,': . ■•■ ..* in « .- ,-.._■ 1 . x " ''fftf '-."• i £{B&&M ,IIC A* DREGANT Is well known to visitors at Dreamland as principal comedian In the Midget City, where he Is now duplicating his success of last year. Although small In size, he ts a big laugh maker, and his Introduction of several new American songs Is adding to bis popularity. Overtures have been made to him to remain In this coutilry permanently, nnd he Is con- sidering one or two of the most tempting offers. 4 ■» At. C. Wilson writes: "I have closed my school of nctlng nnd theatrical agency, at Rochester, N. Y., after a very good season. I am now organizing for the coming season, nnd have engnged tho following people: Walter II. Ncwnll. heavies; Bert linker, stage carpenter; Tom Boone, Juveniles; Alex. Ha pp. properties; Kay Snvnrd, mu- sical director; Mnc Stcnzel, lends; Fay Mor- ris, soubrctlc; Hattlo Danks. utility, nnd Laura Snyder, characters. The compnny will be known as the Metropolitan Stock Co. nnd our repertory will Include twelve of tbe best dramas to be obtained. The compnny will be under my own direction, nnd mnii- ngeincnt of Frederick Hammond. We will open the latter nnrt of August, nud will piny five weeks of one nlgbt stands. After Hint we will play three night nnd week stands. 1 have some very good time now booked, nnd I will endenvor to make my com- pnny this season one of the leaders In the repertory business. I am getting out special ■BOB for each piny, and we will not over- look the paper." + »» Ml CKNTUUY— 18 IlOlinS— CHICAGO. The IMth Century Limited of the Nevr York Central lines leaven New York dully nt 3.30 P. SI., due ClilcnRO 8.30 next mornltinr. 1U turulnu. lenren Clileaiio Tin I.nko Shore S.30 1*. M., due New York 0.30 next morning;. To nrenre best nceommodntlona reserrn- t ions should he wade curly. The Routee of the Bhotoe mentioned In Iftls lift may be found <» route column of thut or later ietuct. Azora, Mile. — Barnum A Bailey. Auger, Geo., giant — Barnum A Bailey. Aiucrtlno, F., clown — Barnum A Bailey. Andrews, Prof. John H.— Floto 8bows. Avenaa, Four — Kioto Shows. Armer, AI. — Floto Shows. Adelaide, side show— Sautelle A Welch. Andrew, J. W., advance — Oollmar. Aldrlch, Leon, musician — Gollmar. Asia, La Belle — Sautelle A Welch. Ashtoa, Josle — Luna Park, Coney Island. Alpine Family — Singling. Asbburn, Walter — 8un Bros. Aabburn, Millie — Sun Bros. Auclalre, Emlle J., musician — Sun Broi. Agnes — Sun Bros. Aifton, Great — Orton Show. Andrews, John R. — Wallace. Addison A Livingstone— Swallow A Markle. Arnold, EL J. — Arnold Show. Adcll, Carrie, trapeze — Orton. Adklns, Cbas. II., adv. car — Forepaugb-Sells. Archer mgr. car 1 — Norrls A Rowe. Adell, Ed., eques. dir. — Downle. Abacbl A Salam— Gentry 2. Austin, U. D., eques. dlr. — Gentry 2. Anderson, A. J., privilege — Jones Bhow. Amy, Mile. — McCadden^. Abbott, Anno — Hewitt Show. Adams, H. D. — Frank Carnival Co. Adell, E. S. — Jones Sbow. Adell, Carrie — Jones Sbow. Albert, Frank L., gen. agt. — Ferrari Cam. Co Atchison, C, boas animal — La Mont Bros. Andree, Win., wardrobe — Mingling, Andrews, John H. — Bobbins'. Adolphus, Bob — Selby Show. Armstrong, AJax — Selby Show. Armsby, Prof., musician — Rlppel. Adams, Ed., canvas — Barnum A Bailey. Archer, F. C., adv. car, No. 1 — Norrls A Rowe. Abrams, Robert, ring — Wallace. Atkins, Chaa., car 2 — Forepaugb-Sells. Alterbury, Rob, privilege. La Mont Bros. Allen, \V. A., musician — La Mont Bros. Arnold, Jack — E. O. Smith's. Andrew, Geo. II. — Royal Carnival Co. Aherns, Tbe — Cal. Fiesta Co. Adnlr, Artie (The) — Forepaugh-Sells. Aerbacb, Harry, musician — Norrls A Rowe. Artressl, Joe, feaper — Hippodrome, N. Y., to July J. Alvos, Three, bars — Rlngllng. Antonla Bros. — Rlngllng. Aronson A Ashtoa — Rlngllng. Agee, John — Rlngllng. Andreas, Cbas., adjuster — Barnum A Bailey. Albright Miss, side show— Gollmar Bros. Adams, W. F., car 1 — John Robinson. Abrams, Gllsey, car 4 — Barnum A Bailey. Armstrong, car 4— Barnum A Bailey. Austin, B. E., equestrian dlr. — Gentry, No. 2. Allen, Harry — Sautelle A Welch. Abdullah, Mrs. J. — American Carnival Co. Anderson, C, car 1 — W. P. Hall. Annette, snakes — Bunt's. Alvln Bros. — Jobn ltoblnson. Aztec Twins — Greater Smith. Allen, Harry, adjuster — Sautelle A Welch. Avoletto, The — Sautelle A Welch. Allen, Geo., route Inspector — Jobn Robinson. Alton, Trios., agent — Mansfield. Ab Sin, magician — Bonbeur Bros. Allcnn, Prof., band — Lowery Bros. AshbrooK, Dick, car 2 — Hagenbeck. Adams, Jas. R. — Hippodrome, N. Y., to July 1. Albright, Ernest, calliope — Gentry, No. 1. Augustad, A., equestrian — Gollmar Bros. Albert, II. W., alack wire — Welder Carnival. Albanco, Senor, rings — Excelsior Carnival. Aiken, Juggler — Excelsior Carnival. Arnold, Cans. A Teddy — Haag Show. Ardell Bros. — Van Amburg. Allman, V. G., musician — Wheeler. Amenla, Mlas, ladder — Wheeler. Arietta, Mme. — Wheeler. Allen, S. D., car 1 — Campbell Bros. Anderson, Harry E., contr. agt — W. P. Hall. Acktlns, C'hns., car 2 — Forepaugh-Sella. Alfredo, Prof., marionettes— Campbell Bros. Atkinson, Geo., concert mgr. — W. P. Hall's. Ablnlco, 8., balancer — Downle's. Austin, E„ musician — Burns A Co. Sbow. Andrews, C, musician — Burns A Co. Show. Arenas, 4, acrobats — Floto. Andereon, AI., musician — Burns A Co. Show. Bates, Geo. — Barnum A Bailey. Hrndnn, Miss, rider — Barnum A Bailey. Brown, Billy, clown — Barnum A Bailey. Baxter, Billy, clown — Barnum A Bailey. Brooks, Eddie, rider — Barnum A Bailey. Bennett, Sam, rider — Barnum A Bailey. Becker, Louis, rider — Barnum & Bailey. BIshan, Thos., rider — Barnum A Bailey. Baker, Johnny — Buffalo Bill. Burke, Moj. John M.— Buffalo BUI. Brobst Bros. — Floto Shows. Brecblen, A. Frank — Downle's. Blitz, Chas., clown — Bobbins'. Rruun A Edwards — Fitzgerald's. Blanche, La Belle — Fitzgerald's. Bram, Ed., musician — Fitzgerald's. Bell, Tommy, musician — Fitzgerald's. Bowman A McLaughlin, privilege — Sun Bros. Bates, Louis G., musician — Sun Bros. Bowman, Ben — Sun Bros. Benson, Jack — Sun Bros. Baker, Milton — Sun Bros. Hillings, The— AI. Steele. Brennnu, Ed., clown — Orton Show. Bradley, Jnck, lions — Wheeler's. Brennnn, J. F., general agent — W. P. Hall's. Beckman, Fred — Bobbins'. Barrens, Lew, side show — Campbell Bros. Brolley, J. J., agent — Ilnrgreaves. Bonnn, I.eoua — Smith Am. Co. Burr, 0. V.— Selbel Show. Brown, Prof. C. F., band — Wheeler's. Belmont A Donkey — Wheeler's, Bell, Ed. II.— Wheeler's. Bernard, Floyd — Rlngllng. Baldwin, John — Frank Carnival Co. Ilrooks, Jas. — Jones Show. llullen, W. II., advance — J. Robinson's, nronson, C. '/,., band — Wallace. Barnes, AI. 0. — Parker Carnival Co. Brnnnon, E. L., general agent — Sells-Downs. Blng, I,. E., secretary — Cont. Am. Co. Bucher, Ed., car 1 — Barnum A Bailey. Bejn, contortionist — Sells A Downs. Burger, F., car 2 — Floto Shows. Black, Sam, enr 2 — Floto Shows. Bell, C. A., butcher— Wallace. Brady, Jus. J., press agent, Rlngllng. Buckley, Thos., auditor — Rlngllng. Barry, W. II.— Pain's Fireworks. Buckley, Prof. D. M.— La Mont Bros. Bell. Rirardo, clown — Orrln Circus. Hanks, J. C, press agt, adjuster — Robblns'. Rarrls, Jos. — Sells A Downs. Balbroma, W. A., Bide show — Wallace. Brachards, The — Patterson A Bralnerd. Brown, E., advance — Jones A Adams. Backnmn, John T., glaas blower — Patterson A Bralnerd. Blitz. Frank — Meyers Monarch Co. Burkley. J. — Tyler's Ala. Co. Bcltz, Harry, paper — Gentry, No. 1. Bowen, Mr. A Mrs, — Costcllo A Graves. Barlow, Pete, elephants — Hippodrome, N. Y., to July 1. Bender. Sam. train— W. P. Hall's. Ball, R. W., bill poster— Rlngllng. Burnell Orchestra, BcsbIc — Clillhowlc Park, Knoxvllle, Tenn Bedlnl Family, riders — Itlngllng. Bernard, Floyd — Rlngllng. Burkley, F. C steward — Washburn AD'Alnm. Barlow. Ed. P., manager — Barlow Sbow. Bates, Theo., advance — Barlow Sbow. Barlow. Edna A Ermn — Barlow Show. Blair, Gorman — Barlow Show. - Bonnell, Harry, press — El. Park, Newark, N.J. Bander La Veil Trio — Forcpnugh Sells. Berger Family — Ilagenbeck's. Benlls Family, 3 — John Robinson. Beall, Battle — John Robinson. Betts. C. A., car 1— Rlngllng. Brown, W. M., car 1 — John Robinson. Bell, Harvey, car 1 — John Robinson. Bullen, Win., car 1 — John Robinson. Bowen, Geo., car 1 — John Boblnson. Beck, W., car I— Barnum A Bailey. Boucher, W., car 1 — Barnum A Bailey. Becler, Jas., car 1 — Barnum A Bailey. Busev, Fred, car 2 — Barnum A Bailey. Bahr, Peter, car 2 — Barnum A Bailey. Itanvards, The, Bert — Sells A Downs. Berry Trio, acrobats — Sells A Downs. Iierrls, Prof. Jos., eques. dlr. — Sells A Downs. Buffalo Bill Show — 15 Ave. Rapp, Paris, Fr. Byrne, Johnny — Gasklll Carnlvaf Co. • Bordeverry, Capt — _ . . , . N. Y. Hippodrome to July 1. Barkers, Aerial — Forepaugh-Sella Baader, Miss V. — Forepaugb-Sells. Bryan, W. L. — Forepaugb-Sells. Brush, P., car 1— W. P. Hall. Badger, W. C. musician — Hunt's Sbow. Bellman, Frank, clown — Wheeler's. Brown, Jess., side Bhow — Orton Sbow. Buckley, Prof. T. J., elephants — J. Robinson. Boyer, Herman — Hagenbeck. Beck, Jack — Gentry, No. 1. Beno, wire — Lemon Bros. Bluskl, EJ., car 2 — Rlngllng. Ballard, Win., musician— Hewitt's Show. Ballard, Cortland, mualcian — Hewitt's Show. Burke, Wm., lights — Sautelle A Welsh. Bovd, Geo., chef — Sautelle A Welsb. Bennett B. E., decorator — Sautelle A Welsh. Braddon. Nellie — Sautelle A Welsh. Bartos, Tbe — Sautelle A Welsh. Brallt, Cbas., car 1 — Lemon Bros. Brown, Wm. J., canvas — Lowery Bros. Bothnlere, Ned, magic — Hargreaves. Balrd, W., car 3 — Rlngllng. Bostlck, Chas., car 3 — Rlngllng. Balrd, Ed., car 3 — Rlngllng. Bell, M. L., car 1 — Hagenbeck. Bateman, F. J., car 1 — Hagenbeck. Bell A Henry— UcCadden Sbow. Burns, Dick, musician — J. Robinson. Burkett, Harry, musician — J. Robinson. Beckman, Fred, general agent — Robblns'. Bauchnen, John — Lowery Bros. Beckley, Geo. B., car 1 — Sells A Downs. Bradsbaw, A., car 1 — Sells A Downs. Borella, Lew, s. show orator — Campbell Bros. Burkhart, G., magic — Campbell Bros. Burkhart, Mrs. G., mind reader — Campbell Bros. Braynord, C, tickets — Campbell Bros. Bams A Burns, slack wire — W. P. Hall. . Bender, C, car 1 — Gollmar. Becker, Geo., car 1 — Gollmar. Benson, W. N., asst boss hostler — Gollmar. Bolan, Chas., musician — Gollmar. Butterwortfa, A., car 2 — Pawnee Bill. Brownmiller, W. H., car 2 — Pawnee Bill. Blller, A., adv. car — Forepaugh-Sells. Bradley, Harry, car 1 — Norrls A Rowe. Burrler, Cbas., car 1 — Norrls A Rowe. Billing, Ed., car 1 — Norrls A Rowe. Berry, Eugene, side sbow — Pawnee Bill. Barker, R. A., musician — Downle Bulles, Edward, musician — Downle. Brooks. H. E., car 1 — Robblns. Burdell, Geo., car 1 — Sells A Downs. Baldwin, Ed., equestrian dlr. — Lemon Bros. Borden, Felix, side show — Lemon Bros. Bray, Harry, juggler, Gollmar Bros. Bray, Mrs., dogs— -Gollmar Bros. Bougbton, Will, Amy, balancing — Slivers'. BoyJan, Thos., treasurer — Welder Carn. Co. Bell, Jas. I)., monologue — Excelsior Carnival. Brandon, Harry, clown — Gollmar Bros. Bono, Ben — Van Amburg Show. Bell Bros. — Van Amburg Sbow. Butler, Kate — Van Amburg Show. Brougb, Geo., adv. — Adams' Humpty Dumpty. Bailey, Joshua, supt — Hargreaves Sbow. Barko, Prof., band — Colo. Grant's. Belzo Troupe — Colo. Grant's. Bolses, Four — Wallace. Burns, Prof., horses — Burns A Co. Bussey, Harry, clubs — Burns A Co. Bryan, S., car 2 — Lemon Bros. Bradley, car 2 — Lemon Bros. Beers, T., car 1 — Campbell Bros. Bowers, Carl, car 1 — Campbell Bros. Bradley, narry, bill poster — Norrls A Howe's. Blasser, F. W. — Gollmar Bros. Bonavlta — Bostock's, Dreamland, Coney lsl'd. Brown, Grant, advance — Norrls A Rowe. Brush, P., car 1 — W. P. Hall's. Barry, W. EL, agent — Pain's Pompeii. Bussey, Harry, musician — Burns A Co. Barrow, Bert, musician — Snyder A Dowker. Brown, Wm., musician, Snyder A Dowker. Brock, M. W., musician — Snyder A Dowker. Brown, Jess— Orton. Bruno, Prot, magic— Orton. Balcom, Frank, slackwlre — Wheeler. Bell. B. II., priv.— Wheeler. Cooke, nerbert — Barnum A Bailey. Colo, Geo. — Barnum & Bailey. Colo, Miss, rider — Barnum & Bailey. Cooke, Jas. — Barnum A Bailey. Clair, Carl, band — Barnum A Bailey. Clifford, Grace, rider — Barnum A Bailey. Carroll, Jobn — Floto Shows. Clements, W. C— Floto Shows. Curtis, Dr. Rowland — Floto Shows. Campbell A Johnson — Floto Shows. Chester, Marvelous — Floto Shows. Collins, Oriental Dancers, side show — Sautelle A Welch. Cousins, Joe & Mrs — Itobblns'. Carroll, Billy & Mrs.— Robblns'. Chapln Troupe, Arthur — Sun Bros. Cherry, J. C. — Sun Bros, Cooper, Cbas. — Sun Bros. Carroll, AI. — Sun Bros. Clark. C. S. — Sua Bros. Chamberlain. L. J., band — Sautelle A Welsb. t'oxey, Wlllard — Barnum A Bailey. Cooke, LouIb E. — Barnum A Bailey. Cablll, Mich— Orton Shows. Clarence, Master — Orton Shows. Cooper, Mrs. ChaB., privilege— Orton Shows. Careys, The — Cap. Am. Co. Crlpler's. Harry, band — Gentry, No. 1. Cooke, Wallace, side sbow — Wheeler's. Cameron — Downle's. Cousins, Jack— Sautelle A Welsh. Cebrat, Prof. Paul — Frank Carnival. Clark, Will, musician — Jones Show. Ctmdwlck, Josephine — Sautelle A Welsh. Chefalo— Indep. Am. Co. Cunningham, Paul, posters — Rlngllng. Cramer, Joe D. — McCndden. Clark Bros. — Hippodrome, N. Y. Clarkonlans — Hippodrome, N. Y. Clvmer, C. A., privilege— Selby Show. Carlotta Family — Seeroan Mllllcnn. Cook, Ben, advance — Robinson Am. Co. Copley, Jos. J., supt— Alamo Show. Cnlllson, J. C, press rep — Alamo 8how. Cooper, II. It, leap gap — Lemon Bros. Cook, Prof. A., musical director — Cedar Point, Sandusky, 0. Cannon, T. J., secretary — Boer War Co. Campbell, Harry, candy — Floto 8hows. Curtis, Denny, candy — Floto Shows. Combs, Geo. — Boer War. Corr, Wm. L. — Hargreaves. Claire, Geo., advance — Forepaugh-Sells. Clark. Wm. E., mgr.— Lngoon, Cincinnati, 0. Carroll, F., musician — La Mont Bros Cole, Geo. 8., spec. rep. — Jobn Robinson. crnndali, Mr. A Mrs. Albert A., mule riders— Rlngllng. Carnnhnm. Sam — E. G. 8mlth's. Crosbys, The, side show — Wallace. Corlnn, side show — Wallace. Clark. Grnce, side Bhow — Wallace. Crenner, Harry, side Bhow — Wallace. I able, Geo., ad. car 1 — Gentry, No. 1. Copeland, Sandy, bar — Floto Shows. Cnslellos, Two, riding — Custollo A Graves. Castollo. Ada. riding— Cnstello A Graves. Carre, Albert, trnlner — Hippodrome. N. Y Coxey, Will., chandeliers— W. P. Hall, t owan, Walter, bill poster— John ltoblnson. Collnl, Clnlron. dancers — Rlngllng. ramllle Trio— Rlngllng. Cohen. Snm — Robblns'. Cobb. Bert, wardrobe — Wallace. Clark A Slonebrakcr, traps — Rollo Fox Sbow. Carro.F. A., Juggler— Rollo Fox Show. Contell, Jos. O.— Rollo Fox Show. Curley, Jobn, canvas — Lucky Bill W. W. Costello. Dan, horses— G. W. Hall's. Cook, Wm., stock — O. W. Hall's. Connors A Connors, Jumpers — Pierce Am • , Coburn, Mae, side show— -Gollmar Bros Clove, Miss, side show — Gollmar BroB Crawford, Wm., side show — Gollmar Brt Crabtree, Harry, car 1 — Rlngllng. Crlppen, L. C, car 1 — Rlngllng. Carr, Wm., car 1 — Rlngllng. Cowan, Walter, car 1 — Jobn Robinson Coates, W. M., car 1 — Jobn Robinson Couriers, Tom, car 1 — Barnum A Bailee Cohen, Abe, car 2 — Barnum A Bailey Cody, V. F.— Kemp Sisters. Colby, Geo. — Sautelle A Welsh. Collins, Lll— Uden's W. W. Cburch, John P., gen. agt.— N. Y. Hlppodr • ■ Costelle, Mile., rider— Sells A Downs. Coles, Aerial — Sells A Downs. Clark, E. E. — Gasklll Carnival Co. Campbell, W. W.— Gasklll Carnival Co Correa, John A Marietta — Forepaugh-S"' - Carl Bros., Three — Forepaugh-Sells, Clarke, Cbas. — Forepaugb-Sells, Cable, Geo. — Forepaugb-Sells. Coleman, C. B,, boss car 1 — W. P. Halls Carey. C, car 1— W. P. Hall's. Carays, The, trick horse — Swallow A Mail 'c Carman, hoops — Hunt's Sbow. Chlst Peter — Hunt's Show. Calcelta — Hunt's 8how. Cleveland, Vic, car 2 — Pawnee Bill. Collins, Leo, wire — Downle. Congo A Huka, Zulus — Downle. Cameron, snakes — Downle. Conway, W. J., car 1 — Robblns. Carroll, J., car 1 — Robblns. Carter, Tom, musician — Hunt's Show. Clark, Banjo Billy — Sells A Downs. Cook, Wallace, Annex — Wheeler. Carlosa A Sllverton — Spark's. Currier, Nettle, rider— J. Roblnscn's. Castle, Dolly — Hagenbeck. Castle, F. R. — Hurlburd Show. Christie, G. W., working dept — Todd. Comstock, L. D., car 1 — Gollmar Coil, E., car 1 — Gollmar. Catelano, musician — Hewitt's. Cloud. Leooa, traps — Greater Smith cooke Jr., Hubert — Sautelle A Welsh. Clark, Belle — Sautelle A Welsh. Connors, Wm. — Sautelle A Welsh. Carroll Sisters, concert — Sautelle & WeHi Curry, Chas. — Sautelle A Welsh. Clio, La Belle, side show — Sautelle A WeNh Cloud. Bill— Buffalo Bill. Cox, Harry— Buffalo Bill. Cady, Harry, car 1 — Lemon Bros. Carmbella, band — Lowery Bros. Cavanaugh, J. F., car 3 — Rlngllng. Condon, Dave, car 3 — Rlngllng. Caldwell, Jess, car 1 — Hagenbeck's. Clottl, Archllle, Jockey — Clrc. Wortloy, Aus. Chnrch, F. L., car 1 — Hagenbeck's. Carroll, Tom, car 1 — Hagenbeck's. Caron. Geo., bill poster — Sautelle A Welsh Cole, Henry, musician — J. Robinson. Cooper, Vic. musician — J. Robinson. Corlnne, Mile. — Robblns'. Cushman, Prof., balloonist — Lowery Bros. Clarke, E. N., car 2 — Hagenbeck's, Core, Joe, car 2 — Hagenbeck's. Craig, R. D., car 2 — Hagenbeck's. Cooper, Todd, car 2 — Hagenbeck'B. Cook, Anna, rider — Lemon Bros. Coooero. leap chasm — Lemon Bros. Cook SiEters — Lemon Bros. Carlotta. Millie, side sbow — Lemon Bros. Clark, Harry, principal clown — W. P. Hall. Carlton, T. M., band — Stowe's U. T. Co. Cross, Ed., advance — Silvers' Show. Chapman, Harry, side show mgr. — Castello A Graves. Clyde, F, adv. prog.— Welder Carnival Co. Cblpman, Mrs. Bert, snakes — Sells A Downs. Crooks, Cbas. — Van Amburg Sbow. Cummins & Sefert Troupe^ — Colo. Grant W.W. Culver, Prof. Ed., band — Burns A Co. Cooke, Wallace, mus., annex — Wheeler's. Cook, Lewis, car 2 — Lemon Bros, Conroy, Jobn, transp.— Gollmar. Cooper, Mrs. Cbas., priv. — Orton's Curtis, W. EL, canvas — J. Robinson. Crosbys, The, annex — Wallace. Corbett, Wm., adv car — Forepaugh-Sells. Crnndcll, Tony, car 1 — Norrls A Rowe. Cunningham, Barley, cor 1 — Norrls & Itowe. Clark, Tony — Hagenbeck's. Craner, Ben — Craner's. Craner, Mayme — Craner's. Crane, Russell — Craner's. Craner, Mnxlne — Craner's, Canlber, Ralph — Craner's. Coleman. Anth. A Mary, wire — Cook-Barrett. Cunnlnghnm, Harley, car 2 — Norrls A Rowe. Crandell, Tony, ear 2 — Norrls A Rowe. Carpenter, Alpha — Drake A Falkiner's. Corey, F. B., stock — Downle's. Colemnns, Two — Cook A Bnrrett Culver, Ed., band — Burns A Co. Crane, Geo., musician — Burns A Co. Collins, A., musician — Burns A Co. Charley, Jim, mu.ilclan — Snyder A Dowker. Do Renzo, Wm., & La Rue, Frank — Barnum A Bailey. Doekrlll, R. H., eques. dl. — Barnum A Bailey. Do Tiers, Mile., auto loop — Barnum A Bailey. Dean, Clarence L. — Buffalo Bill. Dlggs, Arthur E., advance — Floto Shows. De Van, Wm. — Floto Shows. De Long Sisters, aide Bhow — Floto Shows. Du Barry Trio, side show — Floto Shows. Dutcb, P. A., side show — Sautelle A Welsh. Duffy, Hanna, side sbow — Sautelle A Welsb. Davis, Limford, band — Downle. De Vllbls, Great— Downle. Daros, Four — Robblns'. Dever, L., tickets^ — Campbell Bros. Dever, Mme., bearded lady— Campbell Bros. Devollo, I'rlnce, fire king — Campbell Bros. Dcltlno, Don A Mrs.— Todd. Donnldson, Cnpt O. W., balloon — Todd. De Nova Family, aerial — W. P. HnIL Davis A Davis, skaters — Swallow A Markle. Defrnnc, A., adv. car — Forepaugh-Sells. Dorethy, Jim, sideshow — Pawnee Bill. Doss, Wm., side show — Downle. Dawson A Booth — Fitzgerald. Dawson, Bailey, musician — Fitzgerald. Delmato, Nona — Sun Bros. Dock, Sam A Sadie — AI. Steele's. Dcvlnney, Jobn, canvas — Forepaugh-Sells. Dunn, Thos., lights — Forepaugh-Sells. Delly. W. II., car 1 — Gollmar Bros. Duval — John ltoblnson. De Mario, Harry, cont. — C. n. Knight's. Dunnlngton, W. 8. — Hagenbeck's. Diess, Stewart, musician — Jones Show. Dumont, Qrcnt — Sautelle A Welsh. Develos, Throe — Sautelle A Welsb. During, Thos,, train — Wallace. Dalton, Jnck, canvas — Boer War. Davis, Nathan, formerly Barnum A Bailey — 107 N. Dtb, Phils. David, Chas., steward — Wallace. Darling, Fred, sbow — Lancaster, Pa. De Alva, E. II.— De Alva Sbow. Delevan, S., driver — Rlngllng. Dlctz, Fritz, chandelier — Rlngllng. Daly, Jack R., advance — Selby Snow. Pcseronto, Millie, witch — Selby Show. Do Veldc A Zcldn— Patterson Carnival I " Downer, W. L.— Brown A Baker, Rolln Itmk. Toledo, o. Dormnn, Geo. F., sec. and tr. — Alamo Shows. Dnrnaby, J. Allen — Pnrker Am. Co. De Carlo, Fred^ — Floto Shows. D'Eupas, Three, bars — Campbell. Devlin's Zouaves — Buffalo Bill. Dlggs, Arthur, car 2 — Floto Shows. Davis, Jas., cook — Wallace. Davis, Cbas.. adjuster — Rlngllng. Daly, Tom, car 2 — Rlngllng. Duflleld, C. H. — Pain's Pyro. Co. Dexter, Dorothy — Welder Carnlvni Co. Doud. Owen, press — W. P. Hall's. DellnmeadB. Seven — W. P. Hall's. De Wello. Harry, adv. car— La Mont Brce Denten, Dick, cook — La Mont Bros. Delano Family — I.n Mont Bros. De Vaugh A Burke — La Mont Bros. Pclnmntcr, A. O. — .... _ Richmond Cam. Co., Mldv. -T- Dinus Troupe — Korepaueh-Sclls. De Vault. B. — Meyer's Monarch Co. Davles, Tb(> — Meyer's Monarcb Co. Continued on page ♦?!. ■Ms Will R. Rogers. , From the " Vpitd^West.^ Irene BtntleV Th» Tlovitt jirl. J . *&- jf Did*. A few Paradise Roof Garden fnlertainers 9 ^% 5he&n ak"nd Warren . Chas.H.Brftdsbfcw & O. Presenting "Fix in & Fix." Mrs.Annte Ye&rnans & Jennie. Picking from Proctors Programme. 494 THE USTEW YORK CLIPPER. July k DIRECTORY OF TENT SHOW PEOPLE, ETC., FOIl THIS SEASON OF 10OS. Continued from page at. Dcmonl, Oertlc— Geo. 8. Ely's. Donovan, Geo., muilclan — Norrls 4 Rowe. Deane, Homer, musician — Norrls 4 Rowe. Dick. Fred, bill poster — Gentry, No. 1. Darling, Chas. £., adv. — Caatello k Uravei. Davenport, Orrln k Lulu, riders— Rlngllng. Dacomas, Seven — Mingling. Devens, The — Klngllng. Iteming, Otto, musician — Qollmar. Dunsworth, Jas. — Hagenbeck'e. De Vllbls. ladder — Downle. Davis 4 Ryan, wheels — Downle. Daly. Kd. E., press — Gentry No. 2. De Forrest. Harry, ponies — Klngllng. Dracula — Klngllng. De Clalrvllle, Sid— Lucky Blll'a W. W. Dunlap, Blonde— Lucky Bill's W. W. Dunlap, Marie— Lucky Bill's W. W. Davenport, Ulchord— Capt Collins'. Devere, Mine. — Campbell Bros. Dowd, W„ car 4— Ilarnum k Bailey. Dee, ha., car 2 — Barnum & Bailey. Button Jr., Wi.i leaper — Sella k Downs. Dyson, Win., clown — Lee Bros. Deminorest, Lee — Welder Carnival Co. Dyer, Velda — Qasklll Carnival Co. De Bollen Bros. — Forepaugh-Sells. Donaldson, W. — Forepaugh-Sells. Dean, Al. — Forepaugh-Sells. Delno Oarnell Troupe — Forepaugh-Sells. Deschane, B. F., car 1 — Gentry Bhow. Dash, Ben, car 1 — Gentry Show. Donnelly, Lon, car 1— W. P. Hall's. Deloy, Eddie A Myrtle — Swallow k Markle. De Von 4 Gall— Hunt Show. De Mott, Win., rider — J. llobinson. De Mott, Rose, rider — J. Robinson. Dulton, Jas. 4 Mrs. — J. Robinson. Daniels Bisters — J. Robinson. Davis, Gertie, rider — J. Robinson. Du Barry. Great, loop — J. Robinson. De Fay, Alice, animals — Hagonbeck'B. Drabu, Frederick — llugenbeck's. Daley, Ed. E., press — Gentry, No. 1. Dunn, G. W. — Gentry, No. 1. Day, Tom— J. Robinson. Dody, Lewis, car 1 — Lemon Bros. Donvard, ponies — Lowery Bros. Dlehl, Jerry, car 3 — Rlngllng. Day, Doc, car 1 — Uagenbeck s. Dale, Wm . car 8 — J. Robinson's. Donovan, Jerry H., car 3 — J. Robinson's. Dickson. D. E., musician — J. Robinson's. Dornn, vera, musician — J. Robinson's. Dlttmar, Cbas., musician — J. Robinson's. Davles, Bert, musician — Sautelle k Welsh. Donovans, Daredevil, loop — Robblns Show. Dunnlngton, W. S., car $ — Hagenbeck's. Dilger, Ed., clown — Lemon Bros. Davenport, John, clown — Lemon Bros. liaison, Alfred L., press — Pain's Pt. Arthur. Iivwecsa, E. W. — Welder Carnival. I lemorest, Lee, diver — Welder Carnival. I lavls A Barth El Theatre— Welder Carnival De I.ano, Wm., Juggler — Brown's. Dean, Clarence L., gen. agt. — Buffalo Bill. Davis, Prof. L., col. band — Hargreavea. Dame, Robt. car 1 — Qollmar. Dutch, Edwin, cornet — Sun Bros. l>e Alvin, Harry — Cook 4 Barrett. Dyer, Geo., musician — Snyder k Dowker. Emery, Wm., electrician — Barnum & Bailey. Evans, Harry, treasurer — Kioto Shows. Elliott Troupe — Kioto BhowB. Ellett, Frank, clown — Kioto Shows. Eolls, Mile., side show — Sautello 4 Welsh. Elletts, Two — Bobbins'. Eddie, El Nino— Robblns'. Elmo, Pete k Allle — Fitzgerald. Emgard, Harry — Sun Bros. Earnest, Ed., props — Orton Show. Ellsworth, rb.fi., manager— W. P. Hall's. El Bolto, Slgnorlna — Rlngllng. Evans' Old Plantation — Hewitt Show. Erlrkson, Clarence — Jones Show. Erickson, J. W., car 1 — Gollmnr. Elzor, Fred & Winnie — Sautelle k Welsh. Englcrt, A. S.. can. — Sells k Downs. Ely, Geo. 8.— Ely's. Edna, Mile, — Selby Show. Edwards, J. Harry — W. C. Parker Am. Co. English, W. P., mus., mall — Barnum & Bailey. EBcarolllos — Publllones. Estes, Frank, car 1 — Rlngllng. Earl it Evans — La Mont Bros. Evans, Homer, musician — La Mont Bros. Ewlng, Earl, musician — Norrls A Rowe. Ellis, Ed., musician — Norrls A Rowe. Kldred, Gilbert, rider— Rlngllng. Eldrldge, Sol. It., clown — Wheeler's. Etl — Forepaugh-Sells. ," Eldrldge, Geo. — Korepaugh-Sells. i t Eldrldge, Harry — Forepaugh-Sells. fc- Ellett Uioupe — Forcpnugh-Sells. Esslnger.p. E., car I— W. P. Hall's. English, Jas., musician — Hunt's Show. Edna, Miss, rider — J. Robinson, Edyth, Rose, Ballet — Orrln Clrcns. Enoch — Greater Smith's. Edgar, Geo., car 2 — Hagenbeck's. Edna, Mies, crayon — Excelsior Carnival Co. Earle, Harry, press agent — Wallace. Elliott, Albert, clown — Wheeler. Eapey, Geo., musician — Gollmnr. Elder, Wm.. musician — Gollmnr. Eldncr, Arthur, ndv. car — Korepaugh-Sells. Eberly, Joe, car 1 — Norrls k Rowe. Elvares, The, ladder — Downle. Klblnger, John — Craner's. Elliott, J., musician — Burns A Co. Forrcsto 4 Albcrtlnl — Bornum 4 Bailey. Florcnz Troupe — Itaruum & Bailey. Fredericks Troupe — Barnum A Bailey. Earls, Mel. A., contr. act. — Kioto Shows. Fiintr.uo, nlrte show— Kioto Shows. Kclgar, Clark — Sautelle & Welsh. Foster, John — Robblns*. Faust, Robert, musician — Sun Bros. Fair ford. Krotl — Sun Bros. Fairbanks, Gus — Orton Circus. Frank Doc — Frank Car. Franklin, Paul, musician — Jones Show. Ferguson, W. It, gen. agent — Hagenbeck's. Klaher, Flying, Family — Rlngllng. , Franklin, W. E., general ngent — Wallace, i Fey, Win. H., dining car — Klngllng. Ferrari, Francis — Ferrari Bros. Carnival. Ferrari, Jos. G. — Ferrari Bros. Carnival. Kergusou, E. O., advance! — Smith Am. Co. Fremont, Col. W. II., mgr. — Cont. Am. Ex. Co. Franklin, II., candy — Kioto Shows. Franklin, Ed., cniidy — Kioto Shows. Fenn Bros. Shows — Embarrass, Wis. Fellowcs, Dexter, press rep. — Rlngllng. Feltus, Roy, asst. mgr.— Forcpnugh-SeTIs. Fitzgerald Gerald Show — Ogdensburg, N. V. Fnbeano, Francois — Welder Carnival. Fits, Ed.— E. G. Smith's. Kcagnn Family Hand — Wlxom Am. Knllon, Tommy, musician — Norrls A Rowe, Flnanc, Jean, musician — Norrls A Rowe. Foote, Chns., musician — Norrls A Rowe. Fierce, Allan, programmer — Gentry, No. I. Fitzgerald. J. H., orator — Gollmnr Bros, Fleming. W. Carl, Hippodrome, N. Y. Fay, Thos., canvas— W. P. Hall. Foley, John — Klngllng. .1 Eraser'* Dors — Itollo Fox Show. Fox, W. V.— Lucky BUI W. W. Franks, Jesse — Sells 4 Downs. Frank, Maude — John Robinson's. Frank, Prof. Brooms, s. show — -Gollmnr Bros. Frey, Robt, car 1 — Rlngllng. Feency, Dan, car 1 — Rlnglliir. Klelschman, Kred, car 1 — John Robinson. Fuller, Geo, enr 1 — Barnum A Bailey. I Fra.ilcr. Geo., cor 1 — Barnum k Bailey. '' Ford. Wm., car 1 — Barnum & Bailey. T> Finney, C. VI., manager — Gentry, No. 2. |1 Funk, Ed., csr I— Cook 4 Barrett. V* Forepaugh, Mamie — Sautelle 4 Welsh. IV' Fredericks, Mile., rider— Sells 4 Downs, sr Kay, Tom, boss canvas — W. P. Hall. **■ Kick, Cbas. E., car 1— Qollmar. ~1 Fitzgerald. p r . j. k— Gollmnr. ' » Foley, Jack, car 2 — Pawnee Hill. ' 'T Ferris, Joe, tickets — Pawuce BUI. .* * Flash, punch — Downle. £_ J Finney, C. W., asst. supt. — Gentry No. 2. Forbes, Wm., treasurer — Lee Bros. Frisco, 8lg— U. S. Carnival Co. Forepaugh, Pearl — Forepaugh-Sells. Frlnk, F. J., special agent — Wheeler Show. FlRher. Kred II., director — J. Robinson. Frazler, Horry, porter — Sautelle A Welsh. Fernandez, Geo. — Sautelle 4 Welsh. Foster, Thos. A., ear 3 — J. Robinson. F.trnuhar, Harry, car 8 — J. Robinson. Fogg, Scott, musician — J. Robinson. Frances, C, musician — J. Robinson. Foster, Linda — Robblns'. Foster, Lucius, superintendent — Robblns'. Faulkner, E. E., car 2— Hagenbeck's. Fleury, John, side show— 'Lemon Bros. Fillmore, Mabel, Circassian — Lemon Bros. Fnblsnl, magician — Welder Carnival. Flshell, Dan S., press — Barnum A Bailey. Fallon, Dan., bill poster — Barnum 4 Bailey. Finn, Thos. L., side show — Downle's. Eugen, Harold, musician — Snyder k Dowker, Friend, A., Uthos — Cnstello 4 Graves. Glnnett, Ioua — Barnum A Bailey. G'ndos Troupe — Barnum 4 Bailey. Grunathos Troupe — Barnum A Bailey. Glrard, Ernest, clown — Barnum A Bailey. Glenrield, Geo., vent — Barnum 4 Bailey. G'tanos — Barnum 4 Bailey. (Juliette, Ella, rider — Barnum A Bailey. Gunning, U. H., supt of adv. — Buffalo Bill Geo. Coon Shouters, side show — Sautelle A Welsh. Gregory's, Frank, Banda Rossa — Robblns'. Greggs, The — Robblns'. Gregorys, Four — Robblns'. «'!aston, Albert, clown — Bobbins'. Griffin, Cbas. E.— Buffalo Bill. Glue, Geo. — Orton Show. Gray, Tom — Frank Carnival Co. Gamble. Gus — Frank Carnival Co. Glen, Master — Frank Carnival Co. Orlswold, L. L., bond— Jones Show. Green, Jim, musician — Jones Show. Gonzales S.sterB — Wallace. Gore, Mr. 4 Mra. Paul — Kioto Shows. Gallagher, Geo., general agent — McCaddon's. Gasklll, W. C— Gasklll Carnival. Graham, Lew, side show — Rlngllng. Uumpertz, Sam W. — Dreamland, C. I., N. 1°. Gillette, W. W., mess teat — Barnum A Bailey. Uregons, The — Selby Show. Gordon, Dave, hostler — Rlppel. (Justine, W. C., band— Welder Carnival Co. Grunt, Dr. Horace — Seeman Mlllican. George, Clarence, candy — Kioto Show;. Garclnettl Family — Circo Velrno, Mexico. George, F., car 2 — Flolo Shows. Garnett, Doc, car 2 — Kioto Shows. Grace, E. C— G. S. Ely's. Gollmar, C. A. — Gollmar Bros. Gollmnr, B. F. — Gollmar Bros. Gollmar, F. C. — Gollmar Bros. Gollmar, W. S. — Gollmar Bros. Gollmar, Bert, secy. — Gollmar Bros. George 4 Georgle — Downle. Grev Harvey, tickets — Downle. Goodwin, W. M., car 1 — Bobbins'. Gallagher, W. M., car 1 — Bobbins'. Goodbart, Geo., car 3 — Rlngllng. Gardner, Nellie — Welder Carnival Co. Ullmnn, Win., special agent — Campbell Bros. Gillette, Prof. A Mrs., s. show — La Mont Bros. Graves, J. C, musician — La Mont Bros. Greggs, Four — Myer's Monarch Co. Gregory, Frank, band — Cal. Fiesta Co. Green, Kd. — Cal. Fiesta Co. Goodwin, Ben — Klngllng. Grace, .Prof., dogs — Geo. 8. Ely's. Geltze, Joe, musician — Norrls A Rowe. Green, Fred, programmer — Gentry, No. 1. Gugnler, Prof., clown — Castello 4 Graves. Goodwin, Kldd, bill poster — Robblns'. Gazzalo. Walter, bill poster — John Robinson. Ganweller. Prof., band — Klngllng. Gllnserettls, acrobats — Rlngllng. Glrdelles, Four — Rlngllng. Gonzales Troupe — Hurlburd W. W. Grlnnell, Pearl, band — Geo. W. Hall's. Gibson Girls — Mundy Carnival Co. Garvlce Comedy, ponies — Brown's Show. Gorman 4 Murphy, acrobats — John Robinson. Graves, II, 0., car 1 — Rlngllng. Gavin, U. E., iuspec. of routes — Hngenbeck. Gentry, II. B., manager — Gentry, No. 2. Gasney, MaJ. E. J.— Van Amburg. Gerenux, Cbas., clown — I.ee Bros. Gallagher, Chas. W.— Gasklll Carnival Co. Gallagher, Octavla — Gasklll Carnival Co. Gorman, Bud — Forepaugh-Sells. Grey, Gus, car 1— W. P. Hall's. Graves, C„ car 1— W. P. Hall's. Groves, Geo., side show — Hunt's. Gillespie, Adam, musician — Hunt's, Gavin, Edward, athlete — F. S. Brown's. Green & Yanderbllt — J. Robinson. Gay, Matt, diver — Greater Smith. Gable, Wm., tickets — Sautelle 4 Welsh. Grattan, Frank, chef — Sautelle 4 Welsh. Grelve, Fred, chef — Sautelle A Welsh. Gibson, Nora, side Bhow — Sautelle A Welsh. Giovanni Cockatoos — Buffalo Bill. Goidon, C. It., car I — Lemon Bros. Graham, Thos. — Todd. ailllngham, A G., priv.— W. P. Hall. Greer, L., car 1— Gollmar. GrlQlth, W. 8.— Qollmar Bros. Gray, Wm., musician — Bonheur. Getty, John, musician — Bonbeur. Grady, Dick, musician — Bonheur. Grlilitb, Frank, musician — Bonbeur. Gregory Family — Bobbins'. Guounny, Arthur, stock — Robblns'. GleiJion, Kid, treasurer — Bobbins'. G'.iy, Cliff, car 2 — Hagenbeck's. Guy, K., car 1 — Sells 4 Downs. Gute, John, musician — Downle. GrlUle, Bert, musician — Gollmar. Grey, Norman, musician — Downle. Gnrrett, J. It., car 1 — Sells & Downs, Glltnore, J., car 1 — Sells A Downs, Goodo, wire — Silvers' Bhow. Gordon, Bert, orator — Lemon Bros. Gustlne, Prof., bnnd — Welder Carnival Co. Grayhlll, J. V. — Excelsior Carnival Co. Glover, oilas, musician — Wheeler. Glantz, J. P., boss bill poster — Brown's. Graff, Jake S., lithographer — Brown's. Gnstcr, Fred B., car 1 — Campbell Bros. Hell, Pauline — Barnum A Bailey. Hj'atanka 4 Kanko — Barnum 4 Bailey. iluttcrnian Sisters — Barnum 4 Bailey. Hovarth Midgets — Barnum 4 Bailey. Horner, Dirk, clown — Barnum k Bailey. Horner, May, rider — Barnum 4 Bailey. Homer, Jas., rider — Barnum 4 Bailey. Hutchinson, F. B., gen. man. — Buffalo Bill. Huston, Jos. II., gen. agent — Kioto Shows. Hill, Arthur I,.— Kioto Shows. Holland Slivers — Kioto Shows. Hocunu, Three — Kioto Shows. Horinmnn, side show — Sautelle 4 Welsh. llcumonns. Three — Bobbins'. llnynes, Geo. V. — Fitzgerald. Hill Family — Sun Bros. Harden. Vldello 4 Richards— Sun Bros. Holts, L. B. — Sun Bros. H.ickenbcrry, Ambrose, cont. — Al. Steele's, Harris, Philip, agent— Orton Show. lle'.mz. Alfred— Orton Bhow. Hart, John — Orton Show. Hclnts, Peter, mechanic — Forepaugn-Sells. Harrison, Hugh, side show — Forepaugh-Sells. Hlncs. Kimball — Campbell Bros. Ilaynos' Miniature City — Cap. Am. Co, llolman, Al. E. — McCadden Show. Hlncinau, Prof., dogs — C. II. Knight's, Hlllman's Elfel Towcr^ — Europ. Am, Co. lloton's Air Ship — Europ. Am. Co. Haley, I). A.— Bobbins'. Hurley, Frank J. — Sautelle A Welsh. Hawler. R. J., band — Welder Carnival Co. Hardy. Harry — Kcrrarl Carnival Co. Hugo. Max — Sautelle 4 Welsh. Hamilton, Grace A. — Sells A Downs. Hewitt, K. 4 Emma—Hewitt's. Hatch, J. r, 1227 Park Bldg.. Pittsburg— Hatch Carnival Co. Hallls & Valors — Hocffler Show, llolden, W. II., adv. agent — Sells & Downs. Herzog Bros., perm. — -Mt. Pocono, Pa. Henderson, Tony, animals — Rlngllng. llowse, P. D.— White City, Chicago. Hodgson. Kred A., run linger — Orrln Bros. Holmes Bros. — McCaddon Show. Hill, II. P., special agent— Sells &,Downs. Harvle, Ed.— Selby Show. Harmon, Eddie — Rlppel. Milton, Pearl, properties— Rlppel. Hammond, hoops — Wheeler to July 15, then De Rue Show. Hanby, II. E., manager— Met, Am. Co. Hamilton, W. L., electrlclao— Alamo 8bows. Heck, W. S„ mgr.— Coney Island, Cin., O. Hindoo Bros.— Barnum 4 Bailey. Hamblln, E. J., car 2— Kioto Shows. Harrington, Lillian— W. P. Hall's. Henry, Cbas. E., cook tent — Barnum 4 Bailey. Horton, W. H., special agent — Rlngllng. Helser, Geo., gen. cod. agt. — Forepaugh-Sells. Harper, John, car 3 — Forepaugh-Sells. Hague, Nellie V.— Welder Carnival Co. Howard, Ed., boss hostler — La Mont Bros. Hane, Will, stock— La Mont Bros. Howe, Will., privilege— La Mont Bros. Hill 4 Hill— Orrln Circus. Hageabeck Jr., Willie— Angel's Clr., Europe. Hangan, E., electrician — Mundy Cam. Co. Hawley, H. H.— Cal Fiesta Co. Hobbs, John — Cal Fiesta Co. Howard Lee, eques. director — Geo. 8. Ely'B. Howard Family, 7 — Geo. 8. Ely's. Howard, Sophia, rings — Geo. 8. Ely's. Hamburg Bros.— Geo. 8. Ely's. Harrison, Gerald, musician — Norrls A Rowe. Howard, Geo., bill poster — Pawnee BUI. Hall, Homer, bill poster— W, P. Hall's, Hobsons, The, riders — Rlngllng. Hartzell, Geo., clown — Rlngllng. Harold, W. B. — Sells A Downs. Holmes, C L-, ad. car 1 — Ring' Howe 4 Decaer, Jugglers — Barlow Show. Holloway, 81m— G. W. Hall's. Helnrlchs, H. A. — Forepaugh-Sells. Harrison, Harry, side snow — Gollmar Bros Hayes, Prof., side show— Gollmar Bros. Horner, Ben Band— Gollmar Bros. Hosklns, W. II., car 1— Rlngllng. Holmes, Lem, car 1 — Rlngllng. Haadlson, Woody, car 1 — RlDgllng. Heckman, L, H., car 1 — John Robinson. Hayes. Cepb, car 1 — John Robinson. Huber, Harry, car 1 — John Robinson. Hutchinson, Wm., car 1— John Robinson. Hester, John, car 1 — Korepaugb-Sells. Hayes, Cbas., car 4 — Barnum A Bailey. Hubbard, Ed., car 1 — Barnum 4 Bailey. Hope, W., car 1 — Barnum 4 Bailey. Hammel, B., car 2 — Barnum 4 Bailey. Hodges, A. car 2 — Barnum A BaUey. Heffelman, C. A., press agt — Gentry, No. 2 Hudgeon, Owen, seals — John Robinson. Harvey, Mitchell, adv. — Barnum 4 Bailey. Holmes, Mr. 4 Mrs. Ben— Uden W. W. Harper, Wm. — Wlxom Carnival Co. Hewitt, W. J. — Cont. Carnival Co. Hayward, Miss — Forepaugh-Sells. Hollis, Orrln, rider— W. P. Hall. Hall, Ben, treasurer — W. P. Hall. Hagen, Jas., band — Swallow 4 Markle. Holland, Geo., boss hostler — Qollmar. Houg, Wm., musician— Gollmar. Harper, P. B., musician— Qollmar. Ilomnn, Frank, car 2 — Pawnee BUI. Humphreys, Walter, chef, car 2 — Pawnee Bill. Hlncic-y, C, adv. car — Forepaugh-Sells. Hern, Jim, adv. car — Forepaugh-Sells. Hyde, Jos., car 1 — Norrls 4 Rowe Hughes, John, musician — Downle. Hopkins, Prof., col. band — Downle. Harms, All B., car 1 — Bobbins'. Hayes, R. A., car 1 — Robblns'. Hopper. E. C, car 1— W. P. Hall's. Haws Sisters — Swallow 4 Markle. Hngen, Jas., band — Swallow 4 Markle. Hunt, J. 4 C. T.— Hunt's. Hammond, hoops — Wheeler's. Hudgens, Prof., seals — -J. Robinson. Holland, Gk>. — Hagenbeck's. Holland, Kate — Hagenbeck's. Ilavlln, John H. — Hagenbeck's. Horner, Geo. — Castello 4 Graves. Henderson, Bert, musician — Fred Hewitt's. Harris, Philip, cont agt— Sautelle A Welsh. Hobart, Frank, agent — Sautelle 4 Welsh. Howman, Harry, props. — Sautelle k Welsh. Hugo, Max — Sautelle 4 Welsh. Hurley, Krank J. — Sautelle 4 Welsh. Horner, Joe — J. Robinson. Hammond, Chas. D., press — Campbell Bros. Hartman, John, car 3 — Rlngllng. Hart, John, car 3 — Rlngllng. Hunt, L., car 3— Rlngllng. Hammel, L., car 3 — Rlngllng. Uarrell, P. W., car 1— Hagenbeck. Hurl 4 Fails — Sparks. Houchett It., musician — J. Robinson. Heath, John, musician — J. Robinson. Heumanns, The, bicyclists — Robblns'. Hall, D., bill poster — Lowery Bros. Henry, Louis, car 2 — Hagenbeck's. Hellar, Sam, car 2 — Hagenbeck'B. Holden, H., car 1 — Sells 4 Downs. Hlldubrand, L., car 1 — Sells A Downs. Hale, Ray P., side show — Lemon Bros. Hall, Great, balancing trapeze — Welder Carn. Harris Glass Sbows — Welder Carn. Harvel, Geo., Old Plantation — Welder Carn. Ho.iper, Cbas., clown — Excelsior Carn. Co. Holden, J. It. — Excelsior Carn. Co. Horner, Ben, band — Gollmar Bros. Helms, Harry, side show — Burns A Co. Hardy, Kid, car 2 — Lemon Bros. Hatfield, Jas., car 2 — Brown's. Howard, Perry, car 1 — Campbell Bros. Hood, C W., bill poster — Cont. Carn. Co. Holmes, Ben 4 May — Uden W. W. 8how. Hawn, Darwin C, b. host — Barnum A Bailey. Hagan. Col. W. H., adv. — Costello A Graves. Irwin, Jas., Barnum 4 BaUey. Innocentl, F., clown — Barnum A Bailey, Ionian, U., electrician — Bobbins'. HUngworth, Hayden, musician — Sun Bros. Ibbltson, Ira D. — Jones Show. Iniler, Dave E., cook — Floto Shows. Irwin Family — La Mont Bros. Isenmyer, Keller, advance — E. Q. Smith's. Iva, PeUte, rider — Orton. Inmans, The — Bobbins'. Irving, Geo. II., side show — Gollmar Bros. liiman, C, car 1 — Barnum 4 Bailey. Irvlns, The — Bonbeur Bros. Ires, Vera, comedian — Silvers'. Hera, F., musician — Burns A Co. Julian, Dalllc, Barnum 4 Bailey. Judge, Todd — Barnum 4 Bailey. Johnson, Minnie — Barnum 4 Bailey. Johnson, Spader, clown — Barnum A BaUey. Jenks, Fred, clown — Barnum 4 Bailey. Jecn, Kule, clown — Barnum 4 Bailey. Jenks, Ed. — Floto Shows. Janra, Mile.— Robblns'. Jackson, Al. — Fitzgerald. Jones, Al„ chandeliers — Qollmar. Johnson, J. S., musician — Gollmar. Johnson, Harvey, car 1 — Robblns'. Johnson, Sylvester— Sun Bros. Jacobs, John— Orton Shows. Johnson, Ed. — Orton Shows. Josephine, Mile. — Wheeler's. Jones, Aug. — Jones Shows. Jones, E. 11. — Jones Sbows. Jones, Bright, musician — Jones Shows. Jennings, John, aide show canv. — Rlngllng. Jackson, Ed. M., contr. — Gentry. Johnson, Al., candy — Floto Shows. Jncksons, The, blc. — Rlngllng. Jones, OlUe, musician — La Mont Bros. Jones, Farmer, A Mother, s. show — Wallace. Jones, "Ulacky," canvas— Geo. S. Ely. Jack, Eddie, contr. — Gentry, 1. Johnson. Jas., elephants — Rlngllng. Jones. H. A., steward — Hurlburd W. W. Jackson, Wm. I., car 1 — Klngllng. Jacobs, W. It, car 1 — Barnum A Bailey. Jannatta's Band, Tony — Lee Bros. Jennett, Miss M. — Forepaugh-SelU. Jennett, Will — Korepaugh-Sells. Johnson, E., car 1— Gollmar. Johnson, Chas., car 1 — Gollmar. Johnson, W. E., car 1— W. P. Hall. Josephine, Aerial — Wheeler's. Judge, Larry, rider — J. Robinson. Judge, Sidle — J. Robinson. Jones, Frank — J. Robinson. Jacobs A Sardel, barrel Jumpers — Gollmar Bros. JenklnB, Gus, car 3 — Rlngllng. Johnson, J., car 1 — Sells 4 Downs. Jones, Tootsle, dancer — Lemon Bros. Johnson, Jos., elephants — Gollmar Bros. Jones. Prof. E. C, baud— Gentry, 2. Jones Oscar, musician— Wheeler. James, Hsrry, musician — wheeler. Jones, Wm., car 2— Lemon Broa. Jaynes, Ed. — Craner's. Jennler Family— Cook 4 Barrett. Jennler, Walter— Cook 4 Barrett. Jennler, Baby Geo.— Cook 4 Barrett. Jennler, Geo. 4 Jessie— Cook A Barrett. Kameklcho, Kanko — Barnum 4 Bailey. Kennard, Chas.— Barnum 4 Bailey. Kennard, Ed. — Barnum 4 BaUey. Krao, Link — Barnum 4 Bailey. Keene. Jule— Buffalo BUI. ,, _ Kelley. Joe— Swallow 4 Markle, 2. King, Tom, boss a. s. canvas — W. P. Hall. Klume, Martha — Wallace. Knoion Sisters— Campbell Bros. Karlo. Mons.. swords— Campbell Bros. Kemp's W. W.— Hillsdale Park, Newark, N. J. Kranse, O. J., manager— Pawnee Bill. Kent, John — Floto Shows. Koplln, Will, clown— Floto Shows. Kent, Jack — Downle's. Koster's, The (Harry)— Robblns'. Kane. Ed — Sun Bros. Knight, Harry, musician — Sun Bros. Kaufman, 8am — Sun Bros. Kelly, Cbas — Sun Bros. Kelly, J. A.— Al. Steele's. Koster. Kid— W. P. Hall's. Klncade, Billy — Barnum A Bailey. ;• Mtaco, Ida — Forepaugh-8ells. Marie, Mile. — Forepaugh-Sells. Mason, H., car 1— W. P. Hall's. Menth, H., car 1— W. P. Hall's. Miller, W. R., car 1— W. P. Hall's. Moore, L., car 1— W. P. Hall's. McKlnnon, J., car 1 — W. P. Hall's. Momlnee. Alex., clown — Hunt's. Malone, Tom — Hunt's. Mclntyre, Eddie— Hunt'B. Murray, Geo. — Hunt's. Molloy, Albert — Hunt's. Morgan, Geneva — J. Robinson. MUlman Bros. — J. Robinson. Mayo, Burt, rider — J. Robinson. Marettn, Rose^ — J. Robinson. July 8. THE 3STEW YORK CLIPPER. 495 Marguerite and Hanley — Hlngllng Bros. McGovern'B Band — Hewltt'B. Millard. Art. annex— Sautelle A Welsh. McCIoBkey, Mich., atock — Sautelle A Welsh. Mcdoskey, Jos., stock — Sautelle A Welsh. MHvIn nros. — Sautelle & Welsh. Miller. Harry E.— 8autfeHe A Welsh. Mansfield. Annie — Sautelle A Welsh. Morass, K. — J. Robinson. Morgan, Kittle — J. Robinson. Momnj, Mows — Buffalo BUI. Moore, Aaron — Buffalo Bill. McGlnnesa, lltho., car 1 — Lemon Bros. MulvlhW, John, car 1 — Lemon Bros. Martelles, Harry A Emma — Wallace. Mahler, Henry, car 3 — Rlngllng. Mahler, Win., car 3 — Rlngllng. Marshall, S. E., car 1— Hagenbeck. Melius, Chas., treasurer — rawnee Bill. Montambo, Nap — Todd. McCurran. C. W. — McCadden. Mlllettes, The — W. P. Hall. Musgat, W. R., advance — W. P. Hall. McCormlck. Frank, lot supt.— W. P. Hall. Mitchell, Chas., master trans. — W. P. Hall. McLaln, Bert, tickets — W. P. Hall. Martin, Wm., car 1 — Gollmar. Marsden, E. L.. car 1 — Gollmar. Merchant, E. J., musician — Gollmar. Morse, W. H., musician — Gollmar. Meyer. 1. A., car '.'—Pawnee Bill. Mulrehlll. Ted, car 2 — Pawnee Bill. Mercler, H.. adv. car — Forepaugb-Sells. McGown, H., adv. car — Forepaugh-Sells. MeCall. Jim. car I — Norrls & Howe. Mansfield, Harry, carl — Norrls & Howe. Morlan, Cbaunbey — Jones Adams' Cam. Co. Mooney, A., car 1 — Hagenbeck's. Maddy, Herbert, car 1 — Hagenbeck's. Morrow, Jag. A., s. show — sautelle A Welsh, McGulre. Wlllard, press — Pawnee Bill. McCord Bros., bars — Bonheur Bros. McGrane. C. E.. musician — J. Robinson. Magby, John, car 1! — Hagenbeck. McClure. Harry, car 2 — Hagenbeck. Malloy, Pat, car 2 — Hagenbeck. Moon, IX. car 1 — Sells ft Downs. Milton, Frank — Kioto Shows. Meeker, Slay, cont. — Lemon Bros. Mllllgan. Billy, clown — Lemon Bros. Marley, Dick, clown — Lemon Bros. Marks, Wm.. rider — Gollmar Bros. Maxwell, Nelson, Troupe, aerlallsts — ■ ' ■ Gollmar Bros. Mannings, The, statues — Downle. McCue ft McCue — Downle. Maxwell, Ed., prlv Downle. Madden. T. J. — Downle. McLaughlin, Pete, car 1 — Bobbins'. McCobe, J., car 1 — Bobbins'. Mllldrun, Chas., car 1 — Robblns'. Miller. Gus, car 1 — Robblns'. Murphy, M., car 1 — Robblns'. Msgee, J. J., announcer — Welder Cam. Co. Martin, Ray, treas. vaud. show — Welder Carnival Co. Morse, Leah — Welder Carnival Co. Miller, W. S., mgr. — Excelsior Carnival Co. Magiilre, Prof. H. 8. — Excelsior Cam. Co. Mazzettas, Flying — Gollmar Bros. McCarthy. Tambo — Van Amberg Show. Moss, Rube, advance — Cummins' Indians. Meade, Poll., advance — Burns ft Co. Mllllgan, Martin, car 2 — Lemon Bros. Moorella. J. A., car 3 — Brown's. Masuud Bros. — Brown's. Mulhollen, Emmet, car 1 — Campbell Bros. McNuIr, J. E. — French's New Sensation. Marsh, J. C. — Campbell Bros. McCue, W. H.— Downles. Mltchley, S.— Mundy Carnival Co. Montgomery, W. U. — Texas Bill W. W. Mitchell. II. E.— Cook & Barrett. Murry, Fred J., agent — Pain's "It. Arthur." Meade, Phllo, musician — Burns A Co. Merrlam, Billy, gymnast — Bauscher's. Morgan, Wm., musician — Snyder & Dowker. Miiupln. Ed., musician — Snyder ft Dowker. Murdock, H., banners — Costello ft Graves. Nulou, Johnnie, side show — Sautelle A Welsh. Nelson, Hurry— Sun Bros. Nichols, Iiew, mgr. side show — Orton Shows. Nlcholl, Prof.— Orton Shows. -Nlblll. Jos., car 1— Bobbins'. Newman, Sylvester, tickets — Downle. Norwoods, The, perch — Downle Nelson, Billy, tickets— Pawnee Bill. Nello, W. C— Lambrlgger's. Nichols, Prince — Hewitt's Show. Nelson, Itillie — Frank Cam. Co. Nolan, Mart, boss can. — Rlppel. Naglo, M. F., special agent — Rlngllng. Norman ft Dunglnrs, side show— Wallace. Norrls. Ed., bill poster — Hargreaves. Nelson, H. \V\. canvas — Haw's. Newton Jr., Wm.— Lucky BUI W. W. Newton. May— Lucky Bill W. W. Mta, Mmc — Orton. Nelson, Harry, car 2— Pawnee Bill. Nelss, Victor — Seemun-MIlllcan. NeJBon, Geo., car 1 — Barnum & Bailey. Nichols, Col.— Smith Carnival Co. Nagle. Ed. S., musician — Robinson Cam. Co. Nichols. Four— Forepaugh-Sells. Nunn, W. E.. car I— W. P. Hall's. Nonn, Prof. W., orcb. — Swullow & Markle. Nyegaard, Karl, horses — J. Robinson. •Normans, Five. Juggling — Gentry, No. 2. Newton, Clinton, press — Sautelle A Welsh. NewtOn Bros. — J. Robinson. Nedmw, J. W„ car 2— Pawnee Bill, Norrls, R. F., car 1— Lemon Bros. Nocerf, Wm., car 3 — J. Robinson's. Norrls, Edward, car 2— Hagenbeck's. Nichols. Lew— St. Louis Synd. Am. Co. Nohee; J. ML, car 1 — Sells & Downs. Newman, J. D.. gen. agt. — Gentry, 2. Nelseuuach, Howard, car 2— Sells A Downs. eck'«. Smith, Wm., car 1 — Hagenbeck's. Sanders. Sam, car :i — J. Robinson. South, Harry M.. car 3 — J. Robinson. Shaw, W. E„ car 3 — J. Robinson. -Servicer M. C, car 3 — J, .Robinson. Smith, Chas., musician — J. Robinson. Simmons, K, musician — J. Robinson. Shelley, John, musician — J. Robinson. Shlpman, Jas., purch. ugent — Robblns'. Sprague, T. L., secretary — Robblns'. Strout. Hurry — Lowery Bros. Springer, R. B., car 2 — Hagenbeck's. Spelden. L. M.. car 2 — Hagenbeck's. Stout. Vic. car 2 — Hagenbeck's.' Smlthec, J. N., ear 1 — Sells A Downs. Smllletta Bros., bars — Lemon Bros. Stubbletleld Bros., trapeze — Lemon Bros. Smlletta Sisters, aerlallsts — Lemon Bros. Smith, Mrs. P. J., snakes — Lemon Bros. Stiles. Emery, horse — Gollmar Broa. Saxon, Wm., elephant — Gollmar Bros. Sharp, Cant., driver — Gollmar Bros. St.'Cyr. Mroe., dogs— Silvers'. Shenpard. Billy, com. — Excelsior Cam. Co. Shelbys, The. handcuffs— Excelsior Cam. Co. Shepliert. Albert, mils. — Montgonierv W. W. Snyder, Arthur fj„ agent — Lewis Dog A Pony. Shaws. Aerial — Hells A Downs. • • Selinnd, Chief — I'amjilwtl Bros. Smoker, Lewis J. — Todd. St. Leons, The. acrobats — W. P. Hall, Rwan, Wm., Car 1— Clollmsr. Stiles, Emery, boss animals — Gollmar. Smith, Dell, musician— Gollmar. Hevoy. Jas., clown — Wallace. Stockberger. W. E., car 2— Pawnee Bill. Mulllvnn, J. J., enr 2 — I'nwnee BUI. Sulllvriii. J., ndr. enr, Fnrcpniigh-Hella. Singleton, Geo., adv. car — Forepnugh-Sclls. Stnuehl. A., adv. enr — Forepaugh-Sells. Rplttler. J., ndv. cor — Forepaugh-Sells. Seymore, Red. adv. car— Forepaugh-Sells. Simpson, Win., car I— Norrls ft llowe. Scblueler, Chas., car 1— Norrls A Bowe. ». Stout, Victor — Hagenbeck's. SundiMi. side show — Pawnee BUI. Slpkelman, Harry, tickets— Pawnee BUI. Smith. Doc, stock — Downle. Remon, S. H , ad. — Adams' Humpty Durupty. Skerbeck Sisters, contortion— Burns A Co. Sage, Wm., musician — Wheeler's. shumakcr. Jim, car 2 — Lemon Bros. Scoflcld, E. II., press — Brown's, Snyder. D. S., paste — Brown'R. Schaufty, Ernest, hostler — Brown'*. St. Julian— Pawnee Bill's W. W. Sherman, M. C, musician — Downle. Sleight. Peter, car 1— Robblns'. Sang Waugh Troupe, acrobats — Gentry No. 2. Strong, L. K., car 2 — Gollmar. Smllh, Louis, car 1— Campbell Bros. Bcott, Ab., railroad contr. — Hagenbeck's. St. John, Frank T. — Forepaugh-Sells. Horg, David — Jones-Adams Carnival Co. Swan, Buy, onp. car — Wallace. Stuman Family, annex — Sun Bros. Shcriner, Ike, violinist — Sun Bros. Bcotl, Burt A Anns — Cook A Barrett. Shipley. Emma — Cook A Barrett Schiller. Dick— Cook A Barrett. Sever; Jas, musician— Burns A Co. Snyder, Arthur, 2-1 hr. man — Sautelle A Welsh. Stanley, A. F., musician — Snyder A Dowker. Snyder. Charles, musician — Snyder A Dowker. Stewart, Verno, musician — Snyder A Dowker. Stowe, John P., musician — Snyder ft Dowker. Schlenck, I... car 1— W. P. Halls. Tammeo, Frank, general mgr. — Floto Shows. Tblliaiild, Ed. ft Joe, side show — Sautelle A Welsh. Trltlpo, La Roe, side show — Sautcll A Welsh. Trover, Floyd — Grant's Wild West Tracy, Harry C. — Downlc's. Tbardo, Edward — De Alva. Ty Bell Sisters— Wallace Show. TnoropwiD. Dana — Hewitt's. Tlpps. II. It, dlr— Royal Am. Co. Taylor. Robert, train — lllngliug. Taylor. Will, advance-— Rlppel. Taylor, lid., mnnager— Ala. Cam. Co. Thompson, It. N.. horaes — Wallace. Tarklngtun, W. O.. contr. agent — Rlugltug. Tblhnan. U I'., treasurer — \su Arubiirg. Todd, Mr. A Mrs. Wm— Todd. Toild, Harry— Todd, thlerk, Ed. A Nellie— K. G. Smith's. Touue. Ira. gen. agent — Mundy Cam. Co. Talbot t Glass Show— Tyler's Ala, Co. Tlbbett, L. G., bill poster — Forepaugh-Sells. Thornton, Geo., bill poster — Johu Robinson. Taylor, Guy, clown — Barlow. Thornbrew, Hoy, chef — Lucky Bill. Toley, Guy — Wonderland, Minneapolis. Ta'rble, Cspt, Aurura Zouaves — " t Forepauah-Sells. TUebo. Wm., car 4 — Barnum ft Bailey. Thatcher, Geo., car 2 — Barnum A Bailey. Tree, E., car 2 — Barnum A Bailey. Thomas, Walter (l*evans) — Campbell Bros. Thompson, Sherman II, — Gaskill Cam. Co. Tajifco — Forepaugh-Sells. Thotn, Norman, advance — Swallow A Markle. Tryon. Dr — Gollmar. Tenaol, N., ndv. car — Forepaugh-Sells. Tabb, Lawrence, car 1 — Norrls A Rowe. Toozoonln Arabs — llurgreaves'. Travis. Warren — J. Robinson. Tijte, Fruuk— Hagenbeck's. Travers, Dun, tickets— Sautelle ft Welsh. Thomas. It. J., train— Sautelle ft Welsh. Testili'i', Wm.— Sautelle A Welsh. Trumley. Johnny, side show — Buffalo Hill. T'lhuev. Chas. II., musician' — Sells A Downs. TBI. John — Coney Island, Cleveland. Triplet!, Trip— Van Amberg. Taylor, Geo., musician — Wheeler's. Tumour, Jules — Klngilng. Titus. M. S.. band— Sun Bros. Thomas, Fred ft Mrs., trapeze — I.owery Bros. Tlllavn, Fred, car 1 — RoIiIiIiih'. Thorpe, Jos., miislcluii — Burns ft Co. Trousdale, Earl, musician — Snyder ft Dowker. VIoIh. Pauline— Barnum A Bailey. VllUere Troupe — Barnum A Biillcy. V(enp«is»i> Troupe --''nvum ft llnllev. Vinidce. Wm., clown — Buinum A Ballsy. vVaHn ft Tnrenne — Flolo Shows. ValleettH, lions — Kioto Shows. Van Nell, Countess Sid.— Sautelle A Welsh. Vance, Wm., advance — Rlngllng. Vulerlo, Don. bund — Seeman-Mllllenn. VlneJln— Orrln Circus. VmfWyle. Joe, musician — Norrls A Rowe. Vukcs, Mury — Wonderland, Minneapolis. Von Quett, 11. — World's Fair Co. Verne, Prof. — Sells ft Downs. Vance, Wm.. car 1 — Rlngllng. Van-()slet), Grant, car 4 — Barnum A Bailey. Van Tassel, Cora, side show — Hunt's. •Van Shark. Mrs.— J. Robinson. VanCteve, Hurry — Hagenbeck's. Vonler. Louis— Billy De Muck. Velneldcr, Chns., car 3 — J. Robinson. 'Veraersou. Joe — Lowery Bros. Venable, Chas. — Sells ft Downs. Vancluscn, F. It., musician — Goliraar. Van Ostcn, Thos. D., car 2 — Pawnee BUI. Vancello— Gollmar nros. Vontclles. The — Van Amberg Show. Voraell, Eddie — Colo. Grant W. W. Watson, Samuel, clown — Barnum A Bailey. ■Woodford. Prof. Chas.— Dumuui A Bailey. Wentworth, Rose— Barnum A Bailey. Wentworth, Harry, clown — Barnum A llalley. Wertz, Chad, clown— Barnum A Bailey. Wertz, Jennie, rider — Barnum A llalley. •Wells, C. 8., press agent— Buffalo BUI. Wheeler. Punch, press agent — Floto Shows. Wlndeuker — Flolo Shows. Wcntz Duo— Robblns'. Wanderly, Mile.— Robblns', Wenrlck, C. W., musician— Fitzgerald. Watson, Chas. P.— McCadden. .Warnlck, Joe— Al. Hteele's. West. Prof., lender— Orton Shown. Williams. Chns., Juggler — Orton Shows. Washburn, Lew, butcher— Orton Shows. •vVlngate, Frank, ring stock — Korepaugh-Sells. Wllfles, Two — Cap. Am. Co. ■Wheeler's Lions, J. — Wheeler's. Welder. W. H.— Welder Carnival Co. Wllllken. Wm.— G. W. Hall's. Wenona ft Smith— Pawncn Dill. West, Jas. G. — Norrls A Howe, Wyoming, Frank — McCadden. Wnlsh. M. Heory— (.'rystalplex. Ward, Mazle — Jones Shows. Woodward. V. O.. car 1— Sautelle A Welsh. Williams. Bud— Sautelle ft Welsh. Wy«H, WLJi bTimbjiJ Carnival Co. Wqgner. clown — Campbell Bros. Wood. Geo., canvas — Wheeler's. Williams, Lee, manager — Hagenbeck's, W«bh, A. L.. cook— Hlngllng. Walton. Ed. C. (Bros.) — Canada Frank Ward, D. a.— Pan Am. Carnival Co. M'esf, Will, clown— Bclby. Wlllier. Prof., hand— Belbv. Wire, Sidney— Buffalo BUI. Wolfing, I. 8.— Hlngllng. . Woods, Steve A., gen. agent— Alamo Bhow. Washburn, E. M.. transp. — Gentry Bros. Wolkowsky, Riihs dancer— Forepaugh Hells. Winner, Wm. H., animal — Wallace. White, Chas. A., newsp. contr. ag.— Rlngllng. Wilson, Chas. «.'., exc. agt.— Forepaugh-Sells, Well lout on. Mile — Welder Carnival Co. •WHIlaniH, Geo. W„ musician— La Mont Bros. JVrlghl, ('. K„ musician— I ji Mout Bros. White, John, wagon show — ;';,. ... nil* Oxford Ave. Ballo. Webbs, Cant.. Hnils —Forepaugh SpIIk. Weylman. Gen., privilege — Downte's. Half. Cbas.— K. G. Smith's. Wallegs. Arthur, side show— Wallace. AVirhiir Bros., bars — Geo. 8. Ely's. Welty. Mae— tieo. 8. Ely's. Williamson A Ollhrrt— Barnum « Bailey. Webb, Horace— Rlngllng. i i Wallace. Ernest R.— Fultnn. I*. t. Whltraore, John, car I — Rlngllng. Wnnlman. Harrv. car 1 — John Roblnt-on. Wilson. F. M., bill poster— Hsgenbeck. Wortnald. Wm., bill poster — Wallace. Warren. Frank, car 2 — Barnum A Bailey. White, Holly, enr 2— Barnum A llalley. Wllkluson. 8., car 2 — Barnum A Bailey. Wells. W. K., ring master— Gentry. 2. Window, I). W., rider— Sells A Downs. * Wailrapp. .!. L., mgr.— Lemp Park, St. Louis. Welcome, Fred — KorepaughJSella. Wheeler. B. It., car 1— W PV Halls. - Wiley. «).. car I— W. P. Hall's. Wlttwer. Harry, musician — Hunt's. Woods, Steve — Whitney. Wrlglii, Harry (Curly) -J. Frank Hatch. Welsh, Geo. A., pur. agt— Sautelle A Welsh. Woodruff, Jean, master mech. — Sautelle. A Welsh. Willis, Trlxle, side show— Sautelle A Welsh. Wilbur, Hurt K.. contr. — Brown's. Wallers, Fred, side show — Buffalo Bill. Ward, I). S.. car I— Lemon Bros. Winfrey. II. C, enr I — Lemon Bros. Wynne. John, car 3— Hlngllng. Wlsrhend. Mark, car 1 — Hagenbeck's. Wilson, K. Jl., car 1 — Hagenheck'a. Wilson, V. A., car 1 — Hagenbeck's. White, Chas. II., band— Todd. Wurtliift. Uoward— Todd. Wallers, Will— Todd. Williams, Al.. musician— J. Robinson. Webster, Fred, musician — J. Robinson. Wlsecup, C. E., musician — J. Robinson. Welch, Elmer, musician — J. Robinson. Walle, Earl, car 2 — Hagenbeck's. Warhller. IsjuIs, car 2 — Hagcuhcck's. Wballen, .Ins., car 2 — Hagenbeck's. Wright, H. N., car 1— Sells A Downs. Williams. Henry A McComb— Lemon Bro", 1 Walker. Harrv. side show — Lemon Bros. Weaver, Kilty, wire— Gollmar Bens. Weaver. O.. balancer — Gollmar Bros. Wllsmi ft orr, wax works— Welder Cam. Co. Wlilte. Gus. Punch ft Judy— Excel. Cam. Co. Williams, Geo. S., asst. treas.— Ilagenbeck'i. Welch, Orrln, musician — Wheeler's. .. White. Jus., music-Inn — Wheeler's. While. Oscar, musician— Wheeler's. Whulen, lleleu— Craner's. Wbslen, Nellie — Craner's. Wlllotte. Frank- -Craner's. Williams. Edward, ear 1 -Campbell Bros. Williams. II.- tT, bill poster— Cont. Cam. Co. Wilson, Don 11— Wallace. Wertz. Harry, eiiurs. dlr. — Gollinar. Warrell, I". J., lojiistor— Gollmar, White, John, front door— Gollmar. Wlnne. Wllbert. car 2— Puwnee Bill. Whitney. I-'..' ir|v. car — Forepaugh Sells. Wilson. Howard, side show — Pawnee Bill. , Wolf. Joe, musician— Downle. "WuIhIi, Billy— Downle. Welch. J. A Celln— Pawnee BUI. Walsh. Henry. Ikiss host — Barnum A Bailey, Webb Bros. — Cook A Barret I. Warren, F. 1,., hand— Melbourne Show. Ynnklxh ft Senko — Barnum A llalley. Yoklchl— Barnum A Bailey. Yeatoii, l^on— 'Wheeler's. Yost, .1. A., car 2— Flolo Showa. Yose — Furepuugh'Sclls. Yengcr. Cllfc— Gentry. No. 1. '» Yoshamlto Japs — Gantry, No. I. Yucca. Mine.— Sautelle A Welsh. Yniinge, Fannie — J. Robinson. Young. E. ()., side show — Texas Hill W. W. | Young. Ham, cur 1 — HagenlHH'k's. Zellu. tieo. — lluruutD A llalley. Zmellu, Hughla — Barnum ft llalley. Zlerke, It., band — Flolo Shows. Zeldu, Mile.— Orton Show. Zolredle, Fred— tOrrlu Show. Zelda— Cal Flesja Co. ', , Zadell. Prof., steers — Geo. S. Ely's. Zoe, Mile, side show— Gollmar Bros. Zelleuo, L. C. — Lenmn Bros. Zeno. Prof. Dick— Hewitt Show. Zeilunr. Mile., side show— -Hunt's. Zeldu. Mile- Buffalo BUI. Zlska ft King — Orrln nros. Koiihniilakl*. John, f mun hand — Floto Shows. Zereeta — Campbell pros. '■+** WAVIMNUTIIN. Wiltons. The— Hlngllng. Woods. J.-^lollmar Bros. Wolf, Clyde— Texas BUI W. W. Wntson. a., privilege— llnrlow Show, iwllnr, ,la«.. hostler— Barlow Show. Wilson. Len— Borlow Show. (vU«YWnr, Clinton— Barlow Show. Walsh, j. |[., canvas— Hollo Fox. Whltlurks, The, trapse — Lucky BUI W. W. JVIof. Jas^ aerial— lucky BUI W. W. Wkllina, Harvey L.— Barnum ft Bailey. Tacnnia.— At the Tucouia Theatre (Cal- vin llelllg, munRserl Hie Eckhart-llawkfng Ideals, In "Virginia,!' drew large houses week of June III. "A Woman In the Cbsb" week of 211. Star (Deuii Worley. manager). — Thl« house has returned to ilrniuu, Hie Hanlelu Company, in "A wdtnun'H Devotion)! being Ihe opening all ruction. iiiii-hki'm. — Tliu Brighuai-Rlcliardsou Co., In "The Mun In Black, week of 2(1. Giianii (W. W. Ely, manager).— This la the only vaudeville theatre upeu In Tin-onus.. BUI week of Mi The Lees, the James. Ed. Christie. E. Conckey ami Alt Homier. Busi- ness Is fairly uuud. N'cm.'H. — Mrs. Flake. In "Leah Kleschna," drew good house* at the Slur 20. . .Nat Betas' Southern Carnival (.'u. did fair business week of lit Six months ago Tacoina bad six ten cent vaudeville houses, in day only una is In operation. . .» Scuttle. — At the Grand Opera Houie (John Cort, manager) return eugugenioiit of Barney Hernuril, In "The Fliiitiieler." June 2tt. Durk rest of woek. Inues' Hand July 3,4. Il«til«-I Frawluy, In "Hanson's Folly," 15-17. MkUTTM TliKVruri 'J. P. Howe, manager). — Mrs. Flslie, In "Leah Kleschna," 27 -.Inly I. Tiiiiiii avknok Tiihviiik i Russell A Drew, mummers). — Clpjs. 'Taylor Co. Juno 20 and week, In "The Female Detectives." Clma. Taylor Co., lit "Tim White Tigress of Japan," July 2 and week. Oiii'iiKUM Thimthk. — Now: Herbert Chea- lev mid coiiiiHiuy. Hi'lscno, the Cuban: TlimnuH and- Fuller, 'Rusel I and o'Ncll, (ho Kcllx, William C. Hoyt and moving pictures. Pavtmikm 'I'IM-atiik.— New-: The Exposi- tion Four, Mill), Du. Thcs|ic,.0'|)cll anil llart. Leo While, Riqlt'v mid Brady, Howell and, Kniirsui: ami moving pictures. Stau Tiikatuk.— New :. Star Trio, Kddlo Jeiinlngs O'Brien. t'«d Fiankw and Horace Mniiii, flyrou ind Liiugdnii. Jos. M. Golden. Stephen Fllzpiitrlck and eompun..', the Great I,e Barr, Leslie Piinjeroy and movlug plc- tiirra, Stnanm I'iiuatiii;, — New : Yarlck and La- lond. May 'IVmiiust, De Vuughan SlBters, Kfil'Cit Nome uud.the Great Campbell. Kwtm — Cozad's H|g Dog and Pony Showa June 2'i-Jtiiv 2. . . . . .Commencing July 3 tho Nat Itclss Southern Carnival Co. shoux hero for two weeks Commencing Juno 20, and continuing for twelve duva, Arnold's Big Hhowa uppeurad at Madison Park Turin Cort, manager of the Grand Opera House, and general manager of Ibo Northwestern Theatrical Association, has returned from his L'ustcni trip. , . ■ ■■ ♦«♦ K. I. I'rociiir ««(! THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 8. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER ♦ »♦ THE FRANK QUEEN PUBLISHING CO. (Limited.) rHUI'itlkronS. AL8EKI J- BOltlK, EOlTOItlAI. 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MM WEEK MB*- " T,, 5 SoUTI K ANY THEATRICAL WMl'AKY 1H SOU! IT KM I« Ollll LIST Of ltOUTKN ON *"oth"h I-IOIL WK CANNOT 8BNU ROUTES BY 31 A II. Hit TKI.E ORAl'll. DRAMATIC. S P New York.— We have no knowledge of "the" present whereabouts of I he V**Z Address » letter m our enre. and we will ad- vertise 11 in Tub Ci.iiteii letter list. P. S.. M. II.. Cumberland, .1. ('. It., San Francisco, Mcli. & C„ Urn nil ltnplds, II. Kh York, A. II. P.. Chicago, XL I,. II.. Chicago. Miss K. W., Victoria, Mux. ('. S., Sntiln Cruz, J. S., Lnuciisler. Mum. V. S. It., New York, X. 11. M., UuNlon, Mum. II. M.. New York, S II.. Jtrlstiil. ' Mrs. L. II.. LVorlo, T. II. K.. lloRtoii, , _ n (!. O. II, Bending.— See answer to S. l., nhcive. , . II. Mi'A.. New York.— Our llles do not record such an occurrence. Address the Hong- Icr Sisters IS NMV or Til Clipper. KUCHA I'oil Tl.— I'niiil 2. Supply and de- nmuil govern the snlnry for such ucts. YV S l\, Chicago.— 1. Performers furuisti their own "props." 2. Yes. X lfP*g.» ».i* 5 per cent. -I. ilanngcrs have nbsulule con- ti-ol over tbi'ir programmes. ''■ * " st OI those In New York mid Chicago. W II. I).. Providence. — Address the Kilter- prise Music Supply Co.. -HI West Twcnly- cIkIHIi Street. New York Clly. .1 H M-. VYesl I'hlltidelphln.— Address In- grilill & Neiil. Ill enre of Till: Cl.ll'l-HB. .1. K. I.K II., Hiixhiiry.— I. Address olll.e of Kuriiiiui ,^ itllle.v, 2.'. West Till rly-fun rlh Slreel, New Vi.rk 1'il.v. 2. ltlngllntr Urns., ltuniltoii, \Yls. W. .1. <).. Jii., New York.— The fimpMI hns rinsed. alu II. K. II.. Mnnsfleld.— 1. lruiu $U lo.f'S per week. 2. Snlnry depends upon I he ability of the pln.ver. \Y. ti., PlHsbure.— We have no knowledge Ol till V Hlll'll Sl'llOlll. 10. M. 1»., SprliiRlleld.— I. Address Jinrly, In ww »f i Taf rw to— I Wouuiii's '•'""R'le. New York Clly. 2. Address Hudson I lie- iicrc, New York Clly. K. 11., IvnlitiiinxiMi.— The cimipimy hns chlNCll. r. s. 11 pillllli'Hlloll .1. A. II. Ill 1S1IO. 1" J. I... Itlir Itiplils.— 1. They nre net of one sl?.e. 2. At Iiiuimi-k where irlnl perfuriiv ■•mi nre iiIvimi. :i. 1'rmn S2r, per week up. K. M.. Ilulyuke.— • Apply In the nltoruey Krliei-al of Hie Slnle. K. it W.-- Add cess parlies In enre of Tim I'l.ii'l-lili. P. M. S.. S«» York.— Not nt present. I-;. W. 11.. t lot Springs. — Aildress I Hi* ■ Pllzgernld. IN Ann Street, New York City. .1 I,. A., Italian. -.-We can nut. nhl ,v«u. S II. J.. Ni'w York.— Mrs. .luliii Drew never pis veil In •■Alnddln" nl Nllilus thirdeii, m>r wits l he plnv ever pnwiileil there. Mrs. Krinli Drew pliiviil III II nt Lniliuui s M II- .siiiiii Miin-ti 17.' IS.'ill, mid Mrs. John Wimil acted In H .lime il, lSlll. at the iMyUHi*. Mrs .lohn Drew hecntiio uitinnger of I lie Arch Slfi'i't Theiilre, Phllmlelplila. Aug. SI, 18UI, nml i-inillnmil ns iiitiiingi'r of the house mi I II Miiy 7, IHII2. . O. P. — The last performance In Mlilo s Harriett anM given Sntnnlny night. March 211. IK'.ir, by (ieorge W. Molinie mid company, III ••Mv AMI llrldgel." The nizlug ^>f I he building began shortly afterward. IHT.i. — 1. The Rogers Brothers first sinned In -A ltelgn of tmt." opening Sept. fi ISPS, at the Ilvperlmi Theatre. New Ilnven. Cam. '-'. Ward mid Vokcs llrst starred In "A Hun on the flunk." opening Aug. 17. lSill, Jl Criind Opera House, Sprlngllcld, O. A. B.. New York. — Address J. W. Oormsn, Colonial Theatre Hulldliig, Boston, Mass. K A. T.. Westfleld- -Address C. A. Hawk- Ins. 118 Kast Thirteenth Street, New York T 11 L>., l't. Wayne. — AddreH* Charles Kr.iliiiiiin. Kmplre Theatre Uiilldlh),', New York I'lly. . . ■ V. U. Alverloa. — The letter was sent Juns 27. to Blnlr I'a. . . .1. II.. I'lillndelphln.— Address Hie Actors' Fund, 112 West Tony-second Street, Xew Comnvun IlEAnEB.— 1. •The Evil Men Do" opened Anjf. 211. !!><•"., nt the American Thrn- tre. New York City. Address Sullivan, Har- ris Il Woods for the dale of change of name. 3, A-nem-o-ne ; derived from the- Greek. .'I. De-rpla-a-ble : rarely used. Nkw Yokkeb. — 1. Billy Diamond, the min- strel, died Jan. 14. lSII.'l. In Boston, Mass. 2. Actors nre rarely paid salaries during re- hearsals. In cases where rehearsals are of extra long duration half salaries are some- times pnld by the management. CARDS. 31. M.. Cleveland.— Any hand, with more or less llinn five cards Is foul, and the bolder Is barred from playing. 31. C. Wnrwk-k.— A wins with high and C. B.. New York.— B Is entitled to six points for the ruu. TURF. K C Dnnbury. — Address the stewards of the jockey club at that place. MISCELLANEOUS. E. L K-. Bath.— A's profit w«b $20. II. C.. New York. — Address Secretary of Treasury, Washington, D. C. o.n Dime JIlsbk (William J. Sweeney, manager;. —For Ihe coming week the curio hall utlrucllons are: llewsous eight legged caif. Valdern's box mystery, Chief Davey s Indian village, Ilose Bodlue and her traliieil alligators, and Nelson, armless artist. In the theatre: Daisy Fealy, Clara Kane, Jlaud Ar- llnglon nnd the moving plclnres. Ctjirk Btrep.t ifi'SEUit (Louis M. nedges, mnnnger).— t-'harles Tripp, the armless won- der, will lead the curio hall attractions for week of July X Other features will be: M. li Brlnkley", who has a beard eight feet long; Annette I.lok. the midget; Princess Bouzo. who walks on swords, and Prof. Sil- ver, ventriloquist. , White C'itv (Paul D. Howse, general innnnger). — Ulrlch's Chicago Concert Baud, n group of musicians from the Theodore Thomas Orchestra, gave a Wagner pro- gramme last night. 1. !f crowds and enthu- siasm mean anything at all. then the concert was a huge success. An interesting pro- gramme has been arranged for the coming week. Prof. Blake's Dog, l'ouy and Monkey Circus. Nine Musical Wlllards, Okabe Troupe of Japanese Wonder Workers, the Dc Aeos and several other feature acts are Included In the vaudeville list of entertainers. The other concessions are all doing big business, and- last night. 1, the huge electric tower was operated for the tlrst time. Kavima Park (J. J. Murdock, manager). — The third week of the Domrosch engage- meat began with the matinee Saturday. July 2. Jlr. Damrosch ban selected examples of widely different music for each night, thereby affording patrons an opportunity to attend when the programme Is msde up of the kind ot music thev most appreciate. This park Is prepared for' all kinds of weather. On sultry nights the pavilion Is an ideal place for de- lightful music, and when It Is cool enough lo be uncomfortable out ot doors the con- certs nre given In the theatre. Sans Souci Park (Leonard Wolf, mana- ger). — "Holy Poly" is the current attraction at this park. At least six comedians furnish fun of the boisterous sort, while "The Dance of All Nations," with which the piece closes, never falls to elicit applause. The First Keuiment Band finds Its scheme of special concerts for certain nights ;rowlng In public favor. The high divine "T MASSACHUSETTS. Comedy Four, from the J. J. Flynn "Hip-. Company, were a special lUlraclluu. Ah -l. .,., . ..i ' ; - „.,rV-u sud beach parks are offering special features for Fourth "r 1 ""— , U . c - Ul ;." .f .e ■Yl^scTson The of July In the way of hand concerts uad «£ resorts are all now open for th*"**"*?** Bosluu Theatre, will close Saturday *}*>*'«■ July M. when "The Karl and the Mrl will end the elghlh week of Its cngugcuieut. 1 lie Telephone 1 ' Clrl " will be the attraction at Hie Kmplre this week, and new stock bills arc "Audrey" at the Castle Square, and that Binds." at the Bowdoln continues, second works. concerts and tire- fro.. .. larmon. I.ind and Harmon continue to tlirll tlie patrons of this park, and Ihe electric founialu Is ever new. Tuesday, 4, a cosily display of Pala's fireworks will be glvea. In- cluding an elaborate reproduction of Ni- agara rails. ■ Coliseum (Stewart Spnuldlng, manager). — Weber and his Cincinnati Baud hnvi ly two more weeks. It has created a fine Im- pression In this city, and the soprano soloist, Blanche B. 31ebaffey, has made many frleuds by tier flue singing. On Tuesday n Fourth of July programme will be played. 3llss Me- huffev appears at every concert. Casino (Jahduss (Thomas Preston Brooke, mnnnger). — Lillian Berry Held will make iier llrst appearance at the concerts of the Chl- ragp Marine Bnnd week of :i. For many years Miss Held hns been soloist wllh lids band, bnvlnjg made six tours. Tommy Brooke will appear nt a number of coucerts, where lie will agnlu demonstrate Hint lie Is ns ne- comnllshcd a comet soloist ns lie Is n baud leader. Kivertirw Park. — Motorists have lost no time in finding this pleasant place. After- noon luncheons, dinner parties under the trees and oa Ihe broad verandas keep the park well lllled. Ou Monday night the Ger- man Ainerlciiu teachers visiting Chicago from nil parts of the country will Is- give na linn- quet In the club house by lending (iermuns of this city. AeTKRMATH. — Kdwnrd Curran, lessee and manager of the People's Vaudeville Theatre. Cedar Itaplds, la., has closed his season for Ihe Summer. 3fr. Curran will spend a va- cation of three weeks nt West linden Springs, Ind.. accompanied by his wife nnd dniighier. Tallioi and lingers will piny the Or- pheiiiu Theatre, San Frunclsi-o, week of 10, ami have eighteen weeks booked at Hie oilier prominent vaudeville theatres throughout the West. Thev have not plnyed San Francisco (Ihelr 1ioniol in twelve years Louise Dnlnlr closed her season wllh the Columbus Stock' Co. July 1. 3llss Dainty expects to star lu a costume play next senson. opening for the regular season about Sept. If, Arthur Kherns, of Kherns nad Cole, closes bis season with the Sans Solid Stork Co. Hi, to till vaudeville dates contracted for almost a year ago Carver nud Pollard were Ci.'ii'l-Eii Bureau callers Friday. June :I0. They have twenty consecutive weeks booked In vaudeville beglnuing Aug. 7 J. A. Siernnd. John J. Nash and W. Merchant, of the Bock Island II. It., visited Dubuque, tor the opening ot Itosenthal's White Clly. which thev report was very successful. J. A. Stcruad will start booking Ills circuit about Aug. 1. lie leaves for New York City July 1f> Cliff Dean reports that his new sketch, "A West I'olut Cadet," Is u great success The Chi- huahua 3lexlcnn Troubadours culled Satur- dnv, 1. They play Big Storm Park. Big Slorm Clly, S. D., week of July .1, and have other vaudeville dates, which will keep them working until Sept. il Donald Brian, who hns heen prominent hi the cast of "l.ll- tle Johnny Jones" ever since the first per- toriniince. bus retired, nud will Indulge In his first vacation In three years. lie lias been roplnecd by William Mcenbnn, who gave a very clever llrst night performnme Tuesday evening, June 27 Mary Mnlatestu has liecn engaged as lending soprano In the new production, "The Itnjah of Bboag." which will be given next season \t White City the Okabo troupe of eight has beeo added. It performs many tricks hi juggling, contor- tions and acrobatics on Ihe singe In the plnzu. 3lme. IK' Aco continues sliding for her life, nnd the heud of the De Aco family goes th rough a series ot astonishing aerial Tea Is. . . Mine. Sarah Bernhardt, who will make a long (our In America next season, has se- lected Chicago as Ihe »:lly lu which she will lieglu her eugagemenls. Her Reason Is to commence Nov. 5, at the Grand Opera House, where she will present her repertory for two weeks before going to Xew York. The troupe will come to this city direct from Buenos Ayres Her tour will I*' directed hv Lee Shubert The University of Chi- cago has engaged Ihe Ben Greet players for eight performances, to be glveu nl Scaumioii Gardens, Fifty-eighth Street and Monroe Avenue. The series begins wllh "As You Like It," which will he given on Wednesday afternoon, July 12. •—*> YIHG1NH. Norfolk. — At Ocean View Casino (Otto Wells, local manager) vaudeville will bold the bonrds week ot July y. The Wells-Duune- llarluu Ciiuiedy Co. closed a very successful two weeks' engagement July 1. Acmb (Manzlo & Wllkerson, managers).— Business Is highly satisfactory. People booked for week of June 2ll hold over week of July It. IImou (Abb Smith, malinger). — In addition to the regular slock. Ihe following people open week of July ;t : Three De Voes. Hun- dolph and Maylleld. Llllle Saunders. May Masters slid Mar Slaters. Business Is good, AuiMTOltiUM (J. 31. Bnrlon. mnangeri.— People week of II nre: Frsukle Hall, ljiurn Bavmond, Edith Ducnln, Wilson and Howard, Fdlth Johnson, Willis Giron nnd Lsngdou Curler. New hlogrnuh pictures nre shown. Manhattan (Crlnnlnn Bros., mauagers). — Xo change In the bill for week of :», last week's people being retained. •The Tic . Suiiare. "Kafoozelum week at Ihe Treinout. All Summer resorts fured well last week, although rbe weniher wus cool. The "pop" concerts at Symphony Hull ended lust Saturday night, and attend- ances at (be local bouses should increase us a Tukmont Tiieatbe (Jno. B. Schoeffcl, manager).— On Monday evening. II. "Kafooze- lllin" "coiers upon Its second week at tins bouse The cool weather Inst week brought out good sized crowds, aud the piece seems to hiive made a favorable Impression. Dave Lewis aud Fine Fay shared the encore honors. nnd Nena Blake and the "Incubator Babies also received a worm welcome. Boston Tiieatbe (Lawrence McCarty, muuuger). — After a Summer season lasting eight weeks, "The Enrl and the Girl" will be withdrawn ou Saturday evening, 8, und this bouse will remuln dart until the llrst of September. Sauna Theatre (Adolphe Mayer, mana- ger). — The Empire Musical Comedy Co., which Is proving such a success nt this house, will be seea for Ihe current fortnight lu u revlvul of "The Telephone Girl." Edith Yerrlngton will have the title role, and Will II. Sloan will be the Hans Nix of the piece. Arlle Wurner, Adele Barker aud Fred l-'reni- will make their first appearauce with the company this week. The past two weeks "Jack and Ihe Beanstalk'' was presented In n ca|iable ninnner to flue patronage. Casti.r Square Theatre il.. S. Deland, niiiungen. — "Audrey," with Mary Hall In the title part, Is the hill for (his week, others of the stock company lu prluclpul parts are: Howell Hansel. Wm. Humphrey, J. L. Seeley, Lindsay Morrison, Mary San- ders, Florlne Arnold, Alice Biker, and' Flora Juliet Bnwley. who Joins the company this week. "Ben-My-Croe" wps well given last week, and bad good patronage. Next week, "Brother Ofllcers." Bowdoin Square Theatre (O. E. I»tbrop, manager). — Tue Loihrop Stock Co.. headed bv Charles Miller and Charlotte Hunt, Is seen tills week In the strong drama, "The Tie that Binds." "The Showman's Daugh- ter" pleased large nndleiices last week. "Be- cause She Loved" will be next week's play. On Wednesday afternoon and evening of uext week Jay Huut, stage director, will unve Ills uiiuunl beuetlt. Keith's Theatre (B. V. Keith, manager). — Nina .Morris and company, lu a comedy sketch, "A Friend's Advice, ' Is the under- lined feature hi the current holiday lull. The surrounding show Includes : Cher Ida b Simpson, Norton and .Nicholson, Pat Kooney and Marlon Beut, Hickman Brothers, Will lingers, Dave Xowlln, Tom Moore, Sid Bax- ter, Barry and Wolford, Wilbur Amos aud new motion pictures. The Fadettes ure now In their 111*1 li week, and their popular selec- tions are always heartily encored. Ijist week's bill was an excellent one, and liusluess held up well. •Imi.u'k Theatre fChas. II. Waldron, man- aged. — 'Hie Palace stock liurlesipiers pre- sent, the comedy burlesque, "My t'ncle," as the chief fun provoker Hits week. Frank Graham heads the company of comedians, singers ami ihincci-s. whlcli includes: (ieorge Scaulun. John J. Black, Keiiuelt and Patter- son. -Milton Schnesler. Maude Flston, .May Bryant ami Lilllmi Held. Austin ft Stone's Museum (Stone it Shaw, malinger* i. — The following curio hall fenl- iire;-. are com limed for the current week: De Koita Co., In their wonderful Illusion, "A Sculptor's Dream." an attractive posing act by six artist's models; F.l Senor Santos, grass enter: Sam Johnson, who drinks a pall of wnler every hour ; Bell and Klehnrds, mu- sical marvels; the Snnkerluos, contortionists, and Tilxle, python queen. Ou the stage are: Powell's Minstrel Maids, Violet Dale, Inez Bayard. Bijou Vaiighun. Anua Dixon, Ida Campbell, Hose Bacon, McLnlu Slslers. Tus- cnuoli Sisters, Agnew aud Langmald, Yokes, Grnliani nud Wagner, John Bohau. Hurry Powell, Dick Green, Charley Fnrrell and Frank Marlon. Walker's .Museum (L. II. Walker, mana- ger i. — oils Lambert nod Young Suudow, the physical culture mnrvcls. lead In the curio hall Ibis week. Oher features are: John Bold, tattooed wonder; Conoid's trained monkeys, Clyko, conjurer, aud a pole climb- ing contest. Stage show: Hartford A Davis" Co.. In "The Arrival of Tom Sharkey." Nli.'Ki:i.o(iEo.N (C. K. Cherry, manager). — Curio hall, week of Julv .'I: Emily Hairs living staluary. Prof. Wadaworth, magician; Kid Hnwliind, acrobat : Stanley Morgan, ex- pansionist ; Little Marie, dower queen, and a "Trilby feet" contest. Stage show : Curola linear. Viola lingers, MaJ. English, Chick Collins, Louise Muck, aud ihe burlesque, "A Trip to Paris." 1'aiiacon P.inK (Geo. A. Dodge, manager). — -Itlcciiboiiu's trained horses hold over Ihe present week In the free o|wm air circus ou Ihe lagoon stage. Oilier acts are the 3liTI- uiau Trio, sluck wire walkers, and the Zeno, Jordaa. "Jeuo troupe of acrobats. All ot Ihe concessions are now In running order and being well patronized. NoKl'-iHEc.A Park (Carle Alherte, mana- ger I. — Week ot :j : Fisher and Clarke, To- ledo and Price. Kckert nnd Berg, Otto Bros.. C. W. Llttlelleld and (lie komogrnpli. Busi- ness wns excellent last week nnd the first class hill was much enjoved. Lexiniitox Park (J.'W. Gorman, mana- ger). — In the rustic theatre this week: To- relll's dog und pony circus, the Troubadour Four. Klchy W. Crnlg. Anderson aud Guinea, /urn and Slclson, and the komogrnpli. Ca- pacity liusluess was reported last week. MeuFoiid Boulevard Theatre (J. W. Gor- man, malinger). — Manager (lorninu provides. another good bill this week. The acts: ltos- sow's Midgets, Musical Goolmnus, (he WimhI- wards. Pierce and Malzle, Jimmy Wall and new komogrnpli pictures. Business Is big. Point ok Vines (Jos. J. Bnyuioud. mnn- nger I.— the regular season opeued at I his bench resort Saturday, 1. The new mnn- ugenieiit hns ndded ninuy attractions slnee last seasnu. J. W. Gorman will furnish the iillrnctlon In the rustic theatre, nnd the bill for the week opening Monday afternoon, :t, will be Gonnnn s Alubnmn Ti-onlinduura. Notes.— Malcolm Doiiglns will be In ad- vance of -The Pearl und the Pumpkin," which opens nt the Colonial July 17 Murgaret Daly Yokes will star next xeasuu with West and Yokes, in "A Pair of Pinks," opening nt Lynn. Moss.. Into In August Jay Hunt's drama. "Hearts of Gold." which hnil Its llrsl presentation here recently nt tlie Bowdoln Sqi-urc. will open a six weeks' ca- gagenieiit irt the American Theatre. New- York City. Auk. 21 A professional inatliice of "Audrey"- Is announced for Thurs- day of (his week, at the Castle Squnre Thea- tre. . AfBe Warner, who Joins the Empire Slock Company (hh week, was formcrlv Willi ,or K. II. Sol hern. In "The Proud Prince." A souvenir Isioklet of views of Boston has been Issued by the Keith niiiiingeiiient Howell Hansel will sever his connection with the Custle Squnre Compnnv on Saturday night. H. LaKEulw 'lUEATau (J. J. Flynn. Ulauil ger>. — Tills huusi: opeued Its Summer seawTn lust week, with ''HU2," the conipauy lueliui Ing: Hal Johnson, Hurry Diirnhum HeriJ.r J. Carter. Wlllfam Sellery, George \v {£, Karl Gain. Thomas Mtrrlck, Violet l'lliiln Gssle Chase, Alma Liwreuce. Helen OS Ing, Dorutby Carter, Louise liurauuuu sod, good chorus. The opera wnji well presented ond very clever specialties were intiudnn.a by Violet Hlllson, Helen Darling. ul, r , Burnhaui and the Electric Comedy Four the lutler being deservlug of special uk-Ii'iIud Whitney Bennington Is the cupuble uii^k-ui director. "Two Jolly Companions" Julv ■■ s Canobie Lake Park (X. II. Tractloa c managers) opens for the Summer >ea«,iJ with "Prince Pro Tern," given by the I'uuobi* Luke Opera Co., matinee uud night rtZ theatre baa been remodeled from a vaude vllle house to suit the convenience of any of the big productions, uud the seatlug en path t Increased to three thousand, besides "prl\ ate boxes. Hampton Beach Casino (W. II. nii un{ .j. manager) began the Summer season Jum- •'•(•' with vaudeville, to good business. Th- en- tertainers Included : Kckhoff aud Gordon George II. Diamond, assisted by Will o' Smith ; the GUmore Sisters, George aud Ha-. rlnetou and Willie Gardner. Notes. — All roads led to the circus grouodi June 28, where the Hlngllng Brothers' Show? spread their canvas, and the Immeuse lent was filled at both performances with delighted patrons. The street parade wns the niost complete ever seen here, while the cutertalu- meut from beglunhig to end was of the best The most noticeable feaiures were: "The Field of the Cloth of Gold," the must maeol- tlcent spectacle ever seen here: Die laSSa 'proline nnd tlie Kauffiiinn troupe of cyclists- the Flying Fishers, the Alpines, De Comas! the Gliuserettls, the Four Glrdellers, the Hio Brothers, the De Venes, the Hobsons, Frank Smith. Albert Crnudall, Hurry De Forrest John Slater and Fred Schadle. The menag- erie was most complete. The circus unnei under the direction of Lew Graham, was i big attraction, and the entertainer* Included- Davis Family, Verda Wren, Frank l.en- tlul. Carmelite Dreycr. Louis Murlean, 3111c. Lorctn, Che Mali, Prof. German, llarln, magician, and the mirror maze. Bro.-e Boweii leader of band and orchestra. The Annex Xo. 2, management Cliff Orr, featured the Jnp-Kussinn wnr In motion picture*, nu.l was liberally patronized II. Marred Buruhmu. with the "141)2" Co.. will play the lead In "Miss Bob White" next season, uuder Ihe lnnnngement of Nixon k Xluiaier- man George T. Callahan Is directing the stage nt Lakcview Theatre, and Is tbly usslsieii by Arthur Devlin, lioth of Hie Lm ; - ell Opera House staff Frank G. Mick, resldeut muuager of the local Casio, besides having the programme nnd advertising priv- ileges of the city houses, Is encoding the same to the parks, and Includes ljiketlew Theatre and Park, Glen Forest Park aud Theatre. Lawrence, 3Iass., and "The Pines," Haverhill, Mnss. Lynn. — At Shenfe's Belay House Thes- tre. Nahant (C. W. Sheafe, manager) busi- ness Is very fair. St. Belmo made a great hit. BUI week of July II: Whalley and Win - lev, the Imperial Musical Duo, MeDade aud Welcome. Mnrle Iji Perez. Kagle of Ihe Light, Patrick Touhev nnd Agnes Maher. Bass Point Thkjitbk, Nahant fFrank P. Cauley, manager). — The season opened 1, with new scenery and everything ii|elo date. The hill 1-8 Includes: Ciiiinlngliuui and Cu- veney, Jessie West, Stlrk and Um Don, F. Allen Congo it and Leuiui Hansuu. Muuager Cnuley has on his staff: Joliu llalpln. stage mnnnger: William C. Hayes. eliTlrlilnu; Chnrles Couth', pruiierty man ; II. W. Vaugbo, assistant : Prof! Wlllluni Williams, pianist. John P. Coogun Is tlie New England bouklug agent for this tbealre. Gorman's Summer Theatre, Salem Wll- lows (Michael Doyle, manageri. — This house Is doing a big business. The current alirac- tlon Is .1. W. Gorman's Opera Co.. presenting -Said Pnshn." Notes. — The Hlngllng Bros.' Circus ap- peared in this city June 2'J, lo als.ul i.i.OOO people, and about 20.000 attended Hie per- formances of (he company In Salem, :'.() Leonora Kobcrtson, of Nahant, last season with "Babes lu Toyluud," ns First Utile Wife, is now enjoying a brief vacation with her parents, and was recently leiidered a lawn fete hv her townspeople, which proved a great success. There wns a large number present, and during Ihe evening Miss Down- son favored the company with a number of vocal selections. Sprlnirflcld At Poll's Theatre (Chas. W. Fonda, resldeut manager) the slock com- pany presented "The Uist Paradise, lo fairly good returns, Inst week. "Baby Is Ihe offering tor July .1-8. Nelson Theatre (Cbas. S. Diamond, man- ager). — The Diamond Stock Co. wus situ in "Tlie Charity Ball." to good advaniage, the pnst week. The company hnnd'ed Ihe roles In a most favorable manner. "Tlie Ironmas- ter" week of II. ._ , ,_ Summer Chat. — Dockstaders Mlnslre.s are lo be at Court Square Theatre early in August A Sunilav concert was given nt Courl Squnre Theiilre July 2. ns a bene- fit for William John Koliler. who has been 111 with pueumunln In a local hospital. Mr. Koliler wns formerly a member of the liie W. E. Sheridan's Company. Tlie past two years he has been giving driiniullr lessons in this city, and his presentation of "Louis XI. siip)H>rlcd by Ills pupils, was one of Ihe pleas- ing ninnleui- perfuruuiui-es of tin* past '-' n ' son The Shetlnnd pony, which was to; mother of "the smallest pony In the w»riu. now Willi Ihe Biirniini & Ihilley Circus, dlcu recent I r nt Greul Burrlngloii. . . .The Spring- Held Lodge of Elks celebrated It* llrsl year in Its new quarters last week. A genera; good time was enjoyed by nil , , !„ Connor Is soon lo sail for the oilier side, in lie the guest of Kyrle Bellew on a cruise oi the Mediterranean The death of Mrs- »■ I*. Mntloon. July 28. removes one who na< been closelv nlllwl to the ninnleiir perform- anc««i of this clly for the past twenty-"" yenrs, nnd n hard worker for local chanties. ■ Worcester Ar fhe Worcester Theatre (Jan. F. Hock, resident mnnageri U"'..-\ e J York Plnvers will produce "Sag Ilnrlior • o. LnBt week the company played "Are to . « Mason V" to excellent patronage. " flie «ui Fiianki.in SQnARE (Shea 4, Burke Co.. managnrs).— Week of :J Malcolm W " lnlu j mid iiinipunv will be Keen In "Hie »'»'* Sheep." Iuist week the company P'"' 1 ".?' "The School for Scandal" lo the siillsfaet >n of large nndleiices. "Young Mrs. M hillin'P J , )-1. r >- . , , ,e.| 111 Stic, I,nke Oiilnslgnmnnd (Snnr.ird ««'■ Hi., innnnger). -Week of ::. J. W. Gorman, s Olyiuplii Comedy Kntrrlniners. I*sl Gorman's Imperials drew large crowds.. week Lowell. — Tlie iinrks have Ik>pii filleil wllh plcnlcers during last week nud the amuse- ments have been doing big business. The Sunday concerts plcnscd big business. Ttic view Park and Canobie lake Park June SB, Concerts were given at both parks Sunday, July 2, nnd nt I.ukevlcw Park the Klectr'c lorinuii s imperials urew ohm.- ...■-.--■ ., White Citv. Lake '•iiliislgnuiond it- »■ Blgelow. innnnger). week of .III y J. ■••™J Hans will be; Tile Three Wonderful »J*!r Kit Knrson. Ariel nnd llnblinrd and MJ» Knowllon. Miss Knowllon has drawn i w crowds for Iwo weeks. Excell exhH'U""' of tlreu-nrks nre nlso nromlsed. - lm Notes.— Lillian Slnnotl. with > •■ l ;.; r ™ Wllllnms' company, ns Simplicity. In JfTS Loae," lias Joined the company fur tin- "• mnhider of the season. Irene Tlnimou* 1 a« resigned nnd will return lo her home lr >)■■ cuse for n shorl rest Edmund »■*':• with Hunter .v. Bradford's Players, al in« Worcester, has resigned for his vacation. July 8. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 407 Walter Hitchcock, of last year's New York Flayers, will be at tbe Worteatcr iijnlu tbls vers, having been with the Hunter 4 Brad- ford Platen, at Hartford. • ■ » Fall Mver. — At tie Academy of Music (Cahn k Grant, managers* the Huntlcr Stuck Co. will ui pen the Hummer season July :i-S, with "Captoth Swift." "Peaceful Valley" 08. Sut;ti»i'8 Buoc (D. ft. BufButon, mana- ger). — The Bufflnton Stock Co. presented "Northern Lights" laat week to good busi- ness, and pleased. "Ticket of Leave Man" 3-8. Note. — At a meeting of tbe Caato Theatre Co., held June 30, contracts were awarded for the construction of the Mew Custo The- atre, on North Main Street, and work will begin Immediately. Tbe theatre will be opened In October, being booked with the ether Casto theatres by Al. Huyues, general manager. ■ i llolyoke. — At Mountain. Park Casino (Louis Pelllsfller, manager) the Casino Opera Co. gave a highly satisfactory production of "The Gondoliers week of June 28, to large audiences. For week of July 3, "Tho Tele- phone Ulrl" Will be given. Footlights. — The Opera House will open Its season Ang. ID, With Dockstadcr.'s Min- strels Denman Mnley, who has been ptaylng a leading role In "The Isle of Spice," the past season, la at his bomc In this city for tbe Summer. .... .Arthur Alston, mana- Eer ojT "At the Old Cross Roads" Co., has ccn spending a tew days at his home In this city. :- <-■■ n ii . i Taunton. — At Sabballa l'ark (Jos. J. Flynn. manager) week of June 2(1, "The Telephone tilrl" proved a winner and pleased large audiences. For week of July 3, a strong vaudeville bill will be presented. Woodward Springs will have tbe Old Ken- tucky Colored Minstrels tor its opening, week of July 3. «•» Ii • OHIO. ilucliinatl. — There has been Just a trifle too much of the chill of Autumn to tbe June nights to make superlatively glad the hearts of the Summer amusement directors, but despite lbe lowering temperature tbe sea- son's business shows a healthy average. Ciusstkr 1'abk (I. M. Martin, manager). — The Chester Park Opera Co. will put on "The Lndy Slavey" July 2. Last week "The Mocking Bird," with Carrie Reynolds In tbe role of Yvettc — Mabel Ollmore's old char- acter — proved a .most refreshing contribu- tion In a mns'ral way. The performance was one of fho best ever given at the park. Charles Fulton. Sam My lie, Prank Stammers, Jomes Mellhcrn, Carrlck Major, Georgia Campbell. Edna Iteming, Delhi Ncvln and Cecilia Rhodes were nil members of n Cast that did splendidly' with the tuneful cre- ation, lb the Vaudeville Theatre Lockhart's performing elcprtuints trill, he the new card. Richard llarlowe will come 0, and appear In the revival of "141)2." Last week tbe Mar- riott Twins won lots of applause. Bessie Bans made quite a lilt. Oilier cards for the holiday week are : lxm and Mac Gordon, Sutton and Sutton, and Ruby Raymond. Coney Island (Will S. Heck, director of amusements). — WbeclOck's United States In- dian Hand continue their concerts 2. The new vaudeville bill will Introduce Alice Alva, J. C. I'olk and his educated dog, Uno : Davey and Pbllllppl, Arthur Stiiurt and Collins' and Kern. Of last week's show Clint and Bpssle Bobbins presented a most clever little oper- ettc la "The Masonic Ball," and Gertie Le Claire and her pickaninnies made a big bit. Some tremendous crowns made the trip to "the Island," and on Michael Mullen Day lbe turnout -was of capacity Jamming pro- portions. Tin Yao (Waller Draper, secretary. — John S. Duss upd Ills baud began their sec- ond week's successful engagement '-'. The concerts thus far have drawn splendid sized audiences. Ta'dlow Lauoo.n (J. J. Weaver, manager). — Belle Stone will Ire the stellar out door card 2, and she will make dally ascents and descents of the spiral tour on her mysterious globe. In the nmnliltheat re' Wills and Gray, Charles lleclow, Corbet t and Forrester, Frc- Tola; and lleclow n'n'd Wheeler will bo seen. Lust, week (be Three Ronulds and tbe Wad- dells were among the curds. Business was good. - • Varsity Campus. — Ben Greet'* I'lityers have come and gone, and they tarried two davs longer than their- original booking '•ailed for. and tbe Woodlaudors drew over *4,00o for their four days performances. "The Tempest" was added to the repertory, hut bad weather compelled Its presentation In the University Auditorium, with Sydney. Gree- street .is Steuhano, J. Sayer Crawley as Call- ban. Perceval Ayltncr as Trlncuol and Daisv ltoblnsou as Miranda. "As You Like It" was given nnder the trees. Sl'HMKU CniAT. — All the resorts will put oil big Fourth of July extra bills, lurlndlug the usual fireworks displays At Monarch Park the Mysterious Kclda Ik holding forth. IS. B. Fa us i , formerly of the Anderson & Zicglcr forces here, hut now uf the Grand Opera House, New York, wus a visitor during the week Manager J. J. Weaver, of (he Lagoon, bus gone to New York Sol Ste rhan. of the /on, bus gone East, combining business and pleasure Prank Van Der Shirker will be the conductor of the next May Festival, In 1000. Kdwin W. Glover will lie chorus master, while Blu I'dgur Elgin- will be uaked to Cincinnati to conduct one or more of his choral works Music Hall Is to be re-decorated Lawrence Weber and Sam Srrlbner came on from New York to attend the meeting of the Cincinnati Theatre Company. Charles Arnold was elected presi- dent Tbe remodeled Vine Street will probably be called the Standard. a ' Cleveland. — At t(ie Colonial (Drew ft Campbell, uiunugers) "Captain impudence" will be given by (lie Colonial Stock Co. July 3-8. "The JIIC' drew splendidly last week. "Charley's Aunt" week of 10. Eici.id AVENtiK Gardens (Mux Fiirtkeii- beuer, inuungcr). — "Itoyul Middy" will bo sung by the Faetkcuhouer Opera Co. 3-8. 'Hot-In Hood" was well sung und drew good bouses last week. "King Dodo" week Of 10, Colikkum (M. V. 'frostier, manager). — "Private John Allen" Is the offering liy the ltanford Stock Co. 3,-S. "The Merchant of Venice" drew fulrty well lust week. Vhudc- vllle will be. put on here week of 10. Whitk City (J. Jniincrmnn, manager). — The Nollle R. Chandler Orchestra. Bus-lock, Ho«unl and Bonlfa. Bolo. and Mctvlu How- ard will be the chief attractions 3-8. Thou- sands passed through the gates dally last week, and excellent attractions satisfied tbe crowds und kept (bom coming. Lew Park (Frederick Ingcrsoll. general manager): — FancUilH's Band. Adgle's lions and Hardy are the chief attractions 3-8. The enthusiasm over this beautiful resort does not abate one whit, thousands of fun lovers flocking through tbe gates atl day long. Note. — Harry A. Daniels has been appoint- ed manager for Keith's nere. Mr. Daniels has been with Mr. Krllh for a number of years and knows his policy thoroughly. Fred Urnudl will he the asslsliiut manager. This sclloit iiihhi lhi- part of Mr. Keith Is u worthy and (luielv reiiignllhui of fine of llu- itumt popular anil eOlclent theatre treasurers thai Cleveland has ever bad. » YoHMKNtawn. - -'- AJ Morn. Park Casino Theatre (F.dnwrd Hlnnley, mniini-er) the fol- Liwing excellent bid July 3-8 I Annie Abbntr, Mnrrlnettl and Max Million. Fred Russell, JIa;ica and Corclll, Gertrude Morion, and Bpps and Loretra. Attendance good, and projromme more than satisfactory. Avon Park (Jos. W. Wes». inanaaw).— Programme for week or 8. embraces: Braall and Brazil. Lillian Aahlev. Silvern, aud fcmcrle. ,i. u. Non-toss, Blair uud tie Slurs, and Jos. II. Manning and Master Drew. Very good attendance rules and tbe bills are struug ones. Notts. — The Lyric Opera Co. closed lis Hnmmer engagement at the Park Theatre July l, patronage nut being favorable enough for a continuance of the experiment: The company Is a very clever bno and worthy of success, and was under the management of Phil Itolmon Manager Stanley states that his "add." In one Issue of The Clii'- »'»n this Summer brought him larger returns tliun at any prevloua year since he has been In the business Manager Peter Rice's valuable services have been secured to look after the Interests of the theatrical part of Avon l'ark during tbe Summer. ' » Columbus.— At- Olentangy l'ark (W. W. Prosser, manager) the return lo vaudeville proved* very nopiiiar,' and Lot-kbart's trained elephants as headline™, and an excellent bill consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Cal Stewart Flo Adler, Innls and Ryan, O'Brien and Dlnalo. Mihnar Bros., and Burton and Brooks, drew good housps week of June ad. The bill for week of July 2: Antonio Van Gotre, Emma Cotrely, chas. McDonald, Mr': and Mrs. Per- kins Fisher, Oram and Oram. Zoa Matthews, J: Aldrleh Llbbey and Katbbrlnc Traycr, and the. Perots. - Collins' Garden (II. Collins, manager). — Tbe bill for week of Juno 20 drew large crowds. It Included : Nobte and Bordoncx, ■lack and Bertha Mce, and Geo. and May Woodward. Notts.— Mr. Bailey and Singling Bros, have taken a lease on the Winter quarters at Hcllsvllle from the Sella heirs, and will Win- ter the Forepaugh-Sellg Show here Lewla Hells, the ox-showman, is a receptive candidate for the Republican nomination for mayor here, .... .It ice's Dog, Monkey and Pony Circus showed at tbe Zoo week of June ttO. Akron. — At Lakeside Casino (Barry A. Ilawn, mauagcr) the Herald Square Opera Co. gave fair satisfaction week of June 26. Eddie Flavciie was a pleasing feature as co- median. For week of July 3 : The Trocadcro Quartette, the Marvelous Le Pages, Holmea and Waldroq, Bardie Langdon, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Stewart and the Custnograpb. Gentry Bros.' Doq and Po.nx Show had two big crowds June 27. Noras.— The Mardo Trio, after a week's visit at home In Akron, are playing the Hawn circuit of parks. .... .Pete MaTdo was made an Kagle at Gallon, 0., 21 Rhea Clem- mens, of the "Florodora"- Co., and Beatrice McCue, of "The Girl from Kay's", arc spend- ing the Summer here. t Dayton.— At Lakeside ParkfJas. A. Kirk. manager) big bUHlness was the rale week of June 25. The Bcntons. Bosankl and Itad- e'lff, and lime. Louisa Schmidt were on tbe hill. FAinviEW Park (A. Z. Ward, manager). — Bill fur week of 25 Included: Ernest and Burt Williams and cumpuny, Bush and Gor- don, Geo. Uussey. and Latlmore and Leigh. Good business ruled. Bill for week of July 2, tlie Great Barlow Minstrels. NYitk. — Creatorc and his band drew splen- did audiences In the park week of June 25. Toledo.— At 'the Casino Theatre (Otto K lives, manager) Mary Norman was a big hit In last week s bill. Attendance was big. For July 2 and week: Rebecca Warren and company, ln"A Friend of the Family." For the remainder of tbe season the management will alternate with atock and vaudeville. Farh TiiEATitH (Joe Pearlstluc, mauagcr). — Delia Fox was the feature on last week's bill. Patronage la good. MniiHllelil. — At Lake Park Casino the Kr- wood Stock Co. had excellent patronage dur- ing last week, and will continue hero another week before closing the engagement. Gkntiiy's Duo and Pony Shows, two per- formances, 28, did splendid business, and garc excellent satisfaction. ■ Spring-field.- — At Spring Grove Park Ca- sino (Thus. Powell, manager) a good bill was presented last week. Including : Mooney and Molbcln. Ethel Robinson. Fciitellc and Itad- clLTe, Spencer Kelly, Silvern und Emory. Bill for week of Jnly 3 Includes : Creulore and bis Italian Bund. It, -I: Newell niul Nllilo, Gallagher uud llild. Walter Daniels, Bush and Gordou and the kinetuscupc. — ! «»> MAINE. Portland. — The weather started In again a little unfavorable for the amusement re- sorts the first part of lust week, but by the middle of tbe week all of tbe Summer the- atres, under more favorable conditions, were In full sway and entertaining good sized crowds. A Merchants' Exposition and Mili- tary Carnival, with Midway features, nerved to attract quite a number of people here laat week, many of whom helped to swell the at- tendance at the home resorts. Cai'B 'Piibathe, Cape Coltuge Park (10. V. Phelau, manager). — The umnslug comedy, "A Night Off," as presented by the stock at this house, June 2U and week, attracted business of satisfactory proportions, ami unlimited appreciation of the work of the principals was shown. During the week of July 3 tho slock will produce "Old Lavender," with Md- want Ilarrlgau in the title role, und Hie one act play. "An odd Proposal," featuring Win. II. Pascal, of the company. Gbm Tiifjatem, Peaks Island (C. W. T. Godlng, manager). — A good play, well pre- sented by a capable company, drew largo an- dlpnces 26 and week. The production wan "lltn the Penman," by tbe slock. The stock will present, for week of 3, "Tbe Henrietta," the advance sale for which indicates an over- flow. Jki'keiison TiiK.uiiE (Cahn & Grant, man- agers).— Tho stock met with lino success in their presentation of "The Liars," last week, the attendance being extremely good and the work of the company very pleasing. •The Wife" July 3-8. ItivEieio.v Daiik (D. II. Smith, resident manager). — J. W. Gorman's Vaudeville Stars attracted good business here during tbe pleas- ant days of last week. The olio consisted of b'ludloy mid Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Allison, Anderson and (lolnes, Turn and Stetson, and the Troubadour Four. Columbia Vaudeville Co. week of 3. IUnomnu ItaoH.' Circus Is due July 0. -»•♦■ KENTUCKY. Louisville.— vt Jockey Club Park (Malt Winn, manager) Henri Morln and his French Military and Old Guard Band, of New York, opened June 25. drawing a big attendance. Fontaine Perry Park (Woi. Relchinan. manager). — Large audiences witnessed a good vaudeville here during week of 25. New people for week of July 2 arc: Snyder and Iliicklev. Pmil Conchas, the Columbians, Kelly and Vlolntt" mid Bedford anil Win- chester. An udded nil ruction will be a hfltul of Ignrrnti's, who will build a village at the park and occupy It during their stay. * PaUuijab.— At lbe t'usluu (Win, Maliine, manager) business was very good nil last week. A stork company, with Iwo changes of lilll'a week. Is the ntlrnctlnu. ♦ »» , '■ " Ma. A-.-n Mas Er.wABn J. Cvcek of ii. Dkba-vlanu I!'', .1. Wallers, geucral man- ager). — Ddasenbacu's Park Bund entertains throngs nightly. Tim vaudeville theatre, which Is In course of construction, is well under way, and will open In tbe near future. Too Circus Mnxlmus (the combination out- door theatre and band stand) Is finished. The following acts for July 2 and week : Splssell Bros, and Mack, tho La Buys uud Jolly Zeb and Zlb. a Klca — At the Majestic Theatre (Schu- bert Bros., managers) the Kalin Stock Co. drew verv well Iu "Mr. Barnes of New York" and "Arabian Ntgbls" last week. Week of July 3, "The Arabluu Nights" and "Oqr Boys." Notes. — Lorraluo Mollis, leading ludy of the Kaliu Co., has resigned, and will rest for a few weeks. Iu tho Fall shu will slutt out with her own company, in "A Heart Of Stone," which Is written by Herself. Her place will be Oiled by'Mary K. Taylor..... Knthiirn Stuutou, of the Ifroman manage- ment, lias Joined the Kahn Co J, w. Fellows, manager of the company, has re- signed to rest before the opening uf tho Fall seuuon Eugeuo Koeneke, of the Or- phean) Theatre, will act as treasurer of tho Kalin Co At the Dewey Music Hall, Charles McKeever, of Philadelphia, end Ida Sanity, drew well ail last week. Ultra l'ark: Tbe Ferris Whocl and -laughing gil- lery have been added to tho attractions lit tbe |urk Summit l'ark will be open every day until September. Beginning July It a vaudeville show will be given. S ' 1 ' ■ Allinny. — Only one theatre remains open. Proctor's I Howard Graham, resident mana- ger) presents its stock company, in comedy, nud delights crowded houses. "Christopher Jr." ran all last week, and at each perform- ance all seats were taken. For July S nhd week. "The Butterflies." Lauoox Island has become a great attrac- tion these Slimmer days und nights. Tho llhodu Island Ladies' Orchestra gives con- certs In, the pavilion. Electric paiik Is 11 favorlln Hummer re- sort. The bill at the rustle theatre, :i hiiiI week, Includes : Dixon, Sowers ami Dixon, Tom Gillen, Belli Stone, Seiblul and (iruvunl, und Hastings and Sheldon. Tbe Nouses, Hurry Le (Hair and Kddle Horuii were the lop liners in last week's bill. Drkami.anu continues to amuse large crowds, afternoon and evening, during the heated spell. Note. — Harry Saywell, the popular treas- urer at Harmanus Blcecker Hall, was married on June 20, to Annie Ken von, and made his former home, Toronto, Can., bis objective point on his wedding trip. ■ ■ Jamestown. — At tbe Celeron Theatre (Jule Dclmar, manager), week of June 20, brought an excellent vaudeville bill, with Miirtlne and Maxmllllan, comedy magicians, as tbo headline act. tubers who appealed were: Our Williams, In monologue : Hello Gordon. In her bag punching specialty; Jug- gling Medians, club jugglers : the Two Scliniiles, lotuedy acrolmts, and May I'.vitus, whistling mimic Notk. — The Pelham Stock Co, (under can- vas) appeared In C'orry 20 and week. Elmirn.— At Knrirk'n Glen Theatre ( ID r- hert Salinger, manageri "lolanthe" nui, pre seated. In crowded houses, June 20 and irfefc "Dorothy" will be presented July lib. Kultii (F. W. Mct'oonell, manager). — Bill fur week of ;i : tussle McAvoy, Essln Booth, James Purvis, clauses* Slaters, James D. Proudiuvp, the Ulnltuacobo and Illustrated .Mings. Maautsr McCouticli bas relltted tils losej house with new folding chairs, which has considerably Increased lun seating ca- pacity and makes tbls an unusually pretty and couvculcnt theatre. ntnnliRiiiton. U Boas Park (J. P. E. Clark, manager) Kltaiuiira Japanese Troupe, tbe l'rynrn and Vernon attracted targe crowds Juuc 20-July 1. Casino Park (J. P. K. Clark, innnuger).— Wm. Josh Daly's Minstrels will appear July 3-8. »»» CANADA. Montreal.— At the Academy uf Music (II. C. Egertou, manager) (ho Eiigrnle Blair Co- in repertory, opens Jul/ 10; for an Indelliilto engagement. Tueatre Franca is 1 F. Ha worth, malin- ger). — 'La Troupe Ciixeneuve, permanent French stock company, played to good busi- ness with "I/O Hoxaume des Fcnuucs" ("Wo- men's Klugihim"). 20-July 1, ,T Lo Fll a la Patte" :i and week. Theatre Royal (F. W. I/O Clnlr, mana- ger). — The Una Clayton Stock Co.. In "Tho Counterfeiters," came to good business last week. "The Plunger" 8-8. SotiuKR Park (Lavlgne « Lajolc, mana- gers). — The pavilion was crowded during tl)o past week to see tho following, bill : Adeline Frauds, the Three Rio Bros., tho Thrco Casinos, Prof. Montaigne, and Rico mid El- mer. Bill week of 0: fr'red Herbert's dog circus, Chunda Hulda and Avolos, and Ilesslo Phillips. Rivers toK Park (Al. K. Read, manager). — The warm weather and a good bill drew large attendance to tho above park laat week. Tbe hill Inc'uded: Williams and Hawthorn, Marvelous Boimlo, Crawford and Pinning. Eiiima Write and tho bioscope. Bill week of .'! : The Two Schrodca, Clint nnd Itnbblns. lllngbam and Cable, the Great Bellmnu and May Nelson. Sells ft Downs' circus drew big receipts June 30, July 1. Notr. — The Theatre Francals, owned and controlled by tho J. B. Sparrow Amusement Co., and which during tbo past Reason was the homo or burlesque, has chunged Its pulley and will during next season bo entirely de- voted to French plays, the Paul Caaeneuvn troupe of Parisian players being booked tor tbe entire season. a Iiondon.— Bennett's Vaudeville (C. W. Bennett, manager) was closed June 21 by Manager Bennett, hut the bouse has been leased to the Mitchell Stock Co. for a Sum- mer run of two months. F. Mortlmore Mit- chell, the manager. Is a well known actor and manager, and opens Dominion Day (July 1). with "The British Grenadiers.*' Two distinct hills will be presented each week. Summer prices will prevail. Cooling appa- ratus has been Installed In the house. Mana- ger Mitchell expects the experiment to prove successful. Bi-RiMiiiANK Park (W. L Stewart, man- ager). — The Stoddard Stock Co. opened 11 twelve works' engagement June 211, present- ing "The Senator s Daughter." A very largo audience attended tho opening performance, and attendance Increased us the week ex- pired. Manager Stewart has leased the park theatre from the street railway, and will produce a repertory of plays, with vaude- ville. The roster of (lie company 's tut follows: Ceo. T. Sorrel!, J. Arthur Nelson, ('. (I. Kolth, Bert Walbourno, Francos Oreene, Edward Rowley, W. L. Stewart, Nina flrnv. Ornee O'Nell. Alice Greene, May Whitney and Madeline Goodman. NothH.— Manager Bennett has returned from New York with contracts signed by some of the leading vaudeville stars for next season Business Mnnsger J. II. Aloa, of Bennett's Vaudeville, has left for his homo, on a vacation Hecnmloi's will occupy tbo Grand the first weeek In July, hud re-decorato the entire house Miindy's Shows appeared Iu Queen's Park week of June it. OllUUON. Purtland The Lewis ft Clark Fair has bad 11 larger attendance. In proportion 10 tin- population sif Portland ami vicinity, than any other exposition hehl Iu America. The aggregate uttenduncs for tho llrst three weeks was 21)8. Ml. Tbo average dally at tendance has lieru nhuut 11,01)0, rttnglii': from 7,0111) to ih'iirlv .[0,000. At the. T'lu cago Fair the nttcniiiiiica for the llrst. four weeks rau between 1P..YJ-I nnd 'I0,U2V, «si'r|il ■mi) special day of li'j.uuii. At, II10 finiali.i Exposition lbe nllciidniice for the first si\ weeks was never higher than H.OOO on n it v day. At Buffalo the llrst month's utleiitl auce wus between S.000 nnd ll.l.uiMi, ami Charleston shows only I, (KM) to 2,500 fur Hie same length of time. Colonel Henry E. Doacb, director of exhibit*, estimates "■ Hie iiili-iidnnee nt tho Lewis ft Clark Fair Is 200 tier cent, greater than at nny prcvioo' exposition, considering the population wllh'o a radius of OOii miles. Harry Bulkley. uf Washington, D. C, delivered a it's course on Yellowstone Park nt the Auditorium Juno 111. tunes' Baud gives dally concerts nt 2.1x1 and 7.30 i\ M . uud Marvelous Biiums nppeur. In high wire per fornmnces, over Guilds Lake, at the same hours. The National tiooil ttonds Cunveiittoii was hold 22-21. Tho Congressional Irrigation Comiiilttro visited (ho Imposition 2:1, 21. June 23 was G. A. It. Day. An ofhYlal re ceptlon was tendered to Admiral Gooilr'rli, In cbarge of the cruisers Chicago, Boalun ami Murblclicnd. at tho American Inn, June 21. InncV Band gave a "Lohengrin" concert In the Auditorium, Sunday. 25. Miss 1'ini ridge, soprano; Paul Wessluger, liarltmic, and llohumlr Kryl, corneltlst, w«rn the solo 1st*. Rev. Merlo St. Croix Wright, pasloc Lenox Avenue I'n'inrlati Church, Now Vurk. MMehcd at the Audllorlum at 4 p. m. Tin- North Pnclllc Unitarian Confcronco will In- held 27-20. MamqI'au tin ami f Calvin Uelllg, mana- ger). — Bamcv Uornnrd did good huslimss 2,"i- ,')0, In "Tim Financier." K'olh and DIB begin 20 a four weeks' engagement, opening in "I. O. U." Belarco (E. Ii, Sackett, manager). — Tbe Belnsco Stock Co. did splendidly 10-81, Iu "When Knighthood was Iu Flower." "Nerves" 20. "The Cnnnueal" July 3. Elir-tHR (Milton W. Seaman, mnnagcr). -- Mrs. Plako did excellently Juno 20-2-1, In "l^iali Kleschnn." Tho Empire Stuck Co. returned 2C. opening In "Flnncgnn's Alley," Willi good Sunday houses. llAitr.n (Keating ft Flood, managers). — Joo Flvnn, Do Gran Trio, Lnrrnlno nnd Howell. Jean Wilson, Harry Nowmnn, moving pic turea, nnd linker's Orrlicslrn. STAR (James II. Errlekson. ninnnger. M' Cren and Poole, Vnrden, Perry anil Wither, Wllann nnd Lclceslcr, Mr. and 'Mrs. John T ('hick. Ilallen nnd itnyca, U. II. Shone, mill the Hlnroiieope. liVRtc (Kenllng ft KIoimI, managers).— The Lyric Slock C'o., CO-Juty 1, In "Foggs' Ferry." Giianu (James H. Errlekson, mnnagi»r l. ■ Tin- Got 1 tohs. Fisher and Johnson. Ed. ChrlsHle, Ln Vails, Taluin, tbo Haer.lll Trio. Joe Homier, and (he Grniidlaeopc. Oni'UKiiM (W. A. Simons, manager). - Leon Errol, Vivian Lcota, Wilms Sisters. Dnlay Gnvore, Marjorlo Matidnvlllc, Hvuer and Arburkle, Chatelaine and Le Boy, Wat lace and Bcerh, Arthur Henries, the (irciil Anderson, and Walters and Rice. Fnirz'H (J. J. West, manager). — Virginia Vernon, Lottie Llnd, Ln Itoso and Hiitllebl. tieorgn and Lizzie Bird, May Van Culliiit, Williams and La Rose, Borthn La Murr. Kiln Leiuie, Dtirluiiu Pavden, Jim Maltoli. Jessie Stewart, Minnie ttnblusoii. Fred Turliitoii. Bsiidorluin, Jim Rowu nnd Chun Walters. Tun Oaks Sriuir.n Paiik (S. II. Fried lander, malinger).— This Maori continues lo du enormous business. ♦*-» llHOIHC INLAND. St. John. — At thn Opera lioiiso (A. Ik, Skinner, miitmger) ".Insbiia Hlmpkliis" gave r good performance to fair hnsluess Juiiu 23, 2<. Frank •»• Ireson desetves mention. Jetc McAullffe unil Co., iu repertory, opciP'd 5week'a ongageincnt 21), to big business. ere McAullffe, who is a great fuvorlto here. received a warm welcome. Others deserving of mention were: John Clark, Henry Testa, Murgle Dow und Maud Blair. Alex. W. Wll- 3 on' and Welsa and Motes contributed clever peclaltlek. Coming; Henrietta Crosmnti July 3-0, J. C. HockwcH'B "Sunny South" Co. fl-8, Raymond's "Missouri Girl" Co. 10- 12, Jere McAullirc (reluru) 13-1C. York Tubatrm (II. J. Armstrong, mana- ger), — Local amateurs. In "Tbo Old Vermont Farm," July 1 (Dominion Day). 8m.LS ft Downs' Ciiicdb gavn two perform- ances June 22, Iu crowded canvas. The Six Banrards and tbe Marvcll Family deservo men 1 lun'. Hkamiiik Park (It. J. Armstrong, mana- ger 1 — The season opened lionilnlou Day, 1, wllh a vaudeville bill. The Intention wiib to open this resort early In June, hut unexpected dctuys resulted in disappointment. With vaudeville und tbo Victoria Bund, there will be plenty of nuiuaeinenlH. Notk. — Wm. B. Trlfls, property man of lbe Opera House, was murileil June 2S, to Margaret M. Hayes, til her parents' homo In Munclou, N. B. a Toronto. — At llio Grand Operu House (A. J. Small, manager) Eugenie Iilalr, June 20 July 1. "Under Two Flags" iln-w largo bouses, closing a very successful season. IUm.in'm Point (Chas, McMahon, mana- ger). — Tills place of aiuiisetuaiil drew lurgn crinvds every evening Inst week. MtJNUuM Park (W. W. Banks, manager). — An exeetleut show drew large crowds last week. luystui: Park. — Under Hie auspices of llio Elks, flic Miiiuly Shows drew liiiuieuse crowds last week, and promise (11 eclipse any similar attraction that has ever visited the city. Tub open air horse show, held in Queen's Park. July 1, Noel Marshall, president, nnd II. G. P. Good, manager, was very successful. I'ruv lilenep. — At Keith's 'I'lieulre (Chas. Lovenherg, manager). ---The Allien Slock Co. gave a thoroughly acceptable prialiii-lliui of "Imprudence," week of June 20, to luw houses. 'Pile company's talents uan engaged, week of July 3. by "A SI ranger In a Strang" Land." Tbo bill for 10 anil week will In' a scenic production or "Rupert of Ilcnlzuu." E.Mi'HUi TilK.vtni'. (Hplls ft NiitluiUHoo. liliiliagers). TI111 Empire 'llieatre Slock I'm. preseills "Tho Slraugn AilVlllliPM of Miss Brown" il-8. This will I111 fulluwud, It), by "Held bv tbo Enemy." NoTK. — Tim Rocky Point Vaudeville The Hire, in Warwick, sixteen uilles from Ibli •'lly, on Niiri'sgtiusetl. liny, opened July '■'•■ for lbe regular Summer season. Tim lmh-y Lady Orchestra bus been euguged. Knvvporl. — At the Newport Opera limine (Kaliu & CroHS Co., managers) week of June 20, the Huntley Slock Co. gam pleasing per fnrinaneeti nf "Piiaenful Valley," "Caplntu Raiket" and "The Charms of Music." SlttlKllt'H FnKEIlilIlT l'AUK TlllUTHK (I Tills. I',. Cuoli. manager). — Week of June 20 11 good hill wus oh, uud tbe allondiiiieu was very gnial. BUI for week of July 23 Includes . To I'n, Gallsttl'N pantomime monkeys. Mlg notictte Kokln, World's Comedy Four, Ailains and Mack, tho Two I'liekn, Lit Vlne-Ciuiiiiou Trio and tbo vltugraph. Wooiisiiekel. — At Hiiuk Lako Theatre III. M. Voting, mnnager) Monm's All Star Traus-Allaiitlc Troupe fiirulslieil the vatnle vlllo bill week nf July 3. TTils then I re en Joyed good business lust week. Prof. Flower. of Huston, gave a very successful ballno'i ascension anil triple pnrucluilu drop June '-'.''. and will glvu auoiher uuccnaloti und double drop July 2. 4 i» TlflMMSSNIIK. litlnwn. --BrlttanlH-un-lhs-Buy (J. E. Iliiti'blson, m a linger 1 had a very successful week June 20-July 1. Warm weather und 11 good show drew large crowds. Attractions week of July 8: Chatham Misters, Rico nnd Elmer, Two Uzavs. Prof. Heliacfer nnd new moving pictures, Prof Jones und orchestra. tiuelnli. — At thn Royal Opera House (G. L. Illgglns, manager; ttie Ell lies Band played to a Fair house June 28. This engagement closed tho season here. « i » t'T.iU. Halt take City.— At tho Salt Lake The- atre (Geo. D. Pyper, manager) Jones, tbo pliintsl, gavn n concert June 28, to a good audience. Granji (T. L. Hammer, manager). — Tint llllncr Co., In "Dora Thome," 22 24, and "The Belle of Richmond," 20-2H, did good business. L'taiina (W. II. Gisirley. manager). — Week of June 20, "The New Dominion," by tbo lltnhnn Stock Co,, did good business. Htaiina Park (W. It. fJourlev. iiiunmgor), --Week of 20 ■ Ml. mill Mrs. Pierce, Blllin Mack, llnssell and Duntuir, illutilrntcil songs: Hyde and llealli. I J" Tung Foo, Mampnoii nnd Ziiei-ho and moving pictures. Mi'iuphlN. At Hopkins' l-iiisl t'lsd Park (A. (1. Morrison, manager) despite the iiumi Inclement wcnllier of the seuuon, the ralldr vllle theulie did 11 very sallsfiiclnry liindiies.i week of June 20. Tint outdoor attraction -. siifferi'd In cuuseiiuniice of local showers of rain Hist seemed to appear dully, during lbe evenings. In tho pavilion llio progm/ii 1110 offered Included: Mons. I'cwlll, Pierre nnd Ronlyu, Dolierly Sisters, Sandiiw flnilher.. Hlaloy and Hlrls-ck niul Hie blograpli. Kmt HiIn week Manager Morrison promises 1111 usually good attractions. t Vnslivlllf. - At (ilendiilii Casino (V. c. Alley, mniiageri Hie Casino Minstrels, In spile of lis being their fourth week, drev largo houses Juun 20 to July I. Hilly Heard wits n strong favor, le, ami bl< singing »•( "Mniiuiih" was capital. One of the good features of tbo week wus a iiiiihIiiiI turn. I>> CIibk. Gano niul Frank Vurk. Mr. G11110 played a dlfileiilt piece, und Mr. York played delightfully on a new Instrument, of Ids own creation, named a vlolophone. played like n violin, but receiving lbe vibiiitlou oil a phonograph diaphragm, and magnifying lint sound through a large horn. They play on many Instruments, and ant skilled musician 4. This minstrel company bus become u pci-inn ncnt organization, ami will (day other el lb" In 11 Kniillicrii circuit. July .'I vaudeville .11 fills house : Three Jackson*. Huston ami Id las, Haiulow Bros., Viiutcllii mid .Mini, and (he Fmilas. Illliili (Allen JeiikliiH, nuiniigor). I'll I ' popular lionw brought lis season to 11 clo.n Willi large houses throughout the week oi Jnne 20, "Mam'selle 'Awklns" living a good vehicle for song and merriment. Num. — Frank Vork. of Hie musical team. Ciiuo anil York, la Frank Feiisbd, j well l.niiwu mnnlrlmi of llll.'i ilt.v V I*. Alley, the malinger of lite Cnslno, « III bate the welfare of Hie Casino .Mliislri'ls III Ills hands. TH3S IsTETW YORK CLIPPER, Jxwrs; BROS. f Now Playing Thr«a Different Molodi. Add WILLIAM MOKBI8, 6 Wett 28th St., New York City, Or .' it the Samo Time on ©ru irij« THEATRICAL HOTELS 608 ASHLAND BLOCK, Chloaga, 111. •ltd yfii double, BOARDING HOUSES. Wabash & Madison, CHICAGO. 0. 0. Vaughau, Prop. Strictly American Flan, $8-16 single; Audeville patronage Invited. ' PA LACK HOTEL, lei N. Clark St., Chicago. Eorcptan, II per week; with prlvaie bath, 17. Turt&h Bath, too. H. B. HUMPHREY, Pr op. Ini. TEJLL HOUSE, Howard ana Bonier- art 8ti., Boston, Maes. Central location. Ex- CfUwt meat*. 8M1LY T. B ANN WART, Prop, TRAPALGAR IIOTKL, 116-117 E.U,N.T.,nr. Onion 8a., Academy, Dewey. Rooras60c.,76c, $1, >«]M.day; $2.60 to >8 week. W.D.HANN10AN,Prop . BKKVAK1) iiotkl, fitb and Pine, St. Louis", near aU theatres. European plan. Room and bath, H.QO tp $7 week. Olve trial. B. F. CAH1LL, Prep , HU ST' H EUROPE AN HOTEL, 14 b Dearborn Bt.i and OXFORD HOTEL, Canal and Adams. Rates t0.nrote»»loB. FRANK HUNT, Prop., CHIUAaO. THE CASTLE INN. Niagara Square, Buf- falo. N. Y. Ratei, |2 to $4 per day. Mil. C F. pUNBAR, Prop. ; MK9. U. V. HAIR. Mar. WANTED, Al Lecturer and Office Worker. Muit play piano and organ, do straights in ant. Good Team, singles aud doubles; one mum ptay JiIbdo and organ; buck and wing daucera. pre- ened,' and work. In acts. Good salary, Under canvas. Eat-and Bleep at hotels. Mgr. Modem Remedy Co., Hulitiell, Thayer eo., Neb. Of Utah Claaa TaadewUla Tkaatraa, M. UBIBBE-BLD JR., PRBS. ; - : MARTIN BECK, GENERAL MANAGER. All Applications for Time Must be Addreaaea to .0. E. bray. Booking; Manager. 60a Ashland Block. Chicago, III. PASTOR'S. KENO, WELSH & MELROSE, SEARLE & VIOLET ALLEN, LIZZIE EVANS & CO., OBAS. A FANNY .VAN, CAREY 4 LISLE, HARRY THOMSON, HATHAWAY TABLEAUX, WHALEN & WEST, ORACE CIIILUERS A 000, HARRIS A DK LOSS, EMMETT A McNEILL, And, as Extra Attraction, THE EIPIBE OOIEOT FODB. ' SOLON SPRINGS, WIS., Summer Resort. Magicians, Small Vaudeville Companlei. etc., wilt and this a prod table Bland. AddreBS E, P. Phelps. SLIUK TROMBONE PLATER WANTED. BALL SHOW. 10 BANO UNIFORMS FOR SALE, in' good condition. Address Al. Mart?. Specially 00.,. Jaekson. N. H. , July s ; Twin Mountain 10, Jef- tenon 11, Lunenburg, Vt., lit. WANTED, MEDICINE PERFORMERS IN. ALL LINES. Those that fake organ given preference. StBte Balary and make It low as It Is absolutely sure, write or wire. CLIFTON REMEDY CO., Gallon, Douglas Co., HI. FOR SALE CHEAP, ten band coata, one coat for dram major of the Bqest broadcloth; corduroy parjts,. big, hats, two- new drums, snare and baas, uito Bjmiiaiw; new McNamara trunk. All the above nearly new and lu the pink of condition, Will sell cMapiete for IIS. qco,F,Wood,Traven>el'lty,Mli'h . FOR BALE, 8 Radium Dance Suits for small women: also Can of Radium Solution, to for lot. 1 c.ornbinatlon. Stereoptlooo, spot and flood light, with color wheel and klnetoscope dance attach- ment .^complete wit li ■rheostat, nearly new, ISO, 33 Baud Uniforms, sllkplush /.ottave coats, pants, caps, sashes, vents, legglugs, In trunk, $6U. Min- strel first- part Setting, 4 gauze drops foiled, six wtpgi,, Interlocutor's seat, musician's, elevation front, a beautiful, loene, carries In two crates, all complete for f ij. A Singers Suits, Satin Romeo touts audpouuhea Jewelsd, $3 each, l set Orches- tra JBells, new,' ST. 1 Grocery .store Drop, In rar puUllo.li. 1 Hodyuii Drop, with leg drop of palm tree-sand ground row, $10. AH mutt be sola aud will-go to parrjss.flrut aendlng deposit. Address MADAM KEHON, Box MS, Frederick, Md. Huber's *". Museum Geo. H. Hui)nr, Propr. J. H. Anderson, Mgr. WANTED, for our opening, Monday, July 31. liv- ing Freaks' and Features for Theatre and Curio Halle. Address J. U, ANDERSON, as above. I GEO. and MAY WOODWARD J.W.Oorman Park Circuit, all summer. ROVER" AND FRENCH IN THE TANDEM. FOR THE GREATEST MUSICAL SUCCESS OF THE SEASON, RAVER and BARNABY'S "BEAUTIFUL BAGDAD; THE BEST COMEBY QUARTET IN AMERICA, A PREMIER BANSEUSE THAT MAY BE FEATURES, TWO BIB NOVELTY ACTS, A FEW GOOD VOICES FOR CHORUS. Entire production under the personal direction of S1G. G. BAPTISTE LOMBARDO and the COSMOPOLITAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Wire lowest salary for season twenty weeks. Reference, DUN or BRADSTREET'S. NEW PARKER AMUSEMENT COMPANY, Marshalltown, Iowa. OF AMERICA (Incorporated). Ofrleea, St. James Building, New York. Lodge Rooms '24th St, and «tn Ave. MEETINGS EVERY SUNDAY AT 2. ADGIE and Her LIONS. OPEN FOR PARKS, -FAIRS. P LATING THE PARKS. Address care CLIP PER, FOX &F0XIE CIRCUS Now touring Mexico. Novelty Acta Always Wanted 1 • The Best Wanted Always. Twenty and Hallroad. QKeep my Permanent addresa, 1613 CENTRAL AVE., CINCINNATI, 0. DR. KRAU9, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. ■ FOR sale ;-- Complete Production Farce COroedy, Baa bad live successful seasons, '2ft styles' special LUho. Paper, Trunk)), ■ Scenery, Band Uniforms, etc. Musi be Hold, account of 111- nets.' No reasonable offer relused. Address '.- WILMQTH -RHODES, Frederick, Maryland . WANT TO BUT Trained Animals. Also want a Man to take care of and tralnJDogs, etc. Write what you can do and what you have. . £ ■ . ■ U. DIV1S ROBERTS, - ■ 1»37, E. Dauphin 8t„ Phlla., Pa, WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Violinist (lek'der) and string BasnY.for.Wrlgliusvllle Beach Casino.' Delightful resort .and easy work. Must come at once.- wire lowest '.salary. Engagement utitll Sept. rand.theutre work afterwards. S. A. Schlosa, Wllhilugton, N. C. FUTURE HUSBAND AND WIFE PHOTOS, 11.76 per l.oooj so aauiples, 10 cents. . 7i.". A. WARFEL, Pnotographer, Cadiz, Ohio. WANTED— Partner to buy balf Interest lu Lot 601266, Timber and Garden/Land purchased over two years ago. Suburb of Cblcago, Kitay pay- ments. For particulars, write. Address FRANK WILLIAMS of Frank. ajid Ida Williams, care Hen- derson Show, Hendryaburg, Belmont Co., Ohio. WANTBD-Sketch Teams, Comedians, Piano Player, Novelty Acta. Change for a week.: Teams doubling piano glveu preference, salary urn let- ter. : Tickets? Yes. Bacons, -write. Address MODERN REMBDY CO., CsuUtota, S. Dak. , WANTED-Coroedlaii, Sketch Team, Sou- tirettfc. Good Piano Player, Man with Moving Pic- ture Machine und III. Songs. Any Good Art Unli- able for Ural elans medicine co. Address MODERN REMEDY CO., Tidloute, Pa. JUGGLERS and MUSICIANS} for sale cheap, complete outfit for Juggling Act. - Not sucrets on paper: apparatus alt randy to work; Lot Musical Apparatus, Books; Htntnp for particulars and Hats. Add. BIG. O.MARRE, 1048 Allen Ave,, St. Louis, Mo. WANTED— Join- on wire, Single Acts of oil Kinds. Sulury low, but sure. MODBBg MED. CO., Sclrclovllle, Ind. WANTED. . Experienced Medicine Per- formers lp uli lines. Sketch Teams, Novelty Acts. Orgoii. Banjo -or flultnr l'layer, I,»ml Singers, Comedians. Musical Acts, Etc. Stute nalnry wnutcd. You poy your own board. Big cities. Long stands. Now open. Address flUlck. PR. C. i>, FOR THE STfflSlllnS ATTKACTIOXS CHARACTER WOMAN (for Rep.), GENERAL BIZ. MAN with specialties for one night stand, state all llrat letter. Par your owu hotel. No lime for lengthy, correspondence. People In all lines, write. Addiess THE STKKLSMITUS. Uethany, Missouri. Stoddart Stock Co., At Springbank Park, London, Ontario, WANTS Actor who can paint scenery, Man with Picture Machine outtlt, must have plenty of Ultus and sung slides. i„> weeks' engagement. Others W, " write. L STEWART. Comtdltni -WANTED - Contortlonlils, For LESTER'S BIG SHOW. Singing and Dauclng Comedians, Sketch Teams, Novelty and Musical Acts. You must have the goods, ladles aud gentlemen, as we play cities only, Y'es, this is a Big Medicine Show. Say all c/dlck. Week July 3, address LESTER'S.BIG SUQW, Mt. Carroll, Illinois, HOLDEN BROS/ Attractions, TWO LEADING WOMEN, SMALL HEAVY WOMAN, LEADING MAN, HEAVY' MAN: either to be capable of directing: COMEDIAN and SOUBRETTE, a FIRST CLASS AOENT who Is not afraid to work. None but good reliable people wanted. Address HOLDEN BROS., Rochester, Ind. ELMORE and COTTRELL, REENOAGF.D WITH W. F. MANN'S MOONSHINER'S DAUGHTER CO. PARTNER WANTED, For Female Novelty Electric Spectacular Dancing Act ,lmmei lately. Season's bookings. Photos and programs re- turned. NOVELTY DANCER, care of CLIPPER. Wanted, YOUNG LADY For Skelcb with Recognized Comedian. Must have good Singing Voice and be able to act (no objection to clever amateur), flood chance for the right party. Address at once, with full particulars, to , WILLIAM B. TEALL, - General Delivery, St. Josepn, Mo. WANTED, People io All Lines, for "IICLE JOSH SPR.UCEBV." Juvenile Leading Ladles, Soubrettes and Dutch Comedians that Slug and Dance, Character Old Women, Genteel Heavy Men and Character Men playing Rruss, Musicians of All Rinds, Al Agent und Manager playing Brass. Address D. B. LEVIS, 1612 Tribune Bldg., Chicago, HI. WANTED, E Muat have Rep. experience; Singing and Dancing Soubrette, Comedian, General Business Woman. Other Useful People, write; preference glveu those dolng.Speclaltles. Tell all first letter. Do not misrepresent, GUY STOCK CO., week or July 3, Paris, III.; week ot July io, Danville, III. "■WANTED, FOR : HARRINGTON'S PAVILION THEATRE CO., Repertoire People lu nil Hues; those doing special- ties preferred. Musicians for band and orchestra. Summer and Winter season. Address HARIUNU- TON'S PAVILION THEATRE, Vlncenuea, Ind. The Midnight Flyer Lady for emotional part, to double old Maid (lu one short scene only. Must he as to 3& years old). Mau to double Old Man aud Italian He'uvv, tieo- teel Heavy Man. State age, height, weight and lowest salary. Enclose photo. Ell. ANDERSON. National Printing Co., Tribune Bldg., Chicago, in WANTED, Black Tent, about 20x50, with front; Metal Laughing Mirrors, Stereoscopic 1'lcl tire Machines or any legitimate Slot Machines. Answer uulck WALTER R. JAVEN8, Blrdaboro, Pa. i, corn- Glass Mil J \V- TI " «««« Yogi Flying Lamp naUIUnlla-plete, Pedestal, Lamp aud „, Top Table, Nickel Plated. Scud stamp. Ohanulnir card trick, latest, 10c. PROF. HOFFMAN, S.E. Cor Highland and Uulveralty Ave., Cluclunatl, Ohio. 8th Succes.Vul fear. THE NEW Madison's Budget No. 10 la approaching completion. Ready tor de- livery about Aug. 6. One btisdred pag" of the beBt vaudeville comedy material! have ever written. Price as always, 1 1 a copy. ADVERTISEMENTS for MADISON'S BUDGET No. 10 arc soUclted. A great medium for reaching managers and actora. Permanent circulation as BUDGET la never thrown away. Rates, $2.80 per lnch : 10 inches to column, 3 columns to page. M. Wltinark t SonB, Joa. W. Stern A Co., Harbach A Co., Hohner'a Harmonicas, North American Engraving Co. and many others have already taken liberal apaeea. PROFESSIONAL CARDS, consisting of 6 lines, $1. Make, your act better known. MADISON'S BRDOET will do It. A SPECIAL OFFER For $2.60 1 will send BUDGETS 8, 7 and 8 at once, and BUDGET No. 10 soon as ready. All other liUDGETS out of print. Send all orders and advertisements to LI If lit II 1404 Tnird Avenue, a lie Re nCILi NEW YORK. (Ageut for James Madison.) HARP, CLARIONET, BASS VIOL Wanted for Claude Corns Baker Concert and Dance Orchestra, opening Sept. l. Male or female; musicians. Excellent treatment and long engage- ment to Al people. State salary lu llrat letter. Address, at once, C. C. BAKER, Mgr,, No, 8 , Brltton , B. P. WANTED, GEN. BUSINESS WOMAN OR MAN In Reper- toire with CLEVER CHILI) for Parta and Special- lies; also ALTO to Double Second Violin. Address HUGH MORRIS, SARATOOA HOTEL, CHICAGO, ILIa AT LIBERTY, JOSEPHINE BOND. Having closed a pleasant and prolltable season with the Berry Stock Co., am at liberty for Heavies, some Characters. Mgrs., write uie, stating terms. Will require ticket. NEW ALBAN Y, IND , care of Hot el St. Charles. AT LIBERTY, Harry Bubb Manager or Urn. Manager. Past alx seasons Manager Ferris' Comedians. Address 340 LOUISA ST., W1LLIAMSPORT. PA. WANTED, A PERFORMER, K:?*: Never close. All letters answered. Lillian Fair- chllds, write. 1 pay in cash every Sunday. STANLEY'S MED. CO., Washington, Wnsh.Co.,Pa. WAMTRI) A1 "' *• Comedian; one who plats ll.illIDI/, organ preferred; must be Al arid strictly sober. Good salary and long season to right party. Address SIOUX REMEDY CO., Chas i. Cook, Proprietor, Tlgerton, Showano Co., Wis. Mkf A N T K D , 7 All 'Round Black Face Singing and Dancing; Must make Acts go. Top money. W. H. HAZLETT, Rich Hill, Mo. Side Show and Platform Attractions The greatest money getter side bIiow men have ever known, the Chinese Devil Horned Dragon, with 8x10 painting. $46. Any kind of muinmyiied curiosities, animal or human, Sea serpents. Mermaids, Indian Mummies, etc.. made to order. List free. WM. NELSON, 8 Van Norden St., No. Cambridge , Maas^ At Liberty, Slide Trombone, EXPERIENCED IN B. and 0. Reliable Mgrs. only address TROMBONIST, Box 20, Tupelo, Miss. _ WANTED, Al MED. rWll Must loin at once or don't write. State salary. NO. AMERICAN MED. CO., Wayland, N. T. WANTED, FOB 1EDIGIHE SHOW, Sketch Team, All 'Round Comedian, Man Willi Picture Machine and organ Player. Week stand*, E. Y, WBEN, Colon, Mtclt. JULY8. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 499 TABLHOF CONTRKT". Pace. Mlas Clipper'! Anecdotes ,*M Charles Carlps-^ietcU 491 41)1 401 401 40 1 402 The Baailer-La Velle Trio— Sketch The Orlan Trto— Sketch. . The Farmer's Lament — Foem Onr London Letter. jpnn Bregant — Sketch Directory of Tent Show People 402. 494, 405 Features of the Weekly Show— MuBtratlona. . 403 y F. 1'roctor Securea Theotre In Troy 405 Queries Answered 4110 Our Chicago Letter 400 Clipper Tost Offlce 608 Fairs for 1005 608,500 Summer Pork" gO Latent by Telegraph 400 On the Road 409 Vaudeville Itonte Llat 409, BOO, fiol New York City — Review and Comment 004 Music and SoMt mil With the Bill Fosters 501 World of Players 502 Deatha In the Profession 503 Miscellaneous 503 Variety and Minstrel 604,505 New Plays 505 THEATRICAL CORRESPONDENCE. Masnachnsetts 480 Virginia i»g Ohio ring the season of the Nixon to a close, "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" being announced. Luna Park. — President Ingersoll hns every- thing in apple pie order now and the different attractions are all running, much to the gratification of those who have attended the park since the opening. The crowds still now through tbe handsome park, and each week finds something new. This week tbe management presents Fanclulll's Band. Adgle and her lions, always popular In this city, are the "free show." Others are : Hardy, on the high wire ; "Dlda," Aga, and any others. Oakhood. — Sunday afternoon and even- ing, July 2, the Second Brigade Band, Gavin and Piatt, and the Hendersons, father and son, In drtun and life solos. Bill for week of 3 Includes: Charles B. Lawlor and daugh- ters, Younn, Jap Juggler ; Eckel and Warner, German comedians ; the Dancing Shaws, and new motion pictures. .Calhoun. — Sunday nfternoon and evening, July 2 : Famous Couat Androssy Hungarian Band. Lone Star Quartette, Andy JtTcLeod and Madeline Burdette Southern. — Sunday afternoon and even- ing 2 : Mover's Library Band. Duffy, Saw- telle and Duffy, and Charles Statzman, mo- nologlst. Bill for week of 3: Gavin, Piatt and Peaches, Howard and Under, Jones and Sutton, Madeline Burdette, and the motion pictures. Oia-mpia, McKcesport. — Manager John P. Harris' park will present another new pro- duction this week. The company is doing good work and drnwnlg large crowds. Notes. — W. T. Carleton, of the stock opera company at the Nixon, will leave for Europe at toe termination of ills season here It will not be long until the boys are posting bills for the opening of the local houses. .. . Manager H. W. Williams will leave for New York Wodnesday, to complete arrangements for his two Empire shows, which will both go to San Francisco Manager James Orr will again have charge of the Gaiety, which will play the opposition burlesque at- tractions Manager Gullck, of the Bijou, Is an auto enthusiast, and had bis machine at tbe races of the Auto Club. He won a second and a third with his muchlue. lici- John Craig has resigned us leading man in the stock company at the Alcazar Theatre, and Mrs. Craig, better known to the public ns .Mary Young, has resigned with him penis O'Snlllvnii, who has been making a highly successful tour of the provinces In i-.ngland with his new play, "Peggy Mn- ehrce," is coming back to San Francisco for the Summer. The new Irish drama Is written by Mrs. O'Sulllvun, and It has been most favorably crltlclaed In London and elsewhere, hiring his stay In his native city, Mr. O'Sul- llvan will appear at the Grand Opera House. and "Peggy Machree" will be the principal piece of hlH repertory, but he will be seen in some of the old popular Irish drumus. S. H. Ackerman will engage a very strong com- pany to support him, for a season of four weeks, beginning Aug. 21. a FROM OTHllIl POINTS. Lancaster,— At the Roof Garden (John B. Peoples, manager) current attractions In- clude : HlneB nnd Remington, Herbert Lloyd nnd Co., Frank Bush, Russell and Tlllyne, Dora Pelletler, and Alphea Twins. Rocky Sphinos Theatre (Kd. Mozart, manager). — Attractions for current week In- clude: Gilniore and Leonard. Gardner. West and Sunshine, the Carmen Slstera. the Clen- dorns, the Sharp Brothers nnd tbe Lndells. •Summer Attraction*) Are Doing; Well All Vloiin; the Line. Ciiicaoo. July 4. — The quiet of Summer has settled on the local indoor amusement world. There Is no luck of attractions, but of novelties there Is little in sight until Autumn. ■ This week finds a pleasing Hat of productions at down town theatres, with matinees ut all houses Independence Day. •.•' Musical comedy extravuganzas reign nt the Chicago opera House and Gorrlck, straight musical comedy at the Grand Opera House, Studehaker, Illinois and Great North- ern, and "Mrs. Temple's Telegram" la at lowers'. Special features will be added to the bills at the leading Summer gardens iiud outdoor resorts on the Fourth. Boston. July 4. — Yesterday's openings were B ood. "The Telephone Girl." at the i.mplre, had two good sized houses At- the Tremont "Kafooxelum" opened Its second week, to nearly capacity "The Larl and the Girl" began Its eighth and final week nt the Boston, with n fair sized rath- •""■'Rg "Audrey," nt the Castle Square, nnd "The Tie that Binds." at the Bowdoln SqiiRre, were stock bills tbnt went well.... Kelth'o and the Palace had comfortably tilled muses Sunday business at the parks war spoiled by shrwers, but as yesterday w» generally observed as an extra holiday, big crowda were In evidence. \\ iiliiinixiMirt At tbe Vallamont Park Pavilion (Lyman A. Pray, manager) the Val- lumont Stock Co. played to big business, In "Too Much Mother-ln-Lnw," June 22-24, and "Sweet Lavender" 20-28. "Caste" 29- July I, "Held By the Enemy" 3-n, "Captain Swift" 0-8. . M „ ._. „ Note.— Wllllntnsport Lodge, No. 173, B. P. 0. ElkH, leave here by speclul train July II, for the annual rc-uulou nt Buffalo, accom- panied by several lodges In Ccutral Penn- sylvania. a Altoona At Lakciiiont Park Theatre (S. S. Crane, manager) the attendance was good week of June 20. Bryant & Savllle's .Min- strels come week of July 3. Notes. — Mlshler's new Twelfth Avcaue Theatre Is progressing rapidly. The excavat- ing is about completed and tbe foundatlun walla are well under way Hngenbeck's Trained Animal Show plays here July 11. a) «» DISTINCT Or' COLUMBIA. WuNliliitftou.— At the Columbia Theatre (Joseph K. Luckett, manager) the Columbia stock this week, in "The Bulterllles." Lost week. "The Whitewashing of Julia" met with the approval of large audiences. "The Mysterious Mr. Bugle" July 10-lfi. Chew Chase Lake (Herbert Claude, manager. — The Marine Bund nightly con- certs continue to draw Inrge crowds. CiiESArEAKB Beach. — Band cencerts. Cabin John Bridge. — Bnnd concerts. Notes. — The open nlr performances by the Svlvan Players, under the management of T. Arthur Smith, closed a very profitable and artistic three weeks' season 1. Only Slinkespeorean plays were produced. The experiment having proved so successful Mr. Smith proposes to Inaugurate an all-Summer season next year. DRAMATIC. Albee Stock (K. F. Albee, mgr. )— Providence. B. L. 3, Indefinite. Angrll'a Comedians (J. S. Aogell, mgr.)— Mouct Pleasant. la.. 3-8. Bernard, Samuel (Charles Frobman, mgr.)— V Y. City .1, Indefinite. Blair, Kugcnle (Geo. A. Blumenthal, mgr.)— Quebec. Can., 3-S, Montreal 10-22. Booth, Verglnla (A. B. Crawford, mgr.)— Smith- ton. Pa., 3-8. Dawain loir.. Broadway Stock (Malcolm Williams, mgr.)— Worcester, Mass., ,1, Indefinite. Bennett Moulton . M. Fenberg, mgr.) — Port- land, Me., ». Indefinite. Farnuni Slnck (Wm, l'arnum, mgr.) — Buffalo, N. V., 3, Indefinite. Fielding Stock (W. J. Fielding, mgr.)— Indian- apolis. Ind., 3, Indefinite. Fulton Bros. Stock (Jack V. GUneti, mgr.) — Lin- coln, N'ebr., 3-Sept. ft, Fordhnm Stock (Chan. T, Nelson, mgr.)— Dun- kirk, N. V., ;t, Indefinite. Fielding's. Harry, Own— Wlntbrop, Me., 3-5, Bel- ui-u U-8. Glnscr, Vaughan, Stock (A. C. Robinson, bus. mgr.) — Detroit, Midi.. 3. Indefinite. Gnu".' Hayward Stock (Carmencello ft Kress, mgrs. ) — Omaha, Near., 3-Sept. 2. Grand Valley Stock (Frank P. Haven, mgr.) — Brant ford, Out.. 3-Sept. 10. Guy Slock— Paris. III., 3-S. Danville 10-15, Hall, Don C— Cleveland. O.. 3-8, Buffalo, N. V., 10-21!. Hunt Stock (M. A. Hunt, mgr.)— Sault Ste. .Marie. Out., 3-8, Suult Ste. Marie, Mich., 10-15. Howard-Dorset (Geo. B. Howard, mgr.) — Sioux City, la.. 3-Aug. 10. Hlllmaii. Maude— Knrunnr Lake, N. Y., 3-8, Lake Placid W-15. Hidden Stock (Holden Bros., mgrs.)— Indianapo- lis, Ind., 3. Indefinite. Hathaway Stock (J. M. Hathaway, mgr.) — New Bedford, Mass.. 3. lndellulte. Healh Stock (Geo. Henth, mgr.)— Uochesler, N. Y., 3. Indefinite. Hunter-Bradford Players — HaMford, Conn., 3- Aug. 5. Huntley Stock — Newport, R. I., 3. Indefinite. Hnnford Stock— Clevelstnl, O.. 3, Indefinite. ItolUiiBKWnrlh Twins Stock (Lew flleason, mgr.) — .Sheffield. Ala., 3-8. Ilnntsvllle 10-22. "Heir to the Hoornh." Mrs. Klrke La Hbelle'a— N. Y. City 3. Indefinite. "High Born Lady," Billy Clifford— Richmond, Va., 3-8. "Hot Old Time" (Harry Levy, mgr.)— St. John. ■ S. C, 10-12. "HuBinty Dnmpty" (Krnest Cook, mgr.)— Dan- bury, Conn., 3-5, Poughkeeiwle, N. Y., 0-8, Winated, Conn., 10, II. Torrlngton 12, 13, Waterhury 14, 15. Irving French — Grafton, N. Dak., 3-5, Crookitoo, Minn., 8, Fargo. N. Dak., 10-12. "It Happened In Nordtaud" (Hamlin, Mitchell & Fields, mgrs.)— Chlcugo, 11)., 3, indefinite. Jenkins. Clare (J. W. Leigh ft C. J. Moore, mgrs. ) — Venlta, Iud. Ter., .1-8. Webb City. Mo., 10-15. Keller Stock (A. M. Keller, mgr.)— Trinidad, Colo., 8- Aug. 12. Keith Stock (Del Lawrence, mgr.) — Lewlston, Ida., 3, Indefinite. Kalm Stock— Utica, N. Y.. 3, Indefinite. KlugBlev-RiiHuell (K. B. Russell, mgr.) — Cham- paign, 111.. 3-8. Lyceum Comedy (Al. S. Kvuns, mgr.)— Vlncennea, Ind., 3-8. Lyric Stock (Branden ft Green, mgrs.) — Bellowa Fulls. Vt„ 3-8. ' " Lafayette Stock— Jackson, Mlcb., 3, Indefinite. Long. Frank £, Stock (Mock Sad Alii, mgr.)— Ishpemlug, Midi.. 3-8. Myrkle-Hardcr Stock (F.ugene J. Hall, mgr.)— Port Huron, Mich., 3-22. Morey Stock (Le Comte ft Fleaher, mgrs.) — Keo- kuk, la., 3-8. Murks Stock (Tom Marks, mgr.) — Calumet, Mich., 3-8. Maloue Stock (Wm. Mulone, mgr.) — Paducah, Ky., .1, indefinite. Mctroiwlltan Players— St. Paul, Minn., 3-Aug. 20. MoOfulte Stock (I. B. Molfatte, mgr.) — Marlon, 0.. 3-8. Hamilton 9-22. MuIIich. Clara— Calgary, N. W. T., Can., 3, In- definite. Mallory, Clifton— Clayton, N. Y., 13.15. Miirnilpn-Nutt Stock iW. J. Pierce, bus. mgr.) — Curltou, W. Vs., 6-8. McDonald Slock (0. W. McDonald, mgr.)— La- mar, Colo.. 3-8, Trinidad 10, Indefinite. ... Mortimer'" Players (Frederick W. Mortimer, mgr. )— Mllford, Mass., 3-S, Plymouth 10-15. Monroe Stock— Cairo, W. Vu., 3-8, Kllenboro 10- 15. Mas.ni ft liiiHori — l-Mluu, Mo., 38. Baring 1015. Mlnnelll Hnw.'— Clyde. O., 10-15. "Mrs. WlKgn of the Cabbage Patch" fLIebler ft Co., mgrs.) — Chicago, III., 8, Indefinite. ".Missouri Ulrl," ICustern, Kred Itnymond'a (Geo. Iledee, mgr.)— Charlottctown, N. B„ 7, s, Springfield. N. ».. 14. New York Players (Hunter & Bradford, mgrs.)— Worcester, Mass., 3, Indefinite. Nye. Turn I'runklyn — Lamar, Mo., 3-8. "Neighborly Neighbors," Tom Waters (Frank W. Nuson, mgr.)— Westvllle, N. S.. 0. Sydney OH, (Usee Buy 10-12, New Glasgow 13-15. "Old Arkannaw," Fred Raymond's (Merle H, Nor- ton, ingr.) — Duluth. Minn.. 3-3, Two Harbors (I. Virginia 7. Hiblilng (I, Grand Manilla 10, Cans Lake fl, llemldjl 12. l'lijtim Hlstera (Dan S. Holt, mgr.)— Jackion, Teiin., 2-28. Paige, Mabel ( Henry F. Wlllard, mgr.)— Jackson- ville. Fla., 3. Indefinite. Poll Stock (S. 2. Poll, mgr,)— Bridgeport, Conn., 3, Indefinite. Powell. .Mian. Stock— Saginaw, Mlcb., 3, Indefi- nite. Peters Pavilion Players (Will J. Pelcrt, mgr.) — Glnsco. Ki.ii., 3-3. Itotierta, Florence (Fred Belaaco, mgr.> — San Francisco, Cal.. 3-8, ltotli.MiK.re Stock IS. A. Arnold, mgr.)— Cort- land, N. Y.. 3-8. Snyre. Pa., 10-Aug. 12. Snow Stock (Mortimer Snow, mgr.) — SrUenectady, N. Y., 3. Indefinite. "Sunny South" (J. C. Rockwell, mgr.)— Middle- town. N. S„ 3. Bridgeport 4, Annatwlls 5, Dlngbv 0. St. Inhn, X. B„ 7, 8. Taylor Stock (Albert Taylor, mgr.)— Fort Worth, Tev... 3-2.1. Tucker. F.thel, Stock (Mack Broa., mgr*.)— Phrrnlx. Arli., 3, Indefinite. Trousdale Theatre— Liberal, Mo., 5-8, Rich Hill 10-15. Troy. Donna. Stock (James L. Glass, mgr.) — Winnipeg, Man., 3, Indefinite. Tilton's Players (U. B. Tlltoo, mgr.)— Paris, 111., 8, indefinite, .... Sinrthnort 8. Bolivar. N. Y., 10, Angelica II Friendship 12, Shlnglehouw, l'a., 18, Oswayo 14. Whltfsvllle, N. Y.. IS. "Uncle Tom's Cabin." John P. Stowe's — lolir- vlllp, la.. 5. Gowrie 0. Mllford T. Spirit Lake 8, Okobojl 10, Kmmettsburg 11, Llvermore 12. "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Phillips * Dalv'a — Caul- steo. K. Y., 3, Andover fl. Frlemlahlp 7, Cuba 8, Fillmore 10. Bellfast II, Nun. la 12, RUIc-nti- vllle 13, Salamanca 14, Mount Jewett, l'a., 15. Van Dyke ft Raton (F. Mack, mgr, )— Keoknk, la., 2-30. Vernon Stock (BenJ. B. Vernon, mgr.)— St. Thoiuas, Out., 3. Indefinite. Vallamont Stock— Wllllamsport. Pa., 3, laden- Whyte Dramatic (Chas. P. Whyle, mgr.)— Baton Rouge. |*„ 3, indefinite. "When Women Love" (Frank W. Nason, mgr.) — Monclon. N. R. 0, Sackvllle 7, Spring Hill, N. S„ 8, .Tngglns Mines 10, Amherst II, Pug- wash 12, Pletnu 13, Cliarlottelown, P. K. 1., 14, 15. MUSICAL. Brooke Band— Chicago, III., 3. Indefinite, Carleton Opera (W. T. Carleton, mgr.)— Pitts- burg, Pa., 3. Indefinite. De Angella, Jefferson (Sbnbert Broi,, mgtvl — N. Y, City, 3. Indefinite. Dunn and his Band (Frederick Pbluney, mgr.)— Cincinnati, 0., 3-13. "Karl and Ihe Girl" (Shuhert Bros., mgra.)— Boiton. Mass., 38. Howe, I*mw, Orchestra— Islington, Mass., 3, in- dellnile. ■ . "Jack and Hie Beanstalk" (Adolpbe Mayer, mgr.) — Boston, Mass., 3, Indefinite. "KafisHH'lum" — Boston, Mass., 3, Indefinite. "Land of Nod"— Chicago, III.. 3. Indefinite. Morln'x Ftench Military Band llleurl Morln, ctimluctor).— Uiilsyllle, Ky., 2-15. "Mayor of Tokln." Richard Carle — Chicago, 111., 3, ' Indefinite. Naval Reserve Band (V. Rosatl, mgr.) — James- town, N. V., 3, Indefinite. Olynfpla 0|iera, Seamana ft Matckette's— Mobile, Ala., 3. Indefinite. Pryor ami his Band (Arthur Pryor, mgr.) — As- hnry Park, N. J., 3-Sent. 0. Rorlek's Glen Opera— Kfmlra, N. Y., ft. bulefi- Royal' Artillery Band (Jas. De Vlto. mgr.) — Bal- timore. Mil.. 3-Sepl. in. Slater ami his Brooklyn Marine Band (0. M. Barnes, mgr.) — Brighton Beach. N, Y., 3, in- definite "Simple Simon Sluiple" (Nljon & Zimmerman, mgrs.)— Atlantic City. N. J., 3 8. Victor and his Band (Col. .lohu F. Bragg, mgr.) — Cleveland, O., 3, indefinite. Wills Musical (John B. Wills, mgr.)— Peru. Ind., 3-8 wiieeioek's II. S. Indian Band— ClBclnnatl, O., 3-8, New Albany. Ind.. fl-lll. Weber's Bnnd— Chicago, 111., 3. Imlefliilte. "Wnggle Bug" — Chicago, III., 3, Indefinite. "Yankee Regent" — Chicago, III., 3, Indefinite. BURLR8Q1IR AND V Al 'IIKVILLK 8IIOW8. Kldorn's Sensallonal Vaudeville — Bavla Conn.. 3H. New Brltuln 10-18. MIN8THf3I.B. Barlow's (J. A. Coluirn, mgr.)— Bayloo, 0„ 2-8, Springfield 0-15. Casino— Chattanooga. Teiin., 315. Daly's, Wm. Josh— -Blngtiauilon. N. Y Donnelly's. Tommy (Jack W. Mtlkes, luntlc City, N. J.. 3, Indefinite. Guv Bran.' (Arthur L. Guy, rogr.)- i'a., :t-8. N. Y. City 10-15. Kerseiid'a. Billy IC. Jay Smith, mgr.)— hausas City, Mo., 2-8, St. Joseph 0-12, Omaha, (Ma, Rli-iiarda ft Prlngle's (Riisro ft llollniid, mgrs.) Caubelltou, N. II., 5, llldilbucto II, Muuctou 7. Amlierst, N. S., 8. Pnnslxini III. Snrlugblll - II, Oxford 12. I'ngnssh 13, North Sydney l I. Sydney II. __. Tweotletb Oentury (Frank Cushuian, mgr.) — I'lttshiirg, Pa.. 38. TBNT SHOW H. Bsrnnm ft Bailey ' — L i Crawe, Wis., 5. Jtoebn- irr. Alton.. 0. St. Paul 7, Minneapolis K, Mnn- kato l». Waterlown. S. Dak., II, Ala'rdeen 12, Mitchell 13. Sliaix Falls 14, 8|«'itCer, Ida.. IS. Bultalo Bills Wild West. Win. F. I'Valy (Frnl II. llntcbliiHon. mgr.) — Valeuelrnnes. France i, Maiilssuie «, Cnmhral 7, Saliil-fjiK'ntln 8, t^nn- plegne II, Lnon 10, Reims 11-13. MllMlia and Charlevllle 14, Stsluu 15, Verdun HI. Cumpliell Bros.'— West Liberty, la., 3, Maremni 4, Newton 5, Sigourney o, WaHblngtoii 7, Potto K, Wluleiset 10. • • Downle's, Aiulrew— Caatleton, N. Y„ 0, Valutle 7, Phllnnnt 8, Hillsdale 10. Fly's, Oeo. S. — Pleasant Mount, Mo., 8, Aurora Springs 10, Burnett 11, Versailles 12. Floto's (Frank Tammen, mgr.) — lluton, N. Meg., ft. Gentry Bros. No. 2 — llloomlugtou, 111., 5. (inllmur Bros.' — Alexandria. Minn.. .'I. Princeton 4, Litchfield 5, Benson 0, Morris 7. Wlllniar 8. Cunby 10. Hall's, F, W.— Oxford, Neb., 3, Arnpalioe 4, Uuuibrldge 5, Hartley 0, Indlunola 7, .MeCoxik ' H Hall's, W. P.— Bed Oak, In., 0, Olenwood 7, Jefferson 8. Harris.' J. P.— Glen Rock. Pn„ 8. Kprlng ., 3-8. Albangh ft May. Keith's, N. Y. O. 3-8. Allen, Searl ft Violet. Pastor's. N. V. C 3-8. Allen, Will F„ Casino. Ontario Beach, N. Y.. 8-8,- Alvlu lints.. River Park. Winnipeg. 3-8. Alphea Twins. Wnulwnrth'a. Lancaster, Pa., 88. Amman ft Hartley, Luna Park, Johustown, Pa., 3-8. Amos, Wilbur. Keith's. Boston. 3-8. Anderson A Hollies, Lexlnttiuu Park, Boston, Aiidersun, Madge, Woodland Park, Camden, J„ 3-8: Park. Chester, Pu„ 10-15. Anlrlle ft Leslie, Tivnll, Buffalo, ,'I-K. Arelur's Filipino Girls, Henderson's, Coney and, M. Y„ 3-8. Arlington ft llelstnn, Guvernnlnr's. Atlantic City, N. J.. 38. Aruilnln ft Burke, Paragon Park, Itostnn, 3H. Arnold, Orgerlln, llljon, Giren liny, Wis., 3 8; llljou. Marinette. 10- 1ft. Artie ft Huiibiiril, While Clly. Worcester. 8-8. N. HI- Maaa., 3-8. Ashley, Lillian, Avon Park, Ynuiucstiiwu, 0„ 3 8. Atlunlls, Great, Juckaon, Miss., 3-15, Anbiirns CD, Troeiuleni. Clileago, 3-8. Austins, Tnaslng, Palare, Gliiagow. Scot.. 17-22; Hipp.. LIvrriKwl, Kng.. 21-20. Avery A Ileal)'. II. if. Manitowoc, Wla„ 3-8j 3-8. Atlantic City, J.. Hock, , 3-8. mgr.) — At- -Glranlvllle, Bijou, Green Bay, 10-15. Avolos (4i, Miibmer Park, Montreal, Can. Bailey, Dan sou ft flnotli, Doyle's, N. J., 3-H. Banks, Charley. Crystal, Milwaukee, 3-8. Baker ft Shields, Doyle s, Atlantic Clly, N 3-8. Barlows, llreiikawuy, Railway Park, Walervlile, Barneys', The (3), llllou, Manitowoc, Wis., 3 Si llljou. Green Bay, 10-15. linker ft Itumiey, llcskr Point, Providence, 8-8 1 Lincoln Park, New Bedford, Mass., 10-15. Bacon. Ilnse, A. ft H„ Boston, 38. Barnes ft Waalilsirn, Olympic, Clileago, 3-S. llnyiird, lues, A. ft S., Ihislon, 3 8. Bnrlletls, Musical, Unique, Mliiueapalla, Minn., 3- 1 It. Barry ft Wiadfunl, Keith's, Boston, 3 8; Keith's, N. Y. a, 10-15. llnrlou, .las., Spring Lake Park, Trenton, N. J., 3-8. Baker ft ShlrliU, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J., 313. Bales ft Krnest, Klcolrlc Park, tola, Kan., 2-8. IIi-ii 1 tin in A I'll iiu. Novelty, Slinu Fulls, S. U., 3-8. Iternsteins, The. Gnrrlck, Burllnglon, la., 3-8. Bery, M. C., Gnveriialur's, Allanllc Clly, N. J,« 3- 1 8. Be Aisis, The. Allnnllc Garden, N. Y. C. 3-8. Ilediiuiii ArnliH |8|, Orplieum, San I'run,, Cal., 3-8, Beiiril, Billy, Olympla Park, Chattanooga, T«no., 3-15. Bernard Sisters, (luvernulor's, Atlantic City, N. J.. 38. Berry ft Mnltesk, Ciialllo. Nnrlh lleueli, N. Y., 3 8; CuhIiio, Canarale, 10-15. Beeeher ft May, Manilla, I.nnsfnnl, Pa., 3-15. Bell ft Itli'hnrils, A. ft S.. Itostnn, 3-8. Bisllul ft Arlhnr. Pria-tur's 23il Street, N. Y. O, 38. Bernard, Rlimlu, Pork.' 3Vi|ieka. Kan.. 3 H. Belinont, Belle, (luilfl'ny'H, (Irillld Itnplds, 3-8. Berg. M. C, Onvoriiulnr's, Allanllc Clly, 3-8. Beruhard, Minnie, Linn Palace. N, Y. C Bell, Senator Frank, Olympic, Clileago, fl-8. Blswiiiuette ft Newiniiii. Norwitlk, I).. 3-8. Itlson Clly guarletle. Shea's, llnfTnlo. 3-H. Bigney. cioih. A„ Chutes. Hall Fruu,, Cal Bill, llleyi'le, Lake Cunlrury Park, St. Mo.. 3-8. Bliigln L W.. TriHiidern. Chlcaiio, 3-8. Bingham ft Cubic, Riverside Park, Montreal, Can., 3-8. Blake's Animals, While City. Chlcugo, 3-H. llliindell, Kd., ft Co., Isroclor'K, Newark, N. J., 3-8, illauiphln ft llelir, Umpire, St. Paul, Minn.. 3-15. Bliioiiis's Wireless Telegrupii, VIcturlB, N. Y. C, 3-8. Black ft Leslie. Dnyln'a, Atluiiltc City, N llloiullii, Fi'iinels, .Mutro|«dltuii, llnliilli 38. Bliiekloi'k. 1.1-nnii, Novelty, Oakland, Cul Boyle. Iliiveriintor's, Atlulllle clly, N. J Mlcb., N. J., 3-8. . 3-8. Joseph, J.. 3-8. Minn., 3-S, 3-H. Suns Hnuel Park, Del., Orrln Bros.' — Zociitecaa, Meg., BIO, Cauatoo II, Gomes Palaclo 12-17, Cnmlno 18, Chlliuiluia 10-27, Juarea 20-Aug. 3, Caiulno 4. Parral 51), Jluilnes 10, It. Han Pedro 18-15. Partus 10, 17, Saltlllo 1B-'J2, Monlerroy 23-.Me|it. 4. Pawnee Bill's Wild West— Bay Oily, Mlcb., 5, Gist Luwus 0, Alpetui 7, Clieliojiri.u 8. IllnKlIng Urns.'— Blildefnril. Mr., Si. Portland II, Angus I a 7, Bangor 8, Walervlile 10, Lew Is Ion II, Berlin 12, Sherlirooke, (Jue.. 13, Muiiire.it, Cuo., II, St. Albaiia, Vl„ 15. Slir. Sanlelle ft Welsh Bros.'— Culllcoon, N. Y., 5. Stiarka', John II.— Shelby, 0„ B. Silver:*, llerl— Grout, Mich.. 3, Casuovla 4, Bally 5, Kaviimia U, Llslmn 7. Kenl Clly 8. Wnslilnirii ft D'Alnin's -York, Pu„ 5, Arilmore II. Oamden, N. J., 7, 8, Wtsslbury 10, Hnlem II, IlrlilKclnn 12, Vliielunil 13, Mlllvllle 14, Cape May 15. Wullnce'»--Dm|olu, III., 7, Anna 8, Cenlrulla 10, Bentoti II. Wbeeler'a, A. F.— Margaretvllle, N. Y., fl. Pine Hill 7. Puienlcla H, Hunter 10. MIHORLLANBOVfl, Almond's, Jrlbro, Moving Picture Kxhlbltlnn— Union, 8. C, 0, fl, Buffalo 7, 8, Spartuiibnrg 10. II, Wellfonl 12, 13. Tueapan 14, 15. Bennett's Big Snow— Mltsit, N. Uak„ 3-8. Ken- mnre 10-15. Crulk.lunk— South Itnyaltoii, VI.. 0, Bethel 7, Randolph 8, Capital Carnival Co.- flay City, Mich., 3-8. Colossal Shows (K. G. Sultti, inur. )— Itebers- luirir. Ph.. 5. Logiuiton fl. Snloua 7, Bii-cli Urrrk 8, Mllcslrtirg 10, Snowahoe 11. French's New Seusatloii 1J. K, McNalr, mgr.) — Commerce. Mo., 10, Thelics. III., 11. Cm«- Gi- rardeau. Mo., 12, Oraml Tower, III., 13, Vi- enna 15, Grafton HI, KainpHVllle 17. Flltgerald's Big Show--Si'lienccladj. N. V., 3-8, Huntley's Kiitertalnrm— Dodgcvllle, Wis,, l-B, Lancaster 0-8. Linns' Dog ami Monkey Show — llnlxdon. Me., 0-8. I.llineins 10-12, iloynen vllle 13-13. Marti, Al., Specialty— Jacksou, H. II., 8, Twin Mountain 10, Jefferson II, Lunenburg 12. Mansfield Great F.astern Show — Dunbar. Pa., 5, Mount Ursddock fl, I.einoot Furnace 7. New Parker Amusement Co, — Marshallluwn, Is., 3-8. New Kra Floating Palace (W. I*. McNalr. mgr.)— flrcrifl Tower, lit., 3, Cheater 7, St. Marys, Mo,. :8. Klmmswlck 0. Swallow ft Markle's Floating Palace — TJnlontown, Ky.. B, Shawnretown, HI., 0, Caseyvllle, Ky., 7,,Caven Rock 8, Klliabethtotvn. 111., 10, Carrs vllle, Ky.. II. Golconda, III., 12, Smltlilaml, Ky.. 18, I'adiicah 14. Metropolis, III., in. Ten Kyck ft lllcka IJiilipie Show — Clnclunatui, N. Y.. 3-8, Wlllet 10-15. Vane. Hairy— Winona, Mluu., 8-8, Marthteld 10- 16. Bnivery NewstHiys (Jlint'telle, Clileago. 3-H. lloliuie, VV. A., Shellpnt Pink, Wilmington, 3-8. Hootblnrk Quurletle, Original, Riverside P«rk, Moutreiil, Can.. 3-8; Brltluiiia, Ottawa, 10-15. Ilnsauko ft Rudcllfre, Frontier Park. Krle, Pa., 3-8; Coney Islund, Wlieelliig. W. Va., 10-1B. Bottiunley lima.. liuyle'S, Allanllc Clly, N. J., 3-H. Bowers ft Curtts, Duluth, Minn., 10-15. 11.il John. A. ft 8., Boston, 3-8. Ilrvnnl ft Snvllle, Liikrmolil Park, Altoona, l'a., 3-8. Brlslul's PiiiiIc", Riverside Park, Hallo., MA., 3-15, lliyanl, Tom. SI. By. Pnrk, SI. Iotas, Can.. 3-H. Bradford*. The, Riverside Park, Montreal. Can., 3-H J Ultimo St. By. Park, Ottawa. 11-15. Brazil ft Brar.ll, Avon Park, Youugatiiwii, 0„ 3-8; Rock Springs Park. IC. Liverpool, 111-15. Iirown ft Iliown, Pleasure lleueli, Nnriviitk, , 10-15. Browilllllt, Nelp A Frnnkcl Keith's, Plilla.. 3-8. Bruce ft Cniker, lluipire, Oakhnnl, Cul.. 3-H, Bright Bros.. Kniplre Toitr. KtiK., H-Aug. 211. Iii'iiiduiiinur, Gr.'iii, Merry Meeting Purk, Ilruua- wick. Me.. 3-H. Brooks, Franklin A., Imperial, Amsterdam, N. Y„ 3-8. Brolisl Trio. Lusliiinay Park, K„ IlrnokflHd, Mass., 38, Brown ft I vers. Pnrk, Glritrilvllle. l'a., Linn pslai-e Roof, N, Y. Ok, IB-la, lliieeb Family, llljou, Hiielne, Wis., fl H. BiihIi, Frank, Wisilworlb's, Lancaster, Pa., Burloii, (Unrence, Mlillaint, Ft. Hodge, la., minimis 13), Crystal. Milwaukee, 3-S. Burns, Harry, Orplieuin, HI. I'uiil, Minn.. Fern Lake Park. Fort Scull, Kan., 111-13. , Burton ft Burton Troeailero, chlcugo, 3-8. Bush ft Gordon. Caslan. Springfield. (>., 3 8, lluritork Sisters. Park, Bayonnit. N. J., 3-H. Bnrdelle, Madeline, Soalliern 1'ark, I'ltlsfiurg, 3 8. Burguyne. Hurry. Fiiryliind, PiiU-rson, N. J., 3-8. Billion's lions. Keith's, N. Y. ft, 3-8. Ilusklrk A- Rleh, flnkford Purk, (Ireeimlmry, Pa., 3 8. Byrne ft West, (ilrton's. Iiurekn. Oak, 3-8, Byron, Arthur, .Music Hull, -Brighton Beach, N. Y., 3-8. Caffrvy ft Grout, llollywomt Park, Hallo., Mil., 3-8, Carter, Lungdmi. Auditorium, Norfolk, Va., 3-8. Carson lino... Kellli's, Phllu., -'1-8. cusuil ft Deveriie, Broad Rlplde Park. Broad Rip- ple, Ind., 3-8. Carroll ft Clarke, Star, Miincle, Iud., 3-8; Coney isluail. Cincinnati. 10 15. Carmniitella ft Co., Fast LIvcriKtfil. O., 101 5. Canloc ft Bartletr, Klectrlc park, Newark, N. J., 3-15. Csrrolls (31, F.lectrlr Park, Baltimore, 3-8. Carberry ft Stanton, i'ailutali, Ky., 3-8; Owras- Isirn, 10-15. Carmen Sisters, Rocky Hprlngi, Lancaster, Pa., 3-8; Wuldemrer Park, Krle, 10-15. Cartwell ft Harris, Victoria, N. Y. C, 3-H. Campliell ft Brady, Vluewood Park. Toiicka, Kan., Calvert, Wonderland, Minneapolis Mian,, 3-8. < Campbell, Ida, A. ft 8., Boston, 8-8. M 3 8; 38. 3 8. 3-8 J 500 THE ISf^W YORK CLIPPER. July a tJitrrotltuo & Hodges, Letup's rark, St. Louis, Mo., 3-8; Cook's Park, K-vbiikvIIIo, Ind.. 10-1S. CaMs, Emma, Proctor's 23rt St., N. Y. 0., 3-8. Cuttr A Male. Pastor's, H. T. C, 0-8; -Bergen Beach, N. Y., 10-15. Carter A lthifonl, Athletic Cork, Buffalo, 3-8. Calccdo, Luna l'nrk, Coney laland, N. Y., 3-8. Canon Bros., Keith's. Fhlln.. 3-8; Peeksklll, N. Y., 10-10. Carter, Mr. ft Mn., Crystal, St. Joseph, Mo., 3-15. Campbell, mil?. Marline*, (hi., 3»; l'nrk, Ala- meda, 10-13. Carey & Cotter, Crescent Garden, Ilcrere Beach, Musa., 3-8. Cecils'. Oro, Leonards, Fairyland, Paterson, N. J 3-8 Chester, jlllc., ft Dogs, Brighton Brucb N. Y., 3-8 Cherry Sisters. Midland, Ft. Dodge, la.. 3-8. Cberry ft Bates, Cascade I'ark, New Caatle, Fa., . 3-8. Cblnultn, Chutes, San Fran., Cat.. 3-8. Chrlaty ft- Willis, West Knd Park, New Orleans, La., 3-8. Christopher, Colouc, Snn .luxe. Cat., 3-8. <:hlldera. Grace, Pastor's, N. Y. C, 3-8. CuatUsi Slaters, llrlltenln Park, Ottawa, Can., 3-8; Riverside Park, Montreal. 10-lti. Chndwlck Trio, Rcnwlck Park, ltlinca, N. Y„ 3-8. Cameron A Flanagan. Kleelrle Park, Kansaa City, Mo.. 2-lti. Chihuahua Mexican Troubadours, Big Ktorrn Park, Big Storm City, So, D«k„ 3-8. Clermont ft 1,'lmer, St. John, Can., 3-R. Cleodoraa. The. Rocky Spring l'nrk, Lancaster, Pa., 3-8. Clarence Sisters, Kast lint] Park, Memphis, Tenn., 3 8. Clark, Kdnln I'., ft Co., Novelly, Denver, Col., 3-8. Clifford ft Orth, Stone Hill Harden, Peoria, 111., 3-8. Clayton, Frank, Unique, Minneapolis, Minn., 3-8. i.'lunseri Slaters. Illnlto, Klrulra, N. Y., 3-8. Clifford, Nat., Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y„ 3-8. Clnrko ft 1'cniple, Unique, BukcraflcM, Cal., 3-8. Chirke, l.uey, Metropolitan, Loudon, Eng., .1-19; sroll Tour, Eng.. Jt-Aiik- 31. Cluytnn, Carle, liniplro, Oakland, Cat., 3-S. Coinslock. I, mini, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. y.. as. Couroy ft Mack, Doyle's, Atlanllc City. N. J.. 3-8. Connelly. Pete, Kansas City, Mo.. 3-8 j Crystal, Si'i'nlhi. .Mo., 10-15. Curbly, Ii'lorenee, Mlillund, Ft. Dodge, lu., 3-8. Corhott .V Forrester, Lagoon, Ludlow, Ky„ 3-8. Colllna & Keen, Coney Island. Cincinnati, 3-8. Conchas, Paul, Fontulne Kerry Park, Louisville, K.v„ 3-8. Cubbjy ft Burke. Alunieda I'ark, Rntler. Pa., 3-8. Colgrovc's Horses A. Dogs, West End Park, New Orleans, I.n.. 11-30. Collins ft Hart. Tlvoll, London, Kng., 3-Aug. 5; Umpire, Islington, 7-12; Folles Marlgtiy, Paris, Fi\. 1-1-31. Colonial Septette. Ye. Temple. Detroit, Midi., 3-8; Keith's, .V. Y. a, 10-1*. Columbians, The, Foniuluc Ferry Pnrk, IaiuIs- villi?. Kj .. 3-8 ; Fast Knd l'nrk, Memphis, Tenn., 10-15. t'oughlan. Keith's. Pklhi., 3 R. CistE, Wood, Crystal, Milwaukee. 3-8. Cole & Clemens, Oeenu Pier, Wlldwood, N. J., 3-8. Colenuin. Ji-iiunette, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J.. :i-8. t'laigiin. Alan P'., Bass Point. Miihh.. 3-8. < "uni-tiiey ft Jenmietle, Fiord, III., 3-8. Craig, lllrhcy W.. U-xliiftn.t Park, Rostou, 3-8. Crowley. Linn Puluce. N. V. G, 3-8. Crane, Flmiale. Victoria. N. Y. (J., 3-8. C'lmnlngiium ft Coveney, Enss Point, Kalisul, Urnta.. 3-8, Citllen. Ins. II. Pimlor's, Newark. N. J., 3-8. Cunningham ft Smith, Lion Palace, N. Y. C. 3-8. Lunelle. Madge, Family, K. St. 1-oilla, HI., 10-15. Dnvla. Itlcli.tnl I'., fustic Pnrk, narrc, VI., 3-8. DurroKs. The, Celeron, Jamestown, N. Y., 8-8; Casino, Ynimgshiirn, 0., 10-15. Day. Ceo, W., Oiphciu.i, San Fran.. Cal., 3-8; ilrphcuin, Los Angeles, 10-13. Darey & Phillip).. Coney Islnud, Cincinnati, 3-8. Dull' ft Violet. Keith's. I'hlla.. 3 8. Dnmm Bros., Keith's, Phlla., 3-8. D'Arvllle Sisters, Memphis, Temi., S-8. Daly ft Kelso, Ctudiio Park, Brunswick, Me., 3-8. Dale, Violet. A. ft S., Boston, 3-8. Daniels, Waller, Caalun, SprlngUeld. O.. 3 8. Darniiiily. Central Pnrk, Dover, N. II., 3-8; Casino, Rnngor. Me.. 10-IA. D'tilmnr Ilroa., Iloniiiike, Vs., 3-8; Lynchburg, 10 13. lie Aciik. The. While City. Chicago. 3-8. Devenu Sisters, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J., Dercuda ft Green. Plerniont Park, Lyiichhurg, Va., 3-8. Deiulng, Arlhur, Dehim Bros., Metropolitan, Du- lulli, .Minn., 3-8. lie Hose, I'ctc, Carnival, St. Mary's, C, 3-8; Goshen, Ind., 10-13. Dc Kock Trio, Olymple, Chicago, 3-8. De Vis's. BIJou, Norfolk, Va„ 3-8. De Fn.re Slaters, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y.. 3-8; Kleelrle I'ark. Alhnoy, N. Y., 10-15. Delv-ardo. Ntilalle, So. America, 3-31, De Serrls, Hcurlelte, Das Relicts, Orplieua, San Fran., OaL, 3-15. De Monde & Dlnsinore, Bijou, Calumet, Mich., 3-8: UIJhii, Murqueitc. 10-15. Drhlkes. The, Olyie.pl,:, Chicago, 3-8, He Vnu., Marsh, .t Wife, (iuvernator's, Atlautlc City, N. J., 3-8. Delmore ft- Wilson. Hackney, I/imlon, Kng,, 3-8; HiflloHay, 10-I.1; New Orosa, 1T-21!; Stratford, 3-1 -'JO. Deliuoro ft Darrell, Coney Island, Wheeling, W. Va„ 3-8. De iln'iiiis, (Ireat, '-'»4, Bijou, Kaelne, Wis., 3-8. Demonlo ft Ik'lle, Cascade Park, Newcastle, Pa., 3-8. De Vuro ft Curtis, Ijtke View Park, Terrc Haute. friil- . as. De lloiaett ft- K.vcela, Wlldwood, Putnam, Conn., 3-8; Lnkewooil, Wnlerhury, 10-1S. Dhejr, Henry K., Williams', Manhattan Beach, N. V., 3-8. Dlstoii. Madeline. Park. Chester, Pa., 3-8; Keith's, X, V. i\. lo-l.'i. DKuu. Burt ft l.ii'ii. Maunlon's, ML Louis, il-8 ; Oak Summit l'nrk, Kvnnsvllle, Ind., 10-15. Iilxiiu, Boners ft Dixon, Kleelrle Park, Albany, K, V., .'IS. Dlauionil Comedy Four, Sau Frau.. Cal., 3-15, Hlntnoml ft Sinlili. Salihatla I'ark, Taunton, Mass., 3-8; lliahland Park, Brockton, 10-13. Dixon. Anna. A. ft S., Iloaton, H-8. Dockrny. Will. Onsei, Mass.. 3-8, Dnrseh ft llussell, Itis-k Spring Park, K. Liver- issil. O., 3-8; Avon Park, Voungstowu, 10-15. Dnnghiii ft Douglas, llijou, DulutJi. Mann., 3-8. Don. IVler, Casino Park. Stenheuvlllc, 0., 3-8. Doliiu. linger .v Belle, Spring Lake Pnrk, Treu- ton, .V J.. 38. I'emple, Detroit, Uicb.. 3-8; III- 15. Keith's, N. Y. C. 3-8; Keith's, Kpps DliP: Comeily Quintette, land. 3-15. Wlilte City. Cleve- Kppa ft Loretli, Idora Park, Youngatown, 0., 3 8. Kstelletta, La Belle, Bamona, Grand Rapids, Midi., 3-8. Kvans, LltJle. ft Co.. Pastor's, N. Y. C. 38. Kvan* Trio, Unique, Winnipeg, Can., 3-8 ; Unique, Minneapolis, Minn.. 10-15. Krerheri. Illppodronie, I/uidon, Kng., 3-31. Falke. Kleaisir, Proctor's, Newark, N. J.. 3-8. Farley, .lames ft Bonnie, Mayflower. So. Hanson, Maas.. .'PH. I'aiielalll'H Hand. Luna Park. I'llfabiirg, .1-8. Pagan ft Men-lain. LiiK'ion. Ludlow, Ky„ 3-8, Falls. Great. Kmplre. Oakland, Cal., 3-8. KnlrehlldK, The, Kleetrlc Park, Waterloo, la., 0-8. Fantas (2). Casino. XoHli.-ille, Tenn,, 3-8; Casino, Dawson Spi-ines. Ky.. 10-15. Karrell, Cliff, Cascade Park, New Castle, I'a., 3-8. Feldraan ft Hall, Forest Park, Little Itock, Ark., 3-15. Feasley, Juggling, ItoyJ Park, Peru, Ind., 28; Terrapin Park, Parkerahurg, W. Va.. 10-15, Fern Comedy Four, Ouvernator's, Atlantic City, N. J., 3-Allg. 12. Fergimon it Lassinore, Pleasure Park, Norwalk, <).. S-8. Ferguaun ft Watson, Keith's, N. Y'. C.. 3-8. Fedura, Alina, Wunderlnni), Milwaukee, 3-8. Feldman's Pigs. At Fresco Park, Peoria, 111.. 3-8. I'ergiiHon. Dnnree ft Co.. Orpheum Park, Wcbh City, Mo.. 3-8; Kureka Springs, Ark., 10-15. Fcntclle ft Hailcllffe. Collins Gardens, Columbus, 0„ 3-8. Fields ft Hanson, Lyceum, San Fran., Cal., 3-15, Fisher. Mr. ft Mrs. Perkins, Olentangy Park, Co- lumhns, O.. 2-8. Fisher ft Johnson, Belle, Oakland. Cat., 3-8. Melds ft Cliniuoge, Lake Contrary, St. Joseph, Mo., 3-8. 1'lrat. Harney, Oak SSiiniiult Park. Kvansvllle, Ind., H-8; Pleasure Pnrk. Norwnlk, U., 10-15. Fields, Will II.. Itnm-iiid Pnrk. (Iruml Rapids, Mleb.. 3-8; Caalno, Kalaiauioo, 10-15. Fisher ft Clarke. Koruraheici Park, Boston, 3-8. Fields, Keltic, Lnko Yle»v Pork, Terrc Haute. Ind., :<-8; Chester Park. Cliu-lunatl, 10-15. Flora, Mildred, Hliea's, HulTalo, 3-8. Florence Slaters, Aumont, Moscoiv, Rtia., 3-Aug. 31. Ford ft Wilson, Kmplre, Johannesburg, 8. A., 3- Aug. 31. Fosier. Krt, R. Gardner ft- Stoddard, Rniuona, Grand Rapids. Mich., 2-8. • lannoii, Annie. Kmplre. St. Panl, Mlun., S-8. ilnvlii. Phut & Peaches, Soutlierii Park, Pitts- burg. 3-8. Gardner, West ft Sunablne, Mercer Pnrk, Trenton. K. J., 3-8. Gardner. Jack, Godfrey's, Grand RapIdB, Mich., Gonriro ft Tlieol. Batlenbcrg's. Lelpilg,. Ger.. 3-31. Gllmore's (5), Fairyland, Palerson. N. J., 3-8. Atlantic City, N. J., Glrard, Marie, Ouvernator's 3-8. Gill, Nat. Guvemator's, Atlanllc City. N. I., 3-8. Gibson Girls, Original, Guvemator's, Atlautlc City. N. J., 38. Glldny ft Fox, Giiverualor's, Atlantic City, N. J., Gllleu, Tom. Kcelrlr Park, Abany, N. Y„ 38; Summit Park, Ctlca. 10-15. Glllugwaler, Claude, & Co., Orpheum, San Frau., Cal.. 3-8. Montgomery Park, Lancaster, Wash., Y.. Novelty, Stockton, Cnl., 3-8 ; liolicily Sisters. Sliea'N, lliill'ulo, iHn-geval, Tlierese Boston, 10-15. Donovan. Fannie. Novelty, Fresno, 10-15. l'lmnelly. Henry v.. ft Co.. Keith's. Phlla., 3-8, Drew. lloiMihy. Harrasi'iirit Tour, Kng., 3-Auu, 31, Dreher, MJiinle, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J., Drnuce. TUoll. Liiiidon, Can.. 3-Aug. 31. Drew. Carmll. Itiicker. ltoekfonl, 111,, 3- 15. Dunioii.ls. I.es, I'nlnce, Stratford. Ping.. 3-8; Shepherd's lins.li. Ill 15; Coliseum. London. 17- Aug. 31. Diienlu, Kdllh, Aialilorium. Norfolk. Va., 3-8. Dupive. Geo. .< I.lblde. Bijou, Green Bnv, Wis.. 3-8.- llijou. .Marinette. 10-15. l-oistey. Moody ft Jumes, Frontier Park, Krle, Pa., 3-S. Cckel ft Warner, Olkwneal Turk. Pittsburg, 3-8. Kekel'l ft Berg. iVoiuinls'gii Park. Boston, 3-S. iJlgcitons. The. Coney Island. Wheeling, W. Va., Kilwards, AL. Surliig Lake Park, Trenton, K. J., 3-8. Kdniinids. ,Iim>, Keith's. N. V. C, 3-8. Kduiunds, Agues, Oryslal Pnrk, St. Joseph. Mo., 2-8. Kills, Mr. ft Mrs. Jack, Dryslal. Wausau, Wis., 38 I Olympic. Chicago. 10-13. Klrblaf. Perns, Itrlefiton Beach. N. Y.. 3 8; Um- pire. I, oa, I, ui. l-'aig.. IS Ago. IP. Kline, l'ete ft .Mile, Casino, Providence, 15. lillls Ninvlati Trio. I'oivsl Park. St. Ifflils, 3 8; Hopkins' l'nrk. Isxilsvllle. Ky.. 10.15, I'lioore. Tnni, 'IVuiniinh. Nev., 11-15. Kllloll Bros.. Ouvernator's. Allunlle ("Hy, N, J„ l;ii.ai. Saw, Wlslarla, .N. V. tt, .". s. KHsamrnM in. orptieiiiii. ItlvrrsMe, tial., l-:llii.ue a I'oliell. Den's, lw, aiinlui. Mich., Ii'l.m. t'niiiniet, In-tn. Kiueiy, I'lof.. Illjoii. Dolulh. Minn.. »s. t;eiplrt' t'oiimly Ftiiir, Puslur's, N. Y. C 3-S. tingtittvui Bl.lvrs, LlQO I'aUlli), N, Xi Co ll-oi ; Glli-oy, Haynes ft Montgomery, Brunswick, Me.. 3-8. Gllmore ft Leonard, Rocky Springs, P«.. 3-8. Glcnroy ft Itnssell, llnlijuc, Belllnghnm, Golden ft Hushes, Demllng's, Rocknway, R, Goodiunn. Joe. Keith's, N. Y. C, 3-8. Goldsmith ft Hopiie, Lion Palace, N. Y. C„ Luke Nlpenuc, Mllford, Maas., 10-13. Godfrey ft Henderson, Orpheum, San Frun., Cal., 10-15. Gordon, Don ft Mae, Cheater Park, Cincinnati. 3-S. Gourley Sully ft Uourloy, Casino Park, Bnlglinm- ton, N. V.. 3-15. Golemans, Musical, Medfurd Boulevard, Boston, Gofoiili ft Doyle, Blooralngton, 111., .1-8. Goixton, Kldrldge, llraud, Mllawnkee, 3-8. Golden ft Hughes, Lake Compouuce, Southhigtoii, I 'on 11.. Ill- 15. Green. Dick, A. ft S.. Boston, 3-8. Gregory ft Wood, Gurcruutor's, Atlanllc City, N, J., 3-8. ' Grenada, llerr. Wonderland, Milwaukee, 3-8. Gray ft Brahiiui, Hantlprsoii'a, Coney Island, K. »., 3-15. Gracey ft Iteynolds, Unique, 1,0s Angeles, Cal., Grayee. .Margaret. Dominion. Winnipeg, Can.. 3-8. Grant. Sydney. Williams, Manhattan Beach, N. Gunning. Louise, Brighton Beach. N. Y.. 8.8. Ilnuaon. Leoua, Iluss Point, Muss., 3-8. Hall, Frank. Olympic, Chicago, 3-8. Hardies. The, Park. Sardinia, O., 8-8. Hasty, Clias., Crystal, Anderson, Ind., 3-S. Ilnthawav Indian Tableaux, Proelor's, N. Y. 0., Ilasllugs ft Slieldan. Kleetrlc Park, Albnuy, 3-8. Hart ft Weston, Doyle's, Atlautlc City, N. J., lliirnlsh, Xlanile. Hanover I'ark. Merldcn, Conn.. 3-8; Berkshire Park, Plftstleld, Mass.. 10-15. Hart. Sadie. Oak Summit Park. Kvansvllle, Ind., 3-8; Sprlngbrook Park, So. Bend, 10-15, ■tardy, Lima Pork, Pittsburg. Pa.. 3-8. Ilumy. w, s., ft Co., Woodland Pork, Camden, N. J„ 3-8; Ky. Park. Chester. Pn„ 10-15. Ilnrrls Ac Ilurrls. Chiitea, Son Fran.. Cal., 3-8. Hay, Hnleyelr, Olentaniry l'nrk, Coliiinbus, 0„ 3-S; Stratford Park, Delaware, 10-15. Dayman, air. ft Mrs. Jack, Kmplre, Cambridge Springs, Ph., 3-8. Harris ft De Loss, Pastor's S. Y. 0.. 3-8. Hayucs, Hold. T., ft Co., Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C, 3-8. Hurl. Willie ft Kdltli. Keith's. (J. Y. C, .1-8: Keith's. Phlla.. 10-15. Harper. Iucelle H.. Bl|ou. Marinette. Wis., 341. Harding ft Ah Sid, Procior's, Newnrk, N. J„ Hiirrls Bros., Coney Island, Wheeling, W. Va.. 3-8. Hardman. Joe. Henwlck I'ark. Ithaca. N. Y., 3-S. Harris. Clias, ft Kdnu. Bell. Oaklnnd. Oal., 3-8; Mission. Sail Fran.. 10-15. Hays ft Graham, Metropolitan. Dublin. Minn., Hall. I.lllle May. Dun Ton. .Syracuse. N. Y.. 3-8. Hayter ft Juliet, L'uhpie, Mlt'tirainlls, Minn., ,'l-S. llsrl ft Dillon, Clarksdnle l'nrk. Bradford, Pa., 3-S. It. 1., 3- Uelns, Billy, Tumbling Run Park, Pnttarllle, Pa., 3-S. Herbert, Fred. Sohnier Park. Monlreal, Can., 3-S. llee'ow. Clmrles. Lagoon. Ludloxv. Ky.. 3-8. lli-elow ft Wheeler, Lngoon. Ludloxv, Ky., 3-8. lleiinliig<. Lewis ft lleiiulngs. Lansing. Mich., 2- K; Lake Mlehlgnn Park. Mnakegou. 1111,1, llerriiiiiuii. Adelnl-le. Mnulinllan IVueli, N. V., 3K. Helm X 'llit.il .11. Itliershle Pork, BoDe, Lis . 3 I.. Ileus. in ft .lame... No. Adams, Mnss., .1-8; Long Beach, Glnuce.sler, 111 15. Hi'i.linir, Win., Octw park, Wlldwood. N. J„ t ilO-W, ^ . . . Henry ft Francis. Keith's. Phils.. .1-8. Henderson, Chu. E., ft Co., YouDg's, Atlsntlo Clt/. K. J.. 8-20. _ Herald Square Comedy Four, Olympic Park, Chat- tnnoogn, Tenn., 3-8. ... Herliert ft Willing, Mannlon'a Park, St. Lonls, 3-8 ; Lagoon. Cincinnati. 10-15. Herrmann. Adelaide, Williams. Manhattan Bench, N. Y„ 3-8. Hefron, Tom, Lakeside Park. Dayton. O.. 3-8. Heuly Sisters. Henderaon's. Coney Island, N. Y., 3 8. Hickman Bros t.'l), Keltta's, Boaton, 3-8. Hilton ft lluddard. Crystal, Denver. Col., 3-S. Illi-key ft Nelson, proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C, 3-S. Hill ft Hill, Orrln Bros.. Mexico, Mex., 3-15. lllues ft Remington, Woolxvorth'a, Lancaster, Pa., 3-S. Hilton, Fred,, Al l-'renco Bench, Peoria, 111., 3-8; Dreainlnnil Pari.. Decatur, 10-13. Hodges, Walter, ft Co.. Keith's, N. Y. C, 3-8. Hoean, 151711*1, ft Students, Victoria, N. Y. C, 3-8. llowurd. Harry ft May, Park. Indianapolis, 3-8. Hucb, Klton ft Co., Casino. Roanoke, Va., 3-8; Casino, Lyncbhurg, 10-15. Hoffman ft Zelgler. Crystal. Denver, Col., 3-8. llogau Slaters, Grand, Milwaukee, 3-8. Holt, Alt., Iiigcra.ll Park, Dea Moines, la., 3-8. Howard ft Llnder, Southern Park, Pittsburg. 3-8. llolden, George, Olympic Park, Newark, N. J., llornn, Eilille. Suinmer Park, Orlskany, N. Y., 8-8. Holmes, Taylor, Keith's. Pblln.. 3-8. llolmaii, Ilayward ft Ilayward, Crystal Park, Sc- dalla, Mo.. 3-8; Leinp's. St. Louis, 10-15. Holloway, Bert, Metropolitan, Dnluth, Minn., 3-8. Holmes & Waldron, Lakeside Casino, Akron, O., 3-8. Hurley's. The. Kellli's. Boston, 3-S. Untitles! Noveln Park. Stockton. Cal., 3-8. Huclin. Musical, Electric Park, Newark, N. J., HI Allrntown. Pa., 10-15. Huegel Bros.. Family, Butie. Muni.. 315. Iliiebtier, Clias., Park, Newark, N. J.. 3-8. Huston ft Dallas, Glendnle Casino, Nashville, Tenn., 3-8. Hula Cbunda, Sohiner Park. Montreal. Can., 3 8. llylands (3), Crystal, Col. Springs, Col., 3-S; Crystal. SI. Joseph. Mo., 10-15. Hyde ft Heath, Utabiia. Ogilcn, U., 3-8 ; Crystal, Lcadvllle, Col., 10-15. Imperial Comedy Four, Bell, Oakland, Cal,. 3-8. Inncss ft Ryan, Kmplre, Cambridge Springs, Pa., 2*8. Italian Trio. Victoria. N. ¥. C. 3-8. " Jackson ft Douglas, Terrapin Park, Parkersbarg, W. Va.. 3-8; Steeplechase Pier. Atlantic City, N. J„ 1015. James ft Davis, Braudywlnc Springs Park, Wil- mington, Del., 3-8. Jackson, Arthur. Metropolitan. Dnluth. Minn., 3-8. .Incksona (3), Glemlale Park, Nashville, Tenn., 3-8. Jennings ft Jewell, Unique, Minneapolis, Minn., 3-S. Jerome. Sidney. Lake View Tark, Terre Haute, Ind., 3-8. Jennie & I'llsworth, IIiiiiIiiii's, Point, Toronto, Can.. 3-S, Jennings ft Iteul'rexv, Doyle's Atlautlc City, N. J„ 3-8. Jordan. Harry, Coney Island, Wheeling, W. Va., Johnson ft Wells. Brighton Beacli, N. Y., 3-8. Johnstons. Musical, Ilarrasrord Tour. Kng., :i-s Jones ft Sutton, Southern Park. Pittsburg, 3-8. Juniper & Hayes, Caalno, Savin Rock. Conn., 3-8; White Ouk Park, New Britain. 10-15. Kiites Bros., Ft. Shcrldun. Highwood, III.. 3 8. Korsou, Kit. White City. AVorcester. Mass.. 3-8. Kaufman. Rcbu, Alhainbra, London, Kng.. 3- Ang. 31. KuIiiki, Chaa.. ft Ada. Atlantic Garden, N. V. C, 3-8. Kartelll, Brighton Bencb. N. Y., ,'!S; Freebody Park, Newport, R. L, 1015. Kelleher. Kmplre, Gloucester. N. J„ 3-8. Kennedy ft Wllkena, Guvemator's, Atlantic City, N. J., 3-15. Kennedy ft Keuuedy, Cuveniator's, Atlantic City, Keno. ivalcli' ft Melrose, Pastor's, N. Y. C. 3-8. Kenton, Dorothy, Soclcte du Kiirsanl, du Lucerus, Switt., 3-Aug. 31. Kcltons, Mualcal (3), Hopkins Park, Kansas City. Kenyon & De Garno, Jlerry-meetlng Park, Bruns- wick, Me.. 38. Kelly ft Vloiette, Fontaine Ferry Park, Louisville, Ky., 3-8. Keelcy Sisters, Olentangy Park, Columbus, 0., 0-15, Kenna, Chas.. Salisbury Beach. Salisbury. Mass., 3-8; Plum Island, Salisbury, 1010. KcIIIn ft Wilson, Grand, Milwaukee, 3-8. Kennedy ft ISooney, Slien'a. Buffalo, 3-8. Kenny ft Ohirk. Mb Park, Iiurie, Vi., 3-8. Kherns ft Cole, Shooting I'ark, Dubuque, In., 0- King, Will. Geniielle, Richmond, Vti„ 3 8. Kimball Bros. (3), Wu Meniere Park, Erie, Ta., Klplo ft MtLaughlln, M^anliattun Bench, N. Y.. 3-8; Victoria, N. V. C„ 10-15. Kltigstous. The, Metropolitan. Dnluth, Minn.. 3 8. K ralfo. tins., People's, I-esveiiwurtli. Kan.. 3-8. Mclii ft Cllftou, Suvln Rock Park. Nexv Haven Coiiu.'. 3-8. Klein, Ott Bros, ft Nicholson, Hippodrome, Lou- don. Eng.. 7-Aug. 111. Kleluer ft Marshall, Orpheum, Pa tenon, N. J., Knight ft Sartelln, Godfroy'a, Mich.. 3-8. Kiiowlton, Sadie, White City, Worcester, 3-8. Kosurc ft Chnidain, Novelty, Oakland. Cal., 3-8. Ko iler ft Marlon, Lincoln Park, Fall River, Mass., .i-8, Kokln. Mignonette, Freebody Park. Newport, It. Kohl. Gun ft Marlon, Crystal, Anderson, Ind.. •t-8; Crystal. Kokonto. 10-15. Kopis?, Sprlnglakc Park, Treuton. N. J„ 3-8 : Central Tark, Allentuxvn. Pn.. 10-15. Koler ft Seymour, G. O. II. . Col. Springs, Col., 3-8: Lyric. Lincoln. Neb., 1015. Krctoie, Riverside Park. Boise. Ida., 3-15. Ixrelsel's Dogs and Monkeys. Keith's, Phlla,, 38. La Roys, The. Dreamland. Rochester, N. Y. 3-S La Cliilr ft West, Oceau Pier, Sea Isle City, K, J., [.a Croix, Paul. Crystal, alarlan, Ind., 3-8. I.amnnt's Cockuloos, Gorton, Eureka. Cal., 3-13 La Veils. Gurcruutor's, Atlantic Cltv, N. J. 3'-8 -■•Tell Bros,, Ouvernator's, Atlautlc City, K. J.i Grand Rapids, Mass., Salt Lake, It., 3-8; Lyric, I.akoslib Casino, Akron, O., bM, IIS; 3-8. La Dellc, Bun Ton, Ogdcn, 10-15. Lauibert ft Pierce, White Oak Park. New Britain Conn., 3-8; Hanover Park. Merldcu. 10-15. |.n Perei. Marie. Shenfe's, Nahant, Mass.. 3-8. La Jons, Then, ft Cumllle, Elks' Caalno, North Bench, N. Y., 3-8. Lancaster, Tom, Siinntogn Part, Pottstown, Pa 10-15. I.adells. The. Rooky Springs. Lancaster. Pn.. 38. , ^ l t" *., Cross, Ingersoll Park. Des Moines, In., 8-8; Forest Park. Kansas City. Mo., 10-15. La tails, The, Orpheum, Seattle, Wash., 3-8: Grand, Vincourcr. Can.. 10-15. I.akola. Harry ft Oorrlc. Unique. .Minneapolis, Minn., 3-S. l '*. X ,m v.* Waltoue. Manuluii's i'Hrk. SI. IsiuU, 2-8: Chester I'ark, Clnelunatl. 0-15. I.n ToBku, Cbutes, San Frau.. Cal.. 3-8. I.nvlnc ft Leonard, Palace. London, Bug., Aug. La Vlnc-Chiiaron Trio, Ficelody Park, Newport, Langiloll, Hurdle, il-8. La Mnr. Wayne. Acme. Sacramento, Cal., 3-S l.awlor. Chas.. ft Daughters, Oakwood Park Pittsburg. Pa.. 3-8. Lunc.isler, Freiln. Hollywood Park, ltalto.. Mil 3-18. La Drew ft I.n Zone. Park, Danville. III., 38. I.aiuson, Mabel. Clnites. Sail Fran.. Cat. 3-8. Lloyd, Herbert. Woolwortli's. Lancaster. Pn., 38 Lclsenrliig's. The, Novelty, Oaklnnd. Cat, 3-8. ' Leigh. Ben, Jelly. Kmplre. Gloucester City, N. .1., 3-15, Lis-. Irene, Linn Palace. N. Y. C. ;|-S. Is' Roy ft ix; Vnnloii, Luan Park, Coney Islstol, l.e Moyne Sisters, Berliner, Slielsoygan, Wis., 3-13. Las Dahlias'. Tlvoll. Loudon. ICng.. Aug. gg, l-eonntxl. tlus. Climlc, Sacramento, CM.. 3-8. Leslie, Geo. W., Rnn Fran.. Cnl.. 3-8. Lewis ft illinplti. Ibslfmy's, Grand Rapids. Mleb., I i, May .X Doe, Hnxln line):, New Union iMnit,. .!->:; White not Park, New llrllntn to' 15. l.e..uur.l ft Mason. Zlids-r's Park, West Polni I'a.. 8-ts, Leipzig, Nali'. Keith'* N. Y. C. 38. Uffln, Alt> yi'»l»l, n'ttMMU .Win,, a-8, "^m Le Dent. Great, Folly. Chicago, 3-8; Woodcrland Park. Danville, 10-15. ' ,. ,. I^lghton, Lylllan, Eljou. La Crosse. Wis., 101... Levy, Mrs. Jnlei, Sesltle. Wash., 3-8. Lee, Mr- * Mrs. James P., Unlqne. Astoria, Ore., 3-8; Chutes, Sun Fran.. Cal., 12-1»- . ,„ l^ea, Tbe, Ilanlon's Point, Toronto, Can, », 10. Xx Borr, Savoy, Victoria. Can., 3-8; Edlsou, Everett, Wash., 10-16; " Le I'nges, Marvelous, Lakeside Caalno. Akron, O., 3-8 I>e Roy, Marie, Pavilion Beacli, Keyport, N. J., 3-15. LltcliBcld. Mr. ft Mrs. Nell, Casino. Kalamazcsi, Mich., 38; Lake Michigan Park, Muskegon, 10- 15. Llbbey ft 'Prayer. Olentangy Park, Columbus, p., 3-8; Lakevlew Park, Terre Haute. Ind., 10-15. Livingstons (4), Shea's. Buffalo, 3-8. Lindsay's Dogs ft Munkeys, Electric Park, Detroit, Mich.. 2-8. Minefield, Norumbega Park. Boston, 3-8. I.lllputlan Trlov Culque, Los Angeles. Cal.. 3-8. I.ockhart's Elephants, Chester Park, Cincinnati, 3-8. Lorraine ft Candy, Keith's, N. Y. C, 3-8. 1/irene, Casino. Ontario Beach, N. Y.. 3-15. I/mg. Mr. ft Mrs., Crystal. Denver. Col., 3-8. Lussler, I^iulsu, Guvemator's, Atlantic City, N. J„ 3-S. Lucy ft Lucler. Ingersol Purk, Dea Molnen, la., Luclcr, Mr.' ft Mrs. Fred., Westwoed Park, Ded- ham, Mass., 3-8. •■•««« I.nti Bros.. Henderson's, Coney Island. N. T., 3-8. Lynne ft Kennedy, Electric Park, Kansas City, Mo.. 3-8. „ „ Lynotlc Slaters, Valley Park, Syracuse, N, Y., 3-8 May ft Miles, Grand, San Diego, Cal., 3-8; Ca- sino, Los Angeles, 10-15. Mnnrro ft Shnnklln, Riverside Park, Winnipeg, Can., 3-8. Mario ft Aldo, Orrln Bros., Mexico. Mux., 3-lo. Mann, Danny, ft I/)la Haines, Rrcreatloa Par!.-, Fresno, Cal., 3-8: Unique, Los Angeles, 10-15. Murtine Brothers, Tepuln Tour, So. America, 3- Jnly 31. Mantell'a Marionettes, Clnnle, Sacrumento, Cal., 3-8; Novelty, Oakland, 10-15. Majestic Musical Four. Ouvernator's, Atlantic City, N. J.. 3-8. Maxsmlth Duo, Keith's. N. Y. C„ 3-8. Marvellc ft Gleaaon, Dominion, Winnipeg, Can., 3-8. Marco Twins, Kast End Park, Memphis, Tenu., 3- S ; Victoria, N. Y. C, 10-15. Mnrquaiids, Tbe, Gitveruator'n, Atlantic City. N. J.. 3-15. Mackin ft Wilson, Midland, Ft. Dodge, la., 3-8. Mathews ft Ashley, Keith's, Phlla., 3-8. Mayer ft Irivln, Pleasure Park, Norwalk, O., 10-15. Mogee, Jack E , Rye Beach, N. Y., 3-8. Martini ft Max Million, Emp.. Bristol, Eng., 3-8; Palace, Glasgow. Scot.. 10-15; Lyceum, Lau- don. Eng.. lT-Aug. 20. Murlon. Frnnk, A. & S., Boston. 5-8. Mecarte Slstera (SI. Emp., SheUield, Eng., 3-8; Emp.. Hull. 10-15: limp., Leeds, 1T-22; Al- haml.ra. Brighton. 24-20. Majestic Four, Keith's, Phlla., 3-8. Mathes. Clara. Calgary, Can., 3-15. Mac ft Mac, Park, Kcesvllle, N. 1\, 3-8; Park, F.llrabethtoxvn, N. J., 10-15. M.igee, Clem C. Bljc-u, Marquette. Mich., 1015. Mnck & Ale.xnnder, Novelty, Denver, Col., 3-8. Mnrley, Charles J., Blsay, San Bernardino, Cal., 3-15. Muiettl Trouiie. Procior's 23d Street, N. Y. C, 3-8. Marlueilns Grant. Cripple Creek. Col., 3-8. Marlow. Edward S., Llndenwnld Pnrk, Ilamillou, O.. 3-8; Wonderland Park, Duuvllle. III., 1015. Manny ft Kramer. Rocky Point, Providence, 3-8. Maddox. Richard C, McBeth's Park, Lima, 0„ 3-8. Marriott Twins. Cedar Point, Sauduskv, O., 3-8; Robinson Park, Ft. Wayne. Ind , 10-15. Murtyne. Eddy, Carnival, Erie, Pa., 3-8. Manning Trio. BlJon Theatre, Calumet. Mich., 3- 8; Itljon Theatre. Morquette, IU-15. Msilhews, Zoa, Olentangy Park, Columbus, O., 3-3. Murtluettl ft Maxwell, Rnmoiia, Grant! Rapid", Mich.. 11-8. Maker. Agues, Shenfe's. Nahant, .Mass., 3-8. Marthiettl ft Max Mllllati, Idora Park, Yuuiigs- towu, 0„ 3-8. May Sisters. BIJou, Norfolk, Va.. 3-8. Mncart's Monkeys. Victoria, N. Y. C, 3-8. Manolu Family, Cripple Creek, Col., 3-8; Lead- vllle. 10-15. Murlon ft Pearl. Fairyland. Poterson, N. J., 3-8; llemlei son's. Coney Island, 10- 15, Marcus ft Gnrtellc, Ileiiderson's, Couey Island, N. Y„ 3-8. Mathletis. Juggling, Ft. Sheridan Park, High- wood, III.. 0-15. Manning ft Drew, Avon Purk, Yuiiiigsluvrn. O., 3-S. McAtoy, l.essle. Itlallo, Klinlra. N. Y., 3-8. McPhee ft Hill, Keith's, N. Y. C. 3-8. McKlnnnii ft Reed, Thunderbolt Park, Savauiiali, On., 3-8. MeNaniee, Illjoii, Dnluth. Mlun.. 3 8. McClellaii, .las.. BIJou, Diilulli, Minn., 38. McCarlhy, Myles, ft Co., Olympic, Chicago, 3-8. Mcl.aln Sisters. A. ft H., Boston. 3-8. ileCree ft Poole, Slur, Astoria, Mi Hans, Jugirllng, Kellli's, N, Y. C, 3-8. McCuuiiell Sisters, Cliutes, Sau Frau,. Cnl., 3-8. McUuliunV Walermelou Girls, Williams, Mnu- liattan Bench, N. Y., 5-S. MeNutt Trio, Suit Luke, !.'., 3-8; Ogilen, 10-15. MeUrltt ft Kelly, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J„ MeCnnn l'nmllv. Gallon, 0.. 3-S; Canton. 0-13. McDnde ft Welcome, Sbeafe's, Nahant. lrlass.. 5-S. Mcleod. Andrew, Junction Park, Bciiver Fallu, Pa., 3-8. McCiinc ft Grant, Plensure Bench, Norwnlk, O., 1-8. McDonald, Clins., Olentangy Purk, Columbus, O., Merritt, lliiyuiond, Lake View Purk. Terrc Haute. Intl., 3-,8. Melroy 'I'rlo. Novelty, Oakland, Cal., ,1-8. Meloa (3). White Clly, Worcester, Jlasa., 3-8. Meeker-Baker Trio, Henderson's. Coney Island, N. Merritt, Raymond. Haitian's Point, Toronto, Can.. J-8: Lakevlexv Park, Terrc Haute, Ind.. 10-15. Meredith Sisters. Moil Tour. Eng., 3-\ug HI Melville ft Azollo. Cusiitn Park, Kalamazoo, Mich ' J-8; Unique, So. Chicago. 111., 10-15. Melville, Jean, Carnival. St. Mary's. «., 3-13. Meliutis Dnnrs, Wllllanis, Msnlmltan Beiieh, N. 17- Meler ft Morn. IJinpire Tour, ling., 3-Aug. 0. Mm (.1), Holldtiy, Eng., 315; BlackponL Aug. u. Miret ft Glose, Keith's, N. Y. C. 3-8 Mills ft Burns, Olviuplc. Cliicniro. 3-S Mllehclts, Funny (3). Averne Pier. L. 1 11-8 Mitchell. Llrxle, Topic, Billings. Mom.. 315. Mlllershlp Slaters, Ouvernator's, Atlantic City, Millard" Bros.! White City. Cleveland, 0„ 3-13. J Mdleion. Ghulys, O. II., Victor, ad., 3.15. Mills ft Morris. Proctor's 23d St.. N. Y Mi Procior's Newark. N. .!.. J».|S, M d!»e"Roof!°N r Y ra c:" B$k UD91 ""' 38i P »™- Morton, Gertrude. Rochester, N. Y.. 3-8- At. biiny. N. Y.. 1015. ' M ""^. , Vs >a ' y ' KI,, ' r,iMc I '» fk ' Uotinrl Brook, Mowatis. Juggling (u). Vlclorln. ,\. V. 0.. •{".g Jcr0lu( '' 0tfll «' lalaud, Wheeling, VI. Masher, Houghton ft Mosher. Keith's, Phil,., 3.R More* ft Morris, Phccnlx. Taconta, Wtislt. 3^15 Morris, Mna, Keith's, Boston, 3-8 Moore, Tom, Keith's, Boston. 3-8. Morton. Gertrude, Idoru Park. Yniiugstown. Mnonll ft Geo P., 3-S. Murphy. Mr. ft Mrs. N. J„ 3-8. Nonllu, Dare. Keith's, Boston. ;i-s Novelty Comedy Four, Lnkeiuont Pnrk. .\\,„ t Obersteler Troupe, Coliseum. Lmidou Em Ogilen. Iletcu, Four Mile Creek Pnrk Vet.'. "..' 3.8. 1 'He. p Olive, Mile., Proctor's. Vs., Le Mult-, Atlantic Garden, N. Y. Mark, Proctor's, Newark, Murphy ft Andrews. I'nlque. Minneapolis, Minn., M 'Mass.,*i-8" 1,UCI '' r, "" l,uw " )r p " rk - B - Br«ik(leld, Y.. 3.15. l'outiRslinvn, (),, .Mtisketws (-1). Park. Illiighamion. N. Mullen ft Corelll, Idora Park, Young* Nayiion. Rosa, PriK-tnr's 2:itl St, K Y C •' » Nevanos ( :n, Wllllaius. Manliiitlaii' Be'ucii',' N, Y., Nelson Family. Illppoilmme. Kvansvllle. I ml .'is Nellsim. M«P. Riverside Psrk. Montreal la s Nc ^ , i I .i.^ , u , !. .',..! nrl . n .S P."""- Sprlnglleld 6., & vrfti. u ' l " r t s l'f ,l, ' ! '','' :; ;-i v < , ri«ioi; To-"!!, Nello. Mr. ft- Mrs.. Doyle's, A limn I Nina. 1; lit I... Nlhh. ft Kiley Plly. N. .(., Newark. N. j - s onrl, Adele Purvis, ft Co., Junction p m i £. Falla. Pa.. 3-8. ' """t Okabe Jap Troupe, While City. Chlea-o ■• a Ordlar, Jllle., Standard, Davenport, la T -"s ' OrUhd, Lee, St. Louis, Mo., 2's. "'" Oram ft Oram, Olentangy Park, Columbus. v , Osborne ft Mclntyre, Steeplechase Pnrk liri.i,» port, Conn., 3-8. ' ,,n 'W- Otto Bros., Nonunbega Park, Boston. :|.x ° Can % 1 "' ltt " n,1 Sttcet By ' ''« rk ' ''Daw,, O'Brien, Kittle, ft Co.. Lakeside Park ii«.i„. O.. 3-8; Lagoon. Ludlow, Ky.. loir, U """"' O'Btlen ft Havel, Williams, Manhatlau uracil, ,v O'Loughlln, Meyer. Idea. Foud du Lac wis i« Patty Bros. Luna Park, Cleveland, o ':'«. n O. II., Chicago, 10-15. ' ■ >< ' "• Parker, Bert, Combination, Dcadwoul s It s I'nlmer ft Robinson, Fischer's. Los Imka'ii. 3-8; Union, Bukerfleld, 10-1,1. ul " Paullncttl, Collaenm, London. Eng., J-Abe i-, Parian, Unique, Belllngliam. Wash., 3-S; ie. iv.- Taconoii. 10-13. ' '""■"l. Pewit, Olympic, Chicago, 3-8. Pe«y * Alekla, Wlldnood Park, Piiluom, (A,,,,,., Pelot. Fred ft Annie. Olentangy Park. c„im„ O.. 3-8: Seccuam Park. Gallon. Hi i.V ' Pellerler, Dora. Woolwortli's., Lancaster p« -n l ' ".Mleb ""I 11 * M "" e ' V 06 '™ 11 "*- I""* l'«I'ld»; Phllbroo'ks ft Reynolds, Oakford Pnrk Gm» burg, Pn.. 3-S. "™ Phllll[M ft Merritt, Doyle's. Atlantic city, N. j. Piercse ft Mazle, Medford Boulevunl, «„,(„„ Plnanl ft Walters, Riclimoiul. Va., 3-S: ,\„rf..ik 10-15. ' Bon ™. Platte, Great, Glranlvllle, Pu., 3-8; Lion Vn\u,t Roof. N. Y. C. 10-15. " l * I'owera ft Freed. Noveltv, Denver. Col :;.,s Powell's Electric Theatre, Brighton Beach, N. y. Pope. J. U„ ft Dog. Coney Island. Cincinnati ';.x Powell, Hurry, A. ft S.. Boston. 3-s. ' " Powers, Mr. ft Mrs. John T.. Bell. Oakland Ca| 3-8; Chutes, San Fran.. Oil.. 10-1 5. Powers ft Theobaltl, Cliutes, Sau Fran., Cal is Poueia Bros., Pine Bencb, Va., 3 8: Eliclr!.'. Park. Ballo.. Mil.. 10-15. Price, Harry M., T. D. Park. Itrldgeimi, \ 1 3-S; Spring Lnko Park. Treiiluu. 10-15. ' Prondlovc, Jns. D., Rlalto, Klnilru. N. Y :;s Pucks (2). Freebody Park. Newport. It. i 3-S Purvis, Jos., Rlalto, P.lmlrn, N. Y.. 3-8 Quaker City Quartette. Proctor's, Newark, X. j„ Qnlgg, EHlwurds A Nlekersoii, Oakland Part Ivaeton, Pa., 3-8 ; Doyle's. Atlanllc I'llv, X. J.' 10-15. '' Kaymond, Ruby. Chester Pork, Clticltin.ill, lis- Oak Summit Purk. Kvansvllle. Ind.. ILL.. ' Ramsey Sisters. Casino, Knlauiazon. Mh-lr.. :: s llninloliili ft .MiiyHeld. BIJou. Norfolk. Va. ::■!> ' Rnvuiuliil ft Tricey. Park. Jollel. HI., ;t..v I'uiii Chlcngo. 10-13. ! ' Rttndolplis, Grotesque, Uiitnonn, Grand KapiiU Mich.. 5-S. Ratio ft Bettinun. Steel Pier, Sea Isle. X. J as- Music Hall. South Beacli, N. Y.. 19-13 ' Ralniimd ft Good, Ft. Sheridan. Illghwusl, |||., ■J-8. Ranf, Claude, ltlvershle, Winnliseg. Can... 315. Raymoud ft lxurkiiiup, Bnrriisfoid Tour, ling Aug. 24-31. P.eeds, Musical, Kdlson, Helena. Mont., 3-S; Kill- son, Spokane, Wash., 10-15, Rellly, Johnnie. Casino, Bliighanitnn, N. V., :is Reno ft Smith. KockaxMiy Beach, N. V. ::s- Syracuse, N. Y.. 10- 15. Reed ft Slmw, Luna Park. Coney l.-lami. x. v., 3-15. Renos, The, Ilurgiuaii's Park. U>gniis|>irl. Intl., 3-S: Olenluutry Purk. Coliunbus, o.. io.|5. Reiiiltigloii. Muyine. Jamestown, X. V., 5-S- Mmo treol. Can.. 1(1-15. Itedfnnl ft Winchester. Fontaine Ferrv Paik, iKitilsrille, Ky.. 3-8; Kast Hud Park, Meiuidils, 'reini., 10-15. Uicc Family. Myers Luke. Oitilon. o.. 341: Farm, Toledo, 10-13. Hlunos (4), Myers Lake, Canton, o.. 3-S; IVIbn, Toledo, 10-15. Rldgeiviiy. Nellie, Lnuu Park, Coney Ishital, X. Rlvii Bros.. Orrln Bros.. Me.xlixi. Mex.. 5 8. Rlgga, II. ft II.. Iliihiue. Winnipeg, I'jin.. 8-8, Hire ft Prevost, Vlclorlu. N. V. ('.. ::s. Rico Bros, ft Kan Victoria, Lion I'ltlace Ihs.f. X. Y. C. 5-8. Ritchie ft Francis, o. II.. New Caniuiu. c :;s. Khjh. .lack ft Iierlhu. Myers Lake. Cnnlim, ll„ 5;8; Avon I'ark. 1 oungslown, lu-15. Illce ft Klmer. Ilrltluiihi I'utk, Olliivni. Can., :; \ Iloblilns, Clint ft Bessie, Rlrersltle Pnrk. M.ni- Ireal. Can.. 3-8. Rorlicfurt ft -May, Schticfer's Park, So. Columlsu, 0., 3-22. Rose ft- Kills. Olympic. Chicago. 5-S. llusHew Mlclgels. Metlfoi-d Itonleviiril. llosleit. :,K Horn ft Lewis, Tlvoll. (IIusbiiw. Knit., 38; QiiecuV, Glasgow. 10-15; Paluce. Mi'ttll''- borough. 17-22; Umpire, uldlium, 21 20. Iluyx llriis., Doyle's, Allunlle Cltv. N. J., :; ». Rose ft: Simon, Novelly. Denver. Col.. 3-S. Roys ft ltobcils, Lyceum. Kllaibelli. X. J.. 3 15 Ruhinson. litltel, Full-view l'nrk. Dnvton, o„ 118, Kosnlre Ac Doreio. I.veei Loiitlon, Kng.. 3-8. Rotb, Chas., Rye Beach Purk, Rye Brack, N. V.. 3-15. Rogers. I-'ranuls ft Virginia. ICvutisvllle. Intl.. 5 8. Itoclker, litltr. 1.).. Alhanibru, Stirnnuiih, (hi., ," 15. Rogers, Will, Keith's, Boslon, 5-S. llnoni-.v ft- Bent, Keith's, Burton. 3-K. RtKe-IMylh Ballet Troupe, Orrln Ilrus,, Jlexlc". Me.x., .'1-15. Roan & Chaplii, Gwlfroy's. Grand llti|dtls, Ml.li.. Russell, I'hll ft Carrie, Combine, Spokane, Wash., 3-15. Russell & Tlllync. Woolworth's, l.aucasler, I'a.. Russell, BIJou. liinpross. Belfoul. ling.. 3 8; Hipp.. Kuslhotlrno, 10-13: Puluce, Mancliesler, 17-22; Ox foul. London. 24-20. Russell, Fred., Itlor.-i Park, Yolingsloivii. O., :i-S. Russell a Dunbar. Ulahnii Park. Uigim. I'., 3-s. Russell, SchiKilcy ft Russell, Meier's Lake, Cute Ion, o., 3-8. Savoy Quartet, White Oak Purk. Xow Britain. .Conn.. 3-8: Hanoret Purk. Metl.len. In 15. Siiutell, Grout. Kris, Pu., 5-8; Tllnsvlllt. I" I •'■ Suwlclli! ft. Scars. I'ark, Term Haute. Ind., Mi Lakeside Cuslno. Akron. «l., 10-15. Sat.ik.xv Bros., Glcimulc Cnslno, Nashville, Twin.. 3-8. SiiM, Josephine, Purls, Fr.. 3-Aug. 31. Sehepp's Dogs ft Ponies, Uriilieiun, Suit Fro*, Cal,, .'l-S. Scot I, llai-oiii, Crescmit Garden, Revere Htwh, Mass . 3-8. Seiiroeder, Prof., Mctropolllnn, Dnluth. Mitm- SchrwhTs (21, i'Hierslde Purk, Montreal, C»». 5-8. Stllitoui, Great, Riverside Park. Monlreal, Can.. 3-8. Selbhtl ft. urotllnl, Kleetrlc Park, Albany, X. V.. Sltellv Trio, spring Luke Pnrk, Trenton. X. J- .Slitir,-! Bins., Rocky Springs. Ijtncusier. I'u . ** Shinv. Mr. ft .Mrs. Lurry, (.NUtvraad I'ark. PHI* okacl'l. Lnvhaway Park. K. lire o. II., Rhlnelunder. IV: Alllhjo, , burjr, 3-8. Shannons (4), Mass.. 3-8. Sllvcin ft litncrle, Avon Park. Ynuagslowii. H-- 3-8. Shu», Rouble. CtiUr Point. Sandusky. <>.. »•«. Six ft (icduey. Coney Islnud. Wheeling. W. xi'- .'i-8. Slddoii Bros.. Guvemator's, Atlantic Clly. - v - •'■• 3-8; Central Park, Chester. Pa., in-l". Simpson. Cherltlah. Keith's. N. Y. C. '■'• 8. Sloan. II. 0., Crystal. Denver. Col.. Il-K. Smlrl ft Kesseer, Farm, Tolck). O.. 10 '■'• Sinllh ft B:ik«>r, Deinlliig's. Roekiiway, X. 5-8: Park. Dayoitne, N. ,L. 10-15. Sni'lli .X: i.'ntitpnell. Shea's!. Iliiirulo. 3 s, Suitlh ft Anulo. Olymple. Chicago, il-8. Snyder. Bud., Ilemlerson's, Omey Island 3-S. Snytler ft Buckley. Fontulne Ferry Park. vllle. lxy., 3-8 : Hopkins' Pork. Memphis. 10-15. ' Sordker Bros., l-'uliilonil. Palerssin. N. .1.. Sai.lhel'l. Qit.irlelle. I'lllllosi. Mill Fran. C..I- Seilll-r.-i ft Wilde. Mlielliii.l I'n II.. Wilni.o.'l"" V-, x. v.. I -- Twin., Pel Kelib' I'hlla.. 3 !i. "on.... « Kirlliiln Kellli's. Boslon ,'l.w Nosses („| FnllylniKl. Pntermn V j' ' 1 **2?tt'&* u »"'- ** ^" s. linings- M|..inblli.i!. Mai'veloiis, Luke Ml.-I.h >n l'.»l> »"' l.egot.. Mleh.. SS. Splsscll Bros, ft Mm V., 3 8. Kllth Bros., Forest I'uk, fluu JJlulI, Ais-. •>>• Luke i,i.-l,i..-i. C.i k. Dreamland. Roche '$. THE NWW YORK CLIPPER. Bpraguellos, The, Savin Rock, New Bav*n, Conn., Stone, Belle. Lagoon, Ludlow, Kj., 3-8. 8tlrk ft Lou Don, Bum Point. Nahaut, Mass., 3-8. Stephen", Paul, Park. Bayoune. N'. J., 3-8. BtApleton ft CUaney. l'leuaure Park, Nonralk, O., 3-8; Four M|le Creek. Krle, Pa., 10-15. Sttlnert ft Thomas. Albaiubrs, So. H-each. X. V., 3-8; Derallou, Rockaway Beach, 10-15. Stewart, Mr. ft Mra. Cal., Lakeside Casino, Ak- ron, O., 3-8. Stone, lletta, Electric Park. Albany, N. T., 3-8. Stewart, Wlnulfred, Henderson'*, Coney Inland, N. V., 38. Stanley A Brockman, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C, 3-8; Stereos, Balancing, Qrand, Milwaukee, Wis., 3-8. Strum, Brook B„ Cryetal, Milwaukee, 3-8. Uturant ft La Vardo, Coney Island, Cleveland, O., JJ-8. Stevens ft Clyde, O. B., Mankato. Minn., 3-8; NoTelty, Sioux Falla, S. D.. 10-10. St. Ires, Fl&ra. Grand, Reno, Key., 38: Utahna, Salt Lake. U„ 10-15. Sully ft Phelps, Lake Contrary, St. Joseph, Mo., Sutton A Sutton. Cheater Park, Cincinnati, 2-8; Lakeside Casino, Akron, 10-16. Sully Family. Sbea'a, Buffalo, 3-8; Temple, De- troit, 10-10. •• Sullivan ft Faunee, Bijou, Oahkoah, Wis., 3-8. Bummers ft Winters. Grand, Victoria, Can., 10-10. Swii'tonl, Mr. ft Mrs., Cascade Park, New Castle, Pa., 3-8. Swau ft Bambard, Henderson's, Coney Islaud, N. Y., 3-8. Swor, James, Belvedere, San Fran., Cal., 3-8. Sylvester, Nellie, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J., Sylvester, Lawrence, Park, Pittsfleld, Mass., 3-8. Sylvester, Grace, Park, Pittsfleld, Mass., 3-8. Stmoncla, Lottie West, Gcunette, Richmond, lnd., 3*8 Silvester, Jones A Prlnsle, Forest Park, St. Louis, 3-8; Fontaine Ferry Park, Louisville, Kr-. 10-10. Symouds, Jack, Godfroy'a, Grand Rapids, Mich., 3-8. Ta'rlton ft Tarlton. Park, Aberdeen, S. D., 3-8. Taylors, The Lakewood Pork, Waterliury, Conn., 3-8 Taylor Twin Sisters, Casino, Rye Beach, N. ¥., Tenley, Elmer, Keith's, N. Y. C, 3-8. Teal. Raymond. Casino, Lou Angeles, Cal., 3-10. Thome, Mr. ft Mrs. Harry, Electric Park, Albany, N. Y., 3-8. Thomson, Harry, Pastor's, N. Y, C, 3-8. Thatcher, Eva, Unique, Winnipeg, Can., 3-8; Unique, Minneapolis, Mian., 10-15. Thomas. ft Payne, Palace, Boston, Mobs., 3-8. Tbeo., Jack. Trio, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y., 316. Thompson Sisters, Eelredere, San Fran., Cal., 3- 18. Tonne-', Put, Sbeafe's, Nohont, Mass., 38. Toledo ft Price. Nonunhega Park, Boston, 3-8. Toreli's Dogs ft Ponies, Lexington Park, Boston, 3-8. "To-to," Freebody Pork, Newport. R. I., 3-8. Trocadero Quintette, Lakeside Casino, Akron, 0., 3-8; Myers' Lake, Canton. aVUL Troubadour Four, Lexington Park, Boston, 3-8. Tauda, Junction Park, Beaver Falls, Pa., 3-8. Transatlantic Four, Williams - , Manhattan Beach, N. Y.. 3-8. Tuscans!! Sisters, A. ft s., Boston, 3-8. Troubadours, Three, Park, Conneaut Lake, Pa., 3-8. Union (lolling Guards, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y., 3-8. L'ntta, ft Paul, Pain's, Indianapolis, lnd., 3-8; L-ikeview' Park, Terre Haute, » 15. Van. Charles ft Fannie. Pastor's, N. Y. C, S-8. Vanos. The, Ocean View, Norfolk, Va., 3-8; Reservoir Park, Richmond, 10-10. Value, Joe, Jackson, Miss., 3-8. Vulvero's Naval Bombardment, Shea's, Buffalo, 3-8. Van Gofre ft Cotrely. Olentangy Park. Columbus, •(»., 3-8; White Otty, Chicago, 10-16. Vaughn, Bijou, A. ft 8., Boston, 3-8. Valtloras Troupe, llaaioua. Grand Rapids, Mien.. Varro, Wehtworlh ft Varro, Gurernatot's, At- lantic .City, X. J., 3-8. Van Cauip, Four Mile Creek Park, Erie, Pa., 2-8. Valentine, Miss. Parlor, Dululb, Minn., .1-8. Van Leer & Duke, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J., 3-8. Vero ft Wilson, Island Park, Augusta, Me., 3-8; .Watervville, 10-16. Vernon, Belle, Trocadero, Chicago, 3-8. Vermctte ft Dlonne, .Cirque Despurd-l'lege, Cler- mont Ferrant, Fr., 3-8. Verone-ie ft Houston, Bell, Oakland. Cal.. 3-8. Vtdu, Mile., Grand. San Diego, Cal., 3-8; Bway, Los Angeles, 10-16. Viola Bros.. Casino. So. Rencb, N. Y.. 3-8; Youna's. Pier, Atlantic City, N. J„ 10-10. Vlre ft Viola, Plum Island. Newburyport, Mass., 3-8; Rocky Point, Providence. 10-16. Voelker, Mr. ft Mrs. Frederick, Orphenm, San Fran.. Cal.. 3-10. Votes. Graham ft Wagner, A. ft 8., Boston, 3-8. Vontelll & Nina, Olendale Casino, Nashville, Tenn., 3-8. Ward ft Curran, Brighton Beach. N. Y., 3-8. Ward ft Ooste, Family, K. St. Lnula. III., 3-10. Wall, Jimmy, Meilford Boulevard, Boston, 8-8. Washer Bros.. O. II., Col. Springs, Col., 3-8; Crystal, St. Joseph. Mo.; 10-22. Waldorf ft Mendez, llnnlon's Point, Toronto, Can,, 3-«; Myers Lake. Canton. 0., 1015. Watson ft Morrlsey, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., 3-8. • Walsh, Frank, Unique. Minneapolis, Minn., 3-8 ; Mollne, Ciimpliell's Island, 111., 10-15. Wardo ft Wardle, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y., 3^15. Warren ft Howanl, Greenwood Lake Park, Dela- ware, O., 2-8; Lakeside Park, Dnyton, 9-16. Ward ft Ward, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y., 3-8 ■ West,' Ford ft Dot, Doyle's, Atlantic qity, N. J., 3-8 Weaver ft Jones, Quvernator'a, Atlantic City, N. J. 3-8 Weston, Dan, ft Co.. Pnstor's, N. Y. C, 3-8; Family, Mahanoy City, Pa., 1015. Weaver ft Jones, GiiTCruator'a, Atlantic City, N. J.. 3-8. Welsh ft EateR, Calais, Me., 3-8; St. John. N. B., 10-10. Welch, John J., Belvldere, San Fran., Cal.. 3-15. West, Jessie, Baas Point, Nnhatit. Mass., 3-8. West ft Van Slolc-n, Hopkins' Park, Kansaa City, Mo.. 10-16. Wualen ft West, Pastor's, N. Y. C. 3-8. Wh tesldcs. The. Dijon, Duinth, Minn., 3-8. Whipple, Waldo, Westwood Park, Dedham. Mass., S-8. White, Ed. B. ft Rolla, Casino, Los Angeles, Cal., 'IS; Salt Lake, U., 10-15. Whltller. L. O.. BIJou. Duliilh. Minn.. 3-8. Whiteside. Etbel, ft Pickaninnies, Unique, Minne- apolis, Minn., 3-8. Whalle.v ft Whnller. Sheafc'a, Nahant, Mass,, S-8. Whltely ft Bell, Dorney's Park, Allentown, Po„ 3-8. Wlnrherinau's Bears, Fairyland, Peterson, N. J., WIHIk ft Larken, Casino Park. Kalamatoo, Mich., Wilson, Alf. ft Malie, Hustle, Dedham, Mass., .1-8. Wilson, lira. H., Coney Island, Wheeling, W. Va„ Wilsn'n .* De Monvllle, Marinette, Wis., 3-8; Chicago, 10- IS, WIIipi, Trio. Orpheura, Los Angeles, Cal.. :»-8. Wllllnma. Annie. Novelty. Denier, Col., 38. Williams ft Walkers alee Club, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C 't-8 Winter, Winona. Sunderland. Rng.. 3-16. Wilson, W. a, Bell. Oakland. Cal.. 3-8. Wlllnrds. Nine Musical. White Cliy. Chicago, 3-8. Wilson ft Howard. Auditorium. Norfolk, Va.. 3-8. Williams ft Stevens, I'antage'a, Seattle, Wash,. 8-8. World's Comedy Four. Freobody Park, Newport, R. I.. 3-8. World ft Kingston, Tempi?, Detroit, 3 8; Shea's, Buffalo, 10-10. Woodworks, The, Medfml Boulevard, Boston, Wylev ft Wylson. Rocky Point, Providence. 10-10. Ynckiey ft Bunnell, Lakewood Park, Mlddletown, Conn., 3-8. Yah- Trio, Grand. San Diego, Cal., 3-8; B'way, Los Angeles, 10-15. Young, Tot, Kokotuo, lnd., 38; Dayton, ()., lo- ts. Youna, Onkwoml, I'lltstmrg, 3-8. Young, Ollle, ft Brn., Vletorla. N. Y. C, 3-8. Yoscnr.-ys (31, Victoria. N. Y. C. 3-8. Youngs ft Brooks. Oak Summit Park, Evansvllle, lnd.. 3-8. Zarrow Trio. Temple, Detroit, Mich., 3-8; Shea's,' Buffalo. 10-15. Zar-?l ft Verhob, Orphenm, San Fran.. Cal., 3-8. Zara ft Stetson, Lexington Park, Boston, 3-8. Zat Zans. Utalma, Salt Lahe Cltr. U.. 10-15. Zeb ft Zlb, Dreamland, Rochester, N. Y., 3-8. Zlmrner. John, Williams', Manhattan Bench, N. io'i\ ■ ,onc,lon Pattt ' •-•aver Falls. Pa., Zimmerman, Willie. Victoria. N. Y.. 3-8. ZIngarclla, Mile., Cortland Park. Omaha. Neb.. 8-8. Zimmerman. Al. ft Pearl. Folly, Chicago, 3-8; Dawson tyring*, Ky., 1015. Zoeller Trio, IXiyl.-'a, Atlantic Clly, N. J., 38. ic and Song. "L'Ohacolo," no Italian operatic version of "The Cut and the Cherub," by Franco I.eonl, was produced at tbe Covent Garden Theatre June US. It wns excellently per- formed and well received, and is highly ef- fective. Its scenes are full of life and Bplrlt. Lillian Hridklbacm, last season with tbe Metropolitan Opera House Co., New York, and formerly a favorite BOlolst with the Knltenborn Orchestra, has aliened a contract to appear at the Vienna Urand Opera House next season. Sbe will be heard In Wag- nerian and lighter roles. Ionacb Padkrrwski iiBfl received $7,000 from tbe N. V. C. & II. R. R., as tbe result of lils claim against that corporation for injuries sustained lu the tralu wreck April 'I'l, by which be claims to bare bad a ner- vous breakdown. Mme. Mf.lba, it U reported, sang four songs nt nn entertainment given ot Cliveden June 20, by William Waldorf Astor, for which sbe received £1,1)00. Vicron Kkkmkb Co. Notes. — The Wilson Trio are successfully using "Just For Fun," the great Summer waltz song hit, This firm has I he sheet music concessions at. the Port- land Fair. "Walt," by Horwltr. mid Bowers, Is a recent purchase, and Is a decided suc- cess. 'Ibis firm states that rag time In not dead by an; means. "The St. Louis Tickle" Is catching on all over, and will soon be published ns a song. David Risfham will begin his second con- cert tour next Fall under the direction of Loudon 0. Charlton. Jan Kubkuk, violinist, has contracted for a season of one hundred concerts In tbe United States, beginning Dec. 1. "Whbn Wb -Abb Fortv-onb," which re- cently opened the Summer season at the New York Theatre Roof, is one of tbe heat roof garden sbows ever given In New York City. This burlesque, or "Osleresque," Is the feat- ure of each performance, the book, by Robt. H. Smith, and the music, by Qua Edwards, being equally breezy and exhllarutlng. Tbe enter- tainment fairly bristles with song hits, among which may be mentioned : "Pass tbe Chloro- form Along" and "Brother Masons," which were written expressly for Harry Bulger by Vincent Bryan and Max and Gertrude Hoff- man, mid they at blm to a nicety. Elsie Junls sings "Tbe Advantage of a College Educa- tion" and "Tbe Maiden of the Wild and Wooly West," both of which are capital mediums for tbe display of her mimetic pow- ers. "Up and Down tbe Boardwalk," "Tbe Man that Leads the Band that Leads tbe Army," and "Sweet Kitty Kellalrs," fall to the lot ot Dorothy Morton, who Is doing this triad ot unique ditties ample Justice, as also does Nella Webb, to ".Marlon the Maid." Meanwhile, John McVeigh aad Nellie Daly are winning fresh laurels, every evening, with "Meet Me Under tbe Wistaria." Another of the big features of tbe entertainment Is the singing of "My Camp-Fire Maid," an Indian love song, by Colin Davis, which Is Introduced by the "Nuvnssor flirls," aud never falls to win a generous slice of well merited applause. All tbe musical numbers lu tbe skit are Wit- mark publications. the Victor Khemer Co. have moved to their new quarters, and now are ready to re- ceive the profession In their now oHleen, in Chicago. Many prominent singers are making good with their new waltz song hit, .lust for Fun." Tbey have also Sithllshed a new number, "1 want a Union Ian," which bus taken Chicago by storm. The T borne-Kplnggold Co. made u hit featur- ing same nt the Haymarbet Theatre, Chicago. Henry A. Gillespie, author of "When the Sun Sinks In the Golden West," "IHrnm Green, flood-bye," "I Don't Want to be a Soldier," aud many other popular successes. Is sojourning for a few weeks In London and Fails. He will also visit Ireland before re- turning. Mr. Gillespie has recently placed several new and clever novelty songs with Willis Woodward ft Co., New York. He will return to America about June SO. Bessie Abbott, an American singer la the Paris Grand Opera House, will tour America next season In concert under the management of Henry Wolfsobn. New iikckuits to tbe vaudeville ranks ore Carey and Lisle, a talented couple, who are vaudevllllng In a sketch of George Totten Smith's, In which they Introduce several of Sol Bloom's publications, Including Raymond A. Browne's "I'm Looking for a Sweetheart." Harris and Mkhlo, who Introduce Illus- trated songs in a novel way In their sketch. "The Lady Operator," are making a special feature of "Good-bye, Dixie Dear," Browne and Peon's novelty march song. Hilda Thomas, who, with her vaudeville partner, Lou Hall, were the co-stars of the "Show Girl," spent considerable time In town lately, plcklngout selections of songs for tbe same show next season, with the result that when the play takes the road again It will he musically controlled by Sol Bloom. Miss Thomas and Mr. Hall having selected over a dozen numbers which they will Interpolate. Bri.viA. Cook, of the team of Cook and Sylvln, the well known sloglng and dancing act, reports that her feature song, "Honey, I'm Waiting," Is making good. Marie Lau- rent, tbe celebrated soprano, says that "Ka- raina" and "Zenobte" are going better ut every performance. Julia liiackey Is using "Pal of Mine." this season's ballad success. Cuutih and May scored a bit with "In the Shade of tbe Old Apple Tree," aud also n parody ou same, at Keith's, and report It an equal success with "Won't You Fondle Me?" which tbey are also using. Carl Hand, musical director with tbo Rice ft Barton Co., Is featuring Williams and Van Alstyoe's new song, "Bright Byes, Good-bye," nnd reports that It is the biggest lilt with this company. Josephine Atnsley, who was the first to In- troduce "In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree," has JubI added "Bright Eyes, Good-bye," Wil- liams and Van Alstyne's favorite new song, to her repertory. Billy Beard, with Faust h Minstrels, Is singing, with great success, "Ma. i-lnr." La Bella Jeannette, the clever little child performer, Is singing all of the Jerome II. Kemlck ft Co. publications, Including "Won't You Fondle Me?" and "On a. Summer .Night," also "Cnraboo" and several Others. IlKNiiy and Francih Rang, with great suc- cess, "Meet Me Down at Luna, Lena," and "ily the Wght of the Moon," at Pastor's, nlso at Keith's. Boston, aud Keith's, New York. Kstclla X. Wills Is singing, with great success. "Meet Me Down at Luiiu, Lena," published bv the Theolrlcnl Music Supply Co., New York City. Nhw auditions to the large force of Sol Bloom are: S. Clarence KngeT. whose ability as a pianist Is well known, and Solly Brown, well known for his abilities as an outside hustler. Tun Transatlantic; Iota reports great success with the Continental Music Co.'s new hit, "Betty." "Otto. You Ought to Take Me In Your Auto," the .Summer wait/, song, pub- llshed by tbe same company, Is being suog at all beaches around New York. Also their ballad lilt, "In the Valley of Yesterday." Ynavl, the llelglnu violinist, returned home June 10, nrter playing In every promi- nent city In ibe Halted States. He played one hundred nod three times Ibis season, under tbe mnnagemnt ot R. K. Johnston, who brought him to tbls country on two pre- vious occasions. Jm.F.s Bennett, who possesses a One bari- tone voice, aud who sings with equal facility a coon song or a ballad. Is ranking a record of success with "Good-Rye, Dixie Dear." and "I Wants a Man to Love Me All the Time," the former of which Is by Win. II. I'cun, and the latter by Raymond A. Browne. Both pub- lished by Sol Bloom. TllIB BK1NO THE SUMMER SEASON the benches echo with popular longs, aud you will hear the latest rag-time ditty and the newest love song. Conspicuous lu tbe popu- lar favorites that delight the thousands of bench patrons hre: "Easy Street," "I'm Looking for a Sweetheart, "Klases," "Tbe Salt of the Sea," "There's a Clock. Upon tbe Mantel Striking One. Two, Three," "A Pic- ture of Bygone Days," and Instrumental hits. "A Hit o Blarney" and "The Natador' 1 march, all of which ore from tbe house of Sol Bloom. N'OTRS FROM THE HOUSE OF FEI8T. — The Cox Family Quartette, who are hilled In vaudeville ns Ted Marks' Surprise Quurtette. Are creating no. Inconsiderable amount of suc- cess on the. coast. Some of the best numbers In their repertory are: Ted Bnrron's latest aong hit, "Honey, I'm Waiting." and "Pal of Mine," this season's ballad success. A recent letter from J. W. Gortunu, who Is now on Flynn'n circuit of parks, slates .that "Honey, I'm Waiting," is tbe bit of his act. and that he Is compelled to respond to num- erous encores at every performance. Miss May. of the well-known net of Beecber and May, claims that "Honey, I'm Watting," Is, without doubt, the best song sbe has had lu her repertory In many moons. The xiatineb musicai.e given at ber studio on Saturday afternoon, June 3, by vocal aud pianoforte pupils of Mamie I. Graham wns, as usual, enjoyed by all who attended. F.thel McDonald plnyed, as a piano solo, Herman Dcvrles' "Reverie Sere- nade:" Bertha Melkeljoha song "In Lovo- land," by Lillian Heckler: Florence Moses, "Star of My Life," by Ed. Warren Corliss, find "I Love You, Dear," by Gustnv I aiders ; Ruth Dembo, "Resignation," by (.urn Roma; Marjorle Fuller gave Sllberberg's "Scherzo." as a piano solo ; Jeanetto Uartlaml aud Anna Sloaue offered, ns vocal solos, Chas. lien- or's "Doubt Not. SweeUioari," and Victor Herbert's "Luve Is n Tyrant," respectively. The Inst piano soloist ou the programme was 11. Vlrglnlus Leonard, who played, as bis principal number, Sllberberg's "Maxurua de Concert," All the numbers here mentioned are publications of M. Wltrnark ft Sous. Notes from Kilties' Band of Canada. — We recently closed a most successful tour of England, Ireland, Scotland nnd Wales, where we spent the last nine months. Wo bad the distinguished honor of being twice commanded before King Udward VII. Wo will arrive at Montreal, Can., June 18, and will make a short tour of Canada before going lo our headqunrters ut Belleville, where we will take a well earned rest of three weeks before starting out on our trnus- coiillnentnl tour ot America, which opens 111 Cincinnati. O., July 30. T. P. J. Power, our manager says: "This has been, the longest tour and perhaps tbe longest band lour on record." We opened the tour at liulfulo, N. Y.. May •!», 11)04. and will close at Hello- villi-, Cun., July 2, making thirteen months without a break. Chas. K. Harris Notes. — At the Olympic Theatre, Chicago, III., receutly. Mine. Slap- oft'skl Introduced the beautiful descriptive ballad, "I'm Trying So Hard to Forget You," and was compelled to respond lo live encores. The Chicago musical critics were tiuanliuotis In their praise ot both singer and suug. Cormne continues to make a success upon the New Amsterdam Aerial Roof Garden, with the big march song success, "It Makes Me Think of Home, Sweet Home." James Aldrlch Llbbey, popularlzer of "After tbo Rail," writes to (bus. K. Hurrls that his ballad, "Would Y'ou Cure," has created as big a sen- sation ns his famous "After tbe Ball," at tbe place he Introduced It, Idoru Park, Youngstown, O. Delia Donald, lute of the Bostonlaus, is using "I'm Trying So llurd to Forgot You" and "Would You Care," over the Keith circuit, with great success. Marie Jansen introduced "Would You Core" at the Lion Palace recently nnd received an ovation at each rendition of this beautiful bullacl. The colored slides of "I'm Trying So Hard to Forget You," Mr. Harris' -de- scriptive ballad, are claimed lo bo the finest set of slides ever thrown upon a canvas. Kacb and every slide, when Hashed, receives a round of applause. "Would You (.'are". has started out like "a bouse afire," and Is now being sung by more ballad singers In the short space ot time it bos been on the market than, any song Issued lu years. This Is not a Summer song, but a song for all time. Help & Haoeii Notes.— The licit ft Hager Co. has arranged with Lew Dockstader to publish all the songs sung In Lew Dock- stader's minstrel company for tbo entire season of 1110.1-1900. This firm will also pub- lish the libretto for this great organization, which will contain each nnd every song suug In the show. Halcomb, Curtis and Webb In- troduced for the first time at Brighton Beach Music Hall, J. Fred Unit's new ballad, enti- tled "I'll Be Waiting In tbe Oluumlug, Genevieve," with great success. "Momma » Boy" still continues to be the march song hit of 1005 throughout the country. Warren and Gardner write from San Francisco that "Mamma's Boy" was a bit; hit an the orpheum circuit. Herbert Clark, cornet soloist with Sousn's famous band, reported great success with "Mamma's Boy" during the engagement of tbe band at Willow Grove Park, Philadel- phia. Arthur Pryor writes that his biggest applause winner at Asbury Park Is "Marnma'a Boy," where he used it dally as a trombouo solo. Fred W. Hager, writer of "Laughing Water" aud "Midnight Flyer," will shortly Issue bis new Instrumental number. "Who's There," the coon song, by Chris Smith and Harry Brown, writers of "Shame On You," etc., Is constantly being called for at the oftlce, and Is already being featured by : Er- nest I logon, Harry Brown, Three Mitchells and Robinson, TaRcott, Kthel Robinson, John- nie Carroll, Mitchell and Marron, Josephlue Gussmau, May Ward, lOly Lawaon, Jules Ben- nett, and Conway and Held. From tiik K. B. Haviland Pub. Co. — Tho Original Bootblack Quartette, at Pastor's, week of June 111-24, were personally compli- mented by the management for the clever way tbey rendered "Keep a Little Cosey Corner In Your Heart for Mc" and "Good- bye, 81s." Fred Ksterbrook and company have added "Keep u Little Cosey Corner In Your Heart for Me" and "Honey Lou" to their clover act, and write ds that they go groat. The united Slates Band, stationed at West Point, have made the new march hit, "College Life," by Henry Frantzen, their feature number, and respond to several en- cores each lime they play It. Mills and Morris, at llnmmcrsteln's recontly, have added "Don't Be So Mean" to their act, and received three encores on tho song. Marion Carter continues to meet with success sing- ing "Keep a Llttlo Cosey Corner In Your Heart for Me" and "My Yankee Irish Olrl." Lillian Nordica sailed for Europe June 21. She will meet Mr. Conrled In Vienna to talk over some new productions, returning to America In September. Hbinricii CoNniEi> has engaged Kurt Scblnd as a conductor, to assist Alfred Hertz on the Wagnerian operas. Mr. Sehlnd Is one nt tbe conductors at the Royal Opera House, Berlin. Kf.EANoii Falk, who Is well known to the- atregoers lu New York City, Is at present touring In vaudeville, using; a number * lar songs, among them "Carlsslmo," bye, Dixie r Sweetheart." Maooie ('line, "Throw Him Down Mr- Cloakey." Is singing "Peplta McOuIre" and "My (rlab Indian." touring In vaudeville, using; a number of popu- lar songs, among them "Ctrlsslmi," "Good- bye, Dixie Dear," aod "I'm Looking for a BjjUr m Unt t. Notes ik.i.m the Hiivk'alo Bill Show. from Dieppe. France: All the boys are well. We lost a show nt Havre on Juno -, owing to the bud condition of the ground. On Saturday, IT, we were up against a gala of wind and the side show collapsed, tbe stakes not hold- ing In tho soggy ground. Fortunately, no one was badly injured, although several were more or less shaken up and scared. Tbe big top hung ou, ami the show did not have t» stop, although nt ouo time things looked somewhat critical. However, Jake Piatt, our boss caiivnsmaii, was on the spot with bis staff of hnriiv workers, nud, with tho aid of extra stakes driven to windward, tbe top held up. Leaving Havre an accident occurred, oue of tbe drivers being thrown from bis seat on the wagou, and one of the wheels passed over one of his arms. His name Is Charles Carder, nud he Is well known lu circus life, having been with the Uariium ft Bailey Shows. On Juue 111 the members ot the skin show prevented Charles Grllllu with a batidsome diamond studded watch charm. It was his birthday. Mr, tlrlfflu Is ninungci' of our aide show, nud Is highly esteemed iiy everybody connected with the show. We are doing great busluoss In France, but have bad beastly weather so far. nothing but ruin. John Kllntmaus, formerly with tbe Barnuiu Show In tbls country, has recently joined us as Inside lecturer. Notes from the I,i:ckt Bill show, n»w louring Kansas. — We opeued In Qiieueulo, Kan., starch liii. This Is the fifteenth week 'for the show, playing one aad two night stands, and the performance Is giving entlrn satlsfii.-iiini. Tin- outfit constats of a 11(1x110 top, a dressing room, cook tent, ten wagons nud thirty heud of stock. Performers: Sid De Clalrvllle. nerlailst ; the Whltlarks, single nud double traps ; Clyde nnd I.ottlu Rlalilu, comedy sketch and club higglers ; Willie Newtoo, silly kid : Blondlo Duiilup, aoug uml dance; Sween and Ausliuan, comedy acro- bats and clowns: Marks and Gardner, double Bars; "Dad" Wbltlnrk, otilsido high wire, with May Dunlap, plnulsi. Lucky Bill Is proprietor. The show has been doing a Uuo business all season, having played Through the gas aud oil region, nlso tbe Eastern Kan- sas cool district. After July 4 we sturl West to the Kansas wheat country. The season Is expiring fust, and the Slnte Is full of shows, both grout aud small, but, as we are holding our own, we liuve no cause tor complaint. Notes from Booth Bros.' Bio Snow.— Wo opened under canvas at Valparaiso, Neb., Juue T2, for three days. Husluess was good, nnd lliu crowds were well pleased. Roster : Eddie and George Booth, managers: Jlniuile Blears, secretary nnd troiisurer; Mike Yorlty, niinoniicer ; Wilson Ami Duvld nnd Chas Dean, clowns. Others are Flying Rugene Knlk, Hutu, the wlznnl ; Bragg and Bragg nnd Hill McKiuignn. Al. k.umiimi ilnlslicil his park work (three weeks) and Jollied the John Harris Shows, doing talking and singing i-lnwu nud his Hebrew and Diilirli art In the concert. KUIVN FIIUll THE Hlll.l.A Fox Snow. — Wfl are lu our twelfth week, uml thus fur have bail a successful season. We have had an unusually rulny season against us. The only Opposition we hove had wns F. W. Hums' R. R. Show. Wo have toured Illinois, Wis- consin, Minnesota ami Northern Michigan, and will start for North and South Dakota about Aug. 1. We carry u 00ft. round top, with one 60ft. middle plcco; side show, 40x110, and dressing tent HfixOO. We aro enrrylug sixty people, with a twenty piece bund. Notes from tub Wat !*■ Hall Hiiowh,-— We have been showing to tine busluess all nlong the route. Al Kiupnrla, Kan., Juue iltl, we tilled the big top at both performances, nnd Hie side show, under the inasagcineiil of Phil Ellsworth, did it big business. Tim sumo may be suld of illliiwn, 'it. At Topeku, 2H, tbe train was met by William Hells, who spent moat of the day around I he lot, In Hie fair grounds. At Leavenworth, Hie follow Ing day, ou the Furl Lea yen worth reserva- tion grounds, we hud a very Interesting, as well as a profitable day. In the morning we were nil Invited lo the fort to witness a very realistic shuni battle. Here the side show Inul n banner day, Hut big show also did n big buvlness In the even- ing and showed to a good 1 animism crowd. We will spend tho Fourth nt St. Jue, Mo., nnd expect good returns for the day. Sir. Hall Is still doing u large horse business, shipping on an average four curs a week to various points. The show stock looks belter than ever, aad everything Is running with a smoothness that proves thai Hie management of the Great Wm. P. Hall Shows Is well up lu the "show line." Jakes Havov, clown, with tbe Great Wal- lace Show, writes: "My wife, Millie Savoy, Joined nt Hockford, III., after a sickness ut two Aviicks." While playing Mattoon, III., the follow- ing wore elected iiiemliers of tbo iilks, 4011 : Frank Wlllkimfujn, Todo I. egress, Hob lllx- bee, Sum McCliire, Homer anil Favor, Press Agent Flskell nud Mr. Meslck, all ot the Rarnutn & llnlley Show. Notes from tiih Bert Sii.vnn Ciui.'tis. — Wo lnivc been out six weaks, uml have done a wonderful business for n small show. While the storms Inivo hurt others, we liiivo only lust two stands, All are well with tho show, (.'hurley Hlono Joined Inst week, In his high wire balancing traps mid break- away ladder. His work Is very nntlsfiictsry. Wtf carry twenty-eight people and sixteen bead nt horses. Our Juvenile band nnd or- chestra Is a feature. Hilly Iloughloii, our clown, with his trained pig, uinkos a lilt . Karl nud Dick Silver, Jugglers; Hondo, slack wire, and Ives, couiedlnn, arc pleasing tho people ; also tho Hoiigbtoiia, Blllle nnd Helen, In concert work. The Silver family of eight are putting on tbe best concert In the busi- ness. Fmiyh Beiinaiiii, contortionist, Is with Klagllng Bros.' Circus this season. MAROoKaiTM anii Hanlky Joined Rlngllng Bros.' Show July IS. GEO Dali'iiin, balancer, has Joined Frank A. Koblilim' Circus, and Is doing well, It. I. Ellis, Hie well known contracting agent, rinsed with Ibe llnrgreaves Hhow nt. Sclietieetndv, K. v., July I. and goes to his homo nt Lnncnstcr, O., for several weeks' rest. Mr. Ellis Is suffering wllh a serious stomach (rouble. Notes from Andrew Diiwnie'h Shows. — Andrew Downle, owner; Mrs. Downln, treasurer; Bert Rutherford, business mali- nger. Husluess continues very good, nnd the press nud public speak In the highest terms of the show. Notes mom C. II. Knhhit'h Uia |Q and 2r. Cent Hilow.— The show opened In Dun- kirk. 0., May II. to a packed tent, aud, despite the wot season, bus been playing to good business over since. Tbo organization has been remodnlled uml enlarged, ond Is now one of tho Iwst und strongest: wagon shows on the road. Every one Is well and happy, things are In a most prosperous con- dition, nnd all are looking forward to n long season. The management contemplates making a long seasnn nnd closing lute lu the Winter lu the South. Rosier: ('. II. Knight, proprietor and manager : J, Don Rice, assistant manager: G. KdV Brown, mu- sical director and arranger: J. Dan lllce, troupe of educated ponies, unties, pigs ami monkeys: Harry Lewis, balancing trapeze. Unman rings, talking and acting clown : the Hours (Jessie and Beatrice), loop walkers, contortion, Jugglers sad flying perch : Junius U. Lamb, comedy slack wire and triple bars: the Stern Family, acrobats, double traps and barrel Jumpers, due of tbe strong features of the show is lb* band, under (Tie leader- ship of (J. .Ed. Browo, of Jackson, Mich. IOWA. Ilea Mollies. - At Ingsrsoll I'nrk (Fred luiciiiuuiti, manager) an excellent bill, bended by Jack Miisou's Klvo Society Girls, attracted very Isrge crowds week of Juue 2ft. other* on the bill were: Dvs Vrles. the Girl In White, Katas Hros., Three Musical Keltous, Minor nud Halbrullh and the kluo- drome. Kara — B. R Hamilton, press representa- tive of lliu nn m ft Bailey's firms, which Is hooked to show here Julv t", was In the city June 20. Port IK. due — Al the .Midland Theatre (Ed, l.iicna, Malinger) the Innovation of vaudeville Inis been n success, bulging from the husluess done. Klppey, the comedy Jiiii- gler. proved n great drawing rtrd. liiiKlnecs opened good Inst week, June 2(1, with Hie following new faces: Dnyton Sisters, Zeuoz. Lucas and 1 lesion, l-'loreiu-e Colhv, and mov- ing pictures. For week of Julv ;i the follow- ing people will lie seen: .Mneklii nnd Wilson. Clarence llurton. Cherry Sisters, Florence Colby and moving pictures. City Park.— Hi Hie ntmeoca of Itic Flftv- slxth llegliuout Hand, the Cadet llnud rn'r- nlshed the weekly concert 38. Note. — Csinphell Mi-others' Circus and Carl llngonlieck's Trained Auluinl Show pitched tents here Juno 24, and a cleaner or mure novel buttle for business whs never before fought, lioih manugeineuts expressed their sntlsfnclhiii ut the excellent business done. Ruffle* to say Hint the very best of satisfac- tion was glvnn In each lustnuee. llutb pa- rades were given at the same time. a llo one. — At Aries Opera House (Wllev * Klrhy, managers) Ut Koy Stock Co. will open wllh it two weeks' engagement, begin- lilng July !l, In repertory, nl popular prices. Notes.— Wm, p. Unit's cur No. l wns lu city June L'7. billing the show for July 11. Oins. It. Coleinnii Is car manager iDur- log (lie closed season tlio Aries has under- gone a general overhauling, und now pre Hents it very line appearance The old bill hoards of this city lmve been torn down and replaced with new ones, of sheet Iron iiialcihil, and ninny more feet hnvc been added, l C.Vdnr Hnplils. — At Mto People's Theatre (Hay W. Fny, manager) the season closed June :>&. I.essne Ciirriiu nnd Manager Fay liuvo gone East, for the Mummer. Notes.- liny Swan, on account of Illness., tills resigned as a member of the advertising stnff or l he Wnlluce advance car No. I, nnd Is nt home here for the Summer Camp- bell Urns.' Cirrus piumcil III rough here 28, fs roitft) from Vinton lo West Union. i ♦— ♦ MICIIKIAN. KiiIiiiiiiisoii,- CuhIiki I'nrk (lliilrd ft Dnkln, managers) coiilliiues to draw good bouses. A good lino of vaudeville, wllh a change every week or two, gives general sat Mad luu. Nteries. — llnrniim »* llalley'H Cirrus drew two big audiences afternoon nud evening June 'JO. Tbe show wiih such nn only llnr- iiuiii ft Italle.v can furnish I'liwuoc Mill's Wild West Show comes July III. > ■ , - liriiuil Itni.lils AL luiiuonii Theatre (Orlii Slnlr, manager) week of July 2 : Will II. Fields, I'r nl 1 1 aud Lewis, l.u llclle l-ls- lelellii. .Martini und Mniiullllnu, (Irolcsipio Randolphs, nud Ibe Valdores Troupe. Gom-'Hor's Pavilion (i'Iiiis. Godfroy, niniingcr).- Hill week of 2: Hello llelleinoiit, Jack Gardner, Knight uml Suwtelle, Hose uml Clinplii, and Jack Hyuiumls. ■ I l.niialug. — Wuvorly Park Thuntrn (F. J. Wllllnuiii, iiinnuger) will open for the Hum- mer July 4, with vaudeville. Juoksun.- illinium ft Ilnlley's Circus, June 111), came lo Iiiiiiiimihu business. With the Bill Postm. ON SlINIiW. June 1M, ill HI. Albans, 'VI . n meet lug wan held by Hie members, of the vnrloils locals of the N, A. II. P. ft II. of A. who were there lu the iippiiHlllnii of I he Hells A Downs nnd Knhliisiiu Shows. The liilliiwliic wore presold ; I.'Iiiim. Veiuilile, Local No, 11: L. Illldeliriiuil, I, oral Nn. I.'i: W, T lloldcn, I .oca I Nu. HI: Sum Handera, Na- tional A II In lieu; II. Wiilsscabiiili, l.ucul No. 4: D. S. Moon, Allium -i: Jess Nulnu, Local No. 11; Jim. Slu lousy, I. m-iil No. II; Jim, Kelly, Loom No. 2: II. II. Wrlghl, Local No. II; J, Si. Stii.vtliee, l.oi-uJ Nn. it; H. SI. Hoiilh, l.ocnl No. 11; Win. Mueerf, Local Nii„ II ; A, Plepcnbrluk, I.nrnl S'o. :i ; \V. II. Mullen, Allliiuctt; A. I.'. Ilradslliiw, Alliance; Jess Wlilte, Alliance; Chus. Vi.ruerder. l.ocul No. II; EdW. Klndley, Local Nn. II; Goo. II. Alien, I.nrnl No. I I ; f'cjili liny, I, oral No. II j J. II. lion. nan, Local No. 11. Hid. J. II liniioviiii in-led us chill I'liinii, mill appointed tho following olllrers : I 'litis. Vemible, vice president ; win, Alocnrf, secrelnry, unit John Malonry, aorgvniil at luimi. Addresses were iiiiule by Hros. Ve liable, Hmylhce, Wright, Mueerf nnd Inmimui, uu Ibe beiielltx lo he derived from I he nrgitiihtutloii, Various topics bearing on I bit organisation worn discussed nl length and lliu Hireling adjourned wllh nil lu u liuppv frame of mind, and with n boiler itiiilitrsfauillng of the merits of Hie Alliance, lll'o. Illtdeliiiind wns elected slew ii rd of car No. I, Hells ft Downs' Shown, unanimously, and proiiilueil lo at lend in the arfiilrs of tho nrgaiiimtluit with Hie sniae energy Hint he has always been noteit for. Notes fiiom MkuL HI, MInneii|Hills. Illinium ft llnlley advertising ear, No, '«', ar- rived Juno li-l, In chnrgu of Sir. Ilusey. Juines Lyons, the "old soldier," Iiiih lliu paper, nnd Dick ("Mr, Fever") Lu Fever Is the worthy assistant. "Illlukey" Morgan MatterHon Is tho "Hon." banner num. "Ilruok lyn" Jidiii Lebls, "lOHheei" Halm. "Sod Buster" Wllklsou, of Mldillclown, N. V., and "Kid" Liiwsiui, the 'boy wonder," urn Hie olllclul ml! men. Altby Miller, I'.v Young's only rival, Joined tho ear here. "Wlillller" White, from Jiiffursuti, In., got lost iliuyit town, ahd a poHrcnuui ascorled him In Hie car nt II A. M. Among (he lucnl hoys, l-'uv Hordwell, foreman of tin; shop, spent a week out to Ihn camp, and CIiiih. Dnlrey wits left lu charge. John Pastor wears his hill poster button yet, but nl. present is landing bar. Notes from Local No. 17, Huston, • No doubt many friends will be surprised to lieiu of Wflllitin Corcorun's deinh. lis wns one of the oldest advertising men In the cmuilrv, and was Instrumental III bringing lilcyrle racing lo Its highest point. Ho had charge of Charles Itlver I'nrk for n number of years, mill I nil lied some of Hie best meant For Hie Inst year or so he wus conned oil wllh Hie automobile trade, and wiih known iih "Hiiko- line Mill." He wus well liked by all. lira. Itogers, working nl I lie Lynn 'Ihenlre Inst week, fell from n singing, ami wiih taken to tho Lynn Hospital, where lie died u few days lifter. 'I'liu local longed iiftec the body and attended I bo funeral. He was u ureal worker for this local, and lu lilui ibis body has lust a good member. Mont of the hrolberH lire now working at I'nriigou I'nrk nud Muss Point. Those ut Hie Tremnui, Huston, nnd l-luiplrii TtioiilrcH. lire having u good Hummer season. Our presbleal , John Norton Mullet. Is looking after lite advertising for Hie Kiiugils nud lleiulvllle nice I racks, ns before. and has work for unite a number of the boys, lu fa commencing rchonrsalM for next season, pany that ever played this house, ana we urmnlxatlon has now bran -on lour (Sum- Kii. II. Lester, who bus been with Sul- did not expect much business at • «««• ,^'J ini-r season) for six weeks, playing to mil- ||%-nn. Harris & Woods for the punt four they have packed the .theatre every t »W .. ..,.„ Tv,r«ntr RTOCK. CO. un- ENGAGEMENTS FOB THE GORDON & ItENNETT der^Vre^on 5 w5?cSSS^fc are ATTa.ACr.oNS..-"The llo.y City;; (East,.: Co.. •very own i»«jt", "7"?" „j » itininmntlr handling Voe, Maude semen, Aima i_. .-uerrm, iiessie .^SSra , ,he^l, «nd 0f mauage e rs of' U^U^SAoStSS^jg^ iiiiuiiiiiimis opinion Is Hint the company la ibe In-sl Miss Ililltimn lias ever carried. Outside of the drnnmllu portion, six spc- !•;. Forrester, to nianuge one of his musical stock compiui uttraclions. _ are sendlm- Ktater Stock Co. Nona. — "Was She company is Season opens at Van Huron. Ind., Aug. 1. The Holy City" .(West) : Henry M. Black- Chief In support of Miss Tolson arc May ■ Sabine. The remainder of Kny Brandon, John , Kred Itella, Brooker I, Eunice KItch, Mabel Iloule. Louis Drexel Is . artist, and Is kept very McComber attends to the ;ed to th Joe gwall third .luliiinn. Win. A. Billon, II. B. 8. Stafford, present at both performances. The nctlon specialty hits with the show. Jennnctle U. Miller, Luuru Houston, Mnrjorle ,,( t |,c piny elicited numerous rou Blllou, Chnrles llaker, Uua 'i'npley, George p|,insu and gave the best of satlsfn Stlllwi'll, Leslie Barney and Stanley Wllkcrs. r „i,, H wcn . Ji we \\ rendered, and the Musical director, .luck Anilnis; businessman- wns Rt i tg i^t. Maxlnc Miles iiger : I'liive Sovmour. Vaudeville contingent: t \ ir . i,eiirls of the audience by her - (ieorgc Staff, di-scrlptlve lutior, In Illustrated i n(? nn( j \ ler charming stage presence. She songs ; linker and Houston, protean sketch milnI! a strong lend of a part that seemed duo; Ons Taplcy, eouiedluu mid dniiccr; ut Unt to be a doubtful proposition. The signed win Win. A. Ulllon. comedy entertainer ; Cnrlolta rnKt W:IH ng followe: Nan Pattlson, Maxine L0 :j,?P*5' D ? -""";,■:; pp.„ rn »d to America • 20. The comedy, Mr. rnomas writes, Be Leon, singing and dancing comedienne, ,,,.„„. IIlddv Mnlvlblll,. I*ona Stater; Mrs. fltum***"!"" tontora*i_to***to. Ju VjnugMng Wtjrom beglnniDg^to end, "rd^ same ^^ .^ ^ F , tgera , d -^ The "Two Co.. > tlWSful proposS^n^he SU^ffi^SSS. ^WW I i ns followe: Nan Pattlson, Maxine Co ;;,?P en .L n ?„ llddy Mnlvlblll. I*ona Stater; Mrs. _w* iawJB Kalberlnc Clinton Glbbs; Mrs. after closing vVhekler CmuiiiBN (Nonuil, Snlille) linve smythc, Marie KUmonda ; Woman with Bas- loincd J. V. Arnold's Stock Co., ok a vnnde- k ct ora Gordon ; Geo. LevlnBon, Carlos Ins- r Z.he ne Cllnlon G bbs- Mn after closlnY a two years' engagement with was a laugh '\lnHo Kdrnoiids- Woman with BaS- Walter San/ord's Stock Co., during a tour of nnd drew cr '; JI^J' d ^ ,d .;.,;rn a Vr h «,Vn«. the world. The trip included Chum, Japan. ccmMfbl nller, manager; Arthur (J. Snyder, agent; John n. Wright, Edgar Jones, Jack Emerson, Hex Be Itosselll, Arllng Alclne, Delvln Gos- Rolt, C. P. Kerry, Wm. McNulty, Chns. Bol- linger, Grace Hamilton, Isabelle Winloche, Lillian Alexander, Daisy Beckett and Jack I in vis. Season opens at Marion, . Ind., July SI. "A Slave of the Mill:" Harry Gordon, manager: A. H. Wladlsh, agent: Chas. G. Young, Ed. F. Settle. Frederick Lyle, J. J. Walls, John G. McDowell, Harry Pearson, ('. V. Dibble, Chas. Hunt, Ollle G. Robertson, Oris Ober, Barbara Swager, Alice McDowell, Isadora Bennett and Mrs. J. H. Huntley. Season opens Aug. 0, at Chicago. "A Itoyal Slave" I East) : Jos. G. Chandler, manager; • at first to be" a doubtful "proposition. The J,'*™" wnn Araoiu « aiibu. x»» .„— ~TiS actions Ypened aTjiassabesIc Lake. ^ ^ Mclj p - MU jp it: LW B> UTgon, ftria „'h 1b ^ s mitlon. 'pictuSes. \ fSSimteSSSttmm «£>l mS ffisjS_Li^Si«_ . ^KT^uT'Sr &&2£5Jf»22 WttS *£ l *™£ ^LX" 'XurrsMai ■fc™ '^ifj s osterbe'rV' h' P Slave K (West*) : Co.. C. 'w. Roberts, mana- ""• Tralnor, J. S M a ^i e a rb ^' be f ma V eer; 0. R. Henkle. agent; Frank De Cump, Martell and BarrlnSon *«• Murdock. Mae McDonald, Gladys Irv- rfhhq "Florence &ch- In K- Kaymong J. Binder, Chas. D. Perkins, tfie Green Mlmle Van F«nk firulnf Olive May and Harry Hoyt Ml e Humn'hrlcs Sea50n "P* 118 nt Marlon, Ind., Aug. 14. "A tit" selected for the Ro J al Slave " (No'th) : Teddy Thomas, man- ^'^art 8 ^^ S» a»«®l^s¥©SS 'enters and Sally Montpelier, Ind., Jefferson monument liable to be an ac- ' Montague Is prec- unei Grover Clcvc- and Richard Watson Glider ore vice presidents. Large contribu- tions have been made. Kathebinb Nugent, wbose Imitations of f imminent people won for her quite a prom- aent position on the vaudeville stage, will retire from that field next season. Miss Nugent has signed with Henry W. Ssvage for two years, to assume the role of Flora Klugilon, iniiiiagcr: Len Harrington, advance icprisenliitlve: Rcil Crawley, musical di- rector; Beatrice llnrrliiitton, Niioml Har- rington, Loneila Salisbury, Goldle Beach, Edylho Fruncls, Clare Thornton, Geo. Salls- hurv, Selh I'eel, C. T. Jackson, Walter Dick spcclol pnjM>r. The advance will be in charge henbt B. Hahiiis haB purchased the dra- of D. A. Heilman. This will be our first matlc rl „ htg of Gilbert Parker's "Pierre anil season out. His People," which lie will use for Robert SfKNCEK Walkkb opens his regular season Edr , aon \ a ioo0-07. Mr. Edeson will con- st Inillnnspolls, Ind., Aug. 3, on the Dixon tlnuc In "Strongheart" next season. and Talbot circuit be no need of an operation or of her removal to a hospital. The Shcbebt Bbothkbs bave contracted with Sarah Bernhardt for an American tour of thirty weeks, to begin at the Lyric The- atre, New York, Nov. G. Mme. Bernhardt The Shadow Behind the Throne" will will bring her entire company from the The- inson, l.i-i! tirlnud. .Ben llson, Mason t-rcffl,. thkodobb H. Bird writes: "I am closing be produced on Broadway. It Is by Alicia atre Sarah Bernhardt. Paris, appearing in for two rears, to assume the role George La V«l, Kil. Ilo«"'an, C. T. Mlchal, |(h n m K cdm0 nd Stock Co.. June 24, RSwSd Endotofc de Cordova, English her revival of Victor Hugo's "Angelo." and Wiggins. In "The College Widow.' Herbert. Voting. Ernest Held and Claude Vln- for „ n c| , lt week8 . vacatlon . H nve been D i"^. r Wt, '" »" »wn production of "Adrlenne Lc- Viboinia Gooi.win- recently clos. rent. The coinpniiv travels In Mr. Iliirrlng- ..,,__„..„,. wm . th „ above cumnanv for the v J.l.?, n;»,n»i. r^ r r„i„^,i h»r version of mnvronr '• cessful season of forty weeks as rent. The conipnny trnvels In Mr. Harring- ton's elegant I'lillinnn car, "Iteiitrlce." Mvuuu Li;onb will lw loading woman of the new Marlowe Stock Co., Chicago, next ))()rt Cr( , Htnn ci n rke Ki-nson. ' _. HoNNMiiii.l. Ln IVijitb, iluuclller of Mr. nnd Mrs. Kr»il Lc I'ointc (Bucllil Morey). ot the Mci'i-v lirnmnlb: Slork Co., will graduate June 2» "rrnni Public School No. VI, Brook- lyn In the Kill I she will go to Hie Girl's Tilth M I. Miss U- Couilo Is qulle mi niviimpliMliid iniislclnti, nnd luia bei-n In the • .-ire <>f lo-r mint | Louise Dc Llllsl) since lic-r fonrlli year. A'iNKri S'-iriT, wIiukp Inst iippeiirnii'C In Ann-ilia mill ns Keren lee, III "The Sign of i In- Cross," sev-rnl years ngn, litis bei-n eu- mpHl hv Ben Gris-I for the following roles: lu-iilriii-. In "Much Ado AImiiiI Nnlhlng: l-nrlia. In "Thf Merelmnt of Vcnli«:" Marin, In -IVeirili Night :" Celin. In "As You Like II;" Ailrliiuii. I iv "The Comedy nl Krrors ; lleriiiln, in "Midsummer Night's Itrcnui; Iris, in 'Tho T'-miiest." nnd Sylvia. In "Two Geinleiiieti nt Vi-i'Oiii :" nlso Knowledge, In ••Kvi-rymiin." Til'' Greet season will last lint l< the Rci-ond week of Augnsl. Ciiahi.uk .1. ItiiKH ami Maiikl I-'knton have given up I he singe for I be remainder of tho Summer, itnirwill-ypi-nd the Intermission ut the lliiss Ki-iihm fur lown near Deal Lnke, In tin* linineilhitu vicinity of Asbnry Park. It. I-'. Ci.i.vruN. wlio was li-nillng ninn with "Wli-u Wonii-ii l.«vi-" Co.. last season, bus lii-oii eug-iKCil for next seiison as heavy 111 Bell Hendricks' "I lie I Hi-son" Co. Wii.m It Mai-k 1m wllh the Vnlhinionl Park Stock C-i.. nt Willlains|sirl, Pn., pliiylug lead- ing roiin-dv. "NliTI-S IKIlM MllS. It. FlIAMt MlTCllKI.I.'S AitijaiTIiiNs. H.irry Uleliiirdsnn bus been i.iiKiig»il fur next season as Inislness malin- ger. Tin- II. Km nk Mitchell All Slur Players, whlili will open Hs season In Noveinlier, Is hiHike-l sollil by Kluw A Krlunger, for the enlli'i- MM, New niynlly plnys will lie pro- du-i-il wllh special scenic effects mid paper for i-iich [day. Wll.l. I-'. liAl.l.AllllKII ANIl F. K. IM BltUNE. Hfli'i" eloslinr n KIHi-essfnl sensiiu with Al. W. .Marlln'-i "llru-le Tmu's liililii" Co.. nre spend- ing Hii-lr vnciitlnii nl Cniiip (liillnglier, neiir Iii'incr. I ml. Tlu-y have suine of Mr. Mar- lins prize liliiuilhotitiilK Willi Ilium. N'crrhK i'iiom ttowi.ANii & Ci.iitoiui. — We b in- piirelinsed rrmu Li-untiid Grover Jr., of Kn'ikeriineker Tlo-.ilre Bulldiiig, Now York, liie iiieloilr.-inin, '"Hie Minister's Daughters." The nllriielinn was sold lit tho conclusion of the pei'l'urii-.iiiRi! :it Hie Alhiiinbra Theatre, rliliiino. We niitlclpnle prwliiclng "The Min- ister's liiiuqhlers" nboiit Doc. 1, along villi inir i-llu-r enterprises. "Dorn Tliorno." "Over Nlngiirii l-'iills" nnd "The Onino Keeper." connected with the above company for the r j/ aba h Bbrnkardt produced her version of couvrenr.' past three years, plnylng leading business." ■ •> Adrlenne Lecouvreur" at the Coron--t The- Winifred M. Baldwin - , of Lenox, has been Mauki. Stanton has been engaged to sup- a { rc i> llr |si, Juno "1". It differs from the enguged as a member of Henry W. Savage's "Moos. Beiiucalrc,'' original, omitting certain characters nnd In- English Grand Opera Co. for next season, troduclng new ones, Including Voltaire. The when she will make her professional debnt. _, e -..,... ........I.....1 "Tuf Uinnnnr Ili*mvn top ThoAvp " I In closed a suc- cessful season of forty weeks as leading woman of tho North Brothers' Stock Co., and Is resting at Columbus, 0. harry L. Beck, who will next season di- rect the tour of Ruth Craven, In Jed Carlton's comedy drama, "Was She to Blame)" writes as follows : "Four years ago we temporarily retired from the stage, wishing to give our daughters, Thelmn und Bonnie, some school under the nianiigeuicnt of Jules Murry. J. C. Koukwkm. Notes. — The J. C. Rock- p | UT was favorably received. "The Shadow Behind the Tiibone," by well "Sunny South" Co., after a successful William Gilbert and Harry Clifton-. Alicia Ramsay and Rudolph De Cordova. tour of Cunndn, will return to tho States actors of n former generation, are Inmates of will be presented early In September In New nliout July 10, dosing the lust of the month, the Actors' Fund Itome, West New Brighton, York, under the direction of Sam E. Allen. The regular Full und Wluter season com- y. i „ n( t ur e both blind. They played 1m- The scenes are laid in China ln the time of advantages they could not get on the road. inrncealn August. Mannger Rockwell Intends |Kl rtniit roles nt Woods' Museum, Booth's the Boxer uprising. I nm pleased to say they have made very Theatre and other one time famous play BtiuiiA Kalicii. who recently appeared rapid progress, and have accomplished all houses In Sew York, and often appeared to- with success in English at the American The- •• ,aad honed for. In going back on the gether lit the same plnvs. Eventually they atre. hns signed to appear under the man- roa d we will hive the girls with us. fhey Hint the "Sunny South" shall lie one of the strongest colored shows on the road next season. There will be new wurdrobc, new uniforms for the baud and orchestra, new drifted apart anil then Gilbert's sight failed agement of Harrison Grey Flske. "Monna will pursue a course of preparatory studv scenic effects mid a number of novel and i,i m and he became an inmate of the Home. Vanna" will be the first play, and she will for ' w <> years, after which It Is our Inten- The company, since the and shortlv after Clifton went there with the appear at the Manhattan Theatre during the l'°n to put them iu a suitable school until special features. opening. Feb. 14, bus covered a large tern- affliction, "nnd they have remained close coming Autumn. In her repertory will be: Jury, and liecn llnanclnlly successful. Mana- friends ever since. It Is uow hoped that they gcrs are asking for return dates all along ID uv regain their sight, by the cutting away the line. of I he cutarncts which have formed. Tho ili.ouiiiE Livinoston (Mrs. Will H. Powers), operation wub performed July \i, at the New after an absence of six years from tho stage, York Eve and Eur Hospital, Second Avenue will make her reappearance next season, In a und Thirteenth Street, by Drs. Bell and Mlt Mngdn," "Phaedrt," "The Tamlug of the Shrew" and "Kreutzer Sonata." Riciiaud MANsriEi.n's llrst production next season will be "Don Carlos," by Fred- erick Von Shiiler, the season beginning Oct. 12. at the Grand Opera House, Chicago. From thence he will go to the Grand Opera House. San Francisco, nnd Los Angeles. Mr. Mansfield will come to New York nfter the lirst of the year, appearing also in "Rich- ard III." "Beau Brummel. "The Mcrchunt ii pi repertory of slunourd plays. tendorf. The doctors say there Is a reuson- Giuri: Gilmohk is In her seventh week able chance of success, with Fred Raymond's "Missouri Girl" Co., Whit Brandon and Ethel Tucker were plnylng the title part, Daisy Grubb. . married on June HI, nt Phoenix. Ariz. Notes ram the Clara Mathbs Co.— ' a. Van Buiibx', formerly a member of the Cluru Muthes und company left the coast on ensile Square Stock Co., Boston, has signed of Venice," "Dr. Jckyll and Mr. Hyde." '"file June IU, and went, without stop, over the with n stock company In Milwaukee. Misanthrope." "A Parisian Romance" and Ruckles nnd the Sclklrks, and nre now play- T. II. Wisshit. piny ngent, has secured "Ivnn the Terrible." lug ii few weekH' engagement In stock, under from Wiliner J. McAllister, attorney nt law, Wixston CiiURCHll.t.'.s "The Crossing" the management of W. Ii. Sherman, who has representing the .Melon Benedict estate, the will be produced next season at a Brondwuv marie goou all promises to us and his patrons, controlling neonry rights to '-Fnblo Romnnl." Theatre, being written by Mr. Churchill anil Al the conclusion of tho engagement here the Mr. Wlnnett has nrrnnged with several well- Louis Evnn Shipnmn. John Blair has been ciiinpnnv will go East In a leisurely manner, ■ stopping at the principal points rn route. With cool nights, no dust, beautiful scenery, their education Is completed. Tbelina and Bonnie will each bave a part In this seuson's play, and will also Introduce tbeir specialties. We shall try to secure a first class cast, aud give a creditable performance of this well known comedy drama, wblch has been a very popular success the past three seasons with Jed and Emma Jean Carlton In the leading roles. Our season will open In August, und we will play In Iowa, Minnesota, the Dakotas and Wisconsin." Notes concerning the plans of G. Fulth Adams, manager of Adams' Comedians. — Mr. Adams is busy at present organizing his attractions for the coming season. lib) new show which he launched last season will be greatly enlarged for the coming tour, and n band and orchestra will be added, also a female band nnd orchestra. A feature will known playwrights to write nnd revise plays, engaged for the loading part, and a strong DC a tlllrt y minute muslcalc every night, be- also competent stage directors to rehearse supporting cast will be chosen. f° le f>e regular performance. Mr. Adnins plays and coach actors In special parts. Charles Fbohjiax will have six theatres w " # mn,!e * nl8 portion of the entertainment Tun Kkik Sisters write that they have In London under his direction at the com- n ' Rn c ' , " >,, ln or n er that lovers of good music it dissolved partnership, but have been re- menccment of the season of 1900-07 Three < '" n ll,l:c advantage of It. The coin- gnged by A. II. Woods for next season. of those arc being constructed now I' Hn 3 : wl " travel In a beautiful palace car ccepted n cow- Julia Marlowe and K 11 Sotiiern nr- ,vl 'l<-'l> Is uow running f ntitied "Mary rlveil in I/imlon July l', t confer 'with K l |lon - carrying prlva Charles Frohman regarding plans and plays t ' or the nr!it lcw Ktur Illlun Russell, The Summer seusou of the Pleasure Bav sto l' ln ,10te ' 8 - a* the r. F. Proctor, Park Theatre was opened Julv 1, with the Sent - u - The tour will not engaged Harrison grey Fiski: hus accepted n com- edy, by ICdltli Kills Bnker, entitled "Mary few mill luces and pleasant surroundings, the Summer bus thus far been a very pleasant one. Miss Ma Hies will enlarge her company ls-1'orc sliirtlng Fust, where the tour this venr will Include sonic of the larger cities, furl her East than tho company hus usually and John." played. • The WHKRKAnnPTH of F. I.. Stanton Is de- sired by his mother, Mrs. Snruh Stanton, tltlK 10. Allison Street. Ncviidn, Mo. Al.. Joiiiikn has just closed a very success- ful senson of twenty-four weeks with the J. L. Tempest Co. He bus signed with the Kit mo cuinpnny for next season. II Attn y Son tuns and wife ure taking a va- ra Hon in Middle-town, N. V. They to with one ot Jus. II. Wulllck's attractions next senson. Notes from the Oscati F. Cook Stock tub hoss-i-entos *arm, on ueai L,aKC, Autumn. Mr. Mitchell's new comedy will Co., Carl \V. Cook, business manager. — This Asbury Turk, N. J., is receiving Its usual deal with phases of social life in New York h0U B s - where he Is having a successful season now company In tho Held bus proven beyond huge patronage this season. The popular at the present time. and Is scoring a big hit with libs singing, n doubt that dramatic productions can be resort caters principally to those who enjoy Recent enuaueaients for the Orphcum „ Notes from the Oscab Y. Cook Stock given under a touted theatre with every But- Its dainty dinners, luncheons, etc., which Stis-k Co.. to open at Urbnnn, O July 3 ' - — 1,,e company opened Us .season under Israel inn to the patrons. Wo carry uu 80ft. can lie partaken of with nn added zest, to Include: Frank Holland, George Goldalne' tHnvaB ln Sandusky, O., and has licen playing the accompaniment of delightful vocal and Bert Lnsk. Palmer Bowman. Geo n» i>»fii«' «" record breaking business. Wo curry a Julia Marlowe and K II Sotiiern nr- wl, lch Is uow running tu the Portland Kj|hi- rlveil in Ixmtlon July j", to confer 'with K " lon - carrying private excursion parties. Charles Frohman regarding plans and plays Vor the nr!it lcw stands the company will IIk-i.en Ross, a niece of Lillian Russell, The Summer seusou of the Pleasure Bav S[0 1' '" ' ,ute 's, us the car Is chartered until has signed a contract with F. F. Proctor, Park Theatre was opened Julv 1, with the Sent - U- The tour will cover the entire West, und will make her professional debut at the Nixon /fc Zimmerman Co., In "The French tne cou, P un y playing from three to six night One Hundred anil Twenty-linh Street Then- Makl." Grace Cameron playing the title role K, a n ds. At the conclusion of the Winter tre July 10. In "The Governor of Kentucky." Gertrude Ei.lis, an English actress last 8cason *' ,c show will be transferred under aIme. Foanzihka Maudalena Uoma.m-k season with "Tlic Girl from Kay's" sailed canvas, playing week stands In the large "ily. Mr. Janaukciiek left a personal estate of $600, July 1 to spend the Summer ln England ''i' 1 " on which goes to her only daughter, Theresa She will probably return in the Autumn and l ' lllc "go. Adams Is now located iu Mebkill W. Romine Muv 17 closed a pleasant engagement as musical director at Zahn, of Darmstadt, Ger. -Mme. Janauschek join the "Veronlnue" company died seven months ago at her Summer home Harrison Grey Fixke has signed a con- at Amltyvllle, L. I. The will has been filed tract with Langdnn Mitchell for an oricinal tlle Dlcmcr Slock Theatre. Springfield, Mo., ln Ihe Nassau County Surrogate's Court. American eomedv to be delivered In the nnt ' oi 1000 '! at Forest Park. Atchison, Knn.. Tub Ross-Kenton Farm, on Deal Lake, Autumn. Mr. Mitchell's new comedy will -'• nB P lHD ' st - and singing the Illustrated Swene'v, i'Uhu Kumsds.ll, Helen Rcid, Besslo tagors. There Is imlle un Influx ot actor k * *»» > - a * . * ■ A ■ » ■ i . a.. , , . i lit- I liA 1 1 iilil.i iwl,, 1 ,*s . . *l *-m * 1 . .-. , . m. ir EJSsS3h?1sl55J °^' S Kit Tiei'iioy. iiilviiiue ; Mrs. Irving Frencli, Louise He Vmney mill the l.e Clnlr Sisters. VnTi -. lim.M llAin's Stock Co.-— The dos- Ing of I his e„m|,:ui> nt Hurt's New Tlienlre. Plilhidelpliiu. I'll., Siiiiiriluy night. June T. mi . iiiiIimI by Hie reii-pHon extended to .tulle Agniiil. llu- lenillni; Indy. Tlii- llowi-ry tribute to Ml-s Agmill tnw one of tin- must lieuuil- ful -ii-eii In I'liilailelplilii fur yours. She bus i-slnbllshi-il licrself a fnvorlie In I tut t city liy her i-xi-elh-nl work. One iippenrniu-p. won- derful versatility, mill wide r.-inge nf i-lmr- liiiers. Miss AkiiuII will lelurii next si-u- suii lo neeupy the s:iun- pitsHliiu. lb: Wm, i' lloi-i-cii Is la innke his lullliil appear: In "F.lvsla." the lati"*l e.unle •ipera from the (iviis of Reginald De Korea nnd Frederick Itnnken. on Sept. 4, at the Lyric Theatre, New York. Manager Fielding Iiiih been meeting with great success this Summer, slurring Pauline Fielding In repertory, featuring n scenic pro- duct Ion uf "F.ust Lvmie." Miss Fielillug bus lii-eii receiving the highest praise, loth from Hie press ami public. Ill the dun! role of Lnriy lsnMle and Matlnim- Vine, und return ilnti*« luive Is-eii asked for by managers playing this attraction. The following comprises the com- p:iuy : Arthur K. Clnlre, Orson M. Dunn. Chas. Itlnke, T. 11. DowHng. John M. Hnmll- t ••ii. Master (ilailsluiie, Mnggle Walker. Irene lllniii-huril mill P.-iiillne Fielding. Manager Fielillug lias llu- liitesl Illustrated mmgs and ni.'vlng plelnres. lleniv Wheeler Is In id- ea nee. ami Wllhirtl ('. lien n Is leader of the ort-heslrii. Hans Ronnir lias been engaged for the title rule la "Checkers" next seusou. featuring Minn Giunell. The company Is stronger than ever, anil, with the best plays It bus ever had. Is breaking nil records." I.OUISE Collier and Robert Lorraine ar- rived In New York from Europe June :J8. Henry H. Haiikis bus secured the rights o( Gilbert Parker's "Pierre nnd ills People," nnd will utlllxe the dramatization for Robert Edeson. James K. Hackett nnd Mary Mannering will be co-slnrs next season for the first time .. ..Jnson .George Lanshiiw', i. ?i°n s f: ' •«""«? r -a Val. ifeorge CriiH- Ileid llol,m,m - <-'• I'- Michel and Ernest ,_V. K "' E**Hfc manager of the Grand Opera e to Nynek. h ,„ llp • handsome Summer ii """■ uiniiiuter or the Grand nnni-n lloiise. Brooklyn. N. Y.. hns gone to Xv,,ek -V ■».. where he has a handsome Sumni n ; Manhattan Beach (W. B. Lawrence, nam agtr).— The vaudeville bill June Hii nud week : Cnrleton aud Terrc, Louie Dscre, Du- fee's animal actors; Lucy and Lucler and Trask and Gladden. Business good. Curtis tA. R. Pel ton. managerl.— The Allen Curtis Musical Comedy Co., In "Whlrlcy-Glrley." cave a good show to good houses June 25- July 1. Novelty (Henrv Lubelski. manager).— Dubnn und Courtnev. Frank Merrill, the Darnells. M'lle Dc Vene. Orones and Duncan. June 1!5, to good business. Edwin F. Clark'' and couiUHiiy, Rose and Simon, Mack und Tate. Annie Williams. Powers and Freed and Miss Burton :t-S. Crystal (Geo. Ira Adams, managerl - June ^O-Julv -J: Mnrkhiim aud Markharo. the Xerxes. Prof, lhsld and d"g. Gar7Ji-Fontella. and M'-Xutt Trln. Itiislness good. Hilton and ilitbbiird, DolTmiiii and Zelgler. Ciirdn- »||15S^S? ^'w^r JULY 8. THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. 503 OR-JVIA THE "HOTTEST" SXJMMKR SELIiER YET H*OR PARKS, RESORTS, FAIRS, CARNIVALS. SAMPLES FOR THE A8KINC. TAYLOR BROS. CO., Inc., Battle Creek, Mich., Manufacturing Confectioners. miscellaneous. Notes fiioji the Piebce Carnival and Amusement Co. — This attraction Is enjoy- ing the fourteenth week of continual capacity business, and is booked ten weeks ahead, enr- i vine the following attractions : A. L. Pierce's •Creation" (the feature). Cook's "City of Je- rusalem," "Fire and Flames," Electric The- atre. Statue Turning to Life, Georgia Min- strels, the Edison Train Robbery, Vogl, Ferris Wheel. Ocean Wave, Electric Carousel, three feature free attractions, and military uniform land, the company, in all, numbering one hundred and thirty-five people. Roster Is as follows: A. L. Pierce, general manager and owner; J. H. Scott, general agent; Harry Fox, promoter; George Slarr, advertising agent ; Wm. Arnold, treasurer ; D. Carl, master electrician ; Will Hopkins, boss can- vas man ; George Casey, master of trans- portation: Prof. Fred Barkley, leader of band; Billy Cash, supervisor of privileges. Kvervbody Is In good health and all the animals full of "vim," which speaks well for the boss trainer, Ross Barkley, assisted by Jack "Kusty" Wnyland. The Olu Reliable reaches us on time and Is largely read. Walsh's Cicystalplex Cabnival has just closed a pleasant and profitable season of forty weeks in New England. Mr. Walsh writes that his company will be entirely new for the season of 1905-0(1. Nam viiom E. G. Smith's Colossal Shows. — We opened on April 2-, and have liccn showing to turnaway crowds, having (inly one day's losing business. The show will enlarge on July 8, at Snowshoe, Pa., by adding six head of horses and eight Welsh ponies, one new hand wagon, two tablcuux wagons, a cage of monkeys and a dog cage. The Loganton German Band of twelve pieces has been hired for the rest of season. We will work Western Pennsylvania, West Vir- ginia and Virginia until Dec. 1. DEATHS IN THE PROFESSION. CONNECTICUT. Denth of William J. Fielding. William J. Fikluino, the well known the- atrical manager, died from heart disease on the trulu, about 5.30 P. M., June 27, while •mi bis way to his home, 415 Beech Street, Itlchniond Hill, L. I. He was apparently In the best of health when he left his office at l.iwt liroadwny, and spoke cheerily with some of his co-wcrkers. When the train was mattes Iticlunond Mill the conductor at- tempted to arouse him and discovered that lie was dead. The body was removed tem- porarily to the morgue in Jamaica. Me was ■me of the best known and must popular of popular price thcatie managers. For many years he was connected with the ledger Job Print, Philadelphia, resigning to manage the People's Theatre, In that city, n position which he held for several years. From Philadel- phia he? came to New York to serve as gen- eral representative of Sullivan , Harris & Woods. Mr. Fielding presented "A Grip of Steel" In this country some years ago, with an excellent company, but It was it losing venture. His next production of any Im- portance was "A Ragged Hero." written by his brother, Maurice J. Fielding. Certain wiseacres predicted . fullura after witness- ing ihc initial performance, hut with that indomitable courage and purscverence which sininglv marked the man, be quickly "whipped" the piny Into shape, and It has made money to tills day. He also managed Selmn Herman. In "Wedded, Hut No Wife:" Oerirudo Swlggett. in "In the Shadows of I'arknesK," and George F. Hall, who lias Just dosed his season In the llrst named play. Mr. l'loldlng was highly respected h.v managers and adors. He Is survived by his wife uud anil her. The funeral occurred June 30, at two o'clock, from his late residence, Inter- ment being In Holy Cross Cemetery. I.. M. EtKtcK, malinger of Keith's Pros- pect Theahe, Cleveland, (»., who was killed In Ihc wreck of the Twentieth Century Llin- ii "I. at Mentor, (1., June 111, wus n well known manager. Mr. Klrlck was really the lather of vaudeville In Cleveland. When he mid dins. I,a Mil relic were running Hull - iiorib's Gardens, he conceived the Idea of pulling on one uct at the close of the opera bill. After the opera season he leased the I .ti n un fur ten weeks, and ran vaudeville there oiost successfully. Immediately thore- ailer inbuilt six years agoj he promoted the < levehiiid Amusement Co.. which built the •niplrc. the llrst vaudeville house In Cleve- land. At one time he was also Interested In Mica's. Buffalo, X. V. Mr. Klrlck was forty- live years of age at the time of his death. 111^ wife mid t\vo sons survive lilm. E. J. Pebht, of the Perry Brothers, whose name In private life wus John 10. Itcnnun. ■lied June T2, In Belleville, X. J., lit the home of John I'errv. with whom he had been aiiMH-iaicii In vaudeville for thirty-live years, as the Perry Brothers. He leaves u widow »">l two sisters. Through an error made by the correspondent who sent us the lnforma- [lou concerning his deiith. which appeared In these columns lust week, the nnme ap- peared as John E. Jennan. The remains were burled by the Denver Lodge of Elks. Lotus Kialkowski. the well known Iml- lator of the cries of animals and birds, died in Denver. Col., on Tuesday, June 20. after !» l»ng Illness, aged fifty-five years. He was iiirn In Houraonlu. and came to this country "'"ill fifteen vears ago, making his Initial "I'l ranee here at Kostcr & Dial's Twcnty- i bird Street Musk. Hall. His wife and two 1 "ililren survive bliu. Mrs. l|. Tkulkv. wife of TVrley. died at 'be German Hospital, Xew York, June 3*1 "tier a surgical operation. The body was liken tn Europe on a steamer stilling July 1. '"!• burial In Berlin. Germany, hv her liiis- oiind. Mrs. Terley formerly assisted her hus- band In his act.' Mas. Kate Gilbert, an actress, and widow '» Hie late llnrrv II. Bell, died June 90, at her home in .Ninety second Street. Xew York •'Hv. from Bright s disease. She had lieen ••n the stnge since childhonil. Her dai'Hiier. Kate lliuiiilnginn, and her sister. Mrs. Milton G'lthiilil. survive her. The Interment was In Mr. lint hold's plot, Woodlawn Cemetery, June 28. Hartford — At Parsons' Theatre (H. C. Parsons, manager) "What Happened to Jones" proved the banner attraction, the at- tendance during the week ending July 1 being phenomenal. The presentation was In every way artistic, and merited the apprecia- tion It received. "Rosemary" week of .'i. Souvenir photos of John Wwliey, a prom- inent member of the cast, are to be presented lo every lady at the opening performance, Monday evening. Poli's Theatbb (Louis E. Kilby, mana- ger). — -The very capable stock company, un- der the direction of Daniel R. Ryan, has proved In every way satisfactory, and the presentation of "The Two Orphans" und "O'Brien, the Contractor," were witnessed by large and gratified audiences. For week of I "The American Eagle" and "The Fatal Wedding" are booked. The grand piano which has done duty In this house since Its opening, has recently been supplanted by the establish- ment of an orchestra of six pieces, under the capable direction of Victor G. Boehnlcim, formerly leader at the Hartford Opera House. • . Bridgeport.— At Poll's Theatre (Joseph diddle, manager). — -"Du Barry," presented by the Poll Stock Co., Is the production pre- sented week of July .1, Steeplechase Isi.,im> (George C. Tllyou, manager). — Island Theatre (A. U Xorcross, manager. — Burlesque Is booked for week of July .'!. lllPi-oimoME I'aiik (l.ouls A. Fish, secre- tary).— Harness racing was Inaugurated at this park June 2P. with a three days' meet. Exhibitions were given by the Baker Family, "cyclists: "Dare Devil Castellaue," In loop- ing the loop, and Prof. Skcep, in fancy and trick bicycle riding. Music was by the Wheeler & Wilson Band, of this city. Notes. — A delegation of I'.'iO I'.lks win leave this city July 0, for Buffalo, to attend the K'ks' convention Some TOO mem- bers of the local nerle of F. O. E., attended the clambake at Meadows End, June 20 William Kenney, it district deputy of the F. (). E.. for Massachusetts, formerly of this city, has purchased the Arllugtoa Hotel, Plttsfleld, renamed It the Kenney, and mod- ernized It. A big party of Eagles going to Providence at the field day, and Boston will make the Kenney a rendezvous In July. When returning home they will "do" the Berkshire Hills. ♦*♦ Mysterious Mr. Raffles, The most widely advertised play in America, and nine ollic.ru equally as good, season's contract. NO MONEY IN ADVAN — companies, yon can secure one or mot- kind of term*. All route- protected Character, Ingenue. Comedy. Emotion WILL TAKE A CHANCE with mana_ Enclose stamp. Mention territory you rover. THE HENRY BELMAR PRODUCING CO., Broadway, Suite 506-507, Now York. P. S.» R Sr E nSSr THE INTERURBAN HOME CO,, REAL ESTATE. Etc. TEXAS. Houston. — It F. Corrothers. general lnan- nger of the Interstate Amusement Co., was In the city June 'St, und closed n contract with (Jeorge Kubn, proprietor of the Umpire Theatre, for u live years' lease of the build- ing. The Interstate circuit will comprise the following cities when completed: Si. l.ouls, I'.ast St. l.ouls. Little Rock, Shrcve- port. Hot Springs. Hallux. Fort Worth, Sun Antonio, Houston und, possibly, Waco, Aus- tin and C.nlveston later on. The Umpire Theatre will be remodeled hi entirety, and the frontage and Interior, when completed, will he llrst clnss. while :t galbiry will also be lidded to the Interior, Increasing the seat- ing capacity. Sam Untw and Joe 1'. Smith will be the Xew York bookers for the con- cern, while it local will have charge of the theatre here. High class vaudeville only will be served, and' the manager Is confident of success. The circuit will be ojicned In 1 louslon, on or nliout Oct. 15. uud the sea- son will lust Ihlrly-ciglit weeks. Highland I'aiik Tiikatius (Fred M. Bishop, manager). — Rain since IP nearly killed the allendauce. The park and theatre arc three miles from Ihc city, and the approaches to li was a veritable river. They made an able effort, at, with a splendid programme, to draw lite crowds, uud If the ruin lets up they may succeed. "Special Edition" was the card liii-.luly 1. IIium.ANii IMiiK (Fred M. Bishop, man- ager). — Prof. Beach was the attraction J(> to July 1. Staxuaiui Thkatmb (Alvldo & Lasscrre. lnanagersi. — Business hits been light, owing lo rains and other drawbacks. People "U to July 1 : Three Moores, Frank. Marion und Florence; Mct'ormlck, Howard and Alton, Seymour und Blaiichard. Mae Davis, Belle Samson, Leah Daneourt, Pearl Ollmorc, Orah McDanlels, Maud Raymond. Irene West and the Montrose Sisters. Moving pictures have also been added. i Ft. Wwrtli At Luke Krlc Park (Hurry It. Burton, inaunger) business week ending June 24 was heavy. Bill week of S»! HI Tom Ward, Millie Des Moadit. Baby Doris. Yarbrough Bora ami Virginia Ititnkln. Xew pictures by the blograph closed the show. The Albert Taylor Co. opens July '-■, for an extended engagement. Standahii TllEATlti: IM. I* Ifctpje. inuna- B( . r) . — Frank llarcourt's farce, "Doctor Grafter." was used us u forerunner for a big bill week of 21). The people : Randall and Randall, Mack and Dot, Pauline Haertel, May Foster, Klngslcy and Klngsley, Agnes La Porte, Geo. E. Mann. Frank Harcourt, Fay Dcltnnr, Mav Hill. Constanello Sisters, Lulu De Mar, J. it X. and Georglc Powers. Lottie Colton. Lulu Lnwton and Ethel Russell. Business Is booming. Stau Tiikatbi: (Dinwiddle k Houton, managers).— People week of 211: Eleanor Dunbar. Bert Francis, Baby Green. Gill und GUI. Eddie Spencer. Emma Blewltt, Clara Huiitoou. Jim- Holland, May Hunter, Stella Dallv und Will Davis. New pictures by Hie klnodrome. Business continues satisfactory. Xotk. — Katie Alleu Fox, late of the "Nancy Br.iwn" Co.. Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. At. Gnss. in this city. BXTRA-Tent fJuttlt for sale or trade. 6u(t. Round Top, with ton. middle piece; piano, seen- erv, ropes, lights; In fact, n complete nutllt, being Hied by my ccinpuoy here. Heady to use; rea» smabic oner. c. M. Drown, Mgr., Shaw Comedy Co.. Littleton, X. 11. ■WANTED AT ONCE, a liood Slide Trom- bone Player, experienced la vaudeville. Pay union price, $15 for 6 nlfthls, 3 nulls.: Sunday work paid extra. Till Sept. 1. JOS. 0. CADEK, Cliutlauooga, Tctin. WANTED— Good II. F. Comedian up in medi- cine acts; also Plana Player read und fake, wcrk In farces; good Sketch Team changes for week; out- most f&ko organ. No ticket* unless I know you. Write quick, UV.R. ItAI.Y FAMILY. Areola, HI. ■WANTED at ouoe, Allraclioos— The I'lillmonlc Theatre. Winona, Mlnn..*catlngeap»cltyl,riO0. has been leased lo William Hurl, ooodopen time tor repertoire and other companies. Can stage any- thing. Fair week opeu; also other good tunc llottso open nil vear 'round. Population Winona, 26,000. .'■ railroads. Company playing St. Paul. Minneapolis. La Crosse cun break Jump. (inodSiin day night town. Vaudeville people, write or wlo. William H art, I'hUmoulc Theatre, Winona, Ml liu. WANTED— Long season, Two Al Lecturers (Med.), liood Sketch Team» and comedians with rrcquent changes; also Organ Player with Spe- cialty; the best in the business. Address, Inwost- terms , all In llrst. MttKT I'HAN'K LIS. Gadsden, Ala , SKETCHES and every form of atngc novelty written to order. 1 furnish high grade work only. JOS. KERSHAW, (SW HultomvoodSt., I'blla., Pa. WANTED, First Class Repertoire Co.; seven or more good plays, for teat. Summer season. Must lie O. K. Will hire or on percentage, doing good business, a weeks out; loo much work for me. II. M. Ilniwn, Mgr., Shaw Comedy Co., Little- ton, N. II. Son Antonio — Electric Park (Sid. H. Wels. managerl continues to grow In pop- ularity-, and Is now one of the most popular places' of nmiisement In Texas. The Boston Ideal Opera Co. completed Its engagement lasl week. This company is lie 'in 1 1— of speclnl mention mi tirmunt of the (.perns presented, and the manlier in which tbey were given. Large ntidlencei greeted encb performance, and the company's return will be awaited with pleasure. KANSAS. Wichita At the Toler Atidilorluiti IH. G. 'Pole:- «. ♦-»-* • SOI Til CAROLINA. Columbia.— Al Hyatt Park Casino (F. I,. Brown. IimmI niiiuagiT) Arthur L. Guy's Minstrels appeared week of Juno "H, Including Arthur and Edwin Guv. the Great Finite. Brown and Ivors, and Oiilliauk uud Blanch- ette. This return date drew good returns. "Our Married Man" July :t-8. ♦♦♦ The PciiiiKj-Ivimlii Speelnl tie n Time Hrever. A Xew York broker received a message Just before the close of the Sloek Exchange, requesting his presence In Milwaukee as early as possible the next day. From the otlisr end of the telephone wire he learned that the Pennsylvania Hpeehil, leaving down- town at 4 r. M., would deliver hint there before noon. He boarded lite Cortland Sheet Kerry at 4 i: M.. arrived In Chicago at k.TiTi the next tnorulng. afler a coiufoiliihle nlghl en route, and readied Milwaukee at 1 1 a. m. «. » LuiliU*' t lull ll.inse I'luaea. The m*nitjer« of the Lambs' Club will nol be able to enter the new dub house until Aug. 1. I'ntll then they will find welcome and shelter within the preclncla of Hie I'tibimet. Lotus, New York Athletic. I'luyera. Green Room uud Laivliuioiii Yacht clnbK, Ihew aftaalzalliuiv linvln.- placed the entire ineinber'dilp of the l.nuiba cm their guests' book for i |..-t t'.il nf !«" moilthi Al the new i|iii»ttns of tli" Lninlm. I'JH West Forty- fiiiit-ih Strict. It wan wild that the house Is to be u-.-wly furult.lit.-d throughout. SCENERY Painted for overyililtig In Waiercolor, Dtainoiol l>yo or Sllko. Spnclalty of Doslgithig YAUHEVILLK ACTS mid PIlllBUCTlON.-i. I.owcsl prices. Wtlte us. ELIZABETH ODETAIH CO., ElliabeSta, H. J. WATCH FOIl MULLEN a UltY A V'S tlllK.IT BALLAD 'TWO LITTLE GIRLS LOVED ONE LITTLE BOY' AT LIBERTY, JOHN D'ORMOND, Leading Man, • • Al Stage Director, Address PALACE HOTEL, Chicago. WANTED, M MEDICINE HIMHEIiS. B. t. COMEDIAX. Al KKBTUII TEAM, SILEXT MAN. Change for lull ilayx. Stop at hotels. Address (julck, 1)11. C1IAS. WlTTMAN, l.uiiciiHicr, Pa. POWER'S CAMER0RAPH. FIREPROOF BAGAZISES and TAKE UP DEVICE. Tile Modern Motion Picture Mnrlilnc. FILM NAFKTY, .NOW AtiNURKH. Our Fireproof Maga/.llies and Take Itp lievlcn will III nay Exhibition Modern Motion I'lclure Ma- chine. Ail entirely new sppariilus by which iiIiho- luto safety lo llin 'lilm from loss bvFlltK IS AS- SI'KEK. The oitlv device of In kind which has re- ceived oiliclai utidorseiiieiils from the Local An- ihorlllesassiicli. Write lor CATALOG, WANTF.II, KOll John P. Harris' Big Wagon Show, Boss Canvas Man. Iln"s lloslor, A and u Horse Driver.-. It-one: (Ilea Hock, Pa., July s; Spring- grove, Pa., »; Now Oxford, Pa., in; McSbercv- town, Pa., 11; Llttlcsioun, Pa,, 1'.'; Emmeialuirg, CAN PLAGE IMMEDIATELY, VERSATILE MEDICINE PEOPLE. Salary ten and all; preference to organ or piano player. Those wllb children or who JhbI wanl lo work long enough to run oiitthelronnniap, don'l write. lilt. F. M.STlNKIl, Suutb Mill, Ya. MUSIC ARRANGED, COMPOSED, ETC. KHKTSMAIt. 4IJ R Ifilli HI., New York. is. j. «s1*K^rJ3Bfl^«, (O)IKIIV MUSICAL ACT. Open for Parks, etc Perm, add. lit. SO. KIIISTST.. Itrooklyn, N. V. HARRY THOMSON, "HIS IIOXOIl '1'1'K MAYOH." A STAIt FKATIIIIK AT TONY I'ASTOlt'S. VOH HALE, TKXTN. imxrio. toxTfi, loxloo, noxilo, noxiw, WnlH, HHtlXD, '.10x170, iiOx-Jtu, touxliiit. ; and it Her blue seats. Dargaias. PKAItL VAN, NorthVllle, N. Y. Lowc-I price on sel Aliituliiuiii rblmes, Marluibu ■■limn-, Aliiinluiilii Harp ami Sleigh Hells. Sblpped N. V. City. MUSICAL, enrtmf CIJJ'I'KH^ WANTED. BAUD PEOPLE, PEBrOEMEBS AID CANVAS HER. (J UK AT WKBTKUN SHOWS, South Fork, I'a. WANTED, Cornet for B. and 0., and leader K0I1 IIAMl AND OIlC'HKS'i'lU. U caiinol join on wire don't wrlle. JOS.. I. KIUNK SHOW, Wapakonula, 1). SHAW Comedy Co. VVanls Largo Heavy and Juvenile Maii, (Ion. Iluallieiot Woman, some Kino llonaln: A No. 1, lino wardrobe, sober, reliable and quick siudv. Slate age, height, weight and lowest suiniuer salary (plintoi: tent hIiow; sure uiuiiuy: never itIuhd Hiiininer or Winter. Also si'Kcl A l/lr PKOPI.K. If you play briiss itiuiitloil It. (i. M. DROWN, Mgr., Llltlcion, N. II. WANTK!>— Tenia for incd.ahow. AbouHofl. R.T , with 30 or 40 H. l'..SIcepliigTetits, etc. Mu-t lie clieaji und good condition. Or will trade large stock of Pat. Med. for gooil Med. Camp On ill I, Sldo Wall, etc. lie tpilck. Addless \V. A. Woodley, Woositng. Oitle Co., 111. AT Lilt., Al II-llul llitijo Comedian, Vocalist, Venirlloqiil-d, Magic, etc. illiange 2 weeks, put on acts, vamp piano. Make good, or will double wlih good strong, sober Htrcet worker. Open for purk>, varlely or uied. Hilly Weefoii, i« Chimin; SI.. Ilatnlltoii. Canada, Old. "KOll HALM, New Sllkolhie SerprnMne Mres^, fS: -J) Colored Slides tor Dance, ft; Hiack Art Outfit. SI"; N'est of Muxes', fV, Pish Pole, Li. Lot of Trlcka che.an. Knclon- stamp or no answer. MPS. WM. CAUL, J-W Court St., Itochoter, N. Y. WASTKII At Lecturer mid lilllco Worker: strsighl In act", oriiau preferred. Satan or per- ceutave, lowcri n llmt. No l>oo»-rsaud iba«ei«. It von n not lo Join, write. T aan Wruie aelwn write again. Ilr. c. K. liancroft, write. Sol. it. Klitridge. Mgr. Me'lern Itelncdy Co., VTi Wlilles- bofo BL, I'tlca, N, X. All ot our Anpanilus Is fully protected by Hull :d Slnich piiteiilH Issued or |ieiulliig, and Infringe lunills will bo vigorously pi i -nlcil. N. POWKIl (New York I'll lit Kxcbiinge), I Hi- 1 17 Nassau St., N.Y I.ATRMT HITS IN SONG HLIDF.M. GOOD BYE, SWEET MARIE F. A. .MILLS. I'. J, IIOWI.ICY. Keep a Little Cosy Horner in Your He; rt for Me K. II. II A VI L ANIL MEET MB DOWN AT LUNA, LENA 'Plitiiil i-li'ii I Bliisle Hn 1 1 1 1 1 >- Co., Ami f.oolbers, at tfi.oo per md (colored). Also lad sols S, II., al (MM per km! (colored). HARSTN & LIN K. I lib Mlreel. N. V. Jul, edition now ready- better than ever. Many now iiiic, Diitn House, Happy Hooligan, set l-'rencb Knililng lilrle, elc. Send dime for sain pie-, or mic. for .•■o.iiii iiiirereni. liel our JULY OUT LIST on all Slot .Machines. Prices HIT IN IIAI.K. COSMOPOLITAN NOV. CO., iU N. sib Hi., l-hl'adiiiplila, Pa. WANTfcD, Ikiitlile iiago or H-dl ilckets. i iher «< <>n T m peoide. wrlle. Th-iap iloiililliig brass prefe red. All AL (Hit LI), llgr , IbU'ileil's I iide T mi's Cabin Co., Ilivhaplre, I'a.. July u; Mar ysvllle 7. Iniiiciiiiiion », " lllei » bian^H 1 . ~WANTED, CIRCUS PERFORMERS IN ALL IIHANCIIKS; PKOI'l.i: KOI! CUNl'LHT. Mum loin al mice. Wire lone-l «»biry, Addiu-" HltKAT LKItOi SHOWS. Saybreok, IMm. »lil>-«iliii»»oi- HIhcIi Top I'rlvllenn to Lei. PltTSBURC SCENE PAINTING STUDIO, Allll I'eiu. Ave., I'lll»lnirg, I'a. B/.ei»,nv I'"" 1 payjfuii to gel our SI"<;IKTy ■■price-. Ilealgns »ulmiltted. CAN BW AN Al AH. SOLICITOIt. Tcinrprn fim'st clahn uichkim-. TtAiUIiV, I'l-.ltl'oltilKltN, organ fakirs larefeiri'd. r inter ranva'. All daj ileepers, Ikhw- ers, chasejK ami clgiirelie fiend'. Hive your Ink. Motiev dead sure, l/iiig engngeiiieiii. M0PKHN KEMKl»YC0.,Skaneal«le»Palls,OuainlagaCti„N.T. 504 THfe NEW yofeK Ol^PfrSlft. Julyr NEW YORK OITY. Review 11111I Comment. — Weather con- d'tious were unfavorable, Inst week, tu large attendance at the various amusement places •t tbe seaside resorts, but the roof gardens and theatres In the city drew good crowds. Monday, June 20, at tbe New Am- sterdam Hoof Oakdrn, wan presented "The Whole Dnmrn Katnlly," a musical skit, by John J. McNally. It rook the place of tbe filbert & Sullivan review, aud proved a valuable aid to "Lifting the Lid." At the Windsor Tkeatbe, od Wednesday nlgbt, 20, Edward Waldem'an appeared as Shyloek, In "Tbe Merchant of Venice." On Sat- urday night, July I. the New York Hippo- drome cloned Its doors for the Summer. Since tbe opening of this Immense amuse- ment resort on April 12, capacity business baa been the rule at the night performances, while big attendance ruled nt the matinees, and the closing night was marked by an audience Hint filled the auditorium On the same night the Knickerbocker The- atre closed Its doors for the season forged The continued attractions for tbe week end- ing July 1 were: "Lifting the Lid" at the Aerial Garpfnh, Mam Ilernard, In "The Rollicking Olrl," at the Herald Square: "Fantana" at the Lyric. "When We Are Forty-one" nt Wistaria Grove, "The Heir to tbe Hoorah" at the Hudson, Frank Daniels at the Knickerbocker, diversified, entertainment at the ilir-roDROME, and the stock company at the Metropolis, the three last named closing on Ibat date. At Proctoii'h FIFTH AVENUE, PlIOCTOR'H FIFTY -BI01ITII STREET Ulld ONE HUSIillED AND TWENTV- ritni Street Theatres, stock productions, with vaudeville between acts, continued Variety entertainment was furnished at Tont Pastor's, Ihe Victoria, Paradise Row Har- dens, Kbith's Union Square, Proctor's ll H I H WR Street and Lion Palace Book Uahiiex. Proctor's Klfty-elKlith Street The- atre (J. Austin Fynes. general manager).— "l'niil nevere" Is tbe offering for the present week, and on Monday, July 8. crowded houses applauded .nod cheered the patriotic trcnes mill speeches abounding In tile plere, which lire mo appropriate to the anniversary of the URtlon's birth. James Uurklu, In the title role, was forceful, nuil depicted the manly i.ualltles of the put riot, Puul Revere, to perfection. Agues Scott, ns Prlscllln Newman, portrayed the enthusiastic lnnkee uialdeti In u wuy that kecured for her very many hearty plaudits. Grace Hen Is. ns Mary Walue, was clever, nnd the entire cast seemed to feel the Inspiring Influence of Indepen- dence Dnv, and entered Into their ports with on cnthnslnsni that won iiulck recognition from the audience. The horse ridden by Paul llevere should uot be forgotten. It seemed to partake of the spirit «f Ihe play nnd limes as well us the players. The cusl was : Paul lfevere. James Diirktu ; Andrew Wtilue, Frank Itollestoii : Hubert Newman, Frank Jamescp; tleu'l tinge. W. J. Hutler: Col. Ilnndolpli Harlton. Dodsou L. Mitchell : Mnlor .Morris. Duvlil Thompson: Cniit. I'hiid- deua MuK'artv, trims. Arthur: Lleutennut Welles. Irving' J. Hess: Lletileuout Wood, llnrbld llarlsell: Win. Duwes, lira. Howell; EriiBtu*, Koberl Rogers: Squire Webb. W. J. Butler :, John Itevere. Alicu Seymour; Sent- inel. Frank Hamlin; Mary Walue. Urate llenls; Prlscllln Newmau. Agnes Scott : Lucy Webb, Ilose K 'lapley. The motion pictures were retained. Sunday's coucerts drew tbe usual paying crowds. . Next week, "A Bo- uisnce of Coon Hollow." Victoria Theatre and Raof nnrrten t'Oscar Hamwerstelh, manager). —The; bill here tills week, beginning July .'I. Is oue of tbe etruugeat In point of novelty nud attractive- ness that the management has offered during this season. In Interesting feature of the bill was Capt. Bloom's demonstration of Marconi's wlrelews telegraphy. Cnjil. Uloom lias models of (he apparatus used at opera ting slatlous. its experiments were effected exactly as aud hi.. . If Ihe operating stations were hundreds of miles apart. It wus a novel number for vaudeville, and It pleased aud Interested the audience. Another strong feature of the bill was the American debut of the nmsleul horse, ltossl, presented by Mute, nud M. Lugl. The horse Is very intelligent nnd correctly trained in manipulating several musical Instruments. Ue wns loudly applauded, whlrh lie acknowl- edged with correct stage hows. Macurt's Monkeys made I heir tlrst appearance here In a number of new tricks, displaying the very perfection of animal tralulug, several of the tricks being entirely new. and, altogether, forming the best net Mr. Macart has yet given us. The girl from Coney Island holds over this week. In her vocnllsuis: Krnest Hogan and Ills Memphis Students are lu their liilrd successful week : Mr* and Prr- vost lunde their American reappearance In ■•rtuniptvllntups:" Wlllv Zimmerman re- turned to entertain with his Impersonations ; the Five Juggliug Mowutts did startling work Willi the clubs: the Three Joscnrrys did coiuedv acrobatics; Olllc Young nud lirother made their hoops do nliuusf Impos- sible things: the Italian Trio rendered operatic selections delightfully, and Cnrtwcll nnd Harris offered some songs and dnuces which pleased. Lion I'nlnt-e lluof (Wilson & Hoom, lunungers).— A large crowd witnessed n line bill here July :i. enjoying It. Kttn Victoria opened the performance well, being followed by the ICngstroiu Sisters, who eaterlalued lu n lively iiuinticr. t'linulnghnni and Suilih pleased greatly : Irene Lee made a very fa- vorable Impression : Mlnule Herulinrdl was a great success: Goldsmith nnd lloppe occa- sioned plenty of laughter: Crowley, Jusl re- turned from Furope after a long absence, re- ceived mi ovation: the Rice, llros. were very oiever In their net, anil the pictures pleased. Atlantic Garden (W. Kramer's Sons, mnpngers). — Alton and Thclmu. presenting n vocal sketch: the He-Amis, contortloulsls, lu ••The Uidv and Clown:" Moonlt and George l.e Mali'. Vomedliins : I'hns. nnd Ada Knliuu, imvellv dancers. Paul Frederic, Juggler on the wire. Prof. I 'us. Meyer, new moving pic- tures, and the Kllte Lady Orchestra are the nltmctloiis for Ibis week. 'IVrmei- Harden (Snessklnd & Hobfeldt. inuiuigcrsl. - This grove like resort, where xood music, well reudered. Is nppreclateil. Is liellig nlghtlv crowded to hear t'outerno's World's Fil'.r' Concert Hand. Francklyn Wal- lace, the tenor, Is making n big lilt, nnd Is accompanied by the hand. Aerial Hardens | Klnw & Krlnnger, mnii- agersl. 'I.lfllng the Lid" began Its llfth week and "The Whole llauini Family" Us second week July :t. The cinematographic production. "The Aulomoblle Chase," which l« a Parisian novelty, made by tleo. Melles. la very clever, and keeps the nudleiice hi con- tinuous good humor. Hudson Theatre (Henry 11. Harris, lunu- iiger). — "The Heir to the llouruh" entered Its thirteenth week .Inly 3. giving n special lnnttnee 4. The one hundredth performance will occur 0. ,„.,.,, Wistaria drove (Weber 4 Lucscber, managers!. -- "When We Were Forty-oue" commenced Us third week July 3. Dundee, n comedy Juggler from tbe London Hippo- drome, ninde bur appeal nuce 20. Proctor'a Fifth Avanae Theatre (J. Austin Fynea, general manager).— note Cogb- lan la tbe star this week, and with the as- sistance of the Proctor Stock Company, she U appearing In a revival of "Furget-Me-Not. The powerful Interest of this play wfts con- veyed potently across the footlights on the opening day, July 3, as was shown by the absorbed attention given It and the applause bestowed upon Its Interpreters. Miss t.ogli- lan gave a llnlshed piece of work ns Stephunle, nnd J. H. tlllmour played Horace Welby clev- erly. Frances Starr also did particularly fine work. The stage settings were In perfect laste, ns Is always the rase at tbe revivals here. The cast : Stephanie, Itoae Cogblon ; Horace Welby. J. H. Gllmonr; Alice Verney. Frances Starr ; Mrs. Foley. Helen Tracy : Prince, David Klmer: Uarrato, Oeoffrey Stein : Porter. Wm. Collier: Servant, Byron Ongley. The motion plctnrea continue. Proctor'n Twenty-third Street The- atre (J. Austin Fynea. genernl manager). — Robert T. Haines and company. In a new one act drama, by Genevieve Ilnlnes, head the bill this week. Tbe playlet Is called "The Ingrste." and Its story tells of how Ned Hlgglns, a country bred youth, whose taste of the life In n great city has proven too much for lilin, robs his best friend, Chas. Tru.es- dale, a man who bus befriended him repeat- edly. Ned secures possession of certain checks In Truesdale's desk, which he has " but he Is caught by Truesdnle. who Is firm In his determination to give blm up to the law. Ned. In a panic of fear at the prospect of facing a Jury, attempts to commit suicide, but Is stopped by Truesdnle, who locks the voung fellow In his ImtU room while he prepares to receive some friends for dinner. Meantime Ned's father and sis- ter, .lean, have 'come to the city to visit blm. In response to his request for more money, nnd they are shown Into Trues- dale's rooms In mistake. Truesdnle Is moved to pity Ned and decides to be lenient with lilin n'fler see-ug and conversing with these simple country people, but a shot is heard In the bathroom, and Truesdale discovers that Ned has severely wounded hlniBelf. The true story of the affair Is kept from tbe father, but the sister's Intuition leads her to arrive at the real facts of tbe case, and she ndmlres Trousdale greatly for his conduct, an admira- tion that Is shown to be mutual. As the rurtntn falls Ned Is pronounced out of dan- f'cr, aud bis future seems bright. The story s well told, nnd the work held close Inter- est Mr. Haines gave a most, praiseworthy Interpretation of his role, and Walter Lewis did some brilliant work an Ned. He showed clearly the Intense mental strain under which anion, guilty of n crime, yet not hardened to it, nnd caught red handed, would nnturallv labor. John Itlckctt plaved Ihe fnfher cleverly, nnd Ulnnche Croxler wns sweet and lugcnuoiis ns the daughter. Others on the bill were: Knnua Cams, whose singing was os effective ns of yore ■ Williams and Walker fllee Club, ii flue collection of mnle voices, whose se- lections were all excellent : Mnxettl Troupe, acrobats, whose work proved capital • Hlckev nnd Nelson, In their effective act; Stnulev nuil Ilrockmnn, n clever team: Hose NuviKiii, assisted by Clyde Phillips. In her beautiful bird act: Heillnl nnd Arthur, la their pleasing offering, nnd Lllllnn Mills nud Hilda Morris, the minstrel girls, who scored heavily. The Marian pictures con- tinue. Pastor's Theatre (Tony Pastor, maun- KPr ), — a cnpucltv audience witnessed the performance, matinee of July X lu spite of the heat. 'Hie bill was headed by Kctio, Wulslt and Melrose. In their exceedingly clever and fiiiinv acrobatic work, concluding with "The Revolving Arch." which is very In- teresting. As nil extru attraction, the l.m- plre Comedv Four uppenred. Tills quartette Is a fuvorlte one here, nud they pleased us heretofore. Searl ulld Violet Alien reap peiired lu "The Sign Painter," nuil created lots ol laughter by Ibelr easy, natural comedy. Llxxle Kvans and eouipnuv inucle their "llrst appearance In Charles llorwllz's new comedy, "The old T.ove." winning n decided success. The sketch Is neat and has pleat v of comedy, nud should prove successful. Charles and Fannie Van enter- tained with their purcsJIes and conversa- tion. Harry Thomson. "The Man With the Hoods." delivered them In good style ; Charles Wlinlen nnd Carrie West pleased, In their eccentric comedy, singing- and duuclng : Ceo. Harris null ltellc I* Loss amused with I In- skit, "You're Not My Uncle:" Hilly Carey and Lester Lisle. In "Willie Wise, Ihe Boy Delectlve," scored well: llnthawuy's In- dian tableaux were a success, uud consider- able of « novelty ; lirace Chllders and her dog. "l>oi." ninde a very favorable Impres- sion : Klliy Bmmet nud LI Hie McNeill did some good ehnrncter singing nnd dancing, nnd the vltngrnph closed the bill with some excellent pictures. Kellh'H Theatre (R F. Alboe, general manager). — A large audience attended aial- Ineo or July :!. and was rewarded by n line bill. Heading It were Olive May nnd John W. Alhnngli Jr., In "Lndy Hetty s Highway- man." n charming little play, In which Miss Mav Is most fnscluatlug. Wnlter Hodges anil company appeared, for the llrst time here, lu "The Heart of Bruhnin." by Frauk Ibipree. The skelch has a good deal of novelty In It, uud undoubtedly will prove —Adelaide Kelra and be» comftany piesented Kast Lynne," to a good sited aud ence, 3, and met with a most cordi al reception. «roolsl> ii.— Summer resorts furnish the only entertainment In this borough at pres- ent, the regular houses being closed. Lu "a Pabk.— Frederic Thompson, of ITiomp- son 4 Dundy, returns from burope this week He Is bringing with him many new nets for the free circus at Luna Park, which Is grad- ually being enlarged. Mr. Thompson, in tbe six weeks V has been on Ihe other side, has been la search of new material for Luna Park, both In showB and nets. The only Im- portation he has annouueed Is a big nnlmat act, to counterbalance Seetb's beirs The new acts In tbe free circus are: Ward and Ward. Nellie Bldgway, l.e Roy and Le Vanlnn, Reed and Kbsw, and the Great Cal- cedo makes Ills Inst appeurnnee. Dreamland. — Great prepnrntions are un- der way for the celebration of tbe «nnl ver- sa ry ot the Fall of the Bastlle ou brldaj. July 14. Tbe Jjtfayette Guards, a French military orgauloUlon of New York, are inak. Ing the arrangements, and Col. A. Gross and his staff are at the head of the organization Pedro, the human spider, will remain at Dreamland the rest of the seaeon as one of the principal outdoor attractions. The leap- frog railroad Is now In operation. BnioiiTON Beach.— The Boer War is dally playing to crowds. Tbcre will be eight per- formances of the big spectacle on July 4. beginning nt H o'clock, and continuing at Intervals until W p. >'• On Wednesday Boers nnd Britons will Join In a monRter celebration of 'he anniversary of the wed- dlnp of tlen. Plet Croiijc with the Widow Pterlzel. who was wife of the Boer hero s former comrade nnd bofcnm friend. Dally usccnslons of the airship California Arrow, exhibitions of life saving from the beach, the addition of a theatre on Brighton Pike, and Thompson's scenic railway are among the new additions. BniniiTox JJR ilh Mckic Hali..— Bill week of July 3: Arthur Byron. Tress Eldrldge, Ward and Currnn, Powell's Marionettes, M'lle. Chester's dogs, Johnson and V\ellR, Albert Kartell!, Louise Gunning and the klnetogrnph. ___. An IMPHK881VE scene In Pains "Port Ar- thur," which has made a hit In the fire- works lnclosiire at Manhattan Reach, Is the "Blessing of the Colors" before the Russian troops march out to fight. Manhattan Beach Theatre (Tercy G. Williams, manager) .—Bill for week of July 3: Henrv E. Dlxey and company. In "David Qarrlck on the Art of Acting:" Adelaide Herrmann and compnnv. McMahon's Water- melon Girls. O'Brien aud Havel. Three Na- varros, Transatlantic Four. Sidney tlraut, Median's Dogs. Zlmnier. and the vltagraph. Henderson's Music Hall. Couey Island (K. B. Henderson a Co.. managers). — Bill week nf Julv 3: Cray and GraJinni. Henly Sisters, Lutz' Bros., Wlnnlfred Stewarl. Jack Then Trio, Lnurn Cotnstock nnd Orpheum Trio, Hud Snyder, Nnt Clifford, Sisters De Fave. Marcus and Gartella. Union Gatllag t'.uat-ds. Archer's Filipino Girls. Swan nnd Bnuibard. nnd Meeker-Baker Trio. Minstrels still honses. remain and are pleasing good I'alerxou.— At the Orpheum Theatre (A. Francis \*m. nmnager) Ae bll to'***. ' July 3 Includes: Bates Musical Trio, Cbas. •Jraiiille and Uertrude De Milt Hodges and Launchmere. Jack HimondB, the Three Le Roys, Joseph Sohmers and Illustrated songs. Business continues to be good. ... . Fairyland Music Hall i ax Amusement Co. Is one of the largest of the dealers la fair at- tractions, and reports things very successful at the fairs this, season. They hava signed a uumber of big acts. Malsie Lewis Is spending tbe bummer in Springfield, Mass., with friends, and will re- turn to Bob Manchester's company the com- ing season. Garden and Somers, xylophonlsls, hive lust closed a successful season with the JoW Grass Widow Co. They have signed with «- E. Nar.kevllle's Haverly's Minstrels for next Geo.' and Libbib Dcpbk write: "Oor art It Is an origins' la a pronounced success. Irten. and Is meeting with nattering. recep_ ttons and press notices. The managers are highly pleased, aiid offer ns return time, tor next season we have a new act lu preps" Hon, which we feel will be a hummer. w« are booked Bolld." , ... n ,j. ARTitun Kellet, property man of 'n« »'«" nollers. Is on bis farm at Lake l\«ramuci He lias Blgned with the Boilers for the coo Ing season. _ ... ,,.„,. N'otes from Smith & Blancbard s Come dlans.— We have ten people and openeo « Burzard's Bay, Mass., four weeks i ago, aaa art pmyiug Cape Cod (week stands) "f .; Summer. We nre carrying n plct"f e ,i D !' ll i, and Illustrated song outttt, and business na been very good, although we ^bave bad nw rain than we cared for. The roster. Joni Phillips, Leo Murray. Wm. J. Smith BW Devlue, Amelln Blancbard, Grace Pryor, t. Wood. Frelda Wuckerllng, and Smith «» Blancbard. .. ,,„, ,■,.] CORBETT AND FORRESTER write OK W .V, did not play Jacobs' Theatre, Peotia, i. where they were billed through error, w are back in tbe middle Stales, after « »« (successful Winter on the coast, and vie »l*" July 2 at the Lagoon. Ludlow, hy. . Violet Mascotte Is enjoying n well «'» rest and recuperation nt her country nou^. the Bungalow, Randolph, Mass. ,; r iswold F. F. Proctor has added I the Jf""™ Opera House, Troy, N. Y., to b's circuit, us' lug leased It for u long term of ye»"; n |M IlAimr Cleveland, well known on u« vaudeville stage In the West, Informs, ubi he will come East to assume nisnager duties. „„„ iMntlig KENNEDY AND WlLKENS, **J*5f Meteors," have scored a hit with weeks. rruli Ca'lao. Sam J. Klein, manager of E' ■' ^,,, North Beach. I* L. was morrlcd ou ""j |; June 27, nt the Little Church Arm. no Atlanta — At the Cnalno (Jnke Wells, mnn- ageri. Ponce De Leon Park. Billy (Single) Clifford, June 20 and week. In "A High Born I^uly." Business wns good. Wulter F.d- wurds presents "The Strange Adveutures of Miss Brown" 3-S. Htaii Theatre (J. B. Thompson, mnno- ger). — W. II, Trueheart produced "Monte Crlsto Jr.," and a clever olio attracted liberal patrounge week of 20. The hill Included: Trueheart. Dillon and Burke, the Mllburu- Sulltvnu Trio. Lillian Mar. Leslie Sisters, Holt and Wilson, Beatrice Clay. Effle Hardin. Kittle Andrews. Arthur Browning. Kohler nud Kohler. 11. P. Moorehead and Ester- bruoke and cohipauy. New faces July 3-8 : Mr. nnd Mrs. J. y. Lewis. Miller Bros, and Mlnule Du Pree. I Savannah.— At Olldea's New Albambra Music Hall business has bceu quite good, under the personal management of George Gardner, who directs tho stage. "Tbe Ml 1 - Comer. New York, by the Uev. Dr. **£*&» to Henrietta Weat Baumgnrten a noapr slonnl. Anna Badeck was brldesmaiu, Jack Callahan best man. . Forope Marshall, the Mystic, m"\v3 this week, to 1111 engagements on tne "' Press Eldridoe will sail tor Europe >J 11. and after a few weeks In *££&* « take a trip ou the continent. fSSaSm few weeks In Paris. He will relurn » early In September to begin his season- Eldrldge will nccompony him. _,.„.-, tbe D. E. and J. F. Morre will manage ^ New London, Conn.. Opera House » w coming season. They are hooking V""" and other attractions. , . jmae: Tin: White Rats* annual shore RJ , and outing will take place July u. » l Beach Inn. Ry*. N. Y. „„,.„ of tW Dan McOann, tbe flrBt basctnan «■ ,, New York National League Club, w«_ . ated Into Ihe New York Lodge, a- Elks, Na 1, Sunday evening, July - JULY 8. THE NEW YOBK CLIPPER. 505 Notes nun thh Park THEATRE, Bayonno, js. j. — 'nils Summer r w a rt uud coxy pn- yIIIuii. which Is IIiIh season managed liy I'.. A. Schiller, 1h enjoying tbe uiost prosperous season In Its lilstory. Manager Schiller has thoroughly renovated his playhouse, and Is offering to his patrons several high class novelties. Aside from bin outdoor attrac- tions, ho has Inaugurated a concert, given hv a picked orchestra, In tbe pavilion, every afternoon and evening. The vaudeville per- formances, given In the Park Theatre, com- prise tbe best talent available, as the most expensive acts, and several with an Inter- national reputation, will appear throughout the Summer. Some of the notable acts se- cured by him, wblch will appear during the Summer, are the following : Kllta l'roetor Otis, Hen Welch, Pat Jtooncy and bis tlftcen urchins, Dorothy Russell, the Sisters Lane, Kstollo Wonlctle and company, Stuart, "the Male Pattl ;" Ollmore and Leonard, Dolan and I.enharr, I.oney Haskell, Cook and Ilnyes, the Four Nelsons, Julia Klngsley and Nelson Lewis, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kclcy. Mr. Schiller has succeeded In securing a suitable location for -a permanent Winter theatre, which will he controlled and managed by Charles R Wblttakcr nnd B. A. Schiller. The new theatre Is to be built on the order of one of New York's popular playhouses, nnd will be a modern, handsome and up-to- date structure In every way. The coming Kail will witness the opening In Bsynnne of one of the handsomest playhouses In this section of the country. Melodrama of the higher order Is to be presented, enabling a theatregoer to witness New York productions. Marion Baihi.y writes: "Mayer and Irwin nre no longer connected with the HIJou The litre, Marquette, Mlcb. Douglas C. Ingells will In future look after my business iuter- ests at that house." Dave Webnstrin. Barry Mendelsohn, Sain Kelman and Dave L.-mdon have organized a comedy (|iiRvtetto, entitled the Albambra Comedy Four, and are booked up in the lead- ing vaudeville bouses. l'uwBiuj and Theobald nre playlug a suc- cessful engagement of thirty weeks In the Northwest and California, nnd their time Is tilled solid until November In the Kuslcrn houses. Dolly Theobald has been the reci- pient of inucli praise for her clever Imper- sonation of a doll. JliNlPKli and Havks report meeting with success over the New F.ngland park circuit, this being their fifth week with Kldorn's Sen- sational Vaudeville Co.. which Includes: Ah- I,lng-l''oo, Juniper and Ilnyes, May Leon, the SpragueHos and Gus Kldora and company. Gus Kldora, manager. John and Alice McDowell inform us of their success over the J. K. Iturkc circuit of 1 larks through Ohio. They were at Avon 'ark, Youngatown. O., week of June 25, with the best parks in Ohio lo follow. WE AUK INFORMED Hint Geo. A. Clarke, who bus been coiiuecleil wllli the profession for Hie last twenty-one years, as ninnager mill agent. Is confined in Scion Inllrinary. at Austin, Tex., where there Is no possible hope for his recovery. He would be pleased lo hear from any of bis friends. Helen Hlnsell and Edna Wkllh have signed Willi the California Girls Co. for next season. Miss Wells Is spending tbe Summer at her home In Detroit, Mich. Miss ltusscll Is preparing for tin: season In New York. Chiis. llurwllx Is writing a new act for tbein. The Three Kimball Hans, report that their act is scoring a big success with Frank Cushuian's 2(>th Century Minstrels. Their high class singing and comedy has caused them lo receive favorable press notices wherever they have appeared. They open their regular season at Pastor's, Sept. 4, and are booked solid for next season. Chas. K. Stetzman. singing and tnlklng coniedluu. Informs us thur bis act was so well received that he was held over for a second week at Southern Park. Pittsburg. II.U.t.lucK and pAKjotnrrm, sketch leiim, opened at I he West Side Vaudeville Theatre, JuDsvllle, Wis., June IP. and were very suc- cessful. Week of June 20 they wen: at Lake Park. Madison. Wis., then to the ISIJou clr- rull for I en weeks. Marie Cleoihira will he seen, week of July II, ill Lam-aster, I'll., Hock lllver Park, In her ".slide for life." Ati.NEH KtOIUSM clnscd wllh I he Wills Mu- sical Comedy Co., will appear In vaudeville fur the Summer, (gicning on I be Lyric circuit July '_', at Crystal Park, Seilalla. Mo. H A II II V AND Wlll.l-'OIIII oprlicil III. Keith's, Phlladclpliia, June 'M. and after the llrst show were given eighth place on Hie bill. They have Keith's, Huston, and New Yolk lo follow... MvsTEHiixs Caks.mi and company are spending their Summer vacnlion wllh Mr. Ciisai's pttreiils la • lireuriili. In., ami will start lu vuiulevllle again nlsiiil July Hi. Sui Williams recently Juiticd Hie Acini's' Knurl. Ma.naiier Hi Henry writes: "Have Just relumed from my ranch In Idaho, adjoining my gold mining claims, where everything- Is looking most favorable with Ihc Henry Mla- slrels"' The theatrical colony at Harrison, N. V., gave a vaudeville entertainment Ihere, at Fireman's Hall, evening of June '28. for the beiietit of SI. Gregory's Church, which resulted must satisfactorily. The bill In- cluded : August W. Johnson, heavy weight lifter: Paul Dresser, who smig "My t I'ullerson :" Junes !•'. Dolan and Ida Len- hniT. In "A High Toned Burglar:" Cluis. M. Krticsl and Ml. Leo Wrothe and company. In a very funny farce, culled "An Hour In Police Court," Officer Donley was piayed by Geo. K, Delmore : Prosecuting Allorney. by James I". Dolan, nnd Lawyer Hum, by Paul Dresser. Leo Itlnehcurt and Fdnti Lee con- tributed] specialties. A iiliiTUDAY party was lendered In Agnes Ksuittu, daiighler of Albert Ksuitin, prides- Kbaially known ns Hurry Thomson, "Mayor of Ihc Bowery." nl Hie Actors' Union Hull, New York, night of June 22. II was Miss Ksinan's leutli birthday, and she was I lie recipient of ninny beautiful presents and Howci's. Refreshments were served, and it was n very pleasant occasion. Tiieliiaii. Hie iillilele, and his assistant. l'.diia Tempest, are speiidlng a few weeks It . Oiiekumti. Midi. They heglu work again July HI. mid ace well honked for next season. John Birch. "The Man with thcllnts," expects to sail for Londou, ling., and Ibence to Soulh Africa, nnd I lien possibly Australia. His net. he Informs us, is making a hit every- where he plays. Harry jtl.irw.tiiu. of llolainn, llayward ami llnyward, writes that his wife has received news of the death of her father, Dr. J. A. MeKonzIc-. at Kldorniln. Knn. Mahvelle and Glkason pluyeil Ihc Olympic Theatre, Chlcngo. week of June Hi. und while there received coulrncls for the entire clrciili. Aones Mahh arrived from Europe Inst week, after a successful season In Paris. She will prniluco several novelties In this country, mid Is bonked for European engagements com- nieiichig In September. In llrussells. Ilelgluin. Hay Cixjswei.l. Irlek VyeUal. bus cli Willi lhe Hnker Trnnae. and Isj sjteiiillng Sniniiier monllis ill Ids home In \trglnla. The Giu.iu.n Gate iji:inti:tte. and their colored eonibl mil Ion, are now on lb" Jas. A. Blake elreull or parks. The eouipaay eon- Msls of : Frank Sutton, llnby llessle Wlnf red, I'aniile Wlnfred, Henry Wlnfred. Paul l-Toyd, Geo. Illllmnii. McKlssIck and Shatlnoy. fillvln Ijince. Daisy Mllcbcll. Tim llrymii I Mln nie Itn. nu I i- I* Ittv. i.-poti o... On, ftiih O-.r - pujlb,: |.,nl,s «nd oil thai lo- I:- In t... way eomiecled with tin- Great Hallow Mlu- fell els, Lew Rin:. fornicrly of ttlce und Waiters, comedy acrobats, nnd Iloger Kemp, top mounter of the Carl Dnmumuu Troupe for the past live seasons, have Joined hands, nnd will soon be seen la the leading vaudeville houses In a novel grotesque acrobatic act. The team will he known as Rice und Kemp. John J. IIabriniston, dancer, writes: "I received one hundred and eighty letters In answer lo my Inst two advertisements In The Ci.H'per. 1 have joined hands with Mndelyn Krnnklyn. nnd lhe team will be known as Hnrrlnglon and Krnnklyn. We will he seen abort ly In my new act, entitled "The Bnnnuct Rehearsal." Hor.stES and Wai.pon mourn the loss of Mr. Holmes' mother, who died at her home In Cincinnati. 0.. June 21), after u short Ill- ness, aged sixty-nine years. Interment wns at Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, June 28. J. R. DyllYN Is n regular Sunday visitor nt the Summer home of Tony Pastor, at lilmburst, L. I. Williams and Mei.iickn arc resting nl their home for two weeks, after closing twenty-two weeks of success. They open July 10, nt Olcott Reach, wllh several other dates to follow. Billy Hart, late of (lllson and Hart, closed July 1 with lhe Lyceum Theatre Co., Philadelphia. He will play a few weeks Ibis Slimmer wllh Kmma Weston, opening nt At- lantic City July 3. They broke In the act (here June 20. The team of Cooke and Hayes has dis- solved- partnership. Will J. Cooke has signed with the Campbell-Drew Amusement Co. for next season, lo play two character parts with the Tiger Lilies Co. Ollie Yoonq and Bro. arrived on June 28 from Europe. They return to England In August, moil, for a thirty weeks' tour of tne Moss & Stoll theatres. Frank and Ida Williams are on their way East, nnd are booked In some of the best houses. They nre closing the show on the John Amnions circuit of theatres. John Waller and Alice Mauill nre la their third week on lhe J. \V. Gorman cir- cuit of parks, nnd report meeting with suc- cess. Mitchell and Cain are playing the Gor- man parks, and report meeting with success. Reeh and Shaw arc hooked with Manches- ter's Cracker Jacks for next season. Sim Kerner and Dave Watson have joined hnnds, to do a retined German singing and talking act. Tbev will work nt clubs and Sunday concerts fur the Sumuier, and Ihen go out West on the Novelty and Lang cir- cuits. Rome Caiilin bus closed a forty weeks' engagement with Weber & Rush's Parisian Widows Co., nnd Is now playing a six weeks' eugngeinent wllh Clins. Knlke'n Itroadwny llnrlesi|iiers. She lias signed for next, season over Empire circuit, and 'will go to the coast. W. II. CtiKsswia.h I Bicycle Bill) closed wllh Collins' Auiiiseiueut Co. in Dcadsvond, S. li. and will piny parks nnd fairs the rest of the Summer. Kentelle AS* IlAiu'i.irri:. week of June 211, were at Spring Grove Park, Spiinglielil, O.. with Columbus. Dayton. Cambridge Spring. Pa. : Eric. liulTnlo, London. Can., anil Toronto to follow before returning lo New York. Ciiari.es Ab.ms, German comedian, writes that lie Is enjoying n successful season with lhe Wusbbnrn-D'Alniii Show, being nuc uf the feature concert nets. The temiii soloist, dancer nnd plunist, clarence Howen, 1ms joined Gorman's Aiu- bninu Troubadours, In replace George Uaa- anl, of the tenin of Hrlggs ami Hazard. A new act Is being written for Ihcin, entitled "You Owe Me n Dime," by J. H. Comerford. Tin; ItVOHKH MrsicAL Tnni lire enjoying their Summer vacation sit Webster, Mass. They have recently completed a season of iblrty-slx weeks, playing the principal vaude- ville houses. The Fkiin Comedy Koijr writes from At- lantic Oily: "Our new ncl Is from lhe pen of Her nil rd Kline, wllh nil own ideas. The sll nations and business In same will excel Buy of our other nets. The music Is fur- nished by the besl wrilers. nnd we luivn signed wllh one of the Western wheel shows." Ruby Hay.momi re|s>rls mi-cling Willi big success In her new net over the Shiiyuu cir- cuit of parks. Cle.mo avii Cassei.s re|Kirt .success with their net, cul Hied "Ginger." KotiLER ami MARION arc nu lhe .1. W. Go ruin n circuit of parky. The Mrsic.W. IIei.us npem-il nl Hie Grand Opera House. Hullo. Moni.. June 25, mill will play I In; entire Wrslcni elreull. They report groui success. At.. G. Field Is taking a much needed rest on Hie Ilsbliig streams ol upper Michigan, with a parly of friends. II was Mr. Hold's Intention In hike n trip lo Ktirnpe Ibis Sum- nier, hid the I'm urn I Ion of his new show, und lhe erection of some large business blocks In Columbus, li., compelled him to postpone bis trip. The season of I lie Al. li. Field's Grimier Alliislrels opens early in August, while Ihc Donnelly ,V llatllcld Minstrels, under Mr. field's direction, opens Aug. o. Mr. Field has secun'd Willi. M. U'slle. formerly of Gus Hill's slnir, us his general representative. Lewis ami Dklmosi: are In their lii'tli week nl Stein's Hrooklvn Ileiirh Music Hall, liny Itldge. Brooklyn. N. V. Mr. Lewis bus been engaged ns malinger of the house for the Slimmer season. Great Carmen, hoop roller, Ik in his eighth week as u fi'iilure with Hunt's Vaudeville Circus, and will opcu with Guy Bros.' Min- strels in August. Wii.i.iARii II. Weiieu, double voiced vocal- ist, wlio bus been with la: Wolff's Comedians for (he past eight weeks, has returned to lhe Jlroiviilco ,ti |.i,mii,' u rani «ioi:-i eagagetifc-nl nrilb tb.j (lllditll I'arnlval Co. Heir :irl l„lii(; a Iclllilio lii lhe studium Iwkc dully. Pram L.v SSU writes; "I have Joined Prof. Kemp's Novelty Co. for lhe Summer, doing my new juggling act. My act Is mnkfiig a big lilt. At Peorln I took eight encores on my egg and apple catching. Bi.NOiiAxr, Bello Verna and the Thiec An burns have finished seven weeks over the HIJou circuit. They will be at Trocndero. Chicago, July 3, with twelve weeks on the Nash and Jackson circuits to follow. „ Daly ani> Kelso. "The Two Hlackhlrds. opened on lhe Gorman park circuit, at Blver- ton Park, Portlnnd, Me., Juno 111, nnd are booked solid for the Summer. tl. Mru.Asso will return from Italy about Boa ' IIkwi.kttb's Merry Burlesqueus clored a season of sixty wcks on July 1. nt Dcadwood. 8. D.. the tour having covered Colorado, Montana. Washington. British Columbia. Oregon. Idaho and South Dakota. Mr. Itewletle nnd wife IMae Mulquceii) will spend a few weeks nt their home In Omaha. Neb. The company raOBHM early In August for a lour of the South. The California Ladles' Orchestra will be one of the features. Jim Nesbltt, lite Irish eiimlqne: llelcnc Ue Lorraine. Kate Jordan, Ludlvlne llenton. LII- linn O'Brien and Friday Watson lmvc Hlgned for next season. HintM It. I.t'RVKV. mnslcnl director, has he«n engaged for tbe summer to furnish Hie orchestra' at the Hold Moorland. Bass Hocks. Gloucester. Muss. Mr. Lurvcy will not I ravel next season, as In the past, hut will be musical dlnclor lit Hie new Auditor- ium vaudeville house Hint Is being built nt Ids home, Lynn, Mums. ,t.\x. A. anii Cei.i.i Wki.ii nre resllng nt llidr Summer home at Cotincnnl, O., nfler a season of forty roue weeks. Auit'iiTI's ami M11.1..M1 sillied. July I. f'-r llrussells. Ilclgluin. where they will open nt the t'nlnco d'Kle. July II. Si:tti.i:'s Cotoutti lltoianu .MiNsrnt:i.s opened nt THyon's Steeplerluise Park T'be- nlr». Sunday. June :!.". and report an In stii'ilnr.eous success. The engagement was for lhe week. Votes I'lio.w Mint.k's Amkiiicas llcn- i.EsqrKiis.- — We closed our season tforly- live weeks) tit Washington. I). •'.. on Sat- itrdnr. June ^1. at the Lyceum Tlienlre. T. II. Mci'reetlv will Is- Interested l« nnd man- age Hie Jcllv Girls Co. ne.M seuson. plnylng the Kiiinlre circnll. As be hns proved him- self lo be a jolly good fellow we. lhe mem- bers o; Miner's American Hurlesipiera Co.. wish him every success, llnrry Clark has assumed Hie tnuiinReiuenl of the last mimed company for next sensoii. and will nlso pro- duce hla famous nullum dance and effects. Giiack Ciiit.iiEtts writes: "1 am again working wllli my dog. 'I >■>!.' and ineellng wllh big success. I played I lie Atlantic Gar- den Inst week, and inn Ibis week at lhe Or- pheitin, Pnlerson, X. J., wllh Tony Pastor's to follow." Win. II. Kint.lis writes: "I have signed lo again phiv I lie pilnclpil coniedv part. Hull or Solly Cohen, wllh 'Why Women Sin" Co. (Western 1. making my wemad season. I will also tin my .spi-dnlly In lhe. third ml. (Irnce Triwimr. of lhe Towner Slslers, luis signed lor lhe Ingenue purl In the sniiie pbiy. I 11111 iiitikii-s 11 bin lilt Willi my new spc'ht'lv, 'The Bowery Pawnbroker.' In till lhe icirks I Imve |ilt,ycil, mid I am playing the besl." William Uimiss. 1 Ionium ••oiueillnii. re polls ineellng wllh big sitrcess over the HIJou elreull. lie has lln' Xasli ••Ireiill lo follow. Wita.lAJiK AM> lioklm.v sepiirnled May -I. at Cleveland. (>. Hilly Gordon bus Joined lutiid* wllh Ti y Udgh. This Iniin will be knuivii as Gordon Mini Leigh. Al.. li. llEt.i'i'itii writes: "My rending mil bo lit TlIB Ct.ii'fEii. iiiinoiiiKliig my tu-ililent. broiiBht mis tellers from over one Innulred friends, expresshu: Ibelr syinpiilhy und wlsli- Ing me a s|M'edy rei over.v. I am now In my seventh week wllli lay broken leg. and am hobbling nhonl. on i-rulclies. I hope soon lo lie able lo work, ami, Ingfllier Willi my wife, will produce our skclcli. Mliitiny's (ilrl : or, Love In the Tenderloin.'" Plioi'. L. IlKiuiKli. of Hie Mtislciil liergcr I'atiilly. writes Hint his two sons, performing on musical Instruments, i-nutlnue lo be the talari' of Curl llngeiiheek's Annex. This Is Ibelr ton Hi week wllh the show. Gls Hill, is iimboi'lly ror the statement Hull lhe Masli.rii burlesque niiiiiagers have tle- rldcd 'ltd to open tlieir houses and stiows be- fore LaNir week. The shows will remain out two weeks longer In cuiiseqiieii'i'. Nii'K Xnitiu.v, ninniiger of Hyde fc lleb niun's. Brooklyn. X. V.. bus gone lo Mount Clemens. Mich., for the Summer. Pull. I.a Toska wrlles: "I tun In tuy twelfth week 1111 lhe nlllllatcd WcnIoni vnlide- villi' circuit, and have roar tnorc weeks oti there, nrier which I lake out my own lent, show wllh lhe lollowing peoiih: : Curtain nasi Blossom, Carter and Mended, AH Ziidn. Hit! Great He Shields, Prof, b'ox, Vim. nnd Joe Nullum. We will open early In AugiiMl." liOTTis: Wiist SvmiiMis wiim telnliU'd for (lie secoaiL week ill Liikihiii Park. Ludlow, Ky.. and plays n return (L1I0 In AugiiHl. Slie slnlrs that she has not lust 11 week since Mity Jo and Is booked up till September, when she sails, opening 011 the Moss & Stoll lour. at. tbe Coll'scoui. In London. I'ki.iiman ami Ham., singers and dinners, arc at present playing dates. Last sen sou they were Hie vaudeville feature with Dick Ferris' Grace ILivwiiid Co. They htne Just concluded successful cngiiiccmenlH nt Ninth vllle. Chattanooga, Jollel, Waterloo, SI. Paul and I't. Hodge. They were a big hit at I'.lec trie Park, Knnsiis city. Mo., recently. The* lire at Forest Park, Lit lie Hock, Ark.. July .'I lo 15, nnd nre booked solid until Ocluher in Home of the lenilluc vaudeville bouses. liKNAiui ami 'I'll 1:01. write from Leipzig, Her., June III: "We nre meeting wllli great i.ticccss In Hernial)!', und are all booked solid for nensoii, IVe manage to get The Cmi'I-eii riguhtrlv through John II. Carney, your Lon- don iojots'tiiuiIvi'. nnd It Is certainly up predated liv any one In a foreign country. In furl, to be wllh., nt The Cl.lffi.it Ih like being out of lhe business ill together. You will mil In* l>.r our mute we lliiish our I lout of seven months on ,be continent, unit go 10 Kughiiid by Aug. 7. lor forty two weeks 011 ihc Muss ,v stoll lour, und then return lo America, lies! wishes." Lyi.man Lkiiiiiton writes: "Our act Is making 11 lill far Iwyontl our evpci-liii|ou«, si rial iu> nre a Ireitioiiiluo-. -.ti.-i e 1. i\ti,-ifiei' fcu aMHskl He iipr-t, ioli ill on 1 i Di .',.lr-n cui.iir. »iu. him gii.'ii paiL 7.011: 1. fi.ih.-,.-." The pi,:m has spoken rny bltbly nl Hie tiketrli. "A M»l rl tilnl llevii billon," whli.li ivas wtiticu by Juliu U. W. Bljue, Ki>. Ciirinsik writes: "Just lo b'l yon know I inn still an nconpiiiil of this imiildnne sphere I senil Ibis. 1 am In ray lenth week on the Stilllvmi & Consldlne circuit, nud so fur have managed lo get by. My path Is not strewn with iiodlen of audiences I have slain, bat I have captured my salary regularly. I open at the Lyceum. San I'ratlclsco, July III, and have live weeks In anil around the clly, and Ihen return over Ihls section, lluslness Is good, and thera Is plenty of work for ledv merchants who have good goods. Tun Ci.iitei! Ik a little ancient when It gets here, but none the less welcome." W. Itt ssEi.i, Ili'MB and Clauile A. .Morri- son have Joined hnnds. and will he known as Sinnll and Large. They are having a new net wi'lllen, and will sunt out on lis com- pletion. Xuilii: ami Ikiaiaii-KX have played lhe Knhl & Caslle, 1 Milfoil b-Xash nnd HlJou circuits, and open nn Hie .1. K. Burke elreull. JoseI'iii.m: llminiiN. of San Francisco. Oil., has signed Willi Hie Jolly Grass Willows Co., for the coming senium. MoNtmi: ami Pei'miik write : "We are ineel- lng with great success wllh our ncl. Prcorc's lonm lo impersonations, Illustrated stums nud serpentine dance, end Monroe's challenge bauto plavlng, nittglc anil ilimeliig arc the •best ever" on lhe Vermont ell-cull." <:■:■». ami l.iiuu: lit'fiiEH will slnr nexl sea- son In farcical comedy. They have been verv successful In their new Grruuiil cnmcily ■ketrb. and are receiving llallerlng press noi'i-es mill couiiueiiis from iiiatiiigers. The Iiiamiimii Cojikpv Km 11 opened, July L', 111 Sun Kmiiclsco, for two weeks. son : "Mnggse)'," Hoy Dana Tracy : Havld Baker Price. K. A. Locke; Luke Kuril. Mat- tin J. Cody. "Iioc" Bayles, William Ciillen . President of Ihc Vnltert Slnles, Carl An Utility ; Secretary lo Hie 1'resldrnl. Frank Young: Secretary of Treasury, Henry Sever nnce; Secretary of War, William Henderson; Secrelarv of Xavv. Ileniy Wilson: Secretary of Interior, George II. Lord ; Secretary of Agriculture, Lawrence Fontaine: Allorney- General, Wilson Kmtnons: Helen Norton, llo- rolhv Uonnelly; Maude lln/leliut, Mnry San- ders': Mrs. Norton, draco Grlswold; Cather- ine, Marlon llulchins. Hew Plays. "to mi nu Thro' Ibis Hye," An original musical comedy, hook hv Geo. V. Hnhiii'L ami iiiiihIc bv A. Ilahlwlti Sloiiini and .1. Sebiisliiin lllller, was given lis llrsl pro ditciluii on any stage. May -*."•, at Hie Casino, Phlhulclpltlii. by Gemgi; W. Ledcrer's Co. The slorv : Vandyke Hrown. 11 slruggllng iirllsl. bus his sliidlo In Mrs. Miilllgllnwiicy's laiinslon 111 Newport. She lias taken him lu wllh Tile |ilul ileitis wllh Hie loyi. titiil honoivs ol Wesley Hlgi'low. a G. A. II. leleitiu. Ilbt lire object |,t |i, build a hull for 1 ,.■ 1;. A. 1: Post, of which he Is cutiiiiuilider. 11 ml lo Hit; end li" II mioses 11 stun of llloliej by Mtbserlp Hull, flu the liny the hull Is In lie opened the money Is stolen. \ a lions cln unci mice, tend Hie uld iojiii lo siiMjiecl his own son. Sioiieivnll lllgelow. or lhe llicM. In the eilil Stonewall proves hla llinoceucc, clrciilii vents ihc inul 1 li lei , inul tuiiriies lhe girl uf ills cliolce. The cast: .Martini Spllkuis, Chlfli llfymihls S111III1: "line" Applegute, lloheti llohniit : .llm lllsliiip. .lolm (' Hrou Itell : Wesley Marina, nils II. iiutyei- ; Muud HiiHlltigH, Kllitil Hiivlh ; IIII1I111I Shujikliis, Jintics Mayer; Sioiu'wall lllgelow, J. M. Moss; JeritHltit Audcens, Fslelle Wynne. Iloriiee Flint, Hay C. linker ; Istitui Finn. Illlve lluggles: l.i'lltla Hillelle, llnriielln Jenkins. , — . — *^a. INIIIVNA. IndliitinpollN. At Fitli'liitiik, Liigeuo f'owels, ami f tiiletulorr's fircbeHlrn hud u lilg week June °ju Iislnmlot'f'ii Unites Ira pin vil .11 Jackson park. Ithiiiuiniil, Dili Kin to. J."i. to a very big etiiwil, nnd scored a tremendous success. . . . Vaudeville will I"' put mi :i| llromliipple Pink, hegltiiiliig July -. 'Said llllel I the kl 111. • •>• r n n 1 1 1 1 il I I I II I I ,1 lilllt II 111 1 1 -- A slrotig hill week of 'J.'i pla veil I The list Included Win. II. Wiii.loi lit iinsvllle. link Stiuitull I '.irk (W II, Mcrrell. iiniuiigei'i wiim turned over In the local lodge uf Mills. No. Ill), week of June l!fi. nud lhe proeeetls of I In- week's bushiest Is lu bis given In Hie Niks' new heme, noiv lu course of creclbui. "The lleggiti' Piinee" Opi't'ti Co. p resell I ell '"lhe Mascot Pasha" ami "Glrolle Glrnllti." Some lug plcl arcs I111 vi' also been milled lo drome. Cook's I'aiii; lllarry Lawrence, iiiiiungeri. ' lo S. II. II. mn, .Iiiii.noii and Co., Alice Alvtt, Carroll and Clark, unit Itliittirils. The klmiuscope also pleuses itiaity. GaIiVIn'h P.ittK proved 11 popitlur place of iiiiiiiscuont week uf "(I. 'I lie lllppodioiiu'. with llfty ttclH nnd live liuiidred plnyers. N drawing lliomiinds dully. The must I in norliinl fenluriiH of Hie Hippodrome tire: I'his I'amoiiM Nelson Family, Klrtilfy's bill let corps (led by Arnold Klnilfyi, nnd 11 ladles military hand of thirty pieces. Nutek.- -Malinger Pedley. or Pcdley .t Hutch left l-'riinsvlilc a4, I'or his lioine In OwciiHhurn, Ky., mid aimoiinces Hint Ills bookings, for next season nre fur belter Hutu nil previous bookings This Grand will open, an usual, lit September. +-»*» ILLI.MIIH. I't-orlo. Al Fresco Park IV. C. Heal or. luatuigeii nil 1 ords wens pill In lhe shade for at tendance June lis, when the llnmlu IIikmii nppi'.ireil The turn I Me- cefdileceil oier I'.ium Hie 1,,'itiii 111.1l.in. 1 luteal till. Hill r.-;;t: a '.:: t'l.'i illllnn ril.h.vili ., .ieli.il Lottie anil fVittle, illrtiig linrr.en. anil Young, wllh moving oh mres. Ml .Nil: N I'.llns.' linn ami I'oNVSllow cutlli"! 8, '•>• Vn 500 THE 1STEW YORE CLIPPER. July 8. When You're Away By AUSTIN WALSH. ORI vc An. LIN IN A BONO WHOSE SENTIMENT APPEALS TO ALL. Assured Mil. - Guaranteed Encore Winner UKAtTIML WORDS. CHARMING MELODY, (JUARTfiTTE CHORUS ARRANGEMENT BV SHATTUCK. CHORUS. "When you are away, my darling, Rosea seem to lose their bloom ; Sunbeams seem to lose their lustre, Daylight turns to darkest gloom. Wearily alone I wander, Wond'ring during night and day If angels know delight, And heaven could be as bright, When you're away ? PERFORM KR8, SEND STAMP GOLDING MUSIC CO., 55 WEST 28th ST., NEW YORK. AND LATE PROGRAM. NO CARDS. Great Comic Song, I'D LIKE TO START ALL OVER AGAIN, Now Our Midsummer Clearance Sale .of Men's Clothing Starts July 8, At the most liberal actual price concessions ever offered by any clothing 6rm anywheres, Wo give you your unrestricted choice of our higboHt grade 1905 garments. ,• ■... —Choice of any $30 or $32.50 Worsted Suit at $22.50. — Choice of any $25 or $28 Worsted Suit at $18.50. — Choice of any $22.50 or $25 Cheviot or Cassimere Suit at $ 1 5. 50. — Choice of any $15, $18 or $20 Cheviot, Cassimere or Unfinished Worsted Suit at $12.50. The cream of our own best stock goes into this sale. Every garment designed by those skilled men who in a few years have elevated ready-to-wear garments from the shapeless bags called "store clothes" to the latter-day stylish suits, equal to custom made. Now is the best time for you to Get the Habit. 80 to UJVIOIV SQUARE, Mill si., near Broadway. POWER'S ELEPHANTS THE TALK OF ALL HEW YORK CITY IT THE NEW YORK HIPPODROME, The Greatest Theatre in the World. I he Animal Act that muds m.ouo poople dally applaud In the celm ilielr wonderful xtiuits. originally eiiguired fur a weeks Mid Inter e.Mendcil tor entire seuMin, clo>lng.lul.v 1. CONTINUALLY ADDING NEW AMI KOVRIi TKIOK8. WHEN YtlU HAVE SEKN POWER'S KI.KPIIANTM YOU 1IAVK SEEN TUK BEST IN AMERICA. Fur Immediate open time tor Parks ami Fairs addi-eas all agents. W. W. POWER, Ylctcirla Hotel, Broadway and -J7tti lit., New York City. THE ORIGINATOR OF FARCE COMEDY. THE FOUNDER OF HI6H GRADE REPERTOIRE ORGANIZED IN 1H7H. Diui.u.tl. I'.-opln of Hi-ill Mil II , \Vu robe uiul Aptx-arum.- Wauled. Semi Photo*. AND STII.l. IN THE LEAD. Munitions of ability-, with diver plated liialriiiii.iiU, write lmme.il lulely. Opi-n- Ing for Clm Ion ell l.< uiul Cornel Player. I WART THE BEST LEADING IAN AND VYOHAN IN BEPEBTOIBE. Your snlurv Is iml. ion high if you van deliver tin: goods. Work Hit* year 'round, nut cut m salary for Slimmer. Yuu must slate, all In II ml letter, axe, height, weigh), lowest .-mlary, to Insure answer. THBEC HOSTLINB AGENTS, BUSINESS MANAGER AID TREASURER WANTED. OPTPIil HA*P1PE I ■ Waul I In- Grcuttnt Il.uilll.i. i In Vuuderllln. Will pay OriiViatl nVllVB 1 good money for the right kind of a ti-iittire net If not over two or three people, t'un iur Oood Mole or Allied 0»iinitet te ihnt run double parla. Al I'lonl.i in illniit uiul iirmnge run aeeure long engngemeul. Also nmi Willi real novelty III Moving Picture Oiillll. Season npena inlildle of Aiignat In Indiana. Adilu >«■ .1. N. HKNTIHOW JdLI.Y P VI 11 1 IMIKIIH, NATCHEZ, MISS. A FEW WEEKS OPEN FOR PARKS. Etc. GEROME and CHAMBERS, THE MOST SENSATIONAL AND FINISHED DALANCIN6 ACT AVAILABLE. due of lite features for three inouttis at the New York llliinndrotne. For tune utul term* address UKKItV PINCUS, 414 St. James IlulldliiK. New York City. DAUGHTERS OF TEE QLADI&TOB, IN ROIAH PASTIIES-rODB IN THIS ACT. AORNT, AL. SUTHERLAND, SI. .laniei Hid., New York. JHANAUKlt, JACK SUTTON, 401 Knot lllli Street , N. Y. City. Al 1 Uh il.v, MR. uiul MRS. J. W. SIGHTS, CHARACTERS, COMEDY, lll.D MEN. JUVENILES, HEAVIES, CHARACTERS. Experienced and reliable. Wardrobe tlrst elaas. Invite oners li inn responsible malingers Tor balance id Siiintueranil next season, (live pnrtlciiliirs uiul slate limit. Address J. \Y. snillTS, care of (leu. Delivery, Minneapolis, Minn. MANING TWINS £ Art. Also few dates open fin Vaudeville. LIBEBTY FOR NEXT SEASON. tlued Singing, HiH-k and Fancy Untieing and great Aerutiatle Act (or M|f Musleiil Co. or Vaudeville Address SI'EKI, P1KH, Atlantic City, N. J. UllTl'lk Medlcluo I'errorinera.CoiiU'itliinstliat II All I Mr, van cliauitij for week, put on acts and uiuke thetu go. Salary sure and long season, make it as low a« others receive. Must loin on wire. Don't write unless vou can. No ticket!. Those mat have wrltteu and received tickets miiu mono Lctlei pioduce us I will set roll. IV. O. CUNNINGHAM, Modem Keuiedy.eo., Marseilles, 111. First Class COMEDY or MELODRAMA, With STRONH LEAD for BUY of 10 YEARS. Must he comparatively uew, have light cast and good Hue pictorial printing, stale full paillculars (let- ters ouljl. "BVRHKTT," nil East ;ilst St., New York, care Deulke. DAVIDSON STOCK CO. FUR SEASON lVOS-O. To Responsible Parties. For terms address A. E. DAVIDSON, 3(14 Se cond Ave., New York . Actors, Musicians* Picture Machine. WANTED, raiPE IN ALL LINES, Man Willi MACHINE, with strong Uim to feature; Ureat Train Robbery ' preferred. Winter trip through California to right ones, silence a negative. No colored people. Mllford, la., July ;: Spirit I.aie H, Okoliojl in, Etntiietslnirg 11, l.lvermurel'.', then 76 PLYMOUTH PLACE, CHICAGO. JNO. F. BTOWE. THE LATEST WALTZ HIT, "ON THE SHADY SIDE OF BROADWAY." The Summer Craze. BOWLER Ji ENYELKE PUB. CO., il N. llth St, Philadelphia, Pa. N O T I C E'. The New London, Conn., Opera House Will he managed by the proprietors next season. For llnriesuue the house Is the best one night Btaud lii Connecticut. The best of terms given. D. E. Jfc J. F. MORAN, Proprietors and Managers WANTED IMMEDIATELY, SPECIALTY, TO DOUBLE CORNET IN BAND. Other specialty people write. MAY IHL1.MA.Y HTOCK CO,, Bennington, Vt. WANTED, Hill VAUDEVILLE UK AM A, A BRIGHT YOUNG LADY And a Clever Old Man. POUTER WATKIIVS, enre of CLIPPER. WANUD QUIRK, VERSATILE GOMEDIAN Who can change for one week. Single timu only: no married men nor teams. Absolute aohrlety at all times Is essential. We play miiull towns In hulls, not tents., and board at hotels. Slate salary nud exactly what you can do In tlrst letter. Address IIAKKY It. CLARK, Orwell, Ashtubiila Co., Ohio. SISOIXO and DANCING PARTNER. AddrcKS FORD, care of CLIPPKU. SKETCHES WRITTEN, REVISED AND MADE PLAYABLE. Librettos, Lines ami Music furnished bv two of the best. WEFING it BERESFOHD, il W. niuh Street, New York, FIRST CLASS 1'EUPLE ONL Y. TOM PEOPLE MAN for "TOM" BAND. LEADER. MUSICIANS. Lowest salary. Kniite: Spring Culler, Ohio, July S-. llellbruok lo. Mlauilsbtirg 1-J. LONG BROS. VIOLET GLEMEHGE. LATE CLF.MENCE SISTERS, INVITES OFFERS FOR BURLESOUE COMPANY N B X T SEASON. Address 33 West 0,'ith Street. WANTED, LADY CORNET and TROMBONE, flood sight readers. Steady engagement In X. Y. Musi bo members of A. K. of M. Address .MISS A. MOORE, care of Soimiag. UOlli St. and Lenox Ave., N. Y. M WTKD-A1 Sketch Team, Comet und Troinboue Player. Single Perfortncrs of All Kinds. OASIIlNtiTON'S VAIDEVILLE C1RLTS. Wyoming. III. ADVANCE A6ENT, for Geo. S. Ely's Circus. Also l'orformers for Big Show, write. Aurora Springs. Mo .July 10: Harnett, Mo., July 11: Ver- sailles, Mo., July 1-J. ILLUSION CABINET, HU high by jft. sq.. for sale. Shows empty, with head alone or head and bust; onlv two mirrors. P rice ti». Address IMMEDIATE, care CLIPPER . Police Patrol Two Step Hit. Two encores anre. Orchestr. free, f.'c. poitage.) KRET3MAR, 412 E. 16th St., N. Y. It- m \A/imr«iMCTT OFrBRS ON ROVAL.TV UnVmi-RTFt) AT TBE ALTAR," | "ON^THE FRONTIER, tkr THKI^A. h ^ 'wiFAw w"fE," "BEACOK LJO^ "WIPK VOR WIFE " "BEACOS LIUins.'i' i -"•""""• 't""™"; u U «™».™ »uu *,»«.- All dims hive special priming. Rome have scenery, paper and fully equipped for therosd. Play, wrli P teri to o?de ■ revised, sold and exchanged. PLAYS ^iredand renewed by competent stsge dire-tore Aciors and actresses coached In special parts. |M,000 to $76,000 to Invest In high class a HuaeC'nt enterprises with good bookings andterms. Send for new catalognes Wire 'phone or call. THOYfASHE'NRY^wfNXETT'ManaglngDlrec.orT^ City. WANTED— A Stock Theatre In a big city for THE T. II. w ixxr. »i(Jli\..(.umi t«i . LEW DOCKSTADER'S MINSTRELS 9 jV o w r.k hrarsiatg, Clarionet, to Double Baritone; Baritone, to Double Second Violin. Address or call on CHAS. D. WILSON, Manager, ROOM 11, NEW YORK THEATRE BLDO., NEW YORK. Back Togetlier, An Up-to-Date 15 Minute Singing and Talking Act in One. 816 HIT ™-w-« KEITH'S UNION SQ. AT LIBERTY F"OR NEXT JULY 10, KF.ITHS. BOSTON JULY 17, KEITO'S, THILA. Daly's Ten Nights. Beyerle's CLARIONETS and TRAP DRUMS, WOMAN FOR MRS. MORGAN, CHILD FOR MARY, CLEVER SPECIALTY WOMAN TO DO PARTS. Natl be good. Ladles and Gnetlemen. Our car the best. Treatment and aieummodatlaiii tarpamdby bom. FRED R . PILC HER . Mgr., Sioux City. Iowa. OOMEXDY MTJSIOAJD AOX. AT LIBERTY NEXT SEASON. PLAY PARTS. Address ALL AGENTS, or No. 209 STOCKTON ST., Brooklyn, N. V. &.]%ra?:Ex> quic«., TBEEE SOBER, HUSTLING BILL FOSTERS, CLOSE CONTRACTING AOBIT, IAI to TAKE CHARGE of POSTIIO BRIGADE who will put out the Papers, TWO GOOD CLOWNS. FEATURE ACT for BIG SHOW, MUSICIANS for RIO RAID. WANT RAR TEAM, AERIAL ACTS, GOOD CONTORTIONIST. ■ linDtllf nnilflllC PIDDIIC July 0, Ca.-nleton, N. Y.: ;, Va!atle;S. flHUnCW IIUWHIE WlltbUaf Unmnnt; IP. Iinuiale. Gilmour and LaTour's Big Stock Co. Under canvas, Repertoire People In all Hues for Summer seasonrVaudcvllle People who can pisy purl-. Preference given to those who plav brass. State lowest salary lirsl letter. Cull pluce a tew Vaudeville People for weeks or July IT and 24 lu Bradford, Pa. Address MALLOY & GILMOUR, Bradfoul, Pa. Alfred Helm/., write. Hooker White, let me hear from you at once. METROPOLITAN STOCK COMPANY CLIFFORD REEVES, Prop, and Mgr. Seventh Successful Season. WANTKl), Full Acting Company, Woman with clever Child, Man with Picture Machine und at least three latest Hints, Specialty People, Sister Team or Musical Act, Pianist. All must be thoroughly reli- able unil competent. Week standi. I pay all. Show opens In KANSAS, ACQ. 7. Address CLIFFORD REEVES, care Marlborough Hotel, New York, N. Y. JORDAN DRAMATIC GOMPANY, LKAlllNU LADY, JUVBNILK LEAIIINfl MAN, 1IKAVY MAN, liKNKKAL BUSINESS MAN TO DIRECT STAI1K, MAN with PICTURE MACHINE to pluy parts, PIANO PLAYER and REPERTOIRE AUENT. Ability, appearance, wardrobe, essential. State lowest Hilary : pay your own. Show opens Grand Opera House, Uloonilngton. III., Aug. 7. Address .1 AMES A. FELTZ, Jordan Show Printing Co., 7.'. Plymouth Place, Chicago, III. SOLID ENGAGEMENT. SURE MONEY. BARLOW & WILSON'S LAWRENCE BARLOW. Manager. (3) Trombones. (.11 Cornets, (l) Clarionet, (I) Tuba. Single Specially, Bass Singer, other Musleluus and Specialties, write. Wu furnish wardrobe. Musicians ilnn'i black. Open Aug. P> for 44 weeks. Address BARLOW & WILSON, 04 Main SI., Daabury, Conn. N0TICE--THE BATTLE GROUND, Rorwich.Conn., Will Open Jill)' 10 as a High Class Vaudeville Grounds, Under Canvas. WANTED, FOR THE OPEN WEEK AND UATRB, Illflll CLASS VAUDEVILLE ACT. Send lowest Summer salary and photos; 8 shows a week. Addrei a C. E. DENVER, Prop. JOHNNIE MURTHA, Manager, 38 Broadway, Norwich, Conn. Would like to hear from Man with Tent and Stage. IBERT J. EDMOND BALFOUR and GLADYS KLARK, HEAVIES. JUVENILE LEADS anJ INGENUES. Al Wardrobe, Thoroughly Experienced, Competent and Reliable. Address J. EDMOND BALFOUR, Gen. Del., Uangor, Mala*. WATCH FOR MULLEN it BRYAN'S GREAT BALLAD TWO LITTLE GIRLS LOVED ONE LITTLE BOY 1 JrjTTS. GEO. H. HINES THE 3STE"W YORE OLIPPEB. 507 R. J. BLAKE C. D. WILLARD if »o. do you realize the effect that a First Class Attraction, one presenting n whirlwind of POSITIVE NOVELTIES, one that for 1 one hundred and flfty minutes not a thing la aeon or heard to offend the' most! fnntldloti*. ha« upon rour patrons? well, we have tue snow, one that abounds In music and wonderment, one that can return a second „nd third time to your house nnd pluy to better busluesw each time. la vol aue good auotVworth fifty bad ouei tj , tbe prestige of your house? The public think so, and TUEV ABE IT! -.. ." The Hines,81ake&Willard AmusementSyndicate of Shows ■Want vour open time, quick, In Canada, Michigan. New York, rennsylvnnln and New England States, for the greatest organization of vaudeville, imislral. animal ami circus nets ever combined under one head In America the Three Big Feature Acts, either one of which B the most stupendous In Its line ever seen la this countrv : PROF. It. J. IHjAKH'8 NOTKI) '-DIM 1 " HE^S WI TrrC. D. WILLARDS BXCITINU TEMPLE OV MUSIC, with the !t Musical Wl PONT ANl> MONKEY llll'I'ODIlUMi: CUtll'S OF 1IMI ANIMALS, N'ote IN MKiHTY the •■FlKtr'ic* Lady,'.' with tbe Musical Tubes of Uoldnnd Silver, Etc ihich would be a feature with a good vaudeville Show. SPECIAL PICTORIAL PAPER IS AMERICA. I'lllnrda playing upou Hie strangest Musical Machinery In the World. .Mnii.nl All Ship. Musical Hulls of I'lrc. plnylir upon each other's liugera, Also the ROYAL TROUPE OF JAPANESE PEUVOUMKRH direct from the Mlkndo'a Own Theatre, at Toklo. Japaii, and listen: rl OTHKR ACTSI any one of Remember, we ore now building at the Hicks Car Company our own SPECIAL CAI1S, tbe most magnificent ever to tour this country, and Till-: FINEST LINE Of ALL German, Irish and Blackface Comedians, n Magician who can stage and create same of tbe greatest illusions In this country, a Moving Picture Operator, and other Sensational Feature Acta (salary no object If youract Is worth It), NOTE. -PROF. BLAKE'S DOC, PONY and MONKEY CIRCUS, THE C RE AT WILLARD TEMPLE OF MUSIC and THE JAPANESE TROUPE, All In separate buildings, each playing to their capacity, can now he seen at tbe White City, Chicago. Managers are requested to call and see if Ihe above is true. ADDRESS GEO. H. HINES, Business IVIgr., Maes. Blake & Willard Syndicate of Shows, White City, Chicago, III. W. O. NICHOLS, wire addreaa. Musicians doubling orchestra preferred. Address HENRI CIIALMERE, Leader. ANNOUNCEMENT! B. A. MYERS VAUDEVILLE AGENT, IS NOW LOCATED AT No. 31 West 31st Street, 8th FLOOR. KW YORK. FOR THE GRACE HAYWARD CO., THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE WHO MUST MAKE GOOD! * Talented, Good Looking LEADING WOBAN, LEADING BAN lor stock; CHARACTER and ft. B. WOMAN, HEAVY MAN, CHARACTER- HAN, COHEDIAN, 0. B. IEN, those doing specialties preferred; FEATURE VAUDEVILLE ACT and a REAL HEP. AST. Address T01 KRESS, Joe Bannister, write. Mgr. FERH18 STOCK CO., Omaha, Web. Meain. SPITZ 4 NATHANSON, having Becured the young Singing Comedian and Author, For a term ot years, and take pleasure In announcing for the season of J9o5 6 an exceptionally clever company m his support, presenting a number of successful scenic productions. „ WANTED- Useful Dramatic People in all lines. Those doing specialties preferred. B Ig Vau- deville Acta, Musical Director and Clever Child. All year work. Season opens In Massachusetts Labor Dar. Stale full particulars llrst letter. Send photos. Address 1 SPITZ & ft ATHAHHOtY (Home Olllce), Umpire Theatre, Providence, H. I. Carter'sComedians Ladies' Orchestra, Clever Heavy Man, Specialty Man to Run Props. Others, write. South MrCalester, I. T. Dick- BOSANKOiRADCLIFFE est. auile- 750 OPERA CHAIRS, V.rd In the Imper.nl ami Empire Theatre.. All In flr.t cl»« .ondltlim. For price, .„„ ,„„ r^ySvSn^NATUMaom, Entire The.lre, Providence, K, 1. LANGS PAIION THEATRE SPOKANE, WASH. No Act too big. Two Shows nightly. Matinees Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. Vaudeville Acts (ON THE LAN6 CIBCDIT.) AL.F. WHEELERS & SHOWS UPLAT CORNET and TUBA for Hand, STItONfl NOVBl.TY ACTS »f «■* f'gP.gEt' ¥V "Ullespie, wire Immediately. Margaretville, N. Y., July «; Flue Hill, N. U July .. 1 lioenlcla, N. r., *; Hunter, M. Y., 10. ..^^— ^^— — I It A T I™la3ia«r« ■ ▼ , FOR P1HST C1.A8B MUSICAL, COMBOV, BUHLBlmiE OK HKP., w « ALLEN and BRIGHT J 0SK One of the n.o»t Versatile Teams in tbe Bus., with a Feature Specialty. MR. ALUM I "lures tow Irish Comedy. Have procured a copyright on the Comedy ■ Tfit flNQ OF KoKOMU, and wm pro EDWIN R. LANG, Lang's Pavilion, Spokane, Wash. MUTOSCOPES AT A BARGAIN. Having Just re-purchased the exclusive righto to the Long Island territory, formerly In the hands of the Long island Mutoaeope Co.. we find ourselves overstocked with a limited number ot new nnd perfect iron cabinet ma- chines. These we offer as follows : LOT8 OF FIVE • • 840.00 LOT8 OF TEN - • - 38.80 LOTS OF FIFTEEN - 36.60 LOTS OF TWENTY - 36.00 These are the regular standard machines usually sold at 740.00, and this opportunity 1« one that we have never before been prlvl- 'leged to offer. No mure, will be offered ac these prices when this lot Is gone, Pictures supplied on the malar : rental basis, with privilege ot free exchange. No orders entered uuiess accompanied by n deposit. .No agents' commissions allowed (com these figures. American Mutoscope & Biograjih Co., U E. 14th ST.. NKW YORK. Wanted — Saxaphone Will pay cash for E Hat Alto, concert pitch, silver plated and In good condition. Prefer improved pattern, filve detailed description llr.-t letter. Address, for two weeks, W. L. I'OTTS, Care Heut- fr ow's Jolly 1 'athnndera Co., N'at c.l -.v, Mli». Big Open 'Fait Week.' Owlux to disappointment, we have open for First Clans One Night or Repertory Attractions. WEEK OF SEPT. »5. Till, la tine of the Three Big Fair Week. In tbe State of MIchl|(un. I'rlcea rained for repertoire companies Wednesday, Thursday and Friday to heal out speculators. CKOSWEhl. OI'EKA U0U8K, «drlau, Mich. C. D. HARDY, Manager. Musicians Wanted Cornet, Trombone, Baas for 11. and 0.; Baritone lo double stage, Hand and Orchestra Leader. Mum have good repertoire or music. Hu not nilxreprv- -ent. fit' V STOCK CO., week of July 3, Paris, 111. ; week of July 111, Danville, 111. AT I.IBBHTY, LILLIAN GAVITTE, 80UBRETTE anil INGENUE.' fHVPLAV, UIIIO. Burk's Uncle Tom Co. WANTS MAJV l^OR 'roiwr, Doutde Hand. Other (loud People, write iiulck. C. K. BBVKItl.K, Iloltun, Kauias. WANTED, PARTNER; Good Jew Comedian, Well known Hast, whu ran book tune In Vaude- ville, by tlrst clana Jew Comedian, now In New York. Address PARTNER, care or c I.II'l'hll. WANTED, Sketch Team, also Comedian and Single Souuretle, to strengthen show under can- vas. Stop at hotels; two week aland.; all vauuc vllle and comedy acla. Jim B. I). I.ong, Arcu,a,lll. duce same. , tatt can use it Address At Liberty for Coning Season, J. B.Vaughan, Characters; LOLA VAI'GIIAIV, Small T'arts. ONK PIBCE I'KKKKRItKI). 1123 MARLUOKOUdU ST., PUII.AOKU'lllA, PA. FOR SALE. 53ft. R. T.; 9ft. Wall; $65. 8 Tier Seats, new, $.', per length, while they last. Set or Scenery, new, » by 16, f SO; Gale Light, 16. Hand Wa gon, jg. NeslUt S< ovllie , M'- Cl emens , Mic h. AT LIBERTY-AI PIANIST. If vuu wnut roe, join receipt of wire and ticker. Add. care of Mil. lOAKI- K. SMITH. Columbia Uotel, GreenQeld, Ind. FIFTH SEASON FIFTH SEASON A COUNTRY KID M 19 HKIVHII TK\ — SEW MCKNKUt — NEW PAPKIt — KVKH YTIIINU !\KVV F.XCKI'T T1TL.K. Soubrette and Tramp with sneciali v, Characler VVoiiiau, Old Han, Juvenile and Ovuteet Heavy and other Dramatic People; MualclaUH lor band and orchestra that can act. Send photo. Hnineoriuy people will Dave to play brass. Actors that play braas alao » i lie. AUo waul Hcciilc Artist. My bcuhuu ruua 41 week*. Ir you are the gooda figure accordingly. II. B. WIIITTiKFJt, I. Clemens, Midi. P. 8.— Have a few apart date. In Indiana In Meuteiuher anil a few In llllnol. In October. Manager., write. AN ACT THAT HAS THE PUBLIC TALKING. ILL H. THE VANOS AMERICA'S HANDCUFF AND TRUNK MANIPULATORS, Featuring MINERVA VANO, the only Lady Ilandeull' Manipulator who hat BUOoeuBhilly uppeurod throughout Atueriou and Englund. Auknowladgod by the London Daily Mirror tin the only real rivalu oi' HARRY 1IOUD1NI, tlte lumotiB Jail Rrettkur. 1 lit' Hfiulli. Open rVddreHN A I , I , AliKNTH; or, week nf July I'AIIK, Itlchiuiiliil, V'u, Now. on the WIUJ.S IMIll'Ul T of I'arkf, nnd creating, the -o-iiHiit Inn of Hie Sunlli. Open une, Week of July 111, IIKHKK VOI1I nfler July J4 for It. OCKAN VI IOW, Vaudeville, llurleHipie, eh'. Norfolk, Vu. ; AT LIBERTY AUG. 7, THE ONLY VERNELO & GO. MAOIO >»ncl ILLUSIONS. :i 1'KUI'l.K, .tli.Hi;t,l', WIKK AMI MI-.IIO. Cairv three lurge illnnlons. (un aim *, write. Vau* devllle Act, of all kind.. .1. K. MrNAJII, 111 and Tower, III., or I'ei Koiile. HUUTKi Cotiuuerce, Mo., July IU; ThehiiK, ill,, II ; Cape lliruideali, Mo., l'i; Uinnd lower, Id., t:i; Vienna, III,, It; Orartuu, III., IU; Kiimpsvllle, III., 17, A GOOD ACT AT L/IB^RTY. KOIl ClOIIMl HKAHOAT, EDWIN WARREN 1 HOWARD ALICE KI'tKNTHH COMRDY MINOINU MKKTt'll AKTIMTH. Would like to hear from kooiI Him le-qiie, L'oiuedv or llraiimtli' Cijh. Add. Week July a, HRKRVWOOU I.AKK I'AltK, Delaware, 0.; week July H, LAKE Ml UK I'AIIK, Itavmii, o WANTED, FOR THE JEAVONS BIG STOCK, ML'Slf.'IAXs for hand and orclicwtr.. I'reference to ihoxe who dniihla ma|te or urvkotm. ivetk KiutidK, oiio Hhow u day. Writs or wire i|iilck. TIIUM. JEAVUNK, A voinore, I'm. ' A lllll HIT WST 1VKKK tVll.V I'.tltli, VtlllMiHTOVVV, O., John and Alice McDowell. THIS WEEK, FECCAIDM PABK, OALLJOS. OIlICv ' . FBAIN FOB. GO., I "I've Oot a Little ft wee I heart WW. ISIhHI., N.V.f. | of My On n." U*. ORCUKSTKATIOM, luo. 508 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July a MORRIS MAXTLST'S RSAL SUMMER SOXTC WHEN SUMMER It has ouch a tunoful melody that ovorybody whistlos it after a hearing. It will fit In any act, oo get in line and write for it today. MOST BKAIITIKUI. SLIDES KVKIl MA.DE. 11 W. tfSth ST.. NEW YORK. •nSIJO-8 WABASH AVE., CHICAGO. Clipper Post Office ■ " T ' j ' ' ' In order to nvnlil iul*tnkei mid e Haven, Itnse Hell. Miss I-;. Durira. Mi.y fie Venaiii Huhy Ilnere, 1 4111b. Den lie. Amr Btillrdctt Marie Ihiieiran Fannie I'avlnn, J| mil Iirluiore. < 'aniline F.ians. M.i 1 Klhenlu Nn.mil Karir. Julia Fa-lcs. Marie I.. I.im.I, liay F«y, A nun K. Frank. Flora II Flll-mire, .VHIIe Fletcher MB.r-l Frances, Unite Forler. Allre Kreiikhe I.llllan Fuller. Flora Franklin. I.llllc I'm. K. Allen lilaut. Mav Gclilisrdt. Kltly (letlfuriH* Anna O'uUaey Nolls R. Ilullnniln. Mrs. iiiil-l.anl Ml-s i; fiiniO)-. Lotllae f!idli.ndii. Mrs. ilujer. Mm. Charles Gnsklll. .Mary .:■ :i m; Irene ISIoelet. Mnr. Clurlcs fiurr, Adrl-thle (.ray. yinti'lr levtry., J. on 1st* lowunl. Isabel III' llglltl II, lilailya IlillGOS. Mt*> Iwmii Mrs.H.F tnliia*s. May Inwanl Sinters ll:.i|er. (ienrgia ilin-il, Hi-Hi- llinvnril. lili-tlnli- Hani SUicm llnli.lllnii Mlsiili llnnl. Ilelle llalli.mn.v, A lire llnlllirs, Irf-lly lliilliiea, .May Iliilileli, Ji.vilr llainlllitii, tJniie (i lliml. Siiilk- Julian. I.lmlo 'J Km lie. Vlilt ' Krlhlinv, X;*ll Klpm I'll-.. Kii-i.. laaaar aTiipaaiar. Kliuur I' lMll,.M. F.ll«ala-|li King, Fi-iiikI* Kline. 1'earl Kis-m*. l.iirriiliit 1 Klrly Helen I'. l.iUMiii. I. Illlnit l-eiflilull lllnlK-li t.nnenaler Knila I. ■mile, Mm. IJ. Ijili4le, Krelni Leslie lleiilrlii' I m Hue. 1 1 1 1 «• Irfi', Jeimett l.ainli. Ilew,|e jnily. Nellie I /'Vt 1. 1 111 1. Selall Ijv, Mnrliai Mmir. Marie Lunil. Ilule j*nir, Fvel vn Ij-m-lk. Ilailll I imlMmii. liiill l^wls. Ilelle Ij^lle. KMe Iji I'erlr. AiMIe I i~i;!;ii'l. Snille I jii Mine. Alina I'.i- 1 as, Uurliel I a valine Sisters Mm 'en, Clara Muliltwe, Nellie M«yer, Oerlruile Mllla. Aznea Mnrlllail. Mia* Mmirne. Carrlell Mis, lev. Uille Morrla. |V:irl Mel'tinillek llnsl' .Mii.kli-lii. Miss II. J. Miller. Ilrsele Meluwe. IVi.llj Minine- ( «icle 11 Malllneil. Mm. A. F. Vinson, MHial Mlakel, tVira Morlnu, I'liirn iillllui-il, iln.il. Mirlill.-i. Jeiinellu Marlpll, Ollle Mrt.'nll. JimIc Morriwu')-, Itixe Moi.lrom'. Nellie Nriwni. Slilrler Nlli.-in. Mum*. Nbnoii, Marie New man. M.irle Raft Dellu NorrlM, Corlimc Fwifter. Jennie Pnn-ell, /.n-iti Feline. Mela I'rlnrre. Jewle ISmII, Kuulre I'nliniT, tnllterlne U. Fanlrer, mmirli I'ayiun. Vlnn I'ai.lxer. Una l'.-ii, Mac lle*er. Jaaaa ItnM siui. F.lhel llnnkiii VlrKlnld IIIIS..I-II, l.'lll lllilrl Isuli. .Mr*. Mne It. ll(SitK-V. Jlllln i: 1--.-1L Helen llnnilell. Fkira l.lelmnls Alililel, l.i* Tea. MKs II. ll.llillnV. 1-riH-l Kutlnn .Mra.laek slMj».|'iislrr. Mali-. Se|p.|, Kllinin Slilllh, l.llli.-iii .Sullivan, Vlrjtliiln II. Nessler. flmie Slereiw. I.lllle rianllell Vk-lmn SIllHilnls. IMnrii SI. Deiinla, Vic SmniHIn. I .111 In tt Mllwell Carrie SlieMinl. Klnlsi- Hnnrnnl, M-ual Savllle. Sjlvln SinYirn. Clara Mialluck. Trnlr TlHMIins. ili.i.le Taylor Mm.J.A. Toiinek, Kilua Tiiylur, l.nrHI.1 Tllik-n. Mrs. II.. I Tyalur. Irene Tnynir. May TIllirlaM*, laima Vnnimli. Kale Vnli KlM'S lOlllli •-*.":■ ■ " - ■ 1 . II . 11 WllliHi. Ilelle ivinsion. Linn Winlry Mrs. en 111 W H 1 1 :i 11 1 s. *i< . Maria IV.sMiiinii. lialsr Wwil. Jlllln Valet, Kara U, Wen 111. KMe William*. Ill* Wensk'V. Marlle Wilimi. Cei'llla Wills. Kslelle wilimi, Dorla Wow I. Julia Womliranl; lie! Ill- S. Wli'l ni-.i . Mrs. 11. S. WiBiii, Kuitimn /■mn. Miiiv r«anaj. i.'ini Zulu. Mine. UKHTtaKMIUII LIST. Austin. II. /. An- 1.I1I Nik (V >ltplHK, Jim* Allen. II. II. Allen. K. M. Allium. 1;. II. Ailnnis. W. I'. AiIiiiiis. s. J. Alekls.ai II. S. Allilns. S. V. A Mi led. I'. '»'. Allen. A. IS. Alle-ni. Mnns. taaaa* Mr. II11I Arllsl. Itnrl An.all. Will Alaniiles. ."1 Ani. J. P. Il'ialnlrr. Harry ,1'i.s k.-n W. r ICinniy. linn. 1'la.iier. Krin* ,Ci».ke .V It.alieri |c«i-Hii. I.. I lUtltlllsler Frank 11'nlllus. A. F. Iliiles. li. I. Ilnenlkeail J. K, lUi«ers. Jia* lliinniati. J. II. Ila.vler. SI.! lleriy, J. c. r.al-i-r. Mvr.ai Hairs, li. I., minuail. Jim. Ilellet. Clin I !■.-.-,, leuall. Ai|ln-e> limes, .h.ln, IkmUr. ALtrleli llnmii. Harry in ..v 11. Jaek 111. i.-i ■:. 1.. Itnrer. Iiener;e l!.-pii r II. 1....I .1 1 li.il. \i t li.-iM..|il J.s- Jliirl.s M. .1 Baker, Mrrial .Calli.il. Jaiees. Icmss. Illllr ICnisliv. It. W. Curl Is A- Hay Cnli-iitl. C. II. 1'iirnallii. Will Cnstiillia. •:. Carroll A Clark CamrN'tl. I»;in*i r.niillle Trln I'arll.ii. Mr. Ceslrllliaj Ha I eel Car'liiu. Arllmr illl-enl. W. S. 1 nssl.lv. |.;. K. Cps-mllles IV. I'arlln A Ol In I W4V. Ilnlsn-I • 11. m ii -11 lM.il. esi. lie itlu-l. T. i- I'arles. Cli.liie. CVIIins Allmvle; ■sirllk.ii. Il.ifael tVslrilhm. I s'lm I' 1 itiaiii'r. Fr ink Cnssy. William llui-li..'. J. J. t'JInenl. Thiiu*is Crillne. Iliarles Camilla II. I'll lull A- I' .I'M. 1-1 1 t 'arllim. .VI < Villus. It. I*. Curry. IMrk I'SIIIMII. \|ls;l cllrri.nl A Ans.l.l iCal-lliw. Sam I iia/liiB.er. I'.i: Cillils A Mm; Ikilliitilsiai. I'n*:. C. A. He Vine & WHIIaau I l.-llv. II.A Snille lietima. t'r.il Helw-ln. lietirse lH»ni|isey A Ita Mnl He Sovs. Tlin*t» IMiini.iiil. li. II. Ileh Iter. .1. It. Ih-n-ii 1 ... ,\ I nine Imvls. \,|sim Iksrl-y. Kml IHisImi. li. St. Ileiives Itonikmi IN- line linn. IMpatva. rlarrev I'.ii.iih Klin *r II. .•..s I. II. I..II ii.'i.. .-..;-. i. i* Hen 11. HmIs'.i H. .n.. I.I -nn 1 has liutrrll. liny liean-s, llauinan Ins Hen/.. At l.:n1ne I)«veii|»irl 1I.J 11. liu-e> k Il;i Mai H.-ivls. Austin In- \oy * I'erl Hnniililaun. C.A lliii.ii.v, Jeaa Davis. Smart Heart*, Itimniaii Doi-st. William lie now. Jne lie Vcuu Tnliu I.ierlne, Harry llnn-iinni. Curl Urki-e Trio Uaviilauu. A. K. Cir.) Duermv. Tote Dore. Johnny III InTj.. Will Hennr l'rof(2t)c Hon. Ian. Byron Doruvan, J. ]l. 1 Unison, U. W Dniilur, A. Iieloioj-e, \V. Hlekion. D. K. Hen.li. CIHt IX Rar A Russell Dorllng. 8. K Doi-s.li Altiisaell Ikinclieriv A.M lloyle. W. II. lie Aerieu. I,. lilekerMiii. Mr. I J ml ley A Clieslyn Kllls-.Ni.ivlln Trh Kilvranls, Harry Inln.olHls, J. C. F.hlriil, u. K. Haal. C W. Khun, I'lUt A Anni* Knniierai.it Km* Kiuerstin Frank I' ilcarloiis, Tlie Ktersiile. Wll KilitiinlH^iiuiuiiy I'linlietl.' l-JiL-eii.. riliv Jue Karl. R. J l-.lilriilpe. Il.tla-rl FIiihi. I'ele Kills. II. S. I'.lillliltre. llol.-il Ik-ker-. C C. rXerhriaik Fnsl IJlliistr. fieorm- ]-:. i.ii... in. <:. if. Frankly 11. Ivlsnr |..n man Ch.-irl.-i Flelrfer. Frank Foalellc A Froalnl. !•'. li. FlraiiiiK. t-'umill Fm-lell, I). 1. Kr»n*, Ha) numt, v. a. K«rr. Krle Ferruson llnriii- Kkireaep. Kilille Fiiinlillil. Hoy Forces!. Charles Fox. 'Kttuin Folsotn. Frniik Fllnl, Hoiiflns Fnlkuer. F. M. Flihls. 11 1. 1 .- Fl.snl. F. K. Flslier, Sam Flehls John Jr. 1 tn-s. Ike Fill. K. W. I'l.lsllll I . li. Fisc. ri. a. I'riini ellon Tlie I'lnke, F.. |l. I 'nil. I C. II. - Cll.loiie. T. A. •'tlraivfnl linilie" lieller. Fnluanl tlinjrae. Ihirry Um-nOphl. Ikm ■ ensile linlliicher. K..F. tii'iinl. Allreil lilnlelli-l Fuiully Hut . Willl.uii B l i M 'l J. C. S. lilies. K. B. Ijlllitai. Hurry C.nKrleii.l. O.I, llrahani. II. II. liaKlinuv. The iJrroile. I.. I,. 1 inv llnis. Ilrai.l. C. W. firahatu, II. I's Cililuy A For lirai-e*. Thi-ee t-lllen. Tliiumin liravra. K. I.. liallrelli. Knlcar liirnnl, Fnink HreBory. C. S. lillii'tle. 1-M'varil t.'lass. .1. I.. tialty, 'rininnis l i 1,110 A York irnnuier, Willie IIMaary. Frank lllll. li. K. lialHy Trln liinlfrey. T. J. lllllahl. Tliiitii.is 1 loltoiill.. I 'ni- l's a Wrl.' llorklns. W. II I learn, lanv lllll. II. II. Hayes, Mr. Ilnllis. F. W. ll.itruian. r". K. Ilolen. J. J. lliun|>lireys. Frank IIiiiImi-II A James llirln-rl. Cjrl ltallen. Freil llunler. S. V llnltlnan MnfMlm. J. W I !:ir: .-..11, HllKtl li:i!ll|nleti A II".. kill- Infusion l|in;!i Inn-. J. K. Jr. I relt, 1 1.1. Mr. Jirhlistiilin. Mils. Jijsei.h, II. A. Johnsons. Tim Keg run. P. J. Krlly t Vlulelte KemhaH-a. Hurry Karlelll. Mr. Iveilatn, I,. J. Krnker, S..I Klein, (ill Uriel. A Nleholsoit Kersliaw-Mnr- rlsoll Co Ki|le k Mcl.antflitn leeiay. K. at Karlaml. S. 1. Klrleuilall. T. Ken.l.ill, K. r. Kill If Trio Kelly. T. F. Kerne-ly. 11. J. Kenier AWntson Kennetly Aii-niH- Kelkin;. I-almrr KeaionH, Three Klefler. Cinrl • Ketlilier. M. J. Kettlieily. ||, J. Kenl. i'liii"iiee Klnlfii, Vincent kolKbt Bros, k Sawiellc Kennnljr. Jimmy Koliler A Marlon Kellel.iT. Major Kiln .y A-lll'iltuii Keeiey, I(..:n-it Keen. Jiillnn Kelliuti. I,. J. Kkvuutkeii, Itlehnnl Kl|1»y. timnl Owe. lillla-rl la-*ellyn (lenr^e I.II llel's. I'll-- jai»renee Ixw I.IM-n*. Wllfn-.l l.-it'rolv. |»nnl Ij'llrasse. J. (I U' Vine. Clmrle UlVllek. li. F. I.yiaiell. J-a- !,1 1 :-..-. I'lll 11- 1 invn-uz, .luliiiny I. line, J. s. LailiMat. I 'lurelie l4i«-mhv. A I M I toys. The l.n Hue. II. S. I.nin.liie AOallil Immilli-.- A 0:111.1. Iji Nub-. Kilille l.i-niuela, John l.:i Kite. Will l-eeils, W. H. I'lnnnin 1.1'W-ls. Nelson l-eailii, Fretl l.yniin. Thn 'I. Idle lli-l Si-IiooIIhiiisi >s-liiM,|hiiitse Co. Fn.f. HbKlas. Il.llllllll. K. II. II. s. Iilek A I ails.- Jnek II. ll.-ivinaii lloITtinin Hall. Ilonanl ll.ii.in Ar llmvni-vl. I'nil. Frank Hlllls. I'.ml HariH'r. \\ lll'.iun Minn llnlrh. K. W. Heil art. Mr. lllekev. W. II. lllll. Aillmr Hie 1 1. F. il. llenilers».n. t'.ll. liar tlnliy.-lei He.-li. Maria* il:1ll Ills 1 "!' A.K, III. lines. W. ||. H"ll. I.>. S llnrlln-j. I "arts. Hnll.anav. Ilnnler. S. I'.nkvii. II. Ileiln, in .1111. M.n.ii. llil.u.1. i..l ii..ia- .;:>: I.elt.'i- ACIaytiHi Illlle, tier Ion l-eaeh. J. ''. Inn Hi*-. Tisl.lv l.aiuiiliie Hi 1 is. 1 4-OII. lire;. I l.a|ell. Kilille 1 .0|H-S, 11. li* Hoy Ti-ki Martrli. Harry Marl**. Ji»n. s. Moll. Kiiitoti.h Ml 11 m, Mr re. I Muni. It. W. Matnai. 1). S. MHlirnili-s, Tlie Meusenjci-r Hois' Trio Maek. It. J. UanWL K. W. Mayo. Eilwlii Maltltuiil. A. F. Mallliiml. K. J. Mnnillllll- Oenrj: Meltolinlil Kilille M .1 r« hi : 1 1 r 1 ! Vlrtnr Mill. me. li. W. Mrilenry. II. W M.'llnl'ie. Will Mortis. in, Albert Mllirni. J. F. MeFan, A. R. Miinro, Wallaee Maek. Dlek .Mortons. .In-;; Mlley. .loin. Marsth'ii Uli iiniil Moi1«ais. Ftair Morrison. AIIntI Martin. t"hnrli»s Morciii Hr. J.l'. Mnrtiiii. II. 11. Moinmr. J. A. Mnr.-ellies Will Mm- I. k |-|l"t|IS Men- iiiL-. Itnlpll Mel'liall. Allen Mnrliii. Frank Murks. IIi-iI.ti M II. Allen Miller. Lewis Meek In. loin. n*.i"e A Hnh I aieinler. lim. Mi, Milium. Tim Myers .st.s-k Co. Maishttll. II. 11 Morris, K.I1II0 MiHslerealr. Harvey MeAiillffe, Jei-» Miisllner. I'nil. Morrison Altn-ii Morrissev. Tom Mo.i:i. l-'rank Muri-ay. Tuinniv Miiill.-n. K. W. Mm-Dteaell. Mrit airne Miirlon A- lleiuie U-aama, Flyllu; Morris. It. J. JlelieriiHitt. W.J VnlLon-. Cai'l Moiierlef. .Vnluinr. Ill-hard Hert A lliiie • Mb.. W. .1. iKIraiki. Mr. IHt|Niihlne Dr. I'lolH's. Tlie Terry, Il.ir.-v roller. J. V. I'roiHly Clarence] I'n* it, W. W. I'rlee, II. M. I'ma*. J. c. Fnntter, Mr. I'nlmer, la-w Mound. K. N. I'arkera, The I'lilllba, I!. H. I'easfey, Uoh I'lllL'tT, Jos'iih Fallen, (J. M. l-milll-a. S. I'. I'ntlemiai, Vent Fetemiai. C. Frier. B. |j. Fitlnier, J. F. I'enee, Clem I'lillllps A Merrill I'amahnalkn. . Frof. I'imer. W. W. Quia*. Kduarda k Nlckemou Qulgley, O-K-k Ileh. J. I,. Itctn.inl. I".! Ilnsskani. C. K. liny, Johnny li.-iynHHiil. W. D. itniiey HiiivardC il'jbl.lm. Will Kapler, John Ilolilps, Cliarlei llolililna, F. A. Itnld-ins. W. I.. Iti-loltiKloii, F.A lirei-nl. U. M. Kafulnll. llirly Riilnnllle. C!ms. Itiiins. Al., M,r. llokels, F. U. c. w. lll-eit, t'l.-mile Itlley. K.lKanl Hose. Jack UeyimJils, li. lllelianlH linvit K..1.M.1., W. I.. Itlttahtn. Ilnuv "veekl.i*-. Han llrrek. C. W. Ilnl.lilns. lllll Itiaialdos. The IIU-I,. lam-ell like. Mar. Ilm-sell. Allsrl Ulrknnls. Harry Ki-isi A Mun-ny l;..s:ir. V. C. ItilWC, J( llll ■loss. .Mike llos. oe A Situs I low land A CIIITonl llyim. liahlel lloaell. W. ti. Umax-.r. Tlnsiias K".-lsM!,s. The iosn. |(. It. Ibwiililall M.ll Seymour k Hill S.-ellie'.-M. Cbaiiliii'.v I,. Sawyer. F. I!. Ha-nll. Ihili SlnivIlM' ti.nil^-J Shah-niss. M. Snyder, Hial Swin. Ilerla-rl Felitulll. le*or?e Slllllli A lion man Sknllnelly. Austtsio Solln-ru. M. li. Swansiin. c K, Slieier. Frank St. I..SHP A .Mi-Cllil.L snliir. II. .1. Slekey. |t. li. Sebranitn. C. A. Sirnfonl. Will Spis-ili Hr..-. S111IIU. I'. J. Smilra. Henry Sliields. Frank sj-linii A O'Neal Shiirii. Anions Slniitl-y. >r,-. Stevens A- Woolf S|n*|.m. J. W. SrhaelTer. -M. k Mm. Jeaalc Swirl. C. II. SIllnulH" Sliiuloli lli'i-la-rt Sii-Vans. The Siiaiinou, lliirrj- ■ Si-nl 1. Frouk Smltli. II. F. M10.de. C. W. Sullivan. John Siav. II. D. Slaley. Hick SI:nk|K«.l. I*. B. Si." 11 , (i. W.. Sonimer, Will Salllvau. .1. J. Sidelninn. K. Seyiuotir. F. V. Sliitrninn. ;'lias. Snnurr. li. I*. KnniHlem. 1'. I.. Striiek, J. M. Snyder, lluil Si-ntl. Kolt-i-l Suvllle, A. |„ Si-ainunoi. A. t> Si-had. Clutrli-s SehollH, Kol-erl Suvllle. A slinli Tniil". Mr. laidilis. Will 'l lio:ii|.sou. It. I '. Thorni-sou; Freil Tlairnliai. lib-hard Feel. II. M. Tftinyrtilt. Will Tararr. w. II. Telilry. Kliner 'I'.inakii. Mr. A Mr*. TiMnklns. Mill Tall. W. \. Taartlan will Vlllalrs. Allen iW iWehh. I'alrlek .WaiMell. line Iwet-t, KuceiH* Wllllnni Mab-tai Iwe-t. v.. I.. .Wilson. Harry Iwiinli'ti A: SearlalWorinwiasl. Iwi.litnunn. I'p.i V. I'. AllrnlWIIey. fin .'lie* llVvekoff. Fred Wlsnn. Ilcr'. fwieirel. Fred W'j.koff. Fn-il [Ward, John II, W'rltrht. Fr.nl fw*c!a*r. Jobn Iwiiinmau. II. K. SEE NOTICE AT HEAD OP MST. — — «■» MIKKESOTA. lul.l. Jnek A I .dli.t While, lliii V.aiu.'. Ilrlc lelll.L' A Urns.. m<>''l"*'"" K . » nu M'O dales are llioae furnished by sueli offlclala. Tliey ure not luketi from lost year'* list, with the dates ctiessed at. To print thin years list lit an earlier dale wus Impossible for the reason Hint, with few cic-epllons. the various associations huve only within the past few weeks decided upon their respective dutes, while several States bare only completed the lists within two weeks. The clushltig of dates, the freipient chances and the difficulty In njlltviliij. iill the inulcrlal combine to make II liuiHissllili- to make a list of this klod eoniplcte. but this list Is us nearly correct as It is possible to ranko it. and the fairs wc reeortl here will lie found useful to maDy classes of showmen who hare not yet ar- Jnnet, the Istkolns. rrank tvaisu. rntuk ',,„.„. ,,.,.1. „.„,„, r nr t i 1P romlne Summer ^£UPZJKS£L 1 T£E\. ~„e._ tsthntl for the month., vte.:.Iy. for July; Woniikiuasii (Harry Onrxey. miinuscr) New people 2 and week arc: Calvert, on tlie ltlKh wire, and the fowler*. In a trapeze net. Tlie place enjoys large patronage, notwlth- nauillng rainy weather. a ' Do lu Hi. — At the Lyceum (C A. Mu rah nil, mimiigcr) the I'ollard Llliputliin Opera Co. played week of June 21*.. with two matinees. The opealn-,' nlffbt lite house was well Idled. ••The Belle of New York" was I he bill, mnl It wan well put ou and well ntttti; liy the young people. The company played live operas Id the seven performances. Week of July :i, Slgnut- lllltz and Kvcl.ni liny, mind readers. MtnuiiPiii.rrAN (Joe Maitlaiid, tiiaiiaeeri. — Business the flrst part of last week wns fair. ('Iiniil.- Itiinf. wire walker, was tin; In uillliicr. nud s-ive a gissl ad. I'riuik Wivlsh. "the man of many faees." kept the mullcncc hiitghliiK'. lite Viimler Kours gnvc n K'nnl act; Arthur Jm-ksou. with llliislrnlcd soiiirs. plrasvil : I'olliui anil Da now gave a gisul coiiicdy sketch, and lite moving piclurcs were goud. I 'a ilia nt Tiu.ATiii: 1 Frank KAI)0.— l'ueblo, S. 11-15; H; Turner, scry. (.'KNTIIAI. CANADA.— Ottawa, Oat., S. 8- 16 : K. MeMahon. secy. DKLAWABI''. — llrundywltte Springs, near Wlltnliiglon, A. 30-U I; Frederick Brady, ner. HKOUCIA.— Atlanta, 0. 0-21; Martin V. Cnlvln. secy. IOWA.— lies Moines, A. 23-8. 1 ; 3. C. Simpson, secy. ILLINOIS.— Springfield, S. 30-0. 7; Chas. It. Downing, sroy. INIirANA.— IndlBDaiiolls, 8. 11-15; Chni. Dowllllg. secy. KANSAS.— Topcka, 8. 1 1-lti; C. II. Sainp- Eiin. seer. KANSAS. — lliilcbluson, S. LS-2;t; A. L. Sininsler. secy. KKNTIJCKY.— Owcusborn, S. IS j:j ; M. IV. Nonl. secy. MAIN'K.— LcwistoD, S. IMS ; J. L. Lowell, secy. MIC! I H JAN.- Detroit, S. 11-10; 1. II. Bllllei'lielil, secv. MICIIIOAN. WKST.— Grand Uaplds, S. 18- 22: S. C. WcImt. wwy. MINNKStiTA.— llaiullnc, 8. 4 0; M. \V. li.iinlall. sei-v. MISSOIiIti.— Scdnlla, A. 21-2fi; J. It. Itlp- |iey. secy. . MONTANA.— Helena, O. 2 0; John W. 1'nel". secy. NKW HAMl'SHIRK.— Concord, S. 12-13; Chas. I!. Ilovl, sis - *. NKUItASKA.— Lincoln, S. 1-3; Robt. W. l''arnas, secy. NKW .IKIiSKV (lnlcr-Slatc).— Trentou. S. 25-20 ; II. It. Margcrum, seey. NKW YORK.— Albany, S. 11-Hi; S. C. Shaver, secy. .NORTU CAROLINA.— ltttlelgh, O. 10-21; Joseph K. I'ogue, secy. NORTH DAKOTA.— Grand Forks, A. 20. K. "J : T>. V. Moore, secy. OHIO.— Coliinibtis, S. 4-8; \V. W. Miller, accy. ORKGON. — l-nrtlaud, June 1-b. J3; Henry li Ris-d. sih-v. I'KNXSYLVANIA.— Helblchem, S. 8 ; H. A. I i ronton, seer. SOUTH DAKOTA.— Huron. S. 11-15: Geo. 10. Meljailirim, secy. TKXAS. — ImllHM, S. 30 O. Smith, secv. WISCONSIN.— Milwaukee. S. 11 15 M True. secv. WISCDNSIN (Interstate).— La Crosse, S. «'5-;itl : C. S. Vnu Aukeu, secv. WISCONSIN 1 Norl hern ».— Chippewa Falls. A 28-S. 1 : Hubert B. Clark, secy. WKST VIBUINIA.— Wheeling, S. 11-15; George Hook. secy. wrSfONSIN.— Madison, S. 11-15: John M. 1 rue. secv. wvo.MiNt;.— ikwgks Hits, secy. H'>: Kidney John o. ::ti; m. n. Coi- Fair. 12-15; K. K. lleuderson. secv. ch.rt.. City, Floyd County Fair, 12-15: W F w.i ler, secy. Clinton, Clinton District Fair ni' 22 ; .1. II. Abrens, Lyons, la., aery. Cninmw Junction, ColumlHia Junction District tS Wl^i i , 8ta ?R'.- K « cy ', Preston. CtSbm District Fair, 12-15: Carl D. Daveni'u secy. Corning, Adams County Fair \ ■•»! 31: J. M. I)e Varc, secy. De Will.' cij.ri. Cottuty Fair. S. 12-1,-.; Phil Btilterff secy. Decorah. Winneshiek Count v Fair - •; II. C Coffcn. aecy. Donneilsonl l« gMMyJ^bk A. 22s24 ; Chrla Ileltner w» MM Kldon Big Four Dlgtrlct Fair, s r,l. K kWS setj j •J lu <" - «. »»rdin Conntf Fair, 5 7: Harry S. Mart h. aecy. Fik»H»; Elkader Fair and Track A ■ 7! A ■•'■": 3. A. Kramer, secy. Falrlleld, Jeffe.-a'n Connty Fair. 12-15; M. C. SfimTmS Falrfai, Prairie Valley Assn., 20 s, -^J' llcaton. secy. Fondn. Big Four niaii-i . Assn., A. 8*U ; II. BL -Harrison, se v. K City. WInebago Coarjty Fnlr, a»j • 1™ f Peters, secy. GrlnneTl, PoWcshltk Ccn'trai Kair. at Grlnncll, 8. 6-7 ; I. S. Bailey sect Greenfield, Adair County Fair, H- 1 !' Cavlneas. secy. Grundy Centre, Unindv Cottnly Fair, 12-14: K. G. Knsmlnger w c V Gnthrfe Centre, Guthrie County Fair, iffi A. II. Grlssell, secy. Hampton. Franvi'n t'ounty Fair 12-15: J. W. cSmm'lng/, 8 " ," Harlan, Shelby County Fair, 12-15- L 11 Plckard, .secy. Humboldt. Humboldt' Count. hair, 12-15; John Cunningham, secy. In dianola, Warren County F'alr, 12-15- ij» i»!bot. ■»<;y. Iowa City, Johnson County i.?.""- T*' 2 ? : J - •"• Maboney. secy. Lr Km. City, Jm Porte District Fair, 19.22: hi, Manwell, secy. Mason, Jlason District Fair' 6-8; C. B. Kaskey, secy. Manchester. Dele! ware County Fair. 3*8 : John Pentonv. serr Marengo, Iowa County Fair, A. 22-'M ■ (•' J'. Clements, secy. Mnijuoketa. Wllila-nv burg District Fait S. 5-s ; 11. D. l-;i y secv Marlon, Interstate Assn.. A. 21-25- fk Parsons, secy. Malvern, Mills County i'air' S. 5-1 ; I. J. Swnln, sei*y. Mnlcolm, I'oirc- shlek Central, nt Malcolm. A. 22-24; Ja™, Nowak. secy. Mlllpii. Milloti IHstrlrt Fair :V r 1 '.'* , '' Missouri Valley. Ilanfsn totinty bnlr. O. 2-5; AV. II. Wilhrow. serr. Moiiilir-llu, Jones I'uiint.v Fair. A. 2S-S ]■ E , K °**h '"Si M t- Av r. Klnggold Cottnly J air. 10-22; Thos. Campbell, secy. Ml Pleasant. Henry County Fair. A. 15-18* C M. Clark, secy. Nashua. Ilig Four IHs- trlrt Fnlr. S. 5-S: J. A. Yager, secy x,. Ilouiil, Clnyton Cottnly Fnlr. 5-S; 11 liJ,,. sen Jr.. tiarnnvlllo, In., see v. N'ewlon Jas- per County Fnlr. 12-13: C. W. Campbell, sf-ry. New Sharon. New Sliamu Dlgtrln Fair. 12-14: S. K. Mollltl. seey. Nevada Story County Fair (not act) : T. V. Worslry jery. Norlliwuod, Worth County Fair, II- Kl: K. II. Miller, seey. Ogrien, Boone Cnttnly fair, 6-8: C. B. Clark, secy. Orange Cllr, blour County Fair. 20-22; II. SllkervMT, secy. Osage. Mitchell Connty Fair. 12-14: i\- ..■ U. Hoblc. secy. Ottuuiwa. Oltuunra District m\r. 22-25: L. A. Meeker, sect. Pella, Ijike Prairie District Fnlr. ().. 3-6: 1 1 ha*. 1-ortcr, sci-y. Ited Oak. Monlgomcrr County l'-nlr, A. 21-26: V. S. Srbadrf, *err. Rock Valley. Rock District Fair, S. 5f: Iieiinls Kcaiilnn, secy. Sac Clly, Sac County Fair, A. 15-18; S. M. Inc.wis, seey. Shen- niuloali. Shennndotili Fnlr Assn.. 14 18; Isaac While, aecy. Strawberry l-olnt. Straw- berry Point District Fair, 20-S. 1 ; O. I'. lilndwln, secy. Sutherland, O'Brien County [■air, B. c. Jordan, secy. Tipton. Tipton gift Assn.. A. 20-S. 1; L. J. Ituwell, secv. Toledo, Tama Connly Fair, 20-20: A. 0. Kiullli, secy. Vinton, Benton County Fair. J •"-!•>: Arad 'I'umpHon, secy. Victor, Vlrtnr lllslrbl Fair. A.' 15-17; 3. V. Bowling, sm-y MaK'llo, laitilsa County Fair (not seti. West Liberty. I'nlon District Fair. 22-25; W, II Shlpmnii, secy. West t'nlon. Farclle t'ounlr Fair, S. 5-S; 11. P. Hancock, secv. Wb»t theer. What Cheer Dlstrirl Fair, 1114: I'fo. A. 1'ofl, secy. Wlnterset. Madlsoo founty Fnlr. T. J. Ilndsou. secy. TO llamsburg, Williamsburg District Fair. 12- 14: Chas. Fletcher, secy. Wlnheld. Eaatsra Iowa District Fair, A. 21-24: W. D. Cormo. secy. ILLINOIS.— Avon. Fulton County Fair, S. 12-15: Julian Ciirchlll, secv.; Atlanta, I* gnn Comity Fair, 5-S; W, II. Stroud, set?. Aledo, Mercer County Fair, 1P-22. W. 1>. hnierson. secy. ; Belvldere, Boone Cottnly Fair, 5-8, Myron D. Perkins, seey. : Bash- ro.i, .ee, aiy run ti. renins, secy-: nusn- CONNI-XrncrT.— Brsuford, BrnnJurtl Fair ? r "' McDottongh 0Mb Fair, A.' 8-11. J* II- K -4-K-. J. |'. Calluhati sei-y. Berlin, Berlin i oI .""son. seey.; Chiirieston, Coles Connly l-'alr. 2U-22: W. W. Ohrlstlau secy. Brook- ffHU** -• v * K * *•»"•. "«*•! Hlnton, IVC. AVISI IINSIN. Meil-y. Jnki II * Via 11 1 1 iMH'ala-. J. 'IV 'Nll-siui, Mnns.c '(Ms A Itlley Nan n ,v t'.i.. Tmii Vem-i.llo. J. II. Nei.-e. Ilnrry Nankeviib*. II Vecel A Nolan Van listen llnln A'inioiii. Victor Vantnnt. V. A. Van Im«msi. H. \Hltiiar*. The \ niivlin. c. K. WiiMe. J. it-.- Wlllhnns. ii. I.. Whei-lwks. . Whedln; Milivniil.ee — Thete Is very lilllc dolug In the Hue of niuiisoniciils. Tbe Hruivn- Baker Slm*k Co.. nt Ihe Davidson Theatre. Ik enjoy Ilig it inuntipoly. and ill the stuue lime eslnlillshliig 11 strong fidlowlng. "The Ciiimly l.'air" was nn Piijnynlde perfnnu- nnce week of June ••.«. Hllev Chumln'rlilig us Aunt Ahliy. was ihe chief fnvnrlle. Hurry tila/Jer. Alln-rl Brown. J. F. Klrke, Li-e Itaker. Kdltli Kvelvn ami (inu-e Mite Lam- kln wen* well rri-clvi'd. as usual. Inn I'aity Allison, as Taggs scnri'il one i.f the Idg hits of her enreer. ■ "Tlie l-.nslgu" Is down Tor wis*k of July ", 11 ml "Steps In Ilia Dark" week of 10. t'KV.sr.n.. — Manager F. B. Wilder nlfers fur week of :i : Mr. iirni Mrs. ,ln.-k Kills, Wood Cook. Chnrley Hanks, Ihe Three Bur- Hum, and Bnnike K. Ilryni. Cut \n.- -lllll week of :; : llngau Slslrrs, (ior.hiii Kldrlil. Bnluiiclng Stevens. Ferguson uml Dupree, nud Kolliti 11 ml Wilsun. Nutls.— llarnum iV; Bailey's Show Mmidar. •Inly 3 Wonderland Is pnivlng 11 big winner. Ihousauils itlictidlng ilallv Chlmgn's While Clly Is Itelng hru'vllv hilled In Milwaukee The lli-own-Bn'ker Co. lias rngngiil Geurge Foster Plait lo present Ills latest dramatic writing, "Steps In Hie Dark." week of July 10 Tim new nu-tii- l**rs of Ihe Tliiinhotisrr Co. are beginning lo arrive. Tlie season will open at ihe Academy Ju'v III. when "laird mid Lady Algv" will be twit on Ilerr Granada. Almn 'Fedora ami Itnjith. the elephant wire walker, arc featured at Wonderland Jnlv Jl-n. . Yerrlng- New lluven County l.n Crosse. — At the Bijou Theatre (W. F. Gallagher, manager 1 week of June 2tl : Tin* llcriislelns. song nud dance iierfnrinrr* : ... -II,,..... 1 1....II...... ■ sn-^_ A. V. II. Kefcnan A Fn*u.-b Wi+li. Iln V..I.-UI. Frist Wilson. II. U 'Nlrk.-rs...i. WAV. \\ Ml.. 1.1 T> *ii Vaan-yih. 11. Wllll-inis. I— Nels.ni. J. W. Wlls.ni. It. 1 1. Maeey. .Iose|Hi ! Willis \ l.-»ls N'orli.n A . Wellael lltnlolh l!u ell Mill. 1 in 1 on • i'leMll.'. : i.:.i:..Vli. Ui.. .1 a •• . r**uri-rr, i*. -iV,i**iw S-..-. . rr.ikk imii.iI.I.v cli.ulM Wi l.nu-1,1 Frji.i. Harrison, G. P. 0^u^^. The Wlklers, K. I', liMwill I'nnlter, as "Happy Hooligan. DiH-kmuii, "Tbe Girl iiiiil I lie I'hnlr:" Galliigher. In luonidogtir : .1. It. Kerr, luslrntrd s.iiigs, nud moving |di lures. i**rr* itli-il by M. It. limlsey. pnived mi ,\ I show. mnl phtyiil In giinil l.nslni-ss. Tip. |o,u,i- nlll retunlii i>\Ku during the Sittiuuer as lutsltics.-. Is goinl. B.MIMM A- llAII.I V'S I'lKIIS I .lull IV, ♦•»-♦ r: i,T.i.:-'ii: Ttroiits. ii-niiir.tr t-.iu.iu ..,- a Hoi Old Time ' Co. will close Jnlv 5 after thirly five weeks with that nltrnciiuu. _ Marie W. F. In II billed fur an, secy. Brook lyn. Wiutlbaui County Fair. 12-14 ; J. II. Stet- son. Kecy. Cheater. Chester Fair, S. - alc.tr W. Uwls, seey. Colchester, Colches'. rr <.raugi. Fair. 10 ; M. B. Aliell, secy. Col- llusvlllc. l-arinlugtuii Vnllev p'nlr. 0. 7 ; E A.^IIiiitgh. sis*y. Uuubttry. -'thtuburv Fair. O -i : G. M Ittiutr.e, secy. Kast Gn.nliy, Fast fitattiy Fair. O. --: W. II. Gayf secy, ■r.nttil.y. i,.-ii„i,y |*,,|,.. a. "7, . J8 . Theod ori! ,;. I-.ISI* s-ey. Grecnllelil lllll, Greenfield Couti- trv llul, Fair 13.15. Mrs. II. n. Adams, secy, t.iilirord. Guilford Fair. 27: Hubert Li ' '•,.. st0 ,'- *?'*■ """vlnton. Harwluton I'ltli*. II . .!; Lewis o. Cnlllii. secy. Huntlng- lou. liiloit Fair. S 21, 22; Dr. Thus. F. Martin. s-e,*y .Niiiigninrk. Helicon Vallev fair. I ; In L. Lloyd, secy. Norwich. New l.omliiii Cnutilv Fair. 12-14: T W dm. sei*y. New llnveiu " Cillj' , N - J -»: Thomas Pltilt, seey. New Mllrord. New Mllford Fair. 8. 12-15; J H !•}'""^ r( "™ , • •«». Newtown. Newtown Fair! -tl-.'S: C H. McCarthy, Nrcy, Orungc. Orange Fair. 4-fi : A. D. Clark, secv. V,,\. nntn. I*i.| ins isi Park Fair. 2-5: K. M Arnold secy. Bockville, lloikvllli! Fnlr. 20-28: Ao- tlrew Kingsbury, pros. Sltnsliiirv. Slmshurv Fair. II. _; (j,.„, c. Kun. secy. SlnfTord Sprngs SHtfi-ord Springs I'alr, :;-5 ; C rteekwlth. seey. Soiuers, Union Fnlr, 8 Henry *■ Flrlrher. seey. StiRlrltl Pair. S. _; A. F. Warner. Woodslork, Wnndslnek Fair, llp.tlv, seey. Waterbnry. Waterhury D'rlvlng Co. Fair. S. — : X. \v. Healer, secv. Willi mantle, the llnrseslme Park Fair R. s.ndd. secy. Wetbersllehl Fair. 20 28: C. C. Harris. INoicott Fnlr. O. — -: B GKOBGIA.— Athens Itbodes. seev. Calhonn. Cnlhuun Fair *>4 .'0. D.ilton. Daltoo Fair. 10-21 ; Frank Her nolds. uecy. ,„ I , C - W '4. - r AI ¥ ona * K° ss iith County Fair, 8. t.-lo: ". II. ttadswurth. secy. Allison. But- ler County Fnlr. A. 23-25: B. L. Rogers, seey. Altn. Henna Vista Countv Fair, 22. .'.1: C K. Cntnemn, sis-y. Anainnsn ,'Ana- mosn ihslrbl Knlr. 14-IS; J. C. |.u|| see" Ailnuile t'nss I'oiuiiv Fair. 2.1 2S ■ r s Brown, seey. Aitduhnn. Aiidithon ' Cimnl'y it r. S. ...fi: C. K. Ilrenltniiu. seey. Avmii. loliiiwatlnuile Ciiimly Fair, tttig* ■ Win Ihels, seey. Bedford. Taylor Count v Fair' 1--I-: C. C. Onwllii, secy. Blmimiielil'. Davis oiinly Fair ,12-15: J. C. Ilrouliartl, Kficv* Biirliiieli.u, F.nrllii.oi.in liHtrlet Miir * ii. U ; C. j. i..v.iej-. ta-cy 11,111. iiaitai vonnrT tsn, a. 5-7: jafce Bohnbarfe, «:ecT Sn.* 1 Ity, Sac Conniy Fair. 15-18, s" M Lewis, secy. Cvuttal Clly, Wapkie County Fnlr. 20-S. 2. V. K. Curd, secy.; Clinton. De Wilt County Fair, A. 1-4, C. M. Hart yook, secy. : Cnmartfu, Douglas County Fair. 8. 3-8, Geo. A. Haines, secv.; Catrollton. Greene Cottuty Fair, O. 17-20. 8. A. Simp- son, secy. : Carllnrllle, Macoupin County Fair. lO-l.'i, Geo. 3. Castle, ff>r. U Durkwnrt'!. «»y.: Mt. Carroll. Carroll County Kalr*„, s 12-15, Cnl M. Freexcn. seev.; Blarllnsrillr. • Mark Comity Ftilr, 12-10: Murphy!"""* Jackson Countv Fair. 5-8. .(. J. Fenny, ttrf- Motith-ello. Phil I _ Counly Fair, 'V.„' _,: " eo." f." ''• Fuller, "scry."™ Marion,'' Williamson' Const! Fair, 12-15; Newton. - ■ N'. Xabb. l'utnaui" , Coiuit7''F»lr'''2iJ-2li : >i urr '.' son. Whiteside County Fair. 5-8. 1 Marion, lasper County ran. Ji-i». J. c. vunderboor, secy.: Olncy. H' rn ; land County Fair, 12-15. D. P. Sloore. spry* Princeton Itilramt r'Aimlv P«lr ri.S. ChSS. '*• Princeton, Bureau County Fair, 5-8, Chat*. Trimble, secy.; Paris, Kdgar Counly Pf* 6-8. S. B. McCord. secv.; PlnckneylH'* Terry County Fair. 10 22,'Jamcs 11. Trur»r. secy.: Itohlnson. Crawford Counly Fair. -jV 2H: Sandwich, Uc Kalli County Fnlr. F- '•"• C. L. Sllnson, secy.: Shawneclown. Gall»n» County Fair. A. 22-20, Marsh Wischraf'* wry. : Saybrookr. McLean Counly l"" lr *.,-| X* I. Frank Winiilev. seiy. : Shelhyvllb-. ><'•'. by Ciiimly Fair. 3-0, He*. A. Huberts. v '" r - 1 • Slerllng. Mineral Springs Fair. A. '-'• , s ' W. K. Kllgtiur. seey.; Wiitseka. Iron"" 1 . Counly Fair, 11-10, L. F. WbIsoii. J*" Viirn-n, Jo Dnrli-s Cmim v Fair. I" ""- "' C Ciliin. i-e.v : Wenr.ni' Mai- hall •■■""'' iair. 13-15. I.ttlc Thierry, secy.. u".-*-"t'-J Mellenry Countv Fnlr, A. 2R-S I. ••*' f Hum, seiy. ; Wyoming. Stark Count; t*"> JULY 8. THE NEW YORE CLIPPER. 509 1" J ca L TP5 C% TKT T» "^7" ARMSTRONG'S AMUSEMENT EXCHANGE IM 3UITt KINO !0*, SOHILLKR BUILDING, OHIOAOO, IL-U. Ai.o r.pre.entlng DOlili»tON VHUtU, U [InlM. hl«n el, hand, a good •nppl>-oTJ'ON % GIRLS, MEOK \| GIRLS, sBUW OIH l.s. < IIOHI is BKN, TENOBS, BAK1TONKS and BAssON •THK S1AJD AND TUG MVMHY, !»■< Vaudeville, uptn 'THE MAYOR OK THE ■VESUKHfUOT, fh< IONS. TOKIO, I'llF. LA.VU OK NOD," "SHOW OIRL," "THE I8LE OK ttPICE," "ROYAL CHCF, THE BllK.UNASTKH, •FOBBIDDKN LAND, 71 • nU ntttil Qilier .Isnttard orgsiiliu tlom. Always «n WANTEI ■ Open Time f< year round; OLYMPIC THEATRE, Mouth Hend, Ind., high clats Vaudeville, apsiM September 4, 180(1 NOBS, BARITONES and BASlO*. r H4adlln« Vaudevlll. Act.. Addraaa HAMMV J IQ. A 20 8 1, Geo. R. MacClyment. secy. : York- vl'lle, Kendall County Fair, 8, C S. Wll- LNDIANA. — Anderson Association Fair, A *2(I-S. 1, W. H. Heritage, secy. ; Augolo, \'d«oIo District Folr, 1013, O. Goodale. mct : Boouvllle Fair, A., 28-S. 2. J. F. Rich- ardson, secy.; Boawell Fair. S. 3-8, Matt Cooper secy. : Bourbon, Bourbon Association Fair 6 10-13, B. W. Parks, secy.; Bremen Fair' 3-0. H. H. Miller, secy.: Chrlsney, snen'cer County Fair. A. 14-19, J. P. Chrls- ney seey- : Crown Point Fair, A. 29-3. I, Fred Wheeler, secy. ; Corydou Fair, A. 28-S. •1 F. R, Wright, secy. ; Crawfordsvllle Fair 4-7. R- C. Walkup, secy. ; Cicero Fair, 4-8 ' J. M. Achenbaeb. secy. ; Connersvllle Fair, 6-8, Bass Sparks, secy. : Covington Fair 11-16, N. C. Harlow, secy.; Columbus Fair' 12-16, Ed. Redman, secy. ; Decatur, Northern Indiana Agricultural Fair. A. 29-S. 1 C. D. Kunkle, secy. ; Edlnburg Trotting Ass'n 23-25, I. C. Tbouipsou, secy. : Elwood Airjuc'latlou Fair, 22 25. F. E. Dehorlty. secy ' Evansvllle Fair, S. 11-16, R. L. Akin, aecy ■ Flora Fair, A. 9-11. E. J. Todd, secy. ; Falrmount Association Fair, A. 7-12, J. Wil- son, aecy. ; Frankfort Association Fair, 22- "5 Cbos. E. Petty, secy. ; Franklin Associa- tion Fair, 29-S. 2, W. S. Young, secy, ; Fort Wayne, Fort Wayne Association Fair, 19- 23 W. F. Myers, secy. ; Greensburg Fair, A. 15-18, J. K. Caskey, secy. ; Hagerstown, Wayne County Association Fair, Jy. 25-28, C C. Pierce, secy. : Huntington Fair, S. 11- 16 E. W. I'lckbardt, secy. ; Kokomo Associa- tion Fair, Jy. 25-28, If. H. Leach, secy. ; Kendallville. Eastern Indiana Association Fair, 9. 25-29, J. S. Coulogue. secy. : King- man Fair, ati-29, A. H. I.indley. secy. ; Lo- gansport Association Fair, A. 1-4, J. T. Tom- llnsou. secy. : Lawreneeburg Association Fair, 8-12, H. L. Nowlln, secy. ; Lebanon Associa- tion Fair.. 15-18, Itlley liauser, secy. ; Lafa- yette Association Fair, 28-S. 2, II. II. Miller, aecy.; Liberty Fair. 5-8, Milton Maxwell, secy.; IJI I'orte Association Fair, 12-15. J. E. Boawell, secy. ; Montpeller Fair and Driv- ing Park. Jy. 11-15, C. L. Smith, secy.; Marlon Association Fair, 18-21. h. F. Heeve, secy. ; Mlddletown Fair, A. 1-4, F. A. Wise- hart, secy. ; lit. Vernon Fair. 14-19, J. M. Harlem, secy.; Mnucle Association Fair, 15- 18, M. S. CInvpool, secy. ; New Castle Asso- ciation Fair, 811. W. U Risk, secy.: New Albany Fair, 22-25, II. W. Faweett, secy. ; New Harniouy. Posey County Agricultural So- ciety Fair. 22-25. (lco. ('. Taylor, secy.; New- ton Association Fair, 24-25, Chan. ('. Palm, aery.: North Manchester Fair and Racing As- sociation, O. ;i-7, Chas. Wright, secy. ; Os- good Association Fair, A. 1-4. R. A. Crelg- mlle. secy.: Oakland City Fair. 21-26. J. M. Vouderverr, secy.; Portland Association Fair. S. 4-8, James F. Graves, secy. ; Prince- ton, Gibson < 'uunty Fair. 4-9, J. R. McGin- nis, secy.; Rockport Association Fair, A. 22- 26. James A. Puyne, secy. ; Rush vllle, Rush County Fnlr, 29-.S. 1, W. L. King, secy. ; Rochester Association Fair, ti-9, F. Hllluli, sery. ; Snleiu Fair, 5-8, W. C. Snyder, secy. : Shelltyvllle Association Fair. 5-9. Walter El- liott, secy. : Terre Haute, Vigo County Fair, A. 28-M. 2, Charles K. biiiiiii. secy. ; Vin- cennes Association Fair, 18-22, James II. House, secy. MASSACHUSETTS.— Amesbury, Amesbury and Sallsbary Fair. 8. 12-14; Edward W. George, secy. Barnstable, Barnstable County Fair. A. 29-31: T. C. Day, secy. Uxbridge, Blackstone Valley Fair, S. 22-23: Dr. M. II. Sbarpc, secy. 'J'auutou, Bristol Couuty Fair, 20-2H ; Janies P. Dunn, secy. Cliarlcmont, DeerUeld Valley Fair, 14-15; S. W. Hawkts, secy. Palmer, Eastern Hnmpden Fair, O. 6- 7. ; L. K. Chandler, seey. Penbody, Essex Fair, S. 19-21 ; J. If. Duufortb, secy. Green- Held, Franklin County Fair, 20-21 ; Henry J. Field, secy. Auiuerst, Hnmpshlre Fair, 19- 20; S. J. Keed. secy. Northampton,^ Sill Hampshire, Franklin and Hnnipdeu Fair. O. f. r.-7 Lnlty. O. 3-4: C. T.- Reynolds, secy. West Washington Fair. Cherrytleld. S. 19-21 : K. F. Alien, secy. Siuiplelgh and Acton, O. .1- I : Fred K. Hodwelf, secy. Osslpee Valley Unlou, Corulsh. A. 29-31 : J. C. Ayer. secy. Madison. Somerset County Fair, S. 29. 30: J. F. Wltbee. secy. Washington Countv Agricultural Folr. Pembroke. 13, 14: V. May Rich, secy. Lake View Park Association, East Mam A. 22. 23 : A. L. .Bracket!, secy. MINNESOTA. — Blue Earth Fair. Lake Crystal, 8. 13-15 ; G. B. Fllman. secy. Chi- sago County Fair. Rush City. 20-22: Tbos. W. Malcolm, secy. Carlton Couutv Fair, Barnaul, 12-14 : Tbomas Spencer, secy. Car- ver County Fair, Carver. 29-30 ; Geo. Knob- lauch, secy. Chippewa Countv Fair, Monte- video. 27-29; Bert E. Beard, secy. Dassel Fair. Dassel, O. 20-21 : Oscar E. Lluoulst. secy. Dakota County Fair. Fnrmlngton, S. 20-22; W. 11. Brownell, sec v. Faribault County Fnlr, Blue Earth, 14-10: Frank E. Ellickson. secy. Jtckson County Fair. Jack- son, 14-16 ; John Burnham, secv. Kittson County Fair. Jy. 3-4: Elmer C. Yetler, secy. Lac qui Parle Comity Fair. 20-22 ; James J. Little, secy. Le Sueur, l,e Sueur County Fair. S. 18-20;- E. ■ F. Barrett, secy. Martin County Fair, Fairmont, 21-23; Edw. F. Wade. secy. Nlenllet- County Fair, 8t. Peter, J 4-16; E. E. Miller, secy. Red Lake County Fair. Thief River Falls, A. fi- ll ; L, M. Iloag. secy. Renville County Fair, Bird Island. S. 13-15; Joseph Haggett, secy. St. Vincent Fair, St. Vincent, O. 45 : Nor- man .II. l'oe. secy. Sibley County Fair, Ar- tlngtou. 8. 12-14: F. F. Mansfield, secy. -Will- mar Street Fnlr, Willmar, 13-16: Wm. T. Mnrkhns. secy. MISSOURI.— Gentry County Fair. Albany, A. 29-S. 1 ; S. W. Clarke, secy. Cooper County Fnlr, Bunceton. A. 30-S. 1 : W. If. Kerns, secy. Jasper County Fair, Carthage, 6-8: Miss Emma Knell, secv. Cape Girardeau County Fair, Cnpe Girardeau. O. 10-15: E. H. Fugleman, secy. Moniteau Countv Fair. Cali- fornia, S. 5-8: II. B. Hardy, secy. Iloone County Fair, Columbia. Jy. 25-28 : K. E. Hat- ton, secy. Livingston County Fair, Chilli- cothe, S. 12-15 ; S. D. Rohrer, secy. Craw- ford County Fair. Cuba. 26-29 ; Tom L. Bax- ter, secy. Cass County Fair, Hnrrlsnnvllle, A. 8-11: Duncan Russell, secy. Lufayette County Fair. Hlgglusvllle, 1-4: C. A. Keith, secy. Johnson County Fair. Holden. 15-18; E. K. Steele, secy. Jasper Couuty Fnlr. Jop- llu, Jy. 4-7: It. M. Robinson, M, Jackson County Fnlr, Lees Summit, S. 5-8 ; II. M. Lumpkin, secy. Vernon County Fair, Nevada, Jy. 18-21 : W. K. (Mark. secy. Scolt County Fair. Ornn, O. 4-7: It. J. Wright, secy. Mar- Ion County Fnlr. Palmyra. S. 13-1*5 : G. B. Thompson, secy. Mouroe County Fair, Paris, 6-8: J.-R. Phillips, secy. Platte County Fair, Platte City. A. 23-25: Will Formaa. secy. Bates County Fnlr. Rich Hill. Jy. 11-14: IV. F. Tygard Jr., secy. Green County Fair, Sprlugllcld. S. 12-15: W. T. Blghee. secy. Pettis County Fair, Sednlla. A. 21-26: J. ft. Ripley, secy. Grundy County Fair,. Trenton, 8. 5-K; Hugh O. Smith, secy. Johnson County Fair, Wurrensbnrg. 29-U. 3; S. Y. Sanders, secy. Franklin County Fair. Washington, 8. 7-H : Joseph F. Kuhmaun, secy. NEW YORK.— Albany County Fair. Alta- mout, A. 22-25: Arthur 'A. ■lloolliliy. secy. Al- legany County Fair. Angelica. S. 5-7 : E. I. Weuver, secy. American Institute Fair. X. Y. City, S. 27-28, 0. 1, N. 1; Henry Walsh, ■ecy. Boouvllle Fair, Boouvllle, S. 5-8; Henry J. Vollmar. secy. Cubu Fair and Rac- ing Asso.. Cuba, 12-15: Geo. II. Swift, secy. Wellsvllle Fair. Wellsvllle, A. 22-25: F. V. Rice, secv. Broome Couuty Fair, Whitney's Point, 29-S. 1 : Fred E. Allen, secy. King- hamton Fair, Blngbamlon, 26-29 : Henry -S. Martin, sery. Catturaugus County Fair, Lit- tle Valley, 5-8 ; J. II. Wilson, secy. Fraukllu- ville Fair, Frauklluvllle, A. 29-S. 1 ; W. N. secy. Cyaugn County Fair. Moravia, Willis K. Klllmrne. secy. Chautauqua, 4-0; "C. A. Montgomery, secy." Mlddlellcld,7/ County Fair, Duuklrk, 5-8: H. M. Clark, Highland Fair, S. 6-7; 3. T. Bryau, secy. y' secy. Chemung County Fair, Blinlru, 18-22; Cummlngtou, Hillside Fnlr, 20-27; C. F.| George McCunn, secy. Chenango County Burr, secv. Hlgbnni, Illghum Fair, 20-27 ; f Fair, Norwich. 5-8 : I.. D. Smith, secy. Af- Wm. II. Thomas, secy. North Adams, Iloosac ton Driving Park Fair, Afton. 26-29, I. W Fair. .Newark "1-23:' w. n. i myra Union Fair. 28-30; E. Westchester Comity Fair. 20 Valley Fnlr, 22-23 ; Joseph P. Reed, secy. Great Harrington, llnusa tonic Fair, 27-28; Fred J. Fuller, secy. Marshtlelil, Marshfleld Fair, A. 23-25 ; I. II. Hatch, secy. West TIs- bury, Martha Vineyard Fair, S. 19-20 ; F. A. Look, sery. Boston, Massachusetts Horti- cultural Fair, 14-17; Wni. P. Rich, secy. Lowell, Middlesex North Fair, 15-17: V. II. Appleton. secy. Framiugham, Middlesex isoutb Fair, 19-20: G. E. Harrington, secy. Nantucket. Nantucket Fair, A. 23-24 : J. F. Muruhey, secy. Oxford, Oxford Fnlr, S. 7- 8; J.E. Darling, secy. Brldgewater, Ply- mouth Couuty Fair, 13-14 ; J. Herbert I.eou- ard, secy. Spencer, Spencer Fair, 21-22 ; II. II. Capon, secy. Blauford, Union Fair, 13- 14 ; E. W. Boise, secy. South Weymouth, Weymouth Fair, 1-4 ; T. L. Tlrrell, secy. Worcester, Worcester Fair, 4-7 ; Miss M. M. Kick. secy. Clinton, Worcester East Fnlr, 13-15 ; Warren Uoodale, secy. Athol, Wor- cester Northwest Fnlr, 4-5 : Albert Ells- worth, secy. Slurbrldge, Worcester, South Fair, 1415 ; C. V. Corey, secy. Barre, Wor- cester County West Fair, 28-29 ; Matthew Walker, secy. MAINE. — Eastern Maine Fair, Bangor, A. 29-S. I : V.. L. Sterns, secv. Central .Mulne Fair. Watenrllle, 19-22: E. E. Smith, secy. Androscoggin County Fnlr, Llvcrmore Falls, A. 29-31; J. W. Maxwell, secy. North Aroo- stoek Fair, Presqtie Isle, S. 12-14 ; K. T. Me- Glnuglilln. secv. Madawnska Fair, Madn- waskn, 0. 21 ; tteml A. Dalgle, secy. Cum- berland County Fair, Oorhnin, 8. 4-7 ; C. II. Leigbtun, secy. Cumberland Farmers' Club Seely. secy. Riverside Fair, Greene, 12-1 ('. Winston, secy. Clinton County Fair, Plattsburg, 11-14 : W. T. Burleigh, secy. Co- lumbia County Fnlr, Chatham. A. 29-S. 1 : W. A. Dardesx, secy. Columbia Agricultural Fair, Hudson, 12-14; Noun II. Browning, secv. Cortlnnd County Fair, Cortland, A. 22- 25; W. J. Greeumun. secy. Catsklll Moun- tain Fair, Margureivllle, 29-S. 1 : Thomas Winter, secy. Delaware County Fair. Delhi, 29-S. 1 : F. W. Youmans, secy. Delaware Val- ley Fair. Walton. 5-8: P. S. McNee, secy. Deposit Fair, Deposit. A. 22-25; Delos Axteil, secy. Dutchess County Fair, Pomthkeepsle, S. 26-29 ; J. M. Booth, secy. Erie County Fair. Hamburg. 12-15: 3. ('. Newton, secy. Essex County Fair. 5-8 : C. E. Steveus. secy. Franklin County Fair, Malone. 19-22 ; Walter J. Mallon. secy. Fulton Couuty Fair, Johns- town, 4-7 : Elmer J. Horn. secy. Genesee Countv Fair, Bntovin, 18-22 ; Albert B. Brown, secy. Greene County Fair, Cairo, A. 22-24 ; Frank D. Cole. sery. Herkimer County Fair. Herkimer. 28-31; I. P. Rnsuurh. secy. Jefferson County Fair. S. 5-8: W. H. Skeels, secy. Cane Vincent Fair, Cupe Vincent, 12- 15; Frank Dezengrcmel, secy. Lewis County Fair, I>owvllle. A. 29-S. 1 ; \V. S. Wlndecker, secy. Hemlock Lake Fair, Hemlock, O. 4-6 : Frank A. Thurston, secy. Madison County Fulr, Brooklleld, 8. 25-28: N. A. Crumb, secy. Monroe County Fair, Brockport, 27- 30; Fred II. Shufer, secy. Montgomery County Fair. Fonda. A. 28-31 ; J. II. Martin, secy. Niagara County Fair, Lockport, 28- S 2 : It. N. Roberts, secy. Ouelda County Fair. \V. Cumberland, 26-27 ; A. M. Crocker, Fair, Rome. 4-8 : J. II. Cuslimau. secy. Onon secy. Brldgeloii Farmers' Club Fair, Bridge- dags County Fnlr, Pliamlx, 10-22: C. K. VII tun. 12-14 ; W. E. Crosby, secy. ' New Glou center and Danville Fair, Upper Gloucester, 26-28 ; J. P. Wltbnm, secy. North Franklin, Phillips, 5-7: M. S. Keliey, secy. Osslpee Val- ley Uulon, Corulsh. A. 29-31; J. C. Ayer, secy. Orriiigton Agricultural Society, Orr- ngtou. S. r.-7 ; N. A. Nlckersen, secy. Sbap- li'lgh and Acton Fair, Actou, 0. 3-5; Fred K. Boawell. secy. Franklin County Fnlr, Farm- lugloii, S. 12-14; It. S. Sampson, secy. Han- cock County Fair. Bluehlll, 19-21 : II. V.Whit- 'uuib, secy. Kcunebec County Fair, Rend- Held. 2tl-2« : L. o. Tebbetts, secy. South Ken- iiebe<- Fair. South Windsor, 5-7; Arthur N. DiiiiKln.xs, secy. North Knox Fnlr. Union, 26- 28: tico. U Hawes, secy. Camden Trotting Park Fair, Camden, A. 22-24: R. It. Bean, "ecy. Lincoln tJounty Fair, Dnmarlscotta, O. J;u: II. A. Wondbrldge, secy. Oxfortl County i-olr. South Pnrls, S. 19-21 : W. O. Froth- lughnm, sery. Androscoggin Valley Fair, : II. II. Cowan, sery. i HI, son County Fair, Trenton, O. 1 1 14 ; Chas. L. Wade, secy. Oltloii Counly Fair, Uulon t.'lty v ' 8. 26.10 ; J. W. Wooley. secy. VERMONT.— Orleans Couuty hair. Barton, 8. 12-16; ('. 10. Ilninlilet, secy. Valley Fnlr, Rraltleboro. 27-28: D. E. Tusker, secy. Fraukllu Couuty Fair, East Fairfield, 5-7 ; K. A. .St. ii leant secy. Fair Haven Town Fair, Fair Haven. 12-16: II. K. Hbcldol). seey, llul- teuklll Valley Fair, Manchester t'eulrr, 12- 14 : D. 11. Dyer, trees. Lauivllle Vulley Fair, Morrlsville. A. 211-31 ; O: M. Wntennuii. sery. Hiilland County Fair, Rutland, 8. 12-14; Walter A. Clark, sery. Windsor County Fair, Woodstock. 20-28; c. J. Paul, secy. Addi- son County Fair, Mlddlehnry, 5-8 ; Fred L. Iluuilltitn, secy. Orange County Fair, Brad- ford, A. 29-31 ; M. A. Jenkins, secy. Spring- Held Agricultural Suclely, SprlugUeld, 8. 12- 13; Fred C Davis, secy. VIRGINIA. — Cul|H*per Horse Show and Racing Fair, Culpeper, Jy. 4-5: J. F. Ulham, secy. Fredericksburg Horse Hhow and Fair, Fredericksburg, Jy. 12-13; S. J. Oiilnn, sery. Interstate Fair, Lynchburg, O. 3-0; Frank A. Lovelock, secy. Horse Show and Fnlr. Manassas, Jy. 26-27; J. Jenkyu lluvles, secy. Horse and Cult Fair, Leesburg, Ju. 7-H ; S. T. Illckmnn. secy. Norfolk Horse Show and Fair, A. 1-4; C. W. Smith, secy. Oruuge. Orange llorseinau's Fair, Jy. 25, 26; I.. 8. Itlcketls. sei-y. WhjtCONHIN.— Amherst, Porlago Counly Fair, S. 12-15; A. J. Smith, secy. Apple- ton Fair, A. 29-8. 1 ; Jos. Koffeud Jr., sery. Bamboo, Hunk Couuty Fair. S. 19-22 : S. A. I'eltuii, secy. Beaver Dum, Dislge County Fair, 25-29 ; C. W. Harvey, secy. Berlin, Green Lake County Fulr, A. 22-25: W. J. Clement, secy. Black River Falls, Jackson County Fair, 8. 19-22; K. L Oriusliy, secy. Hoscobel Fair, O. 4-6: I.. II. Ituka, secy. Cedarlairg, Ozaku County Fnlr, . K. 21-2S: Jacob Dietrich, sery. Chlltoa, Calumet County Fair, A. 31-8. 2; Gregory Dorscliel, secy. Chippewa Falls, Xorlhern Wisconsin Stale Fair. A. 28-S. 1 ; It. II. Clark, secy. Cumberland Fair, f,H: A. II. Larson, secy. Darlington, Lafuyrtte Counly Fair, A. 22-25 : Geo. Ward, secy. Dudfe- vllle. Iowa County Fair, H. 5-8 ; John I. Halm, secy. Elkhorn, Walworth Counly Fair, 19-22 ; II. C. N'orrls, secy. Elroy Fair, A. 29-S. 1 ; P. A. Cteary, sery. Erunsrllle Fair, 5-8 : W. W. Gillies, scry. Foud du Lac, Fond du Lac Fair, 5-8; J. W. Walson, secy. Galesvllle. Trempealeau County Pair, A. 20-31 : 8. C. French, secy. Gays Mills, Cenirul Fair, O. 10-1,1: K. G. Brlggs, secy. Illllsboro. IllllsUtrn Fair, S. 12-15; A. N. Jones, secy, ilorlonvllle, Outagamie County Fair, 21-2.1; A. I* Murphy, sery. Iron River, Iron River Fnlr, 5-7; Geo. W. Ripley, secy. Jefferson, Jefferson Counly Fnlr, 26-29 ; O. F. Iloessler, secy. Kllbourn, Kllbourn Folr, O. 2-5 ; Geo. II. Campbell, Hery. La Crusse, Interstate Fair, S. 25-30; C. K. Van Aukeu, is>cy. Ijincaster, Grant Couuty Fair, 5-8 ; Geo. A. Moore, secy. Ijike Crystal, Blue Earth County Fair, S. 1.115: G. II. Fll- man, secy. Lodl, IamU Unloh Fair, 12- 14; A. II, Hinds, secy. Madison, Dane, County Fnlr. 19-22: M. W. Terwllllger, secy. Maultowoc, Manitowoc County rtlr, 6-8 ; Chus. G. Hacker, sery. Marslleli], Marsllold Fnlr, 18-21 ; Geo. H. Welton, uwy. Menominee, Dunn t'ounty Fnlr, 10-22; Geo. Gnliawuy. sery. Mineral Point, Southwest- ern Wlscouslu Fair, A. 15-18: T. M. Priest- ly. secy. Monroe, Green County Fulr, 8. 13- 111; W. T. Snuceruiim. secv. New Luuilon, New London Fair. 26-29; Giles II. Putnam, sei-y. Oconto, Oconto i.'ouiily Fair, 5 » ; J. II. Chase, secy. Phillips, Pierce County Fair, 26-29: F. K. Randall, secy. Pltlle. vllle. Plattevllle Fair, A. 29-8. 1: C. II. Or Bible, secy. Plymouth. Sheboygan County Fulr. 4-7 ; Otto Uaffron. secy. Portage, Columbia Counly, Fnlr, 5-8 ; J. K. Junes secy. Ileedsburg, lleedsburg Fulr, 0-8: W. A. Hlolle secy. Richland Center. Richland County Fnlr. 20 29; W. F. J. Fogo, secy. Spring Green. Spring Green Fair, 20-22': E. M. Davis, secy. VIroqua. Vernon County Fair. .12-15: F. W. Alexander, secy. Wausnu, Wausau Fair, 0-8; L K. Wright, sery. Wautoma. Wausharu County Fslr, 27-29; F. F. Websuer. secy. West Bend, Washing- ton Connty Fair, 18-20; W. P. Hit, Mr* WARNING! All persons are cautioned igalnst in- cIoiiuk money witb letter* lo oa, UNLESS THE LETTERS ARE REGISTERED. We ate in receipt of compleioU from many who nave lust money by tending It through the mail, which demboitratM that that method ol tasking teuiittaDces IS NOT SAFE If Foetal Honey Order, Check or Draft is sent and is stolen from tbe mail, a dopHoate can be obtained nud there will be no lose of money, bat there will be a, losn ot time, which may be of ih.t iitojo'et iiuporbance. We will gUArsntue all persons ugaiust lots in sending us reuiitrauces IF THE I.ETTEK9 F>* WBICH THEY ARE SENT IKE PROPERLY REGISTERED. NEW YORK CLIPPER, ALBERT JT. BORIE, igmwamT BASE BALL. American League. AMKllll'AV 1.KAUI t PAHK. Willi VVa.lilni|iii» Jul > 4, 4, 0. National League. , . POLO UHOUNUR. Willi Uruokl) it, July 0, 7, H, With t'lilru K ii, July II, 111, 13, 14. RACING. BRIGHTON BEACH RACING ASSOCIATION, JULY 5 TO 29. ALL l'IIMi',1 ISLAM> Htll'TKK. Wcslllelil, Mnnpielle Coiiniy Fnlr, A. 29- H. 1 : W. I'. Fuller Jr., sery. Weyauweknu, Waupucu County Fair, 19 22; M. SI. Illll, wry. Walertown, Inter County Fulr, 19-22; Charles Miilln-rger. secy. WVOJIIML Lurninie Albany County Fair, S. I :t- 1 5 ; Joseph It. MrKce, aery. Cheyenne, Fruutler Day, 2-5 ; C>- It. Rlcbardsitn, secy. SUM MER 'PA RKS. AUIMTIONAL. For other parks nee Ci.ti'i'i:ns dated April ' May <\, I9U5. I'm 15 and AM MS, manager. ATLANTA, Ga.— Ponce de I#on Park. A, htaulev, mniinger. CANTON, O.— Park Theatre, L. II. Cool, I'u. — Avitiiilnle Park, Chas. Faguu, W. -Empire maiinge CASHtRIIMlE HPRI.NCX, Pa.- Thealre, Fred Lft Voiiiid. manager. CA.MDKN, K. J.— Wood Lyuue I'srk, 11. D. Le I'lilo. iimnuger. GREAT UAItlliNGTGN, Mass— Fouutain I'nrk, J. A. Itlnke, tnannger. JGIINHTOWN, I'n.— Lunn I'nrk, Ur. M. C. Kohler, seey. LVNCHIilJIEO. Vn.— Rlvermouut I'ark, W. A. Kianley, iilnangcr. .MII'lH.Kl'DW.N - , Conn.— Ijikevlew Park, J. A. Illake, manager. NEW KRITAI.N, Conn— White (Ink I'ark, W. J. I'llnimer. iiumagor. .MOW ORI.MANH. Lh.— West Kud Park, Thus. S. Wluston. mauager. PUTNAM. Conn— Wlldwuod Park, J. A. ntilke. insiiHgcr. RHANGKE, Vn.-i-Moiinlnln View Cas'no, Juke Wells, tnnnnger. HGllTIIIIRIIHih!, Mass.— Falrvlew I'nrk, J. A. Illake, malinger. SOUTH REAini, Htaten Island. N. Y., W. A. Stanley, manager. Hl'RINGFIFI.U, III.— Mildred I'ark, Edw. F. Settle utiil John M. Turner, niuimgers. WATIOItllUHY, t.'onn.— Lakewood Park, 'L. I'earsull, mauager. WIN8THH, Conn.— Highland Lake I'ark, C. Allills. inaiiager, WINNH'KG, Man— Elm I'ark, T. U. Mo^ rls, manager. ytlUNGSTOWN, 0.— Idora Park. 4»» . V AI.AOAMA, f ■■ Mfihlie. — At the Monroe Park Theatre IM. A. Mcljern.oit. umnager) the Olympla Musical Comedy Co. opened a season uf twelve weeks, June II), to rupnrlty business, whlrh conllniieil tliroiiKhoul the week. The upetilng bill was -flie Telephone Girl," which was put on for u three days' run. The last half of tliat week "Huld I'aslm" wuh given. the compauy, cusluniPM and scenery sre rt- chIIciiI. The tirlnclpnlM of the company arc: little Kendall. Liielle Devnl. Eva ilellh. Ed- ward Egglelon, Joseph Aleintider, Rols-rt I'llkln. Leu.J. ,Atbl> und Cnrl Hayiln, ami they are gaining In poitiilnrllv ilullv. «'«• pacliv business has- rilled ever since the oiM'nlng night, whlfU Is amplo uvldencu that a good company need never lack for patronage here. VVw-k of 211 opeued with "El Cupll in, " with lOdwnrd Eugellon in the title role. He was sjilendld, ami Is a great fa- vorite in Mobile. Tim bill for the latter half or the week was "uHvelic." July 2 will open with n production or "The Isle of Cham- pagne." The musical director of the com- pauy In William Reynolds, a well known mu- sician and riim|Ki«er. lie Is In charge or a ■rat class orchestra of eight selected mu- sicians. Notk. — President and ficneral Manager J. II. Wilson, of the Mobile Light anil Railroad Co.. of Monroe I'srk, accompanied by his wife and daughter, have returned from a elg weeks' visit to I'olorudo and oilier cities ot the far West. 4i » Lnrrm Mchlkt In winning gurreat at • member m "The Hcrlo t'ouile Uovcrntia " Co., which is having n run at the atTol Theatre, Atlantic City, N. J. 510 THE NEW- YORK CLIPPER. July 8. ALL OCR FILHfl COM* WITH USD TITLES, AND SHOW OVR TOADS BARK. FAT HE FILMS CLASS A. 12 Cents Per Foot. CHRISTIAN MARTYRS, A PLEASURE TRIP, - On account of "Dupes," made in Phil ao|jpj%a> our Films must show on their perforations the name, "PATHE FRERES, Paris, 1905." hew Hun* with m illustrations. H® ! PATHE CINEIUTOIiRAPH CO., 42 E. 23d Street, New Yerk. SELLING AGENTS, KLEINE OPTICAL CO. M Stat* Street, CHICAGO, ILL. MILES BROS., 115 Turk Street, ■AS FRANCISCO, CAL. '.*■ Sensational. *■ Very Comic. i iiwt niri OFFERS INVITED FOR NEXT SEASON. TWO BIG NOVELTIES "AS QUEEN OF THE EARTH, SHE REIGNS ALONE." ADELE PURVIS ONRI, THE SPHERICAL, SPECTACULAR DANCEB. Ably Astltltd By MISS FLORA ALLTHORPE, as "Ace of Spade*," and Company, AND AS AN KXTKA ATTRACTION XSUDA, UNIQUE, UNEXCELLED, UNEQUALLED NOVELTY EQUILIBRIST. SPECIAL FEATURE WITH HURTIG ft SEAMON'S EXTRAVAGANZA, SEASON 1904-5. NOW PLAYING FRANK MELVILLE CIRCUIT OF PARKS. Addrnt Cars of NEW YORK CLIPPER • ADELE PURVIS ONRI and COMPANY WANTED for ADAMS' COMEDIANS, HAND AND WOULD'* FAIR ORCHESTRA, DRAMATIC PKOPLK In nil line.-, A KKW WHO CAN IMHtllLK IN IIANll; MUSICAL TEAM that CAN VLAY PARTK, SPECIALTY TKAM IhalCAN IIOHIILK IN IIANll and plnv small parts, SISTER TEAM in piny parts. MUSICIAN'S— I iviuil a reliable man in furnish seven men lor Band and Orchestra WHO ARE RKiHT; also want Organized Ladles' Hand and Orchestra, Agent wlio loves Paste, Colored Walter ■who can do a (Inn Spinning Ai-I or Street work. Travel in Palate car now running to Portland K.xpnslilon. You will live a real life. Make vonr salary low. IT'S AIISOLUTKLV SPRK. Open lu August In Iowa. Address . li. FAITH ADAMS, si Kasl UMh Street. Chicago. III. p. H.— Show goes under canvas al end or regular season; It's a long Job If you deliver the goods. WAN-TED QUICK, FARCE COMEDY PEOPLE, FOR NUMIIER8 ONE AND TWO COMPANIES. LIVELY MAN FOR HOOLltiAN, HOT MUHURTK, UtADUra ECCENTRIC COMKDI AN, CHARACTER WOMAN, SISTER TEAM. DUTCH COMEDIAN, HCDK and in hers. Strong spcelalttea required. People doubling liraoH preferred. MUSICIANS WANTED for hand AND Ollc-HESTiiA. Lowest salaries. Pay own. OPKNTSG .ll'LY 12, Reply quick. C. I. TYLER'S A1U8EMENTS, 75 Plymouth Place, Chicago, 111. EMPIRE STOCK COMPANY. WANTED— Leading Man, Comedian, s. and II , with Al Specialties; S. and I). Konhrettc with Spo- c.lalllea. Will pay »50 WRKKI.Y salary for Exceptionally Talented COMEDIENNE, to he feat inert. Season opens Jul v lit I'lanlsl and Agent wauled Address J. A. I1ARNKS, Manager, Empire Stock Co., No. -ii» Arcade, Cleveland, 0. °"^~" FOR SALE OR LEASE, A WELL KNOWN MELODRAMATIC COMEDY. Biggest moneymaker on the road. Elegani Printing. Can i-e played Willi six people. Elegan' Scenery. Played to $ttf.,H87.si In tit tilglns. Average receipts, }jp;i w nightly. Daliy expenses aver' age t«6 per day. WILL STAND FULLEST INVESTIGATION. VERY LOW TERMS to a reliable person. No angels wanted, MOR. COMEDY DRAMA, 8'JN Pearl St., Joplln, Mo. FOR THE GREAT DUCHY LANK SPECTACLE, THE SLEEPING BEAUTY « BEAST, LADIES' BRASS BAND OF TWELVE. Hass, Maritime, two Trombones, iwn Altos, four Uorticts, Snara Drum, Rasa Drum. Those who can King protertcd. Address AV. K. NANKKV1LLK, it ;!-; llromlwuy, New York City. BOOKINGS WANTED, CrERTRUDE MARIE HUGHES, High Soprano Artist, WITH 1'IIEVOJIKMI. VOICK. A Tiny Mite thiil Excites WONIiKlt mill AllMIRATION, desires Hooking* for Season of lllll.'i and 'till. Will uppeur In High CIiisk Viimlevllle Only. First class offers will be given prompt consideration. , Unlversiil pi'nlso wherever heiird. Address ' ' ' \V. H. III'lillKS, Ho Cleveland St., Voiingstuwn, Ohio. PERFORMERS WISHING TO PLAY . THE LUBEtSKI AND AFFILIATED WESTERN VAUDEVILLE CIRCUITS Through COLORADO, UTAH, NEVADA and CALIFORNIA, uridteaa NOVELTY THEATRE. Denver. Col. WHO WANTS AN siiiHK" "H|ISTPi«l'«. RVl.tAKLE. 1H VKAH*' K.XPMRIK'rK ONE AVHO MAKES 00 JD IN EVERY PAHTICl'L II , FROM A TO 7., AND DOES Bt'SINKSS IX A Rl'SINhSO WAY. Address HARRY 0. ALOBR, 2158 Lexinpton Ave., New York City. WMTED, ACTORS Who Can Double Brass or Specialties: S and I). Comedian. HavvT Man. Chsiaoler Wotnaii to do some Juveniles. RUN E. K/./.ELL. write. Salary low; I pay all cxponses. HF.NNETT * COLLINS STOCK CO.. Week July ;'•. Patoka, Iml.; week July 10. rrlncetou, lint. c5"/>e MUSICAL REEDS. ' ' ' • UU It MOTTO IS: WE AIM TO EXCEL. Week July t, Edison Theatre, Helena. Mont.; week .lulylu. Edison Theatre. Spokane, Wash. Mr* T2T?T>ri PHENOMENAL • %>/• J5JEirfc\X« COMEDY TRICK CYCLIST O.'cn time July l; and later. Address until IT, can- or IH'V l'RNATOR'S THEATRE, Atlantic City, n.j. MUTOSCOPES AT A BARGAIN. [hiving Just repurchased Hie exehislve rights to llie l-ong Island territory, formerly In the hands ot the Long Island Mutosrope Co.. we find ourselves overstocked with a limit til nnniher of new and perfect Iron enblnet ma- chines. These we offer hs follows : LOTS OF FIVE • - $40.00 LOTS OF TEN - - - 38.60 LOTS OF FIFTEEN - 36.50 LOTS OF TWENTY - 35. OO These are the regular standard marhlnes iiaunlly Hold at *J.".on. unit this opportunity Is one that we have never before been privi- leged to offer. .No more will be offered at these prlcea when this lot is gone, l'lctnres supplied on the regular rental basis, with privilege of free exchange. No orders entered unless aceompanlcd by a deposit. No agents' commissions allowed from these figures. American Miitoscopc & Biograph Co., 11 E. 14th ST., MEW YORK. REPERTOIRE ACTORS Who can act and drcaa parts; prefer those doing specialties or playing brass. MUSIOIANS Of all kinds to double B. and O. or siage, also SPECIALTY PEOPLE. Ststo lowest. We pay all. Week stands No boozers wauled. UK LACOIUl* FIELDS, Kendallvllle, Iml. For Sale, THE CANVAS SEAT?, WAGONS, HARNESS AND ENTIRE WAOON SHOW ODTFIT. Hlg Top, WxlW: Kid Show, UXOi; Dressing Room, ;iox4i. All waterproofed. In good coiidlllou. Horse and Cook Tculfl, Wagons, Huggles. Ilsnd Wagons. Tableau and Ticket Wagons, Wardrobe, etc. Address DAVE (JASTKLLO, care of Wlltacy's Sale Stables, Division SL, rtlca, N. V. 1st Tenor, Baritone and Bass Singer for Male Quartette. TENOR MUST BE GOOD SOLOIST. Address (jUAnTETTE, Care of X. Y. CL1PPKR. « NO T I O E — CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT. PARK AVE. OPERA HOUSE, MECHAN10VILLE, N. Y.. IS NOW UNDER MANAGEMENT OF FRED K S. NEILL. Open time In Sept., Ocl. and Nov. ror llrst cla«s One Nlghters, Minstrel, and Hep. Companies. Address ■ 400 S. PSION ST., Iliirllnglon, VI. At I*it>ei'ty, EXPERIENCED TROMBONE. Strictly sober and reliable. No Jump loo far. can Join on wire. Write or wire. HARRY COLE. Pilaci Hotel, Chicago, III, AT LIBERTY, E SECOND Bl'SlNESS. M WKST STIli STRKKT. New York. LIBERTY, TRAP DRUMMER STANLEY W. WOOD, Tlicnlre. llldg., New Hedford, Mass. WANTED, Stireoptlcoii and Moving Picture MACHINES: also Song slides and Lecture Sets. Olvc lull particulavs and lowest rash prlre. . KIUIIAIIDS A II1I1CI1. Wl West Michi gan Street. Diilutl i, Minn. COMPLETE OUTFIT for Japanese Ball Game, 3 tables, so balls and 1,1 no articles for f«5. Japan- ese novelties' and high grade goods suitable for lull game prizes. Send for catalogue. JAPANESE TR ADING CO., ao William St., New York. Performers Wuii.eri. Salary sure'. No tickets. Tell all. Join on wire. . tJEHMAX MKDIt'INE CO.. Ml. Auburn. 111. WAITED TO BERT. FIRST CLASS CAB, Willi cooking anil sleeping arrangement* to ae- coimnoiliiic Hventy.fonr people. Olvc pnrtlciiliirs and price. Georgia Industrial Home, Slaeoa, (la. 6DT B BOTHER S" HINSTBELS WANT, next season, PEKFOKMEKS, SINGERS, MUSICIANS. Address 6:iu LtBEIITY ST., Sprlngheld. Mass. NTED Black Tenl. eompletc, tor Moving Pictures, to ex- change for Films and Slides. Outfits for sale cheap. V. F. llldLl.l. Bosaoti. Lowvllle, N. Y". WANTED, to Enlarge Show, PEII FORMERS, R.MIS. ItlXIIS.CONTOHTlOX, Ere. Salarv low, sure. Not singer*, or tickets 1IERT SILVER'S IIIICIS, Kent Cll v, Midi. Al VIOLINIST Wishes Engagement FOR COMINO SEASON. Ixicale or Travel. Address MUSICAL DIHECTOR, . cssluo Theatre, Richmond, Va. IIKOOKS BROS., PUBLISHERS ■JUST OUT TRICE A Publication Devoted to the Theatrical Profession. It Is our aim lo keep THE TROFPFR tirfore you and up to dale as to an ».->.« booking agents, vaudeville house. i^y railroad fares, Interesting lnformatlna •■Sit', regarding vaudeville and hnrle-qut " For sale at all newsdealers east „f Chicago, on all "L"roadsandSuhirar stations m New York Clly. THf' TROUPUR contains priceless Inform.' Hon. Indorsed by the best theatrical newspapers and hundreds or indorse- monts from perfunners and msns- gcr». If you cannot get THE TROCPHR where you are, send lo cents to No. 3. R. HA MM, 46 Nowata Street, Boston, lass. CHORUS GIRLS, Wardrobe Furnished; MUSICAL DIRECTOR (Piano and COMEDIANS AND BURLESQUES liMCKERIIUCKER TREATRE nUILDINti, IWt Biou.l.va), .\ew York City. N O T IO E . We take this method of informing the Theatrical Profession that the Title, Lines. Business, Meohanioal and Electrical Effects of the Faroe Comedy Sketch, "TRAINING A HUSBAND,'' Are fully proteoted. We will vigorously proseonte any person or persons using the same. This act is not for sale. "** NIUI FERfiUSOJI and Mil DDPREE. Permii nent address 313 E. Tint Street, New York City. BUY JINGO. •.".•"i I 'an lilies for «1JHI. Purmllca on nil Ihe latest hlta. "In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree," "Hack lo lliilllmore." "Tammany," "Mntnn'a Boy." "lilt of Illarney," Mr. H». M, Cohan's big hit. "Yankee DoiHlle Hoy," and manv others. The parody on "Y'ankee liiHirilr Hoy" alone Is wnrlli ten limes the price of the sheet. Also the G rent Book of Stage Material, BCY .IINIiO. Ill'Y JINtJO Is a rollerllon of brand new Jokes, monologues, recl- Intlons and eomle poetry, ami enough lo furnish u dozen new acts: with the above parodies and tbla liook you inn put together an u ( t that i-an follow any bill and be a knock out. The price ot MY JINUU la twenty-live cents. Address RES SHIELDS. Ill W. :11st Street, Rew York City. DOLING PARK, SPRINGFIELD. MO. Leading Man. Heavy Man, People in All Lines >iu, mier and Winter engagement. Tell all. TOLSOK STOCK CO., Springfield. Mo lte MARRIOTT TWINS ACT COPYRIGHTED. Marvelous F-EW WEEKS OPEN. Adrlre.a ns per ronte or MR. ED. 811 AYNK. 87 Wnshlnalon St., Chicago, or »'». MORB1S, Weal «» ilnerlpllrr mlaliiaiir. Iver Johnson's Ami «nd Cjcrt Works. 155 River Street, FKritmrf, Mass. New Yona Oftjoe: 99 Chambers Strcot For a good drink's sake ^ turn down the man 1 who offers a substi- tute when you order CLUB COCKTAILS. Seven kinds — Manhattan, Martini, Vermouth, Whiskey, Holland Gin.Tom Gin, York— but only one brand— "CLUB." 0.F.flUEBLEINSBR0., PrO prtt.,. Hartford New York London A smoker's sore tongue and mouth are relieved by cleansing the teeth with S0Z0D0NT Liquid, Pmvdcr or Paste. L_ ASK YOUR DENTIST , MONEY IN SOAP. BIG 7 BAR $1. BOX d CENTS. High Grade Medicated and Toilet ^ap- PARKER CHKMICAL CO., CHICAGO. « PISO'S CURE FOR to I moms m, rows cum u* LORD BALTIMORE WILL BE PLEASED TO MEET YOU. GEO. W. EVERS — POHK-cuors— BLOOD POISON FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS we have made the cure of Blood Poison a specialty. Blood Polion Permanently Cured. You can be treated at home under same guaranty. Capital $500,000. We solklt the most obstinate cases. If you have exhausted the old methods of treatment and still have aches and pains. Mucus Patches In Mouth, Sore Throat. Pim- ples. Copper-Colored Spots. Ulcers on any part of the body. Hair or Eyebrows falling out, write for proofs of cures. 100-page Book Free. COOK REMEDY CO, 1111 MASONIC TEMPLE, Chlt»|0, III, U. 1 A. KIDNEY TROUBLES ai CATARRH BLADDER. Cures all Discharges Ii 4W SUBJECTS, 4 Electric Spot Lights ,':!;., $18 RHEOSTATS, 220 Volt., |8.M(. REELS, LIMES, CARBONS, GELATINE SHEETS, FILM BOXES, CONDENSER PROTECTORS, doc. NEW AND LATEST SOSfl SLIDES, $5 Per Set. SONG STEREOPTIO0NS. WITH - ELECTRIC LAMP, RHEOSTAT, (21. POSE AND SERPENTINE SLIDES [50c. MOST UNIQUE, RienLY COLORED, J Each. MACHINES, FILMS, STEREOPTICONS, SONG SLIDES, etc, AT GREATLY REDDOED PRICES. webuyFII^MSand MOTION PICTURE MACHINES BEST PRICES PAID FOB, FINE GOODS. 809 Filbert, PIHLA., PA. I MASON & IMSON'S PAVILION THEATRE CO. WANTS BEPERTOIBE "OPLE IN ALL LUES, For Hal. of Summer and Next Season. JH1S0N & IMSON'S EAST LYKaE CO. WANTS FULL ACTING CO., First and Second Advance Men with circus ex- perience preferred. Open In October. Address .M A so.\ & IMSON, Week 3, Edina. Mo.; week 10, Raring. Ho. MANAGERS IN THE SOUTH AND WEST SEND OPEN TIME. Slimmer addreBs, NEWARK, Mo. "NEW" BRISTOL GOUHTY TAUNTON, ... MASS. SEPT. ■*, «, O. BIG INDUCEMENTS TO FAKIRS AND GOOD SHOWS. Oct next to HARRY CARLOW, Supt. Tent Ground. ATLAS TRUNKS For the Profession are without a PEER. Made with our PATENTED BINDING, requiring no nails and riveted throughout. Oar catalogue will cheerfully Introduce them to jou. The Belber Trunk & Bag Co. No. 1M Columbia Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. WANTED, PEOPLE FOR FIRST CLASS MELODRAMA, WEEK STANDS, CITIES, ALL LINES, Clever Child, Property Han for Bits. Address JOSEPH KING, care Fielding Am. Co., Room 3, 13DH Broadway, N, Y. City, N. Y. NOTICE I Folding Taper Fans, I ho large size, assorted colors, big sellers; per gross aji.ary. The Best Place to Buy Watches. Jewelry, Silverware, Stage Brilliants, Gift Show Good*, I'rot. WarncHKon'H Grease Paints, Hunt Cork, Face Powder, elc. Semi lor Catalogue. Tilt: Old Reliable. B. G IIIIBIl A 10., s-i WiiIih-.Ii Ave., Chicago, III. RTwo Diner-Sleepers, Bale or lease. Just overhauled, bright as new. Steel wheels, M. C. II. Inspection. One here, another at Inter-State Car simps, Indianapolis. CAMERON BROWN A CO., Belleville, Cauada. GEO. W. EVERS —pork-chops— THE "BOX OFFICE" ATTRACTION, HI HENRYS T MINSTRELS Presenting a Colossal, Varied Program of New Sensations. NOTHING STALE, TEBEADBABE OB INFERIOR PEBBITTED. All Persons Engaged Must be on Hand for Rehearsal AUG. I, I905. A FEW POSITIONS OPEN FOR STRICTLY FIRST CLASS HDSICIAHS AND FOR SIR6ERS WHO CAR SET AR ENCORE. Room for ONE High Grade OLIO FEATURE and One VERY FUNNY ACT. ViNTFI. A 6re ? BudriiiB Balky Trick Sale, Harness and Tf All 1 LI/, Dump Carl> a F|rje lady and 6ent staging Act, Old Darkey, Fanny Old Wench, Tramp Juggler, Fanny Coon Dancers, Good Singing Walking Cent, Huslcal Team, Catchy Comic Quartet, Saia- phone Players (we furnish Saxapnones), logicians who doable props, First Class Cook and Helper (Ian and Wife), Bass Drammer (by note). NONE BUT SOHKit, WELL IIKIIA VEB, CREBITA III.K, WILLING PEOPLE WANTED. LOCAL MANAGERS SEND GOOD OPEN TIME AND STATE PHECER- ING JHSSTRELS. Address MR. HIRAM HENRY, Sherman House, Chicago, III. CALL! CALL!! CALL!!! ALL PEOPLE ENCAGED FOR WILLIAMS' "IDEALS Will. REPORT MONDAY, JUI.Y 10. 10 A. M., ul tENI HAL IIAI.I., HMIWnl 39a St. Can ust» a few mum frnuil Chorus Girls. Iliglirsl satiny piilil lor hsiiik, Furnish all wardrobe. Kindly srknowled||« above tail. JJ sirvi. na/i , Manager, 11MH llroadwuy. Room 7, New York. FEMALE DETECTIVES," "DOWN EAST FOLKS" and 'THE JOLLY AMERICAN TRAMP" CO., 2 1'etlte Hinging and Dancing Bouurcttcs, 2 Cha racte r (Irlnh) Woraen, wllh specially; 2 (lentccl Henvy Men and Wirucn, 'i Character Comedians, with alrong specially; 2 Juve- nile Men, 2 Ingenues, 2 Union Properly Men, Pin no Lender. I,ui!jr MPiison nnil good treat- ment to sober, reliable people, no others tolerated. AddresH u. I J. NI'5WBM#, ' 8733 2Hd Ave., IlcuHonhtirst, lirooklyn, N. Y. SKETCHES FOR SALE.-Twn rattling good sketches for first class performers only; one for three people, other for lour. Apply Leonard, 244 West 40th St., N. Y. AT LIBERTY, llalunceof Su leraud Regu- lar Season, HISS ROSALIND VF.RKNK, Kiuotliiintl and Light Comedy Leads. Experienced, competent and reliable. Onod Repertoire, Wardrobe, Singer. Ilesponslblu managers South and West nildress cure or loos Bucnu Vista St., San Antonio, Tex. WAKTBD, A VERSATILE SKETCH TEAM and A SINGLE PERFORMER at once. Week stands, long season. Statu all In letter. Tickets? Yob, on trunk checks. W. 0. MORGAN, July 3 and week, Luray, Kan.; July B and week, Waldo, Kan. PEOPLE'S THEATRE, CHICAGO. HucrPBflfiil Htoek House. Compiles with nil Ordinance*. Flat Hunt or Percentage with (Juiirantce. W. 0. CI.AHKK, Proprietor. A No. 1 Advance and Press Agent INVITES OFFERS, One night or rep. Eight years' experience and earns salary. J. II. SCOTT, Amsterdam, N. Y., or CLIPPER. SHOW P»K I NTI l>i O. THE HERALD 8HOW PRINT II. I). ADAMS, Proprietor, Uerllri. Md. Managers save money aud get my prices on print- ing before placing your orders elsewhere. BATES aid ERNEST, GERMAN COMEDIANS. Ilume address, Jill MOUND AVE., 1'corla, ill. FILMS, alltii:. rt. Ktllson Passion 1'luy, l.lwift., |7I, like new; Lu bin's latest F.x.Muclilnu, electric and calcium light, $06; slightly lined Mcintosh Uns Ouuu, $12; Two Headed Indian Ilaby, %Vl\ Pictorial Front for Moving Picture Show, soft, long, tot. (Joods exchanged promptly. Oliver I*. llarkley, Ml. I'leuHant, I'utin. WANTED, Al Novelty 1'eopto, Wire Walkers, Jugglers, (lonlortloulst. Traps, KlugH. Ktc, for a night xtaiitlH, Kep., under canvas. Kat at hotel, s I eu p on lot. Mabullo Owens, Muslon <;ity, No b. WANTED HUICK, Ued. rurforniers, (loud Singers and Dancers, change for six nights, (iood Organ Player wanted. Tell all lu Mrst. Join on wire. Ticket V NO. Just been there. Add., K. AL. RAYMOND, Vanaiigo, Urawfold Co. I'a. MOVING PICTURE SUPPLY and RKNTAL. Films, Machines, Stereuptlcons, Ouinerus, Lenses. Song Slides, new and second hand, bought, sold exchanged, ilargalns. Studio for lllin and slide making, coloring. Special Flag ami Kirn Films, expert repairing, free advice, long years' expe- rience, prompt dealings. Klierbunl Schneider, (Jermiin-Am. Ohio. A Film Co.. ion K. I2lh SI..N. Y.O. HOW TO START IN SHOW BUSINESS. (Copyrighted), 8 different books, 10c. All kinds act. MO lU'lfkT ' H SCHOOL, 83 7 N. liitu Ht„ I'hlla., I'a . A. GOODRICH, LAWYHK, Ml West Madison St., Chicago; established 1««4. lliislness legal and qu iet. Ursnchc s and facilities in other Sta tes. HOW TO UECOME A CONTORTIONIST. Front and Hack Pending, encli trick Illustrated. Hoc, Morpliet's S chool, Bt H. 12th St., I'hlla.. Pa. WANTED, second hand black tent for moving plctura show, also second hand films and song slides. Lewis Slick, 'AOOU K. Main St., Klwood, lud- WANTED TO II1JY, LAItOKt) WIIKKL HAG • OAtlE CAR, 70ft, long or longer. Address Pot Ohappelle, 1061 w. ciiureli_Ht.,_JBcksoiivllle, Fla. ~" PRIvTlEOES FOR SALE~AT WILLIAMS' OROVK, Aug. 'JH-Bept. 2, drest Grangers Intcr- state Picnic. Exhibition shows, pholo, Uypsy camp.cane, knife, ball racks. All kinds of amiiBe- menu, games. H. THIMPHU, Ocean City, Md. 512 THE ILSTEW YORK CLIPPER. July SECOND CALL TO THE PROFESSION!! $2.50 No. 15— Low Uulrli Wl^ Sale Prlfc ft.W No. 1— Chinaman Sulo PrliM $'4.ft(J. »ro Ovarstooked with Thaatrioal \»yi K s • nd Boards. DuriDg our SPECIAL JOLY and AUGUST SALE all Onr $3.50 and $5.00 Character Wigs (in any color) Our Ladies' and Gents' Dress Wigs, which formerly Sold at J 3.5 0, $5 , $8 , $ 1 0, $ 1 5 & $20, must all go at $2.50, $5, $ 1 & $ 1 5 WE MAKE ALL KINDS OP WIC8 TO ORDER. SEND FOR ESTIMATES. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ORE PERSON OB AN ENTIRE COMPANY EQUIPPED. BUY FROM THE MANDFACTDREB and SAVE MONEY Our facilities for Quick Delivery Unsurpassed. Order by Mail — send circumference of head and Wig Number as Illustrated. See other CLIPPER Ads., and keep tbis for Reference. Goods Sent for Examination on Receipt of $1, to Guarantee Express Charges— Balance C. O. D. Write for Our Fr«e Catalogue of Theatrical Wigs and Beards. NEGRESCOU HAIR CO., No. 162 STATE ST. (6th Floor), CHICAGO. Special Wis* «nd Beards for Special Malae-Cps Oar Specialty. Bio. 8. Character Wig, $4..->u. BALLAD SINGERS AND MUSICIANS FOIt JOHN W. VOGELS BIO CITY MINSTRELS. llelteur.nl> HicliiiiliiK at ColumbiK, O., Mon., .Inly 4 1 . Address, staling lowest sslarv, to JNO W. VOGEL, Owner and Manager, 17 West Slate St., Columbus, Ohio. aMfilTVPPIIPWP We are pleased to an- anaUUnuaaHIinl"n U unce that an Increas- ing demand for our METAL. LAUGHING gallic HIES Iiuh jiwtslled us Id placing large orders for material and lettering our facilities, thereby greatly reducing tlic cost of utanufaclutc as well as Improving the quality. These mirrors arc niude of a highly polished composition metal. Iluvc saiiio appearance, produce same ctrccta and will answer the purpose as well as the nuts' costly glass. THEY ARE THE ONLY IMt AC! I- CAIi MIRRORS FOR TRAVELING PUH- POSE8. We are orTcrlng our No. 1 Style (iullcry (Intended for narks and other permanent loca- tions) at a special low price. Write for particulars, J. H. NAUGHTON AMUSEMENT CON- STRUCTION CO., lju South High Street, Co- lumbus, Ohio. FILMS! FILMS! And loving Picture Machines, all nukes, bought and tor sale. PHILADELPHIA FILM EXCHANGE, 1608 North 15th St., Philadelphia, Pa., D. 8. A. cowNs^sr 8LI0HTLY USED. Also STREET GOWNS. We have on hand a large assortment of slightly worn Evening Gowns, Dinner, Reception and Tea Gowns. These robes are perfect In every respect, and are especially suitable for wear in HIGH CLASS DRA- MATIC PRODUCTIONS. We have a fall line ol Seal Skin Coats and Purs of all kinds. MRS. U . STARR, 387 South State St., CHICAGO . WANTED, FOB 04RRY FIELDING'S OWN CO., To Support PAULINE FIELDING, Man for Heavies, some Characters, balance of Summer and next season; also Al Soubrette; imist do a singing and dancing specialty, also act. Both must have wardroho. Send photos, height, weight, etc. Address HARRY FIELDING, Belfast, Me.. July «.7.«; Islcaboro, Me., July 10,11,12. ACCORDEAN PLAITM NO ClHTU.MK as attractive tor singe wear as an ACCORDEON PLAITED ('.OWN. Plaiting by "KAI.K" means the best work at the lowest prices. Send for booklet. Special discount to the theatrical trade during the Summer mouths. F-AL. K , 123 E. 59th St., - - - - New York . WANTED AT ONCE, By MONROE STOCK CO. SSS», A Ko. 1 SPECIALTY PEOPLE. Preference given I hose capable or playing parts. MONROE STOCK CO., week of July 3, Cairo, W. Va.j Week of July 10, Ellonhoro, W. Va. Wanted, for the Passmaquaddy Med, Go. No. 3, SKETCH TEAMS and All Around Med. People that can put on acts, do comedy In samo and make them go. Ohimgo for one week. Singles and doubles; those playing organ and dancing preferred. Open July 10. Address S. L. llllANNON, Gen. Mgr., LEW EDDYS. Ibis. Mgr„ Indep endence, Kas. Salesmen Wanted.— If you can give onr bust- nesa a few hours of your sparo time, as you are Jumping from town to town, we can make yon an at tractive proposition. Large commission, prompt remittance. BKLMOSTMFQ. CO.. Cincinnati, Ohio . GEO. W. EVERS —PORK-CHOPS— LORD BALTIMORE MAKE UIS ACQUAINTANCE WIGS Q. SHINDHELM, 118 W. MH 8L, N. Y. The np-to-daU THEATRICAL WIO MAKER send .tamp for Dew rrlc Lilt jut OIL FILMS FILMS 1IORE BARGAINS. The Optlgraph, No. 3, with Double Stere- optlcon, Dlssolver, Two Lamps and Carrying Case, cost SHM.OO; our price, $00.00. Like new. The Optlgraph, No. 3, with Single Stereop- tlcon. Lamp and Rheostat and Carrying Case, cost $77.00 : our price, $40.00. Like new. Kdlson Universal 1005 machine, practically new, will, ten Inch reels and reel bangers, coat $70.00 ; our price, $07.50, with lamp and rheostat. I.ubln 1005 machine, like new, with ten Inch reel, cost $50.00 ; our price, $37.50, with lump and rheostat. Arnold Calcium Light Making Outfit, cost $48.00 ; our price, $20.00. Good FILMS and Good MACHINES BOUGHT Oxyllthe Outfit, model B, used twice, hence new. $30.00. Optlgraph Motion Picture Machine, with sliding attachment, like new, for $10.00. Good, Adjustlble Itbcostat, for 110 alter- nating or direct current, $5.00 each. Ilnrguln in used Electric Lamps, only $2.50 each. N. II. — Those who wait to write for details will miss a genuine bargain. Don't hesitate lo order here. This la the "Different Kind" of a Film Shop. Everything we nell la Kuarunteed '" he a> repre- sented, or money and express chat-Ken DON'T OFFER US ANT WORN OUT GOODS WE DON'T HANDLE THEM. We have over 25,000 feet of One film, all to go at Gc. per foot, or $60.00 per 1,000 feet. Kneh 1,000 feet ordered Is mounted on an ICdison ten inch reel without extra charge. Instead of writing (or a list and losing the golden opportunity, send ns an order, stating number of feet and class of subjects desired, and enclose a list of those you have to avoid duplication on our part. You'll then get just what you want. We sell complete reels, ready for use, for $110.00 each, which includes one feature film. Hend.iunrtera for Putin- Films and Power L'ltiiieriiKrmiliH and nil supplies. LEWIS SI. SWA AB & CO., :i 3S Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa. Two Ladies for linns Hanson Co., Emotional Lead and Ingenue; one lady must positively have Little Ulrl 6 years old t hat can speak lines : also Actors that double in bund, Leader for Band and Orches- tra, Tuba and String Dass, Clarinets andMuslclans that double orchestra. J AS. T. McALPIK, Claren- don lIoteLCor^CUrkamiO^ E IN T Large Stock 80ft. and Under New and Second Band. Write TUB CHARLEI P. SIEDHR TENT AND AWNING CO., Successors to the T. W. Noble Co., Tent Dept, Detroit Bag and Mfg. Co.. Detro't. Mich. Performers doing to Europe Should apply for LOWEST RATES at the exchange: oil hi:, km el mil St., German Savings Dank Building, New York. /^ A "D €t H>R LEASE, SALE LAIXO OR STORAGE, . . . Repairs and Alteration* Made. NEW JERSEY CAR WORKS, Clifton, H. J . Streetmenjraln Agents & Canvassers Supplies We Always Have the Latest Novelties. Send for Onr New Catalogue. universal supply CO., PnTfi.flA Ha La Salle Street - - "JUWiiwU. DIE-CUT COUPON TICKETS Look neater, better printed, handled easier, taken faster with less chance of error than anv others ever made. Samples for the asking. D1EPBESS CO., 37 Mill St , Ciaenovla, N.T. GEO. W. EVERS —PORK - CROPS— CARS FOR RENT. Hotel Cars, all furnished, In tine condition. Address MISS M. McMAHON. Wellington Hotel. Chicago. RARE PICTURES ESnS loo small and two large ones. $1 note or stamps. S. RECKNAOEL.Naehf, Munloh I, tienuany. MURRAY and CLAYTON In "A Rube's First Visit In Society." Open for otrcrs from Uurlcsquo Managers for next season. Uuth play parts. Ad d. Ml Ashland Rlnrk, Chicago. FOR SALE, Billhorn Folding Organ, 49 Kers. Al condition. Address MODERN ItKMEPV CO.. Lane, DewlttCo,. HI. SOMETHING NEW. Sells on sight, loo per cent, profit. Send ten centa for samples. AtlKNTS WANTED- TOLEDO NOVELTY CO., Toledo, O. United State. Tent and Awning to. Randolph and Dcsplalnes Sis., CHICAGO, III. CIRCUS CANVASES, Poles and Stakes, Seats, Flsgs, Etc. Agents for KIDD'S PATENT CIRCUS LIGHTS, Pluck Tents Our Specialty. Side Show Paintings. MORPHINE O O O A I IM E OPIUM A positive euro of tbo drug habit, and a res- toration of health. A)! troatmontrooductodbimfrular physicians, without [mtrfot'a detention from buslaem. Our references are unquestionable. We Offer a Free Trial Sample Let to re ami romediea soot without aor outsldo marks. Complete privacy. Address. D. C. C, 113 Hertford Building 41 Union Square New York City MANAOEF "U" NEED ME. The artistic and realistic setting of the stage is Just as Important to the success of yonr play as the acting. A fine green lawn, a wheat stubble or corn Held, a graceful vine, rose bower blooming, or trait trees, hedges, etc., bring yonr audience closer to the scene of action and make the play more Interesting and yourself more popular. For all artificial floral decorations, write or see FRANK NET3CHERT, U Barclay Street, N. T. O. SPECIAL NOTICE! FOR SALE, DIRT CHEAP: Il-Flat Soprano Sazapbone, Sliver and Gold 1'lnted (New). Elegant Case; Set of Metal Macaroni's (Deagon's), 13 Notes, Plated Stnnd ; Pocket Cornet, Nickel ; Slide Cornet, Sliver and Gold ; Engraved Water Key and Tuning Slide; Clarionet A, with Leather Cnsc ; Imitation Meyer Flute, 13 Keys, Top ling. Germon Silver. These Instruments are in A. No. 1 condition and high pitch. Address PROF. NANG1T, 2704 Armour Ave., Chicago, 1IL CONTRACTS TICKETS, PASSES, OARDS, Etc SAMPLES. WEBB FTP. CO.. 868 Dearborn St., Chicago, IU 7llinr7l PTII Grest Discovery. Experts /Dnflnr/I Itr-IUI can not detect It from gen- LiHUULLI OlIII ulne diamond. Costs but one-tenth. In brilliancy and cut It has no equal. Setting solid gold. Write for Illustrated catalogue. KOWE A CO.. Dept. P., 868 Dearborn St., Chicago . DDIMTInir*.. 5 ' 000 Mitt Sheet mill I lll\* Dodgers, 4>jxl0>;,»1.90. Free catalogue and samples of Tickets, Heralds, Dodgers and other type set show Printing VOLUNTEER. PRINTING CO., Reynoldsvllle, Pa. TO THE VAUDEVILLE PROFESSION. WHO WANTS A Clever Comedy JUGGLER FOR A PARTNER? OFFERS INVITED. WILSON, care of CLIPPER. ffilVT PARTY WITB CiPlTiL To Rack Small Circus for Southern Tour. Address PETE CORNALLA, Hcllwood, HI. FILBS! FILMS!! FILMS!!! Wanted (to bur) second hand Edison Bank Rob- bery, Edison Train Robbery, or any other long feature Uluis. PROJECTION, CLIPPER. JUST OUT, 124 PA6E ILLUSTRATED MA6IC CATALOGUE. 25c ; SUP. CATAL., Be. Nome free. Only N. E. Agent for Mahatma, 10c W. n I.ttftOY. 101 flnnrt St. Rnatna. Mm. BOSTON FILM EXCHANGE. Second Band Films, Bong Slides and Maohlaea Bought, Sold ind Exchanged. M4 WASHINGTON ST./Riwim 43. Rnatnn. Mass.. onn. Adam. Hnnas. MAOIC E $-:.oo per 1,000. Trick Cards, f 1.00 per 1,000. t Red, hot sellers. Samples to recognized Magicians free. All others 10c. M. INEZ, 40 Park Ave., Chicago . LORD BALTIMORE TUB BOX OFFICE WINNER. GEO. W. EVERS 3VTE Repertoire, Musical and Specialty People, -PORK-CHOPS— A ONE DRAMATIC PEOPLE, GOOD BAND AND ORCHESTRA MEN. QUARTETTE, MUSICAL TEAMS, NOVELTY TEAMS. Must change for 3 nights, quick study. Good wardrobe and ability the essential elements. Make a NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING : We will not stand for any mlsrep. crema- tions' will not advance fares, buy wardrobe (except band free parade Bluff, which Is furnished,. Kickers, chasers, satchel carriers, cigarette fiends and drinkers wUI not last as long as a June ftost. One week's hold back on all. Yon must be ladles and gentlemen, and make good to stay. Pay your own. People work where cast; ao favorites; no stars. Age, height, weight and programs essential with lowest money in first letter. Artists engaged for-WHO, WHAT, WHEN MINSTRELS," "CllKIVTV BROS.' MINSTRELS," report here Aug. 14. Artiste for both Stock Cos. report at ABBOTT HOUSE, Denver, Colo., Aug. 12. Ill mall and contracts to h. M. B0YER, 1538, Court Place, Denver, Colo. NOTE.— Everybody Btate permanent address. Send no photos. Be truthful and jou will get a long, profitable and pleasant engagement Stateyoardoubles; those doublUig brr ss get the preference. Just For Fun MORRIS WMEVS Waltz Song HIT. CHORDS : Just for fun you take your girl Shooting the chutes or a coaster whirl; Take her In the Crystal Maze (At the parks they're all the craze). Looping the Loops o:it In the sun. House of Trouble and then you're done. You tease and you squeeze in the sweet Summer breeze. And It's just for fun. I WANT A UNION MAN. By MORRIS SILVER and HAMPTON Dl It AND. Excellent March Song, Good Opening Number. CHORUS : I want a Union man, I do, One who Is union thro' and thro' ; One who'll enfold me In arm's length. For In union there Is strength. And no other man will do for me, He is the one whose love I'll be ; I'll never part when I give my heart To a good old Union man. GRAVY By MORRIS SILVER and TIIERON C. BENNETT. AIDS DIGESTION. CHORUS : Gravy I (bum) mm ! Jntcy, good and fine. Gravy ! (hum) tn-m ! Uat's the dish for mine ! Gravy t (hum) m-m ! It's Just like medicine to me. If I'd take sick I'd die real quick Without my gravy ! WAIT By HORW1TZ and BOWERS. CHORUS : Walt until I see that golden shore. Walt, and I will love thee as before : There where angels alng of peace and love, There where all Is Joy, In realms above, Walt, until that brightest light I see, Walt, my angel love, for me. ILLUSTRATED SONGS SLIDES NOW READY, 95.00 A SET. WHERE ROLLS THE OREGON. BY THE DEAR OLD DELEWARE. COME HOKE, SOLDIER BOY. VICTOR KREMER CO., 59 Dearborn, CHICAGO, ILL "PETE" BARLOW'S HIPPODROME ELEPHANTS ' . ■ I PROGRAMME OF ABSOLUTE NOVELTY and ELECTRIFYING MERIT. *m om ch»M»no' B g »nr ^n™,," ll0 ,°i. ot . '"credulous Minn 1 1 ■., and defying the world to W<<*- fiSSSkf 1 AC '- SKn'JSf,"'.?, World ' s Ij "« est n*JlWttie. For Open Time *MO lmiueoiateiy to FRED. MtCLELLAN, Luna Park, Coney Island, or N. Y. Illppodroin- IWAttORY wsssi W. al?S W BROWN ■ MRS A W, BROWNE JOS 1 MUK'lN SI CHICAG tit fl W EVE PC I fW SALE— A High Class Dramatic Sk; " ULU. «T . CIBIIO Kraft J5 - 'T/Tkt'f^ ■H South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, ■ a — PORK-CIIOI'S— JULY 8. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 513 REMICR PARR ENTRIES. MOSE GUMBLE, Starter. [PTH BACE--The big race-Por fillies, Belling. By subscription fifty oents each, with $50,000.00 added, $10,000.00 to the second, and $5,000.00 for the third. Winnors during this meeting not to be entered to be sold for less than $100,000.00. Six and a half furlongs, main course. Professionals presenting program, admitted to grand stand INDEX. RUNNERS. 421 Hindoo A/Ian 386 Oeareeboo 231 I Birds or" a r«ath< 427 Apple* Tree 361 Bright Eyea WT. OWNERS. PROB. JOCKEYS. P. O. 118 J. M. Ramlok &. Oo. Wllllama 1 S-3 | ' 112 J. ■H. Romlotc & Oo. Kolly G-B I 1 IIS J. M. Remick 4. Oo. \ASIIIIame 2-1 1 112 J. M. Ramlok A Oo. Van Alstyne 13-B 1 1 IIS J. M. Remick & Oo. Williams 11-20 1 REMARKS. Watoh Him Cloanly laa boeri goln' aome lystarlous Oood Thing Lots of early apeed Bet all you've ko* BRIGHT EYES To-day's One Best Bet- STRAIGHT JERO OWNED BY HEMIC 87-89 CLARK STREET, CHICAGO. 45 NA/E Kin iiilic Ofllrni 10 WITH ERELL STREET, DKTltOIT, Midi. CRACKER JACK A delicious oopcorn confection, put up In moisture proof packages that keep It fresh a long time. A quick seller for theatres, circuses, traveling theatri- cal and medicine companies and all nlaces of public amusement We also make a large line of PACKAGE CAN- DIKS and the RELIABLE POrCORN BRICK. Inform us where you bold a confectionery concession and we will send samplea and prices. HlTECKHEIM BR08. & ECKSTEIN, CHICAGO. SHOW .PRINTING. Stock Hangers, Pogters and Cats on hand for adver NegfaWT branch of tbe Amusement Baal nee,. Sendfo' Catalogue (D) of Dramatic and Show Printing; Catalogue (0) Fair and Carnival Printing; "a'.a'cgca 'B) 3Ulp0Bte:e. Commercial Poster* Wrr'.-ciaei Printing of ail imda. SRtA" WESTERN PRSNTiNG CO - «<* V-K. * -s rj;kt. *t. 1.«U1S, MO- .c . GOSS CO. I [builders ^.a^ DETROIT. 1 **wMICH W <2a7 FREE StflUman'* Dresser Trun't l £aJ7*.o?e» ».*. ev3r^t ning wit h53 iisturbiag (.sytil^g. No fatljrci .nr;nk. | ng»3dTinpaiktjig ; Urifc st'ocf. tzcr.f irawaie. Melds ti mock *ai -ueate so more Sa*s ' 593* M7 ifC&. ETaai-^TSifcS ; atMiffMi ;:-2i xade. I' amai roes. isr»28»ec£Lt?ov::4r, 0.C.T- w*.«a fr«-7tl6ga of »xaoli.*"oi« to. SBaaBJ fOT Catalog. » ».Sr»UJUJl 85 ».85risg!W featata ' BARGAINS MAKBR OF STBRE0PT1C0N, RHEOSTATS AND ARC I.AHP3. Circulars clieerfuly furnished. L. I1ETZ, 303 E. 23d Street, S. Y. C. CALL MoMAHON'S Famous Theatrical RESTAURANT *1% SIXTH A VKi. Bet. 28th and 28th St., NEW YORK CITY. Beat of Food.Perf ectly Cooked, Dellctously Served. Prices rea- sonable. Special Din- ing Rwmfor Ladles. Y SPANGLES& EMB. MATERIALS. BEADS Wll.ll mJSll.Vt.il J1KT1L TIIRKADS uJ LACKS ~- 1'tI.IIj fM-Thtilrlrair EVt'RYTHINOYOU CAN THINK 0FINTH1SUNE tittcn'ib. bblriw«WT..e>i.lfUBi.l R EC MARKET. Performers. No Cards, WRITE DIRECT. WE HAVE NO URaNCHSS. THE YORK. JVKTJSit-5 «_.«-»., ALBERT VON TILZER. Mg'r., 4Q West 28th St. New YorH. CHORUS MEN WHO DOUBLE IN BRASS, GOOD GORHET SOLOIST WHO CAN SING, FOR No. I "ME, HIM AND I" COMPANY, No. 2 "ME, HIM AND I," WESTERN COMPANY. No. 3 "ME, HIM AND I," EASTERN COMPANY. Address HURTIO A 8EAMO.V, 147 West 42d 8t , New York. 100 GOOD CHORUS GIRLS WAKTED, Send photos and all Information In application. DYAH « PEARL TDNY Assisted by IVIISS JASMAN, IN AN OPERATIC MUSICAL COMEDY ACT. Munaseri. now la the Hun- lo secure tula big net. Vaudeville or Farce Comedy Tlmi. all o|i< 11. Regard! to all Address METROPOLE HOTEL, New York, MAY HOWARD OPENS ON EARLY IN AUGUST. «*« ya HTni'C*T\ GOOD VAUDEVILLE ACTS, WAsN A JEljLF" "DESIRABLE CHORUS GIRLS. ALL COSTUMES, ETC., FURNISHED. GOOD SALAIUF.S. MAY HOWARD, Hours 12 to 4 P. M. - - - - 115 THIRD AVE,. H. T. SID BAXTER. AERIAL 'CYCLIST, Assisted By BEATRICE SOUTH WICK. THIS WEEK. KEITH'S MILLION DOLLAR THEATRE. BOSTON, MASS' INVITE OFFERS FROM BURLESQUE MANAGERS. OtlYXl XBWBL1V PRESENTING AN ELABORATELY UNIFORMED MUSICAL ACT. Both have hail experience playing responsible pans Act can be Introduced In any show. Will con tdder FAROE L'OMKUV, IICitLKSljUE. or any Good Show. NEWELL and N1BLO, 5 N. California Ave., Chit ago. AMERICAN STOCK CO. SEASON 1005-0, Km 11 Acting Co., those doing specialties preferred. None but Actors need apply. No time for correspondence. Make anlnry low. Send photos and programs. Show opens last week In July. Will advance fares to responsible people. Marie Wnrfleld, Grace Chlldcrs, write. MANAOKIt AMKUICAN STOCK CO., Areola, 111. HUGHES MUSICAL TRIO A Twenty Minute Concert of Claaalrul nnd Popular Mnslc Played on Novel and Legitimate Instruments. Summer addrens, 73 E. MAIN ST., Webster, Mans. ATTRACTIONS WANTED, 1905-06, BRADLEY-BRYANT OPERA HOUSE, BAHTLESVILLE, IND. TER. The centre of the big oil nnil gns llelds, the booming show lown of the Territory. Meritorious shows With gnoil paper always play S. It. 0. JNO. F. FLINN, Mgr., Box 13. Run— Contracts made with llradley-liryanl hold good. THE WILL 1. PETERS STOCK CO. (Third Successful Sees son) WANTED, People In All Lines. State lowest Summer and Winter salary, wllli full parllrulara and photos. WM. E. VAIL, Manager, Charlotte, N. C. LILLIAN MAY LANCASTER . „ THE TROMBONE GIRL. Special Vaadevllle Feature ... Turner's Moving Picture Co. TO LET, FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES ONLY. CLIFF FARRELL COMEDY MUSICIAN. Address, June 20, week, OAKFOKD PARK, Jcannelte, i'a T. SUTTON and SUTTON «— EDWARD 8IIAYNE, Rep. See Route. HARRY P. 8. -She It-night the Tickets BRLLOOHS JtHD GJIRNIVAL GOODS r r«sh Stook. OUR GAS BALLOONS are made of the best French rubber In three colors, red, blue and green, that Inflate full size, warranted 4 piece rubber. No. Per Grose aCO. Assorted colors $3.60 1. White MM Switches. 81 oo. Fancy Covered Whips. l.M WHISTLING BALLOONS. No. Per Gross. 46. Assorted colors $1.6o 65. Assorted cokrs.... l.so 60. Assorted colors 2.30 68. IfcGlnty 2.75 160. Sausage 2.76 80. Flying Serpents... 2.30 86. Dying Pigs 4.26 We also carry full lines of Walking Uanes. Cheap Jewelry. Pocket Knives, Pick Out Prizes, Return Halls, etc., and make up se'ected lots for 86, $10, $20 and up. ooe, YONOE & CO., 7th and St. Charles Sts.. St. Lanla. Pabst Blue Ribbon, ■ ^< Beer of Quality I » ^S^* Witn eixty j&i ir'M years of absolute ■M floTO • purity. UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN .COPYRIGHTS PATENTS AND TRADE-MARKS ML®flRATES. And make yon a fortune. If yon have a PLAY. SKETCH, PHOTO, ACT. iON<; or HOOK thai is worth anything, you should copyriclit It. Don't take chances when you can secure our serv- ices at -imall co*t. Scndfor our SPECIAL ontH 10 INVENTORS before applying for n patent, it "'" pay .>'"". HANDBOOK on patentt sent TREE. We adrlse if patenta- ble or not. FREE. We Incorporate STOCK COMPANIES. Small fees. Consult us. VYORMELLE & VAN MATER, Managers, Columbia Copyright & Patent Co. Inc., WASHINGTON, D. C SHOW TENTS For Circuses, Wild West Shows, Black Tents, Csnily Tops, Flags, Kidd A Baker Lights, etc. Send for 18 page price lint of second hand Tents. BAKER A LOCKWOOD MFG. CO.. 1th and Wyandotte, Kansas city. Mo. CONTAIN SONGS-JOKES-PARODIES et'c . 75* per 100- * 69-° per 1000 SAMPLES lO'-NO CO.D-CASH WITH ORDER VVEHMAN BROS. l26PARKRow.NtwY(»K. [KELY MANUFACTURER OF SHOW CANVASSES 'ttwMm®im8m> VAN FLEET RINTE 47 WEST asth STREET, NEW YORK. R CLASS A, IS CENTS PER FT. CLASS B, It CENTS PER F . 7 FILMS & PROJECTING KINETOSGOPES EXHIBITION MODEL, $11S.00. UNIVERSAL MODEL, $7.1.00. CLASS A- LATEST FEATURE SUBJECTS. THE! BURGLAR'S SLIDE FOR LIFE V.) 0,133 CODE VARTABED. LENGTH, 20511. 830.7.1. A burglar hides In a portable vapor batb. The lady of the house enters, explains the working of the Bath, and lights the lamp. Burglar Is steamed out, escapes through win- dow and grabs clothes line. Dog follows, overtakes burglar on clothes line, and grabs Imr- glar by the trousers. Both fall to the ground. Burglar escapes from dog and climbs high fence. Dog Jumps after burglar and pulls him off the fence back Into tbe yard. AN hands Join In and beat tbe burglar with brooms and sticks. Send for Illustrated Cir- cular No. 254. New Catalague No. 234 ready. Gives a complete list of GENUINE EDISOX FILMS. On A Good Old 5c. Trolley Rid*.. 515ft. Stai tof Race for Ocean Cap 37511. The "Kilties" Band 75ft, Opening Brlinont Race Course. ... 175ft, Opening Game National League, N. Y. City B 30Oft. How Jones Lost Hla Roll 17511 Heven Ages 41.1ft. The Kleptomaniac r,?uft. Strenuous Life or Anti-Race Sui- cide 3.IOn. Bad Boys' Joke on the Nurse 7.1ft. The Ex-Convlet... r.niift. CLASS B--LATEST FEATURE SUBJECTS. KING OF DOLLARS 110ft. | TRACT ION ENGINE 150ft DHDICATION OF A GERMAN CATHE STOLEN PIG 100ft- 190ft 250ft DUAL BY BMI'EROR WILLIAM THE IltON HORSE HOW FATHER HELPED WITH THE SPRING CLEANING THE ARMLESS MAN HER FIRST BICYCLE LESSON THAT AWFCL DONKEY TOO MUCH FOR DAD 175ft CARDS AND CRIME 265ft DUEL BETWEEN RUSSIAN AND JAPANESE SOLDIERS 153ft EDISON MANU MAIN OFFICE and FACTORY, ORANGE 105ft. 18. r .ft. 80ft. 250ft 150ft. 275ft. 150ft 85ft. 170ft LARGEST FAT BOY IN THE WORLD SOLDIER'S ROMANCE TRAMPS IN CLOVER MASHER AND OYSTER STAND. DISTURBED PICNIC AN INTERESTING STORY 23Dft DON'T TROUBLE THE COAL ITBAYERS 100ft OH! WHAT A SURPRISE 00ft POLAR BEARS AT PLAY WITH CUB. 100ft INI N. J. CHICAGO OFFICE, 304 WABASH AVENUE. IKW YORK OFFICE, 31 UNION SQUARE. CABLE ADDRESS, KDTULIAN, NEW YORK. OFFICE FOR UNITED KINGDOM: 26 CLERKENWELL ROAD, LONDON, E. C, ENGLAND. CPU IMF' AH CUT?' THE KINET00RAPH CO 41 E. 21st 8t, New York OLLLIIiIJ hUCIIIO. PETER BACIQALUPI 786-798 Mission St. San Francisco. Cat. 441 SIXTH AVE., Bet. 28th A 27th Sts., NEW Y0HK. CASEY'S 38B SIXTH AVE, Bet 23d k 24lli Sis., NEW10KK. Ouarantaed Five 'Voarei. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. ESTABLISHED 4T YEARS. TO THE PROFESSION. SIMMS' RATTLESNAKE OIL, For all ACHES and PAINS. Will core RHEUMATISM. LAME BACK, HEADACHE In 45 SECONDS; TOOTHACHE In 48 SECONDS; NEURALGIA, COCoHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT, SPRAINS, SWELLINGS, ETC. NOTHING BETTER FOR CATARRH. IT NEVER FAILS. win remove pain In marvctously quick time. Applied externally. I will send a $1.00 sire lid He to profession for the next 30 days for SO cents. Try one bottle and be convinced of its merits. Address DR. U. SIMMS, Clyde, Ohio. A beautiful book for every lover of Vaudeville . CoNictrs i 750 Portraits and CAnicAiv,Rts of tilt LIADIN0 MVNAGIRS AND ART13TS .- INICRC9TIK6 AID INStRUCIIVt ARTICLES PCRTAINING TO f.V£RY BRANCH of IMC PROFESSION - WRIIlrx BY Ah "It ICA0ING PCRfWtW VAUDEVILLE- REVIEW «!MS , JffiH. f £ e hr SO CentS currency ADDRESS' FME ARilST PUBLISHING <0. loaiiyAddre» JU '- v '"-' or giomtfs. imjniOn a i yiiAttt .»fWiPKg J I THE 8REATEST INSTRUMENTAL HIT OF THE SEASON. OFF TO THE FRONT By OSCAR MILLER. March and Two Step. Leaden Send for Band and Orchestra Arrangements. Inclose Last Programme. PUBLISHED BY OSCAR MILLER. 15 Eist 14th St., ItiJforL SWELL MOVING PICTURE OUTFIT FOR SALE Aliout 3,800 feet of dim, late subjects— Chicken Thief, Casey's Trip Through the Subway, Pickpocket, Unite Fountain at Versailles, Fireworks, etc. All In Al condition; practically new, Bprocket now perfect. Late Kdlson Exhibition Model, Two Rheostats, also slides for "In the Sliado of Old API" Tree," and others, lleasonable price. Stamp for Particulars and terms. Address C. H. SHINDEUBox37l, MauchCtjnn^ljV ff jA V f tC* VEGETABLE SICILIAN HALLS Hair Renewer A high-class preparation for the hair. Keeps the hair soft and glossy and prevents splitting at the ends. Cures dandruff and always restores color to gray hair. " ^l"*Bt3SB$&!£t* JULY 8. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 515 THE LEADING POPULAR PRICED ORGANIZATION OP THE SOUTH AND MIDDLE STATES HARRIS-PARKINSON STOCK COMPANY Vow closing their sixth and most successful season of fifty-five weeks, without losing a single night weeks of post season a winner, only one HAD ONE. Next se FOR COMING SEASON, A Clever Leading' Lady Who has THE LOOKS and WARDROBE (Send Fboto If Poaslble). STRONG HEAVY MAN, CHARACTER ACTRE88, THREE GOOD ACTORS, ANYTHING CAST FOR; JUVENILE MAN (one who can sing preferred), MAN FOR ILLUSTRATED SONGS, to play good line of parts; CLEVER PIANIST and FEATURE ACTS, write. State age, height, weight In first letter and your lowest salary for a season of 52 weeks. REHEARSALS AUG. 7, GRAND OPERA HOUSE, LEXINGTON, KY. None but A I People tolerated. Regards to all friends. Address SOBEBT H. HABBIS, San Antonio, Texas, Electric Summer Theatre, until .Inly 15; Then Bloomlngton, Indiana (Permanent Address). Ilonketl solid for coming season In tic choice ttmo of the middle Stntes anil over the K. & K. Southern circuit. I'lfty-four seasoB everything uc>v but ttie name, which h:is proven a GOLD MUCK almost everywhere. A GAR LOAD OF BEAUTIFU L SCENERY. All Heavy Royalty Produotlons Properly Produoed. ItOIlT. II. HAltltlS. Can I'ae Two More IMnyw. With Strong: Line o f 1'rlsitlmr. THE VKItDICT OF IIOTII 1'ltKSS AND PUBLIC: "Strongest Co. nntl liest staged production ever offered at popular prices." SOME OF OUR RECORDS THIS SEASON PAST: LEXINGTON, KY., • - - - $1,996.85 SOMERSET, KY., Fair FRANKFORT, KY., - - - 1,690.30 CHARLESTON, W. VA., - - 1,680.20 PARKERSBUR6, W. VA„ • ■ 1,782.20 GREENVILLE, S. C, - • - 1,485.20 NEW ORLEANS, 4 Weeks • 8,695.00 SI, 456.00 HUNTINGTON, W. VA.. - • • 1.876.20 PORTSMOUTH, , • • - 1,396.50 ROANOKE, VA., - - - ■ 1,680.00 ATLANTA, GA„ 4 Weeks - 11,169.50 DALLAS, TEX„ Cycle Park, 4 Wks. 8,732.50 TO SAT NOTHING OF THE MART OTHERS, WHO WERE NOT VERY FAR BEHIND. 20 ACT ING PEO PLE 20 LOCAL MANAGERS holding contract! for the above attraction, ALL WE ASK; "Plenty of room on the boards and a, clear stage." CULHANE, CHAGE & WESTON'S MINSTRELS Douhic llsss and Tubs, Cornet, B and O. (Lead Band), Orchestra Leader, Double Baritone, Alio or Trombone; Second Violin, Doable Baritone, Alto or Trombone; Viola, Double Baritone, Alto or Trom- bone: Trap Drummer (ordinary traps). Stop at hotels. Musicians do not black up. Wardrobe furnished for Flr«t Part and Parade. SEASON OPENS AUG. 14. near N. Y. CUT. FRED U. l'OUTY, Proprietor, care Of CCLUAN, CHACE 4 WESTON'S HOOKINO EXCHANGE, Suite 32, 1368 and 1370 Uroadway, New York City. DO YOU KNOW THAT AND Are coming East with their mixture of np to date novelties, presenting their original comedy, THE TWENTIETH CENTURY MESSENGER BOY, Introducing Singing, Dancing, Whistling Solos, Bird Imitations and Comedy Acrobatic Juggling. The most versatile and only act of Its kind In the world. Seeing Is believing. This week, Utahna Park, Salt Lake City, Utah. NTBD, GREAT WALLACE SHOWS, Musical Act, with Fine Wardrobe and Stage Setting for Vaudeville Anne*; also One or Two First Class Double Concert Teams. Address GREAT Wallace SHOWS, Duqooln. 111., July T; Anna, III., 8; Centralis, III., 10; Denton, III., 11. CWFFORD ESKELIv, English Entertainer. WEEK JULY 10, OLYMPIC THEATRE, CHICAGO. "Watch for the Man In White." ••THE SEAL AUD RIBBON MUSIC. SOUTHERN LULLABY By HULL and HENSHAW. Pah, by Im GRUNEWALD CO., LTD., New Orleans, La. Monev making offer to Specialty Artists, l'rof. Copies free. Orchestrations 15c. Write me direct JESSE B. HULL, New Iberlu, La WANTED, AT ALL TIMES, VAUD EVI U .^BURLESQUE NA/OIVIEIM. CHAB. H. WALPRON, Palace Theatre, Boston, Mass. HANLONS' LE VOYAGE EN SUISSE, IS THE PROPERTY OF Oil S ™ " °f persons using the title or any part of the production docs so unlawfully. whn F. DVRNE, Sole Proprietor of "Lo Voyage en Suisse" and "8 BellB," Norwich, Conn., Ju neffi, 1W5. jse^viso^ ioo45»o ojpje>:lv. A FEATURE NOVELTY ACT , ALAMEDA PARK? BUTLER, PA. 'V MINUTES* TEN MINUTES IN ONE. S COR2TALLAS, Hale and Female Acrobats, AT LIBERTY *OH III HLKSQIE. MINSTREL OF FIRST CLA8S FAIRS. Address PETE CORNALLA, BeUwood, III., or care N. Y. CLIPPER. WAITED, MAMGER for the Greatest Living Child Pianist. T »E MiNSATION OF LA8T SEASON IN NEW YORK OITY. Address WILLIAM KNABE PIANO CO., 154 Fifth Ave., New York City. i;elen ogden, 80UTHBRN CLASSICAL SOPRANO AND CONTRALTO VOCALIST. * foK^^VsoN. ADOLPH ENOEL »,!{;"' Manager Engel'a PsvUlon, Haymariet, Chicago Opera House, and People's Theatre, Mli- •">ce. 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Fowl, (iarae, Fish and Heats, Roasted or Haw; also Foreign and American Hinge Money, Paper and Coin; Legal Documents; Mechanical Properties a specialty. Drawings and Hkotclies and Estimates given for Entire Productions, Exhibitions, lliilldlngs and Parks; Designs fur Furniture, Scenes and Objects of All Periods. "LEAVITT-FINKLB CO.," JOHN 1.EAVT1T, Pr»|icrty Mana- ger; ALEX I. FINKLE, General Manager. Show Rooms, 102 W. 40th St., N. Y. ; Factory, Slaw. 4Sd Ht,,N.Y JAPANESE WAR FILMS. GREAT NAVAL RATTLES. The Greatest Feature Films for Summer Parks. JAPANESE ORUISEK IN ACTION, UOMIIAIIDINO POUT ARTHUR, JAPANKSE TORPEDO IIOAT, JAPANESE BATTLE8IIIP HINKINU RUSSIAN CRUISER. Send for Summer bargain lists of slightly used outfits. Dept. B. WILLIAMS, IlitO WN A EAIILE, Bin Uheslnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. WIGS TOUPEES, GREASE PAIHTS, ETO. And th§ Latest ind Most Popular Stylet In Ladln' Hair Dressing I A. M. BUCH 3c CO., nun. Ninth Street, • - • - - Philadelphia. TUB ATHIC AL OOSTUMBB, 12ft M. TTH ST.. PHI LA. Olentangy Park, Theatre and Zoological Garden, "tsk™- •The finest amusement park In America," will open Its seventh season May 14, lew, with High Cass Vaudsvult. VanderlD* Aotors will please five fall .description of sots, open time and salary Inllrst I «Mr. Addrtsf J. W. DC8KNBURT, President, Columbus, Oslo. SLIGHTLY WORN Stage i Street Gowns Tel. nn— One Oxford. DUPL , H'44 TBBHONT STBBET, BOSTON, Opposite aalestlo Theatre. J. HENF3Y ROWLEY THEATRIC AL GOSTVHEB. 1*0 W. 93d ST., NEW YOltK. Opposite Proctor's. Formerly UATDEN k ROWLEY. Manager of BIJOU THEATKK, PATBRXON.N. J. ESTIMATE! UIVEN. BLABORATB EFFKCTI, MODKltATE PRICES, PICTURE FRAMING BERT, CHEAPEST. WHITE FOR BOOKLET. FOR LOBBIES, WINDOW DIBPLAY Olt HOMH U8K. THE NEWMAN ART MKO. CO., 114120 W. 30th St, New York. 510 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July a MENNEN'S BORATED TALCUM TOILET POWDER ■s*=?s- a— iMMMtmii •r. ».«.:— •'■■-> :'*-:y>-*>,. . 5* **#&&r "**'-^jgr ,. ^I'-JHS-^V^J 'Mm-. 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Don't be misled by the unscrupulous dealer who says: "Just as good." MENNfiN'S is sold everywhere or by mail 25c. ■ SAMPLE FREE. GERHARD IY1ENNEN CO. 77 Orange St., Newark, New Jersey. Try MENNEN'S VIOLET TALCUM •»• ^"^'£. %>$m -•■i'/i ,'i , V DRAMATIC if VAUDEVILLE. CIRCUS. Copyright, 1905, by the Frank Queen Publishing Company (Limited!. Founded by FRANK QUEEN. 1863. NEW YORK, JULY 15, 1905. VOLUME Llll.-No. 21. Prlca 10 Cants. 518 THE NEW YOBK CLIPPER. July ). lstlng without tbc function of mnstlrntlon and deglutition, bis food being directly In- troduced Into the stomach by artificial means. be only a matter of time before tbat mode of ,. al p | ay g, which Mr. Huntley will make his feeding would result 1* death. Murphy con- debut under the Shuberts' management Both tended** the negative-that . man could so M^ Huntley and Mr. Kuben. % 3 live Indefinitely. - — a= — ■*-- — * AwMes, Personalities ail Comments. conceit) i mo STIGE FOLK and Some times OTEEBS BY J 08BPH1NB GEO. William II. Gough, the well known por- trayer of "ragged character," Is responsible for the following anecdote. At one t'mc he wns one of ten theatrical people who decided to try a four weeks' tour of New England on the commonwealth plan. This party, like many another of the same sort, mutually swore to stick together 'till "death or the season closed the show." It will cause no surprise to those who haye had similar ex- periences to know tbat the show closed be- fore the end, but not because of either of the above named causes. On the fifth night out on the road, two of the "sworn 'till death" aggregation eloped. The play was of the "homespun type, all wool and a little more than a yard wide" (literally to quote Mr. Gough), and os the vanished pair had Important roles therein, another, "for Ills Child's Soke," bad to be substituted. One week later this, In turn, was taken off, and "Dora" put In IU place, when two more of the cast had broken faith with the others and disappeared. The latter nlav was fearfully and wonderfully produced ducers of plays than the Autumn, Is no piay was xcariuiiy uuu " ' i on g er «,. The London season does not seem with "douWes"-4nany of them In th {" g , , t , „ wno g0 , tUe p )ace g ; lty at the present time, and Is bound IgHP * J f "Lady dlan In this c now the bit I Nove'mbcT 1 In*. new"play "if&gjSft* author and composer of 'JLady Macbeth i i ga^a^-ssfcw-aJS Gncanstovm. Moore .u their .last week at . Saturday night will not come any too Boon for them. While they did well at this bouse, »« «m not the tremendous hit they are In Anerta. Their material seems to be over the : head of the average English playgoer. He does pot seem to understand and appreciate jokes and slang. "Happy' Wfft « £g "Not much longer than a man could live without brains," sneered one of the newly Hedged medicos. "Now, Murphy," contlnned the learned one, "how long do you think a person could live without brains?" "I'm not up on tbat question," drawled Murphy, "you're better posted — how long have you yourself lived?" « '» OUR LONDON LETTER. George Edwardes, under whose ntanaMwnt T?X{ i. Ter y hard on a man who does the both hope to work again after the Waldorf »«" " " d y n th „ bustling work that Mr. Hughes does. He la a comedian of the first A company called he Jacobus-Marler Ea- *X? a good slnwr^nd an eicellent dancer, tate Company has Just £en formed, the artl. a combination of this kind Is hard to find, cles being signed on Friday last, to build two *F™"°g»l v t ^ ct t0 gee him in the class theatres on a site on Shaftesbury Avenue : ° D ? h 80 ,^ b" , U nmakers of today in one of As the Harmony Mr. Hughes ' bis home, Avenue. Two theatres, with a block George eccentric not repeat my excellent opinion of thci almost forgot the Pygmies. They do s, tie that there Is nothing to say about little people. They are more in the f line, and, aside from a native dance, ti- ls practically an exhibition. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Winters and Mr Mrs. Sidney J. Euson were in town for :■ days last week. The former have ret: to America, but the latter are taking In and some of the continental cities this The trip 1b a pleasure one for both n.i Mr. Euson met many of hia old frlen ' the profession while he was In town, n stopped at one of the hotels on Leli Square. A very successful London debut was < by Adamlnl and Taylor, at the Alhamv Monday night last The act, "The Ws Ing Minstrels," Is of the refined type appeals to the patrons of the Albumin , their success was assured from the After four songs the audience wanted i and the talented duo was obliged to n lie '•r .d« on 'At nd •rt. •re, ike FHOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. Clipper Bureau, 48 Cranbonrne Street, Leicester N i*",_" ""«" «m he la a tun-maKer, WDicn 18 the main thine, It ha "been T settled tbat Henry Irving will very Interesting stories afafaw T* U»!^, after iH , B the B h'ow business. Since 1 £ ike his farewell appearances In America t| The Rectors °f„ t „ h * n C JS b ! r „ W fi l «r cent Mr. Hearn, at Drury Lane, be has Intruded 27 ■.-_....- i„„,„»^ „c o r«, lulu- >■ tea. Ltd.. have announced an «_ per cent. h „„_ „a\„~ mhich u im *,,„,.„ ... with "doubles" — many and, again to quote Gough, "the wolf was actually glaring In at the gate." At 7.55 p. it., on the last day, there was the sum of $4 In tbe box office, while the discourag- ing fact was worrying each of the small com- pany that $4.00, per capita, was necessary to reach Broadway. Just as the orchestra struck up "Carry Me Hack to Old Virginia," n farm boy entered the lobby with a shoe box under bis arm. Gough was "on the door," undepressed for his part. Tbc boy approached the actor and lifted the lid of the box, disclosing a dozen cggB. •Bay, Hobs," said be, "are these good for a thirty-five cent ticket?" "That depends," replied Gough; "bow oro the eggs?" With a grin the boy put this question In reply to dough's : "How's tho show?" Tom Olllen had a chance, not long ago, to do n lit lie vaudeville missionary work In ex- plaining the meaning of this cxlrcmely popu- lar branch of the theatrical business. He wns playing the vaudeville house In Erie, I'a., where Milton Aborn wns oducntlng the Erlenns In that Interesting line of enter- tainment. To Ihc artist who was denuding anion's face of a day's growth of beard, the per- former put the casual question : "Arc you going lo the theatre tonight?" "No," said the barber, "I anw tho buow Inst week." "Hut there's a new bill on this week," sold allien. "No, there ain't," exclnlmed tbc manipu- lator of ruxur and scissors, "the name of the piece last week was Vnndcvlllc, and they'vo got Iho same show on Ibis week." t G. II. Atkinson, press agent for the Al. G. Field Greater Minstrels, relates n story concerning Hilly Clark, one of the clever comedians of Iho company. One of tho property men of the company was busily painting some of the scenery one day with nsbestos paint. Hilly Clark, who stood uenr, watching the process, remarked, with one of his Inimitable grins: "Hny, Harry, I'm thinking strongly of going Into the undertaking business." "Y«iu don't say so," replied Harry CaiiBle, not stopping his busy brush lo bite at Clark's renin rk. "They tell mo that tho fluid you're using Is fireproof," continued the comedian. "Yes." laconically said Cnnsle, still Ignoring the bait with which Clark was fishing for a chalice to KlM'ltlK ills latest. "I could make a mint of money In the burying business," continued Clark, waiting for the wished for question, "how?" In order lo bring forth from the crowded recesses of bis banjr brain the Joke Hint had been form- ing Ihere for the past few minutes. At length Ciinslc repeated, In true Interlocutory manner: "Anil how, Mr. Clark, could you iniike ii mint of money In Ihc umlcrlnkliig llllslllCNK?" "Ity embalming my subjects with that fire- proof tin Id you're using," was Clark's reply. Apropo$ of a somewhat gruesome subject Ik a story told by FlUgoriihl Murphy, the playwright. A small group of villagers were dlscuHMliig the drowning of one of I heir townsmen. The excitement of recovering Hie remains being sver, those who hiul attended to the mill lor were advising together what would be the uexl step lo take. One of them suggested Hint, as tbe body had been In Ihc wjiter for some lime, the best thing would be Instant burial. Another bystander, who evidently bail some respect for Iho law, ex- claimed : "You cnn'l pul a man under ground that died accidental like without the coroner's say so. lie's got lo hold a i>ontmortlflcatton on poor Smith before we can bury blm." Murphy la very fond of an argument, and his friends, In order to draw out Ills Irish wit. of which lie hits a vast fund, will often Introduce questions that require annlysls. Around a table, on one occasion, sat a con- vivial parly, of whom Murphy wns one. Two young doctors, who had a short time pre- viously received their diplomas, were airing some of their recently acquired knowledge. The aiibject of conversation had concerned the effect on tbe human system of the loss of one or more of the functions. This was iiprupos of a newspaper article slating how a promlneul politician was comfortably ex- of amusements In large numbers. Londoners who have money to spend are most enthu- siastic playgoers during the Autumn and Winter, but as soon as the fine weather of April and May comes along their thoughts mske - next January, Instead of a year later, as was recently arranged, through n season ex- tending over fourteen weeks, visiting only the principal cities, and finally ending bis American engagement at tbe Knickerbocker Theatre, New York City. . "The Star of Bethlehem" Is the name of the new passion play which Charles Froh- man and Seymour Hicks are arranging to produce at the new Aldwych Theatre In the Fall. The play will be a dumb ona from start to finish. _. , All the elegant furniture and effects of Bray Lodge, Fishery Estate, Maidenhead, owned by Mrs. Brown-Potter, will be sold at auction on Friday and Saturday of this week. DTIDH HILL fU. TrtA-IDC ties, Ltd.. have announced _ dividend for the year ended May 16, placing 110,000 to the reserve. , . ^ Many thanks to Herbert Lloyd for the card received from Akron, O., and from other cities, where he seems to be duplicating the hit made in this country. The following few lines from Dorothy a hoop ending, which Is very funny. Mul. colm Scott, the monologlst, and Arthur Prince, the ventriloquist, followed Mr. 1 learn duplicating tbe bits made at the Pavilion f mentioned their acts in my last letter. The next number on tbe bill was capital mai |> one that would create a furore In America „'•» ""£" , lfn.Z"ii~.* m 7iZ i»t7»7 tens writ- Tne turn 'a one of the prettiest tbat has been Kenton, who at the time tbe JMNr was i writ t th pa)acc , t , . ten was playing at the English Garden, Vienna, Austria, are I SereSt fHaollgh'to »y the I rls, a. atlon'of 3 eight a'nT ffi?tirg!^fftZ'p£& gft I^Ms called tta^a ™ ta jig where 1 open Saturday 3u y 1. Last Tburs. H^* 1 ^ \^ lt Ta In the flrVfh rough d f7. waB .v B ? lg h0 "i d8 . , .. b . er J \n? iS,™ different dance movements. The effect I, all the theatres and gave a big variety per- Btartlln „ ntl(] Drcttv but not Bt ,, oll ,"\ J, 9 formance at the Opera House £e "dlenca ab 1J. ^mfe iS thls'pos tlon the young l , was very enthusiastic over the banjo. After execute 8ome * movements uYd the many bows, etc., they cam* tor me In the , obtained Is hard to describe. The dressing room to take another curtain call. « . . . t , d b CS. tomihw fnV ., , Finally they were obliged to ring up the next Eg LfflL' gSugS? g£%3P££Jl* SSf act. There have been quite a number of «■* S^'Slc S '* American celebrities 'Visiting the Garden, c i ewr , and do a aomewhat novel act. Tl c bird fS. 0D 8»j£. BrothSi AH oertormers in ' m "»t'o°» of the mala members of the le am nxed X tbe BUtt bet" P IwSs taxed were exceedingly good. LaTortaJada.theSpnn- tuiSn 7 mI »im. r n »« hiin nrolonMd so I l»h dancer, too well known to go Into detalsof tell you these little things when you sign." V. al . ca Since the receipt of tbe above letter Miss i|", 4 S?' "Pretty Kitty," and not ' as I stated last week. "Broadway vz^& &&bMnsrJz S «& ^g sssss nu Genero and Theol are In Leipzig, Germany, «!«»?..»?• costumes elaborate, .and the Idea and have Just returned vacation trip through Denmark. They were with tbe land of the midnight sun beautiful lakes. They open at the Battcn- berg Theatre, Leipzig, July 1, and will be front elevation of the Hudson Theatre, Union Hill, N. J. r now beln* "ected. I'lils house will open next lemon, under the management of T. W. Dlnklns, are turned to something elee. It Is said that provincial visitors spend very little money In the theatres, except perhaps at the vaudeville houses, whero the admission fee Is less. Somo of tho new plays produced since September last bod very short strug- gles against neglect. The shortest run of the season wns made by "Tho Golden Light, which shone ouly three times at the Savoy. Other short runs were: "Church and Stage, four nights: "Lady Ben," five; "Jasper Bright," eight; "Itcnalssnnco, ' eight; "Haw- thorne, V. S. A.," thirteen; ,T MI»s Win- grove,'' cloven ; "Flute of Pan," fourteen : " fifteen, and tho "Diplomatists," while the remarkably picturesque riverside residence will be sold on Thursday. TMb Is tbe outcome of Mrs. Potter's recent dis- astrous season at the Savoy. Tbe following Btntoment was made by Mrs. Potter In court: "Among the documents I signed was a bill of sale on my furniture. It was to pay the poor people who had been working la tbe theatre. I thought It was better to suffer myself than that they ehould suffer. Some of them were only In receipt of f or $7 a week, and I did not wish to see them starve," Mrs. Potter Is at present playing an engage- ment at the Coliseum. . , The Criterion will reopen on or about July 1, wben Ethel Irving, by arrangement with Scott BulBt, will put on a modern comedy, In three nets, by Cyril Ilnrcourt, called "The Axis." Tills will be followed by a one act IrsY'of iho"pfo7s wlthouY''mWc."The drama, by Stephen Bond, called "Where the , began on Aug. 27, with tho produc- Crowe Gather,'; In which Mies Irving will of ' h l'hc CbeviW." at tbe tfarrlck. appear. The atory Is laid In Brittany. The last performance of "Under Which King?" will be given at tbo Adelphl next Sat- urday night, and on the following Tuesday b\ It. Benson and hia company will commence a season nt tbc theatre with a revival of "A Comedy of Errors," preceded by a new one act play, "Aylmcr's Secret," by Stephen Phillips. Edna May will sail for New York, from next Saturday. Two weeks •I.ndylnnd," .. twenty-one. "Veronlquc, produced on May 18, last year, is the longest running play at present before tho public, and "The Walls of Jericho," produced In. October, Is easily the llrst season Hon o. Many new and big productions are promised for the coming season, and It la to be hoped that tho playgoers will appreciate the efforts of those who endeavor to amuse in a more substantial manner than they did last Bcaaon. William Collier and "The Dictator" are still nt the Comedy, and the end of tho en- gagement is not visible as yet. Whilo busi- ness Is not as big as when the comedy was first put on, tbo audiences arc good sized enough to be paying. Tbe American visitors arc availing themselves of the opportunity to see a clever American comedian In nn ex- cellent American made comedy, It keeps them from forgetting home. It Is very likely that Mr. Collier will remain in London at the cIobc of the current engagement. Sup- ported by an English company, with a few exceptions, he may be seen In "On the Quiet.' The comedian baa done bo well here that bo prefers, remaining hero than returning to tbe states to rehearse for a now play. One of the best plays to be Been In Lon- don at tho preacne time is "I.enh Kleschna," nt the New Theatre. It Is going to duplicate the New York hit made by this same play. The clever acting of Charles Wnrner Is tho lilt of tho piece and tbe talk of tbo town. Ity the way, that reminds me tbat a man named Charles Hannnn Impugned C. M. Mc- Leiinu's claim to originality In "Leah KIcbcIi- im," nnd the latter has taken proceedings ngnlnst Mr. Hannan In the High Court In coiiBeriuencp. .lames K. Hackett and Mary Mnnncrlng nro still In town nnd may bo seen nearly every night at tbe Oarrick, whero "Tbc Walls of Jericho" Is attracting capnclty houses, despite the off-season. The American produc- tion of tbo play Is fixed for at the end of September, at tho Criterion, New York City. Mr. Hackett will play tho part of Kroblsher, now played by Arthur Bourchlcr. The latter Is translating tbe French play, "Le Duel," to bo ultimately produced by him under the same title, anglicised, nt the Garrlck. Mr. Bourchlcr has also In reserve Gladys Ungnr's Slay, entitled "Sheridan," nnd another new iiinm which Is written fur bis theatre by Alfred Sutro. Tbe first week of Snrah Ilornknrdt'a Lon- don season nt the Coronet Theatre has proved nn unqualified success, and, Judging from the advance Bale for the remainder of this week, the second week promises to be even more popular. A new play on tbe subject of "Adricnne Lccouvreur, ' written by herself, 1b the novelty of this week's repertory, Messrs. Shuberts have JUBt announced a banner card for the Autumn season at the Waldorf, It Is the engagement of G. P. Huntley, who Ib looked upon by the Loudon playgoers as the best musical comedy corne- al "that house for the remainder of tbe month. The Mobs & Stoll tour follows, thirty-two weeks being tbe length of tbe en- gagement. Charles Payne, of the Black Troubadours, Is having his two daughters come from Bos- ton to put them at the Royal Conservatory, Leipzig, where they will take up the study of tbo voice. The Troubadours commence a long continental tour at Amsterdam on Aug. Frances Nnmon, of Lnwson and Namon, Is In London on a pleasure trip. She was a Bureau caller a few days ago, and spoke very enthusiastically of ber trip thus far, I v'slted tbe Ulppodromo last night and was more than repaid for my visit. I do not know of a better entertainment In London at tbe present time. After the overture tbe Macarto Sisters did a slack wire act that was a little different from the ordinary acts of this type. In fact, the young ladles did several tilings that appeared new to me. They have been In tbe States several times, and are going over again In tbe near future. Brothers Egbert, acrobatic comedians, fol- lowed with a rather funny knockabout turn, which was well received. The Fratclllnls, billed as eccentric drolls, did clown work in the ring that was as amusing to the older folks as to the children. The next number on tbe bill was contributed by Lowell and Lowell, two American acrobats and contor- tionists, who are as well liked In this conn- try as tbey are at home. Tbe few months' rest has worked wonders with tbe brothers, as they Introduce several new feats tbat are difficult and different. They wont well, and at the finish took two bows. Thercse Renz, equestrienne, mounted on a snow wblte horse, mado a very pretty picture. The horse did several tricks In tbe way of fancy steps, etc. While the act was In progress the bouse was darkened and different colored lights were thrown on the horse and rider. Tbe effect was startling and very attractive. The 1'iuit- zer Brothers are still one of the feature acts nt this bouse. Their Incomparable bend balancing show Is too well known for further comment Next came the star turn of tbe show, "Eulgmarcllc." This wonderful au- tomaton is more of a mystery now than when it made Its first appearance at this house a fortnight ago. You would naturally think that the secret of an act of this kind would be revealed utter the first week, but such Is not tbe case with Mr. Ireland's offer- in bert and a bevy of pretty girls. Nearly all the prominent continental agents were pres- ent to get a line on Mies Snyder's offering. It Is the sort of act the continental folks like. Frobel and Hugo are resting after a some- what long provincial tour. The week of July 3 they are at the Grand Palace, Claphain. Hackney Is their date the week following. On Sunday laBt It was announced, to the surprise of all, that the Lyceum would be closed on Saturday next, for two months, Business has been rather light during tho past month, and as tbe stage of the tlienlrc will be needed for the big ballet, "Excelsior," which Mr. Barrasford Intends to put on at tbe Lyceum, It was thought best to close the house to tho public for the two months nnd give the ballet people a chance lo do some work. There Is also a possibility that another big West End vaudeville house will put up the shutters for a time. Tbe Empire hauls down tbe flag on Saturday. ««» A KIND WOflD FOR THE ACTOIl. BV ETTA FOSTER. Southampton, later the English members of tbe company, which Includes Fred Wright, Fred Kaye, Far- rcn Soutar and Margaret FraBer, will leave England to appear with her in ''The Catch of the Season/ at Daly's Theatre, New York City, on Sept. 1. It Is very likely that "Tbe Gypsy Girl," a two act comedy drama, by Claude Arundel, which was produced at tho Shakespeare The- atre, Liverpool, last month, may have a Lon- don production, at the Strand Theatre, in the early Fall. to play return engagements and new datea Julia Marlowe and E. 11. Sothern are due Thla Is the klntf of success that makci 'Tls Ihc way of tbe world to censure, To loudly applaud, then condemn. With never a thought of tho genuine worth * That is hid In tho uncut gem. Tbe stage Is the world's greatest school room, 'Tls here we see Life undisguised ; Yet many Ignore tho great Actor, From Society oft ostracised I But when adversity comes to a brother, Or Cbnrity Bonda out a call, Who Is asked assistance to render — Who willingly gives up his all? Ills talents, after years of hard study, Ills spare moments, but fownt thebcsl, I lo volunteers to nld, in misfortune, Those who once have been known as the best. Then condemn not as unworthy, the. Actor, Who Is all that Is noble nnd good ; A friend to tho needy, a brother To all who In sorrow are bowed. ««♦ Hnrrlson Grey FIskc'M Plans. Harrison Grey Flsko announced Inst week his plans for tbe coming season. The Man- hattan Theatre will open In September with a new comedy, by Edith Ellis linker, called "Mary and John." After the run of I his After the run piny Mme. Bertha Kallsch will begin her en- BMNBMrt under Mr. Flake's direction, In an I ban IM i tbeTguTeVwfcrnVwrbut «JfW« Benetton of Maeterlinck's "Mon- 1 know less about it than I did the first time, And I am not the only one. "Enlgmarclle" was originally booked for six weeks, but because of tremendous bit mado, the time has been extended ten more weeks, and tbe Moss & Stoll follows until Christmas, wben Mr. Ireland goes on tho continent In London, to prepnro for their Shakespeare season, under the direction of Charles Froh- man. They will probably appear at the Duke of York's Theatre. It is stated that Hail Cain's Icelandic drnmn, "The Prodigal Son," is to be produced simultaneously In New York and London on Sept. 2, on the night of the reopening, after tbc Summer vacation, of Drury Lane. Charles Frobmon's new play of Western life in America, "Tho Heir to tbc Hoorah," will be produced In London In September. Mr. Frohman states that this play, whbh was nut on nt the Hudson Theatre In Apt II, and Is still running, will be played In tils country by an English company, with ho exception of five parts. To till theso he 'rill bring over five essential Western American characters to make the fun. The Stage Society produced two new plays nt the Bpyolty Theatre last Monday after- breaking of the iaddef'dr8pTa"ying"flags'o"f the noon. They were "Ono Day More," by different countries Is nn nil rlafit nSSint, „» Joseph Conrad, and "To. New Felicity." by gJSSff SEtP&SJl^W&F^ihZ Laurence Alma Tadcma. The former was the more interesting of tho two, and camo success that makes ono smile, and It is needless to say that Mr. Ireland is tbe picture of content- ment. After twenty minutes of the mystery we bad an Interesting turn on tbo breakaway ladders. It was done by the Ccado Brothers. The name Is a foreign one and I thought they wcro from the continent until 1 learned that one was an American who has been away from the States for a dozen or more of years. He Is one of our old circus performers, but his stage appearance would put him down as a man of thirty-five. His partner Is a German. Now that 1 have finished with their "history," I will say a few words obout tho act. The ladder Is suspended from the dome of tbe Hippodrome and Is quite a distance from tbe ground. There Is no net, and this makes tbe turn all the more daring. Quite a number of gymnastic fents are done while the ladder 1b revolving, and at the finish the in for very favorable comment Miss Wynne, of Hayes and Wynne, has Just arrived from the States. Being English by birth, she Is homo on n few weeks' vaca- tion. There will be a merry parly leaving these shores for the States a week from to-day. Among those sailing will be: Bailey and Madison, Moore and Llttlefleld, Leona Thur- bcr, and "Happy" Ed. Hughes, of the Har- mony Four. Bailey and Madison and Leona Thurber closed their engagements at the Em- pire last Saturday night, and aro playing a special engagement at the Zoo, In Bristol, this week. They will board the homeward perhaps climax would Bound better. A"'dru- uiatlc and romantic episode In three scenes entitled "Bob Iloy," tbo name part being played by Leo Stormont, a Scotchman by birth, nnd a barltono singer well known In all of the London balls, Ib next In order. Mr. Stormont la supported by a first cIubs com- pnny, which numbers about 150 people. The sketch, if It may be called a sketch, Is great, and ought to remain nt the Hippodrome for the rest of the Summer. The incidental music, by Clarence C. Corrl, Is excellent, and the staging of the episode could not be lm- E roved upon. As a producer Frank Parker as few equals. The North Polo representa- tion. Introducing Hagenbeck's seventeen po- lar bears, closed tbe very strong show. As I bave spoken about the bears before I will nn Vanna. Mrs. Flsko will begin her tour with the Manhattan Co., In "Leah Kleschnn," In OrtO" ber, opening at the Manhattan Theatre Imer. Her first production nt that house will he « new play hy Rupert Hughes, entitled "What Will People SnyV" This Ib a comedy of con- temporary Now York llfo and Is snld lo afford nn excellent character study for Mrs. l-'lske. John Mason, George ArllB, Frederic do Belle- ville and William B. Mack will have the oilier principal pnrts. Langdon Mitchell's »M» comedy and a new one act piny by JoliJ Luther Long, will bo produced later nn. A revival of "Teas of tho D'Urbervlilcs" Is also in contemplation. Mr. Flske has sailed for Europe ami will go directly to Paris. Afterward lie will visit Switzerland nnd Italy. ««» David Ili-lnxc-,, Hack from London. David Belasco returned to New Yw* on July B, from a flying trip to London. II'' «'«« Biiccessful In arranging to have a spl. ndlu playhouBC built for him there, where lie can present his stars In tho English motro|"'H»- Mr. Belasco has arranged that Mrs. t'liriyr will open his new theatre, which will 1* ready season after next. Concerning Iho reports of a comblinllon between tho Shuberts, HnrrlRon Grey l-'WM and himself, Mr. Belasco said: "The Mm- bcrts have offered me tlmo In their ihui'Wfc nnd I have accepted. Mr. Flske, the >»«■ bcrts and myself will nil play each o'lnr' tbentres mutually, but there Is no ewi-Wa* Hon whatsoever. Wo nro all Independciii. 4»» THE SECOND EMPIRE. A new fast train on the N. Y. Cen- tral leave* Grand Central s> Buffalo 11,10 P. M. No excess Fine.— Advt. Doctor Osier &nd afevv of his ^ssoci&tes in "When we Are Forl\y -one'- From Obscurity Jo Fame. A siory ir\ $ix scenes by Oscat tt*mmeratein . 520 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 15, CALL BRILL BROTHERS' Productions Are Always Reliable, Always Popular. AND THEY ALWAYS PLAY RETURN DATES. Their Clothing has Character and Wearing Quality seldom fouui] in lteady-lo-Wear Apparel. Attend their Mid-Sammor Clearance Sale of Sails, Choice of $110 or $32.50 Finest Worsted Suite, any size. #22.60. Choice of $25 or $'28 Woralcd S'-.it in our stock, $18, SO. Choice of any $'22. 50 or $20 < asBimere, Cheviot or Unliuiiilicd Worsted Salt, $15.50. Choice of any $20, $18 or $15 Fancy Cheviot, CaHsiuiore, Tweed or Undraw Worsted Suit, tH12.no. GET THE HABIT. GO TO UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK. FOR THE STAGE. NOTICE TO VAUDEVILLE PERFORMERS. WE MANUFACTURE Gold and Silver Cloths and Trimmings BUY OR GET IT MADE DIRECT. A. PITTNEY, 304 Palisade Ave.. Wait HolmkM., W» J- AflnUUn CbBEH T" D oance that an Increas- ing demand for our METAL LAUGHING GALLERIES has Justified us In placing large orders for material and bettering our facilities, thereby greatly reducing the cost or manufacture as well as Improving the quality. These mirrors are made of a highly polished composition metal. Have Bame appearance, produce same effects and will answer the purpose as well as the most costly glass. THEY ARE THE ONLY PRACTI- CAL, MIRRORS FOR TRAVELING PUR- POSES. We are offering nur No. 1 Style Gallery (Intended for parka and other permanent loca- tions) at a special low price. Write for particulars, J. M. NAUGHTOIt AMUSEMENT CON- STRUCTION CO., 120 South High Street, Co- lumbus, Ohio. CENTRAL VAUDEVILLE OF" INDIANA, OHIO and MICHIGAN. JOHN H. AMMONS, rresldent GUS SUN, Vice President H. T. DUBOIS, Treasurer. O. O. MURli.it, Secretary. DEPILATORY POWDER The treatment of superfluous hnlr Is something that requires the greatest nicety and care. X. BAZIN'S DEl'ILATORY I'OWDEH Is the result of much study of the cause of and problem of destroying these growths with- out Injury to the surrounding skin or leaving a scar or the slightest deform- ation. X. KAZIVS DBl'lLATOItY I'OYVDEIt Is absolutely safe and de- Btroys the hair without pain, a simple, dainty way of effecting a cure. Send to Department "C" for our little pamphlet on the subject, "FOB BKAUTVH SAKK." HALL & KUCKEL, Proprietors nnd Manufacturers of SOZODONT, 215 Washington Street, New York. I'nr .ale at all flrat class drug: stores or sent by mail In sealed pack it ice s (or Sue. Freil'k W. Thompson Return.. Frederick W. Thompson, of Thompson & Untidy, managing directors of the Hippo- drome and owners n! Luna l'ark, returned Inst week from n seven weeks' tour abroad, bringing news of contracts with performers for the Winter season at the Hippodrome, and with the definite announcement of the establishment of a Hippodrome la Chicago. "A Yankee Circus on Mars" and "The Haiders" wll! be loaded on cars on Nov. 1, and conveyed lulnct to the Western city. A site has been selected and contracts have been given for the construction of the big Chicago playhouse. The musical extravaganza and drama of lust season will open the New York Hippo- drome early in September, and bold the boards until the Chicago structure Is ready for Its Inaugural. Ml the meantime rehearsals will be in progress for the Winter show. "A Song of the Flowers," Mr. Thompson ■aid, would succeed the ballet, "The Dunce of the Hours." M. Alfredo Kdol, the Paris aud Milan designer, has the costuming of the ballet aud of the rest of the performance In charge. "The Raiders" will be followed by "The Days of '41)," which will depict that stirring period of Amcrlcau history. One scene will show a mining town with all Its charnctcr's- tlc detail. Indians from the Western reser- vations will participate In a battle la which the water stage of the Hippodrome will be employed. Mr. Thompson did most of his touring abroad In mi automobile. Ho toured ling land, Germany, France and Austria, and few big or little cities or shows escaped his at- tention. A short stny In Carlsbad, ostensibly for health nnd quiet, gavo bltn opportunity to perfect the plans for the new Hippodrome production. Ho places much faith upon the reception which the Patty Franks will receive In this country. They nre a famous acrobatic troupe of Kurope, and Mr. Thompson secured their signatures to contracts only after great effort. They have been a sensation in France for months. M'lle. Claire Hctlot will come from Berlin with sixteen lions, and it Is said the exhi- bition which she gives with them Is remark- able for skill and daring. Teresa Itenz, granddaughter of Krncst Itenz, who founded the German circuses which bear his name, will be Been at the same time. She Is de- scribed as one of the greatest horsewomen of Kurope. M'lle. Marquis will bring her eight trained cobs from Purls, where eho Is Dow & Ben sat Ion. The llonhalr-Orcgory Troupe, who perform a foot balancing net, were persuaded to come to (he Hippodrome. Their exhibition Is named after Its originator, Mellaril Klsley, nnd consists of balancing human weights on the feet. Mr. Thompson mis sanguine over the plans ho has completed for Itio second Hippodrome production. He Is convinced ttint It will overshadow the success of the first perform- ance of the big playhouse. Many of his Ktiropcnu performers will arrive to take their places In the production of "A Yankee Circus on Mors" before its removal. Luna Park, he Bald, will receive from Kurope a sensatlonnl Summer novelty before the season was over. 4i» Whan In BOSTON and Yon Wish to Replenish Yonr Stook of MAKE-UP —CALL AT— KLEIN'S PHARMACY, Cot. TREMONT and BuVLSTON STS., (Opposite Hotel Touralne). PROPRIETORS OF THE CELEBRATED YLANG YLANG COLD CBEAI. Guaranteed Not to Become Rancid and Con- tains Neither Lard or Vaseline. 1 -21b. Jar 35 Cents. 1 lb. lor 60 Cints. SAMPLES FREE. Mention CLIPPER When Writing. PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY BASE BALL National League. POLO GROUNDS. With Chicago, July 11, V-s, 13, 14. With Pittsburg, July IB, 17, 18, 10. AL G. FIELD GREATER MINSTRELS All people engaged, unless otherwise ordered, will report on stage SOUTHERN THEATRE, COLUMBUS, O., THURSDAY, JULY 20. CAN USE A FEW 10BE D AKCEHS, S1NGEBS and HUSICI ANS DOC. QIIGLEY, Manager Al. O. Field Greater Minstrels. WANTED AT ALL TIMES, FIRST CWSS VAUDEVILLE ACTS IN ALL LINKS, PIANO FLAYERS, MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS, SINGERS FOR ILLUSTRATED SONGS. - ... __, hB suitable for ladles and children. To such acta we can offer ten to twelve consecutive weeks Acts going East will open at Marlon. Ind.; acts coming West will open S? l^. U nlfl»id n Transportation from point to point will average 75 cents per Jump. For iLJli Minefield C f •^iimllton, O. ; RlchmontT Ind. ; Muncie, Ind., apply to GUS SUN, time at SPMnstieia, y "^'^ SDr in B ueld, 0. For time at Anderson, Ind. ; Kokmno, ^^i^l^^lynKUs'H'f^tlbiia. Manager Crystal Theatre, Marlon. Ind! nn.« Vni SLini theatres are now represented by this association: Crystal. Marlon; Crystal, Kokomi Crystal AnlerYon John H. Amnions! Manager; Star, Muncie. F. Osgoodly alas* per ■ Phimos i Theatre Richmond, Ind., O. G. Murray. Manager; New Grand, Tlamllton 0., ffJr.rthv k Ward Managers- New Orphlum, Springfield. O., Gus Sun, Manager. Perform- 5™ who'hfve or Will p*ay any ; opposition houses fn these cities after July 24, 1905, we cannot use over this circuit until . one year has elapsed Theatres In other cities will Join th"a association by Sept. 1. Negotiations are now pending to extend this circuit from New York to i San Francisco, thus giving performers an unbroken engagement of fifty weeks. People writing for time should mention if they have played any opposition houses or parks in T this circuit durlne the past year. NOTE.— Acts that are not first class and as repre- sented wM be' ciosTdVfter first performance, without remuneration These are all 10 and 20 cent houses, three or more shows daily, so make salary accordingly, aa you save from J5.00 to $20.00 per week on transportation alone. a. THE POWELLS" COMEDIAN, HEAVY MAN, JUVENILE MAN, GEN. BUS. MAN to a.al.t with scenery, PROPERTY MAN to play part.. Those doing specialties preferred. Three night standB. Open Aug. 31. we pay all from date of opening. Lowest salary and all first letter. EDWIN F. POWELL, Summcrlleld, Kans. 1ETTER ! LITHOGRAPH s RACING. BRIGHTON BEACH RACING ASSOCIATION. JULY 5 TO 29. ALL CONEY ISLAND ROUTES. AfOUT HALF THE PRICE MEW LITHO-TINT PAPER SEHO FOR ClTlLOGUE Morrison Show Print B , trBit PEOPLE, __ri8D race v,uiu*a*iiiiio» unto ""-h ■"ufe'i'B *»«fl Dancing souorettc, MalV'sinBinR"Act~ J White and Black Face Comedy Musical Act for above parts. Those with . ■, ,. , n™.* .. a nd dancers given preference. Pianist Lender, referred). Write full particulars, lowest salary WANTED, FARCE COMEDY L,ght u Ecce A tr^ Btrong^'spVclaltTei' i'f w~ardrobc" J Goo*d"srn£cra"and dancers given preference. Pianist Leader, "Viir.- -..—.. ,tt_i»_ km «,rf,, preferred). Write full particulars, lowest salary Add. Farce Comedy, care CLIPPER ofllce.N.Y.CIty wide awake 2d Man ahead (Union bill poster In first letter for long Beaaoa's engagement. AT L CRTY. 40 weeks as Happy Hooligan, with Le Roy French's "Peck's Bad Boy" Co. strong Single Specialty Address W ' Care of KELLY. No. 63 Conn St., Boston, Mass. Wanted, A Good Versatile Musical Team, that Can Sing And Dance; also Oilier Good Specially People that can change for a week; also want Privilege People for '•Knife Rack » "Bell Board » "Song Hooks" and "Candv Stand." Salary small hot sure. 1 pay all expenses. State all In first letter. Ad- dress unite Hammohu,Mgr.,Starllght Comedy Co.,Pavlllon Stage Show.Week of July 10,Bromweil,W.\ »■ July edition now ready— better than ever. Many new ones, Dam House, Happy Hooligan, set French Bathing Girls, etc. Send dime for sam- ples, or 60c. for 60, all dllierent. Get our JULY CUT LIST on all Slot Machines. Prices CUT IN HALF. COSMOPOLITAN NOV. CO., 214 N. 8th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Mure ICluw Ilftuma. Mnrc Klnw, of Klnw & Krlnnger, returned to New York on July 4, after a two mouths' tour abroad. Whllo In London Mr. Ktaw made the flunl arrangements for bringing over "Veronlnue" In the Autumn. It will ho presented at the Hroadwny Theatre, New York, mid Hose Vin- cent, who created the title part In London, will bo seen here In her original role. She will bo remembered hero for her work lu "The Medul and the Maid." George Kdwnrdcs will pay another visit to this city when "Veronlquc" Is presented, and the composer, MaBseger, one of the mitslrn' directors of Covent Garden, will lead the or- chestra here on the opening night. The English cont Invent of "The Duchess of Dnntzlc" Co., Including Evle Greene, Law- rence Ken and others, will sail for this coun- try the latter part of August for their Ameri- can tour, under the direction of Klnw & lir- lauger. Mr. Klnw snld that "A Spring Chicken," which was produced last tumuli nt the Gaiety Theatre, London, will be brought to this country at the termination of lis present run. The firm has also under consideration a new play, "The LoBt Leader," written by llesslc O'Connor, wife of T. l\ O'Connor, the Irish Parliamentary leader. Forbes Itobertaon will not uinkc his Ameri- can tour this yenr, ns ho Is to open the Benin Theatre In London. He will visit America the following season. George Edwardcs" production of "Lady Madcap and "Little Miss Hughes," the lat- ter with music by Ihe composer of "Ve- ronlqne," nre both under consideration by Klnw & Erlanger for production next season. WARNING! All persons' nre euutio.ierl against ic- cbsiug money with letters to us, UNLESS THE LETTERS ARE REGISTERED. We me iu receipt of complaints from many who have lost money by Bonding it through the mail, which domoastrates thai that method ol making remittances IS NOT SAFE If Postal Money O.dor, Check or Draft h scut and is stolon tr^m the mail, a duplicate cau be obtaiuod and ibore will be no loss ol money, bat there will bo a loss ol time, which uity be of the titaioat importance. Wo will Rutiniutoo nil persons ngttinat loss iu uendiuR us remittances IP THE LETTERS IN WHICH THEY ARE SENT ARE PROPERLY REGISTERED. NEW YORK CLIPPER, ALBERT J. BORIE. Manager DE RUE BROS.' IDEAL MINSTRELS WANTED, Double lluss nnd Tuba, Trap Drummer, to Join Imincdlntvly. Other musicians aud per- formers who double braBs, write. Address 1>E RUB HKOS., July 15. Florida, N. Y. ; July 17, Warwick, N. Y. ; July 18, Monroe, N. Y. WANT TO BUY 800 SECOND HAND OPERA CHAIRS. Nuat be In Good Condition mid Cheap. 1). W01.KIISTKIS, Yazoo Olty, Mlas. MANNERS STOCK CO. Wanted, for the Coming Season. 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Write for our in- '- eiting booklet which e«P'i "' V^—~~ our thirty diyi free trial sfr • ^gaaaM Mo,t dealers make thiioHf ■ 4S» ^^ >> _ yours don't, we will HEU^^- Il|f «UlrH> Balta ^^11^ H«Tl<»MN»j.,nn«&l..r*v. % ' ^"*^S^^ Rihnncn. AnyoMofourli! tMUe4ia«CTtoJis.t.ltW,e«BrrtT«tjni tb«s«irt - 1 j JtTLT 15. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 521 OagdepilleammitisireL Manageb Charles Fredericks writes: "\iy cozy little theatre at Salisbury Beach unened its season Juae 20, to very good trasl- aess Considering the cold weather, the usen'ing proved strong In every detail, and its standard will be kept up. Vice and Viola more than pleased with their skit, "The Tramp, the lists and Her.' Lew Wells, who has lust returned from abroad, kept the audi- ence In continuous laughter. Kllzabetb Miller, soprano, Is singing with the picture machine, aud bn» t0 respond to several encores nightly. Alice Thornton, soubrette. Is pleasing with her novelty wooden shoe singing and dancing net and Is quite a favorite. An afterpiece, entitled 'How Things Ileversed,' produced by Fred Vice, la a big scream, and the Cusblng- •rope, operated by William Roland, goes to make up a nice bill. The company stays to- gether and plays Plum Island week of July S. 1 look for a prosperous season If we get good weather." Notes from Fitzoeralps Vaudeville Co. —Under the management of George A. Fltz- xeriild this company Is now In Its seventh y ear , during which time only two changes have been made In Its roster, and the pros- perity eDjoyed at Its opening season con- tinues to attend It. Following Is the per- sonnel : George A. Kltzgerald, comedian nnd 'musical performer : Ella Kltzgerald, sketch artist and lightning crayon manipulator; Lit- tle Georgia Mae Fitzgerald, child vocalist ; Charles D. Zaneta. contortionist and comedy jugjter ; Eugene V. Couch, tenor soloist and uiusical director ; B. W. Clark, baritone vo- calist nnd juvenile leads; Jesse Jones, elec- trician nnd stage carpenter; Somnambulistic Harry, property man. Mrs. Fitzgerald leaves for Ocean Park, Cal., where she will super- intend the erection of a handsome modern residence on the lots purchased by Sir. Fitz- gerald uvst Fall. The Bradfojids report much success w'th their act, "A Hot Time In Coontown," and have several weeks booked at parks In Cana- da and the United States. Press and public unite in stating that this Is a great colored act. Goodwin and Goodwin write : "We fin- ished our Northwestern time, and are filling in some time on the Loverlch circuit. Our comedy acts are meeting with success so far, and we expect to stay West for some time, as we have lots of bookings offered. The Oiu Reliadle Is late getting here, but we look for It each week, as we must have It." . The Diamond Comedy Four report success in California. The 'Cycling Millard Bros, topped the bill at Electric Park, Detroit. Mich., week of June IB. They have signed as one of the vaudeville features with Geo. -SI. Kenberg. AL. M, Friend has left the stage and entered mercantile life In New York City. Norman, "The Frog Man." has canceled his engagement with Frank P. Spellman. He will play the Shayne & Melville parks for the rest of the Summer season. Small and Glassmire hove finished the burlesque, "A Tempest In a Tea House," which tliev were under contract to furnish T. E. McCready for the letter's Jolly Girls Co. It Is now In the hands of the scenic painter and costumer, and will go over tbe Empire circuit next season. This Is a venture of Mr. McCready, who has lieen Identified with the Miner attractions. THE Tasmanian Troupe, "Daughters of the. Gladiator," are rapidly booking time. These ladles made a pronounced success over Hyde & Dehman's nnd Shea's circuits with their acrobatic act. HowLEY and Leslie write that they have closed their season of thirty-six weeks, with- out lay off, and played every first class house In the West. They closed at the Olympic Theatre June 18. being their second time over the circuit this season. Tbey are now at Miss Leslie's home for the Summer, at Maysvllle. Ky. I'earlIIeid, of Held nnd Wilson, Is resting on her farm at Templeton, Mass. Re'd ana Wilson report meeting with great success In tbelr sluglng and dancing act, and have been engaged uy Mr. Drew for one of bis shows for next season. Notes from Al. G. Field's Offices. — Active preparations nre being made nt the offices of the Al. G. Field Greater Minstrels, Columbus, O., for launching that popular or- ganization upon Its twenty-first annual tour. The business force, represented by Edward Conurd, secretary and treasurer ; "Doc" Qulg- ley, manager: Walter M. Leslie, general man- ager ; Claude II. Long, advertising agent, and G. II. Atkinson, press representative, has been busily engaged for several weeks, making ar- rangements for the coming seuson. Always known for the excellent quality of Its litho- graphing, Messrs Leslie and Long go on record as saying that the paper for this sea- son will eclipse any used by this company heretofore. Press Agent Atkinson is getting bis press matter ready for the coming cam- paign, while Mr. Conard Is attending to tbe correspondence. Tbe new train of cars be- longing to this company will be delivered In Columbus, during this month, from the Bar- ney k Smith Car Co., Dayton, O. The new (deeper, named "Dan Emmett," will be '•quipped with non-telescoping devices, a series of state rooms and a smoking compart- ment, nnd will he one of the most handsome theatrical cars upon; tbe road. Nearly all the members of the big company have arrived In Columbus, nnd rehearsals nre Mug held nt. the Great Southern Theatre. The first part will 1* called "The Gridiron Club." It promises to be one of the greatest minstrel successes of the present decade. This eoni- pnny will give Its Initial performance In Michigan, early In August. The Donnelly k Hatlleld Mngnlllcent Minstrels, under the per- sonal direction of Mr. Field, will also hold rehearsals In Columbus. Members of this organization are beginning to nrrlve lu the minstrel city. Tommy Donnelly Is ex- pected nt nny time. Jop Ilntfleld nnd his business force are on hnnd and making active preparation* for the future. This company will also give lis opening performance In August. Mrs. Al. II. Burton has been playing parks for the past three weeks, and has n gnod circuit of parks booked for the Hummer. Billy "Swede" Hall and "Jolly" Jen- xus.Cdi.bpux report meeting with continued success with their new act. "Olson, the Cool Man." They have JiiBt closed ten successful weeks over the Nash A Gooeh circuit, nnd nre bonked solid until Sept. 11. Hexry and Yotixo, nftcr plnvlng a number Jf successful Spring dales, are now touring Long Island with Sherman & Be Forest's Co. Iney wrlle Hint the coinpunv Is meeting with success. N|na Hartford writes: "I am pleased to Jtjr that my sisters. Nellie nnd Tlnv. nnd I have airnln Joined hands, and will open nt Hocky Point. R. L. Julv fl. with good book- ing in the Eastern parks to follow. We will lie known as the Three Hnrtford Sisters." w. G. rVrWil, "The Tramp Musician." la •he vaudeville feature with the American Mock Co. He has added several novelties to his net. nnd reports Hint his original Inven- tion, the musical electric fans, Is a decided Dave Strait Ih doing h's human frog contortion act with the Oils Dlonnc Shows, and reports meeting with great success. Notes from Arthur L. Guy's Minstrels, r'nE, '"• L. Guy, proprietor and manager!. — This show has made a hit In the Southern Parks, and we have been playing return dates everywhere. Our present roster: Ivers sod Brown, dancing comedians: the Grent l Intte. phenomenal nlto vocalist: Onthnnk nnd Rlonchette. comedr acrobats; Albert '■uy. baritone: Wilfred Glrnrd, bass: George i arsons, tenor : Arthur and Edwin Guy, ec- centric comedians. The Trocadero Quartette will tour the Harry Hnwn circuit for the rest of the Sum- mer season, commencing at Akron, O.. July 3. Bart Irma Wikofk and company have completed their tour of the Northwestern Amusement Co.'s houses, and are at present laying off at Sheboygan, Wis. They will open July 17, at Kokorao, Ind., and arc boolted through to the coast. Htoii and Bessie Lee and their daugh- ter Tulsa, were obliged to cancel fifteen weeks work over the Nash k Danforth cir- cuits, as Bessie Lee was forced to undergo a surgical operation, which was successful. She Is Improving and expects to resume work about Aug. T. Bnui X. Wills, daughter of John B. Wills and May Adams, was married to George A. Hickman, of the Three Hickman Bros., at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Wm. H. Bryan. . In Brooklyn. X. Y.. Wednesday afternoon. June 21. The ceremony was performed by the Itev. Joseph Hill, of Trinity Church, New York, and was private, owing to recent death In the family. Mr. Hickman Is plnvlng the Keith circuit at present, and Miss Wills Is playing the parks. Cuvette, and his wife, Mme. Cllvette, were pleasantly entertained by Mr. nnd Mrs. Shouse, while In Kansas City. Mo., recently. Howard Thurston sends glowing accounts from Honolulu, II. I., of his success. He Is under a six months' contract with Manager Musgrove. and Mr. Thurston requests us to state that M. B. Curtis is In no way con- nected with his tour of Australia. Fred Bulla and wife, Lillian Raymond, are spending their Summer vacation at their home at St. James, Long Island, N. Y., and have been re-engaged by Manager Edwin Miner for his American Co., for next season. Puarl Livingston and little daughter, Lillian Livingston Trovers, have gone to Canada for the Summer. Mrs. Livingston, who will be at the Hippodrome, New York, next season, Is the wife of James P. Travers, a non-professional. Stella Gilmore Iioh signed again with Hyde's Blue Ribbon Girls Co. She Is spend- ing the entire Summer In the Pocono Moun- tains, recuperating from a recent surgical operation in Chicago. Clarence Stokes, of the Dc Carlo-Stokes troupe of gymnasts, writes that nfter an Illness of seven weeks with typhoid fever, a patient In St. Joseph's Hospital, Denver, Col., he has re-joined his partner In Pueblo, Col., and will be able to resume work shortly. Ricton, the juooler, has quit the jug- gling line for good. Next September he manages his own big company. John K. Nalox, the musical expert, who was operated on for appendicitis at the liar- rlsburg. Pa., Hospital, April 110, was dis- charged from tbat Institution June 2\i. He Is spending the Summer at Wilmington, Del. Ike Altaian, "Tbe Songster, has closed a successful season of forty-two weeks In the Northwest, and is spending the Summer at his mother's home, Victor Hill, N, Y. Martin Lehman's farce, "The Pipe of the Gods." rendered by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kelcy and Harold Kennedy, was tlrst pro- duced at Schiller's Park Theatre, Bayonne, X. .1., week of June '20-July 1. It Is said to lie one of the best things that was ever witnessed from the Park stage, or could possibly be witnessed on nearly any vaude- ville Iwards anywhere. Tbe situations were delightfully novel, the dialogue crystallzed with wit, and the acting of the three lending participants excellent. It was redolent with fun, whose flavor appeals to the educated palate. Tho repeated curtain calls which the Kelcys and Mr. Kennedy received were a matter of course. Notes from the Paui.l Bros. Show. — We opened May 12. and although the weather has not favored us, have done a fair busi- ness through New York, Pennsylvonla nnd Ohio. We carrv a band nnd orchestra, a BOft. round lop and two 20ft. middle pieces. T'he show Is straight vaudeville, closing with moving pictures. May Bakeii and Drlla Ranney write that tliev have been offered return engagements at 'every place they have appeared since their debut In vaudeville last April. Melville and Azelle write: "Owing to the Improved condition df Mr. Melville's health, we were able to resume work again. After four months' loss of time, we opened at Casino Park, Kalamazoo, Mich., July 2. with other good work to follow, and are booked up solid until Dereuilier." The White City Vaudeville opened at Shutzen Park. Dubuque, la., under the ninn- ngement of Jake Rosenthal, who Is also man- ager of the liljou. that city. Mr. Rosenthal's two road shows, Cora Beckwlth. champion lady swimmer, and the Great Gay, are each placed with the Seemaa-Mllllgnu Co., nnd opened at Muncle, Ind., Monday, July X Henry Curtis, who was musical director last season with the "Hooligan's Troubles" Co. (Western), Is leader of orchestra at the Palm Theatre, Cripple Creek. Colo., for the Summer. The orchestra, he writes, Is a suc- cess. He Is u brother of Allen Curtis. J. C. Mack, of Monroe, Mack Ic Lawrence, who Is managing the Summer theatre at Pit- man Grove, X. J., presented the following hill week of June 211: Conroy and Mack, Ma- jor Kelleher. Hughes and Hnzelton, Henney nud Steel nnd Harry Filbert. Billy Young Is still Interlocutor nnd gen- eral "straight man" for Hie Original Geor- gia Minstrels, and Is re-engaged for next sen- Fields and Woli.ey have signed with Billy S. Clifford to play the two German comedy parts In the new musical comedy, "The Jolly Jiurons." I. S. Potts writes: "I am re-engaged as general agent of John W. Vogel's Big Min- strels for next season, making my fourteenth year with the Vogel forces. We open on Aug. 1, nnd Mr. Vogel has forty weeks hooked In (he principal cities In the South nnd Hast. Rehearsals will begin July 'JO. at Columbus, O, Gregory and Wood have dissolved partner- ship. Francis Wood writes Hint he will work aloue In his new. original act. entitled "Loop- lug Ihe Hoops." with special scenery, stage setting, and will use live hundred, hoops, with everything lo make It n tlrst class act. Lewis and IIax. black face musical sketch, write: "We have Just finished twenty-eight weeks' work In California, played Sun Frsn- r'sru five limes with the same uct, nnd re- turn dates at nil the principal towns and cities In California: were five weeks (con- secutive) with the Great Western Vuudevlllu Co.. of Sna Frnuclsco, und are now on Ihe Sullivan A CoiiBldlne circuit In our sixth week, Willi Eusteru time lo follow." The Vamunoh closed wild the V. L. Brown United Shows July 8. to iilny their vaudeville dates. They arc hooked up until Nov. 20. They have the Keith circuit, nfter which they open on the Orphenin cir- cuit for eight weeks. The act, they inform us. Is stronger Hum ever, and they have added new wardrobe. Caimiick It. Lewis has closed four success- ful weeks nt Rocky Glen Park, Scranton. I'n.. and opens nt Wllllnnisport week of July I). Tom and Gertie Grimes arc playing vaude- ville dales In the middle West. They wrlle I bat they will head their own company next season, in a new musical farce comedy, en- titled "The Whole Dnm Family." Thompson* and Serum Inform us that while playing Tony Pastor's Theatre, New York. June 111. they were both made mem- bers of the Actors' Fund. Tub Symphony Comedy Quartette, Geo. Donaldson, manager, report meeting with great success with Flvnn's American Min- strels, on the Flynn circuit of parks. Ei'OENE Em.mf.tt stntPS Hint nfter a suc- cessful Winter season at clubs and entertain- ments In nnd around Philadelphia. Pa., he Is In his seventh week ploying parks and beaches. He Is at Ihe Casino Theatre, On- tario Beach, X. Y„ July 3-15. John and Alice McDowell report success, week of .1-8, nt Seccalum Park, Gallon, O. They have Collins' Garden, Columbus, 0., to follow. Lottie Somerr, of Fulton's Grass Widows Co., has been quite 111 from an attack of typhoid fever, at tho home of her parents. In Diilutli, Minn. Nellie Guerln and son, Arthur Uuerm Jr., of Seattle, Wash., arc also spend- ing the Summer months with tbelr parents, Col. nnd Mrs. Perry G. Somers, at their home In Duluth. geiirrk Haiidt. of Collin* and Hardt, has joined hands with Wm. G. l.e Clair, and the team will be known as Le Clair and Hardt. They will produce the same act — burlesque strong men. They report big business. Cracker Jack Notes. — The time Is fast approaching for rehearsals of Bob Manches- ter's Cracker Jacks, preparatory to Its sev- enth season. The Cracker Jacks Co. has kept up Its reputation as one of the best money makers on the road, but next season Bob Manchester anticipates eclipsing all previous efforts. Tbe costumes will outrival anything that has been produced In bur- lesque, the scenery will speak for Itself, and the electrical effects will be daz- zling. Two brand new burlesques have been written, and will be top notchers, and will be in the hands of some of tbe best people In the theatrical Held. Our leader Is devoting all his time to new music, and when the band plays Oscar Llebenson will wave bis baton to some pretty numbers. Bub Manchester contemplates that this sea- son's production will gratify his every am- bition of being the best that money can pro- duce nnd keep to the tup, as the title Im- plies, a cracker Jack. Maiiion and Pearl and Minnie Giian- vii.i.i: did not play at Dnvle's Theatre week of July II. They played at Fairyland, Pater- son. V J. Tim Amjkli.s write: "We have Jnst closed sixty-eight weeks with tbe Kntlierlne Itober Co., May Angell playing soubrette lends, also giving her several specialties and Illus- trated songs, with n novelty In moving pic- ture choruB : also her character chnnge net, nnd meeting with success. We are resting nt our Summer cottage la Portsmouth, it. I. Taiii.tox and Tarlton are In their four- teenth week with the Breekeurldge Stock Co.. doing their musical specialties. The Musical Bartlktts are successfully playing the Nash circuit, In the Northwest. Deli.a Faytelle. of Newark, N. J., Is spending her vacation with Krma Taylor, at Glens Falls. She return* to New York lu August to begin rehearsals for her second season with Bob Manchester's Cracker Jacks. Will II. Reno, of Reno and Murray, writes that they have Just closed six weeks of parks through Ohio and Indiana, and piny Godfrey's Park, Grand Rapids, Mich., week of July 17, with the Olympic, Chicago, to follow. Smith and Ryan are working nt Shellpot Park, Wilmington, Del., week of July 10. Mn. and Mrs. Frank Colton and mart are laying off at Hot Springs, Ark., with Mr. Colton's folks. They open Aug. 7. for Ed- ward Shayne, nnd are booked solid tilt the last week In November. The Two Famous Brooks. In "Tbe Egyp- tian Box Mystery," write: "We have Joined tho Cnvent Garden Dramatic Co., for a term of two years. Miss Brooks has regained her health, and we hope that she will remain so." Carl Rheum. Ollle II a I ford nnd Bnby Wnvii nre spending three weeks at Lake Chautauqua, near Jamestown, N. Y. Baby Wuva will not travel next senson. but will attend school at Cleveland, u., and take dancing lessons, Eckel and Warner, German dialect come- dians, opened week of July .'1 nt Oakwood Park, Pittsburg, Pa., with twelve more con- secutive weeks on Frank Melville's park elr- cull. They report big success with their new act. Sam Gordon, of Burns A Gordon, and Emmn Chacon, of Archer's Filipino Girls, have Joined hands. Tin y will be known as Gordon und Chacon, nnd are now ou Flynu's park circuit. McMahon and CiiaI'PEI.i.e and bnby, nlRO Mr. Mediation's mother, will sail July 1ft for England. They have closed a season of fifty- five weeks. They will return lu time to open the season Sept. 4, In Chicago. ■Catherine Willard will shortly present a new comedy sketch, entitled "A Gypsy Wooing," written for her by John T. Prince Jr. She expresses herself us highly pleused with the sketch, and feels certain that the public will enjoy It, affording her, us It dbes, an excellent opportunity fur comedy, as her part lu tlint of a mischievous young society woman, who plays upon the credulity of people, representing well known types. Guh Hill announces Hint the Eastern Burlesque Managers' Association and the Columbia Amusement Co. hnve scoured the control of three more theatres, namely: Grand Opera House, In Nashville: Auditor- ium, lu Memphis, nud the Greenwull Theatre. In New Orleans. They are three beautiful theatres, playing the Eastern attractions. +-*+ VIRGINIA. ]B. IT. KEITH'S THEATRES AND VAUDEVILLE BOOKING CIRCUIT. Norfolk. — At Ocean View Cnslnn (Otlo Wells, local manager) Imsluess continues of a most satisfactory nature, crowds packing the house night after nlglit. Hilly (Single) Clifford, In "A High Horn Lady, ' week of July 10. Hi. no (Abb. Smith, manager). — In addi- tion to the people who played this house week of :t, new people for week of 10 nre : Polly Howard, Fred Ilnush Jr. and Nellie Akiulst. Business Is good. Acme (Mnnzle A Wllkersnn, managers). — BID week of 10 : Angle Hnvlland, Babe Liiurl. the Fninkfords, Streeler nnd Bryan and Hubble Taylor. BuslneHK Ih good. Manhattan (Crlnnliin Bros., managers). — New people for week of 10: May Lemuels, Parker nud Florence. Tommy Harris Jr.. Mast i'n Sisters. Jack Moore. Clarke und Kin- mons, Harris and Penman, and Leo Florence, stage director. Crliiiilun Bros, put ou u vaudeville show at Pine Bench July 4, giving two performances, lo splendid returns. Auditorium (J. M. Burton, malinger). — People for week of 10: Prof. Davis, Flor- ence Raymond, the Tysons, Kdlth Duknne. Billy Madden, the liupont Sisters, Cnrter and Gerome and Prof. Cone. Business is good. Illclinimiil.— Al the Casino I Wens A Me- Kee. malingers), week of July II, Billy (Single) Clifford, In "A High Born Lady, gave a good show, playing to mi usually large houses nt iitch performance. Week of 1(1, vaude- ville, headed by the Liquid Air Co. Week of IT, "Tin: 'Varsity Girl.' 1 »«»■ COI.OHAIIO. Keith's Theatre Boston, Mass, Keith's Bijou Theatre Boston, Mass. Keith's Theatre Providence, R. I. Keiths Theatre Pnwtucket. R. I. Keith's Theatre New York City Keith's New Tbestre Philadelphia, Pa. Keith's BIJou Theatre Philadelphia, Pa. Keith's Prospect Theatre Cleveland. 0. Keith's Royal Princess Tbestre. London, Kog. Harry Davis' Grand Opera House, Pittsburg. Pa. Cbssc's Theatre Washington, D. C. Kcrnau's Maryland Theatre. ..Baltimore, Hd. Shea's Garden Theatre Buffalo, N. T. Shea's Theatre Toronto, Cstn, Moore's Theatre Rochester, N. Y. Temple Theatre Detroit, Mich. Arcsde Theatre Toledo, 0. Moore's Theatre Portland, Ms. Moore's Theatre Salem, Mais. Park Theatre.... Worcester, Ms**. NOW ARRANGING NEXTj SEASON'S TIME, Perform* r. Wishing to Fill Odd Open Weeks During til* Spring ami Bummer Seuson- Should Make Application at Once. B. F. KEITH'S BOOKING OFFICES, St. James Building, m. K. WODODOIM, BooklnBlVlainBB.r, Rooms SD3 to S18 It. Jsunei Uullulng. \K\V YORK CITY. Denver — At Klltch Gardens (Mary Klltch- Long, manager) July 8-8; Mny Buckley and Bruce Mcltne and the Bellows Htock Co., In "Hearts Courageous," played to the larg- est business of Ihe senson. On July 4 twenty-six thousand people paused through the gates. II Mug I lie banner dny in the history of the garden. Week of U, farewell week of Mny Buckley, lu "Am You Like It" und "A Jnpanese Nightingale." Manhattan Beach (W. B. Luwrenre, mali- nger). — Mil! 1-8: Gardner nud Hummers, Mlert's educate-, dogs, Louise Darre and Ln Gettn made up the vaudeville bill. It wan a blg'week. the outdoor attractions doing a rushing business. Xt:w Ci-rtis (A. II. Pelton, manager). — Bill 2-R : Allen Curtis Comedy Co., In "Thl- dle-Dum Dee," did a good business. They give a very cnteby show. New Crystal (Geo. )t\ Adams, manager). — Bill HI): Cardownle Bisters, Madame Hon". man, II. C. Sloan, France nud Co.. 7-lgler, Hose and Severn* nnd moving pictures. Busi- ness Is good. Novri.tv (llenrv Lnbelskl. niniiiigerl.— Bill .'111: Hilly Tnuu. Miss llurlon. Williams and Devoy, Annie Leslie Williams and Pow- ers nud Freen. Business Is good. Bill W- 111: Nelson and Brown. Miss Tulsa. Stanley nnd Scnulou, the Three Kodrlgucx und Flossie Belcomb. Gkntiiv's Don anii Pony Show did goisl business week of ,'l. music and Song, From F. II. IIavilanp'h Pen. Co.— Murle Sloiiue Is featuring "Longing for You" nud "Keep n Little Cosy Corner In Your Heart for Me." The (ilbney Sisters have added "Keep n Little Cosy Corner lu Your Heart for Me" lo tbelr clever sIsLcr ncl. and wrlle us that tlicy receive three nud four encores each time they s'ng It. Hiiinui Weston, nt the Trocadero Theatre. Philadelphia. Is using "Keep n Little Cosy Corner In Your Heart for Me. loud-bye Sis" uuil "What Ihe Brass Hand Played." Juck Drlslane bus Jnst relumed from Couuectlcut where he has been nt tbe principal Summer resorts, singing "Keep a Llllle Cosy Comer lu Your llenrt for Me" nnd "My Yankee-Irish Girl." Theo- dore Morse, who composed the melodies to these songs, bus been with liliu, nud Ihey report grent success. Lottie Clifton continues to use "Keep a Little Corny Curlier In Your Heart for Me" and says It goes heller llinii ever. The Ford lln.s. und Sisters lire feat- uring 'Keep a Little Cosy Comer 111 Your Heart for Me" and "Good-bye Sis." Mr. and Mrs. Mnrk Murphy have added "My Yankee-Irish Girl" to their clever sketch. A fcnlure of Kellh's bill recently wns Ned Nye und his Whirlwind Girls, using "We'll W under In the Bright Moon-light." and "Keen n Little I'osv Comer lu Your llenrt for Me.' The fnpltol City Quartette wrlle us that "Keep a Little Cosy Corner lu Your llenrt for Me" and "My Yankee-Irish Girl" nre the lilt of their Set. The Bootblack QiiHNclte Ik featuring "Keep u l.lille Cosy Corner lu Your llenrt for Me" nud "Good-bye, Sis." Acker und GUdiiy wrlle us they nre receiving three and four encores with "Keep n Llllle Cosy Corner In Your Heart for Me" mid "What the Brass llnuil l'lnyed." Mitdge ll'Brleii. Helen Cnstnuo, llu/.cl Hull, Flossie Allen unit cooipauy, nnd Marie liupree uru singing "My Vaukee-lih.li Girl" uud "Keep a Llllle Cosy Corner In Your Heart for Me." and report great success with i.,e c two sung tills. K.iriiKi'.isg Nklhon has added lo her rep- ertory "The Girl Who Cares for Me. I'he Lender of Frocks uud Frills" und "llnppy Jnppy Soldier Man." Tim Gi:o. Bi-i'H Dtxtf: Comkiiv Qiiintkttk nre appearing al the principal narks. They opened at White city Park, Cleveland, one week oni.v. lr tub MOUTH OK AN* THEATRICAL COMTANt 18 HOUIIHT, REKEIl TO OUR HOT OK ItOUTEH ON ANOTHER PAUK. W'B CANNOT SEND BODIES I1V MAIL Oil TKLEOKAPH. DRAMATIC. M. 11., HewilliiK- — We have no knowledge nt the present whereabouts of lhi< purly. Ad- dress u leller In our euro, mid we will adver- tise It in The I'Lii'Pr.ii letter list. Mom. M. II., Um-hnsier, M. M. I... Bangor. Mi:s It. S.. I'hllnilelplilii, X. it., si. Paul, Mrs. X. It., tinst Cambridge, II. II., Akron, !■). II., rljrncllse, mid Anxiois. — See answer In M. II., above. T. II., Syracuse. — Witlrh our roiilo list each week. We have nn routes of shows ••I her Hum those which uppenr In our route list. It. S., Mltiuonpnlls. — We Imve no means of knowing wbal show Ike purly will Ue with. Man, U la. l„, Mlunoiipoll*.— -To tlic best of our knowledge the company bus closed for I he Summer. Tiiiiki: K's.. Akron.— Address A. Bruii- lielss. milker of troiiibluu. 8 Went One Hun- dred ami THIrtv-lhlrd SI reel. New York City. I'. I-'.. I'elh I. -Address the Librarian of Congress, Washington, O. C. It. S. !■'.. .Mlllvllle.— Address Leo Feist, L'l-l Wesl Tlilrlv-sovenlli Street. New York City. II. .1. 11., Dallas.— Make application to soiue singe niiuiSKer lu your elly. I*. A. W.. Hudson. —Vnu Horn & Son, 111 Kusl Twenlteth Strccl. New York I'lly. A. .1., Calm. -The show goes In Ihe const. li. S. W., Scriitilon.-- A llsl of (sirs was published In Tin: Cl.ll't'KII dilleil July N. M. K. I'., IMui'iilxvlllr. — The purly wns a nieiiiliet' id' ilie i-oiupnny lust season. V. W.. Vnukers.- lie Is 111 Europe at pies- Western Bureau Of the Sew York Clipper. Room SOS, Ashlnnd Block, Chicago. There Is no change In the amusement situation In this city, nor Is there likely lo be any for several weeks. Sit musical come- dies, a force, it mcludraiua, a vnudevllle show nail eight Summer gardens, with music, an- all entertaining visitors. Illinois Theatre (Will .1. Dnvls. luanu- gerl. — "Utile Johnny Jones" began lis sev- enth week wllh Sunday's performance. I'll lo Hie present lime there has been no dl- inlnullon In Hie Interest nt Hie publle In ilils clever piny and delightful music. So promis- ing is Hie outlook. Ill fuel, that the engage- luenl bus been extended twice beyond Its original limit, and It now looks as though Mr. I.'ohau and his merry usnoclnles would remain with us well Into the month of Aug- ust. On Monday evening, July 111. Allele KnNcr replaces Truly Sliultiuk In the ciisl. Powers' Theatre i Hurry J. Powers, iniin- ager).- "Mrs. Temple's Telegram" still con- tinues to piny In goial business. A fnree that provokes a laugh every minute Is quite lo the liking of Hie Hummer playgoers, judg- ing from the way It Is Is-lng received. UtiANO Ui-EILV lloi'si: (Harry Askln. man- ager). — The popularity of "It Happened lu Nordliind" diminishes none with the exten- sion of the engagement. The seventh week of the run began Sunday. I). The beautiful mush: :ind the costumes, and Hie comedy pro- vided by Lew Fields nnd Klslier and Carroll have attracted audiences large enough to iniike Ihe season successful, and an effort is now being made lu |K>mpone the opening of the regular season la August so that "Nord- land" may remain uutll Autumn. iIarhick Tiieatbe (Sum P. fjerson. mana- ger). — A practically liew bonk was disclosed for "The Woggle Hug" Sunday evening, ha l.n Cilia . III Is alive. The siiiuc Cnl- elil. II. I parly. «'.' li. II.. flevrlainl. .1. W. (Ionium, idiliil Tlirnlre Hullilllig. Huston. Mass. It. I... Lynn. -Ilidpnlh Lyceum Hnioiiti, Bo-don, .Muss. M. li.. Memphis. — I. Yes. 'J. At Ihe Broad- >vnt Thealre. !!. The siime parly. -I. In IMII S. wve s.. Halite Creek,— The rompatiy cIomiI nl weeks ago. IIOWLI.Vti. KTC. li. li. A, Sm... Wlhiieiillng. -Address Brims- wick llnlke I'm . Fourth Avenue aud Seven- leeiitli Slreel. New York I'll}'. rums. .1. r K-. Plilbidel|ihlM. ■ No: ■ trick must Is- taken before Ihe dix idecccl can be melded. 1. I!.. Krlc. -Tlie Iniild Is tlenil. .1. P., (ileaii. — Yes: you were perfectly iIrIH In ordering up the triiuiji even though yon had no lriuii|i lu .vmir baud. TltRP. I'. It.. Knsloii.- The race In which you re- fer wns run In 1MB nl llrlghtou lleaeh. .1. II. I'.. New York. -I'tir reeonls do not show any horse hy llml inline. If you menu ll.u-rv liassetl. eliesluiil rail, uwiii'd by l>. Meliiinlel & c, K . ii whs fouled In ISliS out of (anno Hlnl by Albion, tin July L', IN7J. Itasscil was heiiten hy Longfellow. Lung Hiaiiih. N. J., for Ihe .Mniiniiiiilli I'lip. 'J 1 , miles. In I,:: I. i In July IS, of Ibc smne yenr. Hiism'II heal Loiigl'elloie „iul Urfender for I lie Saratoga l'n|i. Siiriilogii, N. V., ::'>j iulle>, lu n..-«i. J. I... Itrooklyn. -Address Ihe nlloriuy general of ihe Sliilc of New Jersey. MISCI'.I.LAM'.OI K. • :. II. T.. Toledo.—The secrelary of ihe navy, Wushlnslou. I». I'. S. M. C . WiisIiIurIoh. AiWress (lie al Iniiiev general lu four city. II M . Sal. he/.. Aildiess the luilUhlig de- partmenl of this ell.v. ♦»« i:.w:tx 1'i.vxn wrMes: "1 am making a big tucces* in the West.'' New comedy "scenes fiave lH>«n milled, and .Lisle Sadler has been added to Ihe cast, an entirely new part having been written for her. Misses Idle, lleyo ami McKenzle. as well as Messrs. liodfroy, llracy and Den tie, remain In the cast. Stiuiehakeu Theatiik (K. It. Harmeyer, manager). — Ulcliard Carle begins the sixth week of his engageemnt In his farcical onernilr success, "The Mayor of Toklo." Monday evenlnst, 10. Mr. Carle's piece has proved nn excellent Summer attraction. WRBAT Northern Tiieatiie (KredC. Kberls, manager).— Now comes the seventh week of "lluster Itrown," stnrtlng Sunday, U. A steady business, with substantial results, would Indicate an Indefinite run, but only a few weeks remain yet, then the production goes lo llrooklyn lo open the regular season. Columbus theatre I Weber Hros., man- agers). — An nttractlve programme of musical level tics was presented at tills house Run- day afternoon and evening. U, principal among them being S. II. Dudley. John Lnrs- lus und llert Grant. This house closed for the season after the evening performance Sunday. July 1). ulvmi'iu theatre (Abe Jacobs, manager for Kohl & Cutlet. — This theatre will oner for the week of 11) the great success of the lliiulons, "Siiperlia." other important num- bers on the bill are: Jules Wulfers and com- pany, liuhoff, Conn and Corhinc. Clifford Ivskell. Mexlns and Meilns, the De Ureea, Carver aud Pollard, Mnllory, lirooks nnd Hiil- llituy. Scott Llpmaii and company, Hlgglns ami Phillips. I>*oster nnd Foster, Shrink and Hire, and Itoyd and Cstnldo. CiniAiai Oi'eka House i I.yiaan It. Glover, manager for Kohl & Castle). — Apparently Ihe management of "Land of Nod" intends to niske Unit amusing production run the entire Summer. Though crowded houses have attested Ihe merit of this musical fnulusy, changes for the better are being constantly uiade, evidently with n view to n very loiig run. A satire ou life Insurance, by Messrs. Norrls, Wilson nnd Cawthorne, appears to be one of Hie laughing Incidents, nnd a travesty on acting of the melodramatic ty)s', by Mr. Norrlsi nnd Miss llergere, Is ii not her grout hit. Mabel Harrison furnishes one of (lie ail 1st lr features. Knox Wilson's musical act. Hie Madcaps and Walter Stan- ton's giant rooster always makes u big suc- cess. LA Salle Tiievtuk. — The cast has been decided upon for •'The Yankee Kegenl." whleli will open at this house early In Aug- ust. Cecil Lane, William Itlley, Joe All Illllv Kohl uson. Klorenct! Holbrook. Carlton King, Waller Wnre, Mart Lurenz, Marguerite McDonald, Frances Kennedy, l'hyrlnelle ilgdon and Arllnc Dc Cnmpl have been en- gaged. TRoi.'AUEito Theatre (Harry H. Hedges, manager i. — Ike stock company this season Is proving popular Ht Ibis house. Some of the features lo be offered will be Louise llncre, with the Fifth Avcnuo Belles. New sours will be ti feature of the burlesque. The principal comedy rules arc assumed by Nat Fields anil Huy Hnwson. Foi.lv TllKATBB (Jhuic* A. Fennessy. mati- agerl.— The Follv Uurlesqiiers will offer an enllre change of bill for Hie coining; week. Two lively trsvestles will open and close Ihe show. In which John Itnrke and John .less will be Ihe principal fan makers. The vaude- ville blli will be ns follows : Ferry, the frog man. In a unique set: Americas Comedy Four. Itayniund anil Tracer. Ihirney First, Hebrew comedian, and a new series of living pictures will lie shown. Buna Theatre (William Roche, iiuinii-' ger|. — "Tracy, the Oullnw." u sensiitlotnil melodrama, will he presented hy the stock company, which has been niigiuctiled by the addition of several phtyers. The wild career of Hie famous bandit will. II Is said, be de- pleted lu the play, tlenrge Kllmi, Ihe lead lug num. has inuile n great hit with ihe audiences at this thealre. Ida Nelson Is another popular inetnls-r of Hie company. I.o.mhin Dime Miseim t William .1. Swee- ney, manager). — The following are Ihe curio hull attractions for week commencing July Hi: Cella Vnldes. lire queen: the Moosclnnd (ilaiil. a calf with two heads. Yalder's Punch and Judy, nnd Susie Cnsscllo's one wniiinn band. In the thealre will he seen liiine Wood. Maud Clarkson. La Itelle Kosa and Hull's moving pictures. i'laiik Stheet Mi'sei m i I. mils M. Hedges, manager).— -Twenty singers und dancers will compete for prices In a contest in Ihe curio bail week of m. Other features will lie : Cliniles Tripp, the armless wonder". Prof. Ilriukley. the long bearded man: Minnie Siittnu. snake cluiriner. and llruno. Ihe boxing bear. White City (Paul l>. llowse. p-nernl manngeri.-- Wlllard's Temple of music und Prof. Illake's Dog. Pony and Monkey Circle-, broke all n'conls on Ihe "Fourlh." All the civilized countries an 1 lo lie represented in the unique musical programme arranged for I'hlrlch's Chicago Hand the coming week. The Dollar Troupe will l>o replaced by Sam Uvea. Oriental aerial performer. Mile. I'e Aio will repeal her thrilling slide for life from Ike lower to Ihe stage every afternoon and evening. Itmxi.v P.vuk i.l. .1. Murilisk. uinuiigeri. --WiilliM' Daiuroseh has added another elm ruling luogriinime lo the uliendy vailed list of hills scheduled for I lie New York Symphony Orchestra at this resort. The symphony lor Monday evening. July 111, was liolilniark's -A Hustle Wedding." and n dignified programme of classics was also Included. Sank Soii-i Putt; il.i'onnnl Wolf, iiiann- gen. The il|ieru Stock fu. al this park. In "Holy Poly." has made a marked shccchs. Numerous mid special features are drawing large audiences. The First Itcgtiiieul lliind Clves concerts every ufteranou and evening. CoLlsEl'M tStewurt Span Id log, manager i. —John C Weber and his prize bnnd of Amer- ica Is so fine nn organization that the con- certs at this place arc pleasing multitudes dallv. Weber nnd his band conclude their engagement 13. The last of Weber smat- in'es for women and children, the latter being admitted free, will be given next Sat- "Vasixo (Thomas Preston Itrooke, rootia- p.,.,. — Herlrudc Montello. sournno solplsi. will appear at three concerts during week of Hi. 'fommy Hrooke Jr. will reappear in his role of cornet soloist on Friday night. H. (in Tuesday and Thursday nlgbts rag lime concerts are given. ItivEUViKiv Park.— Ilerr llerohl will eoii- llnue rag lime concerts every Tuesday and Thursday evening during the season. An attraction of particular ImporUuce Is prom- ised for the two weeks' engagement, com- mencing Aug. I. of l'nln's grenlesl spectacle, "The Siege of Port Arthur," which Is to he given on an eluliornlc scale which character- izes these Pain ullractlons. Afteiihatii. — tleorge II. Ill lies, genera manager of the lllnes. lllake & Wlllard ainusement enierprlses. was a Ci.iri'EH Hu- renii caller Siitiirdiiv. Mr. lllues Informs me that he has received Ills tlrst consignment of lithographs fur Ills road show next season. and from nil accounts this combination will linve. one of the liost displays of "show pa|>er" of nny organization on Ilie road. Two special ears will be used for the lour, which will begin about Oct. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Witting (Mattlc Davis) stopped over a week In this elly, on their way to Ureeu Bny. where they will spend a vacation of several weeks. They have Just closed a most suc- cessful engagement of forty-two weeks with Angell's Comedians Minnie May Thomp- son, of Don and Thompson, mourns the dentil of her father, who died suddenly In Ilils elly July 3. from heart disease. The Flood Itroihers arc spend- ing a vacation of two weeks nt tlielr home In Chicago, and stnrt their regular season Ihe lulter part of this month (Jeorge Kvers hnsi just closed a season of forty-two weeks Willi Yale Amusement Co. lie has signed for next season with the Fennessy Hurlesque Combination, opening Sept. 4. Mrs. Frank Malthleus, of the Jug- gling Mattlileus. received n beautiful dia- mond locket and chain on her birthday. July I), which was celebrated at their home in this city. The team Is booked at Fort Sheridan Park for week of I) Clarke and Temple have been playing through the middle Wtit for the past twenty weeks, and report a successful season Helmund and Hmsl have hooked the Kohl ft Castle cir- cuit and have other first class vnudevllle hooking! lo follow Norman, the frog mini, was In this city Inst week adjusting some complications relative to his pork book- ings Armstrong nnd Vern begin Ihelr llfth week with "The Uind o'f Nod" com- pany Monday. 10 The mother of Phil and Yettn Peters died nt her home In May- wood, III., July 3, from n complication of diseases. She wns fifty-seven years of age. Yon Klein and (ilbson have honked week of Hi al Kust Knd Park. Memphis, Tenii., with a circuit of Southern parks to follow Tom itlpley Is booked nt Spring- brook Park Casino, South Bend. Ind.. week of li. Other vaudeville bookings will keep him constantly engaged until Sept 10 One man wns killed and two women were Injured, one perhaps fn tally, when a swiftly moving car on the scenic rnllwnv nt the White City. Suiidiiy. July L'. Jumped Ihe I rack ou n steep decline. Thirteen other persons were In danger of serious Injury, nnd, ns 11 was, several of Ihem weiv scratched and bruised.. A car containing sixteen per- Nons. Including the giutrd, wns running down h steep grade when It .jumped the truck, throwing several of the passengers directly In front of another car that wns going In the opposite direction. .. .Ueorge M. Colinn, the comedian, was presented with n large silk flag nt the Illinois Theatre night of July 4 by his friends. In recognition of his twenty-seventh birthday. Mr. Cohan made ii short curtain address. He received tele- grams of congratulation from many persons, Imth In nnd out of the profession The People's Theatre, Leavltt and Vnn Itu- ren Streets, has l«>en leaspd for a term of years to Wlnklleld. Rowland ft Clifford. The playhouse will he remodeled und will open Sept. I Owing to the large attendance and evident enjoyment of Ihe children lit Itavlnln Park last Thursday afternoon, when over 1MMK» little folks were entertained in the concert pavilion. Manager Mnrdock hns decided to establish Children's (lav as a prominent feature. Knch week during the rest of the Dnmrnsrh season al Itavlnln every Thursday afternoon will be set aside ns Children's day. All under fourteeu venrs of age will be admitted to the concert' free. * i » MASSACHUSETTS. MAINE. Hosfon The mid-Summer dullncsu Is now very evident at our local houses, and with the closing of the Boston Theatre last Saturday night, few Intown resorts , are now open. The Cnstle Square will close on Sat- urday of this week, and the stock company of thnt house will finish out the Summer sea- son nt the Kmplre. opening next Monday- The new bills the current week are: Hr'/' 1 ' er Officers," at the CasUe Square, and Be- cause She Loved Him So," ut the Howdom Hunan "Kufnozeliim" continues at the Jre- ni.ial. and "The Telephone UW la «N«a fur the last time* nt the Kmplre. lie regu- lar season ut Hie Colonial will begin next Monday evening wllh the Initial presenta- tion of "The Peiirl and the Pumpkin. Busi- ness wns excelleut at all beiu lies and narks bisi week, but the Indoor shows fared badly ■is a result of the hot weather. Tiiemo.vt Theatre (John It. Schoeffel, nuiiiiigeri.--"Knroozeluin" is now in Its ihlru week at Ilils house. Patronage has been fair. Uler iniiiiv different announcements regard- ing the sluy of this piece. It Is now dcllullely slated ibut the engagement will end July ■!-. and ou Monday evening, 'J-J, "The Geezer of deck," u musical production by ltobert J. Adams, of Chicago, aud Paul Sehlndler, of Huston. *lll have lis first presentation on any stage. KliriRE Theatre (Adolphe Mayer, mnna- ger>. — The Summer season of musical comedy at this house will end with the Saturday evening performance, this week, of "The felc- iiliune Oirl." The revival given this popular piece last week merited the excellent patron- age bestowed. On Monday. 17. the Castle Square Stock Co. will be transferred to tills house to finish the present Summer season. The opening bill will be "A Royal Family." Castle Sqihue Theatre i L. S. Helund, manager).— This Is the Bnnl week of the stock company for the Summer at this house. •Urol her Olllcers," with Howell Hansel nnd Mnry Hall in Ihe leading roles. Is the offer- ing. iJist week "Audrey" was given a line presentation, and drew good houses. Wil- liam Courllelgh will join the company next week ns lending man, npiwarlng In "A Hoyal Family," nt the Kmplre Theatre. Boston Theatre (Lawrence McCarty, manager). — The fourth season of this thea- lre. under the present management, ended Inst Saturday night with the eight weeks' engagement of "The Karl and the Girl." The house will reopen Aug. - _'8. with Ihe tlrst local production of '"Kantnua." Colonial Tiieatiie (Chns. Frohman, Rich & Harris, managers). — The season of HI0.V luUit will liegln at this house next Monday evening, when Klaw & Krianger's new pro- duction, "The Pearl and the Pumpkin," will have Its ilret presentation on any stage. The bonk Is by Paul West nnd W. W. Denslow, nnd the music by John W. Urn t ton. The com- pany will Include : Edwin Stevens. Sager Mldgley. (leo. Itlchards. Harry McDonough, Taos. Wlilffeu, John Mayon. Taylor C.rnn- vllle, (icrtle Carlisle. Ida Hawley, Kthcl John- son nnd Colin McComns. Rownoix Siji'are Theatre (U. K. Lothrop, manager). — "Because She I/ived" Is the offer- ing this week. "The Tic that. Binds" en- thused the patrons last week. "The Sign of the Fnur" will be given next week. The an- nual benefit for Singe Director Jay Hunt will lie held on Wednesday afternoon and evening of this week. The bill will consist of an net from enrb of the following plays : . "Monte Crlslo," "Romeo and Juliet." "Rip Van Winkle." "Ten Nights In a Bar Room" und "The Two Orphans." wllh -Mr. Hunt ap- pearing in the Intler three. Keith's Theatre ill. !•'. Keith, mana- ger).— II. V. Donnelly nnd Co., in Ihe sketch. "Mr. and Mrs. Nngg." Is the heavy typed net this week, other entertainments are: Hay I,. Itoyce, Mosher, Houghton and Member, Matthews and Ashley, Thcrcse Heirgeval, Mrl'hee und Hill. Cook nnd Clinton. Ferguson und Watson, the fialleys, Harry B, lister, (Jregory and Wood, the blograph and the Kndettcs, in their sixth week of popular music. An Ideal hot weather card was pro- vided last week, and business maintained u good average. ('alack THEATUE (Chus. II. Waldron. man- ngeri. — The Slimmer season of stock bur- lesque bus been n suiress at this bouse so far. The burlesques presented this week arc "The Patent Burglar Alonn" nnd "The lieuiilne." Vaudeville Is furnished by Mike Scott, the (Ira bams. Perry und Randall, Ilnrke cud 1'rline nnd llowinun and Schultz. Acstin fc Stone's Mi.nkim (Stone & Shuw, managers). — The Creole Belles arc scheduled tu keen patrons In good humor in the carlo hull the current fortnight. Other features are: Kreleer. Hie magician, and Trine, snake queen. In Hie theatre will be seen a new edition of Powell's .Minstrel Maids, aud nn olio which includes: Annie Wnltmnu, the Hurley Sisters. Harold Scott. Carroll and Buker. and the new "Doll Dance." Near air cooling devices lalely In- stalled make this house a comfortnble hot weather resort Wai.kki'k Miseim (L. B. Walker, iiniu- agi-r). — Curio hall week of III: Oils Lnui- Is'rt aud Young Smidow. athletes (second week i. and a beauty contest. Singe show: Walker's Burlesque Co. In "Itii ratlin's Baby l-.lepliunt," ami Paddy Joyce, Irene Cnmii- liel! and Cecil Beverly. Nickeloueon I C. K. Cherry, ma linger I.— Curio hall: Kmlly Hull's living statuarv; Joe Cramer, elastic skin man; Trlxie l.e Page, tnttooed lady: John Taylor, bag punch- er, and Jack Franklin, club Juggler. Stage show: Rogers Sisters. May Kngllsh. Jlmuile Welch, May Huckley. Irene Roberts, May Stewart aud Bessie Swnrtz. !!,-" A ', ; '..,' , '- u,K "'"'"• A - "odge- manager). -Hie bill for this week includes: Spccdc the high diver: Hacker and Lester, mid the /eno, Jordan and Zenu troupe of acrobats. Last week was banner oue nl this new resort NoiiriiiiEiiA Park (Carle Alberto, niiina- «er). — Mme. Scheli slid her lions. J. Francis Donley and company. I'dell and Rosen, /.ells and Dot. Waller and Maglll and the komo- Thcatrc, Is In town, visitlug friemb. The Fourth of July was a record breaker in point of attendance, at all outdoor nunc... ment resorts Charlie Case Is Inmkcij t,, r Keith's, week of 17. Lowell. — Ideal park weather, csp-, j,ii r Hie Fourth of July, filled the pleasure ,,. sorls to overflowing with patrons all | a>l week. The bnnd concerts at ljikcview ivc and Cnnoble Lake Park Kundnv uci n 'j ( n the nsunl big favor. Both park's gave „.n certs !). afternoon and evening. I.akkvikw Tiieatiie (J. J. Flyno. mani. ger) . — A very pleasing musical cotm-dv. -|y„ Jolly Companions." Inst week, did good | MK | ness. The comedy wns written bv T )• Thomas, nn old fsiwell favorite, farnnrii manager for several years of Music u„|j now the Academy of .Music. Mr. Tliouni> played the lend, und was supported bv a capable company nnd chorus. Including liiih; Sully. William Tralnor, I. S. Osii-rh«r-- Harry P. Grlbbon, (Jrnce Kuler. Sadie CarnC-' i uilierlne OemmHI. Kinliy St. Clair. All,,. Welch, Mnrtttu llnbcliiiiiu. Mnbel J,, nr . v Klsle Harrington. Jennie Kd wards nnd i.iim,'. Nellie " IOmius. ma. Proctor Is the ellirleut •phone Ctrl." -vriVis lom Whytc, 1ii.|."i. Pauline Saxon and Canohik Lake Park. Salem. N. II. ithr New Hampshire Traction Co.. managers i opened for the season, :t. with ilie l*uul>W Ijike Opera Co.. In "Prince Pro Tein." ami met with Immediate favor. The raaqarn i- well iMllanced with capable soloists and' an excellent chorus. The comedy parts were In good hands, and nil the musical numbers re eclved encores. An Individual hit was nnule by Marie Hylauds. in her singing and hi ugh ing specialty. The principals Included : \|i|. ton Dawson. (Irani ( ilbson, Charles Phillip. Karl Reading, K. Nlllson, A. Brady. Marie Hylauds, Catherine Hayes. Kmmn Smilli. l.n Han iAird, Kllzalicth Laurie, Celin WuntV. The oiierns are to l« staged hy (lisi. v. c Lord, and under the musical directUn ,,r i'r,,| Hylands. Week of 10, "The Pretty Parisian.' - Hampton Beach Casino (J. J. Flvnii, n,.ni ager). — "The Trolley Pnrty," a very elorrr musical comedy, wbb the atlriu-ilon .here kM week, to good business. The management are to offer musical farce comedy must „r Ihe time this season. It lielng a welciiin- change from vnudevllle. Many picnic parlies have been entertained nt the bench during the past week, and the amusements have prospered. Mention. — The Trull. City Park, offered a strong list of attractions July 4. L. IS. Walk- cr had two shows — Kl Ko. and the inirr»r maze ; Billy Nelson entertained with J,, hniinu, "Cold Button" Bill's Dime Museum Ibc Gorilla Girt: the World's Fair Slaw with "A-Go." direction Col. IS. II. Kills, ami W. K. Slhley with two features. Tnkn Knnia. two headed girl, nnd Ibc twin ban. All bad big business The many visitors from Lowell to l'r. rag, m Park. Nnnlaskot Brain, are loud In prnlse of the iiiimetioiis and courtesy of the maiiageuieni und attache*. David Bowser Is niaiiiiging the idler coaster for the Ingersoll Pleasure Aiiiiim- ment Co., at Cnnoble Lake Park, it Mug one of the mosl popular iillnicibuis at Un- pack Ben Johnson, character vbdhusi. is connecled with "Klondike." one ,,f Hi.- features of Paragon Park May l;,-l monr. after a successful season nl the II-, « aid Then ire, Huston, is resting nl her I her*-. Miss Belmont will enter vaudeuiv next season William Mlllette ufnt with Ihe "Klghl Bells" Co. the nnuing snt son us one of Hie singe fori-e .|.,-.-|,h J. Ban m nssisled I.. B. Walker here July I with Ills attraction-., having charge of 'the mirror maze The Klks visiting Is- nation assembly ut Buffalo, .V. v.. this week, arc: Charles Fredericks, grand bulge repie- senlntlve Thomas K. ISoiilger Joseph I lli-k j. Jnrnes V.. Mitchell. Mayor Jntniw IS. Casei. Hr. A. K. A. McCnnn. Ci^-ll Adams. .Iiwiib Mullen, J. J. O'Coiincll, James K. Doinslli. M J. Mnrkham, P. L. McBrlde and B, YV. Stickncy. I'ortlnnd. — Plcusiint weather nnd the July -I holiday seemed In Ktlmiilsile. business greatly at Ihe resorts lust week. Gem Tiieatiie. 1'eak's Island (C. \V. T. Coding, ma linger). — "The Henrietta" was produced by Ihe stock July :i-N. lo Hie beat business thus fur since the opening. The presentation of this Interesting and amusing nimedy was greatly enjored. "Prince otto" 10-15. Cace Theatre. Cane Colinge Park (K. V. Phelan, idii linger I. — Kdward llnrrlgnn. sup- porlcd by Ilie stuck, presented "•(•Id Laven- der" 11-8. and drew entbusinslle midlences of large proportions all the week. A short sketch, by Mr. Pnscne nnd Miss Wilcox, of the stock, which precedes the pin v, proved pleasing. "The Climbers" 10-1",. Jbpkeiisiin Theatre (Cuba A: Griiui, man- agers). — After a short and very successful Summer season, the I'cnberg Stock Co. closed S. This company presented for the closing week. n-S, "The Wife." to excellent business and appreciative audiences. Leigh De Luccy and Ihe numbers of Ihe company have won and held Ihe patrons' regard In full measure. The house will now go into the hands of the workmen for extensive renovation, iirennra- rT" n ." "re listed here this week. Business was lory to the Fall opening. >"g, •«»' Riverton Park ID. 1!. Smith, resident manngeri was favored with good weather hist week, nnd good business resulted. The Columbia Vaudeville Co. Introduced Water- bury lines, and Tetiny, Dooley, Mnrsli and Brenner, La Nide Urns.. Hi-van nnd Desmond nnd Bailey nnd Fletcher, who made good In Ihe open air ihruiiv. "The lilhssm (Jlrl" 10 and week. Rixui.ini: ItnttH." CiiiiTS drew big crowds nt the very excellent slreel parade nnd lent show (!. "Cp-lodnte and merllnrlous la every wny" wns the general vei-dlct. «-»-*, NEW 11 AMI'SHinC, IPrwn Ylnncbeslcr. — llingllng Bros.' Clrciu, July II. drew S. II. O.. no larger crowd having ever been seen here at a circus performance. The show gave entire satisfaction, the spec- tacle. "The Field of the Cloth of Cold," being received with acclamation. Nirris. — Kmllle ltenner Is playing lends with the "Boys und IJIrls" Co., now louring the Summer parks, with wbbli John nnd I Scorer Cnrmaii ire featured The Two Medrlcs played the Keene |.\. II. i Trolling Park week of :'.. under Ihe management of Lu lliff and Fitzgerald ('has. Biirrell. conneetiil wllh the management of the West Derry i X. II.) Opern House, pnld a short visit here 1. «»» OKLAHOMA. Ilkluhitoiti t'lt.i . Al Del mar ( la I den it '. W. staler, niiiiuigeri Ihe C.diiiuhln iipera Co., Ill "Olivet." June 25-SI7, nnd "The Mikado," .» July 1, had good patruosge. week. Lexinuton Park i.I. W. Cormnu. lamia- ger). — strong curds offered this week are- Ihe Klgbt Curnnllas, Pierce am i Malxee, Ilnrke and Dempsey. Kozelle nnd the koum graph. Great crowds enjoyed last week's Miait'.mii Bori.LVARh Theatre iJ. W. Gor- miin. liiiinngeri. -j. \v. tinrmnn's Opera Co. in "haul Pnslm." replaces vaudeville at this popular resort Ihe pres«n; week. The com- pany Is a gwid one. nnd with Tnlr weather the usual i.-ipnclty business should continue. Point in- Pines i Jos. J. Raymond, man- ager). — J. V\, liormnn's New York Sinrs are leniiiils of the rustic thealre this week The "Ho names: Torellis Dog und Pony Circus /.lira and .Stetson. And-rsnn and" Gaines. tlrhy \\. Craig and Kckcrt and Berg. Open. Ing week, lasi week, was a profitable and Comma's Alabama Troubadours il good show. Mammoth Theatre I J. II. Slatlerv. man- ager!. — nils resort (formerly Crescent i.ardens). nt Revere Beich. Is now open r.ir lie senson The bill for this week Includes- linker and Robinson, ihe Kveretls \v \v ',! I 1 '"'. J,l,Sft eII anil Connors. IMdle Uwver he I ml vines. Tom Buleniiiii and Kliznbelh linker. .. X, ;T ls ,~rJ;' ,Hllk "• t - «ule.v. ticket ngei,| „r I he Park riieutre. Is siircessfullv managing the summer thealre nt Bass Point Cun- iiluglniin and Coveney are innking n lilt with Ihelr new n.-l on it>,- |,i,-al park rtrrnll ■i ' W ' ^"i""''- uinunrer of Hie Orniid o'pi-ri House, has Joined ihe Summer I beam, -a I cdohy nt oi,s..|. Mn^ Win. s. lj)V ■■Iiige director ..f the Kmpire Then I re has been engaged hy II. \V. Savage la direct "The rlnce of PIUmi ,.„ Mill It. Fitr- Sprliiellelil At Poll's Thealre iib.i-. W. Fonda, n-sldciit mnnugeri. desjiiie ilie warm weather, business coiillniirs gorsl The farce. "Hahy." which was given Inst «iH-k. wns Jusl brimming over wllh fun. Frederic llniid and Al. Philips did nor lose an ••isjmr- tnnlty lu iiuike Hie most of their cIuoi.tn, and Hope Lalluun created n favorable ini Iiressioii. The others did fairly well. •■Con- fusion" July 10-15. Nelson Theatre (Geo. Diamond, iiunin gi'ri. — The lHumond Slock Co. presented "The Ironmasler" lo gisid returns. Itenlob Will sun. the new lending ladv. eapiivnieil In-, uiidleuccs. James lleeiiuti did superb work lis Hie hiisbund, and Si Condil played Hie role of the Ironmasler well. "The New 'Sm crni'ss" this week. -Votes. — A number of changes were la.-ub- In Poll's Stock Co. Inst week. Paul McAl- lister has been succeeded by Al. Phillips in the lends und Lillian May Crawford has n- lilnced Belli Franklin. Bertram Hnrib-a^il'-. Paul ll.irneli. Ogdeu Slovens. Agnes .Mark* mid Olive West have left the company. Tb ■ new comers are : Soldeiie Powell. Uzzh- liomle. Hope Lalluiui. Nancy Maglll. Wlunl.' Worwlsou, Kd. Bertram iiiid Frank I "-ni limine The Klks. as Is Ihelr usual i-i- tnin on holidays, kept ii]h*ii house li'" Fourlh. aud entertain. -d many of Ihe nnkr from ill her cities Fred Miller, uu em ploye of llargrenves' Circus, who was in Jured lu Crevulleld June "(!. while iinloadhig Ihe train, has fully recovered and left i- Join Ihe show ngi.lii Inst wi-ek "Reliearslng a Tragedy" ilakeii from a scene In "The Ci-llle." Sheridan's coimilyi. wrioni by Frislerie Bond, wns used at Poll's The aire Inst- week ns a curluin raiser, ami ne-i wllh public favor. The east coiisl-ded ■«*: Fniferl-.. P.otiil, ns Ihe singe manager: Miss Belli on. the society dcbidiinlc ; .Mr. Powell. Ihe society man ; Miss Latham. Ihe Hindi - Hi-nih woman Funny Ruby, priiinineiii in local ninnieiir clrelw. 1uis signed for "Her Honor" Co., which Is playing one ,,r the benches. She will iolu the company a' once The local lodge of Klks left for Buffalo Siinduv. where the nnllonal ci.nvcu Hon Is lo he held Ibis week Miss Irwls. ol Bob .Mnnchcsleis Co.. Is visiting frlersL here. on. gave !.}««. — Al Sheafe's TI Ire. Nabnul M. W. Sheafe. urn nager i business is fair. Thl" week: Heeled mid lladlcv, Ihe Norrls. Tw" Snnkerlnos. Nlles Johnson, Kcllx Mnrliu and I lurry Hanson. Bass Point. .Valiant t Frank It. Cmilrv. manager). — Business reported fair. The "" rent attractions arc: Deacon and liaveiie. Phil Morton. Prof. Frank rhufnlo. Helen Perry and McAvov nnd Hughes. (iiillMAX's. Snlein Willows. Snlem (Mlcba. Isiylc, manager I — Business was line l.isi week. Here: Hiithawnv and Wnlton. .Ilium) Wall. tSenrge mid May' Woodward, the Alii slcal Goolmnns nnd the Rosso Midgets. Notes.- -Work Is lielng pushed rapidly »■ Harry Kn ten's new I hen I re. nnd II Is exi"--!" 1 la have everything In readiness to o|s>n Sep!- I. John Doyle, a prominent member of L'"" Uidge of Klks. will have charge of the nuns entrance lere Grady and bis w 1 '*. Ki ankle Carpenter, miIImI 'for l^iadmi ki-t week, ou nil extended pleasure Hip. Wiirerster.-Al the Worcesli-r Tie in» Uns. F. Rock, resident muiuigori. week "' July lu. Ihe New York Plavers will prod"-* "The Wife." Last week flic company pr* seiiTis! "Siir; Harbor." lo excellenl p:itr,ai:ige_ hi spile of lb,. Harm wenllier. IV"* "' '.' Ibl- lomp.in) will pi .>d me Why Shoili • • '• Home." Frankiin Sorinr TnriTur (Shea * "'!!. I'll., llltllingi-rsl Week of lO Mdlcllll "' bonis nml his llrondwnv Sl.uk Co. u'll l ,r " • duce "Voung Mis. Wl'nthrop." Lu-' put ihk, fortaerly manager of the Majestic the company presented "A Black sb-.-vp. July 15. Week of 17 the company, will be seen lu "All on Account of Klb.n. '.. The company's voude- THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 523 npat villi' talent was well shown In "A Black Sheep," and Miss Reed, In her song, "She Was a Millet- k Daughter," caught the house by aturui at each performance. Lillian. Sin- nutt. In ii "(lull" sketch, arranged for her h" Sir. Williams, alap appeared to excellent id- vantage. Mr. Williams, Regan Hugbstonnud George Pearce won new laurels. Ri.htic theatiie. Isiko Qulnslgamond (Sacford Wallln, manager). — Week of 10 "The Belle of Boston" will be the attraction. Last week J. W. Gorman's Olympla Comedy Entertainers drew thousands to the park. White Citt (F. H. Blgelow, manager). — Week of 10,. as special acts, the management will present Mile. L-uellita, the Cleodorax and Sadie KnowUon. Sunday, 0, was Swedish Day, and Saturday, 1.1. Is Red Men's Day. Twenty-fire thousand people were entertolned on the Fourth. manager).— Attractions for the present week, which is the last of vaudeville. Include • fial- Mil a dogs and monkey*, the Warsaw Broth- ers, the Sisters llurd. the Xellos, Krso, the Jlu , Jltsu Troftpc of imperial Japs, with amateur enuresis un two evenings. Week of 1 1 will be given up to a convention. f u |. lowed by a series of musical comedies. In- cluding "liana and Mi." "Simple Simon Simple," "Holly Tolty." etc. I ■ Ey-I', — At Walda'Diivr (Thns. Maloner, manager) week of July :t. Frank Cushmaos Iwentleth Century Minstrels were favored with large attendance, giving the best of satisfaction. Bill week of 10: Adele Purvis Onrl and Co., Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Voting. Cnrmen Sisters. Horry Tsnrtn nnd Charles Stutzman. Fred Slaulleld Is musical di- rector. Four Mii.f. Creek. — flood hill week of 3, with balloon Ascensions and loenl baseball OiU'HEVM Theatre (W. A. Simons, man- ager). — Frank l'erer. Kdna Wilms. Herb Bell. Myrtle Franks, Virginia Stockstiui. Sophie Franks, Bessie Louise King, Huttle Ward, Wilson Brothers, Pearl and Cussldy, (•race Johnson, (lenevn Cecil, Knv Pulton. .Marie Audrey, June Audrey, Nell ICojr. Bertie Dlllurd. Rose, Owens, Campbell Brothers and l.i'ou Krrol. Tub Oaks Si-mmek Park (8. H. Frled- l.inder. umuager) has been blessed by phe- nomen.il atleudance ever since Its 0|K*nlDg. All records were broken July 2 by an at- tendance of mot" 1 than 30.000 people. »«» llff YORK STATR. fironouneed hit Inst week. "Tin; Mocking llril" Is being sung this woek. Kiai.tii iF. W. McCoiincI). malinger). — BUI announced for week of 10: The John- mill*. Leash' McAvuy, Kssle ltoolh, Sadie Brand, lien rude Stanley and the ltlalto- sco]H>. Uuslness Is good considering the warm weather. Nivtk. — Dun (jululuii, nu old 111 in Ira boy, who Is making a big hit In vaudeville, Is visiting at his liouie In Ibis city. Fall River. — At the Academy of Music llrnce Jones. Vnu ramp nnd Co.. Frank I' (Ctb'n 4 (iraut. managers) the llunllcy Stock Kussell, the Mnrdo Trio mid moving pictures.' Co. presented "Captain Swift" July .'I-.', and 'da Ileal ty and balloon nscenslons July ft, Frontier Park.— Illegnnt business, with high class vaudeville and free bnnd concerts every evening Buffalo. — Amusements arc rife this week on account of the convention of the 11. 1*. I). Kits. Park (M. Shea, manager). — The Win. Far- for t) nnd week : Holmes nnd Walton, nnni Co. Is presenting "Monte Crlsto," closing lllnglinnilnn. — At Casino Park (.1. 1*. R. Clark, uinnnger) Win. Josli Holy's Min- strels pleased large crowds dally July lis. llns.s Park i.i. P. I-:. Clark, mnuugori. — Wiu. Josh Daly's Minstrels 10-1.V *>•■ OHIO. "Peaceful Valley" 0-8. The house will re- main dark until the first of August. Sheedv's Burnt * PENNSYLVANIA. Wlllinmsiiort. — At the Va'llamont Park Pavilion (Lyman A. Pruy, manager) the \allaiuont Stock Co. continued to turn people away In ."Caste," June 20-July I, "Held by Hie Knemy" 3-5, "Capt. Swiff' G-8, "Cumllle" 10-12, "Under the Russian Flog" 13-1B. 4 ■ > OREGON. Philadelphia.— There Is little doing here in the theatrical line just at present. Clear weather- and excessive heat Is sending the people In droves to the outdoor parks, while, of course, large numbers have left the • city for the heated term. Keith's and the Lyceum are the only two houses remaining open. Keith's New Theatre (H. T. Jordan, resident manager). — A capital programme has been arranged for the current week nt this bouse, those on the bill Including : Maud Harrison and company, la "The Lady across the Hall" Cherldah Simpson, Charlie Case, John Donahue and Mattie Nichols, Four Liv- ingstons, Burton's dogs, Maxsmltb Duo, Dave Nowlln. Carolyn Young. Note Leipzig. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hayman, Willie and Edith Hart. the. Williams and Walker alec Club, and the Olograph. Lyceum Theathk (John G. Jerraon, man- ager;. — The New York Gjrls. who furnished satisfactory entertainment last week, are followed this week by nn organization styled the Brooklyn Girls. Notes. — There in no change in the musi- cal attractions at the outdoor parks this week. At Woodslde Park a special feature this week Is (Jlnnett's Equestrian Sketch Co., Introducing Leopard, the football horse. and Joey, the clown pony The season at Blaney's Arch Street Theatre Is to open Aug. G. with "The King of the Opium Ring." The Bijou, on Eighth Street, formerly the home of Keith's continuous performances here, Is to be opened In August is o bur- lesque house, under the management of (ieo. W. Rife. Bookings will be controlled by the Empire circuit Floyd Lauaian, for, a number of years manager of the Trocadero Theatre, announces that uext season he will hare charge of tbe Casino, Ellas, Koenlg & Lederer. the present, owners, relinquishing active control, though retaining an Interest In the lease. Performances will be given by the burlesque and extravaganza companies controlled by tbe Columbian Amusement Co. i Pittsburg. — There is very little doing In tbe line of amusement In Mils city just at present. The Carleton Opera Co. established a strong following at the Nixon. It did so well that the many friends of tbe company and theatre were surprised to And the an- nouncement that last week was to be the final week of tbe company In this city. Tin? closing found the company ngtiin presenting "When Johnny Comes Marching Home," which made such a big lilt at the opening of the com- pany's present Summer engagement. Mana- ger Thos. Kirk, of tbe Nixon, announces that tbe regular season of tbe house will open Aug. 21.. with "Simple Simon Simple." Luna I'aiik offers this week: {''airman's Boston Cancert Rand, Adgle and her lions, Jlon'v. "The Amerlcnn Blnndiu;" Didn and tbe Japanese Village. Ken.nkwood. — Dure Devil Nelson and other attractions. Southern'. — The Colonial Comedy Four, Jones and Sutton and Crlmmlns and Gore. Campion. — (Tins. B. Lawlor and daughters and Eckel and Warner. Oakwood. — Madeline Burdctte. Howard and Under. Carter and Bluford nnd the Lou- isiana Troubadours. Notes. — What Is to liecninc of the Avenue only time will tell. It does not look as though the city will see the playhouse re- built, and it surely will hot open the early part of the coining season. From all one can learn the Avenue cannot be rebuilt on Its present wnlls, and If these are .torn down and a new structure built Ibe management would have lo conform with tbe law, which says that a ten foot alley un each side must be allowed. In this case the building would be made too small for theatrical purposes. Just at present all work on It Is deferred. Manager Harry Williams has an- nounced that the coxy little Academy, "the home of burleaipie," will own Its doors for next season Saturday, , July 20, with the Ideal Burlesquers. This will be the Empire attraction house The Gaiety, the new burlesque opposition theatre, will piny the Columbia attractions, and will open In Aug- ust The parks are all doing a large business this senRon. which should continue until the theatres open. • ■ Hnrrlsliurir I'axtnug Park (Felix M. Davis, manager) big crowds continue, with tbe Pnitong Stock Co. as the big attraction. For woek of July 10 "East Lvnne" nud "My Wife's Husband" will he presented. Vebnox's Dreamland (Vernon Churchill, manager). — This resort continues lo draw good crowds. The Dahomey Village Is sllll tbe principal feature. Notes. — Spencer C. Charters, of the Thns. E. Shea Co., will spend the rest of tbe Sum- mer at Atjnntlc City Frayne F. Darby. after a season of nearly two years with the Katherlne Holier Co.. Is borne until August, when he will resume his tour C. F. Ed- wards was here 8, II. looking over the bur- lesque field. He left for Philadelphia '«». and will return to Pittsburg '.'.'! The Jones & Adams Congress of Novelties will open a street carnival at Steelton. Pa., 10, for one week Tbe renovation of the in- ferior of (he Opera House, which Includes the Introduction of chairs through the entire bouse, will he completed in about ten weeks. Manager Joseph Frank, wife and son are at Atlantic City. ■ Lancaster — At the Roof Garden (John B. Peoples, manager) current attractions In- clude: Avon Comedy Four. Edgar Allen and company, Madge Fox. Dudley and Cheslyn, Gardner Children, and Hubert De Yean. Bockt Swings Theatre (Ed. Mozart, Portland — The Lewis & Clark Fair has surpassed In attendance anv previous ex- position, considering Its location with, re- spect to the centres of population. Tbe at- tendance for the month of June was -H!i.l7:i, a figure actually In excess of tbe attendance at Omaha for June, 1808, which was 2S!>,:i. r >L lanes' Band repeated Its "Parsifal" pro- gramme June 20, at Festival Hall. limes' farewell concert was given at the American Inn, 28. Liberate* Band began n month's season 29. Tbe soloists with the band are: Marie Valdes, soprano, and Bernard Begue, baritone. Tbe Marvelous Bourns, high wire performers, gave way u> Kllpatrlrk. in his bicycle and automobile dashes, July 1. A reception was given at the California Build- lag June 20, In honor of Governor Pardee. W. C. T. U. Interstate conference was held 27, 28. A business men's banquet was given nt tbe American Inn on tbe evening of 27. In bono.' of W. W. Cotton, recent lv appointed United States Judge lor the 'district of Oregon. The National Editors' Association was entertained at tbe fair 28, 20, and the Pacific Coast Electrical Association met 28-30. Rabbi Emll G. Illrsch spoke at the Auditorium July 2. The offer of the war department to detail army hands ut the exposition, provided trans- portation was furbished by the man- agement, has been accepted. The Fourth Cavalry mounted baud, stationed at Walla Walla, will first be heard for the season of one month, to be followed In order by the Tenth Infantry Band, from Fort Lawton : the Slitth Artillery Band. Fort Wordeu. and the Fourteenth Infantry Band, at Vancouver. While at the Exposition the hands will oc- cupy tents In the mode! military camp on tbe season of Summer slock. There will lu* no vacation, vaudeville tnklag the stage July 17. and the house will hereafter be kuowu us Shea's Theatre. Jane (inker, of the stuck, iins been favored socially while here. Shea's. — The roster, which murks the closing of a house for vaudeville productions, and which has been a literal gold mine for Its promoters ami owners, follows : George KvaiiH, Paul Vuliidoii. John W. World and the Duherty Sisters, the "our I, likens, Eva Allen. nnd new pictures on xtetislve Improvements will Immediately be ennimeured to prepare for burlesque. Lyceum (J. Lnughlln, manager). — For Elks' week there appears: Archie Boyd. Gil- niour and Leonard, Ed. Mullen. Mabel Adams, Jessie Graham, John W. Chirk, I^cslle Thorn, and pictures. Lafiykttk (C. M. Bngg. manager). — In- nocent Widows Ibis week. The American Hoses were well rewarded Inst week. Notts. — P.lbert Hubbard nnd staff, and Lyle Hawthorne, of East Aurora. N. V., en- tertained tunny faithful "Iluycroflers" the past week The city was never so ex- pensively nnd beautifully decorated ns at present, nnd nightly illuinlnatlous from the beautiful lower remind one of Pun-American days The Mundy Carnival Co., Includ- ing Dlnvolo, Holden's high dive, aud Mar- velo, leaping the gup, exhibits at temporary grounds. Jefferson Street and Delevau Avenue Athletic Park has several new cards. rioelunatl, — Considerable specula! Inn of a drniuallc sort wns moused here during the week by tbe visit of P.dwnrd Kliiacllu, of Loudon, announced general solicitor fur the Shuberts. II wns whispered t lint the Ihenlrletil firm Is looking fm- n theatre or church thai might be converted Into it house of nuiusemeut for the Independents. Klii- selln was moving and Kallierlno Trnyer and Hie Pelols. Hill for week of 1) : Harry and .lnhusoii, Itn-e Van Da Liter, Hush ami Gordon, Ted Faust's Superb Acrobats, Keeley Sisters and Waller Slavlton. Ctii.i.tNS G.vt-.tiKv ill. Collins, iiuiiuiger).- - Feulelle and llndcllfle. John Gei-gau. .Mill lie l.oeliette. Williams and Hist, and Miss Nora drew big business during week of a. For week nf 10: Cora I, mulls, Klwpod mid Maggie lien- ton. John G. and Allen McDowell. .Notes, l-'nueiielll Baud gave Iwo roil- cerls ul liiillannla Park II The Colum- bus Amusement Co., which owns nud opes- ales the Empire Theatre, held n meet lug 7, lo elei'l a sureessor to ||. A. Welsinan. I he retiring malinger, lull failed In do so swing lo a technicality A I. II. l-'leld received during the past week lite new ear In which Field's Grenier Minstrels will lour lb tin- lev. II Is an elegant ear. Toledo. -Al the Farm Theatre (Joe Peiirlstlne. manager) Inst week's offering was a good one and attracted large crowds. Hill July I* and week : .1 nines J. .Morton, Suin! aud KoNsuer. Sophie lltiriiliatii. Hie llice Family, the L'sheis and .lulls King and com- pany. .. nlintit quietly, and gave Casino Theatre (Olio K lives, malinger I. no olllelnl Inkling of his mission. Tbe slory —The stork cniupuiiy, lieadi ' Rochester. — At the Lyceum Theatre (M. E. Wolff, manager) the stock, week of July :i. In "The Man from Mexico," thoroughly amused large audiences. The leading roles were cleverly bundled by Harold Hussell, Hurry Blakemore nud Maude Kuowltou. Spe- cial scenery was very elaborate, Seventh nud closing week nf stock begins 10, with "Pink Dominoes" ns the bill. The regular season here opens Aug. 2, with Docksiader's Min- strels, Cook Opera House (.T. II. Moore, mana- ger). — Tbe stis'k did turn away business In its revival of "Paul Revere," week of :!. The company throughout was excellently cast. "Lovers' Lane" 10-ITi. National Theatre (Max Hurtle, mnnn- ger). — The stock, lu "Trooper Illllle" (Ihn. roughly reviewed In Rochester lelter of re- cent date), did S. It. O. business entire woek of .'!. At the request of numerous udnilrcis ■Trilby" will be put on week of 10. Ontario Bk.acii Park (Jiio. J. Collins, manager). — Attendance the past week wns Immense. The Flying Valentines closed a suc- cessful engagement here I). The Ladles' String the government pcnlnMila. July 1 was Ta- Orchestra (local) still remains n potent at- coam Day and Canadian Day. The attend- traction. The famous Klndermann's Herman Ike formal opening of. the Marine Band beglus n brief engagement here came out after he had left for St. Louis. He Is (o return wllhlu a week. Cluclnnull Is now one of Hie lieu theatrical lowus In tbe country, nud the lillcpeudcuts have made several efforts lo hrruli In. Chester Park (I. M. Martin, manager). — The revival of "1-lil'J," with Itleharil Harlow as Queen Isabella, was booked for July !l. after a successful week of "Tin* Lady Slavey," lu which Carrie Reynolds did most effective work bl Hie role of Phyllis. James Mcllhcrtt hud the old Him Duly role of William l-lu- ilyiolou Sykes. ami proved except hum My clever. Frunk Stninmers was tin excellent I key Dlnkleliliikle, aud Delia Nlveu a striking Kin Hoileydcw. The iiudleix-es were large and enthusiastic. Ill the vaudeville theatre Lou and Fay Dtirhyelle. Ln Vine nnd Wnl- toue. Sisters lie Van, Nettle Fields and Hie Brother's Kates are Hie new cards. Coney Isi.anii (Will S. Heck, amusement director). — Whcclock's Indian Hand has made a great hit. Carroll aud Clarke, Meyer mid .Mason. Hairy Jordan, Harrington, and the Bennett Sisters lire the new cards I), In the vaudeville t heal re. Lnu.nw Laihhin (J. J. Wenvcr. manager). — Herbert nnd Willing are Hie top liners for the new bill to be presented II ul Hie amphi- theatre. Ornu iinu Ornn, Mile. Mnrle, nud O'Brien and Dunlo are the other curds. Belle Stone attracted lots of attention last week by her turns on the big ball on the spiral tower. The Zoo (Walter Draper, secretary). — John S, Duss nnd his baud combine to delight great audiences, nud he will continue his en- gagement mint her week, commencing ll. Monarch Park (Frank Krliipuer. mana- ger). — This new resort nt Oakley is doing very nicely, and Ibe Aivnillau Cjiiuriet. Kluilc Boitllliet. Fa! Thleteb. Frederick Wolff ami Lester llehyiner Is delighting musical en- thusiasts there. Sl-.MMt.lt Cii.«r. — Max Rosenberg has been appointed iiiiiiuigi'i' of Wlieeluck's Indian IJiiud, nud bus taken lo the roud for his organization VII the Summer resorts drew big crowds on Hie Fotirlh of July M. M. lllount lias been secured as manager of "The Volunteer Orguulst," nud assumes his duties Aug. 10, Troll took place July 1. beginning with a pnrnde at -I o'clock P. M„ which made a tour of the grounds and was reviewed by Presi- dent Goode. George L. Hutchlu presided ou behalf of Ibe Trail Amusement Association, and presented tbe keys of the Trail to the president. The following Is a list of tbe Trail attractions opening July 1 : Haunted Swing, II. L. Wilson, manager; Alaska-Klon- dike Alining Exhibit, Alaska-Klondike Mining Exhibit Company, managers; Galveston Flood. Galveston Flood Company, managers : Haunted Castle and Trip to Venus, Anthony J. Gorman, manager; Carnival of Venice, Bo- lossy Klrnlfy, manager; Temple of Mirth. Fernand Akoun, manager: Princess Trixle and Diving Elks, W. II. Barnes, manager ; Fair Japan. Vumclo Kushlbikl, manager ; Ja-' hour's Trained Animal Arena, George .labour, manager: Mirror Maze, Fernand Akoun. mali- nger ; Land nf Ibe Midnight Sun, F.dw. M. Hayllss, mhnager: Streets of Cairo, Gaston Akoun. manager: Guv Puree, George .labour, manager: California Radium F.xhlblt, Cali- fornia lladlum Co., managers : Wild White Swan, W. F. Williamson, manager: Cascade Gardens of St. Louis Fair, W. F. Williamson, mannger: Baltimore Fire, W. F. Williamson, manager: Infant Incubator, Schenkeln & Coiiney, managers; Homer Davenport's Farm, George L. Baker, manager; Cliule the Chutes, the Water Chutes Co., malingers; Shooting Gallery, L, Berkowilr. & Co., numagers; Dark- ness and Dawn, Edw. M. Hayllss, manager ; Great Siberian Railway, Great Slbcrluu Rail- way Co., managers: Robert Burns' Collage, Oregon Burns' Collage Association, malin- gers: Ilollulr Castle, Anthony .1, Gorman, mannger; the While Slave, Lsihcr A. Sha- piro, manager: Televue, J. II. Fowler, man- nger: A Trip lo Nlngarn Fulls, Win. Muck, uinnnger. Maropam Granp Theatre (Calvin riell- Ig, mannger). — Kolb and Dill did big busi- ness week of June 20, lu "I. O, IL," the ea- pa'-lly of the house being taxed almost every performance. "The Beauty Shop" for the second week, beginning July a. IIkusco Theatre (K. J«. Hackelt. mana- ger). — The Belasco Slock Co. did fulr busi- ness week of June 211, wlih "Nerves." Agree- able Slimmer wetiHi'-r caused Ibe falling ofr tll a! tendance "The Conquest," a dramati- zation, by Phil F. Ilogowny. of Eva Emery Bye's book by I lint name, was presented nt this house July .'I. for the first time upon any singe. The theme of tbe book and of the pin v Is the exploration tour of Lewis and Clark Into the Pacific Northwest, 100 years El. DkeamoAnd (Bobt. J. Walters, manager). — Attendance Is still growing nt this popular resort. Dossenbnrh'* Park Baud still re- mains. For week of 1), the following: Prof. Dfherly's Canine Circus, Herr Augustus Totzke. In slide for life; the Seymour Chil- dren, La Petite Azelle and Nashville Stu- dents' Quartette, held over from lust week. Note. — Max Hitrtlg, mannger of the Na- tional Theatre, has left for his vacation. His position will be temporarily occupied by Harry Hurtlg. manager of the Unstable Theatre, Syracuse. I Albany. — At Proctor's Theatre (Howard Graham, resident manager), which Is the only theatre open now, notwithstanding Hie Intense heat, Is doing n good business. The e YoiiiiKstimn. - At Idorii Park llOilwnnt Stanley, ntiiiinger), week of July HI: Annie Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Siunrl llnrrow, Idn O'Day, aud Mr. and Mrs. Cat Stewart. Cull- man's HiiiiiI, of Huston, rendered excellent music Sunday, I), and ntU'liiliinee was good. Avox Park tJus. W, Wess, iiiaiiagei-i. -- Week of 10: Tile llh-hs, John Gidger, Allen Doolie coin puny. Easier ami his dog, and Horscli ami Hussell. Very good mien, lu, ■■ ru'es. ' , NoTti— Iinmenso crowds nt tended both parks July I. Ibe wcu ilinr being gisul. Ilnyloii. At Folrvlev,- Park (A. '/.. Ward manager) the Ureal Barlow .MIiiHOels drew excellent crowds week uf July 2. Hill for !l mid week: Hni'dy Liingibui, Yi'ttn niul i'elefs. I'Vulelle mill HailelllTe, niul Gallagher niul Held. LakesioE Park (Jus. A. Kirk, manager). — A gisid bill was niesenled week of 2, In- cluding: Fred illid Man Wiulilell. Tina I led' rou, add Kilty Oililen and company. Busi- ness Is Idg. Hill for week of 11 : Cuius com. od.v dogs anil Wiiitcii niul Howard. R Perry. . Is billed Miiriiiu. Al Hie Grand (C. niilliligerl Ibe National Stuck <'• for week of July 10. Hiiiiinson'k Ciiti'l'H July HI. ♦ «» ( -.11-11 OHM t. A nui'les, Morosi-o, A I. Monism's nuiiMccri the fltiibn nk luibiiiik Willie niul Blue' III mid week by Sltiiiiioiids nud l heir McCauli-v. ; Jluiiiiie MM (Oliver Stock Co. presented "Red, week of July 3, followed "The Village PoslnniHlcf." Ilia. as. ii (John II, liliii-ltwooil, ninuiigeri. — Willie Whittlesey, Willi Hie Ileitis.',. Slink Co., pioelilcd "The Luily of Lyons" 3 and week, wllh "Fori nuns of Hie King" an- nounced for 10- Hi. (Irani ■ Oi'iutA llousi: (Clarence Drown, manager). — "Only n Shop (Hid," liv tbu lllrlrh Slock Co., H nud week. "For Her Children's Sake" III- Hi. Olli'llEUM (Miirllii Heck, general managed. — Features 3 mid week: Bessie French, child prima dimim ; Lillian. Shaw, Fred's monkey iielors, l.avlin: nud laonnld. iniloiiiolille comlijiies: Win. Gould, assisted by Valeskn Sinnll : Smith mid Cook, I'red llurd, Kuril nud llelirue mid Ten Daisy Girls mid Or- pliou tu million pictures. l r S'|l)l'H TllEA'I'IIK lllenlx & Zullee, pro. (irlcloisi.- -Features 3 niul week: Tedd niul .nvll. In "A Si'iiiidiiiuiiH Affair:" and Wiirdc, Hie Three Gordons bouncing Inlde, Van luisson nnd Frederick McMuirny, vlollnlsl Diiiiii, 'in ■! l'iili|iieosrope. HioiAiiWAY (A. J. Mnrgmislerii, niiiiiageii. — I'eiiinres 3 and Week: Bonds. Gliard niul Ditrey. In sketch : .liuinle He Wcese. Irlefc violinist: Joe Kelly, Rlclinids, lllust inti-il songs, nud uiollon plelnrcH. Casino (A. J. Morgniislern, mnnngeri. — Fenliiri'N .'I and week: Welch, Frances Co., niul Casino Minstrel Girls, In "Tenl City:" Marie L. Cniiip, Yule Trio, Jugglers; Malik- ley nnd ( 'in/.. Ituymiiiid Ten). Blimey niul I'liiipmiiii, In sketch ; Mile. Vbla, wire per- forniet' : Stanley and l> Boy, Kate Cnyle, .Minstrel Mllllls, mill liinlloii plelltl'es. ClNEoiiRAl'ii (A. W, b'ursl, ma linger).— Feiilures 3 and week: Mr, niul Mrs. IIAbby llngaii, eoinedliiiiH ; Hal lull tine, hurl tone: Cllleograpb Stock Co., Iii sknl eli ; Bessie (hail dock: Kelly, lonieilliiu ; I'lilcatlle, mid mot Ion pictures. FlHi'WEU'H (A. K. Flseber, intiiiiigei i . ■ • Feiilures 3 nud week; "Rubes mid llosi-s," farce comedy, liy Fisi-her's Slock f'u. nnd chorus; Friinkllu mid McNult, In illub-cl : I'n liner niul RobliiHoii, lu '"I'he Sorcerer mid the Soirlirelle ;" Motmleiir Herbert niul his musical ilitiieliig Inble, niul niollon plclures. I'l.MI'llllt I Billy Hanks, IiusIiicmh iiuliillger I — FenliiroM 3 and week: IHchni'dH ami Cn- thard. Hilly Miller, lliirtoii Bell Rliigers, Guv's Mlnsirels, Laura Husks, Fninlts, May- belli- nud Flciui'ii, In sketch, and motion pic. lures. t)o I. In ml, -Tlie Miiciloiiongli (Hall Hi Bur- ton, ii i a ringers i Is sllll dark. ' Limairv (II. W. Bishop, iiiiiiuigerl. - llisliop's Compiiiiy of I'laveis drew crowded Iiiiiincs week i>r July li, lu "Secri'l. Service.' .Ins. .Will mid Mill Hi t'huiitami, supiinrli'il bv tit"' regular slock, in "Rarbani Frieiciiie," oppoiired 3 tl. "Tile Coiiuly Kalr" lo fdllow. IIEI.I, (lid. I f iilliil 11. Ilinllllgel'i.- Feiltilles 10 mill week : .1. lie Will, iiiiiglcluu; Brown Slslers, singers jj ml diniceis: J. C. Wilson, lu plciorlnl inehiilles ; Joseph howling ami iota. puny, presenllllg "A Suge llriisli Wddow ;" the Ureal Richards, male Mioihrelle. and Hie Kill iiidos, whirlwind ilmiccrs, and uiollon plc- Hires, Cii|iucllv biislni'ss rules. Novki.'iv I Tuny Liilielskl, iiiiiiiiigeii. — Al tractions HI and week : The While Toga, con- Jltret- ; Leonii Bliicitliick, In pictured iitebxlles: Gladsioue I'aiiilly, marvelous ucroliuis: Dally nud .Murphy, singing ami talking coined lain, mid Musical Times and tin* vlinniph. Gsml bitsliiess titles. F.MI'IHH (I!. M. Carlson, manager I. — Al InicllmiH 10 and week: The I eliimliln I'oinle Opera Co.. presetitllig "The Mascot," mul Fintilre unit ioa plrlnrrH, HiisiiiesK luis been good. IiEWKV (Win. A. IVesion, nin linger).— Bill 10 and week: 'I'he [.runs, slink wire perforin '•I'M : I'sco Ives, lllllHtl'llted snllg* GtlldltU'C nud IteviTc, presenllllg "The Bell Bov anil Suiibietle ;" Arthur iliiiieli, inlmte; lllcbmil Clllllllllllgs, supported bv the llewev Slock Nlgbl off :" .lolin L. Sullivan, lo mul Hie lilognipli. Business Is Co.. Ill nionologi in. men-.-. * «» Meinlet In Crosiiiiin'a floes. Hem lettii I'rosiuaii's Plans fur Hie coining season were unnniiiiecil hist week bv her liiisbiiMil and in a mi get-, Mmiilce I'ninphcil. Slic will aiipenr hi u inodern coiiiedv. bv 1 hi -cue W. Piesbiey. cut III,-, I "Mnry. Mary, yulle Coiilrary." The play was wrlllen sev- (•rill Heiisoii* ago, but Its proilnt-l bm wun ,!,•■ Inyeil. Beglniiliig her seiinoii In September, Miss f-'rosuiuu will iippeur in I'lillailelphiu, ibntnii nnd several oilier cities before she coiik-i to New York, where lior engagement will bo played nt Ibe Garrlcl: Thealre. WMlc In this "•II y she will iilso reYiVH "Ad Vou Llko It" for u short iietiob». «';;'> bokVslagc nr ring. $V> each. Also Black Poodle *■* i mvimfron si ' "wANTKD AT ONCE-Good Sketch Train. MM i3 in Orsl mid lowest salary. Car show. E5 i* „ un wire. CLARK BROS.. Keen* burg, ill " 15; Allendale IB, 81. Franctavllle 14, Lalnce- viu'c is. W. II. "i-Oll 8ALE-2 OANIIY KMISS MACHINES, made hf Empire MIR. Co.; m> «''•' **™S™ ,". : laclimciiis. Never Iweli nscd. Oral *l«.60em,h. ""WANTED, FOR HANB HANSON CO., leading Udv and Ingenue; one laily iiiiibI have IlltSt R Irl hat speaks Bora; Character dlil Man, he- ,J m. Co edlanand Heavy Man; all men rnnsl So ill".- brass. Also Tuba. Ilarlloiie, Trombone. • larl hi' ami Cornet In double Siring Ham: W ami a VI* n anil VU.Ia, ami II. and O. Leaders. JAS. T. McALPIN, Olaronilon Hotel, Clark anil Ontario Sis., Chicago- THEATRICAL HOTELS BOARDING HOUSES. 17-12 double. Wabash A Madison, CHICAGO. 0. C. Vaughan, Prop. Strictly ._ American Plan, $8-16 single; Vaudeville patronage Invited. PALACE HOTEL, 101 N. Clark St., Chicago. European, $3 per week: with private hath, $7. Turkish Bath, too. II. B. HUMPH RE V, Prop. WM. TELL HOUSE, Howard and Homer- •et Sts., Boston. Mass. Central location. Ex- cellent meals. EMILY T. BANNWART, Prop. TRAFALGAR HOTEL, 116-117 E.14,N.Y.,nr. Onlnn Sq.,Arademy, Dewey. Rooms 60c., 76c, 11, $1.60 day; $2.60 t, juioil acts once, as per route Julv IS Holgalc la, IHckHVlllc, 1«17. "PIANO PLAVER WANTED, To Travel with ltonlii'iirBrns.' Shows. Those who wrolc, write it lit. He readv io Join on wire. SIBtc all m Aral le "r. Waul Cook aim, and working l*ji- X \\ ON IKI'll BROS-' BIO WAGON SHOW. CstPnii ii .Nei...aai .. Ill tttWtraerM, Hwaiiajn. HlllKMIIIW MKN-Tho greatest aide show ,o nlnifiiiiii luriney uetlf.r ever known, rlic ;;i,!e"e7icvll DraRm.!wlihK^n painting, $46. 8 Van Niirdon St., No. C ambridge. Mass. ~S1I»E SHOW and Platform At trail Ion for Ksl'a. a sacrlllee. Mechanical Show theMaRc Cliv, all Hi motion, a jf^^.'"-.*'!! sell for $W i'hsIi Ltst free. CIIAS. mum. a VBn Norden St.. No. l-anil.rldgc^Maas^ TWELVE MINUTE .I1IU«»LIN4» ACT \0 SKILL, fill Tricks In Ilalanelng, »|>lnnlng. etc.- also Inclinles in Big Feature Acta; all 6Ue. ^^^ ?5gaT^IL4l> a ^i%ll.4»e4pl^ ~ WANTED iiilfck.ror Story's Tent Show, ftba and Alio. Tuba ... double Bass i In on-M ra- oiher Good People, who change for week, write. Money sure. A' 1 ^. STORY, Shelhurne, HOW TO START IN SHOW BUSINESS. (Copyrighted), 3 dlirtreni Imoka, 10c. All kinds act. MO KPHETS SCIIUOU 837 N. lath St., Phlla., Pa. — A. GOODRICH, LAWYKR, 641 West Madl«on St., Chicago; established IBM. Business legal and quiet. Branche-. and facilities in o ther States. : HOW TO II ECOME A CONTORTIONIST. Front and Back Bending, each trick Illustrated. J»f>e. Morphct's School, 837 N. 15th St., Phlla., Pa. PERFORMERS WHITE and BLACK FACE COSBDIAHS And Other Useful People That are well up In Medicine business and can change often WASTED at once for our various companies. State salary and all you can do. Long cugaRemenls. NATURE'S REMEDY CO.. Phlla., Pa. MONEY IN SOAP. BIG 7 BAR 81. BOX 11 CKNTS. HlRh Grade Medicated and Toilet Boap, PARKER CHEMICAL CO., CHICAGO. NOTICE TO PERFORMERS.— The Mlnlaturc Thcatrc, al Carthage, N. Y., closes July 8 for the Summer season, to open again Sept. 4. All sketch teams, slaters acls, single women, please write In lor dales. FRANK 1.AMHIN, Prop., Cartha ge, VA. WANTED O.U1CK— Versatile Single Come- dians and Organist. No teams. No boozers. No tickets, state if you vamp organ. Change for one week. Live In camp. Write or wire. UII. GEORGE EMEBSON, Wanseun, Ohio. VI. MU'SICALCOMPOSER Wanlcd to l'""'^' infill. Sparkling aud Catchy Music fcr a Nevi ■M il. Sparkling aud Catchy music i"r a New and O iRinal lt|H;rallc Extravaganza. Excellent li'retio now ready. Add. al once. Franklin Add - son. l.lbiclllsl, 560', HellovlHeAvo^, Newark, N. .1 . EDISON TRAIN ROBBERY. 740ft.. $70; Life of an American Soldier, IVOOII., $4 Beard, s4iMl.. »:w. Perfect condition, receipt "f $i-t«' lor cacli lllm. A. U-roy Tnwalry, S57 W.Thoiiias hi Blue O.D.,on .Hume. N. V . , SKETCH TEAM, Man and wife, who change for one week, one or both Must plnv organ. Also organ Player Specialties. Slate all with lowest KD. IIKNDKKSON, Lure City I Iml Address , Guernsey Co., O does WASIIISOT«).\. seniiic Al tiiand Harm House iMa l„rl, inanuKcr. July a. 1. Hmoa land. l.'ilT. Iiiiulel I'linvley. Ill -Riinsoll s eoll>. SiMTir. i.l. I'- Howe, iiiiinngcr). -Wcck of •/. -I'lie llnllesl Coon III WW.* Til no. Avi-.xur. ( Russell fc IHrjf. '>»'»'': nnu, Week of •-'. 'The While 'I Igre.ss of Japan." Tin' farewell petfonimmcj. »f rims. A. Tiiybir's Co. will occur In "Held lor lliinsoni." li Ki. ..... iilieiir.i'M. New: \ anion, l'erry mid yiii- bor. Mr. mid M's. Goltlob ami company. Ilollmnii. Karl Slslers. Hie lleiizlll Hi". AVIlllmii «'. Ilo.vl anil moving pictures. Pwrvurs - New: Murray mill Lane. Sled Sisters lieo. .Ioiii-s. l.eo White, the Ahearns, llnrvcv Newinnii anil moving plciures. New: Hobbv Cnylor. the La Nulls. Siiiiilcison mill iiiinimny. Netlle »••■ Leslie I'omerov end moving plciures. iMose i;'iildsmllh. inn linger l . - New: The Armslroiu; Sislers. Coin J""*""- Mnv Tcnipest and I lie 1'e \iinglm Slsleis, Ninr Nal Relss' Simlhein I ainlval I o. show here for two weeks, commencing July::. . ■+++ llllinii'. ISLAND. WANTED— 60, 70 or sort. Round Top Tent, with ion. Middle, 10 or Uft. Side Wall; Poles, Slakes, Ropes, etc. Everything ready to set up. Must bo In Al comllllon and Cheap for Cash; also Mariiue for same. Slalc all In llrsl _ letter and do not inlsreprcuenl. J^^JHLI^bbcvHte^S^C. "WANTED. A NO. I ALL 'iVoUNJi MEDICINE COMEDIAN; also Good SKETCH TEAM. Prefer- ence given Piano Fakir. Won't stand barataf live inliuilei. To Jnlu on wire. No time to wjlte WARD'S COMEDY CO.. Corrj »' P». WHEN IN NEED OF MONEY ! CAI,t« AT THE) UNION SQUARE LOAN OFFICE, 118 THIRD AVENUE. 13th and 14th StreeU, N. Y. It makes no difference how large or small the amount required, you can do better here thnn elsewhere, fc'a- cepttonallg Liberal Loans Io the Protection. PlcdgcB forwarded to all parts of the United Stntcs and Canada. ALL PLEDGES KEPT ONE YEAR. EST. 1860. Wo nlao aril rare lmrnnlns in Unre- deemed Plcilnea. ancli na Dlnmonds, Wntchea mill Jewelry, at leaa thnn halt alore prl eew. AT LIBERTY, liciil GORDON AND MARIE HAYES, Med., Fairs or Carnivals. Lots of Specialties; single or Jointly. Address s MORRISON STREET. Toronto, Canada. W. II. Smith, please write. AKRON OPERA HOUSE AKRON, IND. WAHTED, GOOD ATTBACTIONS. Have a good town and country, and a new house wllh all mortem conveniences. Can accommodate Co. of la or IS people. Good hotels. Situated on the Chicago and Erie R. It., one hundred miles cast of Chicago. T. 11. OAST, Manager. Of Risk Claas VamdeTllla Theatres, If. MBYERFELD JB, PttES.i „ iM . n __ MARTIN BECK, GENERAL aUNAOBB. All Applications for Time Must be Addressed to C. B. BRAY, Booking Manager, 604 Ashland Block. Chicago, !r ni. Huber's » Museum Urn. II. Hutier, Propr. J. H. Anderaon, Mgr. WANTED, for our opening. Monday, July 31, liv- ing Freaks and Features for Theatre and Curio Halls. Address J. II. ANDERSON", as above. I GEQ. and MAY WOODWARD J. W. Gorman Park Circuit, all Summer. :i GEO. i IDA WILLIAMS OPEN AFTER AUGUST. San Antonio, Texas, M PI. WANTED, For Week of Inly 17, Vaudeville Acts AND FOR TWO WEEKS let ROYER AND FRENCH IN THE TANDEM. Coiiiiiicnciiig Aug 1D8T CHAISE AOT SEG01D WEEK State full particulars anil lowest .alary llrat letter. Address SIDNEY H. WEIS. Manager. WANTED, TRAMP AND S0UBRETTE With strong specialty. Chnracter Woman, Jpvenllc; Old Man, lienleel Heavy. Juvenile and other Dramatic people I hat dolible brass. Those doing specialties preferred, lender for II. and n. Send photo and slnle all first letler. Xsinc lowest. I pay all. Season opens curly In August. Long engagement. J. I*. CARTER. Cohourg. Can. WANTED PIANO PLAYER and SINGLE PERFORMERS KD. AVA, Wyanett, III. OF AMERICA (Incorporated). Offices, SL James Building, New York. Lodge Rooms S4th St. and eta Ave. MEETINGS EVERY SUNDAY AT 2. ADGIE and Her LIONS. OPEN FOR PARKS, FAIRS. PLAYING THE PARKS. Address care CLIPPER, FOX & FOXIE CIRCUS Now touring Mexico. Novelty Acts Always Wanted INTER NATIONAL ARTISTEN LODGE. MEETINGS HELD EACH THURSDAY EVE- NING AFTER PERFORMANCES At 139-141 Third Ave., New York. Care or WEBER & GO. ALL PERFORMERS INVITED. LETTER HEADS, Ennltpas, Girds, Tickets, Contracts. Pkg. STAGE MONEY, 160. TRICK CARDS, Ac. Book of cats, wc.,cont»lnlngover5eo engravings. CROSS PRINT. A ENO. CO., Chicago. Attention, Band and Orchestra Loaders! Do 70a -want to Learn to Compos, and Arrange Haslet If so, send He. stamp for trial lesson. Nothing to pay nntll yon save been taught Lessons 1, a and 3. If these Icthoim do not convince yon that this Is Strictly Legit- imate, then They are Free. Don't write un- less yoa have a thorough knowledge of the rndl- monts of music, and Mean Business. C. W. WILCOX (Harmonl.t). 13110 Broadway, N. Y. AT LIBERTY, FOR NEXT SEASON, HARRY S. ELLIS rty or , Wis. WANTED UIIIl'K, A No. 1 SKETCH TEAM, also ONE SIXliLK PERFORMER with Novelty Ada; ninai have One Feature Act. Eat and sleep In hotels, work In tent. Itoozcrs? No. Tickets' Yes. Write or wire HAIIRY F. MILLER, Cure of Ton-Ko-No Med. Co.. Lindsay. Ind. Tcr. St Alt Allilnl. Ilulre. Slil.lM' Theatre week tiulncil Ciinioy unit Two Clicks. li. Ilnsltiess coll- entertainment luM 1 .■xceptlounlly good one \1.11 II M Yoililg. formerly manager .if' I he Mom lake Theatre-, and sil|H'lliileii ili>nl of Hi'' various mails 1 luii ucveicd his .•Mime, Men Mnlea. .1 w Knaner. ■ ,f tills llieull'i' us niiiiuiger. \Voonxookot. At Ileal Luke 1.1 M li.uinev. nutaaeeri the Mil w ,.r .Inl'v In liilliiiles: Toe ltlcculioiiu haroea. Ilimhes Muslciil Trio. Il.niv. I he Two I'lollcs mid In* Crof.' Flower's halhna ilnnes very paat 'I he iiiili'olllni; siiiiic wllh kiiIiI cum nrinerly liviisiircr has siicceeded Mr- Young PABTKBR WANTKD Kxrcpllntuil oppiirliiully for a clever Sinning mill I inuring Soiiliretlt' or Arllsl Io Join ••Fealnre Novelty Elect rlcnl Speelacnlar Ihiucliig Act." Season hooked. Write or call wllh photos, programs, helchl, weight, ,.i,-. wm. i.ovirrr. Hotel Tmfnlpir. MB R. Mlh SI.. N. Y. Clly. \r«v|>orl. Al Hie Newport Opera llon~e H'lilin k Cross, iiiiinngersi ihe lliinlley _si"«-k io rloaed Its eagagenteal here int July :> Sinrm's I'iii:i:iii.i>\ I'aiik Tiiimihi: h'Iihs. 1- Cm*. iiinliaKcri. Week of :i llie hill «:is „ U.....I drafting rani Hill far week of I": MH1.1I11 M111I11 Hurst nml Mnele Kctllc. t o> Milesii,- Musical I'oiir. Harry nml saillc Fields. Hurry V Fllz.getnld, Million liaison 11111I the vlliigraph. VAMPIRES. WANTED— Two or more Vampire Hals. Give price and pailliiilnr". Address F. HKIINfTKlN. :\» W. 9Mi SI.. N.Y^CHy. iW \0RR SCHOOL OF ACTl¥. £, &'. New York. Thomugh, praeilcal training tor the -tage. Stu'clal Summer course: assistance In se- eming engagements; circulars. BOSTON FILM EXCHANGE: Second Hand Films, Song Slides and Machines Ikiughi. Sold and Exchanged. .MM WASIIINtiTON St. Hooml-. Hoslon. Mass.. npp. Adams House. PI AN© PtAYBlt, OPEN FDR ENCACEMENT. First Clas» Reader. No rag lime. J. V. VOX GERSDORF CHRIS- TKNSEN. isa Sixlleih Street, Brooklyn, N. I._ Wanted, Cornet Soloist, YAI HEVII.I.K rllKATHI., Iiwi PER MONTH. Address "JOSE" I'll I'ATItK, San Jose, O11I. COMEDIAN. Strong Singing and Acrobatic Dancing Specialties. Drama. Farce Corned; responsible "Rep." Per ad., KAU CLAIRE WANTED, TO JOIN IMMEDIATELY, JUVENILE WOMAN, Wire TOM MARKS CO., Lake Linden, Mich. WANTED, for San Bryant's Comedy Co., I'ndor Canvas, a GOOD GENERAL BUSINESS MAN; one that cBn direct and manage stage. A long and pleasant engagement 10 the right man. NAME your lowest salary and all particulars In tirst letter. Will send llckcl. Addrcas SAM BRYANT, Point Marlon, Pa. Regards to all friends. WANTED, FOR THE EISENBARTH - HENDERSON FLOATING THEATRE, Dramatic People anil strong Vaudeville Acts. Preference tu doubling brass. Want a novel feature net. Address MADISON, IND. r. Address WANTED lor Comedy Acroballc Art, Cent or Ladv: prof, or good amateur. GEUKGE 0., Care el S. Y. CLIPPER. AT LIBERTY AFTER IULY 10, Pianist-Musical Director, Vaudeville. Hiirlesiiue, Farce Comedy. Thoroughly experienced. Travel or locate. Reliable man- agers address lllfill MFRRAY, Spring Vallev. 111. CAN PLACE IMMEDIATELY, VERSATILE MEDICINE PEOPLE. Salarv tell ami all: preference Io organ or piano player. Those with children or who Just want to work long enough In run out thclrown snap, don't write. DK.F.M.STINER. South Hill. Va. Jos. DLREAXTO, SINGING and DANCING COMEDIAN. WEEK OF 26, OLYMPIC, CHICAGO. ROSAIRE and DORETO, LYCEUM, LONDON, Juna 12, fourwaaks. CHRISTOPHER Ter. "THAT POPULAR MAGICIAN." address, 17fl ONTARIO ST., Chicago. MUSICAL BERGERS En Ifoutc Willi Carl Hagcnlicck's Show, OPEN TIME 1B06. Lew J WELSH & ESTES Marie L, COMEDIAN. SINGER. OFFERS INVITED FOR NEXT SEASON. Address care of CLIPPER. WANTED, « EXPERIEH SEASON LI 4.4. EXPERIENCED MAN FOR SEASON 1005-0 TO 33 A well known attraction. Address "THEATRIC iL," Belleville, I1L_ WArM-ToCD QUICK, SOUBRETTE WITH STRONG SPECIALTIES^ Rehearsals July -jo; 4.=. weeks' cily lime. Olhe^ write. JEWELL KELLEY STOCK CO.. Paris. Ky. AT . LIBERTY, KIIER\S and COLE, FARCE COMEDY Oil RURLESIJDE. PALACE HOTEL, Chicago. THE LAUGHING FACTORY, JIM and CELIA WELCH, Permanent add., :«on Perry St , Buffalo, N. Y. CEO. W. EVERS AT LIBKBTY, JOHN VAVGHAN. Characters; LOLA V kt'GH AN, small parts. One pirn prelerred. ItgMA RLIit lROl'GII ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA. iriVTl>ll Tft DIIV An Edison Moving Picture II Ail I Ml 1U Dili Machine, hue model nml turns. Also want gmvl Mcilliine .speiiatly people and Lecturer. Organ I'layrr who does specialties. MiHIT FRANKLIN, Gadsden, Ala. Wanted al Once, Join on Wire, Good A I Med, Acts. Skrlch Tcuiu. Magician. Coniedlsn. Silent Ads. Moi.ev sun". No tickets unless known. I\ »\ i'ii.. J- w \I.\N\. Washin gton. V*. and Office Worker, AT LIBERTY, Lecturer Sularv or prfreMaoe. I- mtia" exper'enr.-. Sota-r. licpiir.- llckcl. I'KKI - . MAIRITI IS. UPo Johu Slreel, Cincinnati, Ohio. Add.. -POI1K-C1IOPS— aiC Ashland Itlot-k. Chicago. BERTRAM MILLAR, HEAVIES. - - 47 W. -JSIh ST.. NKW YOnKT' BATES and ERNEST, GERMAN COMEDIANS, Home address, ill SECOND AVE., Prtaia, III. AT LIBERTY, For Coming Season. JACK and 6ILDA CANNON, Versatile Comedian. Singing and Dancing Sou- brette. Address CARE CLIPPER. WANTED, VERSATILE ACTOR Lead or Heavy. Prefer one doubling baud. Also Al LEADING LADY. i|itlck. Show never closes. Other good Wire people Show never closes, write. J. GRIESE, Ca»« Luke, Mlnn^ WANTED, FOR THE OLD RELIABLE NO. I C. 6. PHILLIPS UNCLE TOM SHOW, Leader of Hand, white or colored: Man for T»m. while or colored. Must double baud and concert. Salary, lie. a week in right parties. Add. C. U. PHILLIPS. CorUan il, Oli lu. SarBlTTElS CHEAP. Onc40xaoft. Round Top complete; 1 Centre Piece, 4uxsort., perfect condition. Hattlc Creek Mlg. CIIAS. L. SCHAEFFK11, Lancaster. Pa- . WANTED QUICK, Lady or Gentleninn In Invest SlOO' In Good Medicine. Show. Flncprollts. Address MANAGER, 172 Still S treet. Wa bash Jinl-_ New FILMS Late8 ^ Whulc Hum Family, Dcadwood Stotaer.tC. IraMf Ride, Wanted a Dog, many olliers. HABBACH & CO., K,r;;,'„ Phlla., Pa. Featuring thai llltle Comedy Magnet. "YOI'NO SKATBS."' Flynn Parklircnil. Xcjtt season open. Mgrs. write Forest Lake. Palmer, Mass.. Oils week. THE 3 HYLAITOS In a Comedy Sketch. A KNOCKOUT EVERY- W HERE. This wee k, St. Joe. Ma, GE0.-.IIHEE-.LIBB1 (iK.HMAN COMEDY. Sniiejletlei^ Week Juiv In, llij.ni, Marinette, Wis. T 1 1 K. C t litKUY FE i ATrn ; Ef~ " I»KKK\ iiikI ALiKCIA Falrvten- Park, SoutlilTldge. Mass.. Julv io-l:. Hooking next season. Home. No.UiE.Iltlisi.,Cilv. FEATURE ACTS WANTED, PARK, NEAR BOSTON, WEEK JULY 17. July 15. TH.JE NEW YORK CLIPPER, 525 TABLE OF CONTESTS. Wl blgb ^ „, ^ ^^ ^^ Mlts Clipper'* Anecdotes Etc 518 attraction, while In Hopkins' Theatre, Watt ^^"Tbe.t'rtl'un.on- HlilV N." j.-S kc ,c h : . . III ZrnZf^VT tte J-««-"« v Kind Won! for the Actor— Poem 518 ™ lr| i- tiiit Park drew big Sunday crowds. ilarrlson Orey Flake'; Plana... 018 In the theatre the Empire Comedy Co scored David Belasco Back from London 518 well Feature of the Weekly Show— Illustrations. . 510 Frederick W. Thoni|Mon Returns 020 nUUMinu, July 11. — A tine array of RS^JSSto:::::::::::::;;:*; S3 HM u ^, ,lle ,a,tnt .,' u K>,,h ' 8 enier « a,n « 1 ■ *<•» Music and Son* 021,527 — W bouse, while a goodly gathering at the Queries Answered 022 Lyceum enjoyed the |h-i forroanco of the «e, r .rS!™crJ^"HPi»i:::v.::::::::::::ffi Brooklyn «* »•» ««*»- «- «» Clipper Post Otflce an tnedt seekers patronized the outdoor parks, Clarice Vance— Sketch .-,34 owing to the heat. World of Playcra 530. 535 rnder the Tents 527,535 LoLisvii.LK, July 11. — Hopkins' l'avlllon, !>r.7hVtoa™^ p . b '.v.v.v.v.'.'.'.:::::::::::3g Ht ^^^ **n '•«*. <»> packed twice Vaudeville Route List ...,*.. ..".'.".'.".' SSsi 520. 527 Sunday, to witness a good vaudeville show. .Miscellaneous..... 527 The Creatorc opened at Jockey Club ^P , J«>. B "!. p r:! re :::::::::;:::::;:i«b: SV »** *-■*-.■• "• • *** «•«-■ New York City — Review and Coiuneiit 530 a) a » Deaths In the Profession U ... WV na« Playa ami Sketches Copyrlghteil 03 1 ILLINOIS . THEATRICAL CORRESPONDENCE. Decntnr At Dreamland Park Theatre Virginia 521 (J. K. Given, manager) week of July 2 Two Colorado 521 nnd One-half IH> Grains, William AVtndoni, Texas 521 Surnzel and Hazel. Win. Avery, Lockhart Sis- Washington 521 tcrs. and lllehards, Juggler and hoop roller, 22 «2l ml de up the bill. This resort Is gaining In Msine ■;.. popularity. The stiles at (be entrance gates ,.!uT.i,..™ -;." registered over S.(KH) paid admissions July J, MawlachasettV ".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 5"' notwithstanding threatening weather all day. Pennsylvania ........................... sail NoTBS. — Joe Bonanslnga, a balloonist, who Oregon ....1.'.'. .'.at uiade two unsuccessful attempts at an asccn- New York State 32:1 »ion In the park June 20 and 27, met with Ohio . ...< '. 523 a most serious accident at Auburn, HI., California 523 July 2, by his paracbute alighting In a tree. Washington 521.524 He was rendered unconscious and bad three UlMsle Island 324 ribs broken by being thrown violently to the Canad a *:;4 ground A contract was let July 4 to .>ew jersey 3J4 l. \v. Wilson, a contractor from Chicago, to SZEaJ HI build a new opera house at Taylorvlllc, III., Mls™uri ..'"!.'.'.■.■; '.'.'.'.. .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'. mi '? t08t *28.2'»0. »nd to be completed by iowa '.'.'...'. '...'.'.'..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 534 *■*■ *• West Virginia 534 « Indiana 534 Peoria.— Al Fresco Park (V. C. Seavor, Minnesota 334 manager I Is growing In popularity every Alabama 531 week. The Fourth saw immense crowds of ■—!■■! ijj4 the best people, who thoroughly enjoyed the mSST^ '-''•i- nne attractions. The new aerial ship Is Connecticut asS now running, and doing line business. Hill mSIi ..I""""!""*." V-- week of 1): The Hoy ftlondln and the Ca- iilstrlrt of Columbia '.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. 525 "-"j"" Family of Mexicans. Vermont 525 Jacob* (A. K. Jacobs, mnnnger). — Busl- Katisas 525 ness is satisfactory. BUI week of ■: Wood Michigan 530 and Coal, the Mldglcys. James Kvans, and «— — ™ — — — ^ — . ^_ McL'artys nnd moving pictures. a) 1 » LATEST BY TE LEGRAPH Monday Nlalit'a Openings In all the Big; Show Tonus. fi01.UK> GATE GLEANINGS. CONNECTICUT. Reports From the Coaat Concerning A Pairs Thentrlenl Arc Most En- t-ou rawing-. (special Dispatvhc* to The New Yokk Clipi'eb. San Fbascisco, July 11. — At the Colum- bia Theatre, opening Monday, 10, for one week, milkman's Yiddish Co., from Chi- cago. Monday and Tuesday evenings, "lia- brlel ;" Wednesday and Thursday evenings, "The Golden Country ;" Friday night, "The Jewish King Lear;" Saturday night, "The Jewish Priest ;" Sunday night, "Kol Nldra," and Saturday and Sunday matinees, "The Interrupted Wedding."' Califobxia TMUISB. — Sunday, », began the eighth and farewell week of Florence Hoberts, the bill being "Tess, of the D'Urber- vllles." On Friday afternoon, 14, beuent for Hobart Bosworth, the talented nctur. No performance was given by Miss Huberts on Sunday, !), as she was taken III. The audi- ence was dismissed after tbe first act. She will appear Tuesday, 11. Majestic Thkatbe. — "Barbara Kreitchle" Is the current week's offering. Grand Oi'kka House. — This Is tbe second week of Ueorgle Drew Mendurn and George Parsons. Tbe production is "A Turkish Texan " Ai.cazab. — Thl» week "On Probation" is given. Cextiial Theatre. — "The Heart of the Klondike" Is this week's production. Jobu L. Sullivan begins a week's engagement 17, in "Fast Life In New York." Tivoli Oi'EUA House. — This is the second week of "Amorlta." Ochielm. — Bill for tbe week opening Sun- day, U: Max Flgmau, Adelaide Morula and company, Godfrey and Henderson, Harper, Desmond and Bailey, the Hazardous Globe, Henrietta De Scrrls' Bronze aud Marble Statuary, Zazcll and Vernon Co., Schepp's dogs' and ponies, George W. Day and the Or- piieutn motion pictures. Chutes. — Bill for the week, opening 10: "Princess Fan Tun," by Uotbwell Browne nnd bis troupe of Juveniles, to the number of two hundred. On Friday, day and night, celebration of the full of the Bastlle by the French societies uud residents of this city. L'xtra fireworks, novel exercises uud bull In specially built pavilion. LvcEt'M. — Bill for the week, opening 10 : little Blossom, Jnck Golden, tbe Great llleh- ards, Eddie Weston, Marjorle Mack, the Ly- ceum Theatre Stock Co. and tbe moving pic- tures. Hartford. — At Parsons' Theatre (II. C. Parsons, manager) "Rosemary" was present- ed attractively during the week of July ,'t. To pntronlze the Hunter-nradford Players seems to have become a fad among our lead- ing pleasure seekers, who arc sure of never suffering disappointment at their bands. "Too Much Johnson week of 11). The Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday bargain matinees are t> roving highly popular. Souvenir photos of Ctb Vincent, one of the attractive Indies of the cast, were distributed among the ladles in the audience on Monday evening. 10. PnLl's Thkatke (Louis K. Kllby. mana- ger). — The atmosphere seems to have no effect upon the attendance at this house, which is crowded nightly. The stock com- pany presented "The American Eagle" and "The Fatal Wedding," to well pleased audi- ences, throughout tbe past week, and the ex- cellent orchestra, recently Installed by Mr. Poll, adds greatly to the character of the production. "Bosom Friend of Bowers" and "Vlrglnlus" week of 10. CAriToL Pabk (Robert McDonald, mana- ger). — This attractive pleasure ground was opened ,'l, by P. F. Shea & Co., of Sprlnglleld. for the Summer season. The primal attrac- tion, Bob Kelley's Southern Belles, proved to be clever performers, and have given ex- cellent satisfaction during the engagement. Messrs. Shea & Co. Intend placing gond local attractions weekly, promising all sorts of good things. • .. ♦ . * . » DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. WnnltlnirtiiM At the Columbia. Theatre (Joseph E. Luckctt. manager) the Columbia Stock Co. closes this week 11 most prolltuble nine weeks' sensnn, presenting "The Myste- rious Mr. Bugle." Ia»3t week "The Butter- flies was excellently played, and secured large patronage. CiiKW Cuask Lake. — Marine Band con- certs nightly. Notes. — Cabin John Bridge and Chesa- peake Beach each have band concerts daily, ami are well attended After the present week, and uutll the last week in August, Washington will be without theatrical amuse- ment. Meanwhile extensive alterations arc being Bade at the .National, costing several thousand dollars, and necessary improvements will, or are, being made at each of our other playhouses. Theatrical news proper will necessarily be very meagre pending the Fall openings. tia KANSAS. FROM OTHER POINTS. Wichita. — At the Summer .Theatre (Lewis & Luke, proprietors) the people for week of July :i are: Klppy. Juggler: Irene Karle, Unvls uud Lake, Boss Dadlsman, songs and pictures. Notes. — Pain's "Last I">'"s o> t'.irri-""" did big business 6-8 The, Great Floto Shows 12. a Ft. Scott. — Hagenbeck's Animal Show. July 5, proved a good show, and did tine business C. W. Pnrker Amusement Co. puts on a street fnlr July 10-15 II. C. Enrich, of the Ft. Scott Bill Posting Co., left July 7 for Montreal, Can., where be goes us u delegate to the bill posters' con- vention. From there he goes to New York, where be will book attractions for the com- ing season. * ■> ■ ARKANSAS. Hot Weather, Enat and Weat. Cnaae Excellent Attendance nt Outdoor Resorts. Boston, July 11. — The hot wave lins de- populated our few lit town houses still open, but the shore resorts huve made a mint "Kafoozelum," at the Tremont ; "The Tcle- pbone Girl," at the Empire: "Brother Offi- cers," nt the Custle Square, and "Because She Loved," at the Bowdoln Square, were the Indoor shows. The usuul changes were made at Keith's and the Palace A heavy shower, last night, at opeulug time, Wade attendances at the parks and beaches abowa slight falling off. Cnii\u:o, July 11. — There Is uo change In the theatrical situation In this city, nor is there likely to be any for several weeks. . . . Six musical comedies, one farce, a niolo- drnma. a vaudeville show nnd eight Summer gardens, with music, complete the list of nminenic.Bl-j for the current weel;. Kansas t'rrr. July 11.— Kllery's Banal Rtnrted Its farewell week nt Electric Park Sunday, to a big crowd In tbe German 'Hinge. Lyne and Kennedy made a big hit. At Forest Park, Charles Fitzgerald, iu Little Rock.— At Forest Park (Cbas. T. Taylor, manager 1 hill week of July 3: The Cottons, II. II. Campbell, Lester and Moore, Ily Greeuway, Feldman and Ball and the klnod route. Note. — A proposition Is on foot to build a new theatre In this city, being one of the Inter-State Amusement Co.'s circuit. Ne- gotiations are about closed for u building to cost 1100,000, the name to be tbe New Jiu- Jestlc. ««» VERMONT. IlnrlliiKton. — At the Strong Theatre 'Calm & Grant, managers) New York Lleder- kranz. July .1. drew 11 fair bouse. lliMJt.ixti Rata*.' Oners comes July 18. ♦ «♦ Cntaklll Mountains. The West Shore llallrond Co. have Just issued a folder which gives a great amount of Information in regard to the Cut skill Mountains, as well as the entire region lying along the westerly hank of the Hudson Itlver. It Is of interest to all who are looking for n Summer home t lint inn lie easily reached from New York, nnd also In those who bnve but n few days In get nnny from their work, nnd do nnt want to spend nil of that time on the mail. The folder will be sent to any address on receipt of 11 2-rcm stamp, by addressing C. K. Lambert. General Passenger Agent, T ISast Forty-second Street, New York. On ibt Road. All Roatea Mnat Reach la Not Latter Than Monday. DRAMATIC. Allw Slock (K. F. Albe*. mgr.)— Providence. R. I.. 10. Indefinite. llMmard. Samuel (Cliarlea Frubnian, mcr.) — N. V. City 10. IndHliilte. Blnlr, Kugenle (ueu. A. llhnaeuthsl, ingr.) — Montreal, Can., KM.**. llniUi, Virginia (A. II. Crawford, mar.) — Daw- son. Pa.. 10- 1:.. Inuiliar 17-23. Hrondivity Stock (Malcolm Williams, mar.) — Wor- cester. Mass.. ill, liiilcltidtv. HrrvkenrhlRT Stock (Charles llriskenrlilge, mar.) —Huron. S. Dak., n> It. Skiux Falls Mi Berry Stis:k (Mill* Berry, mgr.) — South Beu.1. Intl.. 10-IM. ' - llcnton's Comedians (1'erve It. Benton, mgr.) — Muscogee, Ind. Tit.. 10, lialellnlte. lleimctt & .Monlton (W. C. McKay, mgr.) — Presupic Isle, Me., lt)-lo. Brandon. Howard, Stock (Will S. Scboouorer, ineT.)— llaywanl. Wis., 10 Indenrlte. Brandon Theatre. Kaslern' (Howard II. Brandon, aigr.l— Baldwin. Wis., 1015, Spring Vslley 17-2'J. llrn.iloii Theatre. Western (Howard K. .Brandon. mgr.) — Turtle Lake. Wis., lotj Burma IT"-.'. Bonnet 1 A Collins Stock (J. Moy Bennett, mgr.) — Princeton. Ind.. 1U1.".. viiicei.ii** li-iKJ. llessey, .lick iJ. Krnnk Jersey, mgr.)— Ottawa, Can., 10. Indefinite. Blttner Stock — Salt l.okc City. C. 111. Indefinite. "Duster Brown," M. 1). ltuvmuiid's — CblcaiM, 111., II). iudetlulte. Collier. William I Charles Frohuiau, mgr.) — lasiilou. Kuj;.. 10. Indefinite. Cohan, (ieo. M. (Sain II. Harris, uigr.) — Chl- CUKO. 111., 10, Indefinite. Colonial Stock (Drew & Caai|ibcll, logra.) — Cleveland. O., 10. Indefinite. Coiirlenny SStcck (Woi. Courtenay, mgr.) — Al- bany. N. Y.. 10, liiilellnlte. Cook. Oscar F., Stock (Curl W. Cook. bus. mgr.) — Keniinllvllle. Int.. Ill-Ill. Fort Wayne 17-22. DIlKir-Cornell (W. K. Cornell, tugr.) — Oueoiita, N. Y.. 10 13. De Voss, Flora, No. 2 (J. B. Kotimur, mgr.) — Ashland. Wis., 10. Imletlnlte. Dlsinond Stwk — Hnljuke. Mass.. It), liiilellnlte. Ecll|ise Stis'k (Lloyd Ic tleuter. in»r*.)— Argoiilu. Kan., 14, Aiithvtiy 15, Kluwa 17-11), Alva, litis.. 20-22. Eckhanlt & Hawkins Ideals — Tacoma, tVa.li.. 10, Iudetlulte. BraanaJ Big Stuck (K. J. Krwianl. mgr.) — Mans- field. ().. 1" IS. Fuslorla 17-Aug. .".. I'rinrley, T. Iianlel (Henry II. Harris, mgr.) — Seattle. Wash., 1517. Fenlwrg Stock (0e». M. Feuhcrg. uibt.) — Port- land. Me.. 10, Indefinite. I'uriiiini Slock (Wm. Farnum, mgr.) — Buffalo, N. Y., 10, Indefinite. Fielding Stock (W. J. Fielding, mgr.) — Indian- aiiolls, Ind., 10. indefinite. Fnlton Bros." Stock (Jack P. Gllnes, mgr.) — Lincoln, Neb., 10. Indefinite. Fordhnui Stock (Cbas. F. Nelson, mgr.) — Duu- klrk. N. Y.. 10. liiilellnlte. Flehlltigs. Hurry, Own — Islelairo. Me., 10-12. Olaser. Vaitgbau (A. C. Robinson, bus. uurr. ) — Detroit. Mich., 10. ludrtliilte. liriicc ll.iyivmd Sti.k ICarniencelln &. Kress, lagrs, I— Onialni. Neb.. 10. Indefinite. Orand Valley Slock I Frank P. Haven, mgr.) — Ilraniford. Out.. 10Se|il. 10. liny Slock IC. W. liny. ingr. )— Monteaiiuia. Ind, lu-13. Clinton 17-22. Henderson, Maud |.lnsc|ili Parent, mgr.) — Shel- dou, III.. 10-15. Ball. Don c- llurT.ilo. K Y., 10 22. Hunt Stock IM. A. Hunt. mar. ) — Suult Sle. Mi.rle. Mich.. 10-15. liriind Marias 17-2. lllllniuu, Maude— Luke Placid. N. Y„ 10 13. Howard-Dorset (Ceo. B. llowanl, ingr.) — Sluux City, la.. 10-Aug. 11). Holden Stock (llolileu llros., mgrs.) — ludlauapolls, Ind., It), Indefinite, llatbaivny Stuck (J. M. Ilatbnwiiy, mgr.) — New Bedford. Mass., HI. IliileUnlte. Heath Stock (Ueu. Heath, ingr.) — Rochester, N. Y., 10, inilelhilfe. Hunter Ilrudford Players — Hartford, (iinii.. III- Aug. 5. Ilolllngswortb Twlus Slock (Lew Oleason, ingr. 1 — Iluutsvlllr. Alii.. 1022. Henderson Stock l\V. J. & It. It. Ileudersou, nigra.) — Marengo, la., 10 15. Harrington Stock (Hex L. Klngdou, uigr.) — Wushlngtou. Ind., 10-15. Herald St|iiaro Stock (Kilter A Funshawc. mgrs.) — Bathurst. N. II., 10-15. L'HmplwIltowii 17-22. "Heir to the lliwruli." Mrs. Kirke La Shelle's — N. Y. Clly 1U-15. "Hinniity Dumpty" (Krnest Cuoke, mgr.) — Tor- rlagtoii, Coon., 12, l.'l. Walerluiry It. IS, Naiigaluck 17, IS, Suulh Nurwnlk It), 20. Slam- foid 21. XI. "Hot Old Time" (Harry Levy, uigr.)— St. John, K, B.. 10-12. Irvlnu French — Fargo, V. Dak.. 10-12. "It llii|i|>i-ned In Nordlaud" (Ibiiutlii, Mitchell Ac Klehls. mgrs. )— Chicago, III., 10, Indefinite. Jeaklns, Clara (J. W. I.clgh A Co.. mgrs.) — Webb City, Mo„ Hi-15. Mexico 17-22. "Joshua Slninkius" — Castlue, Me., It, Uuvkimrt 15, "Jerry from Kerry," Pat ton 4c Perry's — Halifax. K. S.. 1012. Kentvllle L!. Windsor 14. Truro 15. Siirlnulilll 10. 211. Keller Slock (A. M. Keller, mgr.)— Trinidad, Colo.. 10-Aug. 12. Keith Stuck (Del I.airrenoe. ingr.) — Lewlston, I, Weltmaii 21. WelMter 22. "l'ncle Tom's Ciibln," Sterling's — Soiithliold, N. J., 12. tlrvenisirt 13, Soiithnuipton 1 1. Sag Harlan- 13. Van-Dyke A Katun (F. Mack, mgr.) — Keokuk. la.. 10-30. Vernon Stock (BenJ. II. Vernoo. mgr. I— St. Thomas, lint.. 10, Indefinite. Vallaiiiotit Stm-k— WllllamatHsrl, Pa.. 10. Indefi- nite. Whyte Dramalli- (Cbas. P. Wbyte. mgr.) — Baton Rouge. La.. 10. liiilellnlte. "When Women love" Frank W. Nasiai. ingr.) — Pugwash. X. S.. 12. l'lctoii 13. Charloltetiiwii. P. K. I.. 14. 15. Wealvllle. N. S.. 17, Olace Bay 18 20. Sydney 21. 22. MP.HICAL. Beggar Prlia'e Oispra (F. A. Wade, mgr.) — Naah- *llle. Tenn.. 10-20. Carletoa Oja-ra tW. T. Carletou, mgr.l— Pllls- bm-g, Ph.. 10. tudcrhille. Crehtis-c's Hand — Liailsvllle, Ky.. tl 13. ChasetTeralll's Royal Italian Ilaiiil — Davi-niH.rt. la.. 10-15. De Angells. JelTrrsoii (Sliularrt Bros., nigra.) — N. Y. Cllv in. ludctliilte Duas uud his Baud (Frederick I'lilnney, ingr.)-- Cliicliniall. IX. 10-15. Fori Wayne, hid.. HI- IS. Fludlay. O.. ID. 20. Limn 2123. Howe. I.t-taiii, Orcheslra— Lexington. Mass.. 10. thiletlnltr. Ilhuca Band (Patrick Conway, rowliielori— Phila- delphia. Pa.. 2-22. "kaforwelian"— Boston, Mass.. 111. Indfftlllle. "Lgfid of Nod"— Chicago. HI., In, indefinite. Mottn'a French Military Baud I Henri Morln. con- ductorl— Kvaiisvllle, Ind.. 12. Terre Haule 13- 15, Clucliiiiuti. (>.. Hl-'.'li. "Mayor of Tuklo," Itlcharil Carle— Chicago. 111., In. Indefinite. Naval Reserves Kami (V. llnsatl, tnar.l — .lames- town. N. Y., 10, Indefinite. OUmpla Uiiern. Seniimiis k Matibetle's — Mobile, Ala.. 10. Indetllille. t'rror nnd his Band (Arlhur I'ryor, mgr.l— An- bury Park. N. J„ HiSepl. 0. HovjI Artillery Band (Jos De Vllo, ingr.)--llal- tlmore. Mil.. 10 Sept. HI. Slafer anil his Brmiklyu Murine Kami oC. M. llarnes. mgr.)— Hrlgiaon Beach, N. Y.. 10. juiefiiilte. Sullivan's. Nell, Military Hand— North Bench, S.V.. II), Indefinite. "Simple Slmiai Simple" iNIjoii A 7,linuierman. nujrs. )— Atlantic Clly. N. J.. 10 13. Victor ami his Baud I Col. John K. Kragg. uigr.) ' — Cleveliiml. II.. III. Iudetlulte. Wills Musical I John II. Wills, mgr.)- Rnaooke, Vs., 10-15. Lynchburg 17-22. Wheelia-k'a C. S. Indian Bninl-New Albany, Ind.. HI. "Woggte Bug"— Chicago. III.. 10. Indetllille. mill iwii 1: \vi> i tiHi'.viid,!-; MIIOWS. Dunn's Knnijiciiii Vaislevlllc I Sam Betmelt. mgr.) —Columbia. S. C, 10 15. Kldora's Smisatlonal Vaudeville — New Britain. Conn., 10-15. Win, led 17-22. MINSTHtH.S. Barlow's (J. A. Coburii, mgr.)— Sprlnglleld, O.. 1)15. Casino — Cliiiltitiiixign. Tenn., 1015. Uickatnder'a. Lew iChurlea II. Wilson, mgr.) — Atlalitle Clly. X. .1.. 17-22. Do Rue llros.'— Florida, K. 1„ 15, Warwick 17. Moans* 18. Gar .emu.' (Arthur I.. Guy. mgr.) -N. V. Clly 10 15. Kersiiud's. Itlllr IC. Jay Smith, mgr. I -SI. .to- senb. Mo., 012. inoaii.i. Neb.. 13 15. Council KlulTs. la.. III. lllehards He Prlngle's | Rusiit A Holland, mgrs. I — Oxford. N. S., 13. Pugwash 1.1, N'nrlk Sydney tit, Sydney 15. Tli^T SHOWM. Barnuill A llalley's -Ats-rileea. S. Dak.. 12, Mil- chell 13. Sioux Falls 14. H|a-licer, la., 15. De* Mo) nc- 17. Crcaliai IK. SI. Joseph, Mo.. 111. Kansas City 20. Lawrence. Kail.. 21. Sallna 22. Huidicur Bros.'— West Point, Nebr., 15. Wlsner HI. I'lilgeou 17. Burns, F. W„ A Co.— West Snts-rlor. Wis., 13. II11I111I1. Minn., 17. Two llurlnirs IN. Virginia HI. Whidon 20. Klc 21. Illbldug 22. Caiupladl HrOH.'— Inillunola, la., II, la-oll 12, Corydon 13. Moulluu II, Memphis, Mo., 15. Cidoutuwu 17. Colorado Grant's— Kntleld. III.. 12. Sprlngertnwn 13. Mill Shoals 14. Fairfield 15. Cole A Rogers' — Pulaska. Vn.. 15. Marlon 17, Rural Retreat IK. Bristol. Tenn., III. Clark Bros.' — Keeiisburg. 111.. 12. Allendale 13, St. Franclsvllle 14. Lawriaicevllle 15 17. IJnwnle'a. Andrew — Hyde Park. X. Y., 12. Mil- ton 15, Cornwall 14. Central Valley 15. Kly'a, Geo. F. — VeraNllles. Mo., 12. Forepaugh & Sells Bros.' — Kseanalia, Mich., lit, Menominee It, Green Bay. Wis.. 12. Jefferson 13. De KiiIIj. 111., 14. Klglli 15. Juliet 17. Val- paraiso, Ind.. is, K.lkbart IP. Ilentini Harlan-, Mich.. 20. Holland 21. Muskegon 22. Fluln's (Frank Tniiuneii, mgr.)— Hutchinson. Kan, II. Wichita 12, Wellington 13. Whined! 14. Ar- kansaa Clly 15, LI Dorado 17. Kmporln Is. To- ueka 111. Ottawa 211, lola 21, Cherryvale 22. Ilargrea»e'»'»— Henipstriid, L. I.. HI. tlysler'Kay II, Glen c.n-e 12. Port Jefferson 13, Hunting- ton 14, Rlverbend 15. lircouimrl 17. Soiltlianip- tiai IK. Sag llnrlair III. Patcliogue 20. Hubylou 21. Far Itis-kuwuc 22. Hull's. W. P. — Belle Plallie, In.. 13. Tipton I I, Morrison L".. Illltlt'a— Wuldeii. N. Y.. 15, Callinladl Hall Id, Chester 17. Florida 10, Molina- 20. Harris', J. P.— Lltllelunii. Pa., 12. New Or- ford 13. MrSlK-rrjKlouii II. Lllllestnivn 15, 'liuiniltHliurg. Mil.. 17. Kemp's wild West (G. P. Kemii, uigr.) — Newark, X. J., in-211. Knight'a, Cbas. II. — Napoleon, u.. 12, llnlgate 13, Detinnoe II, Slll-rwiaal 15, Hick*. III.- 17. Lucky Bill's — Kureka. Kan.. 12. 13, Pledm'Hit II. Ileauuioiit 15. 1'oltoiiwo.el Falls 17. Kim- dale IS, Clements III, Cedar Point 20, Florence 21. IValssly 22. Slaofcay's, Audrew- -Flint. Mich.. 15, Port Huron 22. Noiria k Howe's— Cbsjuet. Minn.. 10. Pine Clly 11. Stillwater 12. AHoka 15. Barron. Wis.. 14. Itliluelaiider 15, Gladstone, Mlrh..' 17. Mali- lstl>|i|C IK. S.mlt Hte. Marie HI. Suult Sle. Marie Can., 20. Sudbury 21. North Bay 22. Orrln Urns.' — Gome* Palai'lu. Mex., 12-17. Cuniluo 18, l.'lil.'iii-ihiin III- 27, Juarez 20 Aug. 3. ChuiIiio 4. Parral 5-0. Jlnilm-g III, II, San Pedro 13-15, Parras HI. 17. Salllllo 18-22. Moiiterroy 23- .Sept. 4. Olyuipla I Horry Lewis, mgr.)- -Ashley. Pa., 12, Plymouth 13, Shleksliluiiy 14, Berwick 15. I'awnic Bill's Wild Weal - Petnakoy. Mich., 10. Cadillac II. Traverse Clly 12, Muntatre 13. Llldluglon 14, Dig Rapids 15, liailu 17. Allegan IS, Kalamazoo 111, Dowagluc 20, TlireC Hlters 21. Hturgla VI. Rhiulliig Bros.' — lu-rliii. Me.. 12. Slierhrwike, Can., l.'l. Montreal II. SI. Albans, VI., 15. Kobhisrin's. John— Marlon, O. 10. KobbiH. Frank A. — Presipn- Isle, Me.. 12, Fort Fairfield 13. Bridgeloii II. Houlion 15. S«lls A Down's— Salem. N. Y., II. Sandy Hill 15. Kallaton Spa HI. 17. Slg Saw telle A Welsh Bro«, , _ Soloersvllle. X. J., 12. Toms River 13. Sllver'a. lion — Kent Clly. Mich . 10, Cmlar RiTleaa II. Grain.il 12. Holding 13 Orleans 14. Fenwlck 15, HbrrMan 17. Palo IH. Texas Bill's Wild Weal— lar.1 Cn-ck. W. Va„ 12. Hiiekliuiiiioti 13. Phillppl II, BellngMn 15, Klklns 17. Waahtairn .V D' Alma's — llridgeton. X. J.. 12. Vlnelatid 13. Mlllvllle 14, Cn|>e May 15. Wild- W(snl 17. Sea tale Clly IK. Ocean Cltv IP, llnrlliiciou Vi. Wallace's. II. If ITIlkipata III., 12, Itnrml 13. Vlnrennm. Ind., II. Mounl Verurai 1.1, Prliiee ton 17. Siilllvnii IK, Olney, III., 19, l-'alrlleld 20, rami 21. Paris 22. IflSCKLLANKOCH. Aluamd's. Jatluo, Moving Picture Kxhlbitloa— > Wellford, * C, 12, 13, Tuvapau 11, lo. BriinetCs lllg Show — Kenmnre, V. Dak.. 10-15. Bayuard A Wliliney's Trouliadours — Dowulu^ton, Pa., in 13. Cridkshank— K«*t Handnlph. Vt.. July 13, Itrook- flebl 14. Wlllllliiatnwii 13 French's Sew Sensslloii U. It McXalr. mgr.l — Cape Glrnnlo.iu. Mo. 12. Ilraud Tower, III., 13. Vienna 15. Grafton HI. Kampavlllr 17. llunlley's Kuleil. iluer- --Feunliunre. Wis., 1(1 12. ■aaarakct 1:1-1.*.. Musciala 17 10. Linns' llog and Monkey show— I. Iiuiprih. Me. to. 12. Ilayio'.vlld. 1313. Iiinifnrlh 17-10. Wrto. pillock 21122. la- Hoy Slums New Britain. Ciaui . 12. Ilnlon- > ill.- 13. IVIHllstlll.. 14. New Hartford 1.1, Wlnsiisl IT. Turringloii IH. Marti. Al.. S|avlnlty -l.nnrnlairg, X. II., 12. NiikTtii k Fos'tmiii's Klivirlc No-oily Cai.— • Irreiiaii. Ky., to 15, Grayson 17 22. Piiatla, F. J.- I mien-tor, 11., 12, I'lrclrvllle 1.1, I'lilllli-.atie 14. Waverly 13. Inmtou 17. Green- field IN, Wnalilngtmi Court House III. W liming' I011 20. Hill. ta.ro 21. li.M'l.uie 22. Slnrrmi'H Socleiy Circus- -Xyack. R, Y.. 10 15. Swallow It. Mnrkle Floating Palace— Goleonda, III.. 12. Smllblnnd. Kv.. 13. Piidiicnli tl. Mrtnaadls. III.. 15. Mound Clly 17. WIcklltTe, Ky.. IH. Ten Kyek A lllcka Hiiii|iie Show- - Wlllet. N. Y., in 13. Vane. Harry— Ma r-bflclil. Wis., in-|3. Uaudcpilk Rome tut Ibis Hal la made up n» nrnrlr «c- enrnle aa II In nuRNlhlr In make a Hat of vnuderllle bonk Inns. To Inanre In- sertion In this de-inrtmcnt the name of the tlientrc or park, as well na the clly or town. SIUST net'ompnny each lioiiklnu; arnt na. Ahlsitt, Annie, lilorn Park. Yoiuiuetowu. ()., lit- is. Ahbntl A Bryant. Orphmnu. Seattle. Wash.. 10- Aile'hililr. La Petite. Keith's. N. Y. t\. IJ-'JJ. Adams, Malad, l.yeruni. ButTalo. Ill 15. Ailoiohil k Taylor, Allniuihra. laaidon, Kug.. 10- Allg. 14. Adgle A- I .Inns, SI. Ily. Park. Worcester. Ma««., 10 15. Adams, Frank & Ida. Cryslnl. Kakiana. Ind., 10- 13: Colon' l-luiid. Cliieuuoitt. 17 22. \diims A While, Cldipic, «•■- Chicago. 111.. 10-M. Agnew A Isingsersl. Giiverualor's, Atlnntlc City, X. J., Ill 15. Ahciirn. Clit.s. ,v .lis-, Kellnur Park, Syracuae, X. Y.. in 15. Algnlsl. Nellie. Illhai, Norfolk. Vs.. In 15. Alva. Alice. Hawf ImIiiihI. Cllicltouil 1. III. IS; Willow Gn.ve. Norwalk. O.. 17-22. Allinl's Mniikey, llrlgllloa Uracil. X. Y., 11) 15. Ainu. Mile. Siirauiiali. (la.. 10-15. Allnirlus A Millar, Palace d'KIr, liruasels, K.ttg,, I4-2S. Allen. Senrl A Violet, l'rm'lor's. Newark. N. J„ III 15. Ahiii-.ni- Mexican Trio, leiitalne Ferry Park, lailllMGIIe. Ky.. Ill 15; Hast I'.uil I'nrk, Mem- phis. Tenn.. 17 23. Allen. Will F., Casino, (iniarlo lleacli. N. Y„ in S3. Alleti Fylgar. A Co.. Wiadnorlh's. Inninsier, Pa,, III 15. Allen. F.ra. Shea's, llllffalo. 10 15. ■ Allauin \ Wulfkeii. Iloyle'a. Atlniiilo City. K. J.. Ill 15. Albira Trio. I'l.slora riH|h Slreel. N. Y. It, 17- Allutuit.ru Haiinli Four. I'«sbe>. Ilergen Reach. N. Y.. in 15; lull'- I'.i-oino. No. Ileiieh. 17 22. AusTieaii TriiiuiH'lers 111. KeydarosH Park. Hnra- iin'i. X. V . Ill 15. Aiiiirlcaii Newstaiya' I)— III III Folly, t'lilcagi). In 15. Aiiiauii k Hartley, liakfurd Park, (insuiburg. Pa.. in- 1 5 Anderson k Goliiee. Point of Plnea, Mass.. Ill It). Aislersiai. Ma.lge, St. ny. Park, Ctiesler. Pa.. I')- Arcbrr llnis., Kdslvle Park. Newark, N. J., 1»' 15. Arnold, lleini. Wlldm.id Park. 1'uiiiuiii, Colin., in 13. Arnilntii A Burke. Paragon Park. Itosluli. Ill-Ill; Pru-lur'a AHIh HI reel. N. V. C.. 17 3'J. Arnold, firgeilni. 1111,111 Mnrlli-tti-, Mlrh . 1013; Hen's. K*icnltllll.'l. 17 22. AshlFV. I llllnii. Casino. Toledo (I.. 10 15. Aahlrv. Flora. F.iupbe, SI. Paul. 10 15. Ashinii. Arlhur. Palace. Hyrarime. N. Y.. 11122' Allanlla, Greal. Llrliigrtnn Park. Jackaon, Mis*.. HI 15. Aie-ilns. rosHiiie. Pobice. (Ha. now, n.nt., 17 22; I I lap.. I lnriaw.l. Kng.. 24 20; Tlvnll, Lcetlr. 31 An;:. .1. Austin, Geo.. Klec trie Park. Albany. Ill- 13. \«erv A llcah llljoii. Green Hay. Wis., 10- IS; lllkm. Marltii'lte. 17 22. Arou Cnaiedv Four. VYiadwnrlh, l.aneasfer, Pa., III IS. Artdle, La. Ilreaiiilaml, R01 hesler. N. Y., lu-lb. Ma r k He Hales, Iloyle'a. Atlantic City. N. J., 10 15. llaillld, Inez. A. A S.. Boston. Ill 15. Galleys. The. Keith's. Boston. HI-15. Harney-. The en, IIIJou. Green Bay. Wis., 10-13. Hartlrtls. Milslrnl, I'nlipie, Mliiiieaiuill", Minn., lu-13; Crvulnl, Wnasnu. Wis.. 17-22 Harlletl A F.nrle. Kerkslilre Park. Pllfafleld, Mass., 10 15; Rye Bench. N. Y-. 17-22. linker A llaiinev, Lincoln Park. New Hedfnrd, Mass.. I'll.'.. HnrrliiKinn. Coney lilund. Cliiclin.iill. Hi 13. .hiker .V It.diiosoii. ifainiunih, Revere, IbraL, ID' Barlows. Hreakawa). Hallway Park. Walervllle, Me.. Hi-15. Ilillleltllnsaes. The, IIIJou. Illliilth. Minn.. 10 15. Illiroeya. Cll. Hllnll, Marlnetle, Wis . 1013. ■ laker, Pole. Cnllaenill. Cleielnlsl, III 13. llarrv A Johnson. Gleiitaugy Park. Colimihua, O., n-is. Barrett. Arllior. Dewey, Daklaiid. CaL, 10 16. llarrv A .Vonllonl. Kallll's. X. Y. G„ 10 13. Ilarm-a. Stuart. Ciisliio, 'Coledo, ft., 10-1.1. linker A Sbledla, Doyle's, Atlantic Cltv, N. J., HI-15. linker. F.llialadb, Maiiimolb, Rerere, Mnaa., 10- 15. Barnes' Animals, lown City. Iowa, llt-15. Baleuiaii, Totn, .Mailllllolll. Revere. Mass.. 10 13. BehiHinl, Holle. Illeelrlo Park. Kansas Clly, Mo., Ill 15. lie Aa.w. TIs-. Keith's. N. Y. G.. Ill 15- lleiinett sisti-i-.. Coney Isluiul. Clucluiiatl. lo-ltj. Herllna A lllockuay. I'aslor's. X. Y. »'.. 10 13. Il.-oeher k May. Manila Park. Laiisrord, Pa., 10- 15. Ilerry- A Matleak, lliikbiunu's. Ciiniirsic, L. I.. Ill 15. Heard. Billy, iiljiniila Park. I.'hstlaiioogn, Tenn., 1053. Ilriitou. K.lircasl A Maggie. Collins' Garden:,, IVdllllllillu. II.. 111-15. Hentlev, Irene. Morrison's. Roekaivay, N. Y., 10-15. Hnllid k Art bur. Manhattan Ileucli. N. V., 10- 15. Hciinniiii! A- Hayjrd. Milropolltan, IJuluth, Minn. 10-15. Kelcinirl. Flosale, N'orelty, lletirer, Colo., 10-l. r o Hernaril, Itlioila. (snip's Park, SI. l/ails. 10- 16. Hehyuier. Lester. Monari'h Park, Clucliiiiuti. 10- 15. Bi'iillonu a Fieemnn, Novelty. Hloiit I'nlla, S. ))., 1015. Bell A Ith-llnrda, Dei le'.. Atlantic Clly, X, J., HI-15. Berg, M. It, Duveriiiilor's. Allaulb- Clly. X. J.. HI 15. Bernard Slaters, lluveriialur'a, Atlantic City, N". J., 10-15. Illliua. Ilouiui, ll-r-r T, Manutrill'a Park, St. Ltoila, 17 22. Illiighaiti. .1. W. I,n Cro.se. Wb . 17 22. Blilghillo It. Gable. Illverald" I'ulk, Molilreal. f,'nn., HI 15. Blaiupltlii A lletir Kniplre. M, i'„„i M|„n., 10- IS; Itlverpark. Wlunl|ieg, Can . 17-22. Hloudl 1. Hoy. Al I'rr-co I'nrk IVorln. III.. Kl-13'. Illii. kl'i'-lt. I.oiuia. Vnveltv. Oakland. Cat.. 10-15. Bl'san's Wlrelesi Teleputliv. Vleiorltt. N. Y. C, HI 15. Ho, mi ,\>w--lsiva' (iiinrtetle. Sana Rnaapl Park. l.'lili-.lgii, 10 22 Itir.ildiiok I'oarlelli.. orlgluul. Ilrll tiiiiin. flflawa, Can.. HMD; Pastor's. N. Y. V... IT-22. Bosnnko k Itadcllffe. t.'or.ey Island, Wheeling, W, Va.. 10- 15. Biaiab. Jr.. bred, llllnii, Norfolk. Vn., In- 15. H> ar m k Curtis, Melrojiollian. Dalulh, Mian., 10< ll.o'iii, Ksale. Illallo. Llnilrn, N*. Y . 10-15, llnyil A Caiolilo. illyuiple. CblcaKii, 1015. ' Boulllel. I'ltnll, Monarch Park. Cincinnati. Hl-lfi. Iioo-eii A All. 1. 1. in I'nrk, Coney labind, N. y., 10-15. ' Iferfalr. loula, Muultuoreucy Park. Qiiehec, Can., 10-13. 52G THE NEW' YORK CLIPPER. July 15. K. .1. Arthur km: A Mildred, Proctor's, Newark, Hoed, Archie. A Hrutisl Trlu, Trlr I, nk i 101 Amy. Electric Pnrk, Newark, N. J., renin, nnfTnlo. . ■Pnliner, Mass., 11-15. Brand. Sadie. Itlnllo, fflinlni. N. Y.. I0-1B. llryuut ,'. Suvllli-. I. nun I'rtrk, Johtiatowu, l'u., 10-15. Bryan. Kdllli. A. & S., Boston, lO-lfi. Hrlstciio nnd dog. Grand, Victoria. B. C, 1010; Cm ml, Vancouver, 17-22. Brndfords, Th<', St. By. Park. Ottawa, Con., 10- 15: Ilanhrii'a I'olllt, Toronto, 17-22. Bunks Bros., Pastor's, X. V. C 10-15. Braill * Braill, Rook Springs Park, K. Liver. pool. 0.. 10-IS; Knrm. Toledo. 17-22. BriKlu Bros.. Umpire Tour, Klin-. 10-Aug. 31. Br!«tor Butler. Byrne & West, llerlon'fl, F.ureka, C«L. 10-10- Cameron * Flanagan. Electric 1'nrk. Kiiimaa C ly, Mo.. 10-15; l.iike Contrary. St. Juaeph. 17-22. Calceilo. Jnnii A., Fair. Winnipeg. l»li : k Trio, Mtnirn I'ark, Toronto, Can.. 10- ChuiKla-llull. Sunnier I'ark, Munlreal, Ciia.. 10- Clnparelll. Mine.. Snhuier I'nrk, Montreal, Can.. Cllvliie.' Fontaine Ferry I'nrk, tawl nlM * . Ky.. 10-15. . , , „ Clrinenno HruB., HemJiTann h. Coney Island, N. Clalii'lv. Toh'v, Keltli'n. X. V. O., 1015. eienilom-i. The, White City. Wareeater, Mass., Clarke "& K ioiib. Mniilntllnn, Norfalk, V«„ 10- IB. Clarke. I.uev. Melroiinlltan, Loudon, long., 1015 ¥tull Tour, Km,-.. 1"-Auit. II. Chirk. John W.. Lyceum, BurTnlo, 10-15. Curlilev & llarke, Lakeiuiiit I'ark, Allouna, l'a., 1015. Connor* A 10-15. Culiroy S Courtney & Jeunnette, Anlilnml. III.. 10-15. Colonial Sepleltf. Ye, Keith's. N. 1. C, 10-Ij I'mctor'n. Kmrti N. J., 17-22. Con>lniithie Slalern. I'nalov V. N. \. OL, 10-1 T.. I'.itrekn. Cnl.. 10-15. The, Novelty, Cnnuon City, Cal., 17 N. Y. O.. 10-15; Dervln. J. De Lneeys 22. DHton. Mnilellne, Keith '« Kelth'n. i'lilla.. 17-22. Dlxnn, Burt A Leon, Oak Summit Park, hv»u«- vllle, Inil., 10-15. , _ , Dlxe%-. Henry K., & Co., Morrison h, Kockawuy, N.' Y., 10-15. Dlnmoml k Sinllb, lllghliiiid i'ark, Broekloo, Mam.. 11)15. Dixon, llowcra A Dlion, Celeron I'nrk, Youuk* timn. O., 10 16. , Dlnmoud Comedy Four. Belt. Onklooil, Cal., 16: Chutes. Snn Fran,. 17-22. "Dldn," Miinhattan Beach, N. Y., 10 15. Dlxnn. Aiinn, A. & S., Boston. 1015. Ilctvle * Oruuiter, Atlantic (iarden, N. \. 0., 15. Borsch k Russell. Avon Pnrk, Youncstown, O.. lfl 15 : l'u rui. Toledo. 17-22. Tloiinelly. Ilenry V., * Co.. Kelth'n. Boston. 10-15, ' Francis. NoruuihcKU Turk, Boston. 10 Falrvlew Picks Park. Dnyton, 0., Cleve- Coliseum. Mass., 10-15; 10- 10-15. O., Kelly, Hoilfroy'n, flraml Itnplats, Mlcb., JIark, Daylc's, Atlantic City, N. I., Doyle N. J. Aliunde City. Lust Kurt Park. Memphis. 10-15; 10-15. O., 0- 10- Hednlln. Mo. Kua., 17-22. West Kud Park, New Ki- ll)- nieninland, Boekawoy, N. V.. Donley, J. 15. Doherly's Poodles, 10-15. Doll, Donee. A. & 8., Boslon. 10-15. Dornevnl, Theresa, Keith's, Boston, 1015; Keith's. I'hllu., 17-22. Dnnaviin, Kannle, I'reano, Cal.. 10-16. ItowlliiK. Jos. F., & Co., Hell, Onktaud, Cal.. 10- 16 Pi.lmline A Nicbola. Keith's. I'lilla.. 10-15. Dnherty Sisters. Shea's, HiirTnla, N. Y., 10-15; Vlclorln, N. Y. C 17-22. Duckemn. Marie, Metropolitan, Ditluth, Minn., 10- II; Park. Wtuulpeg. Cnu.. 17-22. Dockray, Will. Caacarle I'nrk, Berlin, N. II., 10- Donovan, Jnmea B., Wlldwowl Park, Piiinam, Can.. 10-16. Don, Peter, Stnulnn Park, Rteubenvllle. O., 10-22. Donne. Allen, & Co., Avon Pork. Youugstown, O.. 10-15. Brew, Dorothy, Barrnsford Tour, Kng.. lO-Au?. Breh'er, Minnie, Doric's, Atlantic City, N. J., 10- 15. Drnicee. Tlvoll, Txnidan, Kng.. 10-Aug. 31. Drew. Carroll, Itueker. Kockford. III.. 10-22. Dnninnda, Les, Kuiplre, Shepherda Bush, Kng., 10- 16; Coliseum, London. :il-Aug. 31. litutley & Cheslrn, Woolwonh'u, Loucaater, I'o.. 10-15. Dnprce. Oeo. & Llbhle, Htjou, Morlnette, Wis.. 10-15. Dwyer, Eddie. Maminolh. Revere. M — . 1015. Knrl t W'Hhoii, Lake Coiitrnry Cualun. St. Josi'ph. Mo., 10-15; Forest Pnrk, Kaunas City, 12-17. F.usley, Moody & .lolms, IlufTnlo, N. Y.. 10-13. Kckert 4i Berg. Point fit Plnea. Maaa., 10-15. Kckcl & Warner, Alamcla park, Butler, Pa., 10- Cole & Uleiucus. 10-1 fi. Culiuidilanit. Thp. Tcnn.. 10-15. Connellv. Pete. Cryslun, l'i»iph''s, Ij'uvetiworlh, Colgrove's llnracs .V Dona, Orleans, l.a., 10 15. Collins .V Hart, Tlvoll. London, Eag„ 10-Aug. 6; Kmplre. Islluclon. S 12. Cibic. Pruf.. Awllturliiui. Norfolk, Vn., 10-15. Collins ,v llnwley. llrlglittui Beneli. N. \.. 10-15. t'ook A Cllnlon. Ki'llli'a. N. V. O.. 10-15. Cornellaa (Ki. U-\lui!lmi Park. Boston. lO-lB. Cole. Illllr. Khs'trlc I'ark, Newark. N. J., "MB, Combiis. Pnid. Kasl HM i'nrk, Memphis, 'leuli., Cojiplniier ft Wlilte. Forest l.nke Park, Pnliner, Colliy Fuiidly, Ingersoll Park, lies Moines, la., Conl-nn'.'' Alan F.. Lnkevllle fork, So. Framing- ham, Mnsa., 10-16. .... .,,. „ . CriH-kcIt A tiuldle, Doyle's, Atlnnllc Clly, N. J., Crane. Flossie. Victoria. N. Y. J'.. 10-15. Cuunluiihaiu ft Oivcucy, Fredericks I'nrk, Sola- l.lirv Itench. Mnss., 1015. fallen. Jan. II.. Proctor'* KM SI., N. \. C.. 10-1... Davlellc. Mnilge, Family, K. St. Louis, 111., 10- IB: Ulola'. HI. testis. 17-22. linrmuily. Cnslim, Bangor, Me., 10-15. Dawson ft Booth. Doyle's, Atlantic Clly, N. J., Day. tiisj. W-. lirpln'itin, I-os Angeles, Cal., 10- Dalrow. Mr. * Mrs. Stuart. Idoro I'nrk, Youngs- town. 11., In 15. Dnnfortli. Pearl. Slwl Pier. Old Orchard. Mr., 1015. Dm mil ltro«. Kellh's, X. Y. «.. 1"16- P'Arilllc yistirs. Hot Springs. Ark.. 10-22. Davis, Prof.. Anillltirlmii. Norfolk. Vu., 1015. Dule. Violet. A. A S., BusUm. II' 16. Dahlnus. 'I'lie. Mammoth. Revere, Mass., IB-IB. Daniels. Waller, Stis-plivlmse Pier. Atlantic Oily, N. J.. 17-211. Dalv .V Kel«o. Lake flrove. Auburn. Me., 1015. Drliunr ltr,vs., Lyui'liburi;, Va„ 10-16. Deutsiu ft Hiivcne, Bnss Point, Nnhaat, Mnss., De Moiutc * Dliisnuire, llljon. Marquette. Mich., Devenii. Iluls'tt. Wnolwortli's, I.nucnslcr, l'a., 10- lie Ferris. Henrietta, ltns Beliefs, Orpbcuin, San Fran.. Cal., 10 16. De llullls ft Viiloru, II. 11. 1 Ill- All - , CaL, Solem N. C, Delsiirilo. Nutallc. Tuiirlag So. De Hose. Pete, liosbeu. Lid., Aullgo, Wis., 10- Aiuerlcn. 10 15; Cleveland, De' Ulilke"* laafnt, Llicaiuland. Coney Island. It V.. 10-14. . .. Uelpltiim ft Delmorn. Shea's, Buffalo, IB-IB, Droionlo ft lii-lle. conneaut Lake Park. Conneaut lake. Pn.. Hi IV , De llosseii ft l-^eeln. I.nkewood, Wnli'iliury, Can*., ml"'. Dc llrassi'. Nellie. A. * S.. Iloalotl. 10 15. lie Fiive Sisters. Klcettlc Park. Albany, N. 1., Ih'liiuu- ft Wilson, llollowny. Loudon. F.ag.. 10- II: New Cross. 17 22: Stratford. SM-SBl Slie|>- lienl's Bush. :tl-Jnlr 5. De Haven. Lvitn ft Spencer, Henderson's. Couey Dland. N. Y.. 101(1. i De Brees. The. Olympic, l-hlcogo, 10-10, JleluHi. Ilanlcii's Point. Toronto. Can.. 10-15. _ De itmo Bn,-.. Fon-st Pnrk. Knn«os City, 10-13. Jiereiiro ft I .ulue. Indliuioln Park. Oolmahus, 0„ InlV Jlv Witt. J., Hell, Oakland, Col., 10-16. Kdmunrta, .7oe, Keith's. N. Y. C, 10-15. Kilwnrda, Mvrle. Orphetuu. St. Paul, 10-15. Klluore Slaters. Proclur'a 2lid St.. X. Y. C. 10-11 5. Lblrldge. Press, Kinplre, Loudon, Kng. Ih-Aug. 10. I'.haore ft Cotlrell. BIJaii. Calumet, Mich., 10-15. KI Masto, Joe. I'rocior'a, Newark, N. J.. 10-15. Klmu, I'eie & Allle, Bock Point, Provtcleuce, 10- 15. Rlmore, Tom, Tonnpoll, Nev„ 10-15; GoldOelil, Elton. *Sniu, New York Hoof. X. Y. C.. 10-16. Kllls-Nowlnn Trio., Hopkins', Pnrk, I-ouIsrille. Ky.. 10-15; Hopkins' Park, Memphis, Teun., 17-22. Klwood, ft Maggie Benton, Collins', Columbus, 0., II 15. Kllsvtorlhs (4). Cnslno. Los Angeles, Cal.. 10-15. Kauierors »f Music (-1), Falrylaiiil, I'aleraun, N- J.. 17-22. Kmlell ft Hosen. Nornmliegu I'nrk. Boston. IB-IB, Kppn, (leo., Dixie Quintette. While Clly, Cleve- land. O.. 10-22. Krsklne. Willie. New York K«if. N. Y. C. 10-1... Ksnnnguolu. M'lle, Frnuller Purk. Krle, Pa.. 10- Ksmeraldn Sisters, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C, 1015. Fskell, Clliro.nl, Olvmple, Chicago. 10-15. holier Slslers. Spring l.nke Park, Trenton. N. I., 1015. Fvims, Jam, Jncohs, I'eirla. III., 10-1. i. Kvaua Trio. Itiilipte, Mlunenpolis. Minn., 10-15. Kviitia, Ceo.. Shea's, Buffalo. 10-15. ICveilmrt, lllppodroine, London. Kng., 10-31. Hveretls, Tile, .Mammoth, Kevere. .Mnss., 10-15. Kveretl Troupe, I.uua Park, Couey Islaml. X. Y., 10-15. Parley. Jumes ft Bonnie, Electric Pnrk, Albany, N. Y., 10-15. Fnusl's Acrtihnta, Olentnngy I'nrk. Coliimhus, ()., 0-15. Fautos (2). MLir. Atlanta. Oa., 10-22. Farrell, CHIT. Kxinsltlou Park, Conneaut l.nke, l'u., 10- Ift. Fnvblo, diner lalntid. Wheeling. \V. Vn.. 10-15. Ferinison ft Wutsou, Keith's. Boston. 1016. Ferguson ft Pnssmure, Koblnsou Pnrk. Ft. Wayne, liul.. 10-15. Fehluinn ft Hall, Forest Pnrk Little Rock, Ark., 10-16. Kern Coined v Four, Oiivemotor's, Atlantic City, N. .1.. 10-22. Keaaley, Terrapin Park, Parkcrshurg, W. Vn„ lo- in. Keutelle ft Hiidcllire, Fnlrvlew Park, Dayloa. 0., 10-10. °'» u 10-15: Frontier Park, Krle, Pa., 17-22. Ferguson. Dupree ft Co.. Star. Iula. Kans., 10-15; Fields ft Hanson, lliilqiu>, Sun Jose, Cal.. 10-L. ; l.vceiim. Sail l'r.in.. 17-22. First. Burney, Pleasure Park, Norwntk. 0., 10-15. Flginnii. Max, Orpbeuiu. San Friin.. Cnl., 10-13, Fields, Hurry ft Sadie, Frwlwdy Purk, Newport, R. I.. 10-15. Flugerald, Harry V„ Freebmly Park, Newport, II. I., 1016. Fields ft Clamnge. Crnnd, Mtlwnukee, 10-15. Fields, Will II., Cusluo, Knlniuiiioo. Mich., 10. 15. Fields. Nellie. Chester Pnrk. Cincinnati, 10-1..; Cedar Puliil. S.nului-Vy, O., 17-22. Flynn. Kurle, Forest I'ark, Kansos City, »Ki„ 10-lfi. Florence Sisters (3), Aumont, Moscow, Bus., 2S- Aug. 28. Flood Bros.. Ingersol Purk, Des Mollies, It., 17-22. Forresls, Musical, Summit Park, Kvansvllle, Inil., 10-15. Fox ft Hughes. Riverside i'ark. Boise. Ida., 10-'J2. Ford ft Wilson, Kuiplre, Joliunnesbnrg, ,S. A., 10- Sept. 30. . , Ford ft (iehnie, Victoria, N. Y. 0., 17-22. Fox, Madge, Woolwortli, l.uucuster. Pa., 1015. Fox ft Ward. Athletic I'nrk, Hurrah). 10-15. Forber. Bustle. Bass Point. Mass., 17-22. Kurlies * Forbes. Coney Island, Wheeling, V\ . Vu., 10-15. Fulkert. Arthur O., St. Joseph. Mo., 1015; l.a Crosse, Wis., 17 22. Foster. Kil., ft "Mike," Avou Park, Youngslown, ()., 10 15; Coluiubun, 17-22. Foster « Foster. Olympic, Cbicngo. 10-16. Foss, Prof., Orpheum, St. Paul, 1015. Fords (4). Bumonn, (Irand Ituulils. Mich.. 10-15. l'ox, Delhi, Mnubaltnn Hooch. X. Y.. 10-15. Fredericks, The, Lyceum, Snn Finn., CaL, 10-15; Unhiue, Snn Jose, 17-22. Frecw Bros., Woiulerlnurl, Danville. 111., 101.1; Sunumuit Purk. Decatur. 17-22. Fruuiumlhes ft U'vvls. Blchuiuml. In, I.. 10-15; Hopkins' Park, Louisville. Ky.. 17-22. Frederick Bms. ft Hums, lngersotl Park, Des Mollies, hi., 17-22. Franklin ft Illatt, iltivernntor's, Atlantic City, N. J.. 10-15. Friwlo. ('has., Sea Breeie, llocbcsler, N. Y., 10- 15. Franklin, Leo. Luke Cominiiiuce. Suultitngtou, Conn., in 15. Fraser Comeily Four, Lyrlo. ,To|illn. Mo.. 0-15. l-'rnnkfords. Ttie, Acme, Norfolk, Vn., 10-15. Frauds ft Wood, lluvertialor's, Atlantic City, a, J.. 10-15. Fyvle-Dench, Klta, Waterloo, la., 11-13; Albert Lea, Minn.. 1420. ilnrdiier ft Maihleru. Coliseum, Ctevelmul, 10*18, dandier Children (3), Valley, Syracuse, N. Y.. 10-16. tiiin-luelll l'auilly, (Irau Clreo Trevlun, Monterey, Mm., 1022. Oaylord. Bonnie. Crystal Purk. Scdullu, Mo,. 10- 15: Fulrtiiwit Park. Kansas Clly, 17-22. tlanlner, Jessie C. Sprint: Lake Pork. Trenton, X. J., ln-15; Alleiituirn. Pa., 17 22. Curlhir. Crystal, Marlon, Inil.. 17 22. (liiniion. Anna. (Irplieiini, St. Paul, 10-15. Ilnrdiier ft Vincent, Lyceum. London, Fug.. 10- Aug. 31. dnrilner ft Stoddard. Ramotin. Uratal Bnphls, Mich.. 1015. Oallettl's Monkeys. Koeky Springs Park. Lan- caster. Pa.. 10-lfi. Gnrsnn. Marlon. Freel>ody Park, Newport, R. ]., 10-15. (lanliler ft Revere, Dewey. Oakland. Cal., 1015. (tnvlti. Piatt ft Peaches. Junction I'nrk, Denver Falls. Pa., 1015. Ueuaru ft Tbeol. Uatteubury, I.elpilg, Oer., 10-31, OalaUfeff & Helil III 15. flosiumn. .loseidilne. land, 10-16. ,„ Oisjrge. Edwin, Sallsliury Bench. Mnss.. 10- I'lnin Islnlnl. 17-22. Oenrge ft llsrrlogloii, Biocklon Haverhill. I7-2C. derohl. Anna, Attntitlc rinrden. X. >• <^- (Idler, John, Avon Purk, Youngstown If. : Electric Park. Baltimore. 17-22 flllinori; ft Leonard, Lyceum, Buffalo, lO-io dlllert Sinters, Doyle's. AUantlc City, .>. J 18 nPnon. Cln>. '. .1., 10 15, Ollfoll, Harry. Ilrlglilim Ilencli. X. J. 10- ... Olllon. Tom. Kenwk'k Park. Ithaca. X. Y., 10 1 fJllmore ft Le Mnvtie. Bijou, Ln Crosse, Wis. IB; Unique. F.au Clolrc, 17-22. Ollrov, Haynes ft Moutgoinery. Luke Orove, hum. Me., 10-15. Olrard ft flanlner, Casino. Toledo, O.. lo-t.». Illrarri. Marie, (iuveroBtor's. Atlantic tltf, >. »•• 10-15. _, „ _ _ , n nirnroy, James Richmond, Keith s, N. I. Oh iu- dlndslone Family, Novelty. Oakland, CaL, 1015. Uordon ft Chacon. (Jloucester, Mas-.. 10-1..; An- ansln. Me., 17-22. „ Ooldsniitb * Hopis?, Lake Nljnnue, Mllford. Ma«s,, (looilwlii, Susie. Crystal I'ark, Sedulla, Mo., 0- 10: Kansas City, 17-22. flourley. Sully ft Cniurley, Cuslno Pork, Blng- linnilon, N. Y",, 10-15. Oordon. Don ft Mae, Odar I'olut, Sandusky. 10- 15. (lohleti ft Hughes. l.nke Conipoiiml, SoulUlngton. Conn., IB-IB J Lake Nlpiunc, Mllford, Mass., 17-22. Ooilfrev & llenilersnii, Orplieuin, Snn Iran 10-22. (looluiaii's, Jlnslcnl, Oormnu's Park, Willows, Mass.. 10-15. cruhani, Jessie, Lyceum, Buffalo. 10-18, (iregory A Wood. Keith's, Boston. 10-13. (irons, Win., fiiiri'lek, Burlington. In.. 17 2.. Gray ft Ondian. Henderson's. Coney Islnuil. Y.. 10-15: Denillng's Koekaway. 17-22. flregorv T'roupe. Ininnn's, Coney Island, X. 1022. Crapewln ft Chnnce, Proclor's 23d St., N. Y 10-15 drnnnon. Ho, Proctor'a, Newark, X. J., 10-L«. (Ireni, Dick. A. ft S.. Boston. 1015. Crimes. Tom ft Gertie, Casino Park, Kalomnroo, Mich., 10-15: Olympic. Chicago. 17-22. Oregory ft Boyle, (luvcruator's, Atlantic City, X. J., 10-15 (Irnyce. Margaret. New Arcade, Winnipeg, Con., 10-1 n. City Bros.. Lion Palace. X. Y. C, 10- 13. (iullmette, Signer. I.unu Park, Couey Island, N. Y., 10-15. Hacker ft Lester, Paragon Pork, Xnntnnket, Mass., 10-15. Hutbnway ft Walton, Salem Willows, Mass., 10- lfi. Hurt, Buhy, Doyle's, Atlnnllc Clly, N, .7., 1015. Hastings ft Sheldon, Fnlryl 1, Putorson, N. .1., 1010. Harrison. Minnie, Park, liayouue, N. J.. 10-15. Hustv, Charlie. Ctysial. Kokomo, Inil., 1015. Hntkuvny, Prof., Metcopolltou, Dululli, Minn., 10-16. Harding ft Ah SM, Proctor's 23d Street. N. Y. O., 10-15. 1 1 age ft Heret, HIJou, Duluth. Mini).. 1015. Harts. Musical, l.nkeinoiii Purk, Altuonu, Pa., 10-10. Harris Bros.. Cennette, Rlehmoud. Ind.. 10-22. llnivklns. Lew, Fontaine Ferry Park, Louisville, Ky.. 10-15. Hawthorne ft Burt, Keith's, N. Y, C, 1015. Harper, Desmond ft'Bullev, Orpheum, Suu Fran., Cnl., 10-15. "llumirilous fllobe, The," Otplieiim, Sou Fruu., Cal.. 10-16. Hanllen. The, Onnlen, Columbus, 0., 015. liny. L'nlcycle, Stratford Park. Delaware, 0., 10- 15; Spring Lnke, Sprlnglleld, 17 22. Hurt, snille. Sprint: Brook, So. Bend, Inil., 10-15. Harris, Clius. ft Kdnn, Mlnslon, Suit Fran., CuL, 10-15. Harrison, Maude ft Co.. Keith's, N. Y. C, 1016. Ilnrnisl.. Minnie, Berkshire Luke, I'lttnlleld, Mass., 10-15; Bye Bench, N. Y„ 17-22. Harvey, W. T.. ft Co., SI. Ry. Park. Chester, Pa., 1 n : 1 r, ; Wooilslde Park, I'lilla .. 17-22. Hurt, Willie & Kdltli, Kellli's, I'lilla.. 10-15. Hanson, Harry. SUeufe's. Nuhont. Mass.. 10-15. Hnrrliigtuu. John J., Doyle's, Atlantic City, X. J., 17-22. Harding ft Ah Shi, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C, 10-15. Harris, Tonutiv, Jr., Mnnhnttnn, Norfolk, Vs., 10- 16. Harris ft I'cinnnii, Mnnbiiltnn. Vo., 1015. Harris. Roht. T.. ft Co., Proctor's, Newark, N. J., 10-15. Hai-maiis, The, Coney Island, Wheeling, W. Vn., 1016. Ilnnlon Bros. (5), Olympic, Chicago. 10-lfi. ILiyumii. Mr. ft Mrs. Jack. Keith's, Phil*., 10-15. llnrilmiui. Joe, Fairyland, Pntersuu, N. J., 10-15. Hurt ft Westou, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J., 10- 13. Rarenurt, Frank, McCUtiu's. Kewanee. III., 17-24. Hiinnon, Leoun, Lakeside Park, So. Frumlnghum, Mass., 10-lfi. Harper. Lunelle II.. HIJou. Marinette, Wis., 10-lfi. Harrington, Dan. .1., Furest Lake Park. Palmer, Mass.. 10-15. Harrison, Maud ft Co., Keith's, I'lilla., 10-15. Hartford Sisters (3), Rocky Point. It. I., MS. llerrnuiuu, Adelaide ft Co., Victoria, X. V. C, 17-22. Ilraly Sisters, Electric Purk, Newark, N. J., 10- 16. Heiinlngs, Lewis ft Hetinings, Lnke Michigan Park, Xiislmu. Mich.. 10 15; U. 0. 11. , I'e- loskey. 17-22 lielus, Hillv. Klverslde Park, Bound Brook, N. J., 1016. lleunou ft .l.-niiis. Long Bench, Gloucester. Mass., 10- 15. 10-10: Hampton Beach, X. II., 17-22. Helm Children. Riverside Park, lloise, Ida., 10- lfi. Henderson, Clioa. F. , ft Co., Young's, Atlantic City, X. .1., 10-22. HitUmi ft Wilting, Lagoon, Ludlow. Ky. Ilelnllug. Win.. Ocean Pier, Wlhlwoud, 10-15. Henderson ft Ross, Cusluo. Toledo, O,, 1015; Lakeside, Akron. 17-22. Heugler. Victoria, N. Y. C, 10-15. Ilkkmnii Bros. 13), Proctor's, Newark, X. J., 10- 15. Hilton. Fred, Dreiimluuil, Decatur. III.. 10-10; Wonderland. Dimvllle, 1J-22. Hill ft Svlvlmil. Victoria. X. V. C, 10-15. HlggliiB ft i'lillllps, Olympic. Chicago. 10-lfi. lllll ft Hill, (.irrln Bros.', Mexico, Mex.. 10-22. llolmnn. Hnvicnrd ft Ituvwnvd. Lemp's Park, St. Louis. Mo., 1015. Ilncti, F.llon ft Co.. Cusluo, tyiiclilmrg. Va., 10- 15. Horsliey, Fnlrclilld ft Hercere, Spring Brook Park, So. llcnil, Ind.. 10 15. llnwiird, Hurry ft Muy, Frontier Purk, Krle, Pa., 1016, Holt, AH.. Forest Pork. Kansas City. Mo., 1015. ilogiin. Krnest. ft Memphis Students. Vlelorlu, N. Y. C. 10-15. Ilorim, Eddie. I'nlrylnml, Pnlerson, N. I., 10- IS. Unwind ft Bolo. White City, Cleveland. 10-15. Holmes ft Wuldron, Four .Mile Creek Park. Kite, I'll., 10-10. Hooper. Kdnn Wallace, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. Gurcrunlor's, Atlantic City, K. James ft Davis, Jack, Mr B '& Mrs., Coney Islnnd, Wheeling, Jark'»on, IU Pro'f., Metriaolltun. Duluth, Minn., 15 Jordan, 10- Horry, Couey Islaud. Cluclnuatl. 10-15. Wis., 10- I.yue 4 Kenaeily, Electric Park, Mo., 10-15. Mayer ft lrwlu, Pleasure Park, in 13. Mac & Mac, Park, Elbabetbtovra, ,i*ji'ii).v, cow. a., HMiuterianiL 10-15; Cillseinu, Tertc lluute, j,cohy,' Josephine A,. Bijou Marinette. 1 IB; Bijou. Escnnubu. li -U. Jaeksons (3). Fountolu K-rry Park. U ftulsvllle, Atlantic City, N. Krle, Pa.. Mnss.. 10-15. 1015. Krle, Pn., , 1015. Y., 10- Auburn, , 10-15. Ia„ 10- Can., lli-22. Jennings & Beufrew, Doyle s, Jeunre ft Wnwartk, Frootler Park, jlu'Vnsu Troupe, Rocky Springs Park, Lnocus- ter Pa.. 10-15. . w v Johnson. Davenport ft Lorelln, Pastor n, IS. B. C 17-22. r Joacorys CD. Vlctorlo, N. Y. C. 10-L Johnson. Xlles. Slieafe s, Xabant. Mo» Johnstons, Musical, Victoria, N. Y. C., ITsW Jolinsons. The. Kiulto. Elmirn. X. \.. Jones. Ornce, Four Mile Creek Pnrk, Jones' ft Sutton. Coscade Park. Nevrcnutle. Pa.. Jordan'.' Creat. Washington Park. Phlln., 10-22. Juniper ft Hayes. White Oak Part New Britain, (•mm., nil.-.; Park, Wiuated, 1.-22 Kaltnos. The, Hell, Oak hind CuL, 1015. Kalino, Chun., ft Adn, Keith's. N. Y. p, 10-lu. Kntes Bros.. Chester I'nrk. Cincinnati. 10-L.. Kaufman, Rebu, Allnimhrn, London, hng., 1«- Kiulel'll.' Freelody Pnrk, Newport, R. I Kelly, Waller C, Manhattan Beach, X. Kern'er. Watson, Lyceum, Phlln,, 10-15; Guver nntor's. Atluiith- City. N. J., 1 1 -22. Kcima, Charles, Plum lslaad, Solsbtiry, Mass., Keeley Sisters. Olentnngy Purk, Columbus. 0., 111-13; (ienuetl, Rlcbmond, lud.. 17-22. Kenton, Dorothy, Soclete du Kursitnl de Lucerne, Swlta., 10-Aug. 31. Keutiev, f.-lurk, I'ark. Rutlond, VL. 10- Kenvo'n ft De dnruio, l.akevlew Park, Me-, 10-15. _ _ Kelly ft Keuo, New York Roof, X. \. C. Kelleher, Woodslde Pork, Phlln., 10-15. Kennedy ft Rooney. Cuntou, O.. 10-15. Khertia ft Cole, Shooting Park, Dulmuue, 15; Dominion, Winnipeg, Con.. 17-22. Klns-ners, The, Solimer Park, Montreul, Kl{ile & McLaughlin, Victoria. N. Y. C, 1015. Klrolfo, fins, Tupeko. Kun., 10-15. Kimball Bits., Athletic Pnrk, Buffalo, X. Y., Klein, Ott Bros. & Nicholson, Hippodrome, Lou- dou. Ei)g., I7-Aug. 10; Circus Cnrre, Amster- dam. Hoi.. 21-31. Klein ft Clifton, Wlldwood Park, Putnam, Conn., 10-15. Know! ton, Sadie, White City, Worcester, Mass., Koler ' & Seymour, Cumnbell'B Island, Mollne, III., 10-22." Kosure ft Chaplain, Novelty, Stockton, CaL, 10- 15 Kuld. Gus ft Marlon. Crystal, Kokomo, Ind., 10- 15; Star, Muncle, 17-22. Konpr. Central Park, Alleiilown, Pa., 1015. Kohlcr ft Marlon, Lake Qultislguraoud, Worcesler, Mass., 10-15. Kruger, A. ft S„ Boston, 1015. Kroo, Rocky Springs Park, Lniieaster, Pa., 10- 15. Kreesch's Dogs, Luna Park, Cnney Islund, N. Y., 10-15. Kurt Is' Dogs, Ft. Sheridan Park. Hlgbwood, 111., Ki-15: Grand, Milwaukee, Wis., 17-22. La Veen ft Cross, Forest Pnrk, Kaunas City, Mo., 10-15; Forest Park, St. Louis. 17-22. La Cluiv ft West, Ocean Pier, Sea Isle City, N. J., 10-19: Pastor's, X. Y. C, 17-22. l.a Croix, Paul, Crystal, Anderson, lud., 10-15; Crystal, Kokomo, 17-22. Laurent ft Co., Spring Brook Park, So. Bend, Ind., 10-15. I.urkln ft Daly. Pastor's, X. Y. C, 10-15. I. n Drew ft Lu Zone, Broad Blpple I'ark, In- dianapolis, 101 0; Coney Island, Wheeling, W. Va„ 17-22. Larvette, Jules. Pastor's. N. Y. C, 10-16. Litvine ft Leonard. Palace, London, Bog., Aug. 7-31. La Tour, Irene, Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic City, N. J.. 10-22. Lambert ft Pierce, Hanover Park, Merlden, Conn., 10-15. Lu Mar, Wayne, Acme. Saerainenln, CaL, 1015, Lu Delle, Lyric, Ogdeu. I :., 10-10. Lu Vulls, The Crawl, Vancouver, Can., 10-15; Pavilion, Sco I.. Aug. 7-12. Le Zellc. Krtw., Muuro Park, Toronto, Cnn., 10- 15. l.ui kc ft Adams. Titusville, l'a., 1(1- 15 ; Ashta- bula. 0.. 17-22. Lnnrtls, Cora, Collins', Columbus. (>., 11-10. Lu Adelln. Michigan City, lud., 0-lu. Lutlim, Mile., Electric Purk, Albany, 10-15. La Bue ft Home, New Brunswick, N. J., 10-15. Ln Belle, William, Pastor's, N. Y. C„ 10-16. Lancaster, Freda, Hollywood I'ark, Bait., lid., 10-22. Lancaster, Turn, Saratoga Park, I'ottslowu. Pa., 1015; Ocean Pier, Wlldwood, N. J., 17-22. I.avlne ft Wallnue, l.nke View, Terre Haute, Ind.. 10-15; Fort Sheridan, III., 17-22. Lungdon, Hurdle. Fulrvlew Park. Dayton. O.. Sprint' drove Park, SprlugOeld, O., 17- 10-15 10-15 0-16 N. J., Bros., Tbeo. 10-15. Guvernator's Kansas (;iry, Nurwalk, u„ N. J„ 10-13. Dunvilie, In., ind.. ltd So. America. Ft. Wayne, imj,. Cascade Purk, Berlin, N. II., lo- ft Ciiniille. Atlantic (lurdeti, N. Atlamlc City, N. J„ New York Boof, N, Y. C„ 10-15; Col- Clty, N. , 10-15. N. J., C„ 10- 15. Horan, Eilille, Fairyland, l'aterson, N. ,T., 10-15. Howard, Bonela, White City, Cleveland, 10-lfi. llnrat, Mlnolu Miiidu, Freelmly Park, Newport, It. L. 10-IS. Huntings (4). Shea's. BulTiihi. 10 15. Huegel Bros., Family. Ilulie. Mom., 1022. lluelin. Musical. Alleutown, l'u., 10 15; Bergen Uracil. X. Y.. 17-22. Hurley Mater*. A. ft S„ Boston. 10-IS. Ilur.t Sisters. KiKkv Springs Park, Liuieasler, Pa.. 1016. Hrde. Mr. ft Mrs., Hold., I).. Hrhlgelon, X. J„ 10-15; Trenton, 17-22. Hi lauds (31. Furesl Pnrk, Pine Bluff. Ark,, 10- 22. II vile ft- Heath, Crystal. I.endvtllo, Col 'Cryslnl, Colo. Springs, 17-22. luilinfT. Conn ft Corlune, olyniple. Cldeiigw, ltiiiess ft Ryan. Frontier Park, Erie, Pa. Lagoon. Llldlnw, Ky.. 111-22. Irwin ft Uawley, Fulryland, Pnlerson, 10-IS. Irving, Pearl. A, * S., Boston. 10-15. Irwin. Jack, Lincoln Park.. X. J., 10-15; Spring Lake Park. Trenton, 17-22. Italian Trio, Wllllinms'. Manhattan Brick. X. Y., 10-IS. lvoa. K»co. Dewey. Oakland. CaL. 10-15. Jackson, ft Duiiglns, Steeplechase Plet, Atlantic City, N. J.. 10-15. ln-15 22. Ln Nolo 13. La .less. r. a. Lolell Bros. 1015. "Ln Rouge Domino," 10-22. Lawman & F.wlng, Anderson, Ind., litis' (iarden, Columhun, 11., 17-22. La Toy Bros.. tluveviiHtor's, Atlantic. J., 10-16. Lloyd. Herbert, Brighton Bench, N. Y.. 1015. Les Dahlias, Tlvoll, Loudon, Kng., Aug. US-Sept. 15. Lelghton, Lylllan. ft Co., Bljosj, La Crosse, Wis., 10-15! Bijou, Kan Clnlre, 17-22. Le Drill, Great, Wonderland, Danville. HI., 1016; Wnmlerliiiid. Decatur. 17-22. Le Moyne Slslers, Berliner, Sheboygan, Wis,, 10- Lewis & Cltnpln, Huryman's Pnrk, Logunsiiort. 1 ml., 10-15; idem park, Yuungstnwti. 17-22. Le Burr, Edison, Everelt, Wash., 1016; Cltteo- grnph, Spokane, 17-22. Le Hoy. Murle. Pavilion. KeyiKirl. X. ,!.. 10-22. Leigh. Ben, Jolly, Empire, Gloucester, N. J., 10- l.eslie. Oeo.. W„ Jose, Snn Juse, CaL. 17-22. Lees, The, llaiilon'n I'olut, Toronto, Can., 10-15; Olcott Bench. Olvolt, N. Y., 17-22. Lester, Ilnrry B., Keith's. Boston, 10-15. Lewis, Caprice It., WllllaaiBport, Pn„ 10-IS. Lclpxlg, Nate, Keith's, I'hllu., 10-16. Leonle ft Leoule, Metropolitan, Dululli, Minn., 10-15. Levy. Mrs. JuIob, & Co., 9;r:'.tlle, Wiisti.. 10-22. Lewis. AL, Cusluo. Knlniimioo, Mich.. 10-10. Lennon. Bert, Pnstor's, X. Y, C, 10-15; Middle- town, Cutin.. 17 22. Leon, May. ft Dog, White Oak Park, New Brltalu, Conn., 10 15. Leonard ft Mason, Schaefer's, Cuhtinhus, 0„ 10- Le Roy ft I.e Vanlon N. Y.. 1015. I^wls. Francis, Empire, St. Paul, 10-lfi. Lee, Mr. ft Mrs. .lames P., Chutes, Sail Cnl., 101 5. Leons, The, Dewey. Oakland, Cnl., 10-15. 1m Pnges, Great, Cnnton, 0.. 10-15. Ledegnr, Chnn., Orpheum, SI, Pnul. 10-15. l.eoiiunl, Grace. Caalno, Akron, 0., 10-15 slno, Toledu, 17-22. l.eonl ft Leoul, Oriilienni, St. Punl, 10-15. Lltelilleld. Mr. ft Mrs. Nell. Lnke Michigan Park, Muskegon. Mich., 10-15; Rumuua Park, Grand Bnplda. 17-22. I.llibey ft Trayer, I.nkewood Park, Terre Haule, Ind., 10-16. Livingstons ;|). Keith's. I'lilla.. 10-15. Lindsay's Monkeys, II. O. II. , Petosky, Mich., lu-lo. I.ittlelleld, C. W„ Point of Pines. Muss.. 10-15. I.ockhnrl's Elephants. I.uua Park, Cleveland, 10- I Altai, Casino. Ontario Bench, X. y., lo-lfi Lnrena ft Ilealey, Pnstor's, N. Y. C. 10-16 leret'a *.Jfip"> s l ,rlll S U*» I'ark. Trenton, I.orett, Spring Lake Pnrk. Trenton, X, J., 10-lfi. l.ttellltn. M'lle. White City, Worcester. Mass., Locy ft Lucler. Forest Park. Kansas City, Mo., 10-15; Mnnnlon's. St. Louis. 17-22. Ltissler, Ixxilsa. Guvernator's. Atlantic City, N Luna I'ark, Coney Island, Fran., Mann, Danny, ft Lola Haines, Unique, Lus An- geles, CaL. 10-22. Marline Brothers. Segnln 'luitr Marriott Twins, Rotilsou lark. 10-lfi. Manning Trio, Bijou. Mnrqiiette. Mich.. 1015. Marlon ft Pearl. He ath ) Man 's, Coaey Island. X. Y., 1013: Atlnnllc Harden, N. V. C 17-22 Mnntell's Marionettes. Novelty, Oakland. Cul, 1015; Novelty. Santa Crux. 17 22. Marco Twins. Wlntarln drove, N. Y. C 10-15. Murouauds, The, Guveriiutor's, Atlantic City, X ,L, 10-15. Mario ft Aldo. Orrln Bros.. Mexico. Sin., 1022. Muxsmlih Duo, Keith's, Phllo., 10-15. .Mathews ft Ashley, Morrison's, Hackawny, N. v 10-15, May ft Miles, Casino, Los Angeles, Cal., lu-15; Fnlntie, Fresno, 17-22. M.igiv. I'lcin. C Bijou, Marquette, Mich., lo- 15: BIJOU. La Orosse, Wis.. 17-22. Martini ft Mnxiulllluu, Polace, Olusgow. Scot., 10-15; Lyceum. Loudon, Rug., 17-Aug. 20. Mngee, Jack E., Savin Rock, Conn., 10-15. .Macartc Sisters (.'!), Enni.. Hull, Kng., 1015; Emp., Leeds, 17-22; Albuinhrii, Brlahtou, 21- 29: Puliuc SoutlininpU.n, 31 -Aug. 5. Marshall, the Mystic, Syndicate Hull, Lumbal, Eng.. 17-Aug. 2(1. Muthes, Cluru. ft Co., Calgary, Alberto, Call., 10- 22. Mav ft Albnugb, Brlghlon Ueacli, N, Y„ 1010. Mallory Bros., Brooks ft Huilbluy, Olympic, Chi- cago, 10-13, Madden, Billy, Auditorium, Norfolk, Va., 10-15. Mnrler. Chaa. J., B'wny, Sail Beruurdluu, Cal., 10 22. Marcus ft Onrtellc Ttlo, Vlctorlo, N. Y. U., 10-15. Magic Kettle. Vlclorln. K. Y. C. 1015. Mnnolo Family, I.eiidvllle, Colo., lfl 15. Mnssey ft Kramer. Lincoln Pnrk, New Bedford, Moss.. 10-15: Pastor's. X. V. C. 17-22. Matioro ft Slianklu. River Park, Wlimi|ieg. Can., 10-15. Mujmtk' Musical Four, Freelioily Park, Newport. It. L. 10-15. Mnxwell ft Connors, Mnnimoth, ltevere, Mass., 1015, Martin. Felix. Sheufe's, Xahant. Mnss., lo 10. Muznz ft Mazeit, Williaius', Manhattan Beach, X. Y.. 10-15, Marcel's Bus Reliefs, Celcoron Park, Jamestown, X. Y., 10-15. Mnnlo Trio, Four Mile Creek. Erie, Pa.. 10-15. Mnc ft Mac, Park, Ellmbethtown, N. Y., lu-15; Pnrk. Whitehall, 17-22. Mauley ft Marshall, Godfrey's, Ortud Rapids, Mtch., 10-15. Marshall ft Ring. Lion Palace. X. Y. C. 1015. Martyue, Eddie, Carnival, Titusville, Pa., 10-15. Murle. Mile.. Lagoon. Ludlow. Ky., IB-IB. Mneurt's Monkevs, Victoria. X. V. C, 10-15. Muutell ft Wesiou, Atlantic Garden, X. Y. C, 17-22. Mathews, Zon, Katuona, Grand Itlplds, Mich., 10- lfi. Mnllileus. Jugellng. Fi. Sheridan. Highwixid. HI., 111-10; olyniple. Chicago, 17-22. McCurtys, The, Peoria, 111., 10-15. McSorley ft Eleunore, Xovelly. Deadwood, S. D., 10-15. McKinuon ft Heed. Tliunlerhult Park, Savannah, C.n., 10-15; Crump's Purk, Macon, 17-22. McNutt Trio. Ogdeu, V.. 10-ltJ. McPhee ft Hill. Keith's, Boston, 10-15. McHnnns. Juggling. Brighton Bench. It. Y„ lu-15. McCarthy, Myles, ft Co., Spring Bruok Park, So. Bend. Inil.. 17-22. McColm Family, Canton. <).. 10-15. Mcl.eod. Andrew, Oakfurd Purk, Jeaunctte, l'a . 10-IS. McAvoy, l.essle. Illalto. Elmirn, X. 1'., 10 15. McCIrllnn. Jim. Bijou. Duluth. Mluu.. 10-15. Mcintosh, Alfred. Cohtuihla, S. C, 10-10; At- lanta, Oil.. 17-22. McKvoy ft Hughes. Buss I'olut. Muss., 10-15; Doric's. Atlantic City, N. J.. 17-22. McAvoy, Dick ft Alice, Bunion's Point, Toronto, Cnn., 10-10. MrUnde ft Welcome, Crescent Park, Providence. B. L, 1015. McDowell, John (L, & Alice, Collins' Gurden, Columbus, (i,. 10 15. McCue ft Cabill, Forest Park, Kansas City, Mo., 10-15. .MoUuno ft Grant, Unique, Shelwygun, Wis.. 10- 10, McDeavllt ft Kelly, Spring Lake Park, Trentou, N. J.. 10-15. Melville ft Conwny. Atlantic tiarden, N. Y. C, 10-16. Mexican Trio, Fontaine Ferry Park, Louisville, Ky., 10-15. Meyer ft Muson, Coney Islaud, Cincinnati, 10-16. Mexlas ft MexluB, Olympic. Chicago. 10-15. Merrltt, Buytnond, Luke View Park, Terre Haute, hid., 10-15. Melroy Trio, Novelty, Stockton, Col.. 10 10. Meredith Sisters, Stoll Tour. Eng. Melville ft Azelle, Unique, So. Cbicngo, 111., 10- lfi; Unique. Sheboygan, Wis., 17-22. Melville, Jean, Empire, Ashtabula Harbor, 0, 1022. Mohan's Dogs, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y , 10- IS. Meiers ft Mora. Emp., Shepards Bush, Kng,. 10- 15; tan- Cardiff, Wales, 17-22; Emp., Swan- sea, 24 2!); Emp., Newport, 31-Ang. 0. Meers (.')), Holiday, Eng., 10-15; Blackpool, 17- Aug. C. Millurd BroH.. White City. Cleveland. 10-15. M!llershi|> Sisters, Guvernator's, Atlantic City, N. J., 10-15. Mbltjleys, The, Jacobs', Pearla, III., 10-IS. Mitchell ft Browning, Crystal I'ark, Sedulla. Purk, Sedulla, Mo., 10-15. Miles ft Nliruiil. Doyle's, Atlantic City, X. J-, 10 IS. Miles ft Buytnond, Lakemnnt Park. Altoonu, Pa., lu-15. Mitchells, Fuuny (31, FrndnKly I'nrk, Newisjrl, It. I.. 10-15 ; Electric Purk, Ulugliaiutoii. X- Y„ 17-22. Mitchells, Dancing. Falrylaiul. Paterson, N. J.. 1015. Millurd, I.nurn. Brighton Bench. N. Y.. 1015. Miller, Klknihetli, Crescent Gulden, Revere Beach, Mass., 10-15; Buss Point. 17-22. Mllnul Trio, Henderson's, Coney lslaad, N. Y., 10-15. Mlllmiiu Trio, Victoria, N. V. C, 10-10 ; Man- hattan noui-lt, N. V.. 17-22. Mlllernu. Mudellue. Dreni.ihind. Alluuiv, 1010. Mlichcll, Lizzie Topic, Billings, Mont, 10-10. Mills ft Morris. Proctor's, Newark, N. J.. 10-16. Mldillelnn, Glndys. O. II. , Victor, CuL, 10-22. Miller. Eddie, Pulnce, Syracuse, N. Y.. 10-22. Moore, Jack, Manhattan, Norfolk, Va,. 10-15. Morolu, Adelaide, ft Co., Oriilienni, Salt Fran., CaL, W-15. Mnctoii ft Diamond, Henderson's, Coney Islaud. X. Y.. IB-IB, Morton, Jumes .1., Farm, 7'oledo, 0.. 10-10. Mooney ft Holbein, Paslor'a X. Y. C 10-10. Monlugue'n Cockutoos, Hiveiside I'ark, Montreul, Can., 10-15. Morris, Joe, Pastor's, N. Y. C, 1015. Moore, Tom, Kellh's, N. Y. C„ IO-I0. .Masher, Houghton ft Mosher, Kellh's, Boston, Id- 10. ^ Montague's Cockaloo Circus, Riverside Park, Mon- treal, Can., 1010. Morris ft Duly, Pastor's. N. Y. C, 17-22. Morris ft Morris. Pliomlx, Tacoma, Wnsh., 10 22. Morton, I'lill., Haas Point, Naltntit. Mass., 1016. Morris, Xlnn, & Co., Keith's. N. Y. C, 10 15. Mnwmts (5), Williams, Mniibultuu Beach, N. Y., 10-15. Morton, Gertrude, Gallon, 0„ 10-15; Akron, 17- Cu- Griinil Hnplds, Wlnnliieg Mich., 10-lfi. I'ark, X. J., 1015 I ukens (4i. Shea's. Lull Bros.. Victoria, Buffalo. 10 15. N, Y. C. 1015. Mnrllia. J. II., Ituuioua 10 15. Murphy ft Andrews, Dominion 10-22 . Mullen, Ed., Lyceum, BnlTuln. Murphy ft Pnliner, Lushuwa.v Held. Musn., 1015. Mimkeleers i4), Purk, Illnghntiilon, 16, Mullen ft Corelll, Celeron Park. Jamestown Y„ 1015. Nashville Students Qn.u-lolle, Iireninlond, ehester, N. Y., 10-15. Naynnn. llosa. Proctor's. Newark, 1015. Xnvnrrns i:t), Ileadersou's, Coney Islnuil, X, 10-15. XavnsBnr Troupe, Xew York Boof, X. Y. C. 15. Noshvllle Students. Cosmo, Toledo. O.. 10-15- Xflson ft Brown. Novelty, Denver. Cnl.. 10-lc Nello. Mr. & Mrs., Rocky Springs, E. Liverpool O.. 10-10 : Meyers I-ake. Canton. 17-22. Xewton. Billy. Steeplechase Park, Bridgeport Conn.. 10-15. .„ Nice, Emily, Electric Park. Newark. N. J-. 1° 16. Nina. Alllblgo, Wis., 10-IS. Man.. Brook- Y„ 10- , N. Bo- ld- July. 15. THE TSTETW YOEK CLIPPER. 527 Nllson'e Oomlques (4), Pastor's, N. Y. C. 1018. "ureal Casino, ttocky Point. R. 1. '«]» Di". Keith's, Phlll.. 1,0-15, lorelty Cmuedy Four, Bona Park. l.i 4.VJ iT-22. JohUStOWU, Now: Novelty Pa O-lo. • ObtJrstelrer Troupe, Coliseum, Loodou, Bug., 10- fVDiv Ida, !*"•• Park, Youunlown, «.. 10-13. nJSal Helen, AtUletlc Park, iluiTilo, 10-IB. fire Mile, Proctor's 2W St., H. Y. C, 10-15. oirl, Adelo Purvis, Waldeuieer Park, Erie, Pa., (Irani £° Oram, Lagoon, Iaidlim, Ky., 10-10. Jirletta & Taylor, Nunley'a, So. Beach. 8. I.. 10-10: raster's. N, 1 X. C 17-3J. ■ Oxavs, The, Mverslda Park. Montreal. Can., 10- O'llrito, Kittle, & Co., Lagoon, Ludlow, Ky., 10- n'Brieo. W. W„ Mammoth, Bevere, Means., 10-15. I'ltaiuey. Oeorjta, Coliseum. Cleveland. 10-15. iiutbauk A Blauckctte, Lion Palace, N. Y. C, 10- Paiiltec Trio, Lttnn Park, Coney Island, N. Y„ rnliuer*"* Robinson, Union, Batersneid. Cal., 10- I'litty Bros- C. O. II.. Chicago, 10-15. Paul Myrtle, Star, Portland, Me., 10-10; Star, Astoria, Ore.. IT 22. Paulloeltl, Coliseum, London, Eng., 10-Aug. 12. Parker i Florence. Manhattan, Norfolk, Va., 17- 22. Pnrlsti, Grand, Tacoma, Wash., 10-15; Grand, Ocolralla, 17-22. perry Helen, Baas Point, Nahaut, Mass., 1015. Peru ft Wllaon, Watervllle, Me., 10-15. Pelot, Fred -ft Aoole, Willow Brook, Norwalk, 0-, 10-15; Myers l*ke, Canton.- 17-22. l'elleller, Horn, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y., PUroao. Hanlon's Point. Toronto, Can.. 10-15. plililliw ft Merrltt, Boyle's, Atlantic City, N. J., Fierce ft Malsle. Leilngton Park, Boaton, 10-15. Pluanl ft Wallers, LyncliburR, Va., 17-22. I'laite Ureal, Lion Palace Hoot, N. X. C, 10-10. Powers. Mr, ft Mrs. John T-, Chutes, Sau Fran., Poulier,' Kdw., Unique, Winnipeg, Mau., 10-15. Powell's Minstrel Maids, A. ft B„ Boaton, 10-15. Powers Bros.. Electric Park, Balto, Md., 10-15; Toledo, U„ 17-22. Price, Harry M„ Spring Lake, Trenton, N. J., Pranipliia.-The, Atlantic Garden, N. Y. C, 10-15. Price, Harry, Spring Lake Park, Trenton, N. J., UulK*. Kdwardai-ft ■Nlckerson, Uoyle's, Atlantic City, N. ,T., 10-22. fjtiliilun ft Howard, Spokane. Wash., 10-IOj ■ •-. linruioud. Ilut'j7-V»k Summit Park, BTaostlllc, Ind., 10-IS'; Faltvlcw Park, Dayton, O., 17-22. ltapp. Mr. & Mrs.. Midland. O., 10-10. Ituriiiey Sinters, llljou, Lansing, Mich., 1015; Olympic, Chicago. 11-22. Kavmond « Trleey. Folly. Chicago, 10-Ij. Huinboiv Duo. Victoria, B. C, 10-15; Tocoma, Wash., 17-22. Hailo ft Bertman. Music Hull, Ho. Beach, S. I., Ki-15; Park, Enston, Pa., 17-22. lluliuunil ft tlowl. Aurora Park. Aurora, III.. 10- 15; Casino Park, Kalamazoo, Mich.. 17-22. Itunf. OIiiikIc, Riverside. Winnipeg, Oau.. 10-13. Happo Slater*. Morrison's, Itockawny, N. Y., i0-15. Randolphs, The, Haulou'a Point, Toronto, Cau., 10-10. llnthbuus ft Kurkump, Bnrrusford Tour, 10-Aug. .11. ltaynor'a Dogs. Keith's. N. Y. C. 10-15. Heeds. Musical. Edison. 8|nkaue, Wuah.. lO-lo. lleno ft Murray, Selkirk Park, So. Haven, MlcU., lo-i.i ; Godfrey's; Grand Rapids, Mich., 17-22. lteno ft Smith, Syracuse, N. -X., -10-16. P-elllv. Johnnie, Itoss Park. Bhigbamlon, N. Y., 10-15: tUcelrlu Park, Albany. 17-22. Uonos, The, Olentaugy Park, Columbus, 0., 1015. Reeil ft Shaw. Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y., 10-15. Reynolds, Bd. V., Rnmona, Grand Rapids, Mich., 10-16. Itedturd ft Manchester, East End Park. Memphis, Teim., 10-10; Olympic, Chicago, 17-22. Remington, Marine. Soliiner Park, Montreal, Can.. 10-10. Reuuler ft Gaudier, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y., 10-10. Ileno's Trained Doge, Dreamland, Albany, 10-15. Rice Family, Farm. Toledo, ()., 10-16 ; Rocky Springs Pork, B. Liverpool, 17.-22. Rice ft Prevent, -Victoria, N. Y. C„- 10-15. BItii Bros., Orrln Bros., Mexico, Me»., 10-22. RlAiios (41. Casino, Toledo; O.. 10-15 ; A»ou Pajrk, Youdgstown, 17-22,- ■-■ 1m. • Ripley. Tom. Spring Brook Park, So. Bend, Ind., 10-13. Rice Bros., Luke Nlplauc. Uxbrldge. Mass., 1015. Rich, .lack ft Bertha. Avon Park. Youngstowii. O., 1015; Park, SprlugHehl, U, Liverpool, 17-22. Ring. Julia. -ft Co.. Farm, Toledo, O.I 10-15. Richards, Irfon, Orpheum. St. Paul, 10-15. Richards. Great, Bell, Oakland. Cal.. 10-15. Richards, Edith W., Pastor's, N. Y. &, 10-15. Rice ft Elmer, Riverside Park, Montreal, Can., 10-22. Rlggs. H. B., Unique, Minneapolis. 1022. Ittilgwnv. Miss.. Lnua Park, Coney Island, N. Y„ 1015. Eoniihlos (3). Lake Erie Park. Ft. Worth, Tex., fi-15. Ro?e-Edyth Ballet Trouiw, Orrln Bros.. Mexico. M«., 10-22. Ituehefurt ft Muy, Schaefer's Park, Columbus, 0., 10-15. Rogers, Will R„ Victoria, N. Y, 0.. 17-22. Rossi. Victoria. N. Y. C. 10-15. Hosiers, Will. Proctor's 23(1 St., N. Y. tt, 10-15; Victoria. N. Y. C, 17-22. luiHlow, Morrlsou'a. Itockawny. N. Y., 10-15. Roys ft ltuberts, Lyceum. Kllialieth, N. J., 10-22. Roth, Cluis., Hye Beach Park, Bye Beach, N. Y., 10-22. ■ .. . , Iloelker, EMw. 0., Alhambra, Savannah, Ga., 10- 2'1. Hobfuson, Ethel, Ft. Sherldau Park, Hlghunod, HI.. 1(1-22. Rons ft Levvlsi. Queen's, (llnsgow. Scot., 10-13; Palace, Mldillehoroimh. 17-22 : Empire, Oldbuui, 21-21): Euitdre. Portsmouth. :i1-Aul-. 5. Royce. Hay I,.. Keith's, Boston, 10-16. Roekwell, Maude, Electric Park, Kansas City, Mo., iii-ir. RoIiIiIiik, Tlic, Riverside Park, Montreal, Cnu., 10-15. Koalrlqiiea 01), Novolly. tlenver. Col.. 10-15. Rossow Mldaels. Salem Willows. Mass.. 10-15. Roberts. Jack, Orphemu. St. Paul. 10-16. Russell. Frnuk P.. Four Mile Creek Park. Erie, Pa., 10-15. Russell & 1 urn I hi-. Crystal Park, Sediilta, Mo., 1722. Russell, Phil A Oiirrle. Spokane, Wash.. 1015. Russell, Bijou, Hipp.. Eastbourne. Eng-. 10-15; Pal., Manchester. 17-22; Oxford, Loudon, 2-t- Aus. 5. Kaulell. Great. Tlliisvllte, Pa., 10-13; Mead- vllle. 17-22. Sawtellc ft Seara, Lakeside Cueliio, Akron, 0., 10-15. Savoy Quartette, 11. mover park, Merlileu, Colin., 10-15. Rabel, Joivplilne. Paris, h'r.. 10-Aug. 31. h'clirodes, The, Itlvprahle I'urk. Montreal, Can., 10-15. Miwek A Rlee. Olympic, Chlcagn. 1015. Ni-liell. Mlna, NnriiinlieiM Park. Buslon, 1015. Schepp's Dors ft Punles, Orphciiin. San Frail., Cal.. 10-15. Schroder, Prof., Mclroimlltnii, Uultith, Mliiu., 10- Scott, Mike, Piilnce. Boston, 10-13, Scott, Mpuiaii ft Co.. Olympic, Chicago, 1015. Scott, Uurold, A. ft S.. Boslou, 10-15. Sears. Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic City. R. J., 10-22, Seymour ft mil. Lake Grove. Auburn, Me., 10-13. Semou, Chaa. F., Morrison, Itockawuy, N. Y.. 10- 10. Seymour Children. Dreamland, Rochester, N. Y.. 1015. Sbeck llroa.. Lake Michigan Park. Muskegon, Mlcb.. 17-22. Slilelds & Gall, Ouvernator's. Atlantic City. N. J.. 10-15. Shcnnun ft Dc Forest, Keith's, X. 1- C, 10-13. Shannons a Angeles,- Cal.. 10 15; Unique. Fresno. 17-22. Vie* ft Viola. Roekv Point. Providence. 10-15. Vcm dine ft Gibson. East End Park. Memphis. Tenn., 10-22. Yoelker.-Mr. ft- Mrs. Fred.. Ornhenm. San Fran., Cal.. 1015 : Orpheum. I/m Angeles. 17-22. Watermelon Trust. Henderson's. Coney Island, N. Y.. 1015. IVarcl A Coate. Family. E. St. I/iuls. III., 10-22. Waldorf ft Metidea, Myers Lake, Canton, 0-, in-15. Wardo ft Wardic. Luna I'nrk, Coney Island. N. r.i 10-1.". IVaaher Bros.. Crystal. St. Joseph. Mo.. 10-22. Walsh. Fraak, Cumpbell's Island, Mollne, 111, 10-15. ■ Warren ft Howard. Lakeside Park. Davlnn. O.. 10-15; Terrapin Pork, Parkerabuw, W. Va., 17- °2. Walters, Jules, Olympic. ("lilcaiKi. 10- 15. Wiinl ft Currun, Morrison's, Itockawny, N. Y.. 10-13, Waller ft Mairlll, NormnU'Ra Park. Boston, 10-15. Waltinan. Annie. A. ft S.. Hoston. JO-IS. Waldron Bros.. BIJou. Duluth, Minn'.. 10-15. Wnncrtoodie Comedy Four, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y.. 10-22. Wall. .Ilmiiiv. Salem Willows. Mush.. 10-13- Wnketield Slaters, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J.. ill 15. Wnliliniil ft Tekla. (ioilfroy's, (Jrnnd napliii, Mich.. 10-15. Warsaw Bros., Rocky Springs Park, Lancaster, Pa.. 10-16. Westonw. Dim. Family. Malisiioy City. Pa., lo- ir.; Family. Shainokln. 17-22. Welsh, (lliaa. ft Jennie, Detroit. Mick., in. 15. Welsh, Lew. Orpheutii, Pnlerson. N. J., 10-1.1, Welsh ft Estcs, Eastport. Me.. 10-15. Weaver ft Jones, Ouverimtnr's, Atlantic City, N. J.. 10-16. Wt-rden ft Gladlsh, Ft. Sheridan Park, Hlgbwood, III., 10-15. Wells. Win. J.. Empire. St. Paul. 10-15. West ft Van Slcleu. Hopkins' Park, Kansas City, Mo.. 10-J5; Forest Park, St. Louis, 17-22. Wlilte & Arlington. Arvernc Pier, Arv*mo, N. Y., 10-15. . i White, Ed. B., & Holla, Salt Lake City, U., 10- IS : Ogden, 17-22. Whlttler, I,. 0., BIJou. Duliilh. Minn.. 10-15. Whipple, Waldo, Lashaway Park. K. Brookflelil. Mass., 10-13; Forest Lake, Palmer, Mass., 17-22. Whelnn ft Searlea, Orpheum. Paterson, N. J., 10-15. Mliiteslde. Klliel. ft Pleka, Peru, Ind., 10-15. Wliallev ft Whallry, Rocky I'ulnt, Providence, R. L, 1015. Wlncheruinn's Bears ft Monkeys, Fairyland. Pat- erson. N. J., 10-15: Olrardavllle. Pa., 17-22. Wllliird, Great. Gllih's. Buffalo. N. Y., 10-22. Wlllig ft' 8tanton. fJranil, Marlon, Ind.. 10-16. Wills. Kstelln X.. Carsonla Park. Reading, Pa., 17-22. Wilson A Dc Mnnvlllc.- Chicago. 10-15; Man- nlons Park, St. I»nls. 17-22. Wltam Trio. Orplieuin. Los Angeles. Cal., 10-22. Wllllaina ft Mel burn, olcolt Beseti. N. Y.. 10-15; lluulun's Point. Toronto, Can., 17-22. Williams ft Walker's Oleo Club, Keith's, Phlla., inls. WlllloiiiK. .Ind, Imperial, limey Island, N. Y., 10-13: Pastor's, N. V. C I "-22. Winters. Wloons. Snmlerland, Eng.. 111-13; Hlr- mlugliaun. 17-22: Bradford. 2-120. Williams. Frauk ft Ida, Crystal, Knkomo. Ind., 10-16. Wilson. .7. r... Bell. Oaklnnd. fal.. 10-13. Wolf A Kndella, CodfrovV, Crnnd Riipldn, Mich., 10-15. Wiaid, AaKh fbi-.erniln- trnlto ; F.lllsoii Vnn Hoose and Keeley Cola, tenors; Francis Rogers, baritone; Marie Nichols, violinist; Klsn Kucgger. 'cellist, and clarence Kddy, organist, will be under his management. FuA.Ncr.scn M. (ir.vitnviuRsi says that Jean de RCtutke has dlacovrred that Instead df being a baritone. Mr. Gtmrdnhnsal Is a tenor, and after three months' work tha singer In convinced. lie made his Paris debut re- cently wltli Mary Garden, In n concert for the Mnhar.ijnli of Knpurthnla. In n private suite of tlie Klysee Palace Hotel. Nkm.ii! Flokkpf. Is using "My I.lllle l/>u," v.'ltJi iD'ionllgkt effects, and reports It Is ono of the hits of her act. "Olio. You Ought lo Take Me In Your Auto," Is a new Sunniier wallE song, both published by the Contl- nculnl Music Co. Uaudevinc and IH1b»ITcL 'utiou. ItoiiiNSON' onena next weed at Ft. Sheridan, Chicago, with the Hopkins, Kohl A Castle nnd Anderson circuits of parks aim theatres lo follow, being booked solid until Oct. IB. Mllk. Bhpanonola hi* signed with Clara Mathes' Co. for next season, as musical di- rector nnd lo do her specialties. Mi.i.k. Fatett's llriti.KN'itiKiis arc ninklng good III Mloek nt Sylvan Beach, N. Y. The raster follows: .Mile. Fayetle. In milium dauces: ltlrhnrd Wright. Mark face nine- ijlan ; Maml .loeeklyn, soubri'ttc ; ICdna May Wright and .luck Russell, acrobatic ilniirliig, with Msatle Anderson. Iloldle Gllmnrc. (Irncc Morllmor, May Seymour, La Hell lloslnii, Grace Marvin. Jean llainiuiind, hlniina Rivers, Daisy HusHcIl nud .Iciinnetln Wright In lh« choriiB. Jkan Mki.vii.i.k cIosihI ii successful four weeks' engagement, wllh La Belle Kalinin's Slrcels i»f Cairo C». July II, nt St. Marys, o. lie was fenlured In his French and Algeria u dances, uiitl miened 10, nt Ihe hlroplre 'I'lien- trc, Ashtalmln llurhnr, for two weeks, with orlier goisl work lo follow. Hl'MIK (loiiliwIN, I lie Tennessee ciiiin shunt- er and iniitinliiglst. Is scoring ipilte a success over the Kansas park circuit, nnd Is Isxikeil solid until Sepletuher. She will Until piny the ,1. M Nash circuit, with the Ihinforth ciri'iilt to follow. A VAII11KVI1 LK KKRTIVAI,. nt t'llslllo I'llT, Ax- liiirv Park, N. .1., Incliidcil Ihn folluvvliig |S'n- nlc: I'nrllii Hay, nnd her diincllig hoys; I'nl llooney, (.'hurles Wtiyne. mill his lucubnlnr girls; Ncllii Bergen, operallc prima (lonini ; Aluiunt iukI Miituunt, "Inst ruihetil nl huz zars;" Jnmes J. 1,'orliett, In iiiiiiihIokiio ; Hie I'renllii; Trio, lilppodroiiie ciuni-dy ncrolmls. nnd the klnelogrnph. IJili.v Ilc.iu writes: "I am now In my eleventh week with Sun Bros.' Shows, us singing nnd talking clown, HiIh ninklng my Ihlrd sensiui wltli ihe shuw." I'iiankik Mak K.vvk, who Is now In her forty-third week wllh the Albert Taylor Slock Co., hnn met with success, both press and nubile being pleased. Next season she will lie specially featured ns leading lndy by Mr. Taylor, ivilii his repertory company. May anii Milks write Hint they nre play- ing their eighth successful week In Sunt hern t'ullfiiitilu. They will shortly sliirl Kust ward, nnd arc booked through Ihe middle Stales uiilll the hitler part of October. Tin; Buccal Nr.wsHova Quautbttb (Slier- woud. Fox. Faulkner (inUleck), after, clos- ing their Suuiluer ciigiigcmcnt nl Sims Smul Park, Chlcugo, will gn with Clarke's lluu- nwiiy Girls mr next season. JJaiinky Gkiiakij Iiiis just delivered lo Mali- nger VV. S. Campbell, of tip; Itm-e Hyilell Luniliin Ilelh-s, a second edition of lust, sen- sun's "IiHXKllnir Nuiicv." H« has iihsu rrmi- pleted "Glittering Sylvia," In two iiels, fur J. II. f'nrtln ; "Through Ihu Clniids," li one net mii.'liiil gnyulv. for II. I>. Miner: "An Honest Politician." for T. B. Mct'rnady'M Jolly Girls Co., and "A Yankee Doodle Girl." for .Miner's Americans. Mr. Gerard Is now working on n, new two net musical cniuijdy, I Do Kaieiies, u jiiveiiin; Lingiug nun ujiucil team, now playing tha Suruiucr iiurkB I New England, write that "On Yo' Way" nt "Will You Be Out ToNlghtV" arc the Notks rmiM Tin; Inmokni' Maips. Th" Innoienl M.ilds. under the direction "f T. W. IHnklns, will nlTer ,i uovelly In lmrV»|as" thc coining st'ilsim. II will conslsl of » tine acl i-iiniedy. called "A Itnngerous «'•• mini." mill I ho prliulpil purl will !••• as MHined l.v Joanna II. Mnekle iCrltnsey. ll<- Po}'). Mr. Mnekle will be reincnilicrcd In coiuiecllon with lloyl's plays. Others wh" will make Hie show i-nierlnliiliig arc: Mr. imil Mrs. Jnmes ('. Marcus. Mngene Jorge. Illustrated songs; DcolPio anil Klllotl. coin edy nrrnbnts and barrel Junipers ; Aleeu ami llnnijllnii, singers and dancers, and Snili- Ofll. charnili'i- womnii. The cnmpniiy will enrrv live lompb'lc sols of scenery. A. II. Hauls Informs us that Topckn. Kim . Is to have u new vaudeville theatre, nilh-d the Novelty, which will open under his man ngement on Aug. "S. Annctte Wii.tsik has rlgned wllh I'h'l Sheridan's I'lly S|sirls, l« play sonluclle TUB Mtsti'Al. Apams (Frank and Idm are Ihls week plnving nl the Crystal TVnlrv. Kokotno. Ind., wllh Coney Island. I'lm-lnuall. to follow. Through an error hi the la.-u Issue tho Ic.iiii inline was made lo appear ns Williams. John II. Mi'imtA opened on Ihe Shujne circuit nl Cedar Point. Sandusky, tt. July ". with Itainomt Park. Grand Itnplds. also PiMoskr ami other parks lo follow. Tor. MOIJtm Hltosi.. F.iigcnc and Carl, hoop manipulators, closed wllh Ihe liasklll Shows In Denver. Col., June 29, and opened on I lie Crystal circuit III that cliy. IIaiiiiy Li: i'i.aiii left lasl week for a few weeks' vacation at Atlantic City. N, J. lie will upon his next season III viiudcvllle In August, and Is booked solid. Ukiitiia Ninkh, of Ihe Xlner Sisters, a 1 knar inline in prlvnle life was Bertha N'ncke. was married on June 21, nt the huine of her iiinthur. In Arlington. S. J., lo Aloni" II. Nichols, a resident of Hint place. Tom W. Minkii Is spending a few week-, at tipper Dmn. Maine, u quiet retreat, where he Iiiis secured n collage, next door In one iiccupled bv Manager Van Duseii, of Ih- Academy of Music. New \ork. Mr. and Mrs. Hossncks. of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, .New Yoik, art" Mr. Miner's guests. The Iron' Mailing Is said lo lie excellent and tonus Hie favorite pastime of Ihe Summer colony. miscellaneous. for tin; jiopillnr price houses for next soaHon. Geo. W. Lkki.ih writes : "I played the llui- Ire. Sen Francisco, week or July II, with The first act ln"the piece closes with a splen- did rendition of ir Pctcr Piper," tho new March nnd song success, by the entire com- l»tii). This song has inuile such a success that It Is to he Introduced In several other of Mr. Pickett's new productions. Norton and Russell, In their amusing skit, "The lingo and the Monk." have added mate I' I nl by to tho success of their act by Interpolating ii e'evor Bung, entitled "The Banana Man. This has proved one of Ihn most popular songs of the scuson and Is an fissured hit J'he Heidelberg Cadets e.ro aiiiglug thrco of the songs of Ibis firm. Including "Good Fellows, ''Oh! Maiden, Thou Hift nn Bra of llliic," and "King of Ihe Vikings Am 1," and till three of iliciu will he retained as a special feature of the act. Notks ruoM Jkiiomk If. II i; milk & Co. — Geo. Ovey and Louise Ilnrner, late fcalures with the "More to Be Pitied than Scorned" Co., are singing with wrcnt success "Bright Kycs. Oond-Hyc." The Nichols Slslers will feature "lllrds of a Feather Flock Together," the king coon song of the continent. Iln Grunno.i hos made a hit In vaudeville, and Is singing with much success "Bright Kyes, Good Bye." and "My Hindoo Man, Blanche King continues to feature "My Irish Molly O," Hie only worthy successor to "Hedella, Ijy Jerome nnd Hi-liwurtx. Kniina Francis, recently ml Hie Keith circuit, Introduced Williams and Vnn Alstyne's new song hit, "My Hindoo Man," reie.ised from "It Hup- pen'ed In N'ordland." . Dorothy lliisscll will feature "Bright Kyes, Good-Bye," over the Western circuit, ns will also Clierldah Simp- son, wlio has accepted :i few weeks III vaude- vllle Anna ril/liugli. Hie InlcM recruit In niudevllle, tins accepted the great march son, "Hrigbt Fyes, Good -Bye ." The Messcn gcr Hoys Trio arc singing "llrlghl Kyes. (load Hye," over, the iirpliiuiu circuit, and report it the biggest kind of u hit, Louise the Kmiilro circuit through I'nllforiila lo fol- low. My act. Is meeting with success an Ihe. Pacific coast." Cunt Wkston Is summering at N'nii- luskct. Ileacli, Mass., having Just closed twenty weeks over Ihe New Kiiglnnd circuit. He will open on the Hopkins circuit In Hep- tcinurr. Lillian May Lancastkii, "Ihe Trombone Girl." spent the week of July II at KurHlogu ns tin; guest of Mrs. Charles l» DiivIh, ii sister of her manager, W. H. Turnor. Tur- ner's Moving Picture Co. resumed the road July 10, for. the remainder of the Summer. Notes kimhi tub Ptop/anh. — Manager T. W. Dlnkllis, of the Utopians, Is confident Hint tin; company Ihls season will bo tho best that has ever trnvelail under Unit title. An cxlriiv.-iganzu, in two nets, and a viiudcvllli; hill Iralweeu, will cotnprlsi; the programme. Tho title of the oxtrnvngiinxii Is "Mixed, Muddled and Fixed," from the pen of Hurry lingers. Costumes, scenery, inechanlenl and electrical effects have been arranged with tho greutcst cure. In the olio nte : Madden and Jess, Irish comedians. ; the Two Ashtons, comedy Jugglers; Brooks Brothers, comedi- ans; Huso Jennet to, soubretle, and Hlnrkford and Hunter, n clever sister team. As a grand feature of the vaudeville portion will ho l> liana Sun, a beautiful womno, In a sensa- tional Importation, culled "Scenes from Ja- pan," W. V. Jennings will be aiumicer of the show, and Joseph It. Durnsy will he ucelit. The show, of course, will play tho Kmtilre circuit. Fkkiwi ami Daub report meeting wllh big success In their new art. They are hooked nearly solid for the coming season In the lending vaudeville houses. They have Just closed two successful weeks ut West lind Park, New Orleans. I'l.iinr.M'B .Mount;. "Ihe Irish quean," will lie wllh the. Jolly Grass Widows Ihe coming reason. Miss Monro Is III lil'i'senl in slock, nt Hie Trocuiloro Theatre I'iiteiigo. NUTI.S I'KOM Gl.V ItllUTIIKIIS' Ml.VMTIIKI.H. — a-'l'he coming season will open Aug. "". with forty people, two bands, etc. <}. !•'. Guy will produce another grand apeetnrii- lof opening "Tor Daxii; slxly-four candle power. We are going toward Colorado, anil will close Hip w-a-oo In Knit Luke city. Tin; fii.n IIlli.iiii.i: Is si ways a welcome guest, nlmust cqiinl lo lln- "mnn in white," nnd they make lludr up pommel' ut about Ilia snine Him; ciich week. Under the Cents. Notks rnoM Amuikw Iiowmi.'.s Moss hi; I'lni.'iH, Andr"w Downle. owner: Mrs. Howille. Hi'iisiirer, ami Herl Itittherford. biiMlnes-i imitiager.- Iliihliess eouiliuics s.-n lafnelorr, mid everyone In well and luippt. I'*lr/renci. K aw a la r. who has been vlsh Inu lier iniul. .Mrii. Iiovvnle. foe n v»pi*k. n, llll'lli'd lusl week lo lei- bolite ill \l,-> Iln:- .1. P. Il«lllllll|e, hlllllilgl-i' of "I lole Josll Spruceby." vvici a visitor nl Si li. ■ ;; !■ 1 1 .-< . k*- Tiiree niore efajtea of iiiilimils have been add"! la Hie iiicnngct-lc. M'r m-e now on our wav Sonih, and will uniko a long uvuiiua. 52£ THE ISrarW YOBK CLIPPER. Jrar 15. WHAT IS THE ANSWER TO THE MUCH TALKED OF I. D. O. C? IN DEAR OLD GEORGIA Of all the Rustic Ballads that we have ever offered, this is IT. "IN DEAR OLD GEORGIA" even surpasses these writers' sweeping success, "In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree." The first professional copies have just come in, and we are ready to offer the sweetest gem of song perfection we have ever had. You must hear it, and after having done so, any singer of ballads, any illustrated song act, or any quartette, will be as happy to get "GEORGIA" as we will be to have you sing it. Musical acts should not overlook this number. It is just what you have been looking for. Come in and hear it. Professional Copies, Orchestrations and Slides all ready for you. a M By WILLIAMS and VAN ALSTYNE. The Rousing, Jingling, Soldier Song. A Novelty— Why? Because the hero doesn't die in the second verse. AND THEN WE HAVE ANOTHER JUST RELEASED, MY HINDOO MAN Also by WILLIAMS and VAN ALSTYNE. Marie Cahill's Novelty Song Hit, in Lew Fields' Company— A Winner for Any Singing Act and an Unlimited Scope for Novel Big Numbers. STILL ANOTHER By WILLIAMS and SCHWARTZ. Oh I What a Coon Song— Story Song— A True Song— A Rough Song and a Smooth Song. A Real Song, a Song to Sing if You Sing a Coon Song. CALL. ME BACK By AARON HOFFMAN and LEO FRIEDMAN. One of the Daintiest Soubrette Encore Winners Ever Written. A Clever, Sure-Fire for Any One who Wants another "Baby Mine." "ON A SUMMER NIGHT" A Clever Little Waltz Song by WILLIAMS and VAN ALSTYNE, and One of the Big Summer Hits. "MARIAR" (Clarice Vanco's Big Coon Sons Hit). "IF" I WERE ONLY YOU" (NA^altz Song). "MAUDIE" (March Song). "RAIVIBL.IIM' SAM" (Ooon Song). "NOBODY SEEMS TO LOVE IN/IE NOW" (Ballad). "SEMINOLE." "I FEEL SO LONELY." "I WANT SOME ONE TO CALL ME HONEY. "WONT YOU FON^lis- mp » ,,! NEIL O'BRIEN'S Two Clever Songs. O T X O ZS TO There are hundreds of more good songs, which space will not permit of mentioning. If yon have not selected your numbers for the coming season, We can truthfully say that we have a greater and more varied collection of song hits to ofi'er you than it has ever been our good fortune to be able to COME NOW AND Bands and Orchestras, if you haven't all these numbers in your library, call or send for them NOW. Professionals out of town send your route greatest instrumental catalog in the ' country, and CAN FILL YOUR ACT UP with any style of music, the Professional Dppartment, who will see that your every want is attended to. When in Chicago, call at Grand Opera House Building and see our JEROME H. -REMICK IT, Cxooutlve Office, IO Wltherell Street. JTOY 15; THE ITEW YOEK CLIPPER. KM JEROME * SCHWARTZ'S BIG ANNOUNCEMENT, MY IRISH MOLLY The Greatest Irish Song in the Country, a most worthy successor to their world-renowned "Bedelia." Blanche Ring introduced "Bedelia;" she also introduced "MY IRISH MOLLY 0," and we can truthfully say that there ftasn't been anything on the market since "Bedelia," that marks any com- parison to "MY IRISH MOLLY O." This is a cinch hit for almost any kind of an act and 'a positive encore winner. More comment would be superfluous. Professional Copies, Band and Orchestrations are Now Ready. "MY LADY OF KENTUCKY" A JEROME & SCHWARTZ Rural Ballad. ANOTHER JEROME & SCHWARTZ NOVELTY "MY IRISH INDIAN" A Clever Satire on the Indian Song Craze. JEROME & SCHWARTZ'S STORY COON SONG, "FAREWELL, MR, ABNER HEMINGWAY' 'P AND THE CLEVER COMIC SONG, 'Uft I lIHOflll THE MAN With a Jerome Laugh In every line and a Jingilne; Schwartz Melody. THE CATCHY WALTZ SONG, MR. LAWSOH TMB" BOSTON' 'DOWN IN THE SUBWAY' By JEROME and SCHWARTZ. And the AIR to this is GOOD! 99 TVIOOIVLIGHT a By NEIL MORET. The composer of "Hiawatha," a beautiful semi high-class serenade. Professional copies Just IsBued, and a wonderfully good song for a pretty number. We can recommend this to all good singers. "SOMBRERO" A Stirring Mexican Song. "BABE of the BUNGALOW" A jungle aong, par excellence. NICCOLINI" A comlo Italian song. This Is another "Good Bye, Fedora." "TENNESSEE" MAY IRWIN'S Hit In "Mrs. Black Is Back." A great Coon Song. "HUSH, HONEY, HUSH," * A BEAUTIFUL LULLABY. # This Is by GEORGE NICHOLS, who wrote "I Love You, Honey, Love You 'Deed I Do." 'THE: TROUBADOUR" (Song Successor to "The Gondolier"). 'ON A CROCODILE" (Bis «■* in "Olngaloe"). '\A/E PARTED BY TME RIVER, ORAOE AND I" (A Clevsr Rustlo Ballad). 'SAME OLD GIRL-" (Clever Soubretto Number). 'CEYLON." 'SWEETEST OIRL IN DIXIE." IF" I MAD A THOUSAND HEARTS." 'IN ZANZIBAR." BACK, BAOK 9 " BACK TO BALTIMORI > » you should not fail to call. We will be at your service, heart and soul, ready to play all day for you until you FIND JUST what you want, submit before. • * . AVOID T W E R U S M . list direct to New York office, aud your correspondence will have very prompt attention. Dumb acts of all kinds and description, remember we have the Managers and Performers, when in New York call at our office, 45 West 28 Ih St., and see our MR, MOSE GUMBLE, General Manager of MR. HOMER HOWARD ™ charge there. O O R R BC S F» O N D K N C BC TO «fc COMPA CHICAOO, Grand Opsrs House BuilcJIne. HOMER HOWARD, Manager. 530 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 15. SEW YOtiK ClTt. t llrvlow nnil Common! The holiest woalber »f the Summer prevailed during last week, awl as u coUsci|urnce Ik* Indoor uiuiise- uieut places suffered, while the open ulr re- sorts reaped ft luirvesl. Several of (lie o|ien local I bout res Indulged l« extra matinees i>n Hit- Fourth of July, mul while they drew good- imli'iimiKe, considering 1 he sensoo, Ihc out- of (own exodus based Hie railroad*, steam- boats mul other menus of transportation, and lefl comparatively few seekers of amuscmrn( In Hie ellv. The seaside resorts hull rernnl breaking crowds oil the iihIIhii'm birthday, mid the continued lint wenllier mndc Ihrlr business good for Hie rest of Hm week An Hie Ml f WIMU l Theatre the Adeliildc Kelm Slock I'd. opened July ."I, for Ihc week, prosi'lillng "Kust Lynne" This house dosed lis sciison ,K The continued ultra.:- t'oits for Ihc week ending July R were: "Lifting Ihe Mil" til. Hie Aerial (IaiuieNh, Sain Itcrimrd, In "The Itollleklng IJIrl," nt tlie Heralu Hqi-are: "PnnUiin"' at Ihc Lyric, "When Wo Are Forty-one" lit Wu»- TAlilA Ihaitu, "The llelr In the lloorah" nt tlie HlaMDX. mul band riiucerts lit Tbiihacb i!aiii>i-.n. Al rii'irriin's Fifth Avente, Piiih-tok's Fikty-kiuiitii Street and dm HUNDRED ANIl TWK.NTY-I'irrll Street The- atres, slock productions, wllh vmidevllle be- (Men acta, coutluiied Vnrlely cnler- talinucnt whb furnished nt the Victoria, 1'aramhk Hook Human, Keith's UMh Sut'Alli:. I'ltnlTOIl'S TWKNTV-TIIIRU Si HEKT, Tony Pastor's mul Lion Palace Hoof UAIl- tttN. - I'mctor's ■-- 1 r I > -.'l«lilli Mint Tlie- ulre (J. Austin Fvitos, general manager I.-- "A lloiunine of Coon Hollow" Ik Ihe imiKnel fur (lie eiirrenl week nl Mils house, mid despite I ho -sI/./.Hiik lo'ul. Ihe house wns well lllled .MiiihIh.y. .Inly 111. Agnes Scott. Id Ihe character of Ceurgla. (MM Id fur very many iiianlfosinlluns nf u|i|in>val for her clever illlcrprclulioit of Ihe role, .lumen Dtirkln wns ii iniinlv ltnlpli Miivkhniii. and was recog- lilzeil HM IiIk lli-sit en Inline hy liemty hand clappings. HoN'rt lingers whs good as Ihc licneriillv useful IteiniiK. The company, al- together, were well lllled In Die characters lliey port rayed. The oust In full was : Itemus, ItiMieii lingers: .Irnne lleehyuier. l,oiilsi: Mackintosh : .lured Fuller. Frank K. Jamc- miii : Ccorida, Aipics Seotl ; Dlngctics Sharp, Cbus. Arthur: Hnl|ih Murkliain. .lames 1>ii r- kln : Clyde Ilnrroil, Grace Heats; Philip Mauiv. Cm Unwell; Lcin Htockwoll, D»d*on Mtclu'll: Dinky. David Thompson ; "Cindy." Tessle Ferns. The (notion plctures.and views of travel were continued. Hiiildny's conoerls. .Iiilv II. enticed fnlr crowds. Next WMk, "I>r. .Inkyll and Mr. Hyde." \ lelnrln 'I' lieu I re mill Hoof liiirilou 1 1 Isinr llnuuui'i'sli'ln, ninliiiKcr). — The ln- irnao heat or Moiiduy. July HI, did nut deter tile iiHlial huge nudlenee from nss"iiilillnu here in Ihe Ihcntre ut the mnllnee, ami the runt' jjurilni. nt: nielli, xmih rrnwileil with iiuiiisi'im nt Mtm Thin fnct taicalM more I'loimcntly Hint written words eould do In lualne or the |ierformnnreK iilven hy Mnn- niiel' llnniniersiflii. Kwti durliiK thin tor- rid Summer weather, rnpnHlv liusliiess U still the rule. Aiiioiik the hold-over niini- Inirs the iIi'IiioiimiiiiI lulls o[ I lie Miucnnl Wlreleiw Teleciuiihy, hy Cupt. [llomn. la nt- tiuetlnir miieli Internal. Cnpl. Hlnom'a rabdelH arc cxmt rcplleiis of the hiHtriiments used In the kme dlatAiwe H.vnlem, and hla i'X|M>rliueuts me Intent.'lv liiten'Milnc. "The Girl from Coney Inland." whom nature lina endowed wllh a phenomenal inntrnllo alng- Iob vulee, Ik In her third week, and her aue- leas Ik very marked. Ilrnest llocun and his .Memphis SIiiiIcuIh eonlluue n si rmiK feature of the hill, 11 ml will likely remnlii here nil Snminer. Kossi, "I lie miishnl liorse," heeiin his sei-oml week 111 Aiiierien. He Is u mar. vet nf nuilne training. Willy Zllllllieriliilll, Hie Imiiei'Moiinlur. Is In Ills hisl week. The Magle Kettle showed Hut freaklKh ltoasl- hllllles of llqnlil air; Ihe Three Joaearya tiimhled expertly: Hill und Sylvhinl did aen- i.alliiuul hleyele riding: Mnenrt's inonkejs are In their seeoud Mieeeaaful week; In mid I'revoKl >nnsed i-nnra >f luiiglilcr In "lluinply llunips:" Ihe llengler Slstera danced grace- fully : Ihe deluil here of the Mlllmun Trlu, In n high wire net. '-rent ill favorahle cnlu- ment, and Ihe Uarea* and Gnrtelle 'I'rlo bkatrd Into favor. I'riii-lnr'ii T«eii«y-Milril Sire«>» Tlie- nlri- (J. Austin Kynea, geuernl manager).-- hiinii tVnlluee Hopper, who heads i|ie hill this week, reeelveit n hearty weleuine on July li>, ami her i-iipilviitliig. mnniier of rendering her songs enriieil hearty encores for her. Chiis, ijriipewln und Anna t'lmuce, fieah from slurring sueeesses, gut right hack Into the niche lliey Hindu fop Ihi'iiisnlves In vaude- ville long ngii, and Ihe lOllnoli' Slslers. Ivhu have also won proinlneiiee In rnmedy, gained heiirly laughs Willi their old lime ensc-. Kate Klliiore's eomeilv work never 1 1 res one, and will hear many repetitious. Tn-Tn, Ihe inys lerloiis mtislciuii. was a novelty In Hie full sense ni' ilinl word, unit duplicated I lie hll Ii rereutly made at nnolher illy house. The llsiiiernldii Sisters ami Ihe four I'lnwer (llrls ollereil (lieir novel singing and duuclng act, nud snireit a distinel success, while llurdliig ami Ah Shi. In their iiiiillul act. made a most agreenhle Iminessloii. .lames II. Cullen, "The Man I'roiii Hie Wesl." did clever work; Will Kegel's, cv|s'i'l lasso and lariat thrower, .otTeieil a novel nud elfecllve act. and .Mile. nll\e. In her clever and dainty Juggling, was a groul favorite. The mutton pictures con- tinue. Aerial loieilen (Klaw & Krlnuger, man- ngi'lsi. "1,11'llng Hie Mil" opened lis sixth ■rrtk. nud "Th* Whole lintiiai I'liuilly" us tlilnl week Julv in. Kay Teiaplelon played on Jul* In ihe idle for which she wns nrlg Imilly selei ten. Imt from Hie luterpretiitloii of which she Intel heen kept hy Illness, und received :i tilg iviepllnii. She appeared In lu- lu perr-ci health, und looked very much un- like n leienl vlellin of severe surgical operu- I loiis which ilu' wns repoiled to have mulct gtiiie. Miss Templetoii replaced Ctirlmic, nnil the force of her porsonul inagiiellsin mtiile It sol r felt fioiii her llrsi einriiiice. Sin- win: encored agnln ami ngaln after each intmlier. and proved Hint her sterling ipuil Mies n> 1111 entertainer have minVreil no sei- linek dining iter recent ntisenee front tlie singe. Julius Tiiiiuen imide his iistitil trt- nu-i'ilons hll with Ihe Imitations he presents mul Kitillr l.i'iiuaril. I.otils Harrison. Stella Mavhew. Maudi l.amlH'tt anil il liter ch'ver nienihers of Hie conipiiny were all suc- cesses, us of yore. Trrrin't- (iarden i Snessklnil k Ituhfetdl, MMfKi. Conleino leads u hand of thirty Hi.- of Hie hesi mush-Inns of the prize hand with which lie won many uicihils at ihe Wim-IiTx lull- SI. I.ollls. Car Ihe current Hck. 1 lie iiopiiliir present day tuiisl,. as well lis Ho- icM'ieil clnssh s will lie played ami sung l>< Contemn' .-. insliiimeniiill-is ami spe ■ ■':ill> engiigeil dingers. Ihe Sutiday nlglil prog'i annuel hinn over with novelties. Allinille tiiinlt'tt iW. Kramer's Sons, iitaiiagersi Then unit Cittiille l.a Jess, novel- iv ".iiiinasis ; Melillle and Conway. In .1 ■ „io, d.t iiivi'llio- ml tin' IT pin i,, lull it lill, !■ it III l» i ,1 ■ H.i.ile .Hoi lillllCil ,ll Ii il. initio: «« j" ^ ° u • J n tne Iatter »'^.^>;. o?_ the wire; Ward and ttoril ?£»'«X„t t V? nd of June. town ■denial Will W. J." or us he was known on the street, on tlie 'bidders ; Mr. Kenebel. clown : flowen and All. acrobats ; Heed and Shaw, gymaasls Mr. Itooney, Jockey : perform" melle, posturing : 1.0 Hoy a bars; Josh- Ashton. riding : Fveret l Iroupe ' ^ ■ , , st etson at the contortion; Krleschs dogs. Cbaineroys,, band "^'"^ *"■ ;?„,.„," friends. ■m tabSm? Gulh was very fond of mentioning the fact that he. and ie Vitnlon. "wns responsible for the. choice Of '.Mm - r.-„e.fi Trmiue O'Neill for '.Monte t'rlsto.' They were both ; Lverelt Iroupe ' , . . ... , h „ ,„.„ ,..,.. stetson at the lialanccrs; Ihe IMntz.'r~Trlo. Mr. Hill, on Ihe high wire, and the performing hears. IltiiiiiiT'iN I'.i.acii I'aiik.— The principal event of Ihe past week, itpurl from Ihe cele- bration of Independence Day. was the sue Kuwin S. HulNK. ii member af the Mom De Voss Co.. died ut a hospital In Ashland, Wis.. June :»>. after u four days' Illness, lie was scvcnlvelght years old and hud been ay are under way the reception of Pola Iji Follettf. (he daiigh- his freedom, ter of Gov. I.ii Follelle. of Wisconsin, who Is lo Is- adopted as the "Daughter of he llcglment." Arrangements are also being made hv Hie liners for Hie dun observance nt llu'lr Siemnrlal lhiy. which oi-eurs on the an- niversary of l'rcsldeut Kruger's deal It. July 17. ItitiniiTiiN lli;.v«:n JjCSK llAU. — BIB wii-k uf lOi "live May and J. W. Albaugh Jr., I'. Alllnl's monkevs. Hcrls-rt Lloyd. Frank Hush. Ijiiiiii Mllhird. the .luggllntr McBaaa, Collins and Ilnwley and Harry Cllfoll. 1'nKT Artiiik, at Manhattan Heacli. drew a Poiirlb of July crowd at 1'aln'a Fireworks show lliut wns the biggest on record. All Ibis week the police ile|sirlinent have special nights. The proceeds will be devoted lo Ihc benevolent filnd. Manhattan Hkacii Tiikatbk (Percy c. Williams, innnngerl. — 1)111 for week uf in: ltelbi Fox. Dlda. Sliean and Warren. Iledlnl nud Arthur, Waller C. Kelly. Masai and Mazett. the Mowatts, llallan Trio and Hie Yalto Duo. llr.NliKUSON'H MUSIC IIai.i.. Coney Island (P. B. Henderson k Co., managers I. Kill week of 10: Mrehan's dogs. Johnnie Carroll, Three Xavarros. Dora Pellatler, Hud Snyder, Ilemler and tlaiiiller, Clnnensn Urns., Hie Watermelon Trust. Swan and Itsnibnrd. Ml- lanl Trio. Marlon and I'rarl, De Haven, Lynn and Spencer, Jnck Thro Trlu, and Morion mul Diamond. MtiiiutsiiN's Thkatkk. Iloekaway Heaeh.— Illll for neck uf HI: Irene llentley. Henry K. DlXey and.cunipany. Itappo Slslers, (.'has. P. Seiu, ion. Ward and Curran, Mathews and Ashley and Hosinw. I'n.unKN Hcai'M Casino (Julia Grieves, niiinnger), which o|H*neil for (be seasnn July •J, lias been doing gotsl business. The al- tniclhui here la the Ciihlno (IihtbIIc F.x- Irnviiganxa Co.. under Hie direct Ion of Cairn." wllh Ihe following enst of principals: llucollc Hey. Mnt Kennedy: lley Hube Me- Gonlgle. I .on Miller: Patrick I^vi, Hilly W. Watson: Arthur Uayritm. Slieppard Camp; Count Money, Percy Walling : Counl Change, ii. K. Harris: Sportv Sam Sum, Jifmes How- aril: Film Plain. Harry Clark: Miss Tuttl Prul II, Nina Collins: Miss Absinthe Frappe. Llbbic Arnold llloudell : Miss Dine Denimlhe. Clara Cole: Miss Heme Dlctlne, Mildred Ilarrv : AIlM Hunter. Nellie Hcalty. NKW YDIIK CITY .lOTTIIVGJi. I'xaca tiik makackmknt of Ihe Kapha n Tlienlrlcal Syndicate, n vmidevllle enter- tainment will Is' glveu nn Die aflrrnoou ami evening of July "Jll. In behalf of Ihc orphan children of Japan. The theatre will be decorated with American and Japanese Hags and an elnbor Wi;siu:r. Pa Ihe season on July hippodrome and. Indian mngress are being given, inau. I also introdu At tiik "New York Plre Fighters" show llowery and Jones Walk. Coney Island, live men were severely burned July s. The In- J tired men were stationed In uue of Hie muses, nnd the finmes. Inslead of pouring mil of the window, were driven Into ibelr faces by it 'hack draft, and they were, burned about the fine und body mul Inhaled the lltiiiies. They were: Kruest Williams. Michael Clain-v. John F.gan and Henry Fitzgerald. The fifth man's mime was nut learned. They wen- tniiled by Dr. Hall, uf Sixteenth Street anil Surf Avenue, who happened to be In the. audience, and then went to tlie Coney Islam! Hospital. Dr. Clay, in charge, said dial llielr facilities were not adcoiiale to Deal the men, and (hey vent mi la (he Kings County Hos- pital, al Flnlhiish. PAW. Jack Hunavita, who has already had three npemllniis on Ihc nrni which Ittil- Jolix HowK. of lis! trio. Hove, Henry and Nick Glenn, musical performers, rommllled suicide !lt the Hotel Koi'lesciie. Atlantic City, N. J.. Julv V. by shooting himself. The trio had just 'closed their engagement (here, at the Carrlrk Theatre, xvltli loiumy Donnelly's Minstrels. Mas. Victoria uNkii,, foraierly an act- ress, wliose since name was Cassie AYalsli, died In San praailsm. QtL. JiilJ I. from consumption, aged furry years.. Her hus- band, James T. O'Xell. au ac(or, survives her. Aline Ounnuks, an actress, died July 7. at SI. Margarets. Kansas City, Mo., from the effects of a surgical operation. Wai.ti:ii Kittrkuiik. one of the most fa limns nf llu" old song composers of the coun- try, ami author of "Teutlue (in the old Camp Ground." d-ed July 8. at Manchester, V II. Hi -.::< !o:i n :-:'. World of puyer$, Notks raoji tiik Via Stock Co.. under Ihe management of K. O, Via. — We will take the road early hi September, presenting the following plays: "A Ktisslan Spy," "The tiambler's Daughler," Moth's "|{ast Lynue." "Jesse James," "Ills only Daughler," "The Country Homestead." "A True Kenlucklnn" and "The Colleen llttwn." Tln» nlstvc plays will ho elaborately staged, with special scenery, which Is now being painted nl Chi- cago. A specuil line uf paper will be carried Tor each bill. Our ad. la Tim Ut.u Hkliablk last week brought us over a hundred replies, and now we have every one under contract, wl(h several well known people In Ihe cast, (lur season opens Aup 'JH. at Clyffesldo Park, Ashland, Ky., with a tour of the litist (0 follow. NllTKS I'DOH TIIK (iKOBCIA llANrtUI Co. — We closed a suciessful engngeruent of elglil weeks at Santa Barbara, Car, June i!0, und ufter a few weeks. lay off will o|ien the regu- lar season Aug. 7. Miss Harper has become ii prime favorite nn the const. The company includes: .1. G. Iliirpcr und Joseph lx-tricK. proprietors: Leslie tllenu, business manager; Jay Van Clcve, advance : Thus. K Mac Don uln. SoK ltetiertsou, George llailcv, Sam Howard. Lynn Purden, 11. P. WTiltoker, Hnr- rli'l lliowne. Isnlicl MacDonald. Crace Fred- • ••leks. Knthleen MacDonald, Madge Worth, Georgia Harper and maid. 1>. E. Foukkstkb announces that he will ho\e turee musical attractions on Ibe road next nenson. Florence Hlndley. In the mu- sical 1'oniedy. "The Hellp of the West:" Yorke and Adams'. In "Bankers nad Brokers,' Edwin F. Ntxr.r.. comedian with the liunt lev Stock Co., also of the vaudeville team [ Ninct- nnd Nlner. has heeu confined In hli bed for Uie past four wwks with an uhs ( e5, en his side, but Is Hlowly recovering, m, physicians hojte lo havu lilm able to resume his duties In a week or so. Chas. T. FAUCI Con SOT Co. Notes — liusliiess s(lll rxmllnuei very good, consider- ing- the worm weather. At Wutrrtown. x \., we displayed the S. It. O. While pint' Ing nt Lnivville we had a beautiful drivV liclug guests of the local manager. '\i r ' Fales Is very busy getting his one night stand show In sliape. which takes the mm In August, and carries n band that will i* a great novelty fenture. IticiiAHD C. Mauixix. character comrdlsn wim last season played the (ltle role hi' •linclc SI llasklns." has been cngsged hy elms. Ijintb for lending comedy and spr- clallles uitli his Murray Comedy Co., at t.ui.. Park. Plttsburgr, and the No. 1 road com. pany next season. Amelia Gebjiain. w'doiv of Frank P. ih. r . main, will shortly return to the singe. nri rr an absence of three years. tjjm jjj Bill Posters. N'oTT.s pbom Local No. 33, Brooklyn.— At the last meeting of this local Uro. F'ovd Turner resigned the office of president on nccount of having: to go on the. road July ;. Hro Cbas. Alklns has been elected to th,. chair for the rest of 1'JOo. Everylblng Is fine, all the boya arc busy, some even doubling up. It keeps our business agent. Jlro. J. J. Williams, very busy. Scrretary Itert L. Unssell has moved to iluit Livingston Street, Hrooklyu. and would like lo bear from all members of this local that are on Ihe road. I/k-'ai. No. 20, Sioux City, la., would like lo hear from all brothers on the toad nt oacr. Address Frank Itcdden, secretary, care of Opera Saloon, Slou* City, la. The following Is the roster of advance car No. -, Frank A. Hohblns' New and (Dealest All Feature Shows: Chas. W. Colemau, man ager ; Lillian May Coleman, mailing rlerk ; Thos. B. Mullaney, boss bill poster; J. II. Wood, lithographer : Wni. Croup, banner agent; Oeo. (jllmore. Frank Smith, Jus. Dunn- hue, Kd. Mulvcy, Phil Gardner, Fred Carpen- ter, Peter Manor nnd Wm. Marsh, bill ikjsi era; Thos. (Pop! Carpen(er, rook: Chas. Cunningham, pur(er. This Is an all union car, wllh three executions, and the applies lions for cards have lteon made for those ei (•options, so in ii short time It will be a solid union car. We have encountered some opisi sitlon. but have won oii( "hands down." ('has. (Km) Koster. of luteal Xu. Hi. Dayton, O.. Is spending a few weeks In Phils- del'phla and New York, prior to his opening wllh one of Klaw * Krlanger's attractions. for next season. Martin S. Mili.kian. manager of car No. ". ljcmon Hros.' Circus, Informs us (bal so far the bovs on his car have had a very pleasant season. Followlug Is the roll call: Martin Mllllgsn. manager; ,1. Kellum, Ims* lilll poster: Kid Hardy, llthos: S. liryan, pm grnnimer Rnd pasle maker : K. S. King. P. Skluner, C. Cuff, Iv. Mullen and S. Hntes. bill posters. Mr. Mllllfniu lias signed lu go In advance uf the Crndoc Neville Co. nexl sea- son. This will make his second schsou with thnt company. Notes kbom Local. 1", Boston.— The bovs in Donnelly's Bill Posting shop have pu'rehased the yacht Josle. Wllllsra Pierce. Is?lng on experienced navigator and expert In ileep sea fishing, was elected raptaln "f (he crew. Tlie boys enjoyed a line sail Sun day down I ho harlstr, where Ihey were brought l» the very best fishing grounds In Massachusetts Bay. Chowder was served by "Pop" Guild that was IK for a king. Here was a pool made up for the lnrgcst tlsb mugtit nnd James Donnelly, one of the guests, won the pool, amounting to $47. GO. Every at- tention was paid to the comfort and ron- venlence of the Invited guests. Urn. M. Curtln 'ins Just relurned front n trip lo New- York on pleasure and business. Tom Lai feney Is looking out for Ibe billing- for th- Dower Itnce Track. Bro. Dave Grlftln his Joined Ihe Tremont Thealrc staff. Chas 1. l'crrv has won much praise fur the electrical poster display which can be seeu lu everv available spot In und out of Boston. new Plays, aim I ii nit uiiu uuuourn'.- mite, . _ . ~ m w \ ii t ■•.. -p--— ■ ate programme will be given. Hnd . Je?8 ' e M»e Hall, In "Ihe Street Singer." »k. Fori (ieorge, opem-d for „ J , A «- §• D MiTH .P,. has B| RP«d with "The July '.'. A Wild West Show. HaJah of Rhong Co.. (o play the leading „jd Indlnu congress arc being .lavenllt ride. "The Itaiah" Is the newest Nerointfs. the well known strong uiuslcnl elfnslon, now rehearsing In Chicago. general malinger of the park, and .. N "T'i N **••* tiik UeI'kw-Buuklttis Stock iKlucea his feats or strength. « ••.— flio following people have heen engaged for nexl season: Fannie Del'ew, Mollle Ben nelt. Muude Smit. Mabel Vales, Thomas L. Brower, Tlios. K. IvPow. loyal Ford. W. T. liuidette. C. II. Ilrten. Prof. A. J. fiiandiv, A. L. Fa be I and Master Itnsnlre Spcug'h. our tvpiTlury Includes: "A Homespun Heart, I'be .Minister's Sweethearts," "A( Pikes Peak.' "A Struggle lor Cold. Che Scorel Service Man," "When Wmneii l,ove." "An (proar. rile Newsboy," all of which tnive n heiiiitlful lln,' of plcloriul pnis-r. rmm Hie Nailoiial. Cn-vr. Jordan. Akcruiiiu-Oitlg. ley nnd I'lxxlul Printing companies. We will play only Ihe larger cities of (be Suiltheast, opening Hie season at Cluirlestoii. W. Vn.. An;. M. We will have complete scenic pro- ductions of Hal Held's "Homespun Ilenrt." Iv. II. F.ldoifs "At Pikes Peiik" ami "Miula- ler's Sweelhearts." and Wallcm 4 Andrews' "Sliuggle for tiold." The (line Is being lltnorr crushed Inst August, has la-en advised rap'oiy Idled by Messrs Klaw & Krlanger, Hint another opera I Ion will |>e nii-essarr. """ we look forward In a prns-pennts seasn't. This operallon Is oiiiisloneil by a liuimr J i alter Siictti.evvohtii hns Joined || lc Ar- wUlcli hns formed on the slump of Ihe arm. ""'d Slock 130. tor the Summer season, lie due In HM mlsplHcIng of a nerve end. "'I' 1 do leads and senleel heavii's. Commissioner Ke.vtimi. of the IN-part- AiNswiuntt Aiinolu. wan has Is-en pinv- lnenl of Licenses, anotincetl last week Hun "ig leads and heavies wllh Irving French he Intends to iiim|s'l the thciHrlciil ngeiils • *•■. under ma ■Mot of Mrs. Irving French. In Ibis rlljr (o lake nut III mil and nliey Ihc r " r pnat twelve weeks, will continue with It ri'g'ilulluns uf Ibe cmployiuent agency law. a • » MK'IKtiAM. Ceil ml llniilita. — Al Itaiuoiia Tbealre during Ihe rest of die Summer n'« S() i . The Fiiamc K. Lo.no Siock Co. closes Ha season of forty-eight weeks in Isnpeiulng, Mich., and II was the most profitable sea- son In (he history of (lie show. K, A. Dot« a. who lias been on the biisl lln elcio. Twentv llflb l-'yiies, g.'iiei mil in ic Al Praetor's line Hundred Mini Street Theaire iJ. Austin I manager! Franklrn Fyles' m- drniaa. "The (lovcrnor of Kentucky." was prcsenied to good sized audiences July in, considering ihe Inn wentlier. with es- celleni scenery nud slaije iBects, and cast lo Ihe fnli si icnglh of ihe most cii|ullilc coin- panv. 'I'lu» priNliicltoii Is n patent one. .Iniiies II ',VI|s„ii nnil lleiill Ice Muruau. lu (be IciuK. were alilv iissl^trd hv C A. Lesley. Sol Alkeii. 11,'lH'ri Hill. Mailillde llpsblin, Daisy l.ovcrhig. Ilnrold liarlsell. Ceoirrcy Stein. IKIiel Ciiiiriiy and Helen Triney. The vniidevllle offers Arniitita nnd lturke. and motion pictures. Mi Tiail'oi is lim e d fir the veas,,ii M. mul Will rco|iel> -lis. in Aoe I . lOrlu Slalr. maimger) week of July II: »«■» staff or Ihe Uayiuoiid ultractlons, for Loitiia Itrclianv. Ihe Four Fords. Zon Mill- the iiast three vcars. has sigucil for ttext'-sea- Ihews. J. II. Miirllui. ttt F. lirynard anil *« *IHi D. H. Levis, la msnngi' one of Wabtuns and Tekla. his •( uncle Jaah Sprin-eby" companies. teiiiEiiuv's Pavii ion iCbss. Coilfrov. nixll- IvCNEST l,\MSi,\ will mil Is' seeu in tils agon.- Week of !': Ii —urn and Kellev. "wn play, "Tola' lloxle." next Season, but Muiilcv and Marshall, loin Marshall, .lack J vl " couiliiiie hi tin; [inn he is tiuw playlug Syiuotitls und Wolf and Zardella. »i "Ihe llelr lo the lloorah." at the Hud- son Theatre. New York. Joe H(-|.i.im:i:i:. leud-r of Ilurk's "Uncle lom's Cabin" bund, will close his cngsge- menr soon to ninnnge his own show. Jimmie Mil.t.iiiAN, a vniidevllle perform- Harry F.. Mi-K':e. conK-dlnn with the Fer- er whose unme in private life was James r,s Stock Co.. at Omaha, has been engaged Miformack. died at Hurley, Wis.. June 30, ". v Burgess k Woodward for the Woodward *-—■ Di'MTiis in 'nit: ritoi r.ssiox. ic i,,,i. i \ H week ii ml ihe has hriutglit beaches. ■ 1 1 i.i ,-ttl'l\ p. in el I re mc ml e 1 1 s wciiter *«( llli' ple-,,'lll cti'Wils lo i,-i reek lln from consiimpllon. aged tony-three years, lie was born In Ireland, and came to tbls cuitlilrv In IHSI. lie was nt one lime Ihe partner of Jack OTtrlcn. (he team playing as MulHgan nnd n'llrlen. and for live years l:e winked with Ills wife. Ltllc Mack, wlni died nlmut » year nge 'I'be remains were lalrrrrd ky lae F. i>. K.. '-'IT. In (heir plot at Hurley. Wis. Ill- father, mot her. slslcr and brotlirr survive lilm. Henry IvTTLINo. nged tlfly-slx years, was found dead In his iimto on Third Slrcet, St. l.nilK Mn.. Thiirsihiy. June 'J'.'. II. Is believed I till be Inol lii-oll dead -eler.ll llat- llf l.-lle >, il- III- hot lii'l'll oi.ll.il,; 111 tin' pr.uiil. .' ill-Ill. 1 bill was well known to old lime v.irlcll people. Ilrtvlllg Ims.|i a s.','lie shifter ill Ibe ob| ilnvs. al Deagle A Marlins ( n tlctles, on Market Street, St Louis. Mock l il. which will opeu the new $100,000 lliirwuod Theatre on Aug. 27. Ibe lineal slock house In the West. Notes from the Thome Druuiallc Co. — cur loisliicss Is exeellent iint.withstandlng rant, heal and opposition. We ure packing Ihe leal lo Hie doors. We luive Ja-t pur- ili.i.-eil a line new piano from a. Ciilitmhiii. (>.. pbiiiu i-oiiipiiny. and II Is • diuiilv. We are iiegoiiadug (or a private palace car, and expect (o be comfortably settled In It In .t week of two. Our tent ts ll»hted with elec- tricity. We curry mir own plant. Ivor. I!ii«.k- ipiiiui-li and wife lime hi My luliied ii-. tiiel o,,r • i.uipauv is now „ n o M t lie m i..iigcst and bed equipped sompanlen nu the road Tin: (»i.n Hi insi.c b, a Verr wel- • I'liie weekly ilsllor. mid (be idiosi never has fallwl lo walk. ••VoiiiiK Unffalo, Klugc of tUe Wild Weal," Chos. 11. Blaney's four act melodrama, mu acted for the first time on any stage at mo- ney's Theatre, Monday afternoon, May 1j- In the storv. Lord Blufflngtou. a 'prospector, tries to defraud his partner, itnudolpb Mov tou, a New Vork banker; of the Golden Nag get Mire by declaring it worthlesa. and offer Ing to buy It for a paltry svp. When tlie hanker goes to the mine and discovers its real value, and ulso Hie villainy ut his part ner. he threatens trouble, bul Is Lii'irdercd by Yellow Face, an Indlun ally of Blnmugtuii. The responsibility of the crime Is placed en Ihe shoulders of Jack Morlou. the bankers sun. who hud qimrrcled with his fulher Just before the latlor's death, but. t hunks •• Young Bttffnlo. the sheriff of Angel s (.uUU. he Is given his freedom. Later. Hlulhugioii ugnln tries lo faHten crime upon J uo t ullu * c ,L; son by robbing the bank, of which the young man hud charge. But oueo more bis plans nre frustrated, this, time by the opportune arrival of Wild Nell, ihc alster (if >oiini. Buffulo. Thwarted at nil points, Hhiulngtun. to obtalu his end. klduaps Kate Morlou. Ibe banker's daughter, nud Ihc sweetheart . Young BitiTulo. The gill Is carried Ion r.u ■ road tower lu l'nro Cnnou, where Hltttnm, n tbrealcns lo do nwny wl(h her by dynnmltii g ihe place. At Ibis Juncture. Young Ban"" arrives wilb aid. Two heroic Cbluaunn mount the telegraph wires, form a uiirna chain and rescue the heroine lis the t'urtai falls. Illtifflnglon's villainy Is brought '-■ llcbl In the Inst net, when, after Ugh tun. a duel wKb Younit Buffalo, he Is overpowcrea mid caplured, with bis ally. Yellow, rare. The Indian confesses to Blufllustoii s in- lnluy, clearing Jack Morion of the mttrdcr charge, and, as they nre handed over to i" authorities, Young Buffalo celebrates tbi ol caslon hy marrylug Kute Morton, i he ra»> • Young Biiffulo, l'hlllp Urcw : Jack Morlou. Harold I.u Coslu: Judge Grltt. John l^i " ■ Yellow Face, Hurry Ilumuicll : Lord Bl in luglon, (Jeo. B. Miller : Two Lung, 1- ' " bcrl: One LunK. II. Herbert: t-HltiB •; K' «. Hcrltert: Ulsck Canon l*e(e, Fred 1 resto . Wild ICyed Charlie. Kdward liuclinnan . llntchel Face Ala-, J. Simpson: V/;*'™' "' . Woolfolk: Huln In the Face, J. McClarren. Horse Juke, -M. Madden; Montatiu Jack' • Moore; New- York Harry, T. Kel y ; AlabJuiii Tim. T. Roberts : Ariiona. J. Cuslck : ""rticj. Joe Ward ; Randolph Morton. Joe BL * «*»• Kate Morton. Lucille ferine: Wild 1 ■«'; Vivian Prescott : Mrs. Miles McCarty, Magg 1 ' Meredith. "The Grent Adventurer," A plav. lu Hve periods, by t.'hannlng I'" 11 '".'' was Klveu lis Hrst production on any s »e . April 'Jl, al tltc Park Theatre, t'lillade pi J. hy ThoiniiK K. Shea and company. u f u " a scries of Ubleiiux or hUlontal eplso- - wl(h Napoleon Boonpurte as the ngin Illustrated, it la Impossible to IP™*" .oil Uln- without repealing fnmlllnr h, 11 "";:; Tlie live perlmii. covering " i-irt>( lime, and willuuii i.oaiiecl int H» show Naiwleon as Ceneral, tiverthiowing J»J feelile lllreel.irv. lime 17MI : N'apnlcon, J ' Consul, thwarllng (he mlisplrnlors .f" r . '" Uoyallst party, lime, May, 18U0 ; Napol< ou ' JULY 15. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 531 tiie Victor, at the Rattle of Mnrengn. time June 1800: Xapoleou, the Emperor, show- ing ill'' rusting off of Josephine, time. 1811. aud Napoleon, tbe Vanquished, viewing the fntoful defeat at Waterloo, time. June, 1815. The cast : Klral period — Joseph Foucbe, John !•• oilier t : I'resldent de Under, Frank U. liarlen : Napoleoo, Thomas E. Shea. Second r j u( ] — Mnfabrn, Prank 0. Darleu : Joseph Koucho John E. Glllert ; Minister Talleyrand, Jimes J. Cnssndy : Bourrlenne, Hobert Lee ; General Lannca, Spencer Charters: lleurl, Herbert Miller : Duchess Gulclie, Alice En- dress; Madame Josephine. Eugenln Curtis; >'aiwleon. Thomas E. Shea. Third period — Ceueral Melas, Crank It. Dniicn : Colonel Uruuer. Frank Lniighlln: XlUn. .Thomas El- bins ' Napoleon, Thoinns E. Shea. Fourth is-rlud — Ouke Cudore. Irving Southard; How- ertenne. Hobert Lee; Minister r'ouehe, John E Gilbert: Prince Eugene. Jiinies J. CBssudy : Madame Hecaniler, Emma Sulsbury : Empress Josephine, Eugenia Curtis : Napoleon, Thomas E Shea- Fifth period — Marshal Soitlt, Spen- cer Charters : SJartdinl Ney, Hubert I.ee; .Na- poleon, Thomas E. Shea. "The Wanderer," A comedv operetto. In two acts, book by F. J. l'almer and score by II. M. Staton, had Its nr«t production uu any stage at the Chest- u i) t Street Theatre. Philadelphia. May l. r >. by a company uader the management of Frank Howe Jr. The story: Zachary Joues, an elder of the Mormon Church, belni; unable to pay a certain debt to a friend named smith, agrees to marry bis twelve daughters to Anthony Smith, the friend's sou. Ills thirteenth daughter, Irene, considered a hoo- doo. Is not mentioned In the agreement. Tuny Smith inu relation to the other Smiths), being captured by the vlgllants, aud In evi- dent danger of being strung up. Is rescued by- Elder Jones under the mlsuprehensloii that he Is the Anthony Smith destined to whole- tale marriage. Tony, who Is merely a tramp, tees no way out of his dilemma. Anthony Smith arrives and Immediately falls in love with Irene, and doesn't want the other twelve daughters. Learning of the error In Ideutlty, be bribes Touy to go ahead with the mar- riage In order lo relieve him of the obligation and permit him to have his Irene. In the meantime Tony has cup- tured tbe heart of Augellne, nn antiquated maiden with $30,000 In her owu right. This state of affairs leads to many complications and considerable misunderstanding; but the tirrivBl of Major George Gray, of the U. S. Army, Just us the marriage Is about to be performed, with orders from the Government forbidding plural marriages, cheeks the MB- uatlsfactory arrangements and permits An- thony Smith and Irene to become one. aud also enables Augellne lo secure Tony Smith, ber last chauce. The cast. : Anthony Smith, Melville Stewart : Zitchary Jones, Kreil Wayne ; James Young. John Moose: George Gray, Rob- ert Dunbar; Bill Stubbs, Christian Alwurlh : Irene Jones, Amelia Stones ; Angellue, Ada Lewis: Helen Jones, Jane Van der Zee; l'ricllla Jones. Xlna Itnudall : Kate Jones, Emma Moiey : Itulh Joues, Mary Bertram ; Elite Joues, Jack Uoutn-cil ; Xaoml Jonas, Celene Kirk ; Hester Jones, Louise Meyer ; Alice Joues, Sylvia Lisle ; Euiellue Joues, Fern De Soto : Jenie Jones, Zanla Chester ; Mary Jones. Fanchon Houlon ; Peggy Joues, Louise Meyer; Miriam, Gertrude Clemens; Estelle, Ethel Soutbgate: Fay, Anils Al- wortb ; Sarah. Sylvia Carroll ; Ollle, I.eon- tlne Kadstoue : Agues, Miss Parker ; Leigh, Miss Bures, aud Touy Smith, Charles E. Grapewlu. "The WllKult- II UK," A musical fairy extravaganza, In a prologue and two acts and an epilogue, adapted for tbe stage l.y L. Frank Iiuum, from his fairy took, entitled "Tbe Marvelous Land of (I/.. ' with music by Frederic Cuapln, was orig- inally produced June 13. at Davidson's The- atre. Milwaukee. The story of tbe piece concerns the strange happenings aud ad- ventures of the VVoggle Bug, Jack Pumpkin- head, the Animated Sawliorse, Tip, the Cnmp nnd their associates. These charac- ters are familiar to everyone who has rend Air. Hanoi's "Slarvelous Laud of On." In presenting n fantastic ;ule such as this be- fore tbe Footlights It Is absolutely necessary to make It as attractive to both the eye unit a Hosb," In oue art. Cnpy- oue net. Copy- righted by Alice M. Bailey. "Hkr counoy VlsiTon, In •In tub Aiitist's Stiiui>," in one act. Copyrighted by It. Henton. "KlXil Tim< Tun.'' •.•atiiwn," Copyrighted Copyrighted hy Gwfd Johns! oue. "Tun Livixn Fan," Iu one act. Copy- righted by the Hints Publishing and Supply Co. "Miss YViniuiiivk," In two acts. Copy- righted by t'hnppel & Co. "A Pictciik n* lumnM," In one act. CopcrlBhteil bv Hobert Stoddnr, "A StiATTitRKii ItiKAl.," In one net. Copy- righted by Max Gloss. "Btoxii, FlKK." Copyrighted by «.'. K. Harrison. "Tub Si;biiaiiiii.bk," In four acts. Copy- righted by Cl. V. lienn. "SLKErr Hoi.uiw." Copyright eil hy A. H. Tafft. •'Tim Smithy," In one act. Copyrighted by Hubert South. "Towx Ham. To-Xiiiht," In one net. Copy- righted by Will M. Cressey. "Ai.ciiiiiiirs," In seven tableaux. Copy- righted hy M. Cue und E. Pulrlz. •Tiir CAitttiAiiK in Waitinii." In one act. Copyrighted by Grace B. Delunej. ' "LE Cimi'lN," In three nets. Copyrighted by Henri Keruul. "Dick axo BUR," In one net. Copyrighled ky L. Rohr. "Tim Di.Ri.." Copyrighted by II. Lavedan. "Kim.i," lu three acts. Copji-lghted by J. Hinckley. "Kl.AMtNfj Eyrs," In one net. Copyrighted by John T. Prince Jr. "Okkkh ok Goi.ii," In four acts. Copy- righted by I". Lessen. "John T. Maiiiiieaij," in one act. Copy- righted by L. Ruhr. "The Lund of Uiot." Copyrighted by R J. Uardensldre and W. C. Morton. "SlAnri-HKH asp Hki.bna." In Hire acta. Copyrighted by M. R. Doaue. "Monby is Tin: Riser ok Evil,." Copy- righted by B. KUng. "A NlUIIT IN lIlllN hy James C. Walsh "Tin: Nixh of Spadks," In one act. Copy- righled bv Edith Sessions. "Tin: I'U'KR'm Pay." In nno not. Copy- righled by Samuel French. "Tin: Pminch of Timbiicktoo,'' In tlirat acls. Copyrighted by S. P. Davl. "Tub I'noMoTott.' Copyrighted hy Hen Blow. "A Runaway Hoy," In four acts. Copy- righled hy Mux II. Myers. TttAi'H," hi one net. Copyrighted by J. It. Alford. Tint Wixf. Ikbt Maauink." In four acts. Copyrighted by F. SumiDcrltel. "THE AuiiilcANH," In Ihrro acts. Copy- righted by !■: Eisner. '•Ancioi.ina Uf tub Gashkn." In two sets. Copyrighted by C. Y'redenberg, •' 'Ctioss Lots." In three nets. Copyright- ed by It. M. Sprerrv. "Dfhtinv." In live oris. Copyrighted by L. II. Halghl. "Tut.: Evp of Ills lloi'E," lu three acts. Copyrighted by C. M. Hyskell. 'THE Enkjiv's Dauhhtrk." Copyrighled by Maiy l.ucklnud. ••Kaiiii Matiibii," lu five nets. Copyright- by M. I) Flattery. "Tin: IIai-i-ibst Day." In two sets. Copy- righted hy Edward Holtwood. • Hawtiioi-ak, V. H. A." Copyrighted by J. 11. Fugnu. "How Wu.MF.N Lovr.," In three acts. Copy- righted l.y .1 P. Gallagher. •A KnxTtv.-KY Rum a no:." Copyrighted by John I In Huron. "Lai y Jimhimib'k SJtiiatrov," In one act. Copyrighted hy II. Ileaton. ".VA.'.-r.-y Ei.i.as," In one net. Copyright- ed by Y. V.. Woods nnd N. K. WnodH. "A NaI'oi.win in TguWIC." In four acts. Copyrighted hy J. YVedeklud. "AN fll.o Vasb." Copyrighted by E. II. tln-rliunn. "i'Biii-r V. IHncb, thr Book Amsxt," In one n<-t Copyrighted by .loliu T. l-'are. "TUB l'llOFRMSOK's MoTHKH-I.\-l,AW," 111 one net. Copyrighted hy C. Itoduiond. "HfllAr. TRM'PlfONR Gossif US TltK WtXI't C'lgiMir." In two acts. Cony rigli led liy V. YV. Hepperl. "Stop Timer," In one act. Copyrighled by E. Hay 'Actions tiik Dkap Link," In one act. Copy- Copyrlghled by S. M. Young. "Tub Ai.tiirhs Laihrs." In one act, righted by F. McCuiloiigb. •'ADBIRNNE," In one act. Copyrighted hy U. h. Cooke. "The Designers," In three acts. Copyright- ed br the Touring Syndicate. "KnoM the Depths." Copyrighted by E. 8. Hopkins Jr. "Goodwin hrt," In one act. Copyrighted by Miss II I. Barrett. "The Great I am," In two acls. Copy- righted by Edward Morau and Will Hecluu. Wwtku tirirK-.u Novelty Performer; must change for one week. No bunt*, ti.nui »al- srr to right parly. Teal .Show; »ta\ ut bent hotels; play good towns; lung season and good treat- ment: must Join nt uin-e. Add. Dr. It. F. Christy, Rlrlilinul Centre. Kli -hlsud Co.. Wis. ARItlAI. KIGCINU. Foot Rerolre~auil shoTi KOKSAI.E; iii-ni complete Juggling Act. -Loop Ihe Loup." una liuup lliilsli, I7\'jlli.,ilri-ilrup. ward- robe, mcehiiulcHl effects, ex, , I'HANK L1IUAR. Downer's Grove. III. CltAS. l>KKI.k»li,sCKSICAUIIST.7.vnii7t of the lastri-ir. for !.'■ proiluci lulls tor Mm timer Snow's stock Collin. II.- Is talent cit mid pnuluctil results thiit woiiiii do cndit to any puiutvr on 207 HAV iTJd ST., Ilatli Beach, N. V, canvas. "IINCLK BOOKKH," ravorlte i rtuiner wllh ludles and cliiiilrcit, can lie i-tigugeil lur twenty minutes or whole evening: l.uoti lu-iiuilful progrummi-s luriiishi-il (renal each perfuniunce Address ull letters to F II. HAWKINS, Ji He Kuvnn Courl, Kluilin sli, llrooklyu, New Vork. WAMTRD, for JOBS i'. HAHItlS'Hlil SIIO\V\ Hill Posters, Lithographers, also com! circus Cook, (loodwnges. JOHN P. IIAHKIS. Jnlyll. New Oxford, !•».; 14. McSherrystoiru, Pa.: U, t.lttlesti i wii, I'll.; I i, K niiiielshnr g, Mil. WAXTKD-,1 V.tCNIHO TUTAKK NUVIKQ IMCI'IKKS: also FILMS mill SONG Sl.lliKH. lv 11. Uai-FEK JR.. Petersburg. V». 1VANTKD, Attrnclloiis on perrcuingr. lliree ■lays' oiitdnor tCuriilvul). July :ti. Aug. I. 2. Add. M. U DK'I.AS'II, ss Vine S i ree l, West la nil. Muss . SKKTCHF.S, Travesties. Iiurlesi|iics.elc,. writ- ten to order. I f itruish uul\ the best original work. JOS. K KH8 II AW. Sin liiiiiniivvoc.il St., I'ldla., Pa. ATTENTION ! OVKIl 100 HKls UF SOVt; M.ILIKI, KIIOM SIIIO AN» l'I» l>KII MET. ALSO THE LATEST HITS: Good Bye, Sweet Marie. Violette. Heet He Down at Lnaa, Lena. Vnil ,-,U Ollivi. ut S'.UH Per Set .-Colored). Films from -.' cents per toot aud up. w rite ror July Lists. 138 K. I lib sin, TKL. JtM-URAII, 1,-W.Tf., F¥e\v Vork. FOR LEASE, FARCE IN 2 ACTS. s People. Miignulcciit Hut- of specliil paper. A mire niuiicy getter. Address for liiirllculiirs I.'I'I.IIANE, CIIACK A WKSTON'S Hooking EAi'lmiige, tm U70 Ilioailwav.N.V City. HOIIKIt, It K 1. 1 A II Lb: ItSICIAW. IIIRahl. TUBA, For MAORAY'8 EOROPBtN 0IR0OS. Telegraph ANDREW MAt'KAV, per ro ute. WANTED QUICK, PERFORMERS OF ALL KIND, FOR MKHICINI-: CO. Say It you play organ. Week alunds; live at hotels. Nuine luwt-at In llrst latter. UOOH CANVAS MAN, ivrlle. MANAGER JIKUil.'LNE CO., I'r lceliuig, laHi'ktwiin nti C o., Pa. A oompItbnt" Hand and Orchestra Director (Violin mid l'liinol, UEslRRH I'EltAIANKNT Location in livk uitv- omr reiiuhie man- ugera. r'HANK I*, ATllKlt'lON, Leister House, iliinilugiliiii, I'einia. vir ant »"Jo", Two Acrobatic Kids, one for alniiglit, oue lur comedv; n eight, 7J lo luu pounds. Address _ UIIKKNVIL1.K, can. or i: 1,1 l-l'Hlt Gillto, Warn, mm m-i±r?i HuhIcuI Ad: prefer one plnyltig light ptirtH or double lu buml 'M weuks' eiigMgvinonl. Alberto, writ*; J. HgtltfltK, ess. L ak e, Minn, THE NEW OPERA HOUSE . Will Uu c It sooner or Inter, why not try It now? Y'unr money back If mi"iitlsfn Circus, Hjrlc Park, K. Y., July Vl\ Nyack. N. Y., July 17: Milton, N. Y., July 13; Cornwall. S- '•• July 14; Central Valley, N. V., Julv IS. Pennaticiil address, MEDINA, N. Y., H"N '-■ \A/ A im t E D AGENT AT LIBERTY. References. Ilarii worker. Strlrlly sota>r. Can roiilo and lunik. W. I t. OKOKtiK, l.iinal'ark.t'o iiey Island, N. Y. NET WANTED, 12.30ft, aFTrfxIon. Hemp Sol, In perfect coDdlllou. Address II. A. S1IACL1*. Roo m 1, 13.-S Hrnartwa y. Now York. Til PilKIl VOUSC WOMAN WANTED. Chauce 1 AIiljillBly ror clever Amaleur. liiusl liavo |«« lo Invest; Souiirettes, Leads nrUeiwra). Co. nil organized: open Auc 7. Suuiiiierrcsnft.ilienroiid. Address JACK UROCH.I'.en.DrL.WHIIamsport, I'ii. Police Patrol Two Step Hit. (2c. postage.) Two encores «nre. Orcliestr. Iree. KHKTSUAK.4IS K. Iftlli St., N. Y. ITCHING RECTAL DISEASES CU IHBTArTT MFL1KF. 8*ni I huim fer (rial ul»» la pliia itipfir. Iti IIM, ntliitlpklft, ' r*. Ghas. K. Ghamplin Stock Co., YOING. HANDSOME WOUAX. lor Finn Line of Helvlca aud Bceond Ihwiness; YOUNG REPERTOIRE COMEDIAN and CLEVER SOI'RRETTE. with Speclallles. Long, plrasant engagctnent to the tigM people. Slale salary, lull particulars and scud photos Emma and Frank Fev. write. CHAM. K. CHAMP1.1S, lied Bunh. H^ BARD BROTHERS A goial lop Mounter who Is able to do hand to hand lutlanclng. Must tiuve good appearance. welRM not over 11* lbs., anil noi under Hi years of age. Can also place lwo goisl Aerial liar Performer* » l once, (lood salary lo rigid parlies. Slale full particular-.. Address care WIM.IAM MORRIS, n W. aatli SI., lirw York Clly. REPERTOIRE COMEDIAN SPECIALTY, FIRST CLASS. Oilier Uselul People with Al « ardrol>e. addre.-s 8ETH A. ARNOLD, Roth Moore Stock Co., Stfre, Pa._ QUICK! MUSICIANS OF ALL KINDS Prefer organl/.M Hand of 111 plrrra Iwate In |mik lailaare of Kuminer. Make **» low, iis you get It here. Address ell her G. ALBERT I'F.NNKY. Mgr. lieiiwlck Park Theatre, or , Jt It. L. POST, Gen. Mgr., Ithaca Street K. «■ to. > JULY 15. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 533 SOKTG BOOKS. The BEST, the BIGGEST, the FLASHIEST, and Sell on Sight Always. CONTAINING the SEASON'S BIG HITS. Keep a little Cosy Corner in Your Heart For Mo, My Ouiding Star, Tm Going to Meet Birdie To-Night, I Novor Meant to Hurt You So, Longing for You, I Love You Oirllo Hut I Don't Know why, Itont Be 80 Mean, I Wants to Pick a Bone With You, All Is Well, Jennie Dear; Farewell, Soldier Boy; The Bong Birds Are Singing of You, Tommy, Tho Faoo In the Firelight, What a the Matter with Sarah? Daisy, Jasper, Don't You Hear Me Calling You; If Dreams Were Only True, At Night, Billy McNeil for Mine, Nobody But You, Mj Bashful Moon, By the Watermelon Vine, Lindy Lou; Remember, Sweetheart, Remember; Sylvie, She Waits by the Deep Blue 80a, Where tho Dreamy Suwanee Flows, Under tho Banana Trco and twenty-flve other songs, one full piece of music on Teddy Roosevelt up to date, Recitations, Jokes and Monologues. t)ar ntnek hnnkn for I.M),,-(iil hmjiiii Lorn I.nii.c, illo 10*13, tMJU per 100, or ,10,011 per 1,«JIM). We mulce gprclnl cover or lomimny hanks In ten dnyi trom i.irlr.t of order ong l»ook letter gluing full liifnrmatinii on aong book matter.. Send 10c. In .taraua to nay po.taae. Orilera flllen an iluy receiver! tor irtork book.. Ho bonk, .nil C, <>. I) _.. ._. __. A. LONDON P>UB. OO., 718 Willow S*., Phllad We pnlilleh ap to date Clown Bong and Joke Book., .lie mil, 80c. per 100, or t7.no per 1,000. oar iong Bend for .amnl.a and Iphla, F=«. AT LIBERTY, FOR FAROE COMEDY OR BURLESQUE, CARR and JORDAN, In a new travesty bjCH AS. IIORWITZ. Alio a new PARTNER that makes rood In her singing as well an acting. Nis« JORDAN Is a never ingenue UEU. H. CARR can play anything excopttiraw and sings fairly well. Per. ad., M »'. UM STRUCT M.Y.CITV. Wee* of July 17, Old Orchard, Me.; 24. Lincoln Park, New Bedford, Muss. SID BAXTER, Aerial 'Cyclist, ASSISTED BY V Big Success at Keith's $1,000,000 Theatr B08T0N IIKRALD: BOSTON fJI.OBB: Kclih'a Theatre — Sid Baxter gave one of the best exhibitions nf iilcyclc riding on a slack wire seen horo in years Keith's Theatre — Sid Baxter prcsenlcd a very clever exhibi- tion of slack wire uulcvcic and bicycle riding and juggling. i, Boston, Last Week. BOSTON TOST: Keith's Theatre— Shi Baxter gave one nf the best exhibitions on the slack wire seen hero for many a day. seen iiuru m jw". uiljlic i tuiiig hiiu juggling. many a aay. NEXT WEEK, KEITHS UNION SQUARE THEATRE, NEW YORK CITY. Invito offers from managers or llrst class road companies. W'c both do small pails and Miss Sontliwlck will work In chorus. Address care of NEW YORK CLIPPER. Permanent address, 241 E. 13th St., care of HIiHXETT, New York Cltv, 107 Consecutive Successful Week 107 MIST CL4SS PIANIST, Bale Preferred; il SINGING AID DANCING SPECIALTY TEA! (Ian and Woman), to also Play Parts. Dramatic People In all lines write. Good wardrobe indispensable. Mt'ST give age, size, experience, lowest salary and RECKNT photo first letter nr will nol be considered- "It makes no difference what ynti WERE, It's what you arc today." Address SIOUX FALLS, SOffTII DAKOTA, week July W4& THE SHOW WITH A CARLOAD OP SPECIAL SCENERY. WilVPrn Thoroughly reliable Dramatic Tcoplc hi all lines, H/l "D T /"YTTTG TYP A IV Tf ailillU, ,i support the TALENTED ROMANTIC ACTOR, IMXt. ll\J\J lO 1/JoAJ.l In a series of successful Metropolitan productions, handsome leading lady, second woman, char, woman. Ingenue and comedian, both must doltrst class up to date specialties islntinc and dancing preferred). Tall, handsome, heavy man, Jnv. man to sing illustrated songs (one with Rdlson machine preferred), char, man, manage stage (not direct), gen. biz. ami utility men. Al carpenter and prop-. man. first class agent, bus. mgr., pianist (male), sight reader and arranger. All MUST have elegant wardrobe and be lliuronghly competent. Explain all llrst letter. Send photos, will lie returned. Sea- son opens Tyler, Tex., Aug. 14. Rehearsals same place, July 31. Address LOUIS DEAN, P. O. Rox J«, Tyler, Texas. Would like to hear from L. D. Ellsworth, Francis Plerlot and others who have heeu associated with me before. STERLING'S UNCLE TOM'S CABIN CO., For Summer and Winter season, MAN FOR MARKS, ACTORS WHO DOUBLE BRASS, MUSICIANS OF ALL KINDS, especially Baritone Player, quick. NOVELTY FOR STREET PARADE, TWO COLORED WOMEN. Musi he Oood Singers and Dancers. CANDY STAND TO RENT. Address MRS. IDA WASHBURN, Southuld, L. I., 12; Crccnport 13, Southampton 14, Sag Harbor 16. For DE ALVA'S COLLEGE GIRLS, Ladles that, can Double In Rand and Orchestra; those that can do turn on stage preferred. Lady Contortionist, Jugglers, Wire Walkers, Acrobats, Sister Team; In fact, any Oood Lady Act. Show opens Oct. 1 at Owcu Sound, Out.. Canada. Would like to hear from Small Lady Band. Address DR. E. H. DE ALVA, Owen Mound, Canada, WHO WANTS AN AGENT? {"SSSS] REPERTOIRE COMPANY PREFERRED. SOBER. : 15 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. : RELIABLE. One who delivers ihe goods and gets there In every particular, from A In /. and does business In « business way six days a week. CONTRACTOR, PHUIiHAMMEK. LITHOdltAPHKlt. DILI. POSTER. Address HARRY G. ALGER. 2168 Lexington Ave., New Yolk City. TO COMPLETE COMPANY, LEADINC MAN, CHARACTER MAN, CHARACTER WOMAN, PIANO PLAYER. No lime lo dicker. TIM LEAVENS. Trcmont Hotel, Marlnotlc, Wis. A FUNNIE COMEDIAN. A CLEVER SOUDRETTE. JOHN" and ALICE McDO WELL This Week, Collins' Garden, Cnliiinliu-., Ohio. HARRY-' THB CROSBYS SWEET SINGERS, GRACEFUL DANCERS. -OMA. WAN X ED, SHOW PROPERTY. One 60 or 70ft. Hnggage Car; also fiOfl. Finis, R. R. Baggage Wagons, Ticket Wagons, Parade Wagons, Baggage Hurnes. Camels, Cages and Animals. Ponies. Miniature Cares. Al'tilKTOS JONES, CDLK A RoilKliR' RAILROAD SHOWS, rulaski, Va., July 15; Marlon, Va., July 17; Rmal Retreat, Va., July 1H; Bristol, Tcnn., July lo. WANTED, TO JOIN AT ONCE, Good Silent Act. COOD MCSICAL ACT that can plav piano or organ. "Hicr Good, Useful People: must change for a week. Write all quick and be readv to Join. THOS. P. KK LLKY, Sherbrookc, IJucbcc, Canada. Cardboard and Cylinder Organs, Suitable ^nr merry KorinmK. street parade, arcade, dancing halls, etc. Address L. IIERNI, 1230 1232 First Ave., New Yolk. WAWPPII ''or Company No. 2. All 'Round " ail * ■"'•••comedian. Teams and other use- ful people who can make good. Sure inoner. male lowest. Join on wire. W.A.J. MILI .KIt.llin.KVlllo, Mo nroe Co., Ohio. Wanted" Med. Performers No has been*. Mention lowest salary. Wusl Join 'lulck. COLUMBIA MED. CO., Carlhage, Ind. Theatre Lease and Fixtures t'HKAl' IIKNT. lioort, live Ion. Reason for selling, other business. Thirty thousand lo draw from. If von menu business wrlto II. CHRISTY, Ottumwii. Iowa. I*. S. — titled Exhibition Model lOdlsuii Marhlue, used three months In house, for suit'. tJyod as new. WANTED, FOR HARRINGTON'S PAVILION THEATRE. REPF.RTOIRE PEOPLE IN ALL LINES. MI'SICIaNS, Rand and Orchestra. Address SHELBl'lIN, Ind. AT LIBERTY, CORNET, II. and <>.; BAND LEADER. Absolutely «obrr and rellnMe. em* . L. .STKVKNS, Montello. WK WANTED, PERFORMERS FOR MEDICINE CO., t'rider rnnvns: wit, sleep cm lot. Tell It nil tlrsl letter. SIHtc :i|;e. Scott Hull. wrlltf. Address L>r. John L'. l-'oje, Xorliorue, Mo. PACKS. THE' NEW PER COPY. Madison's Budget No. 10 Ready Aug. 6 or sooner. Send your order now Bnd gel one of the llrst copies. The best BUDGET I ever Issued, and that means a whole lot. Address L,. J. K. IIKII., 11(11 3d Are,, N. Y. (Agent ,tl>r Jnnim iimilmn). WANTED, MUSICIANS Tulia, Trap Drummer, clown anil Concert People. Address SUN IIKt)THKHS,a3< Sumjjill St., Toledo, 1 1. LYCEUM COMEDY CO. Repertoire People, Heavy Man to direct, Al Spe- cialty Team, man with Moving Picture Machine, Actors doubling hrasa. Can use lew more Fair dates in Ohio and Kentucky. AUS. EVANS, ■tOKMiirkrt St., Portsmouth, O. HALF SHEET HANGERS AND WINDOW CARDS, $5.00 For First 100. Made direct from photo, Including crops lining, A superior and artistic piece of paper, which mnst be seen to be appreciated. Full sl/c samples and price list, 10c. OTTAWA P HOTO URAVURE CO., Ottawa , Illinois . SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW. WORKING WORLD And .itiier DndMU. liARUK MKCHAMCAI. MOVIXti NOVKLTIKS. UiMteat lnnwltig Alt nut Ions FJvcr Seen in this c-i>mtiiiiult y. Sell or ttcnt. SI. .lANDOItl', •Jill Went liStk Street, 3CsW York. AT LIBERTY, VIOLET BALL HEAVIES AND CHARACTERS. Responsible managers only. Address Wa K. MA IN ST .. LIMA. O HIO. W A IM T E D To double Hand and Orchestra. Other Musicians, write; those doubling Stage given preference . (I. C. iJCY, (iarrcti, Ind. WANTED, REPERTOIRE PEOPLE All Lines. Carpenter for Parte. JACK IU1EFKLEH, Appleton, Wia. Man Willi Machine anil Font tire Films, .juvenile Woman, Gen. Bus. Haa (mull and wife preferred). Those doubling brass and doing specialties givon preference. Will buy band uniforms If a bargain. Co. opens last of August. Address THE BOWMAN CO.. hoc Hampshire St., Quliivy, III. SCENERY TRUNK SCKNKKY A SPECIALTY, DANIKI.K NTl l>IOH, CHICAGO, •M CHICACO OI'KIIA HOUSK. WANTED, I'd 17 I t\Vi ' UL'iUIIV ■* FOR LONC SEASON, MUSICIANS AND 10 NIGHT PEOPLE, Ad dress _i_-_ M - WWBT& ('"., I'ana, Hl.|| DIE-CUT COUPON TICKETS I, "'ik neater, heller printed, handled earner, taken faster with less chance of error lhan •ny others over made. Snuiplfs lortlic asking. DIEPBESS CO., 37 Bill 81, Cazenovia, H, T. WANTED, Slertopticon and Moving Picture MACHINES: also Song Slides and Lecliiro Sets. Give full particulars and lowest cash prlre. RICHARDS A IIIIICH, 4:11 Wet Michigan Strrel, Diilut h, Minn. COMPLETE OUTFlHor Japanese Ball Same, 3 tables, 30 balls and 1,100 articles for (DO. Japan- ese novelties and high grade goods stillablc for ball game prizes. Send for catalogue. JAPANK.se TRADING CO.. 9H William St., New Tork. 'WAJVI'ISjO, Oood. Clean Attractions For Town ot 2,000. House seals 400 people. Address THE ARMORY, Klngwoorl. W. Va. Lady Musicians Wanted al Once. — Clarionet. Il««s Flute ami lht"s Uriiiiiiner. IHhfrs, wrlle. A.l.lr*--- Al'lle Allele lie Itoul, Leader I.siIIcn' (Ii- chi-itra. ob nil Atlantic Hotel, Atlantic i.ltr. \. J. in lenglh" H tier Sears, set Scenery I by lS.Calc two star Light, all for H2V NFABIT SCUV1LLE, ML Cleiilttii, Mich. THE INIMITABLE DROLL COMEDIAN, NED NYE AMI TIIH MISSES D'ARVILLE, TIIK UKFABAI>LKLK1> l>V.\ miist .rlcRaniir ri|iilppetl iiiimIIcIiih . nn nitlli. Write or wire, I'HKNOMKrVAI. K IIAUM, nr TIIK lillKAT A NSKLMi:. Cllnnin, Inwii. JANKMVIIiKK, wia.. WANTED, WEST SIDE THEATRE, High Class Vaudeville Acts. HBAKI.V OPKNH ALU. II, WANT BIG FEATURE OPENING WEEK AND LATER. Thin Is not a ten edit hiiime. tlNK SHOW A NHIIIT. NnlhliiR !<>(> K«oil. Him armilM llirco week* ror IMJOU At.TS. AiIiIi-chh tl.AUKNli; III llllli K, i1Ii«iiii«i%i. TIIK IllOAI. 1KINII KNTKUTAIIVKI18, and In their NOW Act, entitled HUMAN NATIHIIC, liy ItOIIT. I.KAI.ANII, Anllmr »r Hit I'iiIiiI Hln A VKW PttNITIVK MMNl I.AKHV HAtlllAirrr, llin real IrlHliinan hy imini' anil imliiri'. A IIti IhIhiI fliiiiii'r ajul numlcr nf (hi iniirh Atiiiai'il Irlxri rlniriirin. MAHIK I.H ChAlll, urivnrnl hihimhiskh pilnrlpnl Willi II. 0. Wlilliiey'H Hlmw tllrl anil l»le nf Hnlce. Vnlic,iip|ii'arani'i' ni'i iitiliny n» it'n»i n> Hie imn, OI'KN KOK I.MMK1IIATK TIMK AND I.ATKII, silrlrem II Mil AJJl C f Kinl I.K t'l.Allt, Owe nf ,1 IIIIDMK II. IlKMICK, Ahnti' I'liliihliiirn. Ili'lrnlt, Mlnli. WANTED.FORTEXAS BILL WILD WEST, Cowboys, Fancy Ropers, Trick Riders, and any Act suitable for Wild West. Mini Join on rci:elpl of wire. Ilelliiftuin, IV. Vh., July 15; Klklnn IT. W. I'. MDNTUHMKHV, Mummer. WH. ARTO » DELMAY i DOT For ivinilliRHnminn, In their Krrcnlrlr. Cnmeilr Ar.l, eiitltleil IHlW WOOI.ll ynr I. IKK TO HE TflR I MI'IHK, liiiiiiilii.. , ltiit IMni-iiiK. A'T'iliHtli: Ki'HN nnil HiirlrKi|iie lliixltia. Iimii plHV purN. We I'lono In one. Andrei* nil llrm rlnanaKctiti nr por. BililrenH, iii;nl AVK., BBW HIKK OITY. Burk's Uncle Tom's Cabin oood bano l.kade:r, To ilnulile OruhCKlra; Two llnnd Alms, loiloulile Hecnnil Vlnlln »r Ki.ikc; Mini fur Murks ami llcarnn, Muti (nr Tnnt. St. (,'lnlr ami l.iRrri 1 . All iiiiihi In; unher anil (Hpnlile; nil men double Bund. Stale what you uan flu unit litweit nnlnry. Blinw riini yenr aniuml. UwH iihih. Iut.it treatment. AddrenH V. K. Ill, V Kill. K. Oiiinliii, \«li. HK-EMIAUEI) APTKIl Til K Fl IIHT "lit l«IIT KOH T it'll WIHM AT W K «T MIDK I'MtK. Ml.'fttIK, IV'II. Will' I THE GROWN PRINCE OP THE NOTSLTT WORLD, AMERICA'S l.KAIUNO W»V HI, TV .ll'Oril.F.II. Ill Miiri'elntiH K<| ii.-ihm) r irnt lit? iin.l Fllrli |4«M, lleflneil Jui'ltlff.i. I'er. mill., I'nre nr N, V. OI.IITEIl. r.iiii*, jiiunvin, 1111. win i IfllLLtn bhllO. OlliLK LU. ,„ ,„,,„„. MaebitlMiivM M*b>miea. In nil Hlie.4. Spe A tew Aetorn wlin Pan dnulile liatul. letter. Slww openn e«rly In auhiisI. Aiidnns M1LL.EK BROS., No. ■I:J0 Tlllnl Kl., l-'nrt rHuill.i.n, low a. (liven iiriifiTonee. MiihU-iiI Teiiiu iliat enn plnypnttn. "Piyynur nwn. Tell nil tlr«t 534 THE 3STEW YOBE CLIPPEB. i July 15. Clipper Post Office. Kell, J. W. Kershaw, Harry Kiilp. Q. K. Kins. .Turk Kauniierer. ' Henry Kales bn». Karma's, Tile In order to avoid mistake, and to luiorr the iininuit delivery i»l the letter. adverti.ed I., till. MM. an envelope plainly addrc.aed Wit JP Kenedy. 0™rge •ent Tor each letter, and a **»"!". Klnrlc * order tor the letter, .Isned with the full name and addreta and the line of bu.lne.a followed by the leader, moat also be enclosed. Please- mention Ibe date (or num- ber) of THE CLIPPER In which tha letter, aent for were advertl.ed, LADIES' LIST. nieninore T .. > 1 1 1 < • I V n 1 1 1 . Mattle ' Lillian Auif-ti. Mb* Anflln Ma ll e t. ! Aniolill Virginia Abbott Cirri rude Abbolt, Annie M Amoio-i Cliarliitl Adams, llerlle Adflf. Mllf- Avolo, Jenny AHpu, Violet Bamtn, llmts , Ttnnlcll. Lilly Baker. Mule llryunt, l-'lun-nc Burton Mrs. A. II niirclmni Lillian Broun Henrietta lirookM. Jc.m HrltlaDll. Alice lilakc. Marina Baker, Mary Berla. Violet Baker. Mm. ft. Betiimort AI1114 Beard, Veslu ISurUnk. Aloud llergiere Valerl Brandon. May Bloke, Marlon Correa. Marietta CnulowMe Sisters Carter, Cora R Cotton Co.Jeaatc Clo^e. Uerlha M Carroll. Annie Clttnlwlck, linn Childress Muyn.| flltfln, II (iraham. Mm. R. L. • Uncivil. Elxlo illl.li> Sisters Ornery. Belle deary, I'nnlhte Hill, Florence Uii) i«. I'nttiiTli Hull. Klhel R. flmiter, Cnrrle Hiilmu'notl Alia llunhiKI'iii Sisters Hailley. Milan Hyde. Kiln Ilsyilen, Nellie llllli in. I.lllliin Huavey Mrs.CI.W 'i(eiir'). Louise M al u m , .Mm. J. V. illirl. . I'll U- Holmes. Calherlni lolnie*. Mar Hutklns. Verm Hiirrourt, Daisy Jeffeison. Myra JcnlllllL'S. Alice Kejly Mm- ■■ T. Keyword). Jun> I.uhk. I.llllau . Lev, Mm. J. l.niuHa, Marie- Lr>, Lillian iLevy, Louise 1 Cardownlc. "1* Boy, tlreta Louise Lnwrenre Clstlln Sisters Fnb.lt Carney, 1'attl Cole, I. IIII11 M Dale. Vlolrt Dalian. Aila Haviou. Edna Dwyer Urs.K.E Dumnnt. Sylvlu Ue Holland. V.- telle Deane. Amy De I'ontas. Mac Deere. Ui.de Dunhnr, Ethel DcVernon Huby Davenport l-'.dli.l Davis. Laura DrtHtt. Lillian noit. not Davis. Ib-sslc « Desmond. Lillian Kftelle. Katellf Fran*, May Finery, Resale Ellsworth. Margaret F.acoiiun.ulii. Km Erwootl. Until rillmote, Nellie k'oi. Dottle- Ktmike. Mny Fouler, May Olliuore. Marie Gsrrlly Slaters r.lni'.ett, Miss Guiding. I'enrl Granville MI1111I Graham Mrs. II Leslie, Rosaliel Levy, Mm. J. 'ee, Marion La 1 ne II. (Ill's h' eJlolne.' 01.111)? Luwteucc. Mnrtlia l.e»ter HnM i listen. Balay Lli'lncstou. Fr mlU l-orlng. Francis l.tlMnsku. Dolure- Leslie. Klsu .nne. Clara LuSvlpbe. Mine. l-tnKHi. Male Mack. Wlllu Murphy, Mra.M. Mueller. Mmt McProinl. Laura Murray. Klliabrtli M. Mrrtle. Helen M allium! BensK Maniilujc. Nellie MolUtte. MI««C MelroRe. Nellie Murtln Hliinelie kleVleker, Allci Jluitliu. . 1.11111 i.e nn> Martello. HOie Mm— li. Lillian Slarlanil, lune Morrlaon Hlnneli iKCabe, Helen .Mite, Llnileii Newell. Norton. Mm, XorwOfNl. Suianne Newell, Allle iJXileu. Helen Pronipln, I. aura Palmer. t.'athryn H. Panon Sisters aimer, Feral Peinre, Mela lerioii, Anna . Iiawy, Alice Palmer Katli. R Rolli. Krue«tlr(e Ruaaell, R-tlier Ram»ey. I.llllun lleeee. I^nlle Bona. Alice' niilgiedy Nellie rtiimlnll. l'lnrn RamMy, May llniuwy. Mny Itooney. Julia Ronh, Delln Bay, Hintun Ro>'k, Kiln iortimla. Alice Stephens Mrs.l'. Htevenn, (lertruJ Slilmun. Klin SnTllle, Alice Huvllle. Stella St. Qatlen l'lnrn BMr. Dnt Klonn. Ulanclie fharron. Itene ."Ippley. Fanny Steven?. FMna Bemiler, (iraee Plewart. Wlnlfreil Sanforil. I.tnule Ci. Stone, r.iinile Stc|ilieiin. Mm. Paul Smith. Delle 'I'liomson l.ivinu Turer. Clara I'eiiney, Ida A. •I'aylnr, Be.«*lc 1'aaquay. Km Turner. Clara Van Leer. May Van H111 1 n Cora Willis. Sniiiiiue Walsh, Mm' Wilbur, Italic Wlbnli. Mi'. Majjr F. Wiilfkln. Lucy Whltealilei) Ktliel W.vls Mrs. L F. T. YYuwl. J ill I J A. Wheeler. Henrietta Wclsch, Kilnii Wulle. Kitty W'oolfuril. Allle WrlRlil. Alba 1! Walton. Helen Wnahhiim Rose Tale, May Vueca, Mme. Vouuge, lCtlielyn I'rhan Co. I.lvlnicnon & Montroae Leo. Frank l.nvnek. G. F. l/)Tre. C. C. l.n.l.l.. F. La 'laire. GeorRe Lurch. Freil l.lvll.K'li.ii. Mnrrj I.yofK, Jacqnea I. owe, C. C. I.avlne it Lennanl leu. l'lill lie Clair, Harry Lawrence, U I.vnfh, Dick l.ynfh, (Ireat Leiivltt. Jack l,e.i. I.uiiIk r* Clair. Will La lleane Hnrry l.tiun-nee, Bob I. n Mack, Harry Li Mtirr. Harry l.ntny. Joe Lowry, M. A. I^lny, W. H. feTltt. Joe Leslie, Frank I.avlne. Artbnr l.loyu, Herbert l.ock.iye, Juaies l.fiHue. U.S. (tk; LpRne, Waller i^wik. j. y. l-eajtue. Jnmen IjiSlie. II. l^atltt, II. H. Lynch. Kelivanl I aeey. Charles Millar, C. C. C. Murphy. J- T. Mnrphv. Bert Mitchell. Htlre Mnrrhy Timothy Mcl.eiul. Amly Mnrtlne Brne. Mack. Bob M11rt.hr fcllrowu Mel'nrlanil & • Murray Mann, Danny Meti. i: A. Manluey, Alex. Muiiroe & Hall McClnre Danny Morila Muh. Co. Ml linn, Jnxepli McCny i KnlirUt MeNuit Trlu Mulilea. J. W. Maililov. Dick MennliiK. Ralph Ktrouse, MlTTllli. Prur. • Harry JleCnll Trio Merrill. S. P. Mclioeeuey. Drub) MoiHtsellu. Al Moutiioiaery W. J. McAnallan loe Niiavut *M"ii A(Nessen Neft*. Jolui Norton, John Ovemtreel, J.M. oils. c. w. (livens. William O'Donnell. (lias Olcott. .1. V, Owens. T. K. O'Rourkr. Will Otierle. Tlmuiaa Oconal, Fsir.le Oram A Oram Peterson (lustav I'rokop. C. A. Horace Ihey will Rlort to build one of Hie orgeat Uairyer, gulncy and most Handsome theatres. In (nnatla. Shelly ' Hclwre Stuart ( Slutk, Smith Sulouiou Suckaye. Schroeiler Suae •WISCO'SIN". IVI)I\N K. t'enitleten. J.fl. ; Paris. Lionel Price. V. L. Prair.pin Harry . rice. KiWIe Prevost, Howard Price. J. U. Pblllliis. C. »■. Pelton. C Prove. F.rneat Pelta. F. M. Potter It Hariwdl Fowler William Pauline. T. R. Frailer. K. S. Parkem, The Pevenr. T. F. Piilram, W. S. Phelps. O. k Minnie nrker. F.. W. rioiieiirr * BelHMinl nose. Jack Ray. Fred Rollhw. W. I.. Reno ft Suiltb lie .1. Johnny llobblna P.*. Jr. Ik -.71-11. W. G. Ttenaettn. J. S. r.tissell& D.wib.u Rockwell J. C. Rose. Harry Konulnc Charle< Roxlhos. Ttie -. DeMutt An Ilium Diuiknr. 11. J. Dlckemnll J. A. D'Alvlucs. The DeSlielley. Will IV V urn. Marsh Di'ventairt. CM. D.ifn.v. J. J. DeUnsn. William Diiunvtin. J. It llavls. A. I-'. Dmifnrlh & llrucc Dliiinonil. Jim De Limit, U. W Deluaire. Ulllv Aaron, Harry Allen. J. M. Algal). Wllllaui Atloius. F-- D. Armstrong. Doc Aiiblle ft Leslie Anderson, Call Ausklngs. ■ Clarence Ahenru. V. ft J. Alvoia. Dn-iil Acker 4 lllhlny All, Mr. shle Ai-iiniii. mny Alischotl. '*- J- Alll'll. P. M. Avolos Mllslcill Ailler. ClitirU>» Alesmider rVHc Ainii-tiiniu P. J. Arthur. Juliu Alser. P. »)•• Adams. K. It. Alll, I'.'l'lle Ahltif. Clinrles Altlo. Mr. Aheurii. I'hurli's Austin, Harry Ultnu, Clrcita Belli. i.l. II. W, Baldwin llnriuy Itlllliis. Hurry Ilrouks. Wllllniu Berule. Lmrla Bent ley. Priiuk Bailey *_ . Fletcher llni-ilh-k. K. I,. Bliss. Sam Bl-outie. Whlsl- IIiik Tisn Bush ft (iiu-diiii Ill-own. II. M. Ilrouks. Hi- .'l-e Hurry ft llnrdoi lhil.lniii. Wall, lliiruess, Nell lleinaill. Jnsct Hoiul. Harry llnlei . I amis Barrjst Hulvers llrvuii. T. It. linker, Wunl Birch. John llilslol, W. M. Biimii. J. ■'. llurke ft I. .Iti-a" Bailey. Will Burt. W. P. Belckerl. Herm Hrlulley, Ihirld Bicketl Family Busk. .Ins. F. Becks, Alfred Banks. J. O. Burl. Frank llttiwu. Ailelnbl Bubhlna. J. It. lluaey. F. W. Branl. I'reil Banavtt.Miiiiiuier Bnrtsiur. Hurry lUnlaii. Arthur ft Mi hire. I lteeiiier. Wuller Hell. M. I.. link. II. I,. Rates, lxintu Brooks .V Younit Puller, Hurl Bowers, iMw-irl Fiisto, Mr. Brltlnlne, l.lhliy Fonl. C Pi Craig. O. I. Friend. Fred Ciiiinuu. Bert jl'iillner. 1 Cabry. V. U. ll'nnl. Mr. Dunlmr. Atvtiie llennlmis. Lewi* nrvw. Shliii-y ' QrUhn, Uenld Oorinait, 3. P. tiarr.elln Robert Qodley, Jlui Coins, (bis niyiiduu. W. II Onrrlson, J. & Kill Oaciiou. Bert llrob. Kddle T. r.ivcii. J. K. Oreeuway, HI liim.lMln. Harry aintlstniie. I'unl (liliutiie, Harney tlnlirauu. Tony iiiiiH-ri. !•:. flrnnt. C. W. ilrnhaiii. J. K. (■ recti. Iti-ii l:lm 111 Grnii.ulu. Heir H ust Iliac. Mr. Iluiviiril (balancer) llnlleu. Pltd Hurt. Wllllutu lliuitsluiier J.C. Holinuii. Barry lluuies ft Lewis 1 1 on I. C. T. Hill. Mr ft Mm. W. D. Ilnniia. Joseph Harvey, Chic lluyiunii. Joe lliniter. S. V. HiiwMI, W. J. Zirlitio. Mt. K. Sherman. I. O Sullivan. Tony St. Beluio J. tines Stockilale. Carl Stuckwell Kddle BEE NOTICE AT HEAD OF LIST I at » > . CANADA. Morgan. Lou Mnntou. Kevltl Mi.relt. J. U. Mooney, J. Men-Ill. Aislrey Triisilell. II. it. Thompson. B.C. " lioians. J ' B. Iravem. Roland Nat, W. A. Taylor. J. II. Tapley. Ou« laalun. Al Vernon. Carl Vioihn. Charles Voelkel ft Solan Villtsne. Carl YinieT. V. A. Vanlelles Frank Voiilcllo ft NI11.1 Van Dleck. A.F. Vlnleu. \*x Wataon. C. B. Warner. Will Willis. Tusmine Willie ft Larkin Wbllehlll. W. i: Walah. Will Wblteatde. Walkvr While ft Aahmun supported. Ward. Harry Whltelsw. Arlb. Wlecel. Fred iV.i .... Al Woo. '.*. James Wasliburn. B.M. Wilson. O. II. Williams Duo Wlli.n. Mr. Word. B. C. Williams Foster Williams ft Stevens Williams. F. B. Wlw hermaii. W. F. Weston. A'. H. vrvniond. H. O. Wlbnn. T. L. Wallace. V. K. Whitehead Joe Wilson. Mr. Wniiltira. Cllnl- Weston, Tom Wert7 ft Jiiiltr» Wbl|e. Clayton Wllrav. Sam Wesner. William Wbalau. W. M. Williams. Watts. <:. a. Malcom Weaver. Oeorite VounR. DeWItt S VmtiK. Ollle Zecb, t.'.irtli. Zera. Prof. business 2-.". Vaudeville G, and "Sapbo 8. hy the Donna Troy Co La Crowae. — At tne JJi immami" mnoir. Others were- Vllehott V«^ i B "' J (W. V. (law. .manager) the .Temple ttoek ™» 'f- ,« h J™ ™S,' *' l g« "™* « ■ » vr*.m wuwunii ••»>»« Mma> mxu uiffhly COBJplr' Hamilton — At Sherman Park Theatre, " J°2?' —Uarnnra & Bailey's Circus drew "iSfi? hy the local newspapers for the George H. Summers and a capable comp.ny , m ^- c^rls ?t both perfoi-mances July Quall, ' r of a ttractions he has been giving. have begun a Summer seaBOn. and are doling Q .... l-Vrsil Bros." Curnlval Co. comes * l>ere for week of 10, und flenUy Bros." Dog good business. They nave produced "The I'rodlgol Sou" and "Parish Priest/' and will i^ p ' nT Show Is billed for 1 offer, week of 10, "A Gambler s Wife.' The Cheat Mcnuv Shows appeared at Britannia Park week of 3, and were well MINNESOTA. 4a » MISSOURI. NEW JERSEY. Knnsa. City At Forest Tark (George Sellluger. manager) last week's business was big. - The Fourth saw great crowds out. The 81. Paul — At Jbe Metropolitan Opm House (L X. Scott, manager) the Metropob tnii I'lnyers had good business and pleased. In "The Girl 1 Left Behind Me," week of July 2. Week of fl, "Christopher Jr." Obpheum (John C. Kane, manager).— Business was very satisfactory week of 3. A Untitle City At the Savoy Theatre dhy.nr act of •'King and Queen, the "A rablan x e w people for week of 10: Zeno, Leooi and horses, was held over for the second week. Mmi I^on HIckards. Anna (ionnon. Pral In Hopkins' Theatre the acts were: Mme. KogBj chaa. I^degar, Myrtle F^watds. Jack SiapolTskl. Pierce and Roslyn. Heeley and Rolierts, with Edison's motion picture. Meeley. Rolls and \ on Kaufman, and the Those holding over are: Belle Le Isle, Jwale blograph. with new moving pictures. In the Bennett. Henrietta Roberts. Theresa Keum Tea Gardeu the Ilungaruin Orchestra and j^ Harrison. Sadie .Manning. Bonn'- he Peerless guartette were pleasing. This yonnie. Jack O'Toole, Xellle Atherton and Montreal. — At Ihe Academy of Mits'c (H. C. Kgertun, manager) Kugenle Blair utnl compnuy will utn-u a abort season, be- ginning July 10. First week's hills ere: "The Second Mrs. Tnuqiierny" and "I'uder Two Flags." nunc Fiiaxc.us (F. Hnworth. mana- ger).— The French Stock Co. (La Troupe Caieneiive) closed Its stason with "La HI 11 In I'ntle," to good business. .1 and week. Tiikatuk Rovai. (F. W. I.e Clair, mana- ger). — The I.'ini Clayton Stock Co. contluucs to tin good business, und played "The Plung- er" !t-K. ■ li.iii.li HI" 10-l.V SutiMKit 1'viiK (l.avlgin> A l.njole, mnnn- gers). — The park attracted big crowds dur- ing the past week to see Bessie Phillips, the Four Avulos, I'luiuda-lliila, Madame Ciapu- relll, I'rof. Herbert, Vnlntore Sisters, Mnymn lteinlngtnn r.ml ph'kauluules, the Klsuers, Mniliiini' t'itipuri'lll. ItivKiiHitiK I'.itiK (Al. K. Bond, manager). — The park Is doing a good business, large crowds being attracted h.v Ibe toboggan slide. The nttrnetliuiH for the week of July :i were : The llradfurds, tha Original Boot- black Qnnrtette. the (Ireat Kldrldge, Miss l-lininii Wright, J. G. Irwin uud Ihe blusctitie. (Fred K Moore, manager) "Simple Slmou Simple" remains for week of July 10, after a good opening week. Lew Dockstadet-'s Minstrels are announced for week of IT. Youmo's I'iek Theatre (W. E. Shackel- ford, manager). — "The Knickerbocker Girl" had good patronage week of X Week or 11). "The Little Host." "The Xlgbt of the Fourth" IT and week. Stixpiechasi: riEtt (Giles W. Clements, manager). — Excellent houses rule. Good, big hills of vaudeville are the attraction. Dotlk'k Theatre (Frank Guldle, mana- ger). — The same excellent patronage con- tinues. For week of 1(1: Quigg. Edwards and Nlekerson. Mile. Sousa. assisted by Harry Sloan : Milton and Maude Wood, Laurence Alberta and Lulu Wulfken, the Sisters Wake- Held, the Zoeller Trio, the Great Xello. as- sisted by Madame Nello : Xellle Sylvester. Paddy Miles and Bessie Xltrain, Bell and Richards. Harry K. Bnker nnd De Ssles Shields. Blllv Hart and Emma Weston. Haley Dnwion and Mae - Booth, Ruby Hart, Jen- nings and Renfrew, Tat Conroy and James Mack. Phillips and Merrltt, Minnie Drelier, Gilbert Sisters, the Great Trarllla Troupe and James Crockett and Chas. Goldie. GrvKHNATon'K TiiKiraK (Sidney Fern, manager). — Business is of a high standord. For week of 10: Lalell Brothers, M. C. Berg. Wenyer and Jones, Tnlcycle Trio. Franklyn and Hlntt, Bernard Sisters, La Toy Broth- ers, Shields and Gall, Marie Glrard, Gregory and Boyle. Francis and Wood, the Mar- tiuands, Louisa (.ussier, Mlllorshlp Sisters, Toledo and f.e Baron. Garrick Theatre. — For week of 10, Met- ropolitan Juvenile Opera Co. a Xewnrk. — At Proctor's Xewark Theatre (J. Austin Fyncs, general managen bill week of July 10 : Robert T. Haines and Co.. in sketch : Joe F.I Musto. Itose Xnvnnn's birds. Jack and Jill Co.. Searl and Violet Allen, Mills and Morris, Ha (Irnnnoit. Three Hickman llros. and motion pictures. Electric Tarr (C. A. Dttnlap. general manager).— Rill week of 10: Healev Sisters, Hilly Cole. Charles and Catherine tllbson. Amy Butler. Sharp Bros.. Emily Nice. Archer Bros, nnd the cinematograph. Samuel S. Clark baa resigned as cnsltler at Electric Park, aud has lieen engaged ns advertising agent for the Stephens &. Condlt Excursion Co. Mr. Clark Is doing the billing for the excursion boat Mottewin. which runs dally between Newark nnd Coney Island nnd Ilnck- nwny Beach. Notes. — The vaudeville enlertnlnment In the (lermntt Village nt Electric Park Is strengthened very materially by the presenca of the Wnldmttun Opera House Orchestra, uuder Ibe Ohio direction of the veteran the . week Chas. Fitzgerald, in bis high diving T re ne Powers. specialty, will be the outside attraction, and la the theatre West and Van Slclen. McCue and Cablll. De Ouzo Bros, and La Veen and Cross will be the new comers. Klf.cthic Park (Sam Benjamin, mana- ger). — Ulg business. F.llery's Royal Italian Hand continues to be a big drawing card. In the German Vllluge Xeal Abel, In his clerer imitation of Burt Williams, was the prime favorite.' Maud Rockwell, a soprano, sang "Meet Me at Electric Park." and won mauv an encore. Cameron and Flanagan Empire LA. Welnholzer. manager!. — Dur- ness was good week of a. New people for week of 10 : Frances Lewis. Flora Ashler anil Hilly Wells. Those holding over: Vlobt Allen. Frankle Evans, Berdle Bonhark. Cm -j Matthews. Bessie Le Barr. Blamphin sad Hehr, and Edna De Mario. William J. Will-. formerly manager of the Parlor Theatre, it Dulttth. has accepted the position of suit manager, and will assume his duties 10 Mention. — Puelan Park came in for good attended week of 3. Jacob Barnett u were good wooden shoe dancers, and Gllllllau general manager ■ The attractions, besides and Urocea, sjngers and dancers, also scored tbe hand concerts, were : Figure Eight Ta well. Bill this week: Maud rtockwell. held hoggan. miniature railway. Bowman Trio, over, and tbe_new_ones will be Lyne and Harrington nnd Bossard. and moving plr- Kennedy and Belle Belmont. I-'ai t:\tiJL n't Park (Sam Benjamin, man.i- ger). — The special feature last week wits "The Rattle of Manila Bay." by miniature war vessels, and a pyrotechnic display. In the theatre (Waller T. Terry, manager) tbe following bill was given : Campbell and Brady. Wharton and I.e Roy, Wo. O. Rogers, tbe Ktnplre City Four and Bert Granville. ri.iiTF.iiiN'nS. — Carl Hngeubeck's Trained Animal Show was here 3, 4. to big business. The canvas was packed twice Z, and on tbe Fourth three performances were given. The show la a clever one, and has lately been strengthened by the Ilertzog stallions, tbe Harris acrobatic troupe and the Florenz troupe. The show bad for Its guests on tbe Fourth Frank It. Tate aud wife, of the Colum- bia Theatre. St. Louis, and Kd. Arlington and wife, railroad agent of tbe Barnum k Hul ley Shows. »»» IOWA. llan*r llamm llenilil\ ft Friilicls llnllman. Mr. Ilalllehl Charles llollliluy. lluirie Howe ft Sifitt llllliai. William llatliawny ft Waltini Harris. R. 11. Hamilton. Mr. ft Mm. HentU. Waller Unity Italy C». ll.iswell Maurice llltiu-f. i>iii')lliue. J. W Urulic. A. It II.. Inn (.limu-leri lin.ls.iii. lieu tlelaiiialer A.fl Sills A.W.IJncI 5yuns Kit .VJuHh ~|,hr. Mul.Mnr r'mnielt, Cliurlei Kvins. Dan lilD'l-t.ill. Mr Kluiit. Frank Ms.ll ft Wlntbrois '■mcrsnti. .Iiiuii" Krsfclill. Knrl Klilrldite lmlH-rl Flehl. X. It. i-vrii Ona. t Fosti'r ft Fiisic. lieii.ilin.-s Bill week of 10: The Two Scbrodcs. Clint leader, Edward A. Mueller The engnge- "J!* 5 ., nnd IIpkhIp Hulihlus, Otuvs, Hlngbiim nnd tneitt of Kemp's Hippodrome. Wild West 11. 1 . II. tiiihle, Muiitttgiic's Coikutiai Cirrus. nnd Indian Congress tins been exlendeil until 81. John.— At Ihe Opera House (A. O. Skinner, iiiuiitigcr 1 the .lei.' .McAullffe Co. Aug. 21. Camden. — At Woodlynne Pnrk (II. D. I.p i-luscd lis engagement July 1, with 11 good Cnto. manager) Bart McIItigh, whom Mann- performance of "The King of Tramps." Unsi- per Le Cttlo has placed lu charge of the laiok- ness was good. Iletirletlii Crosmau .in. pre- lugs for this resort, is surely "making good" sciiilug 11 ilmible hill, "S'nnee Okllleld" und w|th the calibre of Ihe nitrite! Inns booked, for '•Madeline," gave splendid ucrformaitcrs. the auditorium Is playing to rapacity. Ills lleni'letlti Cmsnian, Joseph kilgorc. Win. selections for this week Include: The Xew Herbert nnd Addlsnu Pill deserve special York Newsboys' Quartette, I.ero and Pavue, iiii'iitlnn. J. ('. Rockwell's "Stiiiiiv South" comedy act : Boss and Adams. In Gerhutn Co. T. S. Itiiyinond's ••Mlssiutrl lllrl' 1UPJ. cntueily : Van I*er and Duke. R. Edwards, De. Mol.es. — At lngersoll Park (Fred Buchanan, manager 1. In spite of the root weather, large crowds tilled tbe auditorium dally, to enjoy tbe excellent programme week of July 2. The hill Included : The Amerlctts Comedy Four. Bastings nnd Burns, Alf. Holt. I.a Veen and Cross. Lucy and Littler, Mr." and Mrs. Ilohyus. In 'The. Counsel for the De- feuse." nnd the klnodrome. The Colby Furully head the bill 11-13. B.uisiM & Bailey's Circus Is billed for July 17. Boone. — At Aries' Opera House (W'ley & Klrhy, managers) for two weeks, beglutilng July ;i, the I.e Itoy Stock Co. opened tbe Sum- mer season, at the Arle. Tne company is playing to good bouses nightly anil giving splendid satisfaction. Notes. — On Shows [ vaudeville neo ginning July i The I.e Roy Stock' Co. 1st well balanced, and tbe plays given are well rendered Miss Hodges, formerly tvllli the Ctishinan-Slnclair Co.. has contracted with Hie Le lloy Stock Co., and joins them In this clly. Hires. .... .Barnum ft Bailey's Circus came In for big attendance afternoon and even- ing T. Tbe weather was threatening, with light rain. ■ Onlnth — At the Lyceum (C. A. liar- shall, manager) tha Pollard Lillputian Open Co. closed an engagement of six nights aad two matinees July 1. The company ar*. food actors and singers. Week of July 3, Ignor Blitz, the WIznrd, and Mme. Fay. mind reader. Business the first half of tie week was fair. METHoruhtTAX (Joe Msltland, manager).— Week of 3 : The De Van Bros, and their trained dog, "Babe," put on a good act: Buys and Graham kept the audience In good humor. Franco Blondln, in his comedy Jug- gling nnd hoop rolling, got bis share of tbe plaudits ; the Kingstons gave a retunl sketch, and Arthur Jackson's singing aid Illustrated pictures were good. The storing pictures were "The Napoleon Maniac." Paiilor Theatre (Frank G. Mills, man- ager). — Business Is Improving right abnr. Manager Lillls Is giving a good show, aid should make the place popular again. Bunt: Theatre (Joe Mnltlnnd, manager). — Good attractions and good business Is tbe rule here. Douglas and Douglas, acrobats', the Whitesldes, In trovesty ; Prof. McXanw, clay modeler: L. O. Whlller, In Illustrated songs, and the moving pictures all went ve\i. Porepauoh & Sells Bros.' Circus showed here 3, In the rnln. Tha ground was a sea at mud, hut there were about 8,000 people .a (be lent tor tbe two shows. Business, was belter at Superior. Wis.. 4, as the rain wis not so plentiful over there. ♦«» ALABAMA. Cllnhiu. Chris Clark. John Cornalla. Hun Clifton. H. D. Ook. J. II. Costrlllon It.Sr Crouch. Air. Carlloa. Carl Clark. T. M. Cook, Hub.'rt Cllvctte. Mr. Carney, Pat Fivpiilnc, Frank Jiiius.. Dick Fountain Oi'.H.I Juliuson. F. N. l-'ern, Shi .Ionian, Hits Fills'. Walter Jerome. Vic Freeman. John Mcrri'ins ft Fields. Bolilrv ' llitrtoiine Fischer, (lustav Klnrk Velon File ft Webster Ferliln, Hen Fox ft Ward FrrslHk Alex. Fonl. Charles Clplho .V CauelllFross. Ihe CVoko ft (Iruwke. 11. Rothcrijilraiiillii F.ltucr Cheater, Mr. K.'Uaslim, Al Hen. Co. Kennedy. Tony Kotaro, A. J. K olilcr. J. II Kldbre. Mr. Kit Kennedy. J. J. Krntinrr Juliu Klelu a Klein Kclliir. Hnrry llnyi Ydiik Tiikatrk (II. J. Armstrong, man- ager). — Loral amateurs, In "The old Ver- iiiniit Fnrui," drew fulr business on Do- uiluliiu Day. House Is dark for several weeks. Seaside Park (R. J. Armstrong, mana- ger). — The llrst opou air vaudeville perform- ance ever given hero was preseuted ou Do- minion Day. Good perfurmuiice nnd busi- ness. The bill was: Mart- aud Evans, Paula and lleyuulda. Tom Uoynnnt, In Southeru auugs, and I'lirauntigli and Hamlltou. Four p. 'i-fnriii.iiii'es u duy are glveu. Xotkk. — Miss B. C. ilalrd. who has been studying at the Stanhope- Wheatrrof I School, Is Inline fur the Summer Wm. Hughes, singe ctirpfltlcr of Ihe Jere McAullffe Co., MM formerly stage carpenter at the Opera House here, aud met many old friends Stanley Uiwton Is at Ills hotel, lu Hampton, X. R. Mr. l.Hwiiiu wn» formerly with Sousa's lluttd, but has now sell led dowu Into a happy nnd prospermia bonlfare. 1 Toronto.— At linn nil's I'nlnt (Chos. Mc Ma hull, iiiatiageri n good bill July 3-S. tttid llni' m cut her attructml large crowds evi'iv tin v. The curd tor the week was as follows: Dick and Alice McAvoy. Wuldorf und Mender. Jcaurc and Ellsworth, May Ni'llsnii and llnvmoml Merrltt. Bill for 10 nnd week: Phruso, Leo Children, Baudolphs, Deliiio and Willie Smith. Mux tun: I 'auk i \V. Banks, inntiager). — t'ltuiiiiliw & Gore's Musical Cnutcdlnus drew large crowds week of it. Note.— The Princess Theatre Is now In process of temporary remodelling. The whole exterior and Interior is being reno- vated and re-seated. It was the Intention of B. C. Whitney to build the new thentre on this site nt once, hut there have been un- Harry Phllliert and Irene Vaughn. Note. — SUge _Mnnager Dnrall, formerly a' Davenport. — At Park (J Carnival Mobile.— At the Monroe Park Casino (M. otnlng July 11. Wm. r. Hall's A- McDermott, manager) the Olympla llusi- H\ Atkins, with a troupe of f »l Comedy Co. opened week of July J, wita pie, Is here for two weeks, be- Andrau's "La Muscotte," to capacity busi- ness. The Bpeolnl matluee, July 4. aud per- formance Hint nlgltl, during the annual picnic of Young Mens Benevolent Association, tested the capacity of the bouse. "The W» of Champagne" was put on the latter bin of week, 5-8, and the crowds continued 10 grow larger nightly. Tills company Is in* the Subiirlmn Island K 1 " ."g •*» "— .1* jMBwaa IjHi I of the Hon Ton. Philadelphia. In looking after gageuieut the stoge end of the business, and Is showing Schietzex Park (Chamberlain, Kindt & Co.. direction). — July 10 nnd week Manlfred wH„r,. — rtL ii ei niHiuruiu ismnu \r~. , ,. . — — ■ — --y . , B „i, -,-. . W. Walsh, manager! Fernri Bros.' Kendall grows In popular t*™**'*'!^ Co oucued Julv " for a week^s en. 'ormnnce. Edward I-.glcston aud Dan Y«W ( ».o. opened July ., tor a week s en- Car , , Inydnj Jog h A f eMn(]er _ Pel . cy m.I*o. thp same liuslllipr abilities that characterized ills work at the f'hllndelphln theatre. » Fater.ou. — At the Orpheum Thentre (O. Francis Lent, mnnnger) bill for week of Julv 10 Is tin follows: Wheiilnii and Senrles. Lew- Welsh, the Tliniupsons. Ztino Illitslous, Joseph Sohmcrs. r.nd IlliistratiHl songs. A very strong bill attracted lorge crowds week of :t. r'AinYi.ANii Music Ham, (Mellfllle k Srhnllhelapr. mauagers). — The hill for week of 10 Includes: Flo Irwin and Walter Haw- ley. Hastings and Sheldon. Eddie Hni-nn, Joseph A. Ilnrdninn and the Dancing Mit- chells. Business week of 3 was very lorgp. ♦ «» CiF.ORGIA. CluiselfpraMl and his Royal Italian Baud will give a series of concerts. «»» WEST VIRGINIA. Atlanta — At the Casino (Jnke Wells, malinger) Ponce de Leon Park, Walter Ed- wards. In "The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown." attracted a large gathering week »f July S. Hill week of 10: J. L. Kearney. Net tie Black. Osbaru l.'leroson, Helen Barrett, Bert Mprket and Amy Lee. with a clever support, in "The Typewriter Olrl." Leo Adde, Rulalie Youug, Eva Belth «od other members of Hie cast are favorites win the Mobile public. Carl Haydn, the popular leading lenor of the company, has returoea from New York City, where. It Is n , l» 1 '",''; lie signed a three years' contract to slug la a new opera. "Felicia." Mr. Il.ydo a* Ills llrst appearance since his return. Moa Wheeling- — At Coney Island Park, day ulght, 3, aud wor warmly greeted hy B" since the opeulng. Ihe board of directors have friends. During Mr. Haydn s absence"'"" elected u new corps of officers, which fol- the city his role was ably lllletl hy Kilwiro lows: II. \\. Rogers, general manager; C. D. Seamnns. one of the owners and managen Syra. director of publicity : Charles K. Biker, of Ihe company. Too much praise lanaoi ureas agent : M. M. Tltls. stage mauager. "P given the orchestra, under the nlile dirti- Business is growing larger every week. The tlou of William Reynolds until recently, "m gramme for week of July 2 was the best now ably bandied by Mr. Seamnns, Mr. H'V so far tills sensou. when the following np- nolds holding down the stage. Pan lonui tienreil : Boston Ladles' Orchestra. Martv nnd ban been enjoying n few days' vacation iu Allison. Deliunre and Darrell, Jerome 'Mora, "*■ HrlPans, but Is now back and never i«>" Ceo. II. Wilson and company, Six and (led- to get upplause for his efllclent work. uey, and the Four Dancing Harrlssea. Bill week or 11: The Iinrmuns, sensational aet-lal- Ists: Fnyblo. European novelty contortloalst : Forbes and Forbes, In black face sketch ; Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack, In comedy : Bosnnkn and Bad- clllfc. singers and conversationalists. Note. — Tbe Wheeling Park Casino (Man- »a» K l:\Tl I li V. rl." 1 ager Sprottl has closed the Summer theatre dm ,, ln » we * k of Jnl y 2 - Star (J. B. Thompson.^managerl. — IV. IL thereon acount of a misunderstanding with Miller, of the Colttniblans, avoidable delays. However, early next Spring Cnsey nnd Helen Henry. Louisville. — At Fontnlns Ferry FH* (Wm. Ilelchman. manager) a good bill ai tracted Inree crowds to Hopklus' Pa' JJJ r 2. Little Marmot uuians, won the mn i |t Trucheart Is prunlucer. Business Is ou the the street railway co., and It will be closed the . » ud| PnPP with her grace ana vers "''"Jj Increase. The burlesque. "The Belles of Tv- for the Eenson. and w ns compelled to respond tp sf»" ^, » encores. Tsui Conchas was the "MSX .i.oirt. v.«^r. and did splendidly. For week of : C W «"■ CLARICE TMMCm, Ellls-.Nowlan Trio. Lew Huwklns, Mtxicaa Whose likeness appears upon the title page ■ rrl ° and Soils Brothers. .... or this Issue, has Juat closed u successful Jocsst Club Park (Matt Winn, m tour of the Orn" tlnue in vaudevll Ing u well selected i:x,-s Creatore. bee," was received with fnvor 3-8. The bill waa : Trucheart, Dillon aud Burke, Holt and Wilson, Minnie Du Pree. Leslie Sisters. Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Lewis. Grace Mllbnrn. Lllllna Mnv. Adele Sullirnn. Alice Sullivan, Ifene Rvfnes, Kittle Andrews. Arthur Browning, Miller Bros, nnd II. P. Moorehptd. New faces 10-15: Two Knntas, Helen Clare, Cecil has Juat closed a successful JocKtt Clcs Park (Matt Winn. m' B phtum Show. She will cdn- gerl.— Herjrl Morln and his band f n "y' J flt . llle dutlng the Summer, sing- two weeks' engagement 8. Good crowua « ected budget of fanny coon tended each performance. For week oi • JULY 15. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 535 j florUof Players, Notes from tub James Kennedy Co.— F.LMElt Cranius has tjceu engaged by Cbtis. Frohraim to Hiiport William II. ('rune, Id his lien- play, next .season. Mr. Criiudlu will be seen in it lending character role of unique personality. William Waunkk, lending man <>f the Km- pin- Theatre Stock Co.. of Houston, 'fox., lias rinsed hU season with Hint organization. Anne Ml'TiiERLAXii has been engaged by Henry W. Snvngo lo play the lending fcml- mid the Inuicrlnl Theatre Stock Co.. having n | ne rolo ,„ .■„„„..,• j* Kidder* new comedy. ■retired the young singing .comedian and "i.; n .,y i* aW miii," | n which Hnyuiond Hitch author. James Kennedy, ror n term of yearn. cock „.|.| stnr „„, season and will present him next season, at the head wm , )e ml0 nt ,,,,, e „ rlv ..p,,, uf one of the largest and best equipped reper- t | IP ,,„ ttson nt Wnllnck'i,'Theatre'Aug. IS mry companies. The company will numlwr p.uqk's Comeoy Co. Notes.— Henry V. twenty-two people, and will lie composed of wninrd. manager and proprietor of this at- the licst dramatic and vaudeville people Hint traction, will open about Sept. 1, Immediately «n be obtained. Two car loads of scenery, brlea-brae, furniture, etc., will be carried, and a clear stage will be called for each pro- ' "frank W. Nasos wriles: "My •Nel-jlilinrly Neighbors' Co. and 'When Women Love' Co. are both doing well. Htlslness with hofb. , ninnies Is to capacity In almost, every town visited. The press, public and nintm- -er' say that they nre two of. Ihe best com- p-inlcs ever in this territory. Iloth shows piay week stands in the large cities during the regular season." Lkwih Thorn, musical director, and Hertiia Thorn, lending and heavy woman, cloved a liCtv-two weeks' engagement with the Edsall-Wlctbrope Stock Co.. touring the South, and are spending n short mention villi relatives In 1'aterson, X. .1. They have sr-ned for their respective lines with Karl iiiirgcss for the Kminn lliinllng Co., opening early In August. Hekt It. Mili.ku, pmmolcr of publicity for Carsonta i'nrk. Heading. I "a., wriles us fol- lows' "I booked my uttrnctlon, the Wllks- (iilbert Wills Comedy Co., with .Manager Hclger. of Carsonla Park Tlientre, for the " of June 2d, the hitter part of May. and hllfed it three weeks in ndvuncc. The opening was big. and the week was a big do i n ,: navies and general business. winner for both the attraction and the park Xmtks pkhai the F.riiEi. Ticker after the closing of his Ml I'ark The ntre and the Mabel Paige Co., at Jackson ville, Kin. Miss I'nlgc will take a murh needed rest nfter her long WM, and will visit Kuriqie for a short slay, npenliig her regular season about Nov. 1. Mr. Wlllard will re- main In this country to give the Paige Com rdy Co. his personal attention, and will travel with it until the return of Ills other star, it Is his intention to make this one of the licst repertory companies In the South, and besides the regular carload of scenery which Is always carried wllh en eh of his companies be Intends to use four rough- coated St. Ilernard dogs in the great scenic production of "Lust In the Arctics," which will be the most pretentious effect ever car- ried with nnv popular priced company. In addition to this. Mr. Wllliil'il Is negotiating with the smallest lllipulintiK In Ihe world, und will add theui lis a special feature lo ills vaudeville. This promises to lie the biggest mill best lompany that has ever been taken out by this manager. .iKiu: Ghaiiy anil wife, Kraukle. Carpenter. Hailed from Hoston. July ll, for nu extended trip through F.urono. Ira K. Kasi.e Is 'ii bis tenth week with the Toll Stock Co.. at Wnterbury, Conn management, despite the fact that on Ihe night of the lasL performance the weather was so threatening that hundreds were kept nway. t piny a return date week of July 1 f, nnd also a week early iti August. The at- irnctlon received many fnvornhle criticisms from the Heading press and the general pub- He, The successful comedy, 'Cousin Joe: or, A Hough liianionil,' wns singed In ait cltiho- rale manner and well acted. Eddie Wllks plnyed Cousin Joe In a careful nnd pains- taking manner, anil ICslolln X. Wills made n decided lilt In the role of Margery, Ihe Hough Diamond. .Norman II. Gilhert nnd Raymond I'nlr.c deserve mention. The specialty feat- ures of the show Included the Uiitflii-Uedeiiy iroiipe of acrlallsts; Kstclht X. Wills, origi- nal singing nnd dancing; Ilaymontl Pnlne; ■ it i it. the magic wonder, and Sum ltolaml, Stock Co. — The compnnv, under the manngeinent af Slack Bros., also managers of the Van llyke (c RalOD Co., Is In Its fourth week of stock in Phir-nix, Ariz., In Fast Lake I'ark. the coolest spot lii the territory, 'flic company, headed by Kthel Tucker, numbers, twelve Ma- ple, and the financial returns from their ifforls far exceed anything ever attained nt Ibis theatre before. The engagement Is also ii suceess from an artistic standpoint, the class of plays being on a high plane. Die members of the company are all In good lientlb. Although we are not used to seeing a thermometer registering dally !«■-• I" l" 1 degrees, and even higher. In the shade, yet no one Is suffering from the heal, as Ihe ab- sence of humidity In the atmosphere makes the beat less oppressive. We are enjoying Ihe wild pigeon shooting nnd •} »■ '] LVL'.. .'' ." „ Belleville, 111., will have n new. modern ground floor theatre, lo be called the New Jefferson. It will Is: ready lo open Dec. 1. 1000. I'edley & Buret* will lie the lessees, nnd II. 1'erey Hill, mauonor. This ijlves the I'edley ■ Bureb circuit Uwonsboro. I lender- sou and I'aducith, l\y. ; F.vnnsvllle, Ind.. and Kiisi St. I .am Is and llrlieville ill. Ijicini; MonKWt.N. who was compelled lo give up the part of tbe mother-in-law. In "The Heir to Ihe lloornh," at the Hudson Theatre, X. V., on account of Illness. Is con- "F.nsy Dawson" vnlcsclng. and hopes to appear again soon, nlngs. It begins I>: Wot.K HnriER will open his season at Ihe Lyric Theatre Sept. 4. In Reginald lie K»veu and Frederic lhiuken's new opera, "F.lyaln." Iiavid Kessi.kr, together with his "all star" Yiddish company. Is to make another tour of the West, this time to the Piicllte const. The David Keiwler coropnpy will pliy the Klaw >t Erlanger and Stair & llnvlln houses, and the tour will Include Portland. Seattle. Tncoran. Untie, St. I'nul nnd Chi- cago. On Ihelr relurii from the West the company will piny at Albany. Hoehcstcr, Itlrn. Ilnffalo nnd I'lttslmrg. The coiiipnny Includes Sumtiel Thornberg. Mary Kpsteln, Sarauel Tnblns, l.u.n lllauk, Jacob Odin, Mini'. Tohlns and Mnie. Keinman. NllTKS KROM THE AliAllt. IlllEC.ll & AllAIH Co. — This attraction will open Its road tour in Kitifton. W. Va„ Aug. SI. This season the coinpnny will carry eighteen people, pre- senting a repertory of modern comedy dramas- of more than onllmiry worth. The scenery Is Ix-lng built, und the same excellent pro- ductions, correct In every ilelnll. will be given mi the road ns have always been given by tills I'oaipauv. Ill i-fMiin in-lit stock. Will J. Keith nnd the Mlllinrv Misses will bend the vaudeville In Ihelr singing and dancing mil sical comedy net, which will be mi original novelty In repertory In the Southern terri- tory. Among Ui'.im- nlrendy ecgnged for the road tour are: Arthur Meredith, lib hard Palmer, Will J. Keith. II. Karl Molinr, Harry 'Ji-.-iit, Mrs. W. J. Kellh, Mnric ljivell, Adelyn Mii.vwomI and "Illinlsi." Bbwin Aruen lias Isien engaged lo play John Selby, In "Home I-'olks." IttstNKss Manaoeii II. W. Link writes: "There Is lots of activity at I'eru. Ind., where Al. W. Martin bus housed Ihe 'World's Ureiitest Uncle Tom Show' for Ihe Sum- mer. Mr. Martin bus leased a large piece of property Just outside of Ihe city limits, where lie has sufficient room for Ills vast amount of piu-aphernnlln. The large bRi-n he has remodeled nnd convened Into a scenic- studio. I'M. .Martin Is In charge of the Sum- mer place, and under Ills direction the big- gest "Cnc-le Tom' production Is being iiimle over, grander thnii ever. Many new peotile have been engaged for the conijiniiy. A lino route has been hooked for next season, which opens at Peru, Ind.. Thursday, Aug. 17. Manager Martin el.ilins to hnve some sur- prises up his sleeve, about which lie pro Kt'NA Mav arrived July ». (row BjNMM iiccotntiRiilcd by ber slater, and left ll) for Kalr llavcu, ou Lake Outarlu, to renialu until reliciinuils for "The Cntcti of the Sen- son" are called. ... ,. . Jei.iis Ta.nnen, In his clever hnltntlims, continues lo lie one of ihe Mil It lb" A™: stenlam Hoof. New York, ami Kddle UMM nlso attracts attention by hl« meritorious work n» Texan Dan, and will renin n nil Sum- mer. Mr. Leonard In honked noihi In vniidc- vllle from Sept. 4 lo May 14, tiidti. J. Hernaui" Ikllvn will play the \\ ester - er. In "The Karl and the lllrl." which will o|s?n the reinodellcil Casino, X, 1., the last week In August. , Under tbe cents. STnCiciirV 'ISlk i'Hom JoilVt Roihksons Ten lliu Snows. -We have encountered mill almost every day. but the elemctils have no effect whatever on the business, which has been big throughout the Kttst. At Chnllmtn. N V Tdnggle Itaghv fell from a trap and sprained her wrlit. "Splttlre," iierforinlng lion, died suddenly nt North Adnms. Mass. Dor Wnddell. press agent at I'lltstlelcl. Mass., Instituted the "Order of the Lleiihnnts. tluly nesvsiiaper men can Join, the degree is given liv Tim Huekley In the elephant a car. nmong the big "critters." Sunday, J una IS, was imishi'iI at Palmer, Mass. Most of J he show people run over to Springfield. YMille lllvrr Juiiciloii proved to he Ihe banner slnnd of Ihe Kastern trip. John Ibuieti fell from the high trapeze, nt Montpeller, nml erushwl Ills right wrist, lie lias gone lo Ids luime at. Korl YVuviic, 1ml. The Ureal I'll Harry fell three davs In Kticcessloti. doing the "lean IHo gap." atid I lie lusl lime he wns serlouslv In- jured. Lie 1ms returned to his home In ,lnck- sou, Mich. Al SI. Albans. VI., I be ruin poured. The iiHernoiin biishiess was big: no nlcht performance wns given. In hauling wagons from I In: muddy lot, two horses broke IheTi- legs, tine was shot. Marie Pe \ere, nt Hurfington. Vt„ In irwollowlntt n gitss sword, broke the sword off within her. I'h.v- slclans snecessfully lemoveil Ihe broken pm't troin her thru.-il. An Apache Hull "Ktoiil Henri," went rr.i«:y, and bud to is- put lu Irons, rotsdnm. N. V., the boiuit or ileorgo Cole, iw-ovwl n In.nuer date. Mr. Cole wns inynllv welcomed by tb* itlllteiiM there. Al tionvonu'iir. X, V., Ileury Hslicv, usleep under u heavy Notes viiok the Crcat Wm. I'. Hall Shows. —Wo are still doing Rood biiilneai, and. from ull uppeariioi-cs, will toatlnuc in tue mime way. The in rude la olwaya n plcoj- ing lenturc, and Is ultiiraaed by IkatHBMa id iieoplc In every towu where Ihe show exhibits. The net put on by the .St. I.eoii« Knmlly of ncrolinls. and which Is the feature of the Hall programme, Is n great drawing curd, nnd brings forth Brent applnuse from the nndlonce. It certainly deserves credit for wonderful nelilevenient In this line or work. We could give lull one show In lilch- luotld. Mo., on the third of the month, owing to high winds and heavy rains, which made It Impossible to show to any advantage. The afternoon business, however, was very good, and everyone spake lu complimentary Verms of the performance. We spent the K mirth In SI. Joieph, Mo., nml were very well siittslled with two banner audiences. Wo were rather late In RMtlag hi town, nnd the pa- rade did not reach the main streets until I'J.ao. The streets were erowibsl. and "inny countrv people were In attendance. Thou- sands witnessed I lie pnrmlc, nml ll was until liv people residing In town that It was odd of the largest crowds ever seen in St. Jo- seph, and the largest to ever witness a circus parade lu the city. The afternoon isTtorumnee wns witnessed by a packed lent, ntiil the side show was nlso well pa IMiilRcd. The night house was very good, and evervone left the grounds well satlnlleil with what they hud seen, nnd spoke very highly of the performance. Mr. Hall bought ten carloads of horses Ihls week, and Is In Ihe iiiiitkel for as ninny more nt any lime, lie Is cerliilulv there villi Ihe "horse sense. Till: Shi. Saitki.i.e AMI' WEI.SII Htios. lliu CountM-: Notks. — tun- business and re ceptlon along the "Krle" pnlh, In New Vnik Slnle. was n hln/.e of glory, und every stand turtiisl out lo be big, llatnvln. I* llov. < urn- Ing, Wnverly. I'urt Jervls and Mlddlelowti being especially great. The newspapers nil along nllotleil long I'nluiuns of iiiihoIIc Iteil pnilse for the genei-nl exeellemr and uplo ilnteitcss of the |ierfnriunni'i<, the iiienng- erle exhibits und the nicety uf details In I lie ntiinagenient. The ever glorious "h mirth wns spent ill linucock, with Immense business nil day. Afler the mullnee nine of Cham lierliiltra "big show" Imnil men engaged In bnseball wllh Jrtck Coltahi's "picked nine, the result being 5 to I, with I he "siiw-dusl Imivs «s Hie vlctnrs. licnlsl Mux Hugo olllclated iih ntiiiilre, nml gave good sulisfilc Ion. The following clever performers are wllh fever nnd sent lo his Clncliiniill home. Notes fho.m lioi.t.siAti linos.' Snows. - lu suite of tbe Inclement weather, we bit Is Ihe ei|tiesl|-lnii ill red or. Chniiiberlalti n Concert. Hand tlhoall American inimical iunr velsl Is enlluisliistlciilly received everywhere. •■uini hlem-es, nnd, as usual, they will be In prime coiidltlou lo please Ihelr ninny friends. Your esteemeil Journal will Is* on rile for the benefit of managers it ml oilier friends who call on us. Notes erom the Mihti.e Vintox Co. — We spent a |mrl of I be past Winter In Culm, where Miss Vinton bus Invested In some land In die Isle of I'lnes. Since our return lo America we have derided to again biuiieh the Mvrtle Vinton Co.. and have some excellent Ib'iie booked. Some »t our old people have l>eer. reengaged, nnd prospects are greatly lu our fnvor for a successful season. While In CiiIir The Ci.iitkk wns i at her old wnen It reiii-bed us, but we were glad lo get II. re- gardless of the date. We open In Iowa early in August, and will pbiy several fairs, Ibeu lake up our regular booklni;. Lillian Haven bus been engaged lo p'ny Ihe Ingenue in Chns. K. Ilhuiey's "The Curse of Drink" Co., oiHMiiiig al Cleveland, (>., July :;i Notes kiiom tiik Hlake it. Stock Co. — \\'e o|vened June H.S, al Wllilwisul, N. J., in Hie new theatre, to n packed house. The com- pany won favor Imiiiedlnlely, and there Is every prospect or a big season. Hosier: Maurice Slnuford, inn linger; tlllhcrt II. Rlnker, proprietor; lid. Couislock, scenic artist: Frank l'ulllnger, elei-lrlrlnu ; Mnurlcc Caslelbi, Samuel Byers, Wm. Cnrr, Frank Fielder. Corson Knvenport, Itoliert Diiubiir, limlly Suillev, Nana Barnes, Agnes Karle and Mae Moiiahati. The f'visir Twins are incel- ing with great success in I heir specialties. oik nun RO-ni piuevi.-'v, lo,,,.,-,, p|, ,,.,,... ^- t , ||t . ( , S |[|| uinyiUK '" '"l"'*".' - The poi.i.owimi people liuve been engngeil s ...i. ij,. m |, hi spile of the opposition we are bir Ihe big musical show, "The Funny Mr. ,...„■..., \ e-.nnlval company Is here Ibis IbMiley." wtilch slats I'nul tjtilnii. This show ■" ' -, . „.,, .„.,. ,„ K .khig Ihem in every plays all the Inrge cities nnd nil the la-ller , , • | , |lu . ,,,,„„,. nnc company ncM popular price bouses. Following nre Ihe pis tile engaged: Josi-pli Mitchell, limlle llcitsel, Marie Iticlimond, llussle Nelson, liiibi'lel Ihir- bier. Casper /.iilm. Aftliiir Koacli, U'ster Jl. I'lke, Freil C. Turner, lieorge Cheiiel. .Inse- phllie Carter, Fred lllder, Wiiller While, Dan J. McCiiffery and Mitchell's pony bullet nnd n chorus of iwenly. This promises lo Is; one of the largest nnd IS'Sl equipped musical shows on the road, currying forly people, livervlblng will lie new — scenery, costumes, printing, etc. This attraction opens up early In August. II. W. Tavi.oii, innnnger or Hie I.V*- Cliurrh Slock Co. line.) has engaged for next season, Itnby Krwmsl. llelenn tlrlllln, Anne Ivors, Florenei; Uckcriiaii, Bill lb Hlcb- anls, Willi Dale. 1 lurry M. Tmesdoll, Clmrles Cook. Hurrv Mnore. tV. A. Taylor, Ben F. lairing, tin Inglls, Alberl V. Smith. Chester A. Conner. Tom Almond and llio I'lirlello Bros. The following plays will be in the repertory : "An Heiress lo .Millions.' "A Came of llenrls," "l.ltlle Miss Military. "Follv of n Butterfly." "An Actor's lio- niam-e." "The Little' licit School House. "Cnllecn Ihiwn," '-ller fmly Crime." "My Mother-In law's Mishaps" nnd "The Little. Avenger." with six speelnl vniulevllle nets. Mr. Tnvlor stales that everything wllh the attraction this season will he entirely new. The season will open ul Full lllver, Mnss., Aug. 7. and the lour Is boohed for tliltly- nine weeks through the New F.nglnnd Slates, New York, New Jersey nnd Pennsylvania. Notes, inoit tub 'Kva La Heane Stock Co. — We will open our regular season of thirty weeks at l'ocnttoiitns. W. Va.. on Oct. Hi, with n company ol twenty people, car- rying speelnl scenery, plays ami paper, this season's route will embrace Virginia. \v est Virginia nnd Kentucky. Harry I.n ltcnno. manager for Miss I.n Itenne. will spare no iwlns in make this one of the best repertory '•oiupnnles on the road. Notes kiiidi tiik Al I'iilsh. I'i.aveks. nt Dallas, Tex.— We opened on June I. fur three ltlKhts, In -As You I.Ike II." The success at- tending the performances Induced us to eon- tluue fur three weeks, piiseiillng "The Sculptor's Dream." "lugouiar" and "ltniueo and Juliet." We have line prospects for our Summer work. l>nngla» llrnnston. n local man. took Ihe pari of Leiirlmie. on half hour's notice, and ncrpillled liliieelf rreilil- «b|y. II.iiikv K. Wii.so-.- tlosed villi i he Jesiie r.ilt.in I'o. on 11,-coiini of Mama* and re turiird to Ids h.Miie in Cbleiig... Mr- Wlls.oi was succeeded by Sum Willdvii, 7 the court u|i|siiiitrtl a receiver. She lusl heavily In recent iinnlm-llona al the Savoy Theatre, ami all her pei-sonnl elfects ami her lnuite ul Mableaheatt were sold tile preceding week. I.itkuaiiv li.iv »t Ihe I'rofi'ssloiiHl Wo- innu's League falling on .Inly .'!, Mrs. Arden requested Aunt Louisa liblrldge to uel as ■'linlrinnii. The latter culled ll Amerlciins' liny, being ho near Ihe Fourth. None but Americans appcured mi Ihe programme, and no songs or recitations eicepi those i<( n tiutriollc or Ainerlcuii nature wns given. riii* programme opened by Ihe mcml*>rs rising and singing "America." Hcriinipniiled by Mrs. Sol Sin It Ii ill lb" piano. .Mr. I'urdy recltcd "Dewey nt .Manila liny," and for an rneorp. ".Hut llliidKo." Mrs. losidwlu, I 'In nt Tbropp, Miss Moody mid Miss boyaacl sang. Illanehe Frederlrl rcelleil i, story of Bunker Hill, entitled 'Yiiiikee iHimlle." Several en- cores were rripiesled, nnd eiimplled wllh. "Aunt 'rfiulsa" then ili.iukeil everyone for in- tending on such n hot day. nnd closed the Vm ■ 1 1 i?IL..'».. Iirogrtinuiie by lelllng tin* slorv of Frnncls ! "'..'. ;.....!... Sent I Key's writing of The Slur Spangled Banner," and then recited the iialloual an- ilii'in, and generous niiplause wns given the old net less,' who Invllil i-veryoue lo Join her hi a cup of ten In Ihe league's drawing room. The Kiiint: La Siiei.u: Co. of New York wns Incorporated In Albany to operate places of amusement, ll Ik ciipiiullxcd al sln.ijoo. The directors ure Maile N. I, a Simile mid J. Louis Willie, ul' New York, and liiiimu. Millie, of Mount Vernon. Chace liiiisuiii.ii has I ii engaged for "liasv Dawson." Miss (Jrlswuld Is Ihe au- lliur of the skelrli, "llllly's First Love.". Joseph 1L Wkiieu has engaged twenty- four young women singers and dancers, eight Winter season In only till! best ,.,„.|, from Loudon, I'arls nml Vienna, for Ills > music ball company nexl seuson. W J, Fi:uci|'son Ihelr Loiidon Manager of the IMnmia lileauorii Dime, who was taken sudden!} II Jiiiv 1. and the Wnldorf Theatre. Hon i. wns closed for that night. She was uppear- Ing In "The Second Mrs. Tnnipieray. Mav Atwooi.. twenty-four years old, was overcome bv smoke In her room, J 1 West Fr.rtv-sl.xlh' Street, during a lire which oc- curred July :'.. She wns rescued. TAVLOIIVILI.E. I l.i... will have a new i pern house, which will be completed ubont <»'t.,L Notes raua the Uarkisgton Stock i ■ —Business has been except wind ly g3< »' this compniiy since our oiieulng In Apt II. and the company Is conceded to be ^ on e. i f c strongest repertory orgnnlail Ions , that bus ever played this territory. Our f No. J mm- pany. under Ihe ninnagctnenl of I ex Lislle Klnidon. will open early In A. gust Hosier . K A lliirrlnuloii. proprietor: Hex Lcsiii, Kingdon mmiager: lieorge Snllsbnrv singe illreclor; llenlrlec Harrington. Iioiietln - btirv. CnldlB Heach. Clurn Thornton Harrington, C. T. Jackson. W Mason Cregg. Ceorge l/iinsliaw Vnl Ii. It. Ilolliiinn. < . I Sails- Naomi Dickinson. Id season. Notes kiioi tiii; Miles II We lire still pbiy'mg, I .. Stuck Cm. capaclly houses lu Wm , ier' l "wlll ' "niinii'ier ' iilsiu't Iwenly "peoi.le. wllh a strong Hue of plays. Wo are Ismked solid for Ihe Winter senson I mses Mr. Berry Is sparing ii" "pense inking Ihe Miles Berry Slock Co. one of the. best on the roud. A new slereo.itlcoti bus l«.eu added, mid a new 1 tin songs are being used nightly. Chllnreii. I'l-U'l and L-real favorites h welcome lis signed lo slug f "HIiiHiraled The Hazel Ion tinier, are liecomlng Souib Hend, und never II lo make a hit In their elever singing nnd iic-ug spec-bill les. They were reipiested to rt'm. t Ihelr Highland Hlng .Ian;- veslrngh alibis, livervbody Is well mid snilslied. und Tin: lll.b Hl'.Li.Mii.E Is always a weeklv caller. .1. Fred Carpenter Ii for n'exl. season wllh Ihe company iHiislraled songs and play Jt.v 's and light couiedy roles. i,„,~ inm il lit.w'ix FttANKi.ix wriles: I lime Ic nsi"l from tlllle Muck und Joe »■ S|iciirs one of el" most successful comedies. 'Flniilgan s I all' including all "'0 costumes, scenery. el", used the play. A comisdeat ens will I ' engaged, mid the lour will he under ,„• personal- direction Season opens Sep . ■•mid has I n booked solid by I . A. Hint. f'l,,. „ol s my new four act melodrama, ■Loved and Dcs.ilscd.' bill Intend producing mine mvsflf. Preparations are now tindei • v i ml tie play- will lake- the road ninie ; I, -I' ari.-r 'be close of 'Flnnlgnns Ball. JilllSt McMtliriilE bus slitnec wl ll M II. Itnvmond to phiy Mr- Hrowii, In Ihe N«. I eoim y of "llustci- Brown. THE VlEST t'EllEOIlMAME nil IIII.V stage 01" a new enmfr "pel". '■', ^,, ^,! ;l! " ; "- , i:."V^„'' , ; l !.•„ will lake place »l Hie Tremont Ihentic. Itislon. Monday iilght. July 'J4. under the iianneemei.t of Will J. Illock. and with a ' mug east, wl.1,1. includes Dave Lewis The 'book of Ihe new opera Is l.r Holier! J. Adnms. of Chicago, whiie Ihe music is bv latil Srhindler, "f Hoslon. The scenes of I he ileiver of Ceck ' mo laid In a small province of Turkey F"i' the prima iloiinu role Amelia Stone has !ieen engaged, illbers III the cast are John I'ark. 1,-o.ls Kebo. TClo- Lyons. Nen.-i Blake. Ilerlhu Blake. Maym Kciso. Ar- llne ill Cainpl anil Florence. Townseud. "FiNH.si " which the Messrs. Shubert will siud lo Hie new Waldorf Theatre, Lmdoli. Kng. Senl. I. will linve nn entirely American i'ie>ri'is 'The piliiilpals will be liligllsh. The ...iiiianv lie*' ill tbe Lyric N. i.. will ft| in lb-loll the Mine nlpht the Lngllih noil- pane siail.- In I...iehin. Hi \ A. till son lias been engaged Lu neit nn*u« us leading mmi mid stage director with the Bowman i'hciilre Co. I. Fi:mu:.sox bus Is-en engngeil for the role of the Mn Minis of Stevenson, in "The Walls of Jericho, ul the Snvciy Theatre, The liar! is strong clmnirler comedy. .Mr. Ilnekell luienils to relurii from I'nris hi nlsoil Iwo weeks, and will bring models of the stage sellings of "The Walls of Jericho." Ciiaiiles IIawtiiky will return lo the Culled Stales in ileiulier. to make another tour in "A .Message friiin Mnrs." The comedy Is now nt Hie Avenue Theatre, London. FlIEIi W. I'ETKUM will CTCllle till' role of Dr. W. Van Viilkenls'ri; I'eek. In "liasy Ibnv- sun." In which Itiiyinoiid Hltehcuck will slur nexl season. AT liiiciEivonli I'AUK. In the Thousand Is lands, l^'ginnlug July -'.'. n series of open nlr operatl. penarwurrs will Is? given, mi- ller Ihe direction of .lames IV. Morrlssey. Scenes from "Carmen," "Fiiusl," "Itlgolelto," "Martini" nnd "Ibaiieo unci Juliet" will be presented. The singers will Ineltidc* Lillian Cuerllna. funnel- puma donna at the llrns- sels opera liocisr. Jl Is plminiMl to repeal tin- performances in Newport, Saratoga mid Lake lieorge. IlENItY VV. Sac. nit: lias coul noted with Mrs Cbilre lleeclier Kiminier to write mi openi for lit lit. each felt for three years. Her comic opera. "Noah's Ark," is lo lie completed by (let. I, and will he produced curly In Die season. The first set Is nlrendy Mulshed nml llif other two will lie completed «l Cillioncliel, Nariiignnsett I'ler. A r a meetini; of the health hoard In Itye. N. V.. July 7. the icrniin'nienl resorts were lie- la red nuisances, nnd their immediate ills- continuance w.ik orilensl. Itye Bench Is the only resort open In Ibis vicinity, slid us n result II litis been crowded. rici.ENE Jiiiinson sailed for linrope July X. Willi Mr. anil Mrs. Frank Mills, who were members of lilenuor Hobsnii's conipaiiy Inst M'asoii. Miss Jciliusou will he Wlllliim i-'aver- sham's leadltm woman next mooton. in "The Sipmw Mail," which opens ol Hie 'iriiicl opera House. ( 'ltn tiiinii I. Oct. -J. and Inter comes to the llernld Scpiare Tbentre, New- York. En ii u:o lbi|.|>|-\ lini-< been enrnfiil lir ilinry IV. .* ! n«)-,e to ploy tbe piln.ij.nl role ■n trio iier/ fkotge Aile coiaedv, "The had Haiiiarli in,' wlnrli will open the Harden The- atre early m Scptc-mlier. t'l.i.ii.iA Lulls has bee?! Ill In Hie lirvs- Ho, New York, but ll Is not serloui. .Murks belongs lo Ihe Actors' Church All! mice and Ihe llrotlierliood of St. Andrews. Lillian Mav Coi.ejian Is wllh the Iniuk A. Itobhlns Shows this season, us mulling clerk on Ihe No. •_• advance enr. Miss Cole- man lias entire charge of all the advance mulling iiiniter iippertnlittng to Ihe show. In eluding the ncwspn|w'is. THE WINTER OL'AIITEHS of the I ills. Illcllllll! Shows lire ul Mwiinr.ey, N. II. James He Holies, of the Three He Ilollen Urol hers, acrobats, writes Hint he recently accomplished Ihe real of a rond ofT Hip flop mid a double back soiaersanll. They nre wllh I lie Foropniigh Sells Unit hers' Circus. CEouiiE \V, Malum: Is coniieelcd wllh the Oriental department nt the Snillelle X Welsh side show. i'iias. Hoet'ER. sliiglng and talking clown, Is not with Hie Kxcelslor I'urnlvnl Co., but Is Willi II. S. Slurrelt's Society Show WE are in iiki'EH'T of Tlir 7'i'llf Mil \rim, Issued Ire Ihe Friink A. Bobbins Show. II ■ onliilim liilereHtlng mutter Milling to evenis wllh the nl.ow, und oilier Hems of Interest. lo Ihe circus world. Notes euiim F. W. Hersh & Co.'s lliu ONE IIinu Cmi'l'S. — Despite lots of ruin. lilowdowiiK. H'lislioiils. etc.. we lire holding our own. und business bus lava uniformly good. Julv 1 we showed at Hello Plains, Mian. In big business. The sluiw number « llllv | pie. We have added another illllliilt nun shelling ear. tlur show Is giving gcMid siil'sfaclloii all along the Hue. anil people pronounce It Hie li *hI one rlnir circus they have ever seen, nur bund, under the loader. ship or lid. Culver. Is imiklng more than good. Mr. Hums, our uiniinger, hud. the nils- fortune to rnrulii Ids ankle. Iml Is aide lo tie around. Harry Helms makes thing* move In the side show, iiuil he certainly knows how lo bundle Ihe crowds. We have milled ten cages or wild uiiltniils hi our side show. We are now in roiifi: for Hie Luke Superior country. The show Is ninkliig money. All ire wi'il .mil happy, mill Hie hois are nil lur-v sending Itmne "blue pnper" every Mini- dny. We get leu copies or THE I'LII'fER every week. m ._ . A. P. Si ott. railroad conlriictor : Frank Hums, eon tract lug agent : Harry iiverlon. special agent, and J nines Inm worth, oppo slllon illicit t. nre Willi I In* Carl llageiilsik Anlnial Co 1 1 mi E. Wills ami Haii.i are winning laurels with Bniley Circus. Notes mini Db Alva's 'Asiiionko Snows.- We lire write thai I bey Hie Hariiitiii \ dale cd Julv H, sl.ite: "A heavy sliirm lo ilny struck the shmv tents, lore down the menagerie lent, tliipeil over Hie aiihmil cugen. mill allowed the big Hon. several inotilieys nnd n leo|iiird lu escape.. The Hon wns sociii . captured, bill Ihe monkeys nnd leopard lied lo the iiioiuituliis lock of HreeiiwoiMl Isik". Three thousand people 111 Hie tents ouonpecl without harm, except for Ihe wellhig by Hie rain. Solomon I'olu'ii, ,i c-nndy peddler, pe louring lii the show, hinl Ills buck broken. when 11 wngon Ml iiikiii him. -Jit' Ci.H'I'eii. I Notes kriih Hie Cnp. Mlewiirl Big Clly Hi mid 'Jll Ceill Show,. Thin show has been Hold lo C. IV Taylor * Co., am! Is louring lllilliinn lo g I money. When Cap. Hlewnrl Mild he started 10 Inilld 11 hrmtcl new oiillil. und HMKI will Hud liltn wllh one. of Hie largest, cleiinesi nnd rii'iilesl 'J5 cenl ivugou sliows on Hie mad. He will HW u Hillfl. lop. with Iwu .'inft. middle idocc-s for the big allow: sldo show lop. iHulltifl. We will luivf twelve wngo.i cars, liilfl. bulll labile style: one ticket wiiiioii, two carry nils, two bntiil wuipnm, 'wo uilvnuie wugiiiiii mid Iwo clown carls. We will curry nl I nlxty people, mid will 11 nil slecii In wngon cars. We will open early next May. < up. Hlewnrl. wife und grandson lire ill Luke .iiimes, < amplug. nnd ore seudlng lu lots of ime 1Mb lo Ihelr friends In Fori Wiivite. I ml. Notes Trum Ihe Ureal Win. P. Hall Shows. Mrs. Phil lillsworlb. who hum Injured by one or Hie lions while the show was til Wlehllii. Ivan., ami who wus tnkeu In the luce plllll III Colfeyvllle. luis 1 el in I lo Ho 1 show, having entirely n vered, The St. I.euiis are uinle tliuu making good with Ilie'r ui-rolaiilc net, und never full to receive grenl a]iplnii»e. S. II. Hejicin, general tigenl of lieu. II. Adman' "Hiimpty Diimply'' Co.. reported per sunnily lit THE I'LII'l-EII olllce July H, lie liiforius iis thin the company Ii.ih liern piny Ing sucivssfully Ihrongii Coiiiieellcul, Hie no veil y nf the pelfoiinilllie iippenlllig lo III" people ami di'iiwlug bin crowds. A nouil.e. of Peat ure ncla are Inlrisluceil. Mr. Si'iuou unci fnmllv will iciiiiiiieiiioriile the drill Ii »t Hurry W. Sei Hi, tin- dale id Ihe llrst 1111 nlversury. Tiik Ciwmiivm (Harry nnd Ibiinj report suceess Willi III" Wllllliee Cirrus Vlltldevllh' snnei, THE llAtir 1 1 in 111 1 1,11s are wllh Hie liicnl Wiilbiee Shows, nml re|sirt suceess. TTI.Ii, I M.I III on the loud, doing a "turn nway" business, and will sniy out null! Oct. I. when lir. lb- Alvn will lake out Ills College Hills. We have posi- tively the biggest mile show ou earth, und Is. 1I1 press ami public speak lu the highest terms or I lie iHirforniniiee. We buve lidded In our slock three trained donkeys. "Happy ItoollKiiu," "Maude'' und "Hnuvuii. The show Is nuclei the ton nn cement of lid, Thurilo, ns- Dr. He Alva bus to iilleml lo his oilier ell- leiiulses. Hosier: lid Tliiii'do. inn linger ; Nellie Tbitrdo. Ireiisiirer : .liiek Wall. Ill I'lllMlie of slock: Hill Col toll, boss of CIIIIVIIS : Joe ILiilnr" lu charge or rook lent : perform- ers — Kd. Tbnrdo, traps, contortion unci Impale- ment net : Nellle'rhurcbi. limine of Indued dogs mid donkeys; Pniil Tbnrdo. Isiy clown ; I'hns. . flrniit. wire walker mill Juggler : Lew Craw- ford, aerolinl and clown: the I'ech wells 1 Dick nnd Stella 1, double imps nod carrying perch: Daisy Stevenson, conlortlonlst unci skipping lope dance. Hand led by Stella I.n Hello. Charles Stevenson Is In charge of the nil* vnili-e, and the prospects are bright "head. We luii'e uol had 11 bad town sloce we opened May 'J I. All are well slid having a good time around tin* I'aliuilluii lakes. I'iie tents hit nil wafer-proofed mid present a ne.il ap|«'smiice. Dr. IN* Alva vlslled us Inst week, nnd everybody wns vbtcl lo see the "old man." "Lucky De Alva" we cccll him. A loei'.IlT I.IS.T of Hie ill. nn wllh the John I'oioir-riu Clr.u- f:»i|..w-. : lieor.e Mui/.. jolri'ipni clown; Harry loeane. Sidney hh»p- liHtil, \1tlu1r lhl week nan 11 pi hi one ul Ihe I'nrk, mid July -I passed nil records fin- attendance. The theatre had two matinee.* on that dote, und pleased Isive crowds with un cicelleltt vniulevllle bill, tnnde up of : Huston nml liulbis. comedy JilgCh'rs, who were Hue In Ihelr line, pre sealing uinny clllrliidl fesls; Hie Two Fmltiis mid Ihelr Indued pig. which provoked much laugh I or ; Ma" Uolierls, who was lu Hue voice mid hud a ti'ssl programme of Illustrated ■longs: Ihe Three .lieksoiis. lu Ihelr splendid bug iiuiii'liliig eMilliltliili, nnd Hie viliigrnph. llnslness was gcsid nil the w>ek. July HI, for three weeks. "Tbe Iteggar Prince" ll|ieru Co. Nim'.s. The r'aslno Mlie tick opened at (ll.riiipiu I'arL. f 'liiillaiioi.t'ii, Tenii , Julv ", nnd liirnid people nnnr. 'I hev nhv Ihero two wruks \'onielio aiul Nina, billed for Casino. .Inly .'I nml week .11.1 not uppum ...... Mm. Slimniii nnd wife (Hie hitler known In the profession as Delhi Fields 1, leave for New York, ilu goes Willi "Til'- County Clialniiiu" Co. .. .. „ 536 THE ISTEW YOBK CL.IPPER: JULY 15. §!• WN TO PARAGON PARK ALLER'3 Latest, and all the Hage at PABABOK PABK. NEW EMLAHD'S Uewest and Greatest AMOSEHENT ERTEBPBI8E. •U.V Two Wseka Published but Alre.iljr ll.avrd on Every Bout and In Every Park Around BOSTON. BY THE WATERMELON VINE (L.IIM LOU, WOW JIOHK. POPULAR TIIAX EVER. UF3 tstm\AS ON IVIY NCS TWAT ARE WORTH TME TROU HEY! IN/I I A GREAT SUMMER WALTZ SONG. A RUBE SONG THAT'S A DANDY. OIM YO' NA/AY \A/ill ALLEN'S NEW COON HONG. Out A COMING WALTZ SONG. -Night? OTHEBS : Ellon Snow, Children of the U. 8. A., Maidee, I'll Walt For Thee, Let Me Call You Sweetheart Once Again, Inspiration, I've Sweethearts In EVry Port, Lyda, Won't You 8top Your Foolin'P Mollie Hehan, Pretty Mamie Clancy, Scissors to Grind, Oi, Yoi, Yol, Yoi; My Darling Sue, etc. profcssionai SEND UP-TO-DATE PROGRAMS FOR FREE COPIES AND ORCHESTRATIONS— ™o cards L 167 Tremont Street, BOSTON, Mass. .»• I H I I New and Star tllo*; Motion Picture Production In A Grand Oriental Fairy-Piece with Spectacular Effects ORIGINATED, DESIGNED, PRODUCED AND COPYRIGHTED BY GKO. AI KXvI 155-4 « of Paris. 705-726 The Palace oi the Arabian flights, 1,400ft. $240.00 706-731 The Same Sho rtened • 1,100ft. $190.00 ASK POR OUR ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT No. 27. Niw York Branch, 204 EAST 38th ST, GASTON Mf LIES. Gtn'l Manager. -jV Sailing Agentt, KLEINE OPTICAL CO., 52 Slate St.. Chicago, III. + WANTED AT ONCE, FOR THE 1-H A NO. 1 CHARACTER MAN (one with HHChlU preferred), MAN FOR PROPS AND OLD MEN. ttTKONH I EaTI'RK SPECIALTY (must rhaiijie (or week), limn, woman or child. Season opens at Charleston, W. Vh., Aug. 14. Long season to right people. Stun? all In llrsi letter. Send photo!, which will positively he returned. Address THOMAS K. fiBPBW, DePewllurdetie Stock Co., Burlew Opera House, Charleston, W. Vu. (Other Good People, write). JULY 17, HAMMERSTEIM'S ROOF GARDEN. DOHERTY SISTERS Just Back from Europe, WOULD ACCEPT GOOD MUSICAL OR FARCE COMEDY FOR NEXT SEASON. Address 1IAMMK11STE1 VS, N. Y. I Wanted Quick, for TOM WIEDEMANN'S Elaborate Production of Goethe's Immortal Piuvlug under cuuvas. currying our own electric llirht plain, incii for Wcnliisio and Faust. Both must double baud. TOM \vikdi:m,\n \, t i .i^iituu, \.ii.. .inlj 17. Repertoire People. Everything llrst loiter. WANT G«oi> VAUDEVILLE TEAM, must do parts. All year'* work. Slate Hummel and Winter salary. Mall nil— mil (ruin lasl ml. 1MH who wrote liclure, write again. G. C. GUY, Garrett. Ind. THE WELL KNOWN MELODRAMA, THE TIDE OF LIFE, Hv EDWARD WKITZKL. (tin he hail on very rousonnhlo terms tor one uighl aland attraction or reper- toire. Complete llnu or I'li'lorlul l.liho Taper Dial need* no cross lining. Address JAMES SIMS, Superior Color Press, Toledo, O. WANTED, SOUBRETTE, WITH SINGING AND 11ANI l\U SPECIALTIES. Repertoire and Vaudeville People. MILES BERRY STOCK CO., South Bend, Ind. AT~ - l7fUERTv7~WKICK oV~Al~(T~7 AND LATER* ED. and NETTIE MASSE. COMICAL COMEDY .Mitmi.KHS, Vaudeville, HurlOBquc or Farce Comedy. Address El>. MASSK, I'orlland, Pa. - Neroiuus' Wild West Show, Hippodrome and Indian Congress. WANTED, Cowboys with outUta, at uuee; also expert rifle shot >ud Indians. Address NKROMl'S, Wendel Turk, Fori Ueorge, lMth St. and Amsterdam Ave.. N. Y. City. Privileges nil kinds to rent. PARODIES ON "TROUBADOUR," "MAMA'S BOV" AMI "HI 'Pi KEH MILL' ARK UOOI) KOK ANY ACT. TIIK THREE FOK '.'lie. I alio write Songs ami Pit rod is* •« Order. Writs to-day. MARVIN LEK, Itt Lincoln Ave., CHICAGO. WANTED, For DELKE'S CONCERT CO., UNDER BIG TOP, Two more COMEDIANS or Sketch Team: mint change specialties tor one week and Join at once. Salary $20 for team aud $12 tor single and all ex- peose. Stop at hotels. 1 carry my uwo piano and good orchestra. Show travels through Indiana. Good Lecturer, write. Add A. P. HELKE. »5» North T ro y St. , Chicago, III. w ante"d, TO RF.NT WITH PRIVILEGE OF BUYING. COMBINATION PULLMAN SLEEPER For our second car. Must he In llrst ela-s condi- tion and aland cur luspeclion. HINES, BLAKE * WILLARD.YVhlte City, Chicago. III. WANTED, TO COMPLETE CO., Al Ch»Efi COMEDIAN Willi Strong Speclalllei; General Bus. Man with Specially, Repertoire Piano Player. Must lie GOOD, EXPERIENCED PEOPLE. Full particulars to WOODS A THOMPSON, Aledo, III. Season opens Aug. 3. WANTED QUICK, Singing and Dancing Soubrette. Young Juvenile Woman with Specialties. .loin Immediately. Slate lowest Summer salarr. HERALD SOUARE STOCK CO., RITTtSR AND FANSUAWE, Bathurat, New Brunswick, Canada. WANTED. LONG FILMS and OI'KKVTOK, QUICK. State what you have. WILL, BUY LONG FILMS. Send list ami price, which must be right. Answer quick. ED. WILSON, Sabiu House, 4lh Street, Des Moines, Iowa. AT LIBERTY, FREDA SLEM0NS, VERSATILE LEADS. C. S. RUBLE, CHARACTERS and COMEDY, 0. s. RUBLE, 1M9 Crawford Ave., Paraon, Kas. Bert Lennon. Iiuperaumitur of Since ( 'elebrltle*. This week ul Tonv Pastor's. Seven weeks i f parks to tallow, then the Hopkins, Kohl ui d Caille Circuit, closing In Chicago, Oil. it!. Thru luuuodluloiy Join the Ulldreil Kouelere Co. lor leu weeks. HAVE FIRST TWO WEEKS IN JAN- UARY, lWltt. OPEN. Address •.■00 SECOND AVE., NEW YORK. Kegard ato J. 11ERN A HP DV1. 1.YN. WANTED, Boy for Leading Wire Act Age, about la years; weight, about moil,, one who has hud experience preferred. Act now feu- lureil with a large circus. Address " WIKK." CareotN.Y. CLIPPKI1. WANTED, DOUBLE DRUMMER FOR SIDE SHOW BAND WITH Collmar Bros.' Circus. Address BENUOIINEll. rare or GOLLUAH UKOS., Ilvrlln. Wis., July 17; Ocouotuowoe July Is, Elklioru Hi; arier Hint Buraboo, Wis. WAN Vaudeville Acts of All Kinds, A I Singing and Dancing Sister Teams, Hlg money for a Omni Hep. Show with Good specialty. Stale all llrst letter ami very Inwesi salary. LA I1IKF AND FIT/. GERALD. Park Theatre, Box 464, Koenc, N. II. Versatile Performers For Med. lllz. Those wll h novelty acta preferred. Tell all In Oral letter. S . A. BLISS, Go re Vllle, IIL_ FOB SALE, TENTS. 30X611. 40170, 40X100, (10X140, 00x160, 80x150, 90X120, 90x170, 00x210, looxlGu. ; aud 9 tier blue seats. Bargains. PEARL VAN, Norttivllle, K. V. FROM LIFE, Artists' Studies, Beauties, Etc. loo small and two large ones. 11 note or stamps. S. HEl'KNAUEL.Naclil, Munich I, Germany. RARE PICTURES WANTED IMMEDIATELY, DY THE Al LIGHT C0HEDIA1., Mast have Good Singing Voice; SISTEB TEAM, Strong Enough to Feature; PIANO PLAYEB, Who Can Arrange. Frank Preston. Nat Solomons and Donald Gray, wrlie or wire. Specialty People who can change and reliable people in all lines, wrlie. JACKSON. TENN., until July 21. A BUSINESS CHANCE. For the past " years we have managed and directed our own company, together with playing the principal parts In our various productions. We And the burden getting too heavy and have decided to relieve ourselves of the business end and contlneour energies entirely to acting. We therefore otrerour trade mark, viz.. KING-PERKINS COMPANY, together with the professional ser- vice, of FRANK ti. KING and "CHIC" PERKINS, on a reasonable arrangement to areponsible manager who has the ability and understanding to go ahead and do things. Address FRANK G. KING, Grand View Cottage, Esthervllle, Iowa. ~~~ WANTED AT ONCE. FOR Le Roy Stock Company, DRAMATIC PEOPLE IN ALL LINES, Clever Leading Man, also Juvenile Mao, Juvenile Woman- Character Woman, S and D. Comedian; can use FEATURE Specialty Team to double small parts- State all llrst letter and send photos (which will he returned); those doing specialties given prefer- ence. Others write. Perry, la., July 10 and week; Waterloo, la., week July 17. MONTE MYRO -FAUVETTE TROUPE. TWO LADIES. TWO GENTLEMEN. EUROPEAN ECCENTRIC PANTOMIMISTS. The Funniest Pantomime TRICK HOUSE Act ever introduced, Including our orlgiual puzzling Dismem- bering Trick, and also presenting the only Ladies who Leap aud Dive Through Doors, Chimneys, Wludows, etc. AT LIBERTY for llrst class road attraction. Add. JOE MONTE MYRO, 201 E. 14th St. WANTED! A STRONG NOVELTY FOR VACDEVILLIC. Something uol depending upon anv particular language for its exploitation. Mechan- ical. Electrical, Sceulc, or. In (act, an An that conld be made an Inlernatlonal success. Such as "Dlda," ''Phroao," "LaMoter Girl," "Plwlll.'" "huluuiarelle,"elc, hut II must !>c new and never before seen. State every detail when winiug, Including cost or getting It In shape. How much la expected tor remuneration" Remember, any tiling new or novel, no muller what, will receive closest consideraUon. Confidences lieldsaered. M. BL, Western Bureau, CLIPPER outre, .103 Ashland Block, Chicago, III. 5 SENSATIONAL NOVELTY, 1 will arrive In New York Aug. 20 with a band of FOURTEEN INDIANS from Hie Fainted Desert Country. Tlientosl Theatrical Indians on Karih. WILL SI low IN VAUDEVILLE. Act runs ISmlnutes. Fouruuiubers Including the famous Snake Dance, invite offers from reputable roauagevsaud agents. Address W. MAURICE TURIN, Novelty Circus, Dreamland, Coney island. N. T. Can also furnish UawallansorPillpiuos. Wanted, for Otis Bowers' Famous Minstrels, PRESENTIN6 ALL THAT IS WORTH WHILE IN MINSTRELSY, FVERYTHlNi'. NEW FOR THE COMING SKASON, which commences Ang. 21, at Haqnokcta, Iowa Wauled, MnslclutiH, Comedluns, Singers. Dancers, Musical Acls and Comedy Novelty Acts, Leaders tor Bund and Orchestra, Singers who plsv brass will be considered. Musicians und Singers do uot black. Slop al hotels. Give lowest salary, what you can and will do, as we have no time to dicker. Assistant Agent who can coulraci If uecessarv: uo booze. Address OTIS BOWERS' MINSTRELS, Ilox No. 031, MnqnoVeta.Iona. XVAIVTKjO QUICK ! ! REPERTOIRE PEOPLE HI ALL LINES For bulauee of Summer n nd regular season, under tent. Two Good All 'Round Actors, one to manage stage; PIANO PLAYER, to keep piano In tunc; preference given those lhat double Band or aprcial lies; Musicians for It, ando. Make salary low, as II Is sure, and name It lu Ural leior. ornoBtl*nii f,n will lie paid same. Address quick, FRANK A. THOllNE, HUH, TIIORNE DRAMATIC CO., This Week, Lane's Biiltom P. O., W. Vn.; Next Week, AddLson P. O., W. Vu. I'.S —WANTED, Good, Experienced Cob Driver. Gllmore Uuuiinoud, please wrlie. WANTED, MTJSICIAITS, For Baud, who can double stage or Orchestra; those Willi specialties given preference. MAN with SONG OUTFIT, Slrong II. F. COMEDIAN with specialties, state lowest: pay own hold. Useful HepiT- tolre People, wrlie. J. M. nOUSE, Mgr. Sterling Dramatic Co., Olney, III., week July lu. HENRY BROWN VAUDEVILLE AOETNIT, 3U DEAltUORN STREET. Chicago. »!!• _ BARNEY FIRST, A SOCIABLE OI1Y. Eccentric Hebrew Comedian, featuring Ids original Jew Buck Dance. YVeek of July 9 at FOLLY" THEATRE, Chicago, III. Will couslder good offers from rellulde Burlesque Ngrs. for a Burlesque Show, HARDY,! -O N D I tan be engaged for Week of July 17, the onlv Vacant Week up till September 18. Now playing second week, re engagement, at Luna Park, Pittsburg. Pa. I© AN July 15. THE JSTEW YORK CLIPPER. 537 REMEMBER: LUBIN'S FILMS ARE ABSOLUTELY STEADY LOST One Continuous Loud Scream. lore Than a Hundred Dogs In the Chase. COPYRIGHT 1003 LEI8TH, 225 FEET. PEIOE, $24.75. copyright iuos HIGHWAY ROBBERY COPY- RIGHT 1003. LENGTH. 100 FEET. PRICE, ITT. „ 11D r , ,„ A I. B. DAM AND THE WHOLE DAM FAMILY. ALL OUR FILMS CLASS A. im feet, exceedingly funny. price, $h). no. M CTS. PER FOOT. On account of "Dupes" made in Philadelphia and New York our Films must show our trade-mark, "S. LUBIN." IQfiR EXPOSITION MODEL CIHE06RAPH WITH STEREOPTICON COMBINED, ^TK «** ™del cdteoorafh, (ca IwUU Including Caleiam Ump. Electric Lamp, Adjustable Rheostat, Film, and Slid*.. ▼•" WITH STEHEOPflCOrl COMBINED ▼"«! tl S. Eighth Btr— t, Phtladalphia, Fa, A S O IM I 9 O and 6 and WANTED, 1o* MURRAY & HACK'S Evergreen Success, Finnig'an's Ball. FARCE COMEDY PEOPLE. .MALL IRISH COMEDIAN, most b. good linger and dancer; TALI. IRISH COME- DIAN, Man to play Biddy, Comedy or Muslesu Tramp; Light Comedian, Soubrette and Leading Woman, Sitter Act, Juvenile Woman, Props, and Chorus Girls, ALSO PIANO LEADER. All mast do strong specialties, and bave up to date tvaidrolie. EDWIN FRANKLIN, Mgr., MINIATURE RAILROAD CO. 407 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY, N. V. Room No. 15, B'way Theatre Bldg , N. Y. NOTICE TO MANAGERS, PERFORMERS AND 01 HERS I, EUGENE ZORRETTI, DO UERE11Y CnANGK MY NAME, BY WHICH I HAVE BEEN KNOWN FOR 18 YEARS, TO ED. AVA Address 1324 Wolfram St., Chicago. NOW GENERAL MANAGER OF TIMS' BIG HON ENTERPRISES l-Porlt Chops Pork Chops Pork Chop* Pork Chop* Pork Chops— MAGN BTISM GEO. W. EVERS irk Chops r A j COMEDIAN, SINGER, DANCER and PRODUCER | ■> Address 502 Ashland Block, Chicago. T 0— Pork Clio in Park Chons Pork Chops Fork Chops Pork Chops— -Pork Chops P.rk GOLD MEDAL SPECIAL. For Parks, Summer Resorts, etc. Hauling Capacity, 25 Tons. Earning S 1,500 in six days. With proper care will last 25 yrs. GAGNEY LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. GRAND PRIZE and 001,1) MEDAL RECEIVED AT WORLD'S FAIR, ST. LOUIS. MURRAY <& CO., CIRCUS CANVASES, Poles and Stakes, SEATS, Flags. Etc. Agents for KIDD'S PATENT CIRCUS LIGHTS. S9-0I W. Washington St., Chicago, III. CRACKER JACK A delicious popcorn confection, pat op In moisture proof packages that keep It fresh a long time. A quick seller for theatres, circuses, traveling theatri- cal and medicine companies and all places of public amusement. We also make a large line of PACKAGE CAN- DIES and the RELIABLE POPCORN BRICK. Inform us where you hold a confectioner? concession and we Will •end samples and prices. BOECKHEIM BROS, k ECKSTEIN, CHICAGO. Randolph and Dcaplalnes Sto., CHICAGO, HI. ng 00,1 : WANTED, TO COMPLETE The Jolly Delia Pringle Co. Om BUS. MAW, whocaa manage stage; GBSPL DCS. WOMAN. WOMAN for SKCO.VD HUB., Man to Operate Picture Machine and Play Purls. EXPERI- ENCED PROpLk with Appearance and Wardrobe, Wilte. Tell all Jgg* letter, lowest salary, pay own; programmes and photos. T, „ ..T .' CRD Cll C 10 Elegant Band Uniforms, Knoxvllle, Iowa. rUH OALt — Pull Set Bosnian & Lsndls "F.iust" Scenery. WILL L WIlITE^lAOllNE GEARY Leading Business. Responsible Mgrs. ONLY. Address 134 CHESTNUT ST., Snyre, Fa. HELEN OGDEN, SOUTHERN CLASSICAL SOPRANO AND CONTRALTO YOCALIST. MANAGERS AND THE PROFESSION! BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDERS FOR A personal visit to Felnberg's New Stndlo will convince you that » to roper cent, can be saved. HERB IS OSB ITEM— Twenty-five Paris Panels and two extra large Photographs, five positions, finished, for $«. 1343 Broadway, New York. Between 36th and 86th Sts. Formerly of 10 W. 14th St. FEINBERG, TELEPHONE CONNECTION. FOR SALE, CHEAP, 19 Graphophones, I Name Plate, 30 Slot Picture Machines, 2 Electric Machines, Slot; 1 Lifting Machine, 1 drip and Muscle Machine, 1 Electric Blow Tester, 12 Roienfleld Picture Machines, 1 Concert Phonograph and Born, 12 inches long, with 25 records; 6 Columbia Phonographs, large; I Cologne Machine, 3 Bosenfleld Pnpchlnfl ■acMaes. 15 Columbia PhonographB. small, stands included; 1 Piano Organ, with latest airs- All these goods w ill he sold at very lowest price. Add. James 7. Hlngl, 139 Bowery, H. T. TO THE THEATRICAL AND CIRCUS PROFESSION: h n s < - KIULS PAIN OF" ALL KINDS. OIL CIRCUS CANVASES, Poles and Slakes, Seats, Kings, Etc. Agenta for KIDD'S PATENT CIRCUS LIMITS. Black Tents Our Specialty. Side Show 1'alntlrigs. SECOND, HAND ' BAND IN STRUMENTS BE , All mates— fine condition— many good aa new. , I Sold for about HALF price. Tbcy were Saakssass I far fix HOLTON instruments. Ask far list i Tranm Holton ft Co.. 1 7 M tdison.Chic. HBBsamfussBsssassaisBSBcaBsss- NOW MAKINC 1905-1906 LETTERHEADS Royal PtQ.Co: 334 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO ILL. 1 Samples . ~il gllkollne Tights, S'J.UO "Worsted Tights, Ja.Oili Cotton Tights, Sl.OOt Hllk Tights, from S '4.1)3 upf Shirts to match all same price as tights; Pumps, its cents) Oait- ers, $1,410; Elastic Supporters, SI; Cloth Supporters, 145 cents. Send for catalogue and samples of tights free. Positively a de* posit required. Satisfaction guaran- teed or money refunded. HI'ICEK BROS., 80 Woodhlne St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Old stand liut new address. RATTLESNAKE Is a godsend to snirerlng humanity. ache. Headache, Earache, Stlrr Joints and nil aches and pains. Profession for to Cents Prepaid. If not as represented, will ri Sec that you get Slrnrus' Rattlesnake OR MOVING PICTURE PRINTING. Wanted at all Times, Will Cure Rheumatism, Catarrh, Hay Fever, l.nmc Back. Tooth- --». Will send a Large Trial Bottle to the K]ao sketch Teams, refund your money. Send to i II. SIMMS, Clyde, Ohio. ' Open all the year arrmiul, WM. Til AY Kit, Thayer's Concert 1'srk, Amslerdaui, N. Y. GOOD MUSIC? CERTAINLY. ASK FOR THEM. "AUGUSTAN A WALTZ," By EUGENE KABUrTER. (It Ims a swlug to It Unit Is exceptionally fiisi'lnsl.ng.l * "RROROSALU," A Song, By C. SUNNY8IDE. (An Inslgulllcant word. Hut, oh my: Must lie hoard to ho appreciated. "THE PICTURES ON THE WALL Words and hiubIo l>y J. 8. EMMEILT. |A song ihat will live fnravcr and always ho now. It furcoalilf appeals to every olio.) Send late program and poHtago for the good things wo pulillsh, Orrhoslratlous, We, PIONEER MUSIC PUBLISHING CO., SJ0S4 Manhattan Ilullulng, Chlrngn. III. "THE SEAL AND KIIIItON MUSIC." A SOUTHERN LULLABY! Ily HUM. and IIBNHIIAW. Pab. hy L. GRUNEWALD CO., LTD., Now Orlonus, la.' Money making oiler to bpeolulty Artists. I'rof. Cuplca froe. Orclicalratltins Its, Write me direct .iksse II. HUM,, New Iberia, l.u. FOURTH ANNUAL TOUR OF THE J. S. Garside Big Stock Co. UNIFORMED BAND AND ORCHESTRA. 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After making himself known to that Im- portant personage, Waters, by way of con- versation, talked a little theatrical "shop." "What are the prospects for business to- n'ghtV" be asked, noting that the drawer In which tbe manager kept tbe tickets held many unsold bits of pasteboard. Thus Interrogated, the manager-storekeeper took off hla glasses, meditatively scratched bis head, then drawled : "Well, I 'low as haow you'd otter dew well, conslderln' tbe good lookin' paper you've posted, but the trouble In this taown la tbla: The people here hex been itazti so much wltb cheap concerts that they've kind o'-lost faith." Waters has a young dancing protege, who la also supposed to look after tbe "props" of tbs compsny. This being the youngster's first experience on the road, he naturally Is too busy seeing things to look properly after b la re-engaged with Dan Sully. Mary Holmes nnd Paulino Harlce also go with Mr. Holly. James Fields Informs us (hat Mrs. It. J. Fields (Maude Folson) la very III at her home in Fifteenth Street, New York. Haiiuv Bradley, Frank tlswley and Murry Wood, hnve gone to Mt. Clemens, Mich. Nick Ottb writes: "I am meeting with ?ood success wltb my Roman ring ace, ns a oature free set wltb the Uooslcr Amusement Co." Wb abb iNFonuBD that Woodslde Park, Philadelphia, Is being favored by large pat- ronage this year, and has many novel attractions. In tbe free vaudeville theatre, which Is said to be one of the handsomest Summer theatres In the United States, are: flennett's famous horses, from the London Hippodrome, consisting of five horses and four people, presenting a novelty entirely new to America, nnd Major Kellehcr, the Juggling drum major. Tom Moons goes wilb "Sky Farm" next ronson. Manager Appi.bton, of tbe Star Theatre, Hamilton, Can., and hla wife, arc spending n few weeks' vacation In New York City. They arc combining business with pleasure, and Mr. Appleton Is booking nets for his next season, which opens Sept. 4. Hisnrt. Burkhaiidt has closed with the St. I.ouls Stock Co. and gone to his homo In Worcester, Mass., for the Summer. Kane, Shipman k Colvin have ™„ traded with Charles H. Dillingham for t«« years' of dramatic rights to "When V.nw\? hood wa. in Flower/' They will give th. play a massive setting, and have uireai. signed a number of the original cast -n „ route will be to the Pacific coast :■',,' turn, and Includes a large number of week stands nt route. w * Keldman and Ball severed their n ,i n „ ship on July 15, at Little Rock, Aril „fi„ closing two successful weeks at Pore«i I'nrk They write that they did not lose one week during their partnership, which exlBtol n lnr and three months. Hnrry Feldman Join roles wltb the new Marlowe Stock, n lca«j for next season. * ' HARRISON Grbt Fiskb, by arrnm-ement with Henry W. Savage, has engage.! w Rlcard for the principal comedy role In "Marv and John," which opens the season nt the Manhattan Theatre. New York. Rehearsals of the company which u to support De Wolf Hopper, In "Elysln." Wn July 10, at the Lyric Theatre, New York, Th, opera Is by Reginald De Koven and i r.'derle Rankin. Among those engaged for Mm mt are: William Danforth, George Frothliigham John Nunsmnlre, Marguerite Clark and Ada Deaves. Mrs. Fibre closed her long season and her Western tour with the Manhattan company at Winnipeg, Manitoba, July 10, having RIayed continuously for forty-three weeks Irs. Flake wilt return to California for a few week St Job Mealet/ returned to New York recently after a tour of five years on the Pacific coast and In the Northwest. He will locate In (he East, and will be seen with a musical comedy next season. Henry B. Harris Is arranging a benefit, to be given at the Averne Pier Theatre, Averne, L. I., evening of July 27, for the He- Among those who their services are 1 Hopper, Nella Ttcrgen, .-_ Truax, Wilfred Lucas and Rose Htahl. Mmb. Marcblla Shmbrich Is spending the Summer at the Grand Hotel, Motosln. Switz- erland, where she la resting and preparing for next season at the Metropolitan Opera House, New York. Jules Mortit will present Paul Qllnwe si a star next season, In the title role of "Cap- tain Debonnalre," a play from William Far- quar PayBOn's book. Ancinn Boid haB been engaged by Joseph Brooks for the role of Joe Hawkins, in "Home Folks." Oloa NETirBHROLB has selected "The Laby- rinth" as the title of her new play, being the literal translation of "Le Dedale," the nrlc- Innl title of the play as produced In Paris. W. L. Courtenay has made the English mlnn- tatlon. Ehtf.llb Clatton Is to return to the foot- lights by way of vaudeville, after a long re- tirement Clyde Pitch's new comedy for Mnxlne Elliott, In which she Is to appear at the Cri- terion, New York, early in September. Is lo lie called "Her Great Motch" Instead of ''My Girl Joe." the title originally chosen. Mme. HFiitNiiAitnT'B Amerlcsn engagement will begin early In November, at the C.rand Opera House, Chicago. The tour not only will Include the Eastern States and an en- gagement at the Lyric Theatre, New York, but a trip to the Pacific coant and Meilco. Roskm.k Knott has closed contracts with Kane, Bblpman & Colvin to appear under their management next season. She will resume her most successful part of Mar; Tudor, In "Wbcn Knighthood wns In Flower' for the first part of the season, appearing later In a new play. Madge H.-For presented her husband. I'. C. Foy, with a daughter on July 13, In this cltv. James L. Olarh write.: "I have formed a partnership with Rraln Dalley, and we will put out mv new Western melodrama, 'My Cowboy Girl,' featuring Donna Troy end Corl Rrlckcrt. Fred Hern, of Winnipeg, Man., has Just finished a complete scenic equipment, including eighteen drops snd a number of set pieces for the production. The Donna Troy Block Co. will continue ns be- fore, playing exclusively Southern time, car- rying a full car load of scenery, using 'A Desperate Crime' as a feature bill." Tub Fiskb Stock Co., after a season of ninety-five weeks, closed their senson nt St. John, Newfoundland, on June 5. Twenty-two members of the company went direct to Hos- ton, via steamer, and six direct to New York. The Fiske Stock Co, will have at least three attractions on the road next season. The firm have secured offices In tbe Manhattan Theatre Building, and besides the regular offering, n noveltv will be launched, entitled "The World In Motion." A special feature with the latter named attraction will lie the engagement of La Trojee. a Parisian sensa- tion, from the Lascnlla Theatre. The com- panies will bo under the direction of Messrs. Fiske, Stock, Stelner A Cohen. Grnce Gil- more Hamilton has been engaged (or the Fiske Stock Co.'s enterprises. Titos. H. Cr.AnKB, leading man of the Lyric Stock Co., Portland, Ore., wns pre- sented by Its members with a silver loving cup, In honor of his birthday, on June 28. The members of the company are: Ella WIIbod, Job. G. Morton, J. W. Clifford. Lil- lian QrlflUh, D. M. Hondorson, Chic hehoc, Ida Rnlner, Chas. Marlon, Iva Shepnrd, Ar- thur Searles, Katharine Msthlot, CIihr. Mil- ler, Geo. Meyer, stage attaches ; Fred Turner and Louis Frleges, musical directors. NonnBRT B. and Clara Prab Dobbntiib. after a successful season as leading people with Charles H. RossKam's Chicago Stork Co., are resting at their home In Haywood. 111., a suburb of Chlcngo. They have been re- engaged for lending business with the same organization for next season, which win make their seventh season with this com- pany. The mother of Norbert E. Oorentc (Grace Leo Hezlep) has retired from the stage and will remain in tbe borne of ber children. ,.. Ciiab. D. Hah mono, who has been with Campbell Bros.' Circus as contracting agent, closed wltb that organization July 8, and ha; signed with the Woodward Stock Co., a* business manager, for next season. Frederick b. Mortimer and hla company of players closed their Benson July •'-■ « Mayflower Tark. Plymouth, Mass. Mr. Mor- timer will begin rehearsing with "I'naer Southern Skies," playing bis old character oi Col. Mnvor. ,„ . Melville B. Raymond has filed a peiition In bankruptcy, with liabilities *104.B-I.> and no available assets. Among those engaged for tbe coming sea- son by R. E. Johnston are: Messrs. Re** thai, Martenu and Gerardy and Mme?. «ei- Ington, Partrlcolo, Frieda Stender, ltos; Znmels, Marjorle Church, Emma Howe an" Charlotte Mncondn. . , , Thomas Ross left New York July li.*J a couple of weeks' rest and fishing In 0»''' l l e , c ,• Rehearsals of Henry BloBBom's new sto, * Fair Exchange," In which Charles Dlllln-'lin.'J Is to star Mr. Ross next season, will MP" Aug. 1. , Edna Aua's starring tour In "A Four MM Clover," a muBlcal comedy, by Mnrthu Mor- ton nnd A. Baldwin Sloan, will begin In Oc- tober. The production will be brought » ■ Broadway theatre later. Maude Grnnge- no» been engaged for the supporting compnn". Daniel Roach Is In hla tenth week iviw the Poll Stock Co.. at Waterbury, Conn. W. C. Fields baa Just returned, nf -r » tour of the world. He will start rchcni-in? Immediately with Klnw 4 ErlangorB i« Horn Tree'' Co. A grouping from Tony Pastors g&lzocy of entertainers. 5f*nlty k Brook mm, Prominent Performers on F.F? 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Song books ** BIG SELLERS ^ CONTAIN SONGS-JOKES-PARODIES etc . 75* per IOO" ^f3°-° per 1000 SAMPLES 10 '"NO COD-CASH WITH ORDER VVEHMAN BROS. l26P^RnRow.NtwYo«K M. f\ MANUFACTURER OF SHOW CANVASSES NOTICE 1 Folding Paper Fans, the large size, assorted colors, big sellers; per gross S'J.^r.. The Best Place to Buy Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Stage Brilliants, Gift Show Goods, Prof. Warncsson's Grease Paints, Burnt Cork, Face Powder, etc. Send tor Catalogue. The Old Kollslile. B. G. UHER A CO., 84 Wabash Ave., Chicago, III. ONCE AN ACTOR NOW A PRINTER Send O Cent i for THE PARAGHAPH MY HEW MAGAZINE. A UNIFORMS . BANDS, MILITARY, MINSTREL PAM0* OUTFITS. USHERS and all othtr*. S,n< I (or Catalog, mention kind wanted. special Attention Given the Prof euii* Vattern Uniform Co., 229 Clark s;..Chica«i INTERNATIONAL PLAY EXCHANGE ROYALTY PLAYS^RfASONABLE RtN75 I 2-2-Ua-Sai^St^CH IC AGOJlL_ Performers Going to Europe Should apply for LOWEST RATES at the EXCHANGE OFFICE. 104 E. 14tta St., Orrmnn Savings Hank Building. New York. VAN FLEET RINTE 4T Will Mth HftBKT, HE w roac • ■-:'.'' - ■ .- ■• : - ■ ■■'- ■ . ' THE ABOVE 18 A SAMPLE OF OUR 75c. .NEWSPAPER HALF TONE Made for Posters, Newspapers, Letter heads, etc. SPECIAL PRICE ON LARGER SIZES. Cats de- livered when cash accompanies the order. Send Ttc. for a trial order and be convinced. We do the best work promptly and at the lowest price. K.VOXVILLE ENGRAVING CO., 516 Hay St. Knorvllle, Tenn. OPERA CHAIRS. We manufacture a com- plete line of chairs, from one with a plain veneer seat and back to those with castings and uphol- stering material designed especially for the theatre In which they are to be placed. U yon want the best. It will pay yon to see our line before you buy. AMERICAN SCHOOL FURNITURE CO. CHICAGO, 94 Wafaaih Ave. NEW YORK. 10 W. 18th Street. STALL-MAN'S DRESSER TRUNK. Easy to get at everything with- out disturbing anything. No fatigue In packing and unpack- ing. Light, strong, roomy drawers. Holds as much and coals no more than a good box trunk. Hand riveted; strongest trunk made. In small room serves as chiffonier. 0. 0. D. with privilege of ex- amination. 2c. stamp for cata- log. F. A. BTALLlf AN, 86 W. Spring St., Columbus, O. MAKER OF STEREOPTICON, RHEOSTATS AND ARC LAMPS. Circulars cheerful? furnished. L. HETZ,30a E. 33d Street, W. Y. C. CALL, MoMAHON S Famous Theatrical RESTAURANT «T» SIXTH AVE.. Bet. nth and nth St. NEW YORK CITY. Best of Food, Perfectl) Cooked, Dellolousl) Served. Prices rea eonable. Special Din- ing Boom for Ladle,. CHARLES LEL.LA, Manufacturer of Theatrical and Custom Shoes, 55 West 28th Street, N. Y. Established 1802. Clog and Dancing Shoes a Specialty. Orders of All Descriptions Filled Promptly. Do You WANT MILITARY GOODS ? BAND UNIFORMS, ARMY or NAVY SUITS, TENTS, GrjNS and EQUIPMENT OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.- From Government Auction. No matter what you want In that line I can supply It. New or second hind. Send for talogae. B. B. ABRAHAMS, South St., Philadelphia. Pa catalogue. :■■> &*& &m - :■■■: ; :- " ill ^UlL^ U U-AR-DAS BATH OF BENZOIN From the time of the early Egyptians. Benzoin lias been known and appreciated as a toilet requisite. Its many beneficial anil beautifying properties were first ilis- covered by Urmia, an Oriental princess of wondrous beauty, and from whom the modern preparation takes its name U-AR-DAS BATH OF BENZOIN is pre- pared in convenient concentrated tablet form, combining all of the beautifying qualities of benzoin with other aromatic tonics— making a most fragrant and bene- ficial invigorator fpr the skin— preserving ami increasingthe charms of complexion and rendering it clear, fresh and velvety ' One tablet is sufficient to diffuse an in- describable aromnticperfume throughout, the bath— softening lac water— awl malt, ing bathing a refreshing, pleasurable luxury. Women who desire beauty of complexion and glorious hair will find tt-AR-DAS BATH OF BENZOIN for the bath, and Wuodlark Dermatic Egg Shampoo for the hair— two indispensable toilet req- uisites. A supply of each article sufficient for a three months' trial will be mailed postpaid to any address for Ji.oo; or for 10 cents we will forward liberal samples of both U-AR-DAS BATH OP BENZOIN aud Woodlark Dermatic £« Shampoo. WOODARD, CLARKE & CO., 138 Fourth St., Port I and, Oregon. 441 SIXTH AVE., Bet- 26th A 27th Sts., NEW YORK. CASEY'S 388 SIXTH AVE, Bet. 23d It 24lh SIS, NEW YORK. j» ran-tood Five Yeai WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. ESTABLISHED 4T TEARS. JAPANESE WAR FILMS. GREAT NAVAL RATTLES. The Greatest Feature Films for Summer Parks. JAPANESE CRUISER IN ACTION, BOMBARDING PORT ARTBUR, JAPANESE TORPEDO "OAT, JAPANESE BATTLE8I11P SINKING RUSSIAN CRUISER. Send for Summer bargain lists of slightly used outfits. Dept, B. WILLIAMS, BROWN & EARLE, 918 Chestnot St,, Philadelphia, fa. ITTKnTTIOlft ^*4keaaeff&**i *F DOCTORS, MEDICINE PEOPLE AND SHOWMEN Why handle rocky goods when you can handle goods that will sell themselves! Electric Belts from $1 per doe. np. Large variety to select from. Electric Jant, 7Jo. doa.j Electric Insoles, 87Xc doe. pairs. Soap. »3.lo gross; Fine Medical Bsr.cries. Send 76o. for Sample No. 14 E. B., exp. prepaid. Latest one One third cssb re- 2nlred. Trial order will convince. Largest Manufacturers of Eleotrlo Beits aflfl ppllanoee In U. 8. A. Established 1878. Lecture and price list tree. THE ELECTBIO APPLIANCE CO., Borlington, Kan, STRATE HALF ' T0NE .8 PROCESS CO. PARK ROW BU I LDI MG, N.Y. A „ f cts. SQUARE INCH • cuts A beautiful book For every lover of Vaudeville . lONUMIS i 750 POR.TBAITS A „ D CARICATURES Of Tttl HADING NANAGtRS. ANO ARTISTS .- INTtRtSTING 4*0 INSTRUCTIVE ARTICLES PtRTAININQ TO EVERY BRANCH Cf IMC PROFESSION - WRITTEN BV All "■<■ IEADIKG PERfORM ■ 5-1 VAUDEVILIf-RFVirW ADDRESS: THE ARTIST THIBIISMNG < A «■» p»y aeyiani.Mt WT il 1 *, ave^gg <«50 CenlS currency JULY 22. THE NE¥ YORK CLIPPER. 545 Grease-Paint and Burnt Cork Removed Without the Aid of Cold Cream USta "IAVA'* KfiX —"— BMgggMfl - — -^ lip It easily, quickly and thoroughly removes all trace of grease-paint, burnt cork or any other make-up, without the aid of cold crcatn or without the slightest injury to the most delicate complexion, leaving the skin feeling cool, clean and comfortable. 1 FOE SALE 5Y DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS "WILL WM. WALTKE & COMPANY WASH-UP" MADE EASY Used and endorsed by the lending members of every branch of the profession. We want every mrmher of the profession in the I'liiteil States, to test the merits of Lava Soap. Send us your name and address, and we will send you ABSOLUTELY FREE A SAMPLE CAKE OF LAVA SOAP. SAINT LOUIS, U. S. A. ^WILL ABRIVB IN NEW YORK FROM SODTB AMEEICA 05 OB ABOUT ABO. 4. 40 MINSTREL PEOPLE 40 ONE SOLID TEAR'S ENGAGEMENT. Playlnft only the principal elites of BRAZIL CK0OAT, ARdKNTIXK. C1IILK, I'KRC nod KCUAHOlt. Acrolwts, t-xecntrlo MnskBl Teams. Corneily Kuockalmul, Jiurglcrs, oulDtelle- In fart »ll nets -till- a'defnr stage and not depending upon language for success. Al Hand Muster. TKOPI.K (ilVKN PltLPtRhNCr.: Those who change act* and can double In II. * 0. If you have the "germ " save stamp. Kares advanced to people we know. Mention all first letter. MILTON .v PLUNKETT, write JUCA, WOOD & CLAWSOII. Ore of CLIPPER. WANTED, for THE VAN DYKE STOCK CO. LYRIC THEATRE, St. Joseph, Mo., (SECOND SKA SO. v., DRAMATIC PEOPLE IN ALL LIKES (except Leads), VAUDEVILLE HEADLINES, SISTER TEAM (must be young). HKAL Itolelty Act. Season Opens Sept. J WALTER VAN DYKK. Want Good NKf.ODRA.HA8 with Paper. Pleased to Hear from any Address M . V B.— One 1 1 1 j i >- earn week. The Crescent Comedy Co. NTS REPERTOIRE PEOPLE IN ALL LINES. sn_\(i AND DANCK COMEDIAN, JUVENILE HAN, HEAVY MAW, LEADING HAN. WOMAN KOlt CHARACTERS AND HEAVIES. Also First Class VAUDEVILLE TRAM, one that is Strong Enough to Featnre. The Carls, write or wire, SEASON OPENS SEPT. I. Only First Class People with Ability and Wardrobe need apply. Address BERGMAN & CTJMMINGS, West Baden, Indiana. MANAGERS, ATTENTION. I hare derided to Sell, Let Ont on Royalty, or Rent ray Beautiful WESTERN MILITARY ROMANTIC PLAY. Produced Seven years ago by Long Bros., Pawnee BUI and May LUlle, "Madeline of Fort Reno." I have S3.ntio.tM) worth of the Finest Lithograph paper (by Seers) ever printed, . all paid for mid In my possession, also all properties. Show can lie played with from 14 to 1*00 people; is strong enough for a ran. Prettier than "Arl/onu," and written anil produced years before "Arizona." Only first class managers recog* nixed. Address or call on DR. W. H. LONG, 018 Walnnt St., PI. I In.. Pa. WANTED, FOB THE ADAIR, GREGG LEADING MAN, HEAVY MAN, CHARACTER MAN, *» H ADAIR CO. LEADING WOMAN, PIANIST (Male), CHARACTER WOMAN. All must lie Al, with swell modem wardrobe. SEND PHOTOS. Skate nil Mmt loiter. Olhrr useful repertoire people write. Open Aug. SI. ADAIR. GREGG AND ADAIR, Oration, W. Vn. HA/KM. Ul'RTlSS, W. K. GUIUGS, N'OKMAN TRAVIS, write. 0— Pork Chops 1 | -Pork Chops Pork Chops Pork Chops Pork ( hop.- ; MAGNETISM GEO. W. EVERS rk O i-wr*% Chops r \ COMEDIAN, SINGER, DANCER and PRODUCER | % Address 608 Ashland Block. Chicago. * O-Pork Chops Pork Chops Pork Chops Pork Chops Pork Cliops-Q SEASON 1905-6. ' AGENT AT LIBERTY j 15 Years' ' Experience REPERTOIRE COMPANY PREFERRED. . Clo?e Contractor. Thorough Programmer. Heavy Lithographer. Artistic BUI Poster. Able Prest Writer. MANAGERS IN" WANT OF THIS KISD OK A MAN, address HARRY Gs ALGEB, 2153 Lexington Ave., New York City. Maxide HiUrrxeua Co. FOUR FIRST CLASS REPERTOIRE PEOPLE For Balance of Summer and Winter. LEADING MAK. HEAVY MAN. CHAR- ACTER MAS, MAN FOR CHARACTER COMEDY. WOMAN KOR HECOSD RIS. Must be good looking. PIA.SO PLAYER TO ARRANGE. ■■_-«. Address WILLIAM A. DILLON, Tapper Lake, \. Y. San Antonio, Texas, [i WANTED, For Week of Inly 17, Vaudeville Acts AND FOR TWO WEEKS Commencing Aug. 13 MUST OHANOE ACT SECOND WEEK. State fnll particulars ami lowest salary first letter. Address SIDNEY H. WEIS, New Uptown Ferry or THE NEW JERSEY CENTRAL AT >OOT West 23d St. Nerlh River) CONNECTS WITH AIM tii a i a- 3 yon Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington, Atlantic City Asbury Park and All New Jersey Coast Resorts TO LET ON ROYALTY E "SS FINE "S PRT6. WILL ARRANGE ALL BOOKINGS. C.A.BURT, Room l"i, tlrnuilv n)' llnstrr Iln lldl Of{. THE FBIE STOCK CO.. PRE8ENTINU "THE WORLD IN MOTION," Direction FISKE, STOCK, STEIHER& COHEN. OPlces, Manhattan Theatre Wdg., N". Y.Clty. • ISI/IIII IV Vlll ll| INVITES OFFERS. Heavies, Juveniles. Care of IB HIUKOBT ML DAYTOX, OH IO. 0X ACCOUNT OK MISRKPRESENTATION HOWARD L. CASE, IIEAV1KS, Only responsible mar*, write. Managers wlih liee< In their iionnct, keep off. Addrem l'OJ KAST l«Hi 8T., Kansas City, .\|f>. PRATT OPERA HOUSE, ALBION, N. Y. Connly Fair Dates, Sept. 14, l... »«. and oilier rood time open. Address El). K. ADAMS .1 -CO,, 140 ivw 42d St., New York. PAD Q POB LEASE. 8AJJB V/Ai\\7 0B STORAGE, . . Repairs and Alteratloni Hade. HEW JERSEY CAR WORKS. Mm, I. J. IT LIBERTY, CORilETTIST, For First llaas. Hotel or Trending Otters Co. A. I..CLKVEI.ASI). flfrird, Kans. LORD BALTIMORE MAKE HIS ACQCAIMA.NCB. Managers of luteal Comedies, YaidoTille, Dramatic, Minstrel, Burlesque ami Concert Companies, Attention! CHAS. K. HARRIS America's lieprevntnthe l.'oiu|K>*er nml Mtisle Publisher, has sny nimu>r of up to date sod original Song Novelties. In MS. form, nnil can give y.ni escliislve privilege for the season, If drslrnl. fuaas (ur sny art. singer <>r sny situation, or ran liuv.' then, written for you, If ■ HWwa iT. Jii«i let us know wtisl kln.l of n song you nanl. nml I he 'House of Harris will furnish it for yon. as this Is the acknowledged bvaili|a»t l-lttlo Olrl In Draamlarid. Klllarnay la the Plaoa for IVIa. Make Youraolf at Homo. Albany. And n thousand ntli«T nallarl mis. Ion numerous to mention. Have aome great inngi or] hand liy our famous staff of writers and i-.impnsi-ra : , IIAIIiif.il tilll.till, <;r.ti. KVAXH MKS SIIIKI.IIS. JUS. K. IKlXVAUIi. I HANK II. IIIIYAN, k\y TKMri.irrtt.N. 11(11. 1. IX IHlMi. CHAR. II. IIHOttX. itviin iHiittiiiKirrr. < ; i-ii. Mfiitn.s. t;i:n. rurir.N SMinr. I'AT HIMINKV. (HAS. K. HAIIIH*. i h MAI UK i: I.KVI, KlNIAIt SMITH, a. ;ia;.Imy:n si.oa\k, I'UKI.KItlf KANKIN. W. T. KIIA.MMS. HAYMONH lirilllKI.K AIIJHMON linilKHAIIT. Send your sinners uti In our nnVo nnd nur staff of eiprrlmrod filnnlslH will leai'h lliem lh» wulKs llicy wish |» learn. The host urranifcrs nf AiihtIiii nri' with ns, and will lie plrntpdi to iitiiuiK" orrliestrntlons, In nnv key In suit. Hip volco, frrc of I'liarii*. tilve mi a rail. If lull rannul rail, we will wml a pianist. Willi snncs. to see you. Ketnmilier. when ynu elnf a Harris souk your show Is a sure Hiirress, as llnrrln writes nnd nnlill»tie» hi Is only, ion must linre paul sours as well n» we musl have good singers to etplnll lliem. a fair axi> .nsr tubatmb.nt tu ai,i.. m» i;.\fi:iTinxs HABH Address all itiuiniiinlrntlnns to I ■' 31 West 31b! Street, NEW YORK v.::ykk c»n: n ?.:jr. K. HARRI Grand Opera Heme Bids MM M. CHICAGO, ILL. 1IAIHHS. Mgr. ORCllESTRi DIRECTORS Mil STAflK CiRf E1TERS. d.KAIl WITH Villi. IN' I'KKKKKHKII), AMI Eighteen Stage Carpenters, For THE NEW INTERSTATE VAUDEVILLE CIRCUIT. Kxperlonee should be stated In rerurcnr.c; lowest salary fur M weeks' season; excellenl jiermanenc »liportuiiltlci. Address E. F. CARRUTHERS, Gen. Manager, No. 1028 Chemical Bid?,, St, Louis, Mr. THEATRE FOR SALE. Colonial Theatre, BRISTOL, PA. mpulatlon l'„»,"X> sud r.'.oai to draw from. On mala Hue ol retina. R. R., 31 miles from Thlla., It miles from Trcnloii, N.J. scst a i.Tisi people. Will |iuy iki |ier rent. on ihclnreatnient. Rp«»on for sale, my aon and inaaagcr lias alinied s /, years rnntraet with my Itollier Inlaw, Mil. MAKSKY lill.MOHK, In Ida new play, sud I uiysulf will sail for (Icruisny on or >l«iul lli't. I In settle an estate of my grsndfilbcr, bence this irrsal oirtr. House plaved ••NKI.I.IK Mi lIKNIlV'la.t season to »!•*> one nlRlil. MARTIN'S "IINULKTOM'' lo S480, llllllll.K lllttrTIIKKHU. tilt. $4,000 will liny. (Iround rent, easy terms. House marl r hooked for cninlur season. Home good dates open yet . Address, qukk f DB. W. H. LONG, 918 Walnnt St., Phlla.. Pa. :aturi novelty. MUSICAL HARTs SEASON 1905-6 OPEN Week of July 17 LUNA PARK, JOHNSTOWN, PA, AT LIBERTY FOR COMING SEASON, BILLY BEARD, Monologlst, Singing Comedian, Minstrel, Vaudeville or Burlesque. Address Week July 17, Chattanooga, T.-nn. After that. TDK IIII.I.HtlARIl. Clnn. «« 99 MEXIEAS and MEXIEAS Olympic Theatre. July IP, Two Show. 1211, Tear KENNEDY PLAYERS-'-"' ^- WANT PEOPLE FOB BEPEBTOIBE. Good Wardrolie. Addrri., •la.ttnp salary. JMI, J, KC.N'.NKI) Y.Trrnlott, Ontario, Can, K. B.-Thls Company ha. plitytA 3 couiituihr yean without closing. 540 THE NEW YOEK OlilPP^ft. «fflLY 22. THE NEW YORK OLIPPEE . . «■ » THE FRANK QUEEN PUBLISHING 00. (Unltid.) PROPtilZTCRS. ALBERT .1. BORIE, EDITORIAL AND BUSI.MSS MAXAGE1. SATURDAY, JOLT 22, 1905. RATE8: Advertisement*— $2.80 per Incb, .ingle col- umn. Advertisement! tet wltb border, 10 per cent, extra. SUBSCRIPTION. One vear la advance, t« ; six months, $2; three months, 91. Foreign postage extra. Single copies will be tent, postpaid, on re- ceipt of 10 cents. Oor Trrnii are Cash. . THE CLIPPER Is IsiumI everj Wednesday morning. The last four (advertlalng) pages GO TO 1'BESB on Saturday at 11 a. if., and the other pages on MONDAY and TUESDAY. {The Forlna Closing Promptly-! Tnes- dn > -, at lO o'clock A. M. Please remit by express, money order, check, P. O. order or registered letter. All cash en- riched with letter Is at the risk ot sender. Address All C ojumunlcntious to TUB NEW YORK CLIPPER, , 47 West 28th Street, New York. Registered Oable Address, "Althoriti." THE WESTERN BUREAU Of Thb Clipper Is located at Boom 802, Ashland Block, Chicago, William F. Brsan, manager and correspondent, where advertise- ments and subscriptions are received at our regular rates. t t . ■ . , , . THE LONDON BUREAU Located at 48 Cranbourne St., London, W. C, John II. Carney, manager and correspondent, where advertisements and subscriptions are) received at oar regular rates. TUX CLIPPER CAM BB OBTAIKBB, WH01B- balb and mtail, at our agenta, Brentano'a news depot, 8? Avenue de I'Opers, Paris.: France; II. LIHentbal, Frederick fitrassa 101 (Terminus Hotel), Berlin, N. 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Dover. — Sec answer to K. H., above. T. W. Sprlugllehl.— Advertise your wants in The Ci.iim'kb. T <". !»., Fort Wayne. — Address Charles l'robuiuu. Empire Theatre, New York Clly. K. A. II.. .New Orleans. — Address any of nur suug publishing ndverllsers. J. ('. P., Sprh.glleUI. — The company lias not exlrlcd for some iiioiiiIih. O. H. J., Illni'kdurk. — Cue, Ynngi* & Co., «I12 HI. Charles Street. St. Lnnla, Mo. C C, Albany. — Address Henry W. Snvnge. 14-1 West Forly-llilnl Street. New York Clly. M. II.. New York.— Wuleli our route lists ench week. A. F. C, Boston. — We never indulge In comparisons. Comedian. — Your ten queries cover swh a wide Held Ihey appear In be pruuiplod smlely by curiosity. We can mil spare the hpurv needed to answer same. Jl. W. II.. llrund Ledge.— Advertise in The f i.iitkk. J. II. II.. Chicago. — The cnmpsuy closed its season several weeks ago. II. n.. Macon. —A New York Clly business directory will furnish the list. J. W. K.. Xew York. — 1. Make personal application In managers of co.upal.les. 2. We have no aieans uf knowing. "IIitz." IIiiIIkIuii. — I. We can not (five the height. * There Is not. ;i. There are sev- eral. Mas. F. I.. 1>., Sioux Clly.— 1. ThP Pro- fessional Women's league. HIS WeKt Forty- lirih Street. 2. Mrs. Eldrldge, H2 EnstThlr- leetilh Hireel. \V. I,. II.. Pnytmi.— Martlnka & Co.. 4»3 Sixth Avenue. New York lily: K. Van Wyk, Cliiclunnll. I).: W. II. J. Slmw. Victoria, Mo. M. IL, New York. — About sevenly-tlve. H. I.. I - ., lireen Island. — Only the party you mention enu answer your ipiestluii. II. ti II.. New York. — Apply to jour friends, no st runner would iMiteriulu such a proposl- tlou. ATHLKTIC. E. X. S., Lsa Angeles. — The record was 4«94. mmuMi C Toronto. — It. wins. The Maple l.eafs were never I he champions uf America. They won llrst prise lu ii tournament at Water- town. N. V. July 5-T. 1H74. in which seven numleiir and semi-professional nines partlcl- I ailed. At the HintlforJ. Out., tournament, islil June :illjnly 1. 1S7I. the champion llos- lous defeated I be Maple l.eafs by mores ot 'Jil lo ii and 20 to 4. respectively. Ii. Mi*'.. Woosler. — It nil depends upon wliu I It. he!. If he bet the opposing team would win. thru the tie games make n draw of the l»'l. hut If be merely took the nega- tive of A.'s proposition then II. wins. C. V. t\. Berlin.— Write lo T. W. Skelly. r.7r. Johnson Avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y.. and lie ran probably furnish the Informal Inn de- al red. ruin*. S S. MoM.. Deer lllver.— A Wins with low. The jMlBla count lu this order of pre- • edenee : High. low. jack fltid game. II. C. II.. Iieer Itlver.— A wins with high. II. F. W.. Deer Itlver.— II wins with low. J. II.. Concord. — The player bavlug high wine. Tl'HF. C. E. Caiites. Bradley. — Uiu Dlllnu, ou jS'ov. II, 1U0L trolled a mile In 201. MISL'KLLAAHULt*. Miss K. I'. ('., Jucksou. — We have uu rcc ord of any sudi occurence. ■- --■ i ., OUR LONDON LETTER. PB'JM OUB OWN CORRESPONDENT. Clipper Bnreao, 48 Cranbonrne Street. Leicester Siinnre, London, W. O. Jui.I 4. Today, the day after the gtorluus Kourth, the Americans In London are taking life easy, as the weatber Is bot aid the places of amusement are iIihIiik one by one. Theatres are being closed In all vans of the United KlnKdom liecnuse of tbe business, a thing un- heard of In this country. In former Summers Ibe luditfir amusement patronage has lieeu large enough to pay managers to keep their houses open. Let us hope this slump will not extend beyond tbe bot weather period. Ellis Jeffreys has returned to London, after what Is said to have been a very successful tour lu -America. She will make her re- nnpearance lu this city at the Hsymarket. In l*i ede rick Harrison's production of Hugh Me- l.ellan's "fin the Love Hath." Sept. Is the date set for the llrst performance of tbe new play. Mr. McLellan'a latest offering hi a three act comedy, and will be Mr. Harrison's first play, after his partnership with Cyril Maude ends on the last day of thin month. Miss JelTrevs will be supported by Eric Lewis, Arthur Williams, Kenneth Douglas, A. B. Mdtlbews and Jenle Bateman. Sydney Valen- tine will he the stage manager at the Hay- market, under the new minageroear. There Is every Indication that "I.eah Kleschna" will be a big drawing card at the New Theatre 'till tbe end of the current year, and It might possibly go beyond that mark. It It can till the theatre during these sultry nights, It ought to turn them away when tbe coo) Fall nights show themselves. Wra. Greet and I.f na Ashwell, who Is playing la the suc- cessful Mcl.ellan play the part ployed In the States by Mrs. Flake; will, nt the end of the engagement, combine In management • at a West End theatre. For the opening produc- tion a new costume comedy drama na« been secured, written by Olo. Graves, and Mr. Me- Lellan Is also at work on an emotional drama fur illes Ashwell. . . Wllllnm Collier and company, In "Tbe Dic- tator," will remain nt the Comedy 'till Au- gust, but It looks bs If the show might con- tinue beyond that, to paying business, because of the large number of American visitors In town now. Hut It Is announced that about the middle of the month he will put on his new ploy at tbe Comedy. It Is culled "The Duffer." A painter, who Is far from being the greatest artist of tbe day. is the chief character lo the story. Here I am reminded to say that Mr. (irossmlth. like Forties Hole erlson. was an artist of the studio before he liecnme an artist of the stage. His last comedy, "The Night of the Party." had a run of many weeks at Ibe Avenue. Terry's Theatre Is taking a Summer vaca- tion, aud during Hie rest certain structural alterations required by tbe Ixmdon Countv Council ore to lie made, enabling Mr. Terry nut only to add additional dressing rooms for the actors, hut to Increase the seating ra- pacity for the audience. Both are a much needed Improvement. The work In to he com- pleted by the end of August, and negotiations ure proceeding for an Important tenancy, commencing early In September. ■"• (lenrge Tyler, who has been In Norway for some weeks resting. Is about due In Loudon. He Is here, or will be here, to look over, gome of the successful plays now entertaining the public at the present time, As the best ones have been plucked ere this I would advise Mr. Tyler to return lo America for a. month or two nnd then come back wbeu the Fall season la under way. Mr. Tyler is popular here because of his Introduction to tbe Lon- doners of Eleanor Robson, In "Merely Mary Ann." Ada Hehan Is In this cltv and Is a very sick woman. Appendicitis In the cause, and while the patient has suffered great pain during the past few days, nothing serious la looked for. No operation has been performed, nnd unless she gels very much worse, alie will recover without one. Haddon Chambers Is engaged upon a new comedy of modern life, to he called "Sir An- thony," the American nctlng rights of whirl) have already been secured by Nat C. Goodwin. Mr. Chambers, varying bin line as a stage writer, has devised a musical comedy, to which he has given the title of "Mr. Flame.' George Edwnrdes has the rights to this piece. Tbe new musical play from the peu of Cap- tain Basil Hood, entitled "Tbe Golden Girl," for which, It Is stated. Han-lab Medina baa composed the numbers, la primarily to be brought out on tour In the country with Lot- tie rounds as the heroine. The story deals with jealousies and cross purposes of a ladles' association kuown as "Tbe Conservatory Girl." About Aug. 3 Frederick Moulllot will pro- duce at a West End theatre a three ' act farcical comedy. In the writing of which he collaborated with Judge Parry, of Manches- ter. The play was recently tried In the provinces with gratifying success, but in- stead of calling It "The Absence of Mrs. Har- rington," the title la to be altered to "What tbe Butler Saw." George Kd wo riles has engaged Arthur Long- ley to play, on tour, tbe role In "Lady Mad- cap" uow assumed by G. 1'. Huntley.'at the Prince of Wales Theatre. Mr. I.ongiev baa a big London reputation for bis work In "Tbe l^jve Birds." at the Savoy, lust venr, and more recently as Lord Cheyne. in "The Three Little Maids." Robert I.ornhie has got the American rights lo Bernard Shaw's play, "Man and Super- man," which had a local run very satisfac- tory to all concerned. Now that there Is a sort of boom In Shaw plays, several American managers wanted to secure Mr. Shaw's latest, but Mr. Loralue was ibe lucky man. Sidney Smith, who. as business manager and secretary, has been associated with Drlirv I.tine for a quarter of a ceutury. has been offered nnd accepted a seat on tbe board of directors of that famous theatre. "A Maid of France" Is the title of a new play, by tbe Ilev. Forbes Phillips, vlcur of Gorlrstuu. lo lie produced at the Hoyal The- atre, Grand Yarmouth, on Moudiiy, with the author's sister In the title role. The Empire Theatre, which has been open since April IT, 1884, closed Its doors to the public last Friday night. After several structural alterations, the doors will be thrown open again early In Octolier. This palace of varieties anil ballet Is one of Ibe famous places of Loudon, and being such, a little of lis history will he Interesting to readers of this letter. I mu indebted to one of the local publications for the following : "Tbe Empire stands ou Ibe site Of Leicester House, hi 17l»l Leicester House was pulled down, nnd on part of the ground Harford's Pnuoraiuti was built. This was followed bv a series uf shows that Included panoramas, wax works, giants, minstrels. Industrious llcas. and so on. The site was afterward occupied bv the Eldorado Music Hall, which was burned down In lSti.i, King Edward being present SI the fire. The space where the ilmrrrJ ruins were allowed to remain for some lime, was afterward partly tilled bv a cafe, aud Iben hi' another panorama. The present theatre was designed bv Thomas Verily, and opened with a production ot Herve's comic opera. 'Chilperlc.'" The east la mentioned, but I will not go through the long list of names, but I will mention that James T. Power*. Harry Paulton and Cnmllle D'Arvllle were ainong the players. To con- tinue with my little history. "Looking through an old programme I no- tice that ballets formed an important part of tbe product!'."!. There wus. Indeed, uu . dec trie Imllcl uf llfly persona, being tile llrst .. time when three electric lamp* arc carried . and manipulated by one person, wltb tbe most startling and gorgeous effect.' The bite Alex- ander Henderson, the George Kdwardea of the early elghtle*, was concerned In tbe man- ngement. and Harry Ilitrhlns. who Is still the acting manager, was there In the same ca- pacity on the opening night. In the Summer of 1H84, Jobn Ilolllngshend brought tbe Gaiety rompanv tu Leicester Square, and played 'The Forty Thieves.' with a cast that Included Nellie Farren, Phyllis Brougbton. Connie Gilchrist and K. VI. Kuyce. Among: other subsequent musical plays produced at the Empire was 'The Lady of tbe Locket.' the cast, of which Included Hayden Coffin and Florence Sr. John, and on Hie programme of which James Glover, the Drury Lune master of the , music. Is described as director of been opened nightly, with the exception ot one week subsequent to Mrs. Ormlston Chant's anti-promenade crusade. Sir Augustus Harris was largely concerned with tbe Empire In lis early variety days. Wltb bis genius for dis- covering real talent, he brought M. Leopold Wenze), the Belgian conductor, from Paris to conduct tbe orchestra and compose to many line ballets. He Installed Kattl Lanner as ballet mistress, and he engaged M. Wllhelm, the clever artist who designs tbe costumes of-the coryphees nnd Invents the schemes of the dances. It Is safe to say that on the work of these three talented people the artistic fame of the theatre has been largely built. The Empire has come to be known as the home of ballet, aud certainly since the re- moval of tbe Paris Eden Theatre nowhere has ballet been produced with such completeness or with so costly a regard for detail." The Albambra Is an exception to this statement. To continue : "A mere catalogue of ballets produced will (Ul. half a column — ' 'Bound Hie Town,' 'A Dream of Wealth,' 'Faust.' 'Monte Carlo,' 'The Milliner cDnehesa,' Tbe- Press' ballet, and many others. Many great dancers have appeared on the Empire stage during the past eighteen years, but certainly at no time has the theatre possessed a greater dancer than Adelaide Genee, the young Danish lady, who Is at present Its premltrr. tlanstunc. Mile. Genee. whose feet always seem to realize the full meaning of the poetry of motion, bas given to the Empire ballets a real distinction and unusual artistic Importance. The Em- pire was the llrst variety theatre to exhibit a cinematograph, and It was tbe first to ex- ploit the thrilling possibilities of looping the loop." I think this statement means tbe first to show these features to London. "In 1880 nnd again In JIKJS state performances were given In honor of the Shah of Persia. It has lieen ofter urged against the Empire man- agement that the programmes consisted far too largely of acrobats and other similar turds, but It must he remembered that few comb: singers have tbeablltty to fill so large n house or to amuse so cosmopolitan an audi- ence. The ground on which the Empire was built was the properly of M. Nichols, Hie breach restaurateur, who opened the Cafe Hoyal, f>n liegeni Street, and be and his widow have held a large proportion of shares of the Empire Company, (,'eorge EdWardes. a lllteratlvely christened the other day by Herbert Vivian tbe 'Bismarck of the Ballet'' became the sole mnnnging director after Sir Augustus Harris retired to devote bis wonder- ful energies to t.'ovent Garden- opera. With Mr. Kdwardea have been associated the late Hector -lenuaut and Walter Dixon, who was tsraous^ years ago as an- amateur; and gen- erally known as 'Dickey.- the Driver.' The Empire has occupied a unique place among London s .places of amusements. Men who have been away from England for rears would go there on their first night. in 'town and.be sure to meet old friends. In a sense its jirnnienade waa'I^ndon'i onlv boulevarde '" The Lyceum closed on Saturday night last and there Is a sort of a mysterv regarding Wf/ W - Wfa. ; The -house Is advertised to continue Its entertainments on tbe lirstof September, bnt there are minors to tbe effect that there may be a change In mnnagemeut, which may affect the policy when the house is opened. Mr. Jtarrasford ha" lost cons d erabie money at the Lyceum this past season. ?,i« n 5 r . nt "M? '" |1|B provincial houses have not been doing well. Every little while one bears of one of his out-of-town theatres • losing, which makes the Ilarrasford tour one •'X' l ™ T***- Vy»'ther this rumor EE? „\ g .. ,he r cba «K*, of management aud policy at the Lyceum Is true or noi, I know this much : One good act that was to play fi! Hffif ,or &**<■ weeks in October hns been asked to seek engagements elsewhere during the three weeks, S3 their lime at The Lyceum was canceled. Of course this makes VJS&1 the t* r J°<™"s who are on the Bar flan" 1 i 01 ""' . a ". d ."""' '• « general unensv feeling around Leicester Square. With "hi Ilarrasford tour practically' our of the way t.t^r.iS ££ S m * ■Note die. taw to the performer In a more strenuous manner whlA will mean an offer of lower salary. I am sorry the Lyceum was not a big K2-"* financially as It'la one of the pre* Heat theatres In tmin and the vaudeville entertainment given nt thai house was he best type of that sort of show. As I hi?* said before many times the performance would remind one more of the Ke li s ,, da ,1 B^ atgatfctr show in London ,t the nmslc halls. The management seemed to have l e American Idea of arranging Hie bill and of carrying It out. There Vre no long waits SmTHi ,Ue fl< ' ,R - , '"' 00,!i '" »"* d'.lng away with this tiresome waiting, one of the "l nr ■r eristics of the English vaudeville "how I hope the rumor turns out lo be untrue for three reasons, for Mr. Marrnsford. the ner' i°v»£ T 1 m> r lf ' M - T *«■""." visit, to p u, r ; I..yce, mi |, H ve always been looked forward to with much pleasure, as I felt sure I he s„m provided would amuse and no! tire me Ous Klen, the well known English eo.tee Halls (l.td.l. at the Shoredltcli C ! mu- Court, for *:>Ihj, Wing two weeks' s« «rt ■gSS" JO lie due under a ."nTrnct jKJ Klen s solicitor said the case for the plaintiff was that on Jan. S. IMS, Mr7 Hen entered Into a contract to appear at the t i„ J L during the weeks ccimnTnc ng May i.^^d J£ ,P« «™r two he carried* out, b,t when the time for (he ast one came 'rtiunii h» found they had left him off the lull M i'leo bore out bis counsel's statement lie knew hat there was a clause In the contract thar be must send on billing waiter two weeks In a.lvnnee of his engagement but thf 'wis never the case with star tufas, lie p reset ua himself nightly „ , he hall, but was no a lowed lo go on. The defence claimed ihat failure to comply will, clause "p 1„ the cou- Ihey could demand one night'* salarv oe even put the engagement off. Vh«T "Jctor general manager lo defendants, said thattas question of bill mailer Mng receive" » B S US . £&&* • , "' C " U8, ' Jl was a umlMca Hot that the man was alive and In Knrisnd - ! rgwl !!' ,',"" "•J 1 , 1 '' K - V booking some of the Indctsjndent bouses and hopes to be lu London before May. 1900. ..._». Some of the excellent magical sketches and Illusions which have been Introduced to Lon- doners at the entertainment known as Maske- lyne and Cooke's, aud now i-ontrolled by Mus- kelyne and Devant, are to be shown on the varlefv stage next month for the llrst time. The Inst two named gentlemen, who are the originators of the majority of successful stage Illusions of recent date, have arranged that Max Sterling shall present a selection of their magical problems at the principal music balls In the principal provincial towns. Oeorge Gray, known In music halt circles through bis association wltb "The Fighting 1'arson," brought an action In tbe King's Court, last week, against the Oxford (Ltd.), to recover $450, for alleged breach of contract. Plaintiff's rase was that be was engaged for six weeks at a salary of f4oti a week, to produce tbe sketch, "The Fighting Parson," •at the Oxford Music Hall. During the run the management was heavily fined for the production of another sketch. "The Belle of Ibe Orient," they having no dramatic license. Mr. Gllmnre, tbe manager, then told Mr. Gray he could not allow the continuance of his performance, and the sketch did not form part of tbe programme during tbe sixth week of the engagement. Iiefendants alleged they were Justified In what they did by a clause In the contract which provided that If it should be found that the performance was contrary to law, or was objected to by any licensing or public authority, the engagement might be canceled by tbe company.' George A. Bedford, examiner of playa la the office of the Lord Chamberlain, stated that It was tbe practice of the office not to Issue theatrical licenses to music halls. The Judge said be would take time to consider bis Judgment. There Is considerable Interest attached to the outcome of tbla case. . Dorothy Kenton, the young lady, who mani- pulates the banjo so skillfully, has been pro- longed for the second time at tbe English Garden. Vienna. This Is, Indeed, an honor for Miss Kenton, and she Is to be congratu- lated. There was great excitement In the princi- pal thoroughfares of Ixindon last Monday, as great as If the victorious Japanese Army had paraded the principal streets. Frederick Ireland's "Enlgmarelle," the current feature and mystery at the Hippodrome, was tbe cause of all the disturbance. The steel figure walked unaided from tbe stage door of the Hippodrome to the shop of a motorcar com- pany on Shaftesbury Avenue. In order to show tbe London public the marvelous In- genuity and mechanical adaptability of Mr. Ireland's Invention. "Enlgmarelle" actually drove and steered, unaided, the car through the streets of London. Old timers tell me that It was dne of the greatest advertising Ideas Hint has ever been pulled off In the show- circles of Loudon, and only goes to show that Ibe American showman has original Ideas about geitlug «he |wople to talk of his In- vention. Eugene Stretton bas lefl London on a three weeks' vacation, lo be spent In Vienna. He will return lo England In season to open at the Hippodrome, Brighton, on July IT. • -• ' Horrlgnn. the tramp Juggler, arrived In Loudon last week, and was to have opened at the Palace on July .1, but as Tom tlenrn bad another week at the Palace, Manager Butt asked Hurrigan If be would open a week later. The latter gladly- consented to Mr. Butt's request, and imnie dlntely left for Paris. I have learned since my lust letter that James Thornton has posl- t vely booked to play the Palace, but not right away, as the note In my last letter would Jnfer. He will come over a year from now. * Roberts, Hayes and Bolierts are resting this week, after a month's stay at the Coif BBBjB), where they were one of tbe laughing «IL°! "o^.r"" 5 bl11 ' Tll *y "'"ft a short Moss ft stoll tour next Monday, and will return to the States Sept. l, with a new sketch, written by Al. Maddox, of Mnddox ?, nd .f, ro .l!, , >'' ">""«» "A Party from the west They return to Eoglnnd In llioe aud will piny the Coliseum and Ibe other Moss ft Stoll houses. Hugh Stanton Is once more In harness, hnvng returned from bis vacation of a few weeks In America. He Is at tbe Empire, Holloway, this week. On tbe bill with him are the casino Comedy Four and Frank Law- ton. I am going out to see the show tomor- row night and will write It up In my next letter While In America Mr.' Stanton bad several good offers lo work, but he was de- nnT'S" 1 . ,b , a i tBe *?» 8l,0 " ld '*• a "cat Ion, nnd be beld to that determination. Mr Stanton Is on tour 'till March, wbeu be will cross the ocean again. Mrs. Mary Gibbs Spooner, Edna May .Spooner Cecil Spooner. nnd their secretary. Com >.. Moreland, are In London. Miss pi;??°„ e in Wl i' "'"y,"" engagement nt the 1'aluce In u few weeks. Harry Burns, hilled on his letter bead as "Americas Champion Bag Manipulator" SSIMLPSL!!* S,a,( * '" « be Is coming Mr. and Mia. Mike s. Wlmlleu ca I p, day. rim former let mu read soinc «i !,L press notice* received lu the provinces ami In London, and I must say that thev ... worth exhibiting. They couldn't he heti» Mr. Whnllen Is an established favorite In ilii. country, which menus n life long Job *-•-* . OVR CHICAGO LETTER. ntOAt OUB OWN C0BBE3P0.NDE.NT. Western Hnreuu Of the New York Clipper. Room B02, Ashlnnd Block, Chicago. The "Woggle Bug" closed Wednesday even' Ing, and the Garrlck will remain closed din- ing the coming Week", aud on Sunday evemmr July 2.1, will reopen with 'The Royal Chef ' : There are no changes In the bills at ine down town theatres for the coming week Cool weather helped the night houses at nii tbe theatres this week. H.i.iMijH Thkatrb tWill J. Davis, mana- ger).— "Little Johnny Jones" will end it, engagement ill, on which dote will occur to. one hundredth performance of the piece in this city, n record that Mr. Cohan wrv well 1* proud of. Tbe Cohan trade mark in this town Is now firmly .established. HE d will doubtless lend prestige to any attract.on lu Ibe future. Itlchard Carle, In 'The Mono- of Toklo," will follow. 5ur 1-oweks' Theatbr (Harry J. Powers, man- ager).— "Mrs. Temples Telegram" Is pruvlt,ir one of the strongest attractions that tlm theatre has sheltered In many seasons The matinees ore attracting large audiences „r ladles. . The fourth week of this engagement began oo Sunday, 10. "sngeuieut Gba.vp OrEBA Horse (Harry Askln. mana- ger).— "It Happened In Xordland" will re main the attraction next week, tbe eighth of Its ran In Chicago. Grace Field and Jeauette Ixiwrle, who have been absent from the com- pany on account of Illness, have returned to the cast. ' G.4KP.ICK Tiifsatbe (Sam P. Oerson, mans ger).— On Sunday, 23, this bouse will re- open with "The Hoyal Chef." The cast will be headed by Gilbert Gregory, and will lu- clude : Harry Leone, Joseph Welsh \V s Sellery, Joe Allen, Stella Tracey and Elsie Moore. Stcdbbakeb ThBatbb (E. B. Hnrmerer manager).— -Itlchard Carle lieglns the last 'two weeks of his engagement here on Monduv evening, 17. "The Mayor of Toklo" bos beeii doing a phenomenal business aud efforts have been made to extend the time, but Henrv W Savage had planned to open ot tbe Studebaker SH ( :, eo , r * e Ade ' 8 comedy. "The College Widow, July .11, and tbe date could uot be changed. This makes it necessary for Mr Carle and his clever company of entertainers to move to the Illinois Theatre on Sntonlav evCnlng. Jl). * Gbkat XnttTnKHX Theatke (Fred C. Eberis manager).— The eighth week of "Buster Grown began on Sunday night, HI The regular season will open on Saturday, Aug ii, with Itlchard Carle's "The Tenderfoot " Olympic Tiikatrk (Abe Jacobs, manager for Kohl & Castle).— Tbe only vaudeville house In town offers Paul Conchas, the mar- velous Juggler, ns beadllner. One of the features of the bill la offered by Hnsky. Folr- cblld and Bergere. Others on the bill ure ■ Smith aud Cook, Patty Bros.. Kelly nad \lnletle. V»ood and Hay, Juggling Mntlhleiis, Hie I, rimes, Harrison nnd Mnlluuibv, linuisev Sisters, Chns. II. Duncan. Votiug America tour and tbe Misses Delmore. QnratM OrKtiA Harm (Lyman B. Glover, manager for Kohl & Castle).— The |ifrietl> lierformance of 'The Laud of Xod" was cele- braied on Sunday night, July 111, by ibe in- troduction of Mine. Slapoffskl. prima donua soprano. This addition to tbe company Is road? without -displacing any other of the performers. Enthualastic crowds are visit- ing tbls musical fantasy. La SAM.K Tiikatbr. — The Yankee lltgeul" will open at this bouse early in August. Cecil l.ean will play the title role. 1'ROCAiir.nn Theathk (Harry H. Hedges. mnnHgerj. — Commencing with the Snudav matinee, Id, the Vassar Girls will be the stuck company offering, and tbe olio will include: I^ulae Dacre. Le Kov Benson, oue man band : Kmelle Weber nnd lllce and Mur- rs "Sunny Jim's Daffy Shop" will be the title -of the burlesque. The entire stuck company will appear. . Fully Tiikatbr (.fames A. Fennessv, man- ager). — The Folly Burlegquers will "be tbe offering for week of IB. Ed. Morris, who wna for a number of years Sam T. Jack's leading comedlau, will be seen with the fun makers. John Burke Is still at the heod of the rouipnoy, aud will be aeeu in Ibe two burlesques which open and close tbe show. Bijou Theatre (Win. Roche, manager).— "Marked for Life." an old time melodrama, has been rhoseu ns the production for tbe llnal week of George Kllinl'a stock company. In a prairie tire scens a locomotive runs through a Held of fire. LoxooN Dime Mpski: (Wllllnm J. Sweeney, maunger J. — In the curio ball for week of lo will be found Princess May. snake charmer: Albert Hermunn. tattooer: Gerald Hewson, strong mnn ; Charles Burr, light- ning change performer ; Msratona. sword wnlker. In the theatre: Anule Marsh, l'rof. Clark, and new movln pictures. Clark Street MPskiui (Louis M. Hedge*. manager). — Difficult feats In rifle shouting will be exploited by Itadcllffe and Belmont. Other features will lie Alan Mohnined. the ,,, . -■•.»■»«" Mill IK- .VI. !U .UUOUI11CU. 1"^ over to this country a ^ year7™m"rliis l^miUS Hindoo -wonder: Lady Fedora, tbe woinau August. He is now cor?espLudlng wHb SS "Pi "'« <»"• >lr; "Prof. Silver, ventrllo- English agent will, whom h ! expeeH to boSk ' 1 "w r . , .. , " ld ? e **&£*. M . ,d « Pt ' "■»» "• t •....—....■- "..*.*' White City (Paul D. Ilowse. general manager).— Chicago has formed tbe habit of congregating around the "bumps." Tbls sl- trnctlon not eitthnslastlcallv received at tlrst. has grown In favor more than any other feat- "re of this resort with tbe exception of l'rof. !!..,. R ''"£• l wnv nnd nionkev circus und )\ I lords temple of music. Ulrlch and his Chicago Concert Band will offer another pro- gramme of popular music on Wednesday evening, nnd Friday night will he Wagner mght, The SUters Devon, equilibrists, will lead tbe programme of outdoor amusemeuts. Acrobats and aerial performers are also to be provided. The outdoor programme for week of 17 will be the most eFaliornle yet offered at White City. IUvixia Paiik (J. J. Murdork. manager). —The end of llavlnla's concerts, by Walter Hnmroscb and the New York Svmpbony Or- chestra, Is approaching. Monday. 17. the symphony played was Beethoven's" Symphony Xo. .1 (Krolca). Next week has children s !,,{' ""I Wagner nlghr, and n llnnl charming bill. Including Haydn's "Farewell." Satur- day of ternon and evening concerts are lo be made up of selections requested bv Mr. Dnm- rosch s enthusiastic admirers. Sash Boiifi Park (Leonard Wolf, mana- ger).— "Holy Poly" continues ns Hie main attraction at this park. Tbe little theatre Is tielng patronized generouslv afternon and evening. Hostrawser's First Beglroent Baud la giving auch satisfaction that It has been decided lo retain It for the remainder of the sesson. A trio of daring acrobats presents a particularly sensational act which Is only one of several outdoor atractlons. < asixo (Thomas Preston Brooke, matin- (terj-— The soloist for the coming week will lie Will J. Dickey, baritone, who will appear on Monday. Wednesday and Saturday nights, air. Dlrkev has been connected with the min- strel stage for several vears. HiVKRViEW Tark.— This week will see In- novations "Along the Pike." Including n trslned animal exhibition and a Chinese tbe- ?£,'■ •> np P* lmMlt "' Herold bns more new things for next week. Work Is proceeding on the Pains' fireworks spectacle, "Tbe Fall or I ort Arthur." beginning Monday night. al. and lasting two weeks. Aithrmatu,— "The Under Dog," presented time MrT Burns has The right '.dealubWk- ng before be comes. His example sho id be ol ovved by all who Intend ,„ ,Z e to ng and for business purposes. It is absolutely luilKisslble to get Immediate time n0SOM,te, J r Ihirlug the receut engagement In London of Johnson and Dean, Mr. Johnson's Idle m? meats were spent In giving lessons In the art V r .'"V 8 ** walk "' «»me ot the noullltv Lady Illchardsoh was oue of .Is puuUs who Bbowed great ability la ihat line ' P Jennie. Jacobs bus opened an office In the although t Ida la only her first week she bn» been nulle busy. Mlsa Jacobs ho 3 hooked quite a number of acts to onen in 1^,1^! during the current' SuLU'r aMe Jft It la dellultely decided that Mrs Lan^trv Cr'kV.w^f. "« su " e l" eu Si offer mX • o imHnv.iT 10 !: ?*»#' t0 P'nJ' «n enguge" ol ten minutes' duration Tat afternoon and *""w, S " erfu '-""'°«»- The salaryVoted la There Is uu act now at the Oxford awl !*"» P la >" i . « »hat house and many uThera in London- with .he S&* of Tuccessfo'r a year and perhaps longer. It l" eaHed "Th2 Mumming Birds." Bn « ', ••..iVfteu wandered did not see Its u^lte "S ^y-^Z* '"fiS and" -■*» wd l i 1 v lm !. Dg A Ulrd , 8 '" an* Brafted In such a way as p"ay * "" al part ot ,he ««o'T oVthe liadle Furman and her mother arrived In T?. UU0U *** South Africa list Saturday SnV, Wll v 1 „ retu .r n «o America one week from oday. Miss Furman gives a verv Interesf Ing account of her trip to that co'untrv "n l" of the success she made. Mis* Furman will come bqek.lo l^ndon In Decemlicr. to fVillll an engagement a. the Palace and other time booke.1 In other Loudon balls. e fwy, ?2« by llylcs McCarthy and company, at tho Olvtnulc Theatre, week of 3, was a success, ana will no doubt be a big feature In vaude- ville rhe coming season. : .Ethel White- tides nnd her "ptctv have returned from Australia, where they have been tbe bead- line act of every bill throughout that country.' William Robyna waa a Clip- per Bureau caller .Thursday Senator Frank Bell played the Olympic Theatre, this city, week of 3 "A* Told In tbe Hills." by C. E. Sinn, will be produced for the flrat tine, at the Columbus Theatre, Chicago, week of 23 Kdwln II. Lang nrrlved In this city in. He la here In tbe Interests of the New Theatre* Syndicate.'. ferry, tho human frog, wns the feature of tbe bill at the Fo!ly Theatre week of Edward Carberrv. brother of Chas. Carberry, of tbe vaudeville team of Carberry and Stanton, died at Denver, Col., on June 10. He waa r member of the detective force of Denver for twenty-two years, and has been III for tbe past two years The Shronlas Mopped over In this city Thursday, hi route to New York. They have been out on tbe I'acliic roast for nearly a year, playing vaudeville dates Sam J. Iiyan, of the "Little Johnny Jones" Co., was pre- sented with a black thorn walking stick by Tom llanton, on the evening of July H. ... . Martin Beck and 1. 3. Mtrrdock left for New York Friday. 14 The Sisters McConnell have Just closed a most successful engage- ment of two weeks at the Chutes in 'Frisco. Kor week of 23- they are booked at Forest Park, St. Louli Zlaka and King play N. Y. lUold Transit Park, Syracuse, N. Y., week of 1". Mr. King and his partner ex- perienced several "wash outs" on their tour through Mexico,' where they have been booked for the past six weeks William Tom- kins called here Friday. He closed in 'Frisco Saturday.' 8, and Is en route East, to spend a vacation In the Berkshire Hills sully and Phelps have Just closed an engacemcrit. of sixteen weeks through tbe middle West llnrrv J. Armstrong now has the exclusive booking of tbe following theatres: Olympic, South Bend. Ind. ; Dominion, Winnipeg; Ly- ceum. Minneapolis, and Orpheum. Fargo, S. D. . . . . S. Miller Kent Is booked at tbe Orpheum Theatre. San Francisco, week of 22. Mr. Kent Is booked solid for over a year In vaude- ville, and returns to New York City next January Ii. H. Buchanan, brother of Hubert Buchanan, died at llutterbnt, Wis., on June Ii, from consumption The fol- lowing performers are booked for tbe lllnes, lllake and Wlllard Shows for the coming season : Prof. It. J. Blake's dog, pony and monkey circus. Nine Musical Wl Hards,' Katn- limrn Troupe of live Japs, Earnest and Bates, Dutch comedians ; Barney First, Hebrew comedian; Kennedy and Brown, knockabout comedians ...*.... John C. Itlce and Bailie Cohen,- for week of July 17, will play Inger- koII Park, Des Moines, la Lillian May J.ancaster, the trombone girl. Is a special vaudeville feature with Turner's Moving Pic- ture Co. MASSACHUSETTS. Tup; jsnpw gTggg PT4PPE&. 547 Boston. — The important event of the week, theatrically, is the reopening of tbe Colonial,- where "The Pearl and the Pumpkin" will havo Its Initial presentation. At the Em- pire the former Castle rjijuare Stock Co. will present "A lloynl Family," and "The Sign of the Four" la the Bowdoln Square offering. "Kafoozelum" continues In its fourth and. lust week at the Tremout. The excessive beat of tbe past week brought out great crowds at all parks and beach resorts. Colonial Tiil.viii>; (Chas. Frobman, Itlch & Harris, managers). — The regular season at this house opens Monday evening, IT, when "The Pearl and tbe Pumpkin" will be pro- duced for the first time on. any stage. The play. In three sets and ten scenes, was writ- ten by Paul West and W. W. Denalow, with music by J. W. Bratton, and staged by Her- bert (jresham and Ned Wayburn. The cast of the principal characters Includes: Bertie Carlisle, Ethel Johnson, Ida Hawley, Kathryn Hutchison, Edwin Stevens, sager Mldgley, Harry Macdonougb, Geo. Iticbards and Joseph Kane. »■ -•■■■ « . Thehont Theatre (Jno. B. Schoeffel man- ager). — The current week la tbe fourth and last one of the engagement of "KafoOTIeum" ut this house. "The Geezer of Geek" will have Its first production next week. Tbe company will Include: Dave Lewis, Amelia Stone, May Taylor. John 1'ark, John Keefe. J. C. Marlowe, Toby Lyons, Louis Kelso, Mayme Kelso. Nena Blake, Lola Ewell and Edna Dormant! KNKHB- Theatue. — The former Castle Square Stock Company has been transferred to this house, and will now be known as the Empire Theatre Slock Company. The bill for this week Is "A .Moral family." Wo. Cotirtlclgh' succeeds Howell Hansel as lead- ing man, and others In the company arc: Carl Anthony, Wm. Humphreys, Francis Ball. Wm. Evarts, Frederic Murray, Louis Thiol, J. 4. Geary. Mortimer Weldou, Mary Hall, Gertrude Berkeley; Isabclle Fletcher, Mary Sanders and Jennie Itestarlck. Last week, at the Castle Square Theatre, the com- pany presented "Brother Officers. 1 * to fair Sized houses. "Arrah-Xa-Poguc" Is an- nounced for next week. BowuoiN Sqcabb Theatre (O. E. Lo- tbrop. manager). — "The Sign of the Four" Is being presented by the stock company this week. Charles Miller nnd Charlotte Hunt in the leading roles. Good sized bouses re- sulted from tbe performances of "Because She Loved," last week. Next week, "Wo- man's Enemy." Keith's Tiiuatuk (B. F. Keith, manager). — Opening Monday afternoon, 17: May Yokes, the Five Uallatxer Sisters, the Broth- ers Datum, Charlie Case, Dixon and Anger, Miller and Morris, Burke's dogs, Martin and itldgway. Hawthorn and Burt, tbe Max- Kinltlis. Dclaphone, the klnetograph and the l'adottes (seventh week). In a new pro- gramme of popular music. Good bouses ruled last week, despite the beat, and those meeting with the warranted approval were : II. V. Donnelly and Co.. Mosber, Houghton and Moshcr. Cook and Clinton, Matthews and Ashley and Mcl'hce and Hill. Palace Theatre (Chas. 11. Waldron, man- ager). — "As Yon Like it" and "Slattery's Meceptlon" are. the two burlesuucs presented by the stock company this week, taudevllle Is furnished by the Adams Duo. the Herbert Bros., Itoycc and Black, Martin and Morrls- sey aud riuntl. Business was fair lust week. Austin & Stone's Ml seem (Stone & Shaw, .managers). — ."The Creole Belles" proved an Ideal but weather card last week, and they are held over for this week In the curio hall, other novelties are : ~ Kreurer. the magician ; the Dc Koltss. Illusionists, and Trlxlc, snake charmer. On the stage are : Joe Ellis, West und La Belle, the WInstanleys. Baker and Ilatnsey. Perrv and ftaudall. and Powell's Minstrel Maids, with the following nrtlsts listed: Vlolcttc Dale, Inez Bayard, Anna Dixon, nijott Vaughn. Ida Campbell, Pearl Irving. Lillian Crone. Fay llagan. Harry Powell. Dick Greene. Charley Farrell and Joe Morgan. Business continues excel- lent. Walker's Museim fJU H. Walker, man- ager). — In the curio ball: Joseph L. Baum. artist's model: Cearllne's performing French poodles, Vasuti, palmist, and a pole climbing contest. Stage show: llene Campbell.' Cecil Beverly. Blanche Savor, Segrld Moore. Amelia Garvin. Lois Davis ami Mabel Silva. Nii-KEMiu»rN (C. i:. merry, manager). — Curio hall : Martha Peters and Maude Bur- ton, female wrestlers: Joe Cramer, elastic skin man: Trlxle Lc Page, tattooed lady : Jack Franklin, club Juggler; Marie, the flow- er queen, nnd a iienum ruling isuilonl. since slimy : Cherry's burlesque iiiniimnt. In "Mat* rlage Trimbles. " Olio: Knglleb ami Welch, lingers Sisters, Sadie Lester, Mamie Cnlla ban and Dolly Shannon. Pamoon Vamx (Geo. A. Dodge manager). —Kearney P. Speedy, tbe high diver, holds over another week as the leading feature In the open air circus. Others arc: The hat Lukens, and Herbert's trained dogs. Busi- ness at this and ell other out door amusement resorts la at top notch. NonuMltEOA rjwjr. (Carle Alberte, mana- ger). — BUI for the current week: Liquid Air demonstrations, Torelll's Dog and Pony Clr- cns. tirade Emmett and company, Kehyon and De Garmo, Daly and Kelso, and the komograph. Ah excellent bill was offered last week. •Ijbxingto.n Park (J. W. Gorman, mana- ger). — "All Aboard," a musical comedy, Is presented here' this week by one of J, W. Gorman's companies. Last week vaudeville wns presented to good financial returns. Mehkohd Boulevard Theatre - riallon le in a uourlnhlnK condition nl pres- ent. Hie officers are . Ezra Kendall, presi- dent ; Jfl«i. F. Doinn. rice president : Mark 1'. Murphy, treasurer ; J. U. Burk, accretiry. NEW YORK STATE. Buffalo. — At Shea's this week, which marks the passing of the name "Park" Into "Shea's," the appearances arc : Helen Ber- tram, Marcel's Living Pictures, Guyer and O'Xeil. Tom Almond, Scott and Wilson, Moaber, Houghton and Mosher. Dan Qulnlsn, Kellar Mack and the Tobln Slaters. Tbe Elks helped to swell matters last week, when the Farnum Stock closed, In "Monte Crlsto." athletic I'amk (Robert F. Walter, man- ager). — In the theatre: Selblnland Orovlnl. the Swlckards, Martin and Qulgg, and Doyle and Laiellr. Notes. — Manager Jule Delmnr. ot Celeron. w«s a hospitable host to the grand officer* of the Rika, 15 The various vaudeville anil store shown In town were highly pros- Serous during convention week . . . .The usual uminer lull is now strictly In evidence. a ■ ROehesler — At ' tbe National Theatre (Max Hurtlg. manager) tbe stock, week at July "10. scored the biggest hit of Its most successful season, la a line presentation of "Trilby." Attendant-* was Immense. Jessie Hon* telle, In the title role; A. 11. Smart. Maurice Wilkinson and' Julian Noa ncured heavily. Fred Eric deserves great praise for excellent stage direction. "Mine. Suns Gene" 17-22. Cook iickha Housr (J. II. Moore, mana- ger). — "levers' Lane" waa well put on by the stock, week of 10, to large returns. Bertram Lytell, Louise Vale (who has taken Caroline Franklin's place during tho latter's Illness), Marlbel Sermottr and Arthur Rut- ledge made Individual hits. "Tbe Three Muskcteera" 17'22. ■ ■ • Sea Breeze Park Tiieatse (Frank J. Kocb, manager). — Past week's bill was re- warded with large and thoroughly pleased audiences.' Bill 10 and week: Behrcnd and Dennebaum, Fraato, the Pauls, and Laura Martlerre. Dreamland (Robt. J. Walters, general manager). — As a result of fine weather at- tendance here lias been large. The Seymour Children proved a big success week of 10. BUI Hi and week: Josh Daly's Minstrels and Fifty-fourth Regiment Band. Ontario Beach IVwik (John J. Collins, manager! . — Attendance week of 10 broke all records. Klndermann's German Marine Hand, which opened here 13, has made an Instantftncons hit, and dnlly plays to throngs. The Immense circle swing Is finished, and proves a : great drawing card. For week of 10, on tbe lawn : Kltamura's acrobats and Klndermann's German Marine Band. Casino Thkatiik' (James Iteardon, pro- iirletor). — Larue crowds attend hero dully. ''or 10 and week: Ardell nud Leslie, Lcooi Le Mar and l|oss Sisters. ■ •:. » ' Selianectady. — At' the Mohawk Theatre ( Welier & Rush, managers), week of July 10, "The Convict's Sweetheart" played to big business, despite the hot weather. The ther- mometer registered 100, but the theatre was the coolest place In town, hence good attend- ance. Week of 17, "Camllle." Notek. — The Bennett & Motilton Stock r«, will open at the Van Curler Opera House early In August Vaudeville was Intro- duced between tbe nets ut the Mobuwk. Ethel Sehutte, monologlst. and Mabel lllake, vo- calist, furnished the numbers. Arthur Scy- more, of this company. Is laid up with blood poisoning and gone to New York for treat- ment. Thursday evenings, aniatenr nights. Friday afternoons Indies' receptions arc given. They have become quite popular. Luncheon Is served and the entire company receives A number of Elks from tbls vicinity attended tbe Buffalo convention .C. It. Benedict. manager of the Van Cnrler Opera House, and family, have gone to his Summer home. Elmlrn — At Rorlch's Glen' Park (Ilerbert S.'.llnger. manager) "The Mocking Bird" waa presented last week by the Manliattun (.liters Co., and was so well received tbat It will lie continued through this week. •RlAtTo (F. ' W. McConnell. manager). — People for week of July 17 are : Fagan and Merrlam. Dc Hart- and Hussell. Sadie Brand. Lessle MrAvoy, Uertrude Slanley and Jutnes D, Proudlove. 'Business good. Notes.— Manager \V. C. Smith, of the t,y- ceuni Theatre, has been elected national di- rector of the Bill Posters' Association Manager Ilerbert Hulluger, of Kurlck's Glen Park Theatre, and his brother-in-law, Phil Branson, are organizing a stock company for the purpose of producing royalty dramas dur- ing the Winter season. The company will open at Rorlck's, In this city, Aug. 28, at the close of the opera season. Albany.— At Proctors Theatre (Howard Graham, resident manager) the Hummer stock amused good sized crowds dally and nightly all last week. The play was "The Wife." and was excellently presented. The bill for July 17 and week, "For Fair Vir- ginia." • ' Electric Tabic. — At the theatre : Mr. and Mrs, Harry Thome. M'lle Latino, James nnd Bonnie Farley and the Three Dc Fuye Sis- ters. Dueaulanu. — The beat draws many hun- dreds to tbls popular resort. The attrac- tions Include : Robinson and Orant, the Vnd- mans, Gillette Sisters, Harry Burgoyne and the Hawaiian Students. Notes. — Sells &' Downs' Circus will bIvo two performance* here July 18 Km- tilre Theatre Dockstnder's .vflnstrels 27.... larmanuli Blcecker Hull : The Primrose Min- strels, Ang. ft. Jamestown. — At the Celeron" Theatre (Jule Delmar, manager), for week commenc- ing July 10, Dixon, Bowers and Dixon, the three rubes, shared headline honors with the Bison City Quartette, both taking many en- cores. Others who made up an excellent bill were: Murphy and Wlllard, odd entertain- ers; Hedrix and I'rescott, song nnd dance specialty, and Mullen und Corelll, acrobats above the' ordinary. Notes. — McMabon, In his jump from a high ladder Into a tank of water, continued as a free outdoor attraction The Quaker City Quartette is underlined for next week. lllngliamton — At Ross Park (J. P. E. Clark, manager) Wm. Josh Daly's Minstrels drew large audiences to this favorites resort July 10-15. Win. Rowe, Oatrando, Aseott ami Eddy, the Mitchells and Prof. Parker's dogs come 17-22. HiNGLiNu Hti'is.' Circus comes 20. ♦ »» NEW IIAMPNIIIIIE. glipper post Office, tat order to avoid mistakes and to Inaure the prompt delivery of the letter* advertised In thla list, an envelope plainly addressed most bo •ent for each letter, and a written •Filer tor the letter, ala-ned with tho tall same and address and tho UNO of business followed br the sender, xanat alio be enclosed. Pleaae Mention the date (or aaaa- ber) of THR CIiIPPBR la which the letter* seat for were advertised. LADIES' LIST. Anderson. Fny IKvll. Adelaide Arkrll. I'l.i.i l-'ninw, Allien, Hess Mrs. Charles Ayllrc. lllnnolie Krnnels. Vivian Arlington. Mrs. Win. II. Aiiiii'ilMirg. Agnes Ailgie. Mile. Araclill Vlrxlnln AiiImihi. Mnltet Ailauis. Inei Asldsml Mlklre.1 Allan, I'lu.-rleC Pnekley Jennette Hurt uo, llov Hills, Mr*. r.B. Ilrliulnc Lltililc Hiirton Mrs. Al. Borle Mn.Cbns. Baker. ' Mm. Colgate Brailshnw, I.aum Burton. Roy II Ion n. Leila llrjent, Violet lllake. Marlon Burns. Trsalo Brown. Wally Harlow Mrn.A.V Hiirke, Uertrude Dlyllie. Jeiuinette 11 HruwiH'M, Mabel Bart. Miss tl. CiOH-nin Lillian tAainbcrlaln, M«la Curtis Theresa Csllo Margnerlte Carr. Jenn Cohan. Joseph In Oral ford, Minnie D. Clausen Sisters Clark, Smile Cooke, Ollle M. CUuuiiilon Maud Cook. UmvenlB t'reliilitoii, Josa Chesier, Ma Cllrronl. Marie Clirri.nl, Isms < 'isston , Miss M Couitwy. Miner vr Curler. Auule Dinstnntlne Slaters Couktlug I'rnnkle De Ijirne. Kitty IHmikIuhs I.llllaa D'orr. Lillian Davis, Lola De clisrin Kayile Dona. Victoria Drefskl, Alma Darrell, MiiiIko Hetty.' Mnude Desmonde, Lllllon purl/. Mrs. Jus Dudley. Jean Densmore.' May De Ijiiiij)« Daisy He Holland,' Kstelle 'nhw', MsrRlp Hre.M'l. Violet De Milt. Uertle Desbon, Mntlillile Daley. Us he Khttirdo. Naomi Kmery, MsihIIr I'mnierrtt l.lllle Kstps, Marie Kthardo. Nnoml Rsnerskla, Miss M Farrlugton, N. l'l..n, MIMred Towler, Muie. Prances. Vlralul.i Pltflnii.li. Anna MohIwIii. Susie t'tllMl. SIhIk'I GIIm.u. I.. 'lie <>«r}i-ii, Allle rillns.re. lira re Orer. Vera c Sa 1 1 it In Albert.: Outlier, lleue (iNanoux, Bctle (irnHsiil Ml» I! (Iraliam, Ks.le llowanl. Dernlci' llnrlonv, Miss II lllllraan, Mnnile Horner. IauIsc Holmes. I.etty Hnriilsli. .Hstnle Holmes. Slav I {:>! lues. Cstlierlni' Herbert, Mtibel Iliira MltKiln M. llnwnnl. Lucia Hum. i. Hunt. Lillian Uarii'iiiil. Viols llnll'.wii.v. Hi'llc Hens, KinniR II- lleity. Kiln HaRinmrsI, Isila Hill. Kllicl llerrnmi). Ailrlalik' lllle. Mabel Hill. Miimlf llenlv, Kiln Joyce, Mae Jansou NHiinlelt Kulm Mrs. It.ibt Klmbsl, Kloreuc Knight, ' Mrs. Vlmloln KlIDX MmeVclln Kleeiny, Anns (lieu) I* Mar. I^Tuna l.n Porte Addle Leslie, Urnlrlce l.is-Uelt. Mltth! I.unlry. Nellie l.iiiirnsli'i, Lillian, M. I.yilell. ' lb l^> Hoy Kloremv t'. Ijirl'lllii- PIl.vlIlM l.c Coy, Joslc Lola at Cap .Mil Inn l.n Mm. Ilsbe LeClnln- Violet Lime. Alice I.iiritliii'. Kllceii I* Tour Marie .'N'l.linrt. Maude H. ,swil, Millie pslle. Kirn MlMiiiott, Hndlc Mellliilr. Klsle Maher, Agnes Mitrnball, Madeline Morton, cliiru L, Mlnell, Ollle Marlon. Dolls Mas n ell. Marie Meli, OIIItii Masiey. Millie May Co., Vemn May. Ida Madlaon, l.lllle Murray. Lllllu Mulcr, Mnls'l May. Florence J In hi. A ill I n .Morrison, Annie May. Daisy ■» Jeanrttc Mills, lliillh- Mills, Mnrhin McCiluseliltld, Susie Nrisi.li. Jisssle McIm'Ius. I ,1a Nlo.lt. loin (I'Ni'lll. Nellie OpIsMilu-liiier. Kntlii'iii Ihllnr. Mile. Iliilllps. Bertha Peterson.' Ixtvlu I'avey, Marie Pheli'a, Doilo Pantaer, Linn Poraoro). litis Palmer, Kent Peterson. Hopulo llaiulill. Josephine Boxers, (llndya llceiis. Ilclene RlMHlr. Cecelia lli.'lr nl Mrs. Vic Under. Adele Utile. Mrs. Lilly mil v llsil.'IIITe. I'enrlc Itctiliisiai Slaters Itelltlii. Adeline Koblnsoii Fsiiny RotM-rta. Muriel Ituckhnro, Mrs. I,. V. Itappo Slaters I!. :i -i'V Sl-'.i . iliibertaon Mra.J Huts rts. Miss Itims, Delia llelil, Nellie A. Kli'Hel, Mrs. Jim HcIkcI. May Slnelalre, Unset Mrahraa, Mr*. Paul Sylvester. Nellln Havllle, Alice Slock. Tllllc Sivtt. Carrie St. c.l.ilr. Nellie St. Clslrr, Irene Scarlet. Melialy Sinillicrs. MiiiIl' Sliiimni, Bene stniitou. Kitty St. Diiee, Mrs. Frist Hleivnrt. Uueen Tniirayr, tllM lliniiins, Ins Tliurlsr, Lraaa 'I'l|lllll|IMIII, Milllle Titos, Lydls Y. VaUKhn Irnrnthy Venae, Itnbilbiil Volrere, Orla Vttlllere, Orla Welier. Marie Wllllsrna. Ida Wiillice. Mrs. Helen I'. Wooclwsril Warily Wolfe. Mrs. ItiMinM Wllliur. Hnhy Doll Wilitwrsal, Mario (Ik'.) Wells, (turbine Wheiler. //'linn Wilson Mrs. Mnl KrisI West, Msdidlno /."lll'ir, rtan y.iionle, Warda HRNTLKHISN'M LIHT. Mnnehenter. — At Lake Pavlllnn ITrae- tloa Co., managers), the raise in prices and change from vaudeville to musical shows. Is not mectlni; with favor here, and the at tend- ance' Is conserjncnfly rather light. "The Tele- phone Ctrl" -week of 10, -"The tllrl From Part*" week of 17. Notkh. — Frank Lnyo. who la now touring; Maine with the Lnyo United Shows, reports success Walter Plerson, who waa seen here last season In tbe chorus with "The Iliisy Izxy" Co., Is with "Tbe Telephone Ctrl" here James Kdmunda baa aliened for the coming season with the Via Stock Co Frank italnger, formerly connected with "The Parish Priest" Co.. la playing the part of tioldtop. In "The Telephone Ulrl." ♦ «» M.itiTsii.\"s llt.'iHitrT. — An event eagerly nwalted by the vaudeville profession Is Hie publication. In a tew weeks, of the new Maill- xnn's Itiidgel. No. 10. Mr. Madison promises n full liiuiilnil pn*ci of orlplnnl pnrislies, monnlnfjuos. sketches, hnrli'smies nml other kinds of singe material, nil written In Ms hext style: In brief, an Issue far lu iidvunce of all previous Uudgels. Arnold, J. F. Anthony u. II. (nv.) Alfrnl... A. II. A lex ii in I it. Thomas P. Aliern. chns. & Jsc Anilioiiy, A. 8. Antrim A Peters Alvora, Orcat Adams, frank Armstrong k Holly Arlington A llclstou Armstrong,' Dr. Ayler. J. H. Appleiiste llisi.l' Anii'lihi. Charles Acton, fhssxai A til. it. John Aaron, Hurry Arthur, Frank Allen. I". M. Avers, Sidney 'Illack, J. J. Breiitoti, TisJdle Dlondell, Eddie lirenlon Tethllu Burns, BiMIe Hownian. Freil lllnkeiley Will Blulr. Louis Irurkhart Cbas.J Bonlienr Bros. Hueklcy. Frank Dorsal k Nevaro Blaekaller, Arthur nun, f. b. Barr * ■aasa Bank, Illclurd Bn hi win, • Prof. H. 8. Ulslup. It. S. Bottonlry, Mallhew Bcnbaii. Billy llarilisun. Bay Barr it Rvnns Hates. Nisi C. lirovntnp", The BremiHii. J. J. Barnra It Washburn Bond. Fred llslbrlck. A. a. Bellsms k (Iregory Belmont Joedc Hnnli. Jack BremiHii. James Barry k Johnsoii Ilrovn, Jack Baker. William listilnere, Ned Ilnr'.on Frank C Hlnns k lihns Bruiller. Ueorge Burke. W. F. Itpiitley. Frank DiKh Bros. Burns. Ted Hurler, Brain's) Maker. Willie Bulla i>i. Waller Burke, J. K. »l>«repy. Js.'k ll.inks, J. C. I lieriisiiul, llrownlee k | lOtleime lleisl Dunfurlh ABnini Byrnu, Frank liarwlu, I'blllp linker, A. !*, Demimpy, J, L. IV, lulu, lli-ii line Ifezuiimrii, Barker. W. I>. Don .ln.ui Utiles A Kruest Duke, Arnss I'.. BettH, llerlsrt Doluii k Leiiim.' Ilatlirli-k. II. II. Diinhiir, Arrlilu Bailey 4 Dewar. I'tof. Madison rUmn, 11. II. Hell k llli'liiinls Davis. I,i-»tcr A Bell. 11. S. IJislae, Ira rteleher'a Coat. Ilavldwin, Ken Drill, K. II. . Iielcliur, Jaa. B. Blair, H. M. ' De Clalrvllln HI, I flu-tan, S. M. Dtrls. Trim W. Boston, II. II. Ui'iivps WallerK cniiliiH Itlcbanl i'myfb & t.'onnay, O. W. Kiiiin'.'raon Clark. John Davenport, It. J Cm. Wilbur Davidson. K. il. ivs.pi'r, F. V. Denilng, Arthur Cis'e. Hurry Doyle, W. It. Consul, Boy Deluiore Charles Conner, Howard Duaue, T. P. Coasuiau. Illraiu Dow-Court. Jib- CIii'ki, Jame* Dourer Tfaeislori! Carter. Curl. Mr. DIsiui, II. 11. * Mrs. Daltre, Carl Coll II, mi, Jbu Ia> Solo. Merrill Cirailtl, Hie P.viiPis. Hriin1.ni Cramer. Jne Rilgerlona. Tlio Cook. Klls.vorln Klder. W. C. Carle, The Minimis, II. P. (.'niunrll Johnny Eiiivraoa, J. K. f'nlirer. HIiwhi Kwliif. II M, Cngtreslinll F,M twins, Buck Clark, F. M. Kgan, J. P. Care. Ueo. tl. Kckliofr, l'n-.l Cknrltoii, il. J. Krwwsl, It. J. Cuaad I'm nk 'I'. Karl. Mr. Curiiiillii Il.'iinlil l-ilirsnli. Al. Crowley, Joe J. Kild). Alls-rl Cidlliis, Bjrraa Llmyn, Is.riie i>N>k. KIlHtrortli Kvsns, Al H. ("heater, Kriie Kvans, Clare Cnsstijs. The K.Ulllleraoii, J.K. Cftrtps Hernando Kininetl. Charles Clinmller. Joe ford. Billy Cortilev KjI. C Fool, II. P. Caniiisi, Jack Fram-onc, II. N. Croeliy, It. W. Feniiell. Neil Canter k Bur let Ksnst, I'.ugi'iio ('•Hike. Will J. Fields. Bub Cuuniat. J. k I'owler. Jiftai C. '•Jlhl.l Klalu, K. II. Os-jk k LTInt'in Fox. llnrrv (laylnii, Frank Farrell Charlie Curttlu. Mr. Fulton Arllnirll Cook, F„ K. Foni, Chas. C. <:hrlalle. Archie plske, Kddte Campkell ft Fnweett, C.AII'-n Brady Furbnig. •»'. H. clink. A. J. Flsber AWalters Crslg, Ham First. Hurry lilshnmn I'raiik Fltagllihoii ft Curlton Sam II -lie t.'hane, a W. Fmslnl, T. tl. Carr, C, H. tlilberl. nreut i.llltonl. Hilly iiorSou, II. txirimlU. Will liHrf.el.l. Onirics I Niacin, Carl Drei-bl, P. L. Drake. J. T. (loins, ftm Mm IiIhoii M. B. lierlneh. I.tiarlm liimii. IL tirwn. Harry tlurlell. losepb 1 1 lev I ne, •'.. J. IDorikui ft Uarnivt ft Heiii'Silo ft Belle' Bsonelt Lallrilsler UnlinLill, W. I., lircrn. I'rof.J.M Baker Frank K. ' Drake. John T. itonh.n. Bob Briidley. Joseph li.iw.on, J. A. dross ft I. rail lliisiklrk ft Bleb j liinimn. T. illlllelle. A. M. Hull." ft ll.'l-.liilii.ili. W. It. rilyl.Hisi B'nlllr llirllmi. J, bn ! licniiiilni;. ;ilbno, Julius Weta-r. Kdille l.ns nnri- i hmMlcs Aili.b.li lllckell. W. K. IMckeranii. '.'. K.'niusnre, lluruey llai'er, 1'uy llhtime, Uyduey '(Jra/blll, ftlver Orsldlng. Frcdf.. flregury Frnnk 1. Uray ft Brnham Gordon Lnwreoc (lolirrn, l^inla (tester, William (lolling. W. a. Oonlon * Gilbert (lately, K. V. tlreeu ft Werner Oroau, II. A*. (tlomin, A. W. (Irnhnm. Fnsl (llhlrle. 3. V.. Marliiini, Bonert llonck, Phil I lay nea ft Wcrqntx llillli'HI. J llugbes, F. HnyiMiul, l'rot. fli-irles Hunter. S. V. Mail, Joe Hollo way C l.-i ml c llamllion. J. U. Harris, F. c. Uiinitey, Ben HiiKiinl, A. tl, I layman ft Franklin lluys, Bully Herbert. I'n,r. «». W. Ilnp|ie. liny lln.ines, lira. II Hawley A Duoae llnnlies. Will Hyde, Al. Hurt. William II Inch Bros. I lammond. Dr. Hayes, Fred II nut er, B. V. Hooper, II. Brooks llolioiiib. Herbert Harris Huht. 11. Ilnnilltuii Slk.Co llenella. Jon Hass, Will Harris, Ham llnmotiKi liassvl llaiolloiii ft Wiley llnlkhl ft Ueaii lloi'icii. A. T. Hall, W. I.. llaiicr. - Here Devil Harrison, Will lbi|i|.. Adnlr llolmrl. tl. V. Hill. J. P. Henry, 0. II. Hull, 'bun House, F. L. How. S. W. Hunlcr, — (of Mis nicy ft II. J Irving, Dr. 11.1. Ionian, Harry lilnlciT, CKsirge IrrlaiKl, Mr. Jess, J. W. Jiswcllu Trl'i Jamlis, Bert JobiiMin, Mr. A Mrs. II. .tnivl". A. C. .Incksiin, C. A. Jackson Arthur Juveiiiil, J. M. .letinliigs, Hltcve Jones, Irving .limns., Hurry Jamison, It. IL Koh'cr. J. II. Kniiu'biuil Frank Klliscy, M. I.. Keller. W. F. Kent, Kdwln Kllpatrlck, K.J. Keniifity I.'litjtuii Kelso. It. K. Kleiner A Marshall Kent, H. M Keneily A Wllkens Kelly, T. P. Klelis-r, llerliert Kleeiny, Itlcliiinl Kunf man, B. 1 1 Kramer, Joe T. Kpudrlrk, Frank Kelly, rlpnin-cr Keniieily. H. A Klark-tlrhuii Co Kelly, Ward Kelly. Iliirold King, Mall Klein. Hurry KPlley Mr. Diuli l-'raiH'k, Dun Kelly, J. F. Kell. J. W. Klnrk t'rliun (!■ Kennedy. Mempllls Kline, Fxlillu )s"e. Henry Lang, Frauds I. Ittli Monday l,«Hc, Ueorga Lismbkn llerilian l.n liny, Nat La Hintc Harry I.i Belle Charles Lloyd. Herbert i.nvine, Arthur Liraln, Harry l.uler. Frank Lewis, Claude ft Clnru Llntie, lloivanl Lancaster ftllall l.arrlnee, A. 0. I.iirrlniT A Lc La Mnr, Hurry LnnliT, Hurry Lisni. Bert l.ivliixslon, Marry Levy, Alible j j.iii Im it llnrn. I. online, Henri I.urkbi Frank J l.esler, .Mam Ijiwrenee, W. Lnliib. Cliarlra Lull I mi ee. Hle|ik« Liiwiems* lo.i'i It Is'wii.. Nelson Leo, Frank La Moot, Fred Leilcriliiiii, 1*. M Isiuhe. Will II. Lu Mnrr li.'iisnii Mack, %. A. iSbu iisnii. M. llourinniin, Jack Htnne. Curley l.iyni Is, Fred Lcnvlit, William Lleliel, Henry l.yuih. Dick I, n Mar. fteiisnii l.n Hemic Harry Lister, W. T. Lyons, Billy l-ehar, Frank Lnwls. Clsmlo l.eflonr, F.. Lewis, CI Iff I,i,|i.-s. 11. l^-.iry. T. C. La Vis'ii, Ham La Bui', II. H. I.sllinore, K. I.. Murphy. Mark Martilietll. iKlislkla Manlell. Harry McCarthy Joslln McAl'-illsn, Joo Munpi, I'rlncd Mnrphy A Francis Morrison, Lo«|b llltcl.ell, Lee .tlndiliii ft Meltlne Madison, ||, llerrlll, Andre,- Mnnrne, Ilulit II. Mil.' he I la, Three Funny Mtjntlre A Bennett Martini A MiiMiiltlim Uiirrls. Hold . J, Merlll, II. B. Hitler. Frank F Marvel, Ceo. II. Marvel Ceo. W. Mulled, J. B. Moffnle, J. It. MeKurre, Joe Mimitl, Chill'les Melville Howard \Inoti', Jan. I*. M-n "H. Oliver Miirhm, Dnve Vlmoiey AlherlV Mcttliiley. ltnl, ft Kvu MeAiialliHi. Joe Muirny, 'loin Meyer, Adolpli Miller, C. C. Ii Meligea Henry p Minor A (lallrenth alack, F. Alnriihy. Trsl .Morton. Kddy Meln.se, U. F Man In, 1 sudor Mafiiune, Alexander Malta. 1'nil Mi-Fiirliinil. Frank Moore. Sidney .Mayo, Berl MeKie, Hurry Miller. I .onis Moosidla ft Itii-sell Morrow. Harry Miles, Mr. ft Mrs'. Paddy Manley. Jnck Moreno. Jan. P. Miielbs*, Lisni McNulty, Will Midiissu tllovanl Blllar, C. C. C. .Mai'key, A. Mack. J. C, .Mowatt, T. II. Millard Bros. MeVey. F. H. Niir.rorlh Jack Maun, I inn nv NTsscn, Walter Shell. W. A. Norton. J. W. Neumann, V. Vi-JI i t In JnlSl Nasmylli, Will Nlion. Iliitflnn No) In Mr. HH Nidmi. Johiiny H'Ciiiiiiiir. F. J. Oliver. Harry OetsHIM*. .lo-e|'ll ImlsTl, Chnrb's I'lilltinsik, II Fnsl. W. II. ncbeco Oebihln Tbe. ||. M. Pew A ilerth Pelers, Phil W. Priiiuplu. Harry Prenlli-e. II. yjnimer, F. V. Zeisi, Jvrd.i'i ,\ Zeis) Klaillicl'. I mil. Aiisn ii inn yiinr Iiiii ill r, i \rn. I lie beat way In K» l» HtllTnln n ml Magarn lulls Is by Hie \eiv Vnrl. Central. M l> i ( iloiii us,- iiver lis all true I, k III ere nre -'ii Irnlns a atari *H t uiilcuiie ticket* arc uueili „ 548 THE NEW YOEK OLIPPEB. July 22. ENTERPRISES. The CRACKER JACKS The VANITY FAIR BURLESQUERS BIG EXTRAVAGANZA CO •laying All th« "irst Class Eastern Burlesque ALL LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IJNDKR CONTRACT WITH MB t-'Oll SKA SON 1U05-U WILL ASNKMHLK louses. (ON THIRD AVE,, BET. 1511. and 10th STREETS)' AT TEUTOIVIA ASSEMBLY ROOMS lO A. 2Vr., MOKTDAY, AUG. T. Hemming, Lewis and Hemming, Clemenso Brothers, Chas. and Anna docker, Shepard Camp, Bob Van Osten, Harry Leonl, Ruby Leon I, Lillie Held, L. A. Rich and wife, Edna Wayne, Leoni Raymond, May Camp, Corine Dixon, May Desmond, Eva Van Osten, Agnes Keller, Delia Faytelle, Belle Lewis, Eva Storms, Etta St. Leon, Dolly Marsh, Annie Joyce, May Anderson, Wang Doodle 4, Ward and Raymond, Dale and Rossi, Chas. and Edna Harris, Reed and Shaw, Oscar Llebenann and wife, Jula Ellwood, Laura Harvey, Musette Sutherland, Madge Lewis, May Morrell, Clara Calhoon, Mabel Lawrence, Rolla Adams, Frankie Mars, Adeline Walsh, Loupie Williams, May Mills, Alace Scott, Myrtle Stokes, Mae Stokes, Tiffany Dugan, Thomas Rooney, Billy Klusterman. NEW FIRST PARTS NEW BURLESQUES ALL NEW SCENERY ALL NEW WARDROBE THROUGHOUT BY 20 YEaRB' EXPERIENCE AS A BURLESQUE MANAGER 1b a future guarantee "unquestionable." KEI YOUR on the: t\a/o or IIO SHOWI The Cracker Jacks.jThe Vanity Fair. "rtfOTV — An T will r^maill At lllT?*n\llrtrv linrtlrt unfil Ano». 1 lrlnillr OAlrnnivUilM ittia #"?.■» 11 + « «» 1„,». R ,.,1/1„, ..,., '•^ P. 8.— Please be Prompt. NOTE -An I will remain at my-WiHTrcy home until Aug. 1 kindly acknowledge this Call to my home address p Painesville, Lake County, Ohio. HEW ELECTRICAL and SCENIC EFFECTS. SMALLEST "PICKS" In the WORLD. ETHEL WHITESIDES and "PICKS" Address "THE BIGGEST HIT OF THE SEASON"— Minneapolis Tribune, July 5, 1905. JAKE STERNaD, 61 South Clark St., Chicago, III. ALL LADIES and OENTLEHBN ENGAGED FOR JOLLY GIRLS CO. Will report for Rehearsals Tuesday, Aug. l.atIO o'oldok A. IVI., at TB.OCADBHO THEATRE, Pliiltt., Pa. Con use a GOOD FEATURE ACT. T. E. MoORKADY, Manager. ~ TNs» ihlon Plati Athlete, GEORGE DELMAS SPECTACULAR NOVELTY GYMNAST. AN V ril lo VKATUKK WW Bl Singers. Dw Hint could ad ux Von IHlMta preferred. >ojellj Aill »■ miv#h#. ll.ulione. n.irl.mel. O.r.iol. totl.mlde otvhrsirn ; Uakm WMJ o. i» i r wli " . i lerslm iIk rlertrWtjr. 1'eoplc doubllnc baud given preference. 1 roperly Men ii I V' orters for '"« wlu. Amide Hand. HiIht Uh.-Hi) MuslcHm* nn.i Minstrel ymuto write. Show open" lu S»'"iil»"r. A.I.I HI'S BUS. IW New Orphlum Theatre, Sprlngllcl.l Ohio. WANTED, AT ALL TIMES, VAUDEVILLE ACTS ..BURLESQUE WOIVIEIN. CD. *'. ADAMS. E. H. HOPKINS JR ED. F. ADAMS & CO., 140 WEST 42d STREET, N. Y. COMPANIES ROUTED and BOOKED. HOUSES REPRESENTED. OPEN TIME: I.YCKUU Til KATRK, Portsmouth, Va. DURBAN OPKKA HOISK, Durham, N. C. OPKKA HOfSB, Mount Olive, N. C. 2 fiOOD Strong CORSETS, and GOOD BiSS BRUM, Who rends, for Sells & Downs" Show. Ad. V, H. TIXNRV. Ilmidmnster, f'arhonUiile, Pn., -- : Ilinu-sdnli-, Pu., 24. VAUDEVILLE FEATURE. MUSICAL ACT PRGFXHREO, Those playing parts giving preference, and a long season assifrou. Send photos and state lowest salary. POTTS and POTTS, write. WALLACE It. CUTTER, Mgr. Cutter Stock Co., Hamilton, Ohio. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, PERFORMERS I'll In the Medicine imnlnca*. Work and live 1n touts; salary, ull yon are worth. Tickets anywhere U I know you. l.udtcs, geullemeii andaol/rluly essential. Address J. c. YAflKH, WorMilngton, Putnam Co., Mo. AT LIBERTY, W. K. MAXAM CHARACTERS AND HEAVIES, OK ADVANCE. 10 Yours' exp erience.. \y.K.Mnxam, Conklln.Mlch . CHAS. H. WAL1MUIN, Palace Theatre, Boston, Mm. AT DREAMLAND, Tf ■ DUM B AOTS FOR OPEN AIR STAOE. State open dates and best price llret writing. Address It. K, WIL8UN, ■ mm y • Uencrnl Passeugcr Agent, Kochester Ky. Co., Rochester, K. i . BBN R. WARNER, McGregor, lowi. REHEARSALS JULY 31. WANTED, KOMKTIIIKG IN TIIK LINK OF A LADY and GENTLEMAN Who will try and keep a hotel record clean. OOUElPa V. T. C. CO., Waopara, Wis , At XValtoerty. ~ 1 will give t ho ainoiitit of one week's salary to any. one seeming (or me a lliealrleul eiigageniem tor thy approaching seaHon. Address P. M. J„ 1M CUutoa St., Brooklyn , N. V. AT LIBERTY FOR COMING SEASON, JACK CANNON GILDA COMKD1AN AND S. AND V. SOl'BRETTK. Address Care CUPPER, BARNEY FIRST, '•A SOCIABLE tilJY." Don't make Iroah. 60-2 Atihlaud Block, Chtcag HIGH ROLLERS MniiiliHi-M of this attraction will please assemble for Rehearsals MONDAY, AUG. 14, at 9 A.M., CENTRAL MAL.L., 149 WEST 32d NEW YORK CITY. Acknowledge this notice at once l>v mall. W A "M^'lcll— MUSli^Al. UIRECTOR and CHORUS LAOIES. lll«l.ct »* IStl» . ■^■'■™»uiiirleii onr»p*»i" , y The Best Repertoire People in the Business. Al. Southern and A. K. Bake, write. CAN USE HOOD S0ENIC ARTIST. Send programs anil photos llrx letter. . . jack UacUUXAMI, Revere House, Chicago, III.. For the CARL HAGENBECK ANNEX, Sister Acts, Jugglers to double Concert, and Good Feature Act for Concert. Also Good All Day Talk«r. Address T. RANR1NK, care of Columlda Theatre, St. Louis, Mo._ HUGHES MUSICAL TRIO Twenty Minute Concert or Classical and Pouukr Music Played on Novel and igttlmate Instruments. unimer address, »3 jj. MA j N ST., Webster, Mass. t»? JULY 22. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 540 tfc TA U o k - ivi a d e ^^ ii THEJ "HOTTEST" JSUJVXAmi* SELI/BR YET FOK PARKS, RESORTS, FAIRS, CARNIVALS. SAMPLES FOR THE A8KINC. T A YLOR BROS. CO., Inc., Battle Creek, Mich., Manufacturing Confectioners. "taulf op contexts. MM Clipper's Anecdotes, Ktr TUp OKI Reliable— Piain Mn .fee Cnrr Cook— Sketch World of Player* Snm Elton— Sketch Paul Conchas — Sketch Features of the Weekly Show — Illustrations.. quelle* Answered Unr l-uiiikm Leltcr Our Chicago letter CII|i|M>r Post <>"'<'<' Latest t>y Whptt|*...i On Hie Road Vaudeville Route List MA, 550, Xew York City — Review ami Comment Under the TentR Depth* In the Profcsslou THEATRICAL CORRKSPuXDKXCE. TImqii liiwf lt> Sew York Stale Xew Haiii|>shlre Ohio Feimsylvanlii * New Jersey .Nebraska District of Columbia Murylaml •• PlIIIC. DEATHS IX THE PROFRSSIOX. MS r,42 MS an Tit 2 ma mn ua MA .-.4,1 .-,ci .-,411 .-,,-,1 .". I r,4!> .-.47 HI HI .-,.-, i IBM :..-. i ii.-U .-,4!) r,4ll LATEST BY TE LEGRAPH Monday SlKlit'a Openings- In all the IlliC Show Timni, GOLDEN GATE GI.EANIXGS. 1'Wrt Im Plenty of Activity In Thent- • rlcalM on the Count, anil BnaiueMN Keep* lip Well. Bprclal DI*i>QtKhe* to Tun New YohkClipwcr. San Kiiaxoihco. — The California Theatre Is dnrk. Clms. 1'. Hall succeeds Kdwnrd Ackerman, ns manager, next inoiitb. Horry MeRtoyer, In -"f »lir>Kt h,** .luly 20. •Majestic. — Frank Bacon untl the mock company, In "The County Fair." 17 nnd week. (iliANU OI'KIU Hoi'HK. — (lllckniun's Yiddish Plovers, In repertory, opened 17 and week. AI.CA7.AU Tiikatuk.— "The Heart of o (ielshn" 0|M>ned 17, for the week. It. Is hy the well known magazine writer, Colgate liaker. Will U. Walllug, leading man of the York- vllle Stock Co., now here on a vacation, Is specially engaged to net the role of the American diplomat. _ Crxtiiai. Tiikatuk. — John U Snlllvnn, In "Fast Life In Xew York," Is the current week's attraction. Tivnt.i OrKiiA House. — Beginning 17. "Rob Hoy," staged hy Max Freeuiun, with Kate Condon, Arthur Cunningham and Barron Iterlhold In the principal roles. ; OitPHKim.— Hill opening IB: He Koe Trio, Toluol and Rogers, Hertle Fowler, Godfrey mid Henderson, Henrlefle He Serrls. Harper, Desmond und Bailey, the glohe of death. Max Flgmnn nnd Adelaide Muuoln Co., nnd lhe Ornnetiin motion pictures. CittiTKS. — On 17 Rothwell Browne's Jap- anese musical cxtravnuiiUKO, "I'rlncess Kan Tan," with three hundred Juvenile perform- ers, opened for Its second week. Lyceum. — Bill for the week opening li : Mtlle Blossom, the. (irent Richards, Eddie Weston,' At. (i. Flournoy, McLean and Mock, nnd Fields & Hansen's Mlnnlreln, Including .lohn Walsh, ,71m aevor, Trask nnd Rogers, liny Raymond nnd Fields and Hansen. Notes. — The lienetlt given hy Florence Roberts for the oUl of Hobort Bosworth. at the California Theatre, Friday afternoon, .Inly 14, consisted of the following pro- gramme. : First uct of "Nell flwynn," second net of "Faust." wllh Lewis Morrison : "The Ballad of Despair," sung hy I.llllnn Birming- ham nnd Miss Roberts; trial scene from '"lhe Merchant of Venice," with Mr. Morrison as Sliyloek, nnd Miss Roberts as Portia. , , . — ' ■ FROM OTHER POIXTS. At.liKiiT K. Lancastkii, n playwright, died July 10 at Municlnlr. N. J., at Ibe home of Allied K. Forstad, CO Christopher Street. He wns sixty-four years old. Mr. Lancaster, who lived In New York City, went to Mont- clalr two weeks ago, Inteudlng lo spend the Summer there, lie was the author of sev- eral plays, Including "Conscience" and "Ro- meo's First Love." and dramntljed "Anna Knrenlno," from the book of Hint name. He wns born In Philadelphia In 1841, nnd offer a short experience on Philadelphia newspapers became associated with the Jleraltl and Tr.lcyrum, In New York, as liter- my nnd dramatic critic. About ttfteen years ago he became a "free Inuce." and wrote many poems. He was one of the original members of the Dramatists' Club of New York. William Withers, who was lender of the orchestra In Ford's Theatre. Wnshlogtou, the night that Abraham Lincoln was assas- sinated hy J. Wilkes Booth, died lost week at his home. In the White Plains Itond, Wake- lleld. X. V. Mr. Withers attempted to stop Booth after the tragedy, and received n stub wound. Ills last engagement wns tinder An giistlu Daly, when "The Geisha" wns pro- duced. Since I hen lie suffered from an ab- scess of the enr, und lived quietly at home, lie wus a soldier lu the Civil War. going to Ford's Theatre at the close of fighting lo lead the orchestra. Two sous nnd two daughters survive him. James K. Moffat, nn employe of the Lon- don Dime Museum. Chicago. III., died In that city on .1 nl v 2. lie. wan bom lu Scotland, nut! wus slx*ly-llvi: years of age. He traveled with the Illinium Show In the early 70s, and afterward went with Forcpaugh and others. Later he was employed in inuuy theatres nnd museums throughout, the country. The re- mains were Interred nt Oak Ridge Cemetery, Chicago, July 4. Mas. Nki.i.ik Dryer died In a hospital nt Salt Lake City, from cancer, July 12. She was a member of the L'tahna Stock Co., of that. city. Fiiaxcksco Znccm. the oldest Itullnn nclor, ami tin uncle of Totiiusso Siilvlni, died nt Flgurule, Italy, July 11, ninety-six years of age. "Jolly" Eva Mitchbi.l, known In lhe pro- fession as "The Belle of the Bowery," died Snndny. July HI, at Must Hampton, Conn- aged twenty-fiinr rears. She had been blind since last March, through kidney trouble. Her husband, Manager Charles K. Taylor, survives her. The fimeral will be held from her late residence at Fast Hampton on July 19. Fiiank J. Evans, n well known nctor, and prominent years ago, died at his home In New York Cltv on July 17, from erysipelas, aged sixty-three years. Mr Kvnus was born lu Ireland. He played prominent pints In companies headed by Forrest, Booth, Daven- port aud Barrett, and was leading man with Xellson. Morv Anderson and Mrs. Llngard His greatest 'work, however, was as star In Hurt ley Campbell's play, "The Galley Slave," In which he appeared for many years. AlioW NKl.in. who wns an American, hut who made a successful career as an aclor In Germany, died July 15, In Berlin. He wus thirty-seven yearn old aud a native of Phila- delphia, where he begun his stage work. Twelve veurs ago lie was engaged to act In Berlin, where he giitned great popularity. Ills wife, Margaret Albrecht, is an admired Berlin actress. , Fiiank J, Aiiiiex. an actor, whose name In private life was Frank J. Murphy, died ut his home In Norwich, Conn., July 5, aged thirty- one years, lie was first taken III while ap- pearing with the "Ben Hur" Co.. In 1004, On tbe Road. "The Pearl ami the Pumpkin." ut Ha Premier nt the Colonial Theatre. BuHtou. Scorc» u Decided lilt— The Few Theatres Open Feel the Kf- feet« of the Hot Spell— The PnrLs Are OmwiiiK' Tremendous Crowds. Boston. July 18.— The Colonial Theatre opened for the Reason last night with the Initial present ntloti of "The Pearl and lhe Pumpkin." A big crowd wus in attendance. "KafoozeHini" began Its fowrlli ami Until week at the Trenton t, to n fair slued bouse The Caslle Square slock moved down to the Empire and presented "A Royal Fainllv," to goed patronage At the Bow- doln Square, "The Sign of the Four" was u lilenslng bill At Keith's, the Palace, und other resorts, business wns (air....... Sunday business at the parks and rustic the- atres wns very heavy Weill her tulr nnd warm. CHICAaO, .Tulv 18. — There are no changes nt the locol theatres this week "Little Johnny Jones," at lhe Illinois; "The. Land of Nod" nt the Chicago Upon House, "lhe Mayor or Tofclo" at the Studehnker, "Mrs. Temple's Telegram" at Powers', "Buster. Brown" nt the Great Northern." "It Hap- pened In Nordland" ot Hie Grand Opera House, burlesque lit. the Folly nnd 'i'rociidero, nnd vaudeville nt the Olympic arc the bills. Piiii.ADKf.riiiA, July IK. — Another hot night kept down the attendance nt the two theatres open, and brought rushing business to lhe parks Keiths had nn attractive array of vaudeville Inlcnt, while lhe Lyceum entertained patrons with u siillsfttclory bur- lesque programme. Kansas City. July 18.— The exlreuie warm weather packed the porks on Sunday. At Forrest Pork the Igorrotes proved a strong attraction. In lhe theatre Wynne Wlnstow was the hendliner. . . .Chlefrnrell s Itnllnn Bond opened si limited engagement at Electric Park. In the German Village the Olson Bros, were big favorites Fairmont l'nik offered the Flying Llusons. Bnrnuiu & Bailey's Circus -t>. und hud to give up work the past scasou, while engaged with "The Irish Pawnbrokers" Co. He tilled many engagements with big companies la New York, und was with "Rogers Brothers In Harvard" In HMKI. William Mack, n lion turner at Rostock's, died July 15, In lhe Kings County Hospital, N. V„ from Injuries received recently, when he was kicked by a horse. . ♦♦> ■ DISTRICT OF COI.H.MIIIA. • WuNhliin-lon.— At Ike Columbia Theatre (Joseph K. Luckelf, iiiuntigeri tbe Summer season of the Columbia Stock Co. ended with last week, when "The Mysterious Mr. Bugle" was rendered, to capacity uiKllonees. This has been Hip most prosperous Summer season In Ibe history of the house, due to lhe ex- cellence of the company and the high sluml- ord of the plays glveu. Xotks.— During the ensuing three weeks all the local bouses will lie closed. Tim Academy of Music will reopen Aug. 7, the Lyceum Aug. 14. und Chase's, Lafayette and Columbia u week or so liner, I ho lust named wllh George Ade's new comedy, "The Bad Siimnrllon. The -N'nlloniil will reopen Aug. "8 with the llrst production of Hull Cain's dramatization of "The Prodigal Son."...... Chew Chase Luke and ( ubin John Bridge Parks continue open with band concerts nightly. -4—¥ MAHVLAKU. Unit I more. — With lhe exception of u few free vaudeville shows absolute quiet reigns In lhe local amusement Held. Bi.kctuk' HU I A. Fen n em nn, manager) is tbe oulv place, either city or suburban, to charge admission. The hill ut this resort for the current week includes: Stuart, who enters upon his second week July 17: Es- i -,ii(iu Mutant, Briicll ami llruzll, John Gelgcr, and the Avon Comedy Four. 4 ■ » liivi.vi S. Finn was u Ci.iitku caller lust week, and desired us to announce the death of his sister. Mrs. C, J. Flynu, who died April 1, from heart disease. This announce- ment Is made to notify Joseph K. Finn. Wii.i.iasi H. CitAXE, Joe WebPr and Gun nnd Mai Rogers arrived from Europe July IX Wali.br ami MAt.ii.i. write that Ihev were transferred Troiii Xorumhega Park. Boston. week of Julv in. bv Mr. Gorninn, to Salem Willows, Mass., to strengtlieu lhe show. All Routes Maat Pencil V* Nut Later Than Monday, DRAMATIC. Albee Slock (K. !■'. ASbec. msr.) — 1'rorMence, It. L. 17, Indefinite. Ailalr. Ilregg & Ailalr (K. C. Dinmlil, 1ms. unir.) — Griiflnu. \\. Vo.. L'4-Auc. go. Bern.-inl. Ssnilirl ll'barles l-'i eliiimu. ingr.l — N. V. Clly 17. Iii.lctliille. Bunting,'- Kinma (Esrl . Ilurgess, mgr.) — (Hens Falls. K. V.. IM-Aug. 12. Blair. Kugente ((!«•. A. lllnnientbal, ujgr.) — Montreal, Can., 17-g". Hfsiih, Virginia (A. B. Crawford, lugr.) — Dun- bar, Pa.. I7g2. Cloysville 24-l». RreckeiiridKe Slock ICbarles llreckeiirldKV, nigr. ) —Slum Falls, S. link., Ill-Si', Wayne, Neb., M-S8. Broadway Stock (Malcolm Williams, mgr.) — Yt'nr- cesler, Mnns., 17, hnlediille. Derry Slock I.MIIps Berry, iusr.1— Soulb Rend, lud., 17-"g. ciiamiNtlxu, 111., 24-Ang. ,1. Renlou'R Coiiip,IIqiis ||Vrse R. Iteiiloii, uigr.) — Muscogee, list. Ter., 17. tinlelliilte. Briuiilon. 1 1„ word. Slock iW. S. Nclioounvpr, lugr.) — Iloyward. Wis., 17. indefinite. Ihissey, .luck (.1. I'rnnk Jerw-v, liner. ) — Otluwa, Cull., 17. Iinlclltilif. Ilemielt A Collins (.1. Moy Hennelt, mar.)-— Via- celllles. lud., 17-S!. Theatre. ICuslern Mlowurd l(. Ilraiidou, -Sprint; VhIIhv, WLs., IT-S3, illenwisHl Brandon MKT. i S4-2B. Briuiiluii I'lienlre, Wi-slern llloward l(. Briiiolou, mgr. ) — Ihirrtsi. \Vl«.. IJ-3J, I)«1I»k g4gll. Bllllier Slock— Suit Luke City, I,\, 17. Illdefllille. Belnsco Slock G'risl llebisi-o, mgr. )- Portland, ore.. 17, liMlellnhe. "Busier Brown," M. B. Ituvnioiid's — L'IiIchko, 111.. 17-L'H. Odller. WIIIIiiiii ICbarles Froliuiau, mgr.) — Lou- don, Knit.. 17, liulelliille. Cobnii, Hen. M. (Sam II. Harris, insr.) — Chicago, III.. 17111. Clarke, Harry Cnrmu— 1'neliln, Colo., 17, Indefi- nite. Coloolnl Slisk (Drew A Cnnipliell, ingrs.) — Cleve- hind. (I.. 17, liuleHulte. Courlensy Sunk iWro. Cciurteiiur, mxr.)— Al- Iniliy. X. Y., 17, Illdefllille. Cook, linear I'., Stock fl'url W. Cook. bus. tllltr.) Maria. I ml., 17:' J. SihiiIi llend 24-211. Illlger-Coniell III'. K. Cornell, tma.f— C«i|kts- nmn, X, Y., 17-22. Slimfonl 24-211. I)e Vos». Flora, Xn. 2 (.1. II. Itoiimiir. mgr.)— Asli- luiiil. Wis., 17. iiMl.-m.ffi-. lieiioiuiter Muslciil Coiueily (A. (1. Deluinoler, n.gr. i— Blrioiiiirluui, Alu., 17 22. Lvnclihiirii, Vu.. 24-20. niiiiuoild stock — Hidynke, Mass.. 17, ludelliilie. K.-llpsc Slock (Lloyd i, denier, nigrs.)— Kiowa, MB.. 1 T- It*. Alvii. Okln.. 20-22. Woodward 24, £5, Amarlllo, Tvx., 20-211. Kckbur.1 lilenls (Oliver J. Eckliordl, mgr.) — Tucoinii, Wiisb., 17, lmteflullp. Krwoisl Big Slock (II. J. Krwnnl, mitr.)— Kim- lorlii, Ot,, 17-Aug. .".. ICihvunlhi liuvln Slock— Detroit, Mich., 0, lade*, nlte. Pultun Bros, stock (Jack P. Ulbies, mgr.)— Lin- coln, Xebr., 17, Iniletbilie. I'orilliun. Slock (Charles !■'. Nelson, mar.) — Dan- kirk, St. Y., IT, iii.ipiiuii,-. Perils Siock ICariiiencell.i Jt Kress, mgrs.) — Onm. In.. Xcl.r., 17. hidctJulle. Olmilvaii'H Dniinullc— llolgnte, O'., 17-22, VVau- simii 24-2(1. (Jriinil Volley Slwk (Prank P. Haven, mgr.) — llruitirord, Old., lT-Sepl. Ill, Guy Stock (0. \V. (iuy. mgr.) — Farniersburir, In.l.. 17-22, Sullivan 24-211. lloyls CollM-dy III. <;. AHM, luiir.)— Kewunee, 111.. 2(1. 27. Meodolii 2K. 211. Hunt Sio.-k 111, A. limit, iniir.)— Ilrnii.l Marias, Midi.. 17-22. Miiniuelle 24-2W. Howard-nnrset (Ceo. U. Howard, mxr.)— Sioux City. In., I7-Ang. IU. Heiiilcrsou, Minid (Joseph I'm cut, mrr.) — Ko- koioo, I ml.. 17-22. Hatluiwny Slcs.-k (.1. M, llalb.nvay, mgr.)— New Bctlfonl, Mass., 17. liulelliille. Hiiiiter-llra.lford Players'— Hartford, C< ., 17- Aug. .I. Hi.llliiHsworHi Twins Sl.a'k (Lew CIpiihoii, mgr.) Illllilsvllle. Ala., 1722. Ili-rnlil .Square .Slock (Itlllnr & Panshaive, mgrs. ) — Caiiipls'lllonn. X. B., 17-22. Clinibam 24-211. llniiipbrey St.s'k if lurry lluiupbrey, luur.) — Wood- slOi'k, Oil!.. 17, lli.ll'lllllle. "Hiuuply llinoply" (KrrieM Cooke, mgr.)— Soulh Xonv.dk. Conn., It), 21), Simoford 21, 22, Wllll- ti.uiillc 24, 2.I. "it Iluppontsl In Xorilliind" I lliiiiillu, .Mitchell & Fields, lilgrs. > — Cbleago, III.. 17-211. Jenkins, Clare t.l. W. Lelgl. A- C. .1. Moore, nigra.) ■ Mexico. Mo.. 17-22. I'anu, 111.. 24-211. "Jerry from Kerry." Piilleu & Perry's— SprblK- lilll. X. S.. II). go. Pucviisli 24. Si.dliirloii 2.".. Wesl vllle 20, 27. I'l.-loii 2H. llis>rgelown, P. !■:. I.. 211. Keller Stock (A. M. Keller, lugr.)— Trinidad, Colo., 17-Aug. 12. Kelih Stock iD.d Lawrence, mgr.) — l.cwlsiou, lllll., 17, Illdefllille. Kuliu Slock— Cllcu. X. Y., 17. liulelliille. I^'slle. Kosnhele (Sim Allen, mgr. I — St. union. Pa., 17 Aug. 5. Lafayette St.s'k — .lackw.ti, Midi.. 17, Indefinite. I.e Roy Stock— Waterloo. In., 17-22. Murks Slock (Tom Murks, mgr.) — Fort Dill.. 24-Aug. ,1. Myrtle-Harder Stock, Kusleri. IW. II. ti>KT. I — Wllkeslaiire, P.... 2-l-Aug. n. Mm kle llin dei- Sl.s-k, Wcvlei't. (Kugeue mgr.i--pnii llu.-oti. Mleli, lu.L. 24-211. Mollies. Clara Calgary, X. W (l.-llulle. Mclrnpnllliin Players -St. Paul, Mli.u,, 17-Aug. 20. .Ml.l.H.e SI.M-k (Will, Mfllone, ii.itr. I -Pinllleilb. Ky.. IT, bi.lelliilli-. Moffatle Stock II. II. .M. .finite, mgr. I - -Ilu.l.lll.lll. O., 17-22. Morlbiu-r Plnyera (Frederick K. Morlluier, mgr.) —AIM Muss.. 17 22. Murmlci. Noli Slock iW. J. Pierce, bus, mgr.) — Klklns. W. Vu.. 17 22. .Miiek siock llli'i.J. I'. Mn.'k, n.gr. I— Sbeibnsike, Ciii., 17 -211. "Mrs. Temple's Tclcurum" IW. X. Lawrence. MT.I I'lilcup., III.. 17. luilelli.lle. "MISM.u.-i f.lrl," Fred Itayi.H.n.rM (His,. Ikilee, imir.i X.w i,'Iuhi(»iv. X. S3.. 21. 22, lilaee Bur 20, 27. .Sidney 28. 211. New Vork Plujers < Hunter ft Itrii.lfnr.l, nigra,)-- Woiwsler, Mass.. IT,- tiideiliillr. "Xelaldsirly XelnlilwrH" (Frank W. Nasou, wct.) —Halifax, X. K., 17 111. "Old Arkansaw," l-'red Raymond's (Merle n. Xorlou. mar. > — Sauk Cei.ipr. Minn, fli, Prrrun Palls 20. Bnr.i.iiTllle 21. Ada 24. I.niiK.lon. X. Dak.. 211. P.iyl.ui Sli|er« (Dan H. Hull, mgr.) — Jackson, Ti-llll.. 17-2M. Sl.re.r|sirt. La.. hO-AUg. 12. Paige. M..U-I (Henry F. ri'lllar.l, mxr.)— Jack- waivllle, I'll., 17, huletliitlr. WIIIIiiiii, llnr.ler, J. Hull, 17-22, Fort Wayne, Call., 17, In- T., (Iregor, lu., 17-Aug. 10, Wbyte llruniullc (I'Iiiib. |> llouge. Lu., 17, Illdefllille. Phelnu Stock (K. V. Pbelnn, mgr. I — Porllau.l, Me.. 17, liulelliille. poll Mark IS. v.. Pull. mtr. i ■ llrl.lgi'is.rt, C.s.u., 17, liulelliille. Peters Sioek |W. A. Pelers, mgr.) — Charlotte, X. C. 17. Iialednile. Pelers Pavilion Players (Will J. Pelers, mgr. I — AlUttl. Kail.. 17-111. Stockton 20 22. Pel iietil Ily(i7.eiie ill. p. WHInnl. lugr. )— AllgUsln. (la., 17, hulellnlte. Hotii-MiM.re Slis-k (S. A. Arnold, ingr.l — Sayrc. Pa.. 17 All*. 12. "Itovul Slave." Xorlli. itur.lou * llciinelt's 1 1-:. A. Tl.omus. mgr. >---Moiit|s'ller, lu.L. 24. Warreu 2.*>, Van Ilin-.-ii go, i.-iiiii 27, Auburn 28, Water- loo 21). "lib. Van Winkle," Kller's- -Diirnugo, Colo., 27, sllverlou 28 "Itabl.ll's F.a.l." C.niM'dy I Pal Cbai'isdle, mxr. I - ■ Chultanoogu, TVnn.. 11), lluyloii 2U. R.M'kw.MMl 21. Harrliuiiu 22. Xnshvlllp 2:i-2.. m. In.b-tlulle. Trollsdub- Tlici.tre- Mound Clly, Kun., 17111, Pleasaliton 20-22, Adrian. Mo., 24 20. Pln.salil lllll 27-211. Tllloii's Ployers (H. II. TUlini, luiir.l— Paris. 111., 17, liulelliille. Troy, lioiinn. Stork 1 .lames L. class, mgr.) — l-orgo, X. Duk., 17-22. "Tracy, Hip outlaw King" (Hitler ft Kiiiishuwr. mgrs. )— Jogglus .Mines. X. S.. III. Sprl.iKl.lll 21). Ojford 21, Wliieheairr 22, Acadia Mines 24, Truro 2.Y. "Ten Xlgl.is In a Bar Bonn.." Reedier ft Similoy'a .Waller J. McOmiild, mgr.)— Hobleii, Ik, III, Knobiiosler 2o. Laiiuiul 21. Clarksburg 22, lius- scllvlllc 24. Il.-igiiell 2.*>. Kbits. 20, Versnllles 27, Windsor 28. pleasuul Hill 211. "Ten Xlgbls in 11 llm- IUhoii," .ImI.ii P. st.iwe's - Coiiru.t. la., 20. din, ll,r,«ik 21, llul.i.i.nl 22. Hn.lcllrr 24, Kllswoiih 25. "Ten XlgblK In n liar It.ium" I Clinic llever. lugr. I —Wesl llniiicli. In., 17, Pmivllle 18. Calu.ar 111. dram 2o. I)e.i.rall 21. Lowler 22, HikIiI 24. < '1,-n t Luke 25, Algous 20. I'lulimi Stock -Sull Luke Clly. II., 17. Indcllnlle. "Ciicle Tom's Cnbln," Terry's— Longiw, la.. 111. Riverside go, Wellium. 21. Webslcr 22, lledrlck 24. Illlle 25. Wlullid.l 20, Woylall.l 27. llrlgldoii 28. l-'i.lrllcld 21). "l-nele Trail's Cpldii," C. W. LaugsiatTV Klkl.nid, I'll.. Ill, W.-stllel.l 20. .in lei,, 11 gl, i'i„«. Corks 22. Ausiln 24, Cuslello 25. "Illicit! Tow's Cabin." Loin; Bros.' — Laura. O.. 21. Plcusiiul Hill 22. Corli.L'lon 24, Vcno.llles "I'nele Tooi'8 Calilu." Si. -ding's — lluvshore, X. Y.. II). Snyvllle 211, Isllp 21, AinlliMllc 22, l-'ree|»rl 24. Vim Dyke ,V ICiilon (P. Mack, mar. I— Keokuk, lu., Il-.'IO. Vernon Stork 1 llei.J. II. Vernon, uijrr. ) — St. Thomas, Out., 17. hidclhilte. VullainoiHt Si.«-k---Willltii.isp.,rl. Pa., 17, liulell- iille. Warner Couutly (lleuj. It. Warner, mgr.)— .Mc- • 'ug. 111. has. P. Wbyle, mgr.)— Baton ..lctll.il.-. "When Women i.ovo" 1 Frank W. Xoson. ingr.l — lllai-e liny. X. 8., HI. 20, Sydney 21. 22, New (llusgow 24, 25, Truro 20, llnllfiu 27 211. M18ICAI,. Beggar Prince Opera (F. A. Winle, mgr. ) —Nash- ville, Ten 11., 17gii. Holler. Helen May. ami Iter Rand 1.1. Leslie Spabii, ingr.)— SprliigUcId, HI., 10-22, Oiilney 2:1-211. Curlrtisi Ois-rii (IV. T. Carlelim, lugr.)— Pills- burg, Pu„ 17. ludelliilie. lie Augclls, J i I Tl lew (Shubcrt Bros., mgrs.) — X. Y. Clly 17. ludelliilie. Duss and his Hand (Fnilerlck Phhincr. mgr.) I'lndliiy, ().. Ill, 20, Lllnu 2I-2H, Fr.iukllli 24- 27, Klchiiioi.d, hid., 28, M uncle 20, ,10. "Ileexer uud Hie ISis-k"— Ihislon, Mass., 24, lu- delliilie. Howe, i.enim, orcbeslra— Leilugloii, Mass., 17, Illdefllille, I tin ..-11 Bund (Patrick Conway udnclur). — Pblla- delnkla, Pa., 17-22, Atlantic Clly, X. J., S3. "Kufoon-liu.l"- -II:, "toll, Muss., 17-22. •'Lund of N.kI"- I'lilcoao. III., 17, ludelliilie. Morln's PreiH-h Mllllary Band (Henri Mm in, con- ■liiclorr. ciiieluni.il. I),. 111-211. "Mayor of Toklo," Rlchunl Carle— Chicago, HI., 17-Aug. 5. Naval Reserve Haiul IV. Husatl, mgr.)— James- lown. X. Y., IT, ludelliilie. Olympic Opera, Ne.ui.ans \. Miilcbelle's -UoMIe, Ala., 17, ludelliilie. Prynr nu.l Ids II1111.I (Arthur Pryor, mgr. )— As- bury Park. X. ,L, 17 Sept. 11. 1'idb.r.Pa r . 1 1 1 1 .11 1 1 1 ■ ■ Opera- Wbinlpea, Man., 17- "I'.-.nl noil 1 1.,- puiiipklii" (Klsw ft Krlaucer, mgrs. 1 -ll.islou, Warn 17. liulelliille. Royal Artillery Hand l.l.,s. Dp Vim, mgr.) -Ilul- liiuore. .Mil.. 17-Seiil. 10. "Royal Cl.ef" (Hhuls-rt Bros., iugr».) — Cblcugo, III.. III. ludelliilie. Slafer mid bis lirooklyn Marine Bund (C. M. Barnes: mxr.l- -llrliibloii liem-h, N. Y., 17, lu- delliilie. Sullivan's. Xell. Military Bund - -Xorlli Bench. X. Y., 17, ll fllille. Karrenl luo's Baudii llossu (tlarrelt ft Onkford. mgrs. I — Denver. (^.I«., 17-27. "Sun Toy" IJ.1I111 C. Fisher, 11.gr.)— Alli.nllc Clly. X. J.. 24-211. Victor ami Ida ilmnl (C.,1. John F. Bragg, mgr. I Clevcliiinl. O.. 17. liulelliille. Wills .Mimical (John II. Wills, mgr. I — Lynchburg, Vu., 17-22. Wells, riu. me ft Harbin Musical (Jake Wells, mgr.)- -Atlantic Clly. X. J., 17. Indcllnlle. "Wi.ggle Bug"- -ChleaiKi, III.. 17. hulellnlte. Ill HLl:S(|l 10 AM) V \l lll:lll.l,i: NIIOWN. Kblora'H Sensational Vaudeville— Wluslisl, l.'.aiu., M.sm-'s CMiicdliuis -Alliirn's, Oil., 17 10, Suk.iii- vllle :!:i-2il. Spa.111, 11) run, Vu.i.lcvlllc Phlllpslnirg, Pa., 17- W.sshvnrd's, Harry, Vm.,|cv!llc Montlrdlu, Me., 17-22, KiimIoi. 2 1 gn. MINNTREI.M. Ili.mul ft Suvllle's (aiiKb ft Sells Bros.' Klkluirl. hid., 11), Ren- 101. Ilarl.,r, Midi.. 2ii. II0II1111.I 21, Muskogee Fb.lo's (Frank Tiimnu'ii. nixr.l- olntbe. Kan., Ill, • "lu 2o, Cberryvale 21. Parsons 22, Jupllu, Mo.. 24. lluleiia. Kali., 25. Ci.rtl.nae, Mo., 2(1, Aurora 27, Sprliigllel.l 28. Lamar 20. Oollnioi- lli-Hs.'— Berlin, Wis.. 17. Ocnnoniownr 18. P.iklmiu III. narlluai.it. 20, Mineral Point 21. Mmii.H- 22. Hlinigbtoii 24. KarKreave'a— Sag llnrlsir, X. Y„ 111, Patchogue 20. Hid.) Inn 21. Far Ris-kaway 22, 1*1(1101 1 1 21. Illeksvlllc -J5. R.wlyn 2il. Jiiiiialcn 27, (treat Xis'k 28, Pluahbig 211. Hum's IT.irlda. X. Y.. HI. Nli.urne 20. Hall's, P. W-- MliH'kvllle. Xeh,. 17. Fariiam 18, RMh HI. Klwiual go. Sin I Hi Held 21, Keitrind 22. I^iomls 24. llol.lre.lue JJ. Hall's, W. ft- Wyinlnv. Ill,, 21, Li-wlntrai 22. a P's WII.I Wesl ((I, 1'. Keinli, mar. I— New- ark, X. .1., 17-211. Kennedy's ludlaii Cnngri-aa ami Wild West — llos- mn. Mam., 17. ludelliilie. Kiilgl.i's. Chas. K.- KdavrKiii. «).. ig. K.|en 10, ll.iuillloll. In.l., 20, Pleasant |.„t,, gl Ashler 22. Watei'loo 24. Lucky lllll'i. (T.-inenls. Kan.. HI. Cwlar Point 20. Florence 21, Prulsaly 22. Ij.wery lln.s.' Moiml Ciirmel. Pa., 20, 21 Our. doll 22-24. Maekny's. Andrew— Port Huron, Mich.. 22. Mar- obi. Onl., 24. Nrarls ft Howe'- -Snull Sle. Marb-, Mich., Hi, Stiiili so.. Marie. Can., 20, Hinlluiry 21. Xiuih Buy 22. iiillliu 24, Hnrrle 25. ('oIHukwimi.1 2(1 ilueloli 27, Llsinmdl gh), (;|||,|„|, gu, Orrln llros.' (.'lilhimiuin. Mn.. 10 27, Jmrea 20. Auk. :i. CoiiiIiio 4. Parrul 5-n. Jlmenea la, 1 1, San Pedro in IS, pnrms III. 17. Halilllo 1822, Moulerrov !t:|.Hen|, 4, ' P.iwi.«. Bill's wild We.1 -Knlaniaaon. Ulleh.. III. Dowiiglac gi), Tlin* Rivers 21. Siurgls 22. lllitBlliis Bros.' M pcllrr. Vl„ 17. Ilurlluat.si 18. Hiillmid 111. (Br',,. Fulls. X. Y., ""1 Mara? logo 21. Oui-.ii.ia 22. WllkCKliiirrr. pn, ->4 Scniidoii 25. llbighuiiiloii 20, Klmlra 27, llenevii —n, -\ MlJliril JU, lb.lil.his. Prank A.— Fori Kent. Me.. 17. Aahlapd "?' Ihlv'e >»'•" ' , * r " v "'" MI " S°. OreniTlile Sim Br..llH|ra : **'MllfoM. m|p|,.. 10. | I(1 |iy 21), Vol- s»r 21, Marleit 22. Sanilac Ceiiler 24* Sells ft liuwi,'.. Cohleaklll, X. v.. |u Coonera- ■STaSttsB S - w «- '-•-"■- 2.1: S2S51>^,ttSr5 '-■"'• N ' ,,r,u "*■ m ^tAtl^;:'T- mrb - "*• " ,,,,r ■■ Slorrell's. Howard S.- .Mi.n.ur.sieek, N, X., 17. V, "o •V., 1 "',-', '' wl ". r "">'"■• w - Vn.. in. Olar 5"; ,l " 1 " 1 ' 21, Plyi.»,nil, 22, Point Pleasant Wnslilmrii ft D'AIiw.'m - Palmyra. N. J 10 I rln.el.,., go. Lamhcrlvlllc 21. Bordeul.iwn ae' u- n r - 7 ' *.•*••» I'«rk 28, l.oi, K Brand. 5 *'&£ %%£-£*'' '"•• "'• S** 2 »- ttTieelcr's A. F. Madnllu. N. Y.. July SO (■„. Held" "I ""'" l ""SBon, Mi,««., its' Hhef. HIS( F.l.l.iMCOIH. Almond'.. Jnilu-u. .Moving Plciure Show— IMmI. uioiil. S. 1;., in. •£ 1*79* "I "" t, «M«""s2. n "" ,kM '- »'••• 20.'lvri'll.m.t«wn 21, Hitiilley's Kulerlalners -Mtuu'uln, Wl... 1T.||» J 'ons^Cg2^2::''" , -•' r -' ,,,,,,, • ''"" ,7 ' !! -- ''"lT'lu"il:T\ l i t "i k !L y , HI "" r I'ayueavllK Me.. 27 ill - """ ,,l ""''» --'■--• S|.rlngll..|d 24-20. Lei N "« , !»!" k*. r n2l tt ' t ■*" !,,fc • N '""' 1 " Co.-f»r.v. '"u-i'!'."'. , ''', J ''„ WaslilnKloii (•„,,. |i 0llw „ |„ MH1ul1.it on 20, lllll.t.,,,, a, u5C3 is ' lu. .'•lm.;„u.H SfrSE**" -■• ' N "«' U,, "" n "'"' S Pier.,.. Amiloniieiii (;„. Iliidda. N Y 17 •'!! 1 ob.s-s 21-20. * * M "h,!.!'i,i* : ''" ""* J. '"""•"I Fin, Milker. (John H. Si lib . iiiki -.i . Svw llHlfoitl. Mas... 17 22 I "".(. 'i 'if i kl ' ",J' , % ,,U * f> " 1 '"'- -'••stmerep. Mo., in ikplas.. III.. 20, llraya Polm, j|« gi ?,""■, '"-ar-leau 22. 2:1, Ornlul Tower III. 24 Ciesler 25 St. Mntf-. Mo.. 20. S.hil" »«,,: vleve 27, Wnui.wlck 28. Veiih*. III. "rl. ■ .""'..* J'arkle Floallug Tliealre— Fuyelle Cltv ... ••"••-'. Ros.su. 22, Conl C,.„|„ r m.'""' l,T ' x. i'.'. 17*22!" ''" ' •" nul. mm\\k Route Cist. TI1I11 Hal la amide up aa nearly «c- eurnte o» |i |. i.o».ll.le lo make u Hat «>f vaudeville bunklnirai. To Insure In' ■erll.in In thin department lhe name of the Ihenlre ur piirk, an well ae the elly or Imiu, MUST aeeoniuaay eauh hooking sent aa. ■■■•»» Abl.ill. Aoiilc. siu, -kt, in. CjiI.. Ill 22. Acker * Oll.lnv. Krllh'a, X. V. I!_ IT-22, AdlerTlusi. iluv.-nial.ir'., A Until Ic c||y, ,V. J., Adelaide. La Pclllc, Kellh'.. X. Y. V... IT-22. A.hiua ft While. Aiulllorbiiii. Ci-dur llapl.li la 17 22: Coii.iir.lia Hiinlrn. Peru. III., 24-20. Adauw. Frank ft I1I.1, Oiiicy laland, Cincinnati, Adainlnl ft Taylor, Allin.ul.rn, Nilidnn. Ktif., 17- Allg. II. Agiirw ft IjiMgwock, iliiverunlor's, Atlanllc City, Album Trl,.,- Pn.'l.ir'a nth Ave., N. Y. fj_ n-22. AIII-..III, 11.., ii.. 1, |'n.-mr's, Newark, N. j., 17-22. A If, -coo. prof., Pain's, Manhattan Reach, N. V., Alircon's Mexican Trio, East Knd Park, Mempbli, Tenn., 17-22. Alliiirtua ft Millar, Palace d'Ely, Brusaelt, Brig.. All.11111l.ra Comedy Four, Krbn, No. Retell, N. Y. a 17 22: Park, (layoiine, N. J., 2t-2t». Alllui'. Me hint-, lleiidersou'a. Coney Inland, X, Alvlii Bios. Orplieuin, St. Paul, Ulna., 17-22, ^j 550 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 22. Allen. Will F.. Casino, Ontario Beach. N. Y., 17- bit. AHuabn Comedy 4, Krbs, No. Beech, L. 1., 17- on Almond, Tom. Rhea's, Buffalo, 17-22. Auieta, Winnipeg, Can.. 17*22. ADiaiin A Hartley, Southern 1'arlt, Pittsburg, 17- 27, lAntrlm ft Cetera. Sprlog Orove Park, Spring- Held, O.. 17-22. Anderson ft Oolnea, Nedford Boulevard, Medford, Muss., 17-22. ■ Apol. Lillian, Itninona, Urand Raplda, Midi., 17- 22. Ai'Rilntn A Burke, Proctor'a ostb 81. , N, Y. C„ 17-22. Arnold, Meiia. Lnkewood Park. Waterbnry, Conn,, 17-22; Capitol Park, Hartrord, 24-29. Aidclle A Leslie, Casino, Lake Onlai'lo, Roches- Arnold, Orgcrita. Ben's, Escnnaba. Mich., 17-22. Ascolt. Eddie, Boss Park, BlDgbamton, N. Y., 17-22. Ashtou. Arthur, Pnlncc, Syracuse, N. Y., 17-20. Ashley, Lillian, Collacniii, Cleveland, O., 17-22, Austins, The, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J., 17-22. Ausllns, Tossing, Palace, Olaagow, Scot., 17-22; Hipp., Liverpool. Kng.. 24-20: Tlroll, Leeds, itl-Aug. 5; Hipp.. Olaagow, Scot.. 7-18. Austin. Claude, take Park. Mndlson. Wis., 17-22. Aug. Edna, Mtulc Hall, Brighton Beach, N. Y„ 17-22. ' Austin, Geo. K„ Fulrylund, 1'ntcrson, X. J., 17- o*» Avery & Henly. BIJou. Marinette, Win., 17-22. ItardH, Four, Proctor'a 28d St., N. Y. O, 17-22. Jlukoi'. Tow, Shellpot Park, Wilmington, Del., linker ft Ramsey, A, ft H.. Boston. 17-22. liallntier Sisters (0). Keith's. Boston, 17-22. Ilarrv ft Jobnaon, Woolworthos, Lancaster, Pa., 17-22. linker, l'ele. Lakeside Casino, Akron, O., 17-22. Barnes. Al. 0., L» Salle, 111., 17-22. llalh-vs. The, Keith's. Phils., 17-22. Burr & Brans. Kelth'a, Phlla., 17-22. Handy ft Wilson, Paator's, N. Y. O., 17-22. llarllott & Earlc. Hrc Bench, N. V., 17-22; Sarin Rock. New Haven. Conn., 24-29. Harllctls. Musical, Crystal, Waterloo, la„ 17-22. Barnes. Stuart, Temple, Detroit, 17-22. Hnteumn, Tom, Ban* Point, Nabant, Mass., 17- - 22. linker, llerl. Lion I'olaee, M. Y. C, 17 -it. Ila brock, Theo., A ( Oo., Music Hull, Brlgblon lliitos '.Musical Trln, Doyle's, Atlantic Clly. N. J., Hni-lellT Troupe. Hnrnonn, Grand Kaplda, Mich., Baxter. Sul, Keith's. N- Y. (!.. 17-22. Ilelmont Staler*. Al Fresco Park, Peoria, 111., 17- "" I Hoard. Billy, Olympic I'nrk, Cbattanotgu, Tenu.. 17-20 Bernard, Rlnidii, lamp's Park, St. Loull, 17-22. Bert rum, Helen, Shea's. Buffalo, 17-22. Bennett. Musical, Atlontn, Or.,17-22. Hedlnl ft Arthur, Keith's, N. Y. C„ 7-22. Hell 4 lllclisrds, Doyle's, Aliunde City, N. J., 17-22. Hem, M. C Young's Pier, Atlantic City, N. J., Bell'. Senator Frank. Alameda Turk, Butler, Pa., 17-22. BMey Kilasr. Newark, N. J.. 17-22. Ulunii, Btiinni, llrr-r, Mansion's Park, 81. Louis, Mo., 17-122. llliiuhiim, .1. W„ La CroMne, Wis., l<-22; hau Claire, 21-211. lilmiiiiiiLii ft llelir. Arenas, Winnipeg, Can.. 17-20. liluuehnnl. Sue. Orphcuni, St. Paul, Minn., 17- 22. BIo.'iii'n Wireless Telegrnphy. Victoria, N. Y. C Jhiulldnck Uuurlclle. Original, Pustor's, N. Y. C, 17-2'.'. DovIhii. Arthur ft Mildred, Proctor's 28d St., N. V. Cm 17-22. lioirery Newsboys' Quartette, Sans Honol Purk. (tlilrami. 17-20. Ilulime, IV. A. ft Lotle. Queen Clly Gardens, Kimira. N. V.. 17-22. Dowers ft Curtis. Melroisdll Dululli. Minn., 17-22: Winnipeg, Clin., 2120. llortlovorry. Col.. .Music Hull, Brighton Beach, ST. Y., 17-22. ^ .. . Ilottnnih-y Bros., Doyle's, Allnntlc Clly, N. J., 17-22. ltuvli-i- ft Adelaide, Doyle'*, Atlantic City, N. 1 17-22 Ho'sonkn tllMIbi Atlnntlo Garden, N. Y, C, Krvant ft Kavlllc. Exposition Park, Oonnesut Lake, I'ii., 17-22. Ilrobsl Till,. Kurest Lake, Pnhnor Mass.. 17-22. Xiunil, Smile, Illalln. Kliulrn. N. Y„ 17-22. llrhtdiimour. (Ircnl, Thentte. Onset. Muss.. 17-32. Ilrowniau ft Clnise. Muiniuolli, Boston, 17-22. Ilruirn ft Brown, I'onr Mile Greek, Krle, Ps., 17-22; IVlllouu Park. Sugluuw, Mich., 21-20. l.rlght Bros., Kmplro Tour, London, Kng., 17- . Aug- 25. llrlsenn ft Dog, (Irand. Vancouver. C«u„ 17-22. Itrlslol's I'niiii'K, Illversldo Purk, llnltlnmre, Mil., I7-2IP. Uruall ft llnitll, 1'iiiin. Toledo, ().. 17-22; Myers Luke. Unnton, 24-20. linnlf.irds. The, Bunion's Point, Toronto, Can., 17-22; (ili-oii Beach. N. Y.. 21-20. llnsiks. Hei-iien, Morrison's, Hockuwny Beach, X. Y., 17-22. Knuks, Harvey, Woodlynni) Purk, Unmden, N. J., 17-22. liioon ft All, l.inm Park, Coney Island, N. Y„ 1 T-ttl llrotti" .luck, ft Lillian Wright, Troeadero, Chi- caci, 17-22; Park. Michigan Clly, lnd„ 21-20. llrmin, Hurry, Itleclrlc Purk, Albany. N. Y.. 17- itu"ii I'uiully, II. II. II.. Hun.-. Mont., 24-20. Burkes, .riiKgllng. r.liiom Park, Churlerol, pn,, 17- llurke's Musical Dugs, Keith's, lloalou, 17-22; Kcllli's, Phlla.. 24-211. Hums, Hurry. Klvcirlc Park, HI. Joseph, Mn„ 17- U2: Hue's I'urk, Jonllli. 2-1-20. Uurloii ft lliirlou. Ciislno Park. Kulnuiazoo, Mich., ld-22: Trueiidero. Chlcn||n. 211-20. liu-ii Bros., Uuvernator's, Atlantic City, N. 1., HnsklTii ft Bli'li, l.iikeniiinl Purk, Altooiiu. Pn., 17-22. lliinlelte, Miidellni'. Liikeiiuml Purk, Altoona, Pn,, 17-22. Hurl. Nellie. Klcclrle Purk. Newark. N. J.. 17-22. Burke ft llrllnv, Shrnfe's, Nnhniit. Muss,. 17-22. Byrne ft West. Missouri. Han Krun., Cal„ 17-22. C'ai-Miu Bros., llendersiMi'u, Coney Island, N, Y„ 17-22. I'snuoiiiellii ft Ik., Lugoon, Clnrlniiull, O,, 17- 22; I ni hi. Toledo, 24-2!). I'uMlo ft Coochii, Basa Point, Nabant, Mass., 17- ■ 10 (.'nriiieii Slsteru. I'ulrvlcw Park. Daylon. 0„ 17- 22; Spring llruro Park, Sprlngtlcld. 24-20. Curr k .lord Pier, eld Orchard, Me., 17-22 Ciiiiutoii ft I'liuiiiKiin, '.nki' Cunlrary, St. ,lo- Ki'ph, Mo.. 17-22. I'li-i'dv. Maln'l. Broad Hippie I'urk, luillnua|wll». Iiul., 1722; Spring Brook Park. So. Bend, 21- 20. t'slierl, tlront, Al I'rcsc-i Purk, Pcurln, 111., 17- •i.i I KvrY.lt. Mauri, I'm-lnr. Dululli. Mluu., 17-22. t'lili-i'do, Juan A., 1'ulr, Wluul|H.'g. Can., 17-20. I.'nrus, l.iiinui. Mniiliiiiluii llem-li, N. Y„ 17-22. i'iiiIi-i. Annie, (.'uncord, N. II., 17-22. t.'nrler, Mr. ft Mrs, Curl. La Salle. III., 17-22. ('urberry ft sinot.ni. Decatur, 111., 17-22; Lugoim, l.u.llou'. Ivv., 24-21). < a-ml ft Ue Verne, Dreamland, He.-ulur, 111.. 17- 22: dak Summit Park. Kvunsvlllc, liul. . 24-211. I'Hrnill ft Clarke, Wlllinv tiwte Park. Nurwalk. «.. 17-22. t.'aner ft Hnrlel, Doyle's. Atlunlle Oily, N. J.. 17-20. Cnsliios (31, lugrraol Park, Des Mnlnes, la., 17- 21". t'urr ft Jordan, I'urk, Old Orchard. Me., 17-22; • l.liieolh I'urk. New BnWnrd, Mass.. 21-20. Chi--. m llriis., Ilemlersou's, Coney Island, N. V.. 17-22. c.is... Charlie. Keith's. Boslon. 17-22. curtinniili ft Hamilton. MtiinuiiiHi. Bnsdiu. 17-22. Ciinolli CM. Xi'ic Vork B«>f. N. Y. t\. 17-22. I'h'lslv ft Willis. Conk's Park, riransvllle, I ml.. ln.22: I'nni'i Islnnd. I'lni-llimill. 21-20. fhlhlei-s. liruce. Cuveinslor's, Atlantic Clly, K. ,1.. 17-22. Cliuiiiero.vs. The. I. mm Purk, Coney Islnnd, N. Y., 17-22. (.'hrlstoplier. I'nl.ine. suuio t"rur.. I'ul.. 17-22. Clia.nli.'rhiliK. Tt.c, Henderson's, coney Islnnd, N. V.. 17 22: I'nsii.r's. N. V. 0., 21-20. Clui.Hvl.'k Til. ., Aliimcln I'nrk. Iliitlcr. Pn., 17 22. I'liiludu. Ilitlu. Suns Sonet I'ui-k, t-hli-ugo, 17 22, l'liir>at-olll. Bnir., Sol.iiier Park, Montreal, Can , 17 22. Clifford & drill. S'rliult.'u I'nrk. Iiiilio.pu'. In., 17- .'•J; I'l-n.-iolel-i.. Clllciiuo. 21-20. Cllne, Magiile, Monlsou's, llockawny Bench, N, X„ 17-22. Cleodoras, Tlie, White City Psrk, Worcester, Mass., 17-22. Claus A MOnbtz, Lion Palace, X. Y. C, 17-22. Clarke ft Temple, Shooting Park, Dubuque, la,, 17-22; Park, Davenport, 24-29, Clarke, Lucy, Stoll Tour. Kng., 17-Ang. 31. CUraoc* Slaters, Fonta|n Carry Park. Louisville, K*., 17-22. Cotldey ft Durke, Lunu Park, JotuutOwD, Pa., 17- 22. Cvmey, Terry, 1'reeboily Park, Nswport, It. L, Coin's Dogs, Temple, Detroit, 17-22. Coakltty & Mcfirlde, Proctor's. Newark, M. 1., 17- rd, I'.l-'-t, !•■ Park, Newark, N. J„ 17-22. Daniels, Walter, Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic City, N. J„ 17-29. Daylelle, Madge, Ulobe, St. Louis, 17-22; Crys- tal Park, Seduliu, 24-20. Hay. lien. W., Orplieum, u>» Angeles, Cal., 17-22, liuiiini Broa., Kelth'a, Boaton, 17-22. Darniuly, Island Park, Aiignstu, Me., 17-22, Dale, VI..I.-I. Farm, Toledo, 0., 17-22. Daly ft Kelao, Norumliega Park. Boaton, 17-22, Day, Fanny, Parlor, Dulutb, Minn., 17-22. Hnly ft Dcvere, Electric Park. Newark, N. J„ 17-22. Delmnre Sisters, Olympic. Chlcaiio, 17-22. Deluphonii, Keith's, Boston, 17-22, liclumr A Dexter. Sioux City. lu.. 17-22. - Deveuu. Iluiicrl, FreelKMly Park, Newport, K. L, 17-22. Deltn Bros.. Keith's, X. V. C, 17-22. Dervnlio. I.e.., I. nun Park, Cleveland, ().. 17-22. De Lorls. Chevalier, Freehody Park, Newport, R. I.. 17 22. De Fay Slslera, Rcmvlck Park, Ithaca, N. Y., 17- 22; Summit Park, Ullca 24-20. Do Blaker'N Doga, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y.. 17-22. Hehivoy ft Frlla, Park, Toiu'ka, Knn.. 17-22. De ilollis ft Vain in, Cblppawu Falls, Wis., 17- 22; Mankato, Minn., 24-20. He linrr ft llussell, Klallo, F.lmlrn, N. Y.. 17-22. De Rose, l'ete. Cleveland, 17-22. Denmiiii. ft Belle, Wahlcmere Park, Erie, I'a.. 17 o«» De Cnino, (Las., Lion Palace, X. Y. C. 17-22. De Ferris, Henrietta, Oriihcum. Snu Frun.. 17-20. Delnio, ltlveralde I'nrk, Montreal, dm.. 17-22. De Oruie Billy. Parlor, Dululli, Minn., 17-22. lie flardn, Nulnlle, Ho. America, 17-20. De Koe Trio, Orpheum, San Fran., Cal., 17-22, De Monde ft Dlnsmore, Sioux City. In., 17-29. De Lucys, The, Novelty, Canon Clly, Col., 17- 22; Novelty Denver 24 29. Delmore ft Wilson. Nowcroaa, Bug., 17-22 ; Strat- ford, 24 20; Hltipnrd'a Bush, III Auk. 6; Car- diff, Wales. 7-12. Delinoro ft Durrell, Lake Hide Park. Dayton, 0., 17-22- Oeunett, Richmond, lad., 24-29. De Varo ft Curtis, Broad Ripple Purk, Indianapo- lis, HI22. 1> Volon (II), Doyle's, Atlunlle City, N. J., 17- Dl-inuiud Comeily Four, Empire, Com A'nielca, Cal., 17-Ang. S. Dlston. Mndellne. Kelth'a, Boaton, 17-22; Keith's. Phlla.. 24.20. ' 1 Maun. Burt ft Leon, Terra llnitlr, liul.. 17-20. Diamond ft smith, The Pluea, Haverhill, Mass., Dixon A Auger, Keith's, Boston, 17-22. Donahue ft Nichols, Keith's, N. Y. c. 17-22. Dnckriiy. Will, Merrym.ikliw Park, Brunswick, Me., 17-22. Dorach ft Rusaell, Farm, Toledo. O.. 17-22. Donovan, Jin. B., Lnkcwoixl Park, Waterbury, Conn., 17-22; Capitol i'urk, Hartford, 24-20. Dooley, J. Francis, ft Co., Medford Boulevard, Boston, 17-22. Dockman. Mnrlc, Park, Winnipeg. Can,, 17-22. Don, Peter, Idlewlld Park, Newark, ().. 17-29. Dolnn, John, Parlor, Dululli. Minn., 17-22. Doherly Slatera, Victoria, N. Y. 0., 17-22; Proc- tor'a, Newark, N. J., 24- 29. Dorgcvul, Thereae, Keith's, Phlla., 17-22; a. 0. II., Pittsburg. 24-20. Doyle, Kdlth, Athletic Park, Buffalo, 17-22. Drew, Dorothy, Barrussfoul Tour, Eng., 17- Aug. 81. Drummer Quiirtetto, Park, Bangor. Me., 17-22. Druwee. Tlroll, London, Kng.. 17-Aug. 81. Drew, Carroll, itucker, Rockford, llT. . 17-20, Durbyvlllc. Loa and Fay, Cedar Point, Sandusky, 0„ 17-22. Dumonds, Lea, Coliseum, London, Kng., 17-Aug. Ilium ft Evelyn, Uuvernator's, Atlantic City, N. J., 17-22. Duncan. Chits. II.. Olympic, Chicago, 17-22. Duuburs, Flylrtg, Pain's, Mnuhnttan Beach, N. Y„ 17-20. Duprec, Geo. ft Llbble. lien's, EsL'uuatia, Mich., 17-22. Dimbar, Shenfe's, Niihunt, Alusa., 17-22. Burl, Elsie, Bijou, Norfolk, Va„ 17-22. Earl ft Wilson. Forest Park, Kansas City, Mo., 17-22; Forest Park, HI. Louis. 21-20. Kokvri ft Berg. Medford Buulevnrd, Bustou, 17-22. Eckel ft Wnruer, Juucllou Park, Beaver Fulls, Pa,, 17-22. Eckhunlt Family, Riverside Park, Montreal, Can.. 17-22. Eckel ft Warner. Oukfnrd Park, Orutiaburg, Pa„ 24-20. Edeatus, (lucerniitor'a, Atlantic City, N. J„ 17- Edmunils, Agues, Toiieku, Kau., 17-22; Jopllu. Mo.. 24-20. Eiltuoiids. Jin'. Keith's. Phlla.. 17-22. Elinor.- Sisters, .Morrison's, Rockaway Beach, N. V.. 17-22. Ehlrlilgo, Press, Eiiiplre, Loudon; Bug., 17-Aug. 10. Ellsworths (II, Casino, Ocean Park. Cal., 17-23. Elmore. Thomas, (luldUchl, Nov., 17-22. Ellou, Sum, New York Hoof. N, Y. C, 17-22. Elmore ft Cotlrell, HIJou. Murnuette, Mich., 17- 22: Unique. So. Ublcago, 24-20. Eldrid, Cordon, Idiu-ii Park, Youngstuwn, 0., 17- Kills. Joe. A. ft S.. Boston, 17-22. Ellis Nowllu Trio, llopklus' Park, Memphis, Teun., 17-22. Emery, Prof.. HIJ.ni. Duluth, Minn.. 17-22. Euimett. Oracle, ft Co., Kortinihegu Purk, Boston, 17-22. Fern Comedy Four, Ouvernator'a, Allnntlc City, N. J . 17-20. . „ . Fetrantl, Rocco, Mammoth, Revere, Mass.. 17-22. ;, IIOCUO, waioiovio, mrieic, ...woo.. ., Feaalcy, Juggling, Uioon, Ludlow, Ky., 17-22 o, Dupte* A Co., Bchlltx Park, Oklahoi Ferguson, 0. T., 17*0. 1'viiielle A RadcllCle, 1'rontler Park, Erie, Pa, l-'leMl, Harry 4 Sadie, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., Flftrt'i.A Hanson. Lyceum, Han Fran., Cal., 17-20, Bifida. Nettle. Cedar Paint. Sandusky, 0., 17-22, Fltlgrrald A Koma Slaters, Farm, Toledo, O., 17- Fllra'an A Manola Co., Orpheum, San Fran., Cal., 17-22. Fields, W. II., Bijou, Lansing, Mich,, 17-22; Al- liamhra, Chicago, 21-29. Florede, Nellie, nenderson's, Coney Island, N, Y., Florence Sisters (.'!), Ammont, .Moscow. Bus., 28- Aug. 28. Flood Bros., Ingersoil Park, Des Moines, la., 17- 22. ITourney, Al. (J., Lyceum, San Fran., Cal., 17-22. Fox ft Hughes, Riverside Park, Bolae, Ida., 17-29. Ford ft oeilrue, Victoria, N. Y, C, 17-22. Folkert, Arthur O., La Crosse, Wis., 17-22. For. Kddle, Proctor's 28d St., N. Y. 0.. 17-22. Forbes A Forbes. Park, Warren, Pa., 17-22. Ford A Wilson, Empire, Johannesburg, 8. A., 17- Sept. »0„ l'oroer, Rustic, Baas Point, Mass., 17-22. Bolter. Ed., A Mike. Myers Lake, Columbus. 0., 17-22; Jamestown, N, Y.. 24-20. Fowler, Berlie, Orpheum, San Frun., Cal., 17-22. For reus. Musical, Broad Ripple Park, Broad Ripple, Intl., 17-22. Froato, Cbaa., Lyceum, Niagara Falla, X. Y„ 17- 22. I'rnormntliea ft Lewis. Hopkins' Park, Louisville, Ky.. 17-22; Hopkins' Park, Memphis, Tenn., 24-20, Fredericks, The, Unique, San Jose, Col., 17-22; Stockton, 24-29. Freest; Broa., Park, Decatur, 111., 17-22; Ft. Sheridan Park, lllghwood. 24-20. Frunkford ft Laurl, Acme, Norfolk, Vs., 17-22. Frederick Bros. A Burns, Ingersoil Park. Des Moines, la., 17-22; Shea's. Buffalo, N. Y, 24- 29. French, Henri, Fontaine Ferry Park, Louisville, Ky„ 17-22. Fuller, Ida M., Cirque Varlclc, Lugl, Belg., 15-31; Orange, Fr., Aug. 1-HI. I-'yvle-Deiii'li, Etta, York, Neb.. 21-80. (iiirson, Marlon. Proctor'a 28d Street, X. Y. C, 1722. (inrdner, Jessie 0., Allentnwn, Pa., 17-22. Osyllor, Crystal, Marlon, Ind., 17-22; Crystal, Anderson, 24-20. Caylord, Bonnie, Falrinount Park. Kansas City, Mo., 17-22. Onrfclnetll Family, Oran Clrco Trevlno, Monterey, Mex., 17-20. Onrnot, Ruth, Atlantic Garden, N. Y. C. 17-22. Gardner ft Stoddard, Ramoun Park. Grand Rap- Ida, Mich.. 17-22. Gardner ft Vincent, Lyceum. London, Kng,, 17- Adg. 81. Gallagher ft Held, Lagoon, Ludlow. Ky., 17-22. Gnus, Charles, Lngoon, Cincinnati, 17-22. Cornelia ft Shirk, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J„ 17-22. Gavin, Piatt ft Benches, I.akemont Park, Al- toona, Pa., 17-22. George A Harrington, Haverhill, Mass.. 17-22. Grnnro and TheoT, Buttenberg, Lelgalg, dor., 17- 81 1 Imp.. Hackney, Kng., Aug. 7-12. Geiger, John, Electric Park. Balto., Md., 17-22. George, Edwin, Plum Island, Mass., 17-22. Glllen, Tom. Wn Meniere Park, Erie, Pa., 17-22. tilrard. Marie, Tumbling Dam Pork. Brldgeton. N. J.. 17-20; Union Lake Park, Mlllvllle, N. J.. 21, 22. Gllliuuii ft Le Moyne, BIJou. Dululli, Minn,, 17- Glllelte Sisters, Fairyland, Palerson. N. J., 17-22. Glr.ird, Jennie, Mammoth. Boaton, 17-22. Ollmore ft Le Mqyne. Unique, Ban Claire, Wis.. 1722; BIJou. Duluth, Minn., 24-20. Gill, Nut. Woodlynne Park, Camden, N. J., 17-22. Glenroy ft Kdaaell, Orand, Portland, Ore., 17- 22; Grand. Tscoma, Wash., 24-29. "•'lobe of n.uitli," Orpheum, San Fran., Col., 17- Close, Augusta, Manhattan Beach. N. Y.. 17-22. Goldln, Pain's. Manhattan Beach, N. Y., 17-22 Goldsmith ft Hoppc, Riverside Park, Alhoi, Mass., 17-22 ; Mayflower Drove. So. Hansen, Mass., 24- Gordon, Don ft Glue, Ramona Pork. Grand Rap- !m".20 ' °' °' "" l ' ttMk '' Mlctl ' <>n ?iV^ £ uMt - K'oeOlc Psrk, Kansas Clly, Mo.. 17-22; Tonoka, Kan., 24-20. ' Cordon ft Chacon, Augusta, Me., 17-22. Godfrey ft Henderson. Ornhcum, 8an Fran., Cal. 17-22; Orphenni, Los Angeles, 24-20. Godfrey ft Henderson, Orpheum. Sun Fran., Cal., IMt* II "* l,eH ' ]mV ' N 'l |mu< -'. Mllforil, Mass., Goitnan ft West, Sheedy's. Newport. R. I.. 17. , 2i: Proctor's, Newark, N. J„ 24-20. ° r nend. "nd., n22 r,lm ' 8|irl "« uroo1 '' p « r *. *•• Gmee/ft Reynolds? Pickwick, San Diego, Cal., Crimea, Tom ft Ccrtle, Olympic, Chicago, 17-22 iTm Tro ""°' ,nm » n ' 1 '. iJoney Island, N. Y„ Greg Ilit)R. Pickwick. Han Diego. Cal., 17-22. <)rasse,*Pr'of„ BIJou. Duluth, Mltiu.. 1T-22 ( rnces (81, Park. Michigan City, Ind.. 17'-22. Grav ft Grahan. Demllng. Rockaway, I, I 17. 22: Park, Bayonne, N. J.. 21-20. Orjas. Wm„ Gnrrlck Burlington. la., 1722 • Kllnte. Davenport. 24-20. «'«, (Irlmes. The, Olympic. Chicago. 17-22 Grunt, f Sidney, Morrison's, Rockaway Beach, N. Ouyer 4 VgHO, Shea's, Buffalo, 17-22. ".717*22 ^ I,Un " ""^ *"» I " l "" ,, ' N ' llarrlson. Maud, ft Co.. Keith's. N. Y. C I7."2 Harris Bros., Gunnett. Richmond, Ind il'-U Ihunrnn. Hurry I... Har.over Park. Merlden! Oouu,, llumllns, The. MctropollUii, Duluth. Minn., 17- HaUmway. Belle, Sohmer Park, Montreal, Can., "o."''!^:.™" S '"'"" 0r °"' V * tkl K l>ri»KUel.t. ilayinaii, "sir. ft Mrs.. Jack, Keith's. N. y, c„ ""'f'* Wc " l0D ' Do >' le ' B . Atlantic City. N. 3„ "*17- h 22 * "*""' *""" ''" rk ' Youn 8»to»'i'. 0„ HaUlwar A Walton, Rlverlon Park. Portlainl, lliinlles, The! Reservoir Park, St. Mary's, O., HaMM as Harris. Electric Park. Newark, N. J., Uwrner, Dekmond A Bailey, Orpheum, San Fran., i msbi, Bnipcrors of Music (4>, Fairyland, Psteraon. N. J., 17-22: Electric Park. Albany, N. Y., 24-20. Bmplre Com.siy 4, Mbua'a, Buffalo, 17-22 ; Park. Uuyoiiuo. N. J„ 24-29. Bpps-Dlxle Comedy Qulnletle, White City, Cleve- land. 17-29. Ksins. Atlantic (iardeh, N. Y. C. 17-22. Ksher Sisters, Island Park, liastou, Pa.. 17-22. Bstertirnok ft Co.. Star. Atlanta, Oft., 17-22. Esmorcldu, Lion Palace, N. Y. C, 17-22. Brans. Unas, ft Co.. Hohb Luke, Wouusucket, II, Everett Troupe. I. mm I'urk. Coney Island. X. f„ 17 22. Evans Trio. Coney Island. Clnclnniill. 24-20. Ererhart. Illp|.ndronio. Loudon, Eng., 17-ltl. ExiHMltliin Four, Sohmer Park, Moulresl, Ouc 17-22. I'uyl.lo. Coney Island. Cincinnati. 17-22: Olen- tungy Park. Colunibus, 24-20. I'ii.lette OivhesliH. Kellli's. Boslou, 17-22. l-'iirley. Julues ft llouiiio, llenwli'k Park, 1 1 linen , I'uniiiH til, sine, Milium. Ga , 17 22. Fnuan ft Mi'irliim. Illullo. Blnilrn. N. V., 17 "]• I'ni-rell. Cliff. Wnldeiiieie Turk. Erie. Pn., 17 .»". IVi'iuisoii ft Pnssmore, Ceilur Point. Sanduskr, n , 17-22; H-iiiionn Park, (iriind Rapids, Midi'., }|. '-'II. 17 2i. * I'erglMMl & Wutxin, liclth'i, I'hUa., 17-22, inn, will, Luua Purk, Couey Island, N. Y„ 17-22, Itiirrlsuu. Joe, Mniiiniolli. Boston 17 n " llnwlhonie ft n„rt. Keith's, Boston, I7*.,»i Harrison ft Mnluml.y, Olympic. Ciilengo, "J7-22 llolllmck ft Psmuette, Mntiltownc, Wis., 17.2T Green Buy. 24-20. ' llurcoiirt. Frank, MeUluro's. Kewanee, III.. 17. slHi-rlnaMon. John .7.. Doyle's, Atlantic Clly. N, llam-y, W.'S.. A Co., Woodslde Park. Pblla.. |J. ''T'yI'c ; M it.82 *"" *""• A,Ul " l< : Ourden, llarnlsh, Maude. ' Rye Beach, X. V , I7-2" Z; ^n'erel'. .Spring Lake. Sprlugdeld. 0.."l7. 22: Rchaefer s Garden. Coluinbus, 24-20. Hurrln^om Dan. IL. Ehvlrlc Park, Albany. N. Jlniumond. Hhenfe's. Xnhanl. Maps.. 1722 Herrmann. Adelaide. Victoria. N. Y. C. 17-22 '".".'.'"A?" * R 0na * l '' er - wihiwotsi, K. J„ , 17-22; Bull Park. Chestor, Pa.. 24-29. ifiS"' 1 '' re ' 1 "' ,,oll ^ wo «l Park. Bulto., Mil., ,'•" J! .'. 1 " ' rrl °. ll111 ". I,- oml du Luc, Wis., U-22 "l7 'n '* ''" n * l '" rk ' Coney , * l * tl<1 ' N - »•! Lu Hue ft Hornc, Prospect Garden, Bkln., 17-22 ,11 Movnes. The, Chester Park, Cincinnati. 17-22! Cimi.. 24 io.""' A "" t0,K ""' °" ""«! '-(""Ion, La Croix. Puul. Crystal. Kokouio, lud., 17-22. Park, Now Albany. 24-20. '""' Lu \v*a ft Cross, Forest Park, St. Louis. 17-22- Mannlon's Park, St. Louis, 24-20. Let lite ft Leonard, Palace, Loudon, En dl. Itf., Aug. 7- Uvln* ft WHltoue, Luke \ lew I'nrk, Terre Houte. Ind.. 17-22; Fl. Sbcriditu. lllghwood, Jl", 24- Lonjdw, llurdle. Spring Uke Grove, Springfield, La^ Vails." The. Pavilion, Glasgow, Scot., Aug. 7- U J'oaka. Plill., Dixon, Cul.. 17-20. La Mar. Wuyue, E. St.. Eureku. Col.. 17-22. La Adella, ltlveralde Pnrk, Aurorn, III.. 17-22 VaTn-22 C0 "* r , " ,, " ,U, Whp »" n 8. W- ''"N.^'K-iiS'.' 1 "' * ****• ''"""•J' 1 '"" 1 . I'-'lerson. 'VT; irh" & Camlllc ' c "» lnl >. NoHh Beach, La Dell',' Frederic. Grand. Keno. Nov.. 17-20 Ln Nolo Bros.. Hummer, Onset, Mass, 17-22 I* Mvync bhilera, CusIiki, Toledo, 0.. I7-2ti M 8a rr. Cliieogrnph, Npokane, Wash.. 17.2" • in',, i- inn,.. »,„.. ,1, .... ' ■"""., 11 snj . Finilly. Bulle. Mon 17-22 UB * D<>l " l " <, '" Nc,v Xofk "'»'. K Kpokutio 21-20. Y. C. 'T: i , 7™22j' , gS«e*n.^4•.2\!. U, " , •• 8,,t Uk ' «•» Livingstons (4), Keilh's, N. Y. C, 17-2" Llpplncotts. The, Ptator't, N. Y. C, 17-r'' "Little Blosaom," Lyceum, San Fran.. Cui 1- pr» • «ssjla| J t ■ "Liquid Air/V NoTOtnoMt Park, Boston, 17.0* Llmfsn.v'a Dogs ft Mouksya, Caalno I'urk. Kah mazoo, Mlcb., 17-29. n "*' Lindsay, Geo. A., Plum Island. Newbun ..,,., ""24-29. '' . Pickwick, Han Diego: 24-29: ' "•■ l.ookette, Mattle, Farm. Toledo, 0.. 17-"a Isjtila, Ada, Acme, . Norfolk, Vt,, '17-22 longs, The, Peoria. III., 17-22. Lull Bros., Victoria. N. Y. C., 17-2. I,U |7 22 ,,UCler ' Mn,lul<,n '» Ptrk, St. Umb, »!»., Lyoe A Kennedy, Forest Park, Little Rock, Ark, Lynch, Great, Caaluo Park, Blnghamlon, N. y, Mattelli Troupe (0). Proctor'a, Newark, X. y., Marcel's Bos Reliefs, Shea's, Buffalo IT.-". Mte A Mac, Park, Whitehall, N. Y., IT.22 "" Mason, Jotin, A Co., Proctor's 23d St., nT'y, u Mann, Danny, ft I-ola Haines, Unique, Los An (teles. CeX. 17-22; Pickwick, San blego.^|...3 Martyne. Eddy, Carnlvr.1, Aahtnbula, 0.7 17*22 Masaey A Kramer, Pastor's, N. Y. 0., 17-22- n.t cago, 24-20. ' ' ' uw " Marcus A Oartelle, Manhattan Beach, N. Y., 17. M ^i . J 1^22f" Hl8hIand Lak0 P » rk ' Wlnaleil. Mnthes," Clara"' ft Co., Calgary, Can., 17-20 17*24. ChM ' J " n ™"' 8 * a Berui,tul » u . t^il.. Marlolr, Edward 8., Coliseum, Terre Hnute Ind 17-22: Auditorium. Iodlauapotis, 24'So ' ''' May A Miles, Unique, Fresno. Cal., 17-2'' Mario ft Aldo, Omn Bros., Mexico, llev i7"n Marco Twins, Wistaria drove, N. Y. C I7"u Macls, Klg, Chester Pnrk. Cincinnati, 17-22 M \°} e l\ 8 Mnrloncttes, Novelty, Santa Crm, (;«| 17-22; Mission. San Fran., 24-20 Marlon ft Pearl, Atlautlc Garden, N. Y c 17 22; Woolworlb'o, Lanca'ter, Pa., 21-20 H "im'*2u" M ""» n . Lyceum. London', |'j, g „ S! *17 , a»* ' llch ° r<1 °" L,rlc e " k ' ''Utohurg, Kins,, Mndiloclis A Melville, Fairyland, Patcrsou, N. J Macarle Sisters (3), Emii.. Leeds. Kng.. Il.aii Alhambra, Brighton, 24-20: Pnlsci;, Huntbauiii . ton, 31-Aug. 8: Kmp.. Newcastle: 7 12 ' Mar, Tlpn, (iennelt. Rlclunoud, Ind., 17-22 Maxsmlth Duo. Keith's, Boston, 17-22. 24°20 k 8h,n,llln • Mv " r,rk - Whinl)^^, Can., Mantcll ft Weston, Atlantic Garden. X. y. c, Magee, Clem. C, BIJou, 1st Crosse, Wis., I72J- Unique, Eau Claire, 24-20. MaeLeun A Mack, Lyceum, Snn Frnu., Cal., 17. Madcaps CI), Temple, Detroit, 17-22. Mack. Kcllur. Shea's, Bulfnlo, 17-22. Moboney, . Wm., Hollywood Park, Baltimore, 17- Marvclle ft Gleason, BIJou, Lansing, Mick., 17. Martin ft Rldgewiiy. Keith's. Boston, 17-22. Martin ft Qulpg, Alhletle Park, Buffalo, 17-22. Mnrr ft Evans, Buss Point, Nnhnnt, Mass., 1722. Magnetic Duo, Guvernator's, Atlantic Clly, N, J.. Martlnc Bros., Scgum Tour, 80. Aiiicrlea, 17-2U Macart'a Monkeys, Manhutlau Beach, N. Y„ 17. Nlutbleus. Juggling, Olympic, Clilcugo. 17-22. McAvojj & Hughes, Doyle's, Atlantic City, X, J,, Mcntins, Juggling, victoria. X. V, C, 1722, McCarthy. Mylcs ft Co.. Sprlug Brook Casino, So. oTw-SO? 17 " 2 ' ! ° lcnl " ns >' l ' l,n - C'oliiuil.tt», Mi-Kiitiloti A Heed. Crump's Park, Mnruu, Ha 17-22; Boom's Park, Columbus, 24-20, i7 T Si' " u ll ,ll ' ,, • Doyle's, Atlantic Clly, N. J., aitKlratli Bros,, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. SlcU-an Sisters, Mainiiiotb Theatif. Buslou, 17- MeClellim, James, BIJou, Duluth. Minn., 1722. Mel.eod, Andrew, Lunu Psrk, Johnstown, Ps., McConuell Sisters, I'lircst Purk, Kuushs Clly, MoAyoj-r 1-esslo, Rlullo. Kliulru. N, Y„ 17-22. McUlnnlM. John D., Forest Park, Lllllu noik, Ark., 17-22. /RJB '^""l"-'' Hu "» '•«««'• WiMinsockel, It. I., Melville ft Asclle. Family, Bulle. Mon.. 3 R'ngliauiloii, N. V., Mllchell ft Isiie, "llighwood, lll..eliiulii.shnllciilsln 17.20 ■ 0Vl> ' , ' % '' Sherldtn, inuhwnod, III. Mlltor, EllruU'lli, Bass Point, Nuliaitt. Mass., 17- Mldgleys. The, Pcorlu, 111., 17-22. . 1 J""!;". Slaters. Bull Park, Chester, Ps„ 17- fSH ff"S" Springs, Balto., Md.. 24-211. Mitchells, Funny (3"}, Electric Pnrk, Blnghamlon. "'^".'..h'smlly,' Henderson's, Couey Island, N, V„ M! 1 ,", 1 ." 1 ." ' lrlu ' Muuhuttim Beuch, N. V., 17-22, M ddlelou. Gladys. «. |[„ victor, Col.. 17-20. Hs!*L* , ,ilow - Keith's. Phlla.. 17-22. Mlllnrd Bros., White City, Clevelund, 17-22; xnV°,"5; l ? ll ",V 1 ' Wl «*"n«. W- V11.. 24-20. 1 7.01 Urowntng. Vluewiiuil, Tois-ka, Kau., Ml [!"«7 i Morris. Kcllli's. Boston, 17-22; Keith's, N, Y. 0.. 24-20. Mich"' lrSs J| "5 S ""«' Ihtuiuno, tfriiiid lloplds. Morris, 'Nina, A Co., Keith's, p|,||„„ 17-22. M ".°- 1 "';„, & '-'"leUeld, Proctor's 2;td si„ N. v. c, 1 1 -22. 17.2» la *' M " Hl,: H ""' "WlMol Ueucli. K. V.. Montague's Cockatoo Circus, Btltluuln Park, ol- tnwa, Can., 17-22. H&! MHrk '' I'ndll'Jn Besch, Kuyisirt, N. J„ I ' 1 'x. C y!!' '.^.20 l .'' r, " , ,K '" ,1,>r " on '». Own* Islnnd. l ' re i*on V !"i.' 1 i r 'i K^i!""' 0nt '»'" neacb. N. Y.. 1 7-22 : llanlon's Po nt, Toromo. Can "4 sii r'itov *M M .r n ,, C, ' 1 '"," l, i Anders;;,. In,'.', T7-22 17^22.' g '""■ Wo O"«oeltet. R. L, , 't'!i'.wto~' S! nyv r »r24 8, 2 n o JM *' Cal - 1 "- 22 ' . I.f -I A Era! MetroMlllan n.. «. •• OSZ&i ^ r rl "' »">» Tacoinu. Wash.. 1 7-20. 22 •sruni, niuropoiitan. Duluth, Minn., 17. Morris A Daly, Pastor's, N. Y. 0., 17-22; Elec- tric Park, Newark. N. J., 24-20. Moone^r ft Holbein, Morrison's, Rockaway Heiich, * M o r .! "^. 0er ' ru '' e ' Four Mile Creek. Eric, Pa.. II- .."; Cbesler Park, Cincinnati. 24-20. n'.oo I '" rnllt 'l». Woolworlh's. Lancaster, i'a.. Murphy ft Andrews, Winnipeg, Can.. 17-22: Te- I'lillto. 21-20. l'eea 8 'n 1 » D "A l i ey, .. M .1 nl "\."" n ■*"^ * V„ 17-22 7,'rk 1U EV.e O, paV24 a 20' N ' Y " "*' **«■ Lea Dnlillas, Tlvoll, London, Eng.. Ana 2R.ii .eousrd, Grace, Casino, Toled. 6. f'"? '' tiaml' SIS* mMMm "> Oouuo 17-22"' lllllniiiii. Gen , lud., II! 22 Hill .1 Hill. Clilliitiilinii. Mev . 21211, HII1..11. Fred. Wonderland. Dniivllle, Pleasure Park. Norwnlk, O.. 24-20 "Ins * lewis, Spring Orove Purk, Sprlligdeld. 0„ III., 17 22: Levy, Mrs. Jules ft Co.. Scuttle Waali lean I.e» 2 ft Ch.pmu,,, IlInr(l k^TSmBSS, \l\'\- 7 . Le Barr. Clncocrapli. Spokane. Wash.. 17.10. Fiuully, Unite, Mum., 21-20 ! •!• Hoy. Marie. Puvillou, Kenmrl N I it im ' ..•kh. Jolly Hen, uSSSr, 1$Emi£, V. j!. 9 ?",. '".m"' ,v hi, ''"." '*•>> Knlaiun«,,o. Ml,.|, 17 ;-: Gislfroy's. Grand llnplds, 24 211 ' Lisujiml. Gruce. Fnlrvlew Park,' n„y?„„, u „ , 7 . Lit, Hcury, Proctor's JKW St., K, y, Vl> ij.o^ ......... *.,-^i,, •Murray ft Clnylon. Lnwronceliurg, Ind.. 2120 XiiHasjoi' Troii|i|., New York It.s.f. X. Y. ('•• Xej-uiros CI). Keith's. PIiIIh.. 17-22. Xelsou-I-iii-num Troupe. Music Hall, Brighten Bench. X. Y.. 17-22. Xeweii ft Nlblo. Meyers Luke. Canton, O.. 172V. Xlcliola. Billy. Hhenfe's. Nahnnt, Mass.. 17-22. Xorcmas. iiinh, ft 1,, >lnr coliseum. Colorudo. O., 17-22. Nol.lci, Mr. .v. Mrs, Mill W...luorlh'-i, I »»• ..«?», Ph.. 17 2y. •WrlstM. The, Hocky I'olni, Pr.iv Iden.e. li -".' (iberslelrcrTroui.,., C.dlseuiii. Lftiidnii. Kiik.. 17:0 (Mlvcr 'IrouiH', Eninlri', Isis Angeles. Cal., !■' Aug. 6. u "'| -J'lele Purvis, Miauii Park, Toronto, Vnn-. July 22. TUB NEW YORK CLIPPER. 551 •Ath! Tiwiiih', Clii'stop I'll rt. Cliii'iiii'till, I mil'. Ulirf Killllll}. lli'Mlei'aou'b, Coney Inland, .Y. *., Orletta'& Taylor, Pimtor'n, N. Y. C, 17-24; HenilerMffl's. Cniie-jr IhtllM. N, y.. 24-!H). Uitrtndo.'Bnwi Pnrk. Blnglinintnii, S. Y.. <17-22. Oltr, Xlolc, Klkhnrl. lml.. 17-22; fhwlieii. 24-2H. otiavi. 'Chi', Molltnwreiicy I'ark, qiiehee, Cnu., 17-22. '" ' ! ■ ■'• [}■"■ O'Dav. lib. M.htk I.nke, Clinton. II,. 17-22. ii'Hnnrke it Bnr»etre, Hong l,nke, Wmniuckrt, R. I., 17-22. ' ' Porker'n Dag Clrrua, Rom Park, Blngliamloo, N. Y.. 17-22. '' runner Trio, l.una Park, Coney Island, N. Y., 17-22. I'arrntta, The. orplieum, St. Paal, Minn.. 17-22, I'attv Broa., Oriibeum, San Fran., Cul., 24-2U. l'ani. Myrtle. Htar, AMoria, Ore., 17-22. j'nulliiettl; Coliseum. liowlou. 'Enj., 17-Ang. 12. I'nnl & Heynuliln. Stieafe.'a. Nullum, Mann., 17-22. I'trkir & Alvoru, Uiivernuior'*, Atlantic City, N. .1., 1T ; »2. ' ■ ' " •■■.' Parish. Growl. Centr.illa, Wunli., 17-22; Aatorla, Wiwli.. 24'2«. '• ' '" 1'htv A Alprla, Berkshire Park, Plltsflelil, Man., 17-22. Pruree Brim.. * Ponree, Brookulile l'nrk, Athol, .Una*.. 17-22. Pelot, l"r«'il A- Annie, Lake Slile. Akron. O., 17- 22; Kour Mil* Creek, Krle, Pa., 24-20. I'elern. Phil 4 Nellie, Sprlnijlirook Casino, So. Bend, Ind., 17-22; ••■ • Plu-uiil 4 Waller*, l.yiirhtmrg, Va., 17-22; Roan- oke. 24-20. '■■■ I'learo. Lnigli Trio, Manulon'a l'nrk, St. I.oiiln, 17-22; Hi.pkliiA' fork, l.onln vlllt-. 24-2(1. powers, Mr. A Mr*. John' T., Yoseinlte. Stock- ' ton, Call. 17-22; Novelty. Oakland, 24-20. i'oiie, J. C. Luna Park. Cleveland, 17-22; La- viinlu Pork. Cnliiinliu*. 21211. Powers' BloiiliantH, Fairyland, Palermo, ^N. .1., ■ 17-22. Powers & Theobald, MlHslon, San Finn., 17-22; Vnu, Kurekn, 24-20. Powers llnw.. Toledo, O., 24-21). Purvis, Jan. II., KhlrtitKe Park, Klrnlra, N. Y., 17-A«ay'5. I . (Juliig, PjIwhpIh ft Krlrksou, Doyle's, Alluutlc . City, N. 1.. 17-22. QnlKlev Bros., Music Hall, Brighton Beacb, N. Y., 17-22. ' Quliilan, Hun. Shea's: Buffalo, 17-22. Itnirenlieiiili'r'a Sextette, Snlimer Pnrk, Montreal, • Can., 17-22. Ramsey Sinters. Olympic, Chicago, 17-22. Bnvenseroft. Charlotte, Woolworth's, Lancaster, Pa., 17-22. ' ' Raymond & Kiirkamp, Barraasford Tour, Kng., 17- Aug. Bi: Randall, Dorothy, Quvernator's, Atlautlc City, N. J.. 17-22. Raymond, Rnhy, Fnlrvlew Park, Dnyton, 0., 17- 22. Rado ft Bertmnn, Park, Fusion, Pn„ 17-22. lUnp, Mr. A Mrs., Westlioru, Ohio; 17-22. Riiliiiiind & fJooil, Casinu Park, Kalnmninu, Mich., > 17-22'; Pleasure' Park, Norwalk, O., 24-20. Haiino Hlatera; Fair, Wlnnlpek, Con., 17-20. Haynor Misters, I.akevlew Park, .MlUillefmvn, Oonu., 17'22. ' . ' Ruwls A Vdu Kaufman, Ft. Slierldnn, Hlgliwnoil, 111., 17-22. Rant, Claude, River Park, Winning, Can.. 17-20. llatldolph Sisters. Illjmi, Norfolk, Vn„ 17-22. Ilelllv, Johnny, Dreamland, Rucliester, N. Y., 17- 22. Ilelllv. Johnnie, Klectrlc Pnrk, Albany, N. v., 17-22. Reno Ic Murray, Ooilfroy'a, (Iraml llnpliln, Mlcli., 17-22; Olympic. r Chicago, ' 24-20. Revere Slslers, Doyle's, Atlnntlc Clly, N. J., 17- Renos, The, Gnvernator'a, Atlantic City, N. J„ 17-22. Bernard, Krl. K.. Form, Toledo, O., 17-22. Bedford & AVIiirlicaler, Olympic, Chicago, 17-22. Rice Bros., Riverside Park, Athol, Mass.. 17-22. Bice A Prevast, 1'nrmllMe, N. Y. o ''' l *™ 1 UrUVl " V>tk ' S '" 1U ' Stanley. n'ertnnieT'RIalto. Rlnilro. S. V.. 17-22. Sliiruiil A Ln Viirilo, l.nnn Pnrk, Pittsburg. 17- 1Z; Avon Park, Youiigsiown. (i„ St-tB. SI. Onge Bros., Temple. Detroit. 17-22. M. Ives, Flora. Iltnhiin I'ark, Omleu, II,, 1722; Clneosrapli. Spokune, Wash.. 24-20. Sidtnii ft Sutlon, Four Mile Creek. Krle. IV, 24- Sutton. Larry. Baker. Portland. Ore., 17-22. gfflll A Phelps, Lake Park. Madison. Wis., 10-22. Sullivan A Faunce, BIJon, flreen Bay, Wis., 17-22. Mimmera A Winters, tlrand, Victoria, Can.. 17- 22; Star. Centrnlln, Wash., 24-20. Suraxel A Itatell. BIJou. Laiudng. Mich., 17-22. s » 2 'ekard, Mr. A Mrs., Athletic Park, Bnttalo. 17- Sw-an A Bainlnird, Morrison's. Rncknway Beach, N. Y., 17-22. Sylvesiehs, The, Hanover Park, Mcrlden, Conn., 1 1-22. Sylvester. Jones A Prlnule, VaM Km] Park, Mem- phis. Tenn.. 17-22: Olympic. Chicago, 24 20 Tallot A Robera, Orpheum, Still Fran.. Col., 17-20. lurlluii A Tnrltnn, Sloox Fulls. S. Duk.. I7-W. 'lannkas. The. Proctor's, Newark. S. J., 17-22. Tanne.ius, The, Miinro Park, Toronto, Can., 17- Teal, Raymoiid. Casino, Los AiiKcle*. CnL, 17-20. 'Jhorue. Mr. ft Mrs. Hurry, Snnuult I'utk, Utlca, _* Y„ 17-22. Thompson h Moson, Parlo.% Diiluth, Mlun., 17- 22. Thomas A- I'u.vuc, Ilnniptoii Bench, N. II., 17-22. Thompson A Serldu, Klectrlc Park, Peeksklll, N. Y.. 17-22. Thoiti|iaaii Sisters, Lyceum, Sari Fran., Oil., 17- 22; Kurekn, 24-20. TiibTu Sisters, Shea's. Burfalo, 17-22. Torelll's Don A Ponies, NoruuiU'cii Park, Bos- ton, 17-22. Tops & Topsy, Gndiroy's, flrond Itnplda, MU-h., 1722. Tu-To, Proelnr'a, Newark. N. .1., 17-22. Truvllle .Sisters. F.livirlc Park, Newark, N. J., 17-22. Transatlantic Four, Uendcrcon's, t'nncy Island, N. Y„ 17-22. TruMilero Quartet to, Man Park. Youiigstown, i).. 17-22; Olenlniigy I'm-k. Coliimlsis. 24-20. Trolley Cir Trio, Lion Pnlnce. N. Y. C 17-22. Troubiidoor Four, Furin. Toledo, u.. 17-22; Itm-k Springs, K. Llvfrisxil. 24-20. Tninhailuurs. (.11. Klectrlc Park, Albany, N. Y., 17-22; Alhlctlc Park. BnlTalo.' 24-20. Tfiiila, .Monroe Pork, Toronto, Can., 17-22. Tyrell, Al. II., Mtropo|ll.in, Dnliiih, Minn., 17- Unlcjcle Trio, (luvernnlor's, Allnnllc City, N. J„ 17-22. I'liiiu A I'mil. While City, Chicago, 17-22. Van, fll.ulys. Chester Purs, Cincinnati,' 17-22. Vulihires (oi, I, nun Park, Cleveland, 0., 1722. Viili-iitlue, Miss, Parlor, Diiluth, Mlnu., 17 22. Valudou. Paul. Kellh's, l'lillu.. 17-22. Vunos, The, Ponce de Leon Pnrk, Atlanta, (In., 17-22: Lake I'urk. Birmingham, Ala., 24 211. Vim (lofre A Colrely, Wavcrly Park. Lansing, Mich., 17-22; Itaiuoun Pnrk, (Iraml Itnplds, 24- 20. Van Camp, Kxposllloil I'urk.'Cumieutit. Pa.. 17 22. Ver.iude, Louis, Sohmer Park, Moulrriil, Cun., 17- 22, Vlvlnii, Coney Island, Cluclnnnll, 17-22. Villa. Mile., rn in ne. Fresno, nil.. 17-22. Victoria, Mil, Brookshle Park. Athol, Mass., 17- 22; Mitytlower ilrove, s,,. Heusoii, 24-20. Vletorle, Millie, Parlor, llululh, Mlnu., IT-22. Voclker, Mr. A Mrs, Fretl'k, Orplieiim, l/is An- geles, nil.. 17-2H. Von Klein A llllison, Fontaine Ferry I'urk, I/inls- vllle, Ky.. 17-22. Wiird A I'liriiin. Frcclmly Park, Newport It. !., 17-22. Wungdowllo Comedy Four, DreamliiniL Coney Is- lnntl, N. Y.. 17-20. Ward A Cosie. Family. I-:. St. Louis, III.. 17-20. Waldo A Whipple, Forest Lake, Palmer, Mass., 17-22. Washer Bros.. Crystal. St. Joseph, Mo., 17-22. Wnieimcli.il Trust, Henderson's, Oiucy Island, N. Y„ 17-22. i Waldo. (luVernalor's. Atlantic Clly. N. .1., 17-22. Wakelleb! Sisters, Doyle's. Atlnntlc City, N. J., 17-22. Wurren A Howard, Terrnplii Pink, Purkershurg, W. Va.. 17-22. Weston. Piddle, Lyceum, San Frun.. Cal., 17-22. Welch, Chns. A Jennie Bergmun's Park, Lognus. port, lml.. 17-22. West. A La Belle. A. A S., Boston, 17-22. Welsh, Ben, Keith's, Phlln.. 17-22. Welizell, Jus., Carsouhi Park, Beiiillng, I'll., IT- 22 West, John A,, Munition's Park, St. I. mils, 10- 22; Luke View Pork, Torre llaiile. lml., 21I-20. Werileu A Otnillsh, Sprlngllcld Park, So. Bend, lml., 17-22. Weston, Dan, A Co., Family, Shamokln, Pa,, IT- 22; Family, Laucusier, 24-20. West A Van Slclen. Forest Purk. St, Louis, IT- 22; Foul a Inn Ferry Purk, Louisville, Ky., 21- 20. White, I'M. II., A Bulla. Ogden, 1)., 17-22. Whipple, Waldo, Forest Luke, Palmer, Muss,, 17- 22. Whltller. L. 0., BIJon, Diiluth, Mlnu., 17-22. Whitney, Mills'), Umpire, St. I'nnl. Mlnu., 17-22. Whitlle, W. K„ Klectrlc Park, Newark, N. J., 17- 22. Wlnchermnu'n Bears A Monkeys, Ky. Park, (ler- ahlvllle, Pa., 17 22. Williams A Mellmrii, llnnlnn's Point. Toronto, Can., 17-22; Luke I'ark. Mlmlou, Mass., 24-20. Wlchera (:|). llllou. Oabkosli, Wis., 17-22; 0. II., Manitowoc, 2-1 20. Wills, I'.-tellu X.. Carsonla Park, Reading, Pa., 17-22. Wilson Trio, Orpheum, Imh Angeles, Cul., 17-22, Wilson A to- Muuvllle. Muimlou's Park, SI. Loiila,- 17-22; Luke View Park, Terre Haute, lml., 24- 20. WllllnniH A Walker's (Hoc Club, Kellh's, N. Y. C, 1 7-22. WIIIIiiiiis, .lml, Pnstor's. N. V. (!., 17 22. Wlllulil. Ureal, (llhll's, HiiiTiilii. 17-20. Wlknrf, Ruby lima, A Co.. crystal, Kokomn, I ml.. 17-22. Winters, Winona, Blrmlnghniii, Kng., 17-22; Brad- ford. 24-20. Willi).- A i.urklii, Orand. .Milwaukee, Wis., 17-22; Ciainl Marlon, lml., 24-20. Wiley, Hanunli Dull, Woolworlh's, Lancaster, l'a„ 17-22. Wliistanleys. The, A. ft S., Boslnn. 17-22. WIHIuius Dun, Bradley House, Southliiglon, Conn,, 17-22. Wixsl A Ray, Olympic, Chlcagn. 17-22. WorliL A Kingston, Keith's, I'hlln., 17-22; Keith's, -N. V. tl„ 24-20. Wuod A Barry, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y., i r-22. w.ilf A (iliuleila. Purk, Norwalk, O.. 17-22. Wisnl, Francis. Soiiilurn Pnrk, I'lltslmrg. 17 22. Wood, Milt A Maud. Doyle's, Allnnllc Oily, N. ,L. 17-22. Wulfkhi. Mile.. Doyle's, Atlautlc Oily, N. J., 17- 22. Wyun ft Hurt, Feiiiiiu's, HuiTulo. 17-22. Inekley A Bunnell. Lukowisul I'urk. Wntcrhiiry, Conil., 17-22: Catillol Park, Hartford, 24-20. Ynuog A Do Vole, Coliseum. Culiutihus. 0., 17-22. Young, Tot, Sheboygan "irk, Wis., 17-22. Young Amotion 4. Olympic, Chicago, 17-22. Young, Bessie, Music Hull, Brighton Bench, N. Y., 17-22, Yiimig. Carolyn. Kellh's, N. Y. C, 17-22. Young*. The, Milliru I'ark. Toronto, Can.. 17-22. Zni Znitis. The, I'liihiui. Otdeu. II., 17-22. Zuinoru Family, Al Froaoi I'ark, I'wirla, III., 17-22. /.arrow Trio. Park. Canln.i. 0.. 17 22; Park, Katt l.lvei'ikiol, 2420. Sk'iiiw, Orplieiim. St. Paul. Minn., 17-22. Zel, Raymond, Lake Michigan Purk. Muskegon, Mich., 17 22: BIJou. Lansing, 2420. Zimmerman, Willy, Maiilinlliin Beach, N. Y., 17-22. Zimmerman. AL A Pearl, Coney Island, Cincin- nati. 17-22. Zlrlparelll. M'llr, Cortland Bench, Omaha, Neb., 17-22. Kllrolh, Jack, F.hret's Park. Canton, •.. 17-22. Zocller Troiipi', New York Hoof, N. Y. City, 2 4-20. ■M-^ISM«M»~>s»»»J»-»w— — ~SSSSS— SSP^PW An KMscTifis won receally lielit by the the- nltlenl colony nt Kitlrlinven. N. .1.. fur innyor. The former Inciiinbeot of the oOlco wns re- nomlunliil nuil wiih uppogeil by .lames Ten HriKike. After eoiisliloiable cniniinlgtiliig nuil clcriliiuei'i-liig. the rmalt was a tie. A com- iiroinlae was effected by letting Mr. Ten Hriiuke act from II p. H. in the next morn- lug, as night uinynr. A large uniaber or per- runners are making their Hummer home* at Kn'rhnveii. Jack and frii.in Cannon ore touring I. one Island, with (he Miennuu uud lie pur- est Sliinvs, under ennvu-i. OHIO. t'lucluiiuli.--- Torrhl wcalhec drnve the • 'u the mitilonr resorts In" - week. Business wns go penjile to i|u> nutiliinr resorts In* grant iiniii heis Inst. week. Business wns gimil nt nil re sorts. Chester I'ark (I. M. Mnrtln, tnnnnger). — "The liTrl i'rotii Purls'' will ls> pm nil Hi. by the Cliostci" l'nrk tlpern Cu. I,usl weeli. "14(12'' scorcil n bl« hit. Ill, hard llnilow made'a great, success In Hie role of Isabella. In the vaudeville theatre will he Ihe Klglil Okabtnt, the La Mnvties, Oludjs Van, ami Seinii- Maceo nuil Ills ting, Coney Isi.anh (Will 8. Heck, iiinnagerl.— The vamlevllle bill. HI, Inclmlea: Vlvlnn. Fnliln. Musical Admns. the Xliuiueruinus n ml (laltagher nuil mil. Tun /im (W'glter llniper, Rccretnrv).— .Morln's French .Military lluiiil nuccecils lluss' llnml III, Tw» etlgilRenieut Ul Ihe Inner was n grent succcrs. I.itnt.ow LaiihOn r.l. J. Weaver, manageri. — The npen nlr font lire, ifi, will 1st Ihe dive nf Cn pi. Dmiil 1. nt Up from an Hurt . h.wer. In the vaudeville ilicalre are: I,u Ciiriiinli lelln mill 1st. Claim 'Slaters, ('nrrnltnu nml Hodges, Chnrles Gnno ami luness ami Itvnii. KlCVM Notes. — Itiltlle Wluterlmrit, fur twelve years cnnnecleil Willi the People's Theatre, hna be«n engaged us treasurer nf the New Stnnilnnl Thentre. which will npen in the Fall, at Ciui.il nml Vine Sired*.... Mhsi.t IIH1T.V Kuliii. the t'lnclnnutl cornet virtuoso, returned from New York nml ntliei' Kusterti cities Waller Joucs was hero last week. Cut ii minim.- -A i Oleuinngy Park (\V. ft', ProsKcr, manager) nu excellent hill wns pre sehted week u( .Inly I), consisting or: Toil !■;. Ii'nust, siim-rb iiiTolnils ; Hush ami (ior- don, Walter Stniitounuil his wonderful must- ier. Hurry nuil Johnson. Hose Vunileleur, nml the Keely Slslers. Hill for week of Hi: Hendricks nuil I'rcsrutt. Manning nml Drew, Anna Ahholl, Siultli unit Fuller ami Ihe .Mel iiipolltnii gunrlel In. Collins Oaiidhn (II. Collins, inn linger ». — The nipaclly bits been tested at every performance during; the iiiikI week. The Mil ■ uiislsi e.l of: Cora 1. mulls. F.lwootl mid Ma* gle llenloii, mid John mill Alice Mi-Howell. For week of 17: KohIcc anil dog, Sophie Hiifiiliniii and Lnwmiin and ICwIug. Notkm.— Colimibus will funilsli nnothor recruit for viiiidovllle the coming season, who will be known us Aillne Jinrllngiuii, Her act culls for tell .itrruilg Indies who. Willi her. will rurnlah whnl is known us "The llriiui Mn.lor filrls," n Hinging nml ilinuliig ml I lml is proiulsed lo be Niiinelhlng novel. Slun- ii Im; cnsl miles lire llnw being liinile by a llienii'ii'iil hiihir. uud Ilia billons thai nie to lie used are arranged for elect rlcul efTeeis. Mllillo Kli'liler will be nt the helm nglllu 1 1 1 1 1 sen so 1 1 ns iidverllslng ugeiil af die Urn ml (l|ier:l House uud High Street Then Ire Wilder Murphy, conliiielltig agent for lb" Itoblnsoii Show, culled upon friends here during the nnst week The High Street Thentre la being icdecoiuled frnni |ilt. to ibetie Columbus will now be I he mo-Til uf in ilist l'"l neoiile. us I'eimriliie. time draws iienr. Al, ('. Field's men repui't L'O, 011(1 Will rehrnrse nt tho (ileal: Siiiilhcrn The- ntre; V'ogel's |n'o|ile leporl: 2n. nml will re- henrse nt Ihe lirnnd iipei-u House, nml I lie new uilpstrel linn or ilutllelil A Dontielv ivlp open ihelr relicarauls nt Ihe llonrd id' Tin he A i id 1 1 or! u til 211. CIim eliinil.— At I lie Cubililiil (Drew A Cniiiphcll, innnagers) "The I'rlvnlo Hern- lary,'" by llu- Colonial Slock Co., July IT- 22. "Clinrley's Aunt," week nf 12, drew well. The lioope closes 22 until Full. FJirri.in AYKXL'H (Iaiiiie.vs i.Mnx Fnelkeii- lienor, malinger), — "The Mlkndu," by I jut Fin- • ltd Avenue Cnnleiis Co., 17 22. "King Mo- ilu," week of 12, to entiaelly houses. Tho work WHS highly ricdllulile. Iliii|uestlnniil>lv i 'li-vehiiul Is enjoying one ot the lineal sea- sons of Summer Opera In lis history. "Tho Merry Knlin.' by 'Max FuetkenhiMier unit Will Al. CrcBsy, will Da given tor Hie llrsl time 24-20. Comrkum (M. F. 'frostier, mutineer).— Weak of 17: dice's) I'onv, Hog ami Moukev Circus, Young and He Vol, Lillian Ashley, Silvern nml Hlnerle, June CuurdioiH' and eoni|ion,v and Norcioss, Hhilu nnd l.n Mitr. The cluing' 1 In vaudeville linn Improved Hie attendance. I.C.VA Pmik (W. il. Kdiiiiiuils, maiiiiger). — I,eo nivrviillo, Ihe Five Vuldiiies una Ihn New Void Murine 1 1n ml are Hie. chief It- trnctlona week of 111. The atlendnnce uud bill week H wns excellent. Whitk City (Joseph linniermnn, malin- ger). — V'nleRoo, llolo, Howard and llonjiit, Mudnmi! Itonlln, Howuril uud Mndiime t.'lin'nd- ler's remain orclicstra are the features week of 10. 'file Rome bill was offered week !), (o tremendous crowds. Youiiustnivii, — At hloin l'nrk Casino (IM wind Stanley, manager) tbo following bill the current week: Cordon K hi rid, Lewis and chnpln, l.ouisu Schmllz and Tromdeio Quartette. The Covernment Indian Hand played HI. Attendance good. Avon IMnK (Jos. W. Wesm, lunnngcr). — Illll week of July 17: The J''our Itlnnos, Slierinnii nml Kiillcr. Iterlhn N'oss Itussidl, Snv.iell.i nml Sears, nml ll.itight and Dean. Aiieiuhim-e very good. ' Notks.— Week of 10 the hills nt both re- sorts were exceplhumllv alrong nml deserv- ing of blu; returns. .. .Manager V. R, John- sou and wife nre In Kent, ().. at homo for Ihe Slimmer Lessee Alhn'lgll, uf I he (iiiern llon.se. nntiounces Hint ilils tlientrn will bo In the Kelili clreiili. nnd pln.vliig viniilevillo only, running two hlgb cluss viludevlllo bills weekly. Dayton, — At Lakeside. Park '(3B8. 'K, Elrk, niaunger) Cain's comedy dogR and War- ren and Howard drew good crowds week of Jul; U. Caiuvibw Faik (Al. Ward, manager).— Patronage wait big week of 0. Harry fjing- tlou, Yetta and Peters, b'cntelle and Hiidclinre, uud (Jail uglier and Held coiuprUed tbo bill. I.... V,. i,. to * *f , ,..U,„ioi, Jo^ta.ei , tllUel* noil ItnhliiMiii, (,'onlotl and llundngs nnd (Jnico Leonard. Ktirm, — The Wheelock Indlnii Hand Is en- fngo'l for week of ltl nt l-'ulrvlew (irovo. . . . Irs. A, C. (J'liell. the mother of Tommy O'lb'll. of Ihn Al. (J. Field's Minstrels, died July 7, In Ilils clly. a ' '.'mil — At ihn l'nrk Theatre is, II. Cool, malinger i, (or *'i und week, the offer- ing Is Harry Smlrl unil Itosn Kusnner, Newell and Nlhlo, Zmrow Trio, Idil C'lJiiy und I'li'tl and Ann.-i I'elot. Splendid business. Kiiiikt'h I'aiiic (Dual. F.hrei, iiinanger). — Ci'ollv Trio, Jack Zlernih and Ihe ICeys I'uinlly i.'onllntie In ilruw eviiemely sutlsfin:- tory business. Ilnby Horulby He t'liliierou, who bus Just recovered from typhoid fever, Is ngnln In die bill. liAiiiik'N THIUTRH (M. Manning, muiiiigen. — Ilurlesi|iii' niltl vaudeville by the nlock i - pie, Htisliicss Ii very good. i Sniidiiskj. At (Mar Point I'Jensiiri 1 lie- sort | lien. A, liiieckllllg, liuilinger) (be vinide- vllle piogrilliiiiie week uf July II Included: lleoiihle Minis, Kiniiiu Cnlrelly, llussell, Hi'bonlev und ItusM'll, Don nml Mile Cordon, the kiiiiiilioiiie uud I'luf. I'ouk's Uram bund. Week of HI will sec: Ferguson and I'uss- inoie, nlugern ; Loa nml l-'ny Imihyvllle, nbadowgrapbltig : Nellie Fields, comedienne, und S'.iilnii ami Hut tun. ihti>I/iiIm JoltNHll.S'.-t Isl.AMl T'LCAHIIII: ItCHnllT [(!, L. (iiHidslte, iniilinxerl - -The Klnek ■ oiii|itinj' eliiseil (he seusiili, uud Ho 1 liullliigeuieul hi now cousldeilng the return I,, vumtevllle. ONLY THE BEST Moving Pictures AND SONG SLIDES WILL BRING CROWDS TO YOUR PLACE. Experienced managers have found that noth- ing pleases more people than do moving pictures with tho highest grado of film service— good Ii vu subjects and frequent changos. We choose our films from the world's besf. WE KEEP THE CREAM FOR OUR CUSTOMERS. We supply films on an attractive rontal basis. Changos wookly or somi-wookly. With or with- out machinos or oporators. Let us prove to you that our sorvico pays. Drop us a lino and got particulars. MILES BROS., 10 EAST 14th STREET, NEW YORK. Jr 1111 Turk Ntleel, SAV I It \N« IS« i». ffi To-Morrow Is ihe Second Week of Our Semi-Annual Remnant Sale. To kcop our |ico|il(> ctnploycd, wc olTer llifl IbHowiiiR: Tbo matorialH we iwn. if kIuiwii i<> any lallor, would pronouiice the value from Mi) no to $iiii.uii per .suit; ear prieq $18.00. Willi slyli 1 - lip-fo-ilnlc: made the Ariihcim wny, with mil ire; i li- able fronts and shoulders. ARNHEIM Broadway and Ninth Street, New York, o ai vi*dVi' i v A ia- F - s,c,, - ian O AL/jL^O Hair Renewer Makes the hair grow long and heavy, and keeps it soft and glossy. [ Stops falling hair and cures dandruff. And it always restores color to gray hair. Sold for fifty years." " i n fWJgM gtegt' >to *'' ' RSS.IMLnV.1 ANDREW DOWNIE'S NEW BIG SHOWS I'.M.AIllilNIi I'll A TWO ItlN'ii CIIKJI'H. WANTKJI— Tmlni-il Anliiiul Aiin nt nil klhiln.'Ulilili ivltll llielr uivii Hloek, ifieiil Aeiliil Ail", 1,'iillloriliillM, Hvn kiiiiiI ClniMis, lliiee nulier, IiiihIIIiiu Illll I'uHiei. Mini will put mil Hi.- impel'. Iimli In work linlneil I'niilim mil llnus, iruml lliti I'i'l .luiii|ililK Ail, lli'iiih- IIIK I.Hilili'i, I'ri'iikH liir Slile SImih, Iliiil/.iuitiil lliiiTeiini, Hohh Illll I'ii.Iit In Inke nlinricn nf iiilvnnee. unuil riiiiti'in ■Utiu Alienl Urn' kinm - Hie eiiiiiiiiv hikI Iiiih Hail wairmi hIiiiw iiXBerleUUU. Nmiie luwe-l Mllllirj. MllKl Inlll "I ullcu. Iliiuil, -nlier MilsleliiiiBfor Lilt mIiiiii- lilillil, miiIht tlno l'lu|IK, WilllelK, (illll vim Mini, 4 ami il Hi, rue IlllvelM. hleail.l ivnik mill Nuin i"'i mul Inn yel jinn inniiev with ililoslii.w. AMIKKW linWNIK. mite ur linn nle's i;lnu«. .1 ul v In, Knirlen'iiuil. N. J.; Jn. ItlilKewiiuil, N. .1,; 41, llul- ler, N. J.; 11, fiil'livoll.Ji. J.; Kl, MHll.ui ji, N. J,; as, Wesilli.lil, N..l.:'.'ii, siiiiunli, N. J. I I'liriilHIielll inlilresH M CHINA, S, V. WANTED, METROPOLITAN STOCK CO, Repertoire People in All Linos (Kxiepl l.tadliitf Wiiiiiuiii. 'I'lmse iluhiK K|ireliillles ,n <• r<-i r. il. MAN WITH I'll'T'lHI-: MAI'IIISK ami liATK II I.MS. SKAhllN l)l'i:NSAi:ii; 14. Inlu, Kim. AiMiuhh Cl.ll'l'llltli IIKKVB8, l;i.t Wi'si iimli St., New Vni'k, mull Jul) a.i; nlier, Cliurltnii, lunii. Wanted Quick, for Win. L. France's Vaudeville Stars, II. nml H., with or trltliiiiil Mpeelullleiij KlHler Teiiiim mill Muwlenl AetH, All H|ieelall.v peu|ih\ wilie. May he ilhle in place vnu. I.ulilf, Mm xeiiKiin, »|ienliiK III lliliiher. II nm liuve Nil reuiiul fur niiitrii< I. dOII'l willu. The JliiKlci'H, lei Hie luiir Iinm win, 7,1 KAUI.K Ml'., Allnili.y, N. V. WESTERN AMUSEMENT CO., KANSAS CITY, CO. rin. iti'.sr iiiiuiiTii' am) VAIi|lKVIl.l,l<: MXi'UA»UH l.v 'I'lIK vvkht. Slil'KIIDS AM) HIIMil Wit I I 'l'i:\ 'I'll ulllir.ll. POWER'S UAUEKQRAPB, FIREPROOP UAQAZINES and TARE UP DEVICE. The ltloile.ru Msillnn I'liluie llii.Mn,. FILM MAI'KTV N»H' AHMIIIIKO. Our KH'C|irniit MiiKiizlnes Hint Tnke Up lievlen will 111 iin.V i:\hlhlllini Mnileni Mnllmi I'leiure Mii- iflilne. am enllielv new ii|i|iiiruliis hy whleh iilisu- Tllle Kafely M Hie llliii frum h.ss |, V I-' 1 1 ( (-; is as- HCItKll. Tllfl milV 'li'Vlee "I tt* kllnl whleli Iiiih ie- celveil iilllihil ei'iilurseliieliH frum Ihn l.neiil All- lllurllleH uimieli. Write lor IJATAIiOd, . All lit Hill' Applllullis Ik fully prnleeleil hy lulleil HI n 1 1'- piileiu-. Ii-ileil ur pi'liililll'. ull'l llilrilltie- HMMIN will !■■• t'lirmuii-'lt pn.-ii iile.l. N. I'nWCU I.Vew Vmk I'llln lAilnilipe,. II , I IT N,i— iin.M., N.V Opli u ra|>ii or Clneograph Wanted; Also Film?. HAI'.H.W II • I 'I., MM I lll.ell, I'lllhl., I'.l. WANTED, GOOD COMIC ACROBAT Millie exjielliMiee iiiel nil III llller. Wmilslleii. Ihi-.Uiilllllll. I.liiilllii/Miililili.l U. nun ii nml Ih'lini'ill Iliesliii'hH ,\Jiin, rnr Snlilliiel nml V\Jli ler HeiiHim: lliu-e ilnllill Spei inll I •- 1/ 1', i Ii piefel iiini'. I(ii|i. I'linple All I. lies, nun.. Summer hiiIiiiIi - mm. IIUKKA I. Mii^ Kit, .Miiiiuiter, Mi'illliii, lllllii. Wanted iinick . (iood .lliisic Inns SLIDE and CORNET. Must iliuihh .StiiKe. I'm Is nr Spe.hillies. Ai»n r.uple till lli'KUlur Si'il-"ll. Kill I nml Wllller. AH iiiu-i iliiiilile lull..-'. N'n piuiulcK. I'luv in Cmi-i nuil return. t. liltll^Si:, i:iiuiiihII. .Minn MOVING PICTURE FILMS 111,00(1 li'Ki:'!', vu l li'il hllKlhs: .'illll illllei.nl Hllh|ellH, Ilill'IIMI llllil Allli'lll'IOI I lllivilll' Il Iiseil over mil illellll ur llu, illii. Ite lilhl Ihe iiin.M'Hi mini i to n «Kirm pkii tnmrr. ■Jhev tt 'I lust '..iiK. ' 'III! i|Hl<'k ul il I lie tul II- I. ' MIAIIII.U'II t.'UMI'AM m- AMKIIHA. Ill, N'iihsiIii Mii-el, ,V. \. Tin. 101 T TBrnoPV-A l ' 1 ' 11 ' " 'IVKII1, > - Al JJjlJBLIllI |„ |,.,|| llhl | llelulil,' /.III, I ll"lni' Aitenl iinsl Stjii'i, i',o|iei,i,i . linn i iii vu., I Irian le-pwimlile Theiilie .Muniici I-. I'i'l inn i,s-ni nu III, ,11 ill- I. Aililll'-H HI. MIR A I. HKI.IVI'CV, Alh.oiv. K. V. gnaw yoek clipper; July 22i I PI I (0 H H r n o > 01 c > r r > H I Fl i r July 22. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 653 THE HOUSE MANAGERS SENTIMENT, REPERTOIRE EVER PL VV ED, NPECIYI/ITEN EVER GIVEN, PJLA.YS EVKR PRODUCED, AT POPULAR PRICES, WITH ALL SPECIAL SCENERY, THE BEST NTE OPKNINU SEPT. 4, 11MJS Bnokecl ho] 1.1 rnr 40 Wr,k« on M. RBIS, HTAIR .V IIAVMV, KLAW & KitL ANUKIl »»>l JULIUS CAH.V CIRCUITS, pre..nlln K THE BEST PEOPLE. Can place tall, lianrlioine Lending .Hun, Heavy Mnn, Clmrarler Comedian with Nperlaltlea, Union I'roprri y Mnn for Hlli, Woman for Reavliv. and Second riusl- ni'n, Elvilrlclen with Picture Machine and Film*, ami People In All Mini. WANT BIG FEATURE SPECIALTY ACT. Ntntelielshl, wrlght, age, itpi rienre, salary, llrst letter. Send photo., which will lie I I returned. THE BEST PLAYS ,n the MOST ELABORATE MANNER. W, H. GRACEY. MgT„ NONE BUT THE BEST WANTED. NONE TOO GOOD FOR US. HOTEL FORTES CUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SONG BOOKS The Chas KHarri5 Songster r ABSOLUTELY THE BEST -, AIVAY5 CONTAINS THE LATEST HITS Chas. K.Harris 51 West 3l?Sr: New York HtTtR r are scientifically blended from choicest liquors and aged to please the most critical palate. No trouble, no time, no disap- pointment. Just strain through cracked ice and serve. Seven kinds— Manhattan, Martini, etc. G.F.HEUBLEIN&BRO, rre . n '«.,. Hartford New York London - Atrial Advertising Is a Winner. IFthiswasyouraO rv TALKOFTHETOWN-: <""K**" 1 - ;ui. return, v^,- opih - ■ »iTt~*>a mB "~ * a B '■yjj—t - (1*3 OUTSIT flEMYFOS SMIPStKTWTIOLBS Send for photo and Information. SILAS J.C0NYNE,401 McLean Ave., CHICAGO. tio.ooo.oops,

<1 « new. Were tradorl In for " Hol.TON" Instrument*, which ri- ce! all other*. If jou want the host, buy a " HOLTON — if vou will bare another make, wo have It for vou cheap. KTerythtnit for bands. Our catalog and bar- Rain list free on request. FRANK HOLTON fc CO.. ^ OttaWaBldj.. CHIC*OQ_ SHOW PRINTING. Block Hangers, Posters and Cuts on handler anvcr- tlMoKevrry branch of tho Amusement Business. Senator Cutnloguo (D) of Dramatic and Show Printing; t'Htnlocuo (O) Fair and Carnival Prlntlnc; Catalan. (B) ROloohtcrs, Commercial Posters. l'°lr»t-cliu>s Printing of nil kinds. GREAT WESTERN PRINTING CO., 513 ELM 8TREET, ST. LOUIS, MO. DETR.OI T. J.C.GOSS CO. >*v_c JffS^Hwg"*^ .'BUILDERS OF BLOOD POISON FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS we have made the cure of Blood Poison a specialty. Blood Poison Permanently Cured. You can he treated at home under same guaranty. Capital MM, We solicit the most obstinate Cases. If you have exhausted Ihe old melhods of treatment and still have aches and pains, Mucus Patches In Mouth. Sore Throat. Pim- ples. Copper-Colored Spots. Ulcers on any part of the body. Hair or Eyebrows falling out, write fw proofs of cures. 100-page Book Free. COOK REMEDY CO. 1111 MASONIC TEMPLE, Chicago. III., U. S- A. For KIDNEY TROUBLES and CATARRH of the BLADDER. Cures all %WTAL CAPSULES XEfjy Discharges In 48 Hours Karri !■*■,■ Ih ,^^^V Leader Orchestra, Double Cornet or Baritone, Man for Derrick, Double Bass Dram. Address Dnrungo, Colorado, July it: Silverton 'ix. Eiler's "Ri . Van Winkle" Co. WANTED, PIE FOR IVo. 1 CO., IN ALL LINES. Must be able to sing for musical uumlicr. Al PIANO PLAYER. i\ r>. ivi3>.eWE,ivs, Tremont Hotel, Marinette, Wl«. SCENERY. SILKO TRONIC SCKNERY for sale. Iliirgalns. Klrstpartscttlnffsiiscdtij.nl BKBRT, COBTfRN, KERSANIJS. Also other settings. DANIELS SCENIC STUDIOS. 124 Chicago Opera House, t.'hlcago. ledlclna les SOAP "PaUr«," GanvaBaers Get onr prices on soaps. They will (Interest yon. Private brands for Med. Bit. Stale for what pur- pose wanted and we will send samples, labels, prices, etc. E. M. DAVIS SOAP Co., 40 Union Park PI. .Chicago. HARRY BROWN, Tbe Great Colored Comedian and Song Writer, SAILS FOR ENGLAND AUG. 8. Agent: .... Harry Cadle. WANTED. The BASEBALL ASSOCIATION or WATERLOO, IOWA, wants lo contract with some first class CARNIVAL COMPANY For ONE WEEK'S ENTERTAINMENT In the en closed hall park. Address C. A. SMITH, Waterloo, Iowa. AT LIBERTY, AK1KR .IULY »."», TROMBONE, B. and 0. Experienced, sober and rcllublc. Address K. P. HARRINtiTON, care of Royal Canadian Band, Krug Parte, Omiilm, Neb. WANTED, Loading and Ceo. Bus. Men lor Repertoire. MASON A 1MSON, Monllcello, Mo. CARS WANTED, SLEEPING AND DINING, AND COMBINATION BAGGAGE AND SLEEPERS- State full pnrtlciiliirs. Must stimd M. ('. B. Inspection. Would like to hear from Turner, Mllwnuki'p. II. H. II., lndc|H>udi;iicc, Knn. "Tell It To Me" EZRA KENDALL'S 3d BOOK, ALL NEW - JTJHT OUT. For tale on all train, and new. stands, or b; null, S»8c. Address EZRA KE5DALL. BO Son th Tth Aw... Mt. Vernon, M. V. WANTED, F«n SYMR BROS. OAWKER'S CIRCUS AND WILD WEST SHOWS, HASH LEAllERfCORNETiANII STROM; TROM HONE. Call use few more Circus and Wild West Act-*. Wire or write. E . li.SNVHKR.as pe r Rmile. ArLibertyTMAN and WIFE. Sober mid reliable, tioial dressers, ou and off. Chimtctcrs. for one night stands. Address Ht»X :i:!-. North lliitllniore. Wood l.'o.. Ohio. LORD BALTIMORE A NEW RICHMOND IN 'PI1K FIELD ALL 'ISOUNIJ COMKIHAN FOR MKIt. CD. CHIEF ROLLING HEAR. CrjAtal Uill, mills* Co., Va. Rubber Balloons, Rubber Balls, Rubber Goods, Por Carnival Sales. Cane Rack Canes, Knife Rack Knives. No. ~T1T — Gnustock— 7Po per down. We hare the largest assortment of Knife Board Knives west of the Mississippi river. Our prices arc absolute rock bottom, W. also carry a full line of Strcetmen'a Goods, Carnival Novelties and good, for Fair., We are one of the oldest Ptreetmen's snpply bouse In the United States. We bavc thousands of satisfied customers. We can satisfy yon and want your business. NO SUBST1TVT1XO unless you say so. Orders shipped the same day as received. Large Cata- logue Free. COE, YONGB As COi, -III and St. Charlf St. ST. LOUIS, MO. 100 $1 pages. THE HEW Madison's No. 10 Ready Aug. 5 or sooner. "Send your order now and get one of tlic llr>l copies. Tlic largest mid lies! IH'lir.KT I have ever Issued, and that means u whole lot. PROFRBSIO.VAL. CARDS, Consisting of s lines, $1. Rigger spaces In proportion. Make your act better known. MADISON'S UUDGET will do It. Send all orders and advert tsciucnls lo II IT Uril UW Third Avenue, . I. A. Unlit, NEW YORK. (Agent for James Madison.) -■ (Spoiled iicaittlesi.une spoiled Jack (January act), all under *> years. Nnno heller In Hie business. Can be seen Working; en route. Cash price, |l ,doii. One Combination Sleeper and Slock Car, 60ft., M. C. B. inspection, cash price $7uo; also in loo gl lis of Reserve Seats, I tier high; is lengths of-Rlue Seats, in tier; Lights, Stakes, Stake Puller, esri. Round Top, Mess Top, Cook Tent, Marque, Poles, etc etc. if vou are looking for a bargain, write. Ill health cause of Halo. If you don't mean -busi- nesa, save .lamps. Address , ,' ; ■ m. i. W,VHm, (iiranlvillf, Pa. Will rossitch'S SONG™" L»TtST"MIT." I'm Feelln* Fine Clrc'N Books Song Uuoks Address: will possirta M WnKhliuttnn St. CI1ICAQO WANTED, \Ay o ME IM KMIl GENERAL BUSINESS, KOH ARLINGTON'S COMEDIANS. WALTER ARLINGTON, Ciduniblu Hotel, Deliver, Colo. INGENUE WITH SPECIALTIES, Strong Juvenile Man. Heavy Man, Comedian fur specialties, and oilier incfiil people ror rvpcrloiy, Lotig'seai-uti and sure salary. Men must lie tail. FRANK V.. LONU.aM,'. Ilonore SI., Chlongo. III. $150°° BOYS SET Of FIVE TRIIHED DOGS. A'ldre-s JOHN OORlaW, Ro\ Mi, Scranlon. Pa. I'lNSK.VIKK wn BALLOONS AEHONAIT L. KTEVKfIS, Bo> INI, Matll.on M,(., V. Y AT LIBERTY. SFASON "l 905 AND 1906, THOS. H. NEIL, Ruck and Wing and Aetohaili Feature Act. Can plsy ttsrls lerred. Address liu E. am. ST., Oswego, N. v Novelty Dstirer, one nigbl pre- ALL PEOPLE ENGAGED FOR Phil Sheridan's City Sports Big Show, Will report for Rehearsal AUG. 7, 10 o'clock sharp, at GRAND AHEBICAH HALL, Second Ave., near Houston St., Row York. Please answer Call. PHIL SHERIDAN, Bay l.'Jth and Bath Ave., Hath Beach. Brooklyn, N. Y. LADIES AND <1R,\TI.KHIF.V INOA(JKI) KOH KNICKERBOCKER BURLESQUERS WILL ASHKMBI.K FOR RKIIKARNAI. SCHEUTZEN MaW--, No. 12 St. Marks Place, at 10 O'clock A. M. Kindly aiktiotrlcdge Mils call by teller or trim In ..;■ l.Ulis 1KIIIIK, l.'irtH Rrnndway, llooin I, Nnsv Vork. «. at BARGAINS Hood ii nd Spot J.lghls, SterropllroiiH. Are Ijimps, Ijinlern Slides, Wnler, UlppleH. t'loinJ Kff«-|K, Moving Picture Mm blues, Films, Lenses mill lihcMstnls. ANY SI'Ml'l AL KKKKtrj* ■ MAHK 'TO (lltDKIt. Tin' nliove are iniide on u new |>rliiel|ile mid n re gun run teed lo piiax In spetllon by nil Kile Underwriters. II will pay you lu write us. fur prices before huy|nu elsewhere. Films and Slides for null, cheap. •»!•!*• »- HERMAN E. ROYS & CO., 209 East 14th St., New York City TO THE PROFESSION I/-v A Nl ■— « ■ ArH0 III.il f CLASH VAIIDKVILLK TKAUH.for WMIX l" BW I.B.a*BVVa»aaai one or- two weeks: KIUST II.AMS Itl.l'KIt 'Iiillli; I'lOnl'LIO AN I.J MUSICIANS, for Iho sensoii. Imiiii'dliilu engagement for also iJotiblo Second Vlollu. Stale nil llrst letter. Cilve references. DR. H. D. BUCKEB, Bockford, 111., until Sept. 45. HAVERLYS MINSTRELS. Alt Oeiitiemeti KltEagvil for this ( ooipiiiiy WILL ItKI'ORT JULY Ht, HI A. AI., LYRIC THKATIll,, IIOIIOKKN. N, .1. .wTar-,r_- 1- _^.-^.-.-g CAM POUTKIl lo Dmihte In Bund. W tllll Gil. »ON« OUOK MAW. nn« »ho plays lit band |.,.fMi.rf. Adili f-« C. It. BUIillKK. Miinugei , la D roadway, Ne>. York. WAN' COLEtaROGERvS R. R. SHOW IWiormcrs, Clowns, .Miisbliius, Musclr Inineers, lOleiilmnl Trnl lie r, Ansl. Moss Cniinis Man, lirrMinis, lirlvers, I'iiiiiIi or Knee Klgtire Men, stiiiill Colored I In mi for Side Show. All iitinvn lo Join id Cliirltinnll, iihlo, nboiit Aug. II. Show runs unlUTiee. 'JO. Will liny Work Horses. Ponies, Ciiniels mid Animals. Firs' clnsH lliiggiige Wngoiix. Wnnled. Klght Hill I'usleis, nt once. Harrington iiml Chlek. write. Wmil good llitimer Men. AI'lillMTIfS JH.NKS, Johnson t'lly, Temi July --: Joiiesboro, 'I'emi.. July '-'I; clueliiniiM, lihlu, unlll Aug. II. RAYMOND LINDSEY, Leading Heavies and Characters. Stage Director. Al Ilefereme., Wardnihn and I •:« (>erl e In KIRMT CLANS < OH. RKLIAIILK Mnmigei., nililrma (III II I (.11 NT., Knrwle.li, Conn. Wanted, for BEATTIE'S Big Fair Ground Shows ttlSTKRTKA.M Willi good Hinging and Ibinilng SiuvlidTlcs, Ml SH.'AL ACT, HK KTCII TKAN, I.ADV lll'CK AMI WINIi DANCKIl, WUHAN TO I'I'i.L ACAINHT IlllltSIW. h.NAKK. CIIAHUKK. Willi ir without Snakes; I'eoplcwilh Until Vnlirei ami tiood Hrexsers for IIALLAIHKJ h'l'AiiK. AI linrilt TALKKR to Make Second Opcnliig, one who diss srcclaUy nri-frrre.1: unnrt CIKIK. An.tliliig un lo dale, and Oral class for Stage, Museum or King, write. I AIJ40 WANT A MM. LINK (IK coi.fifiKH PKRFUBMKRH for ri/iniHiiori Show. SIIUWS OI'KN Ml HULK (if AIKII'MT. Write full |mrllciilBn» In Orsl letter and lowtst salary. Addrrss .lAIIIKh W. IIKA'ITIK, :tn:i K. I.svvl. Ml,. I'orl Wayne, Inrl. MUSICIANS AND ACTOR8 WANTED, I^or dio-Sfte-r^i^tei* Co. (BOIITIIKI(K). ORCHESTRA LEADER to Double Trom., Cor. or Baritone. PIANIST to Double Either of Above, GEN BUS. MAN to Double Band, State all first letter; pay own; Join at once. Address CIIAH. II AIIIIISON, Trenton, Ho. SWALLOW 9 Mill's FLOAT! THBATBB, 8I8TEB TEAM AND CH0BDS G1BLS. ALSO Al SKETCH TEAM. Join by wire. Long HUM, l.'su me few mnir Musician*. Kayelle Clly, l'a.,21; Roarne, I'a., 22; Coal Centre, fa , :4. FERGUSON & DUPREE CO., I.N A r'AUCti COMKHV HKKTCII, "XRAIiVliXCr A HUSBAND" fCOl'VIHGUTEU). "1 Now liwklua for unxt bcusou. Atldreas' MUURAi rBBOUHON. »13 B. Tint St., K. JCOi 554 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. •July 22. MU IIIHK < 11 V. Review mill Couiiocnt. — Tlie eunllnuoil hot weather during tin; ua.l week swelled the '.iffcrB nf tln> inn lingers nt mit-of-donr nml peoside resorts In anil around rim cliy. while I lie regular Inrnl houses still open drew n fair share, of attendance, weather conditions cnn- sldcred. The Ili:ii80.\ TllKATItK closed July IS, for l In* Summer The continued ul- trnetlons for Hip week priding July 1." were: "Lifting t he L!d" at tile AeiiIAI. CaiiIirnh, Hnui Bernard, In 'The Molllcklng Girl," nt flu- HriiAUi SOI'aiib ; "I''niilnnii" nl Hie Lvttir, "When. We Are Forty-niic" al Wiktaiiia «iI!OVK. hniid C'lllll'crlS lit TKIIIIAIT. liAIUlKN, »ind "The Heir to H19 lloornk" ul Hie Utile s..\. the lost nnined cloning on Hint dnte. At PlIoCTOIl'S FIFTH AW.SV.K. I'lloi'Tilll'H Fifty-kiiihth Stiikkt nml Om If cnoiikh *su TwESTr-nmi Stiikkt TOTUTCM slock pro- ductions,, with vaudeville between ads, con- tinued Vnrlety eiilvrlaluineiil was fur- nished nt KrItii's Union Sqiiaiik. Pikhtoii's Twr.NTV-riiimi Sthkkt, Tony Fastuh'm, the VICTORIA, I'ABAWSK. Hoot' tiAflliENH liud LIO.N J'ALACE IllMIP RlMK Proctor's Flfty-cliilitll Street Tlie- nlre IJ. Austin Kvui-s, genernl mntiiigerj. — Tills week "Dr. .lekyll nnd Mr. Hyde" Is the hill, nml 011 Monday, July 17. n fnlr sized undleiiee witnessed the iierforiniiiice. .Juiiics Dnrkln. In Ihe ditnl title role, gave- 11 performance that culled forth the hcnrllcs! hind of npplnnsc, he bring compelled to re- spond to severnl ciirtnlii calls. Agnes Hentl innde 11 wlnsonie Mnhel Ciirew. nnd the entire ensl |i«t forth earnest efforts to plense, in which they well succeeded. The enst In full wns: Dr. Ilenrv Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, .lames Ditiklu; (lahrlel lltterson, llnrold llarlsell: Dr. Lnnvoii, Charles Arthur: Sir Diinvors Cnrcw. (leo. Howell ; finest, (leorge Howell; John N'ewcoiuh, ltnliert Rogers ; Jniues. Dnvld Thomiison ; Mnhel Carew, Agnes Scott; .Mrs. l'onle, Louise Miicklntosh ; Lucy Wilson. Mn- hel Crawley; A Child, Tessle Ferns. Inter- IHihited were the Alhorn Trio, whose Ringing turn was clever, mid the motion pictures wer« ulso continued. Sunday concerts 011 the Kith nltrncteil full houses. Nest, week, "The Helle of ItlclllllOllll." Proctor's T.venly-tlilrd Street Tlie- «itre IJ. Austin Kyiics, genernl inunnger). — Ktldle Fov heads this week's hill, presenting Ids droll and pleading singing specialty he- fore two good sl7.ed iiiidleiices July 17. Jehu Mnson, assisted hv Miss Leslie I iwcn, offered 11 sketch enlltleii "Another Story," which proved light and milllcleut ly mousing. The in-iliig of Mr. Mason was cii|ilitil. and Miss Owen also deserves praise for good work. Others on the hill were: Henry Lee, in his Hplendld net ; fimrge ICvnus. "The Honey liny :" the Four Hard llrothers. great nero- hul's; Victor Slum*, L'uunii IJttlelleld nnd cotupiliiy, 111 their nlwnys Intighnblf skit. "Change Your Act;" Arlhnr and Mildred llovlun nnd romimny, presenting' "Jack mid Jill." 11 tine offering; Minion (inrson, whoso singing Is high class In every respect, uud the Tnree Hickman llrothers. The motion plcl 11 res continue. victoria Theatre nnd Hoof i.iirili-ii (Oscar lliiuimerslelu, tiinuuger). — There are live headline mils coiitliiued here from week to week, which fuel Is sumi'thlng of n nov- elty In iiieiropolllnii Summer vaudeville, es- pecially In the very hot wem her, as put runs deiuuiid iihnusl constant, change In their nmuHPinelit diet. Hut. 1 1 seems lis If the weather does not wither, nor repetition stale the pleasure of witnessing a scrlen of excel- lent nets under any nnd nil conditions. This Ik the llfth week or F.rncst llogan and his Memphis Sluileuts, In the best vocnl, duurltig nnd instruineiitnl luuslcul act seen hen- 111 some seasons, oilier hold over nets are: The tilrl from Coney Island, in vociillains; UiihmI, Ihe splendidly trained cipiluc; ('apt. Hhioiu, In his verv Interest lug demons! rn- lions of wireless telegraphy, and IHce anil l'revost. In "lliimptv lliinipH." Mme. Ade- laide llerriiinnn lieuds the list of new nets Oils week, In her delightful series of single mid sleight -iiMiniid. nearly all of which are new here, which Is esiieelnlly true of the inndnme's levllutluii femure, now Introduced In 11 new and novel manner, other new nets: lleno nml Itlcliiirds. comedy nerohnlH; ■ he Juggling Mac Hans, Ford nnd tiehrue, mid their ndllrking I'lrls, nil act ciipulile of heading miv programme : Three Musical Johnsons, xvlopliuiic experts; Will II. lingers, III wonderful Inrlm throwing: the Doherly Slslcrs, ticioiiipllshed dancers and vocalists. 1110I the l.iuz Ititis., 11 novelty iniislciil ami ride shooting 11 cl. Keith's •riientre (K. I'. Alhee, general muiiiigor).~-lleiidliig the excellent bill week of July 17 Is the Williams mid Walker (ilee CHili, 'and the enjoyment of Ihe audience evidenced i lie good work of tills excellent singing urgniihtiilloii. Maude Harrison re- turned In the singe, nfler several villi's" tihseucc, making her deluit In vaudeville Willi her own couipuiiy. In "The ljuly Across the Hall." h.v Julian Street. Her work was In every way pleasing, and merited recognition was awarded. Hedlnl and Ar- thur, In iioiiscnstealltlcH, which Included n clever hurlesi|iie oil lllclii. scored well, liny I.. Borer was enlhuslasllcally iipplitudcd for his wunilerfiillv clever work In very cujoy- nhle uioiiologiie. Domihtic mill Nichols scored In their eceenlr'c ollVrlng. The I'our IJvlng- stons eiilerlaltied In tlielr Hue acrohatlc act. l.n l'ellle Adelaide has lost none of her 1 tin mi ns 11 toe ilnucer, mid was henrllly eli- .oicil. Snllle sieinhler wns well rcis-lved In her chaincler singing, and won the applause liestowed. Chalk Sniinders. always a clever era von worker, was more 1I11111 ever enter- HllllUlg. Others who won recognition were: Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack llnyiuilll. In "The New Stenographer ;" Carolyn Young, a clever whistler: 1 icii, 1 llros., comedy gymnasts: Acker and illlday. and Sid llnxler. assisted hv Heat rice Soulhwlck. The kluctngruph ■towed nil lulerestlng lot of pictures. l.lon I'n hire Hoof Cni'ileii (Wilson & llnuin. iniiniigersl. — The hill week of July 17 Includes: clniis nml Motile'/, singers nnd ilaneers ; licit linker, coined In 11 : Ksmerulda, xvlopholie soloist : the l.nvells, whlrlwhiil dhnccrs; the Trolley Car Trio, couicily iiciii- hats: Charles Do Cmno and his dug. nnd, as ihe feature. Illvln crox Seahrooke wns pre- i-eliloil. The ronf was crowdisl to cnpnelty, and Ihe siiinc business rules Ihroughoiil citcli Vieek. Atlniille (.iiiileu |\V. lvrmner x Sons, iniuiiigersl. Mr. nml Mrs. Wiley Hamilton. In a sketch. "Why Smith Sliiycd lliune:" Johnson and Wells, colored comedy duo : Mill-ton mid I'enrl. acrohnllc cometllnns : Ms Ills, eipilllhrlsl : Itulli linrtiot. vocnl ciuiie- illeime : 1'rof. C. Meyers, moving pletures, nml Hi" Dllle l.iidy Orcheslrn lire the nllrnc' I Inns for this week. I.yrle Theolre (Sum S. »\ l.ce Shuhort, inn millers 1. I'liatnnii entered lis twenty- seventh week .Inly 17. The engil|)cuioiil has In- ■« exlended heyoml Seplenilier. when It vvn- liitetiiled to send this nttriietloii on the road. \ 1-1I11 1 (iiiiileos iKInw & Krlamger, man ngersl.— "l.lflllig the I. Id" begun lis seventh week July 17. Hernld Sciunre Tlienlre (Chnrlei Froh- tnnn. mnnaeeri. — Sam Bernard, In "The Rol- licking Clil." entered his twelfth week July 17. The one hundredth perfortnmiee will occur Aug. 7. \A Utoclii Urove (Wcher iV l.ui'silier, liiaiuu'ei'sl. "When We Are l-'orty one' colli- jjii'ii.eil July IT Its tilth week. 1'ioeloi'fi I 1 UN Atrinie i'lienlre i.t. AiinIIii l-'yiies, general — lnjji 1 1 !>}NWl und Julie llerne are slurred at the braid at the house si.uk couiimiiv this wevk. In the Inller's play. "Itlehler's Wife." whleli won fleehlisl prnlsp for the voiiug niltlior nt Hpeelal iiintluec |H-rforiiiii h'ccn Id New York City Inst, season. Julie mid Crvstnl Heme were cnpltul In their respei-llve roles, and J, II. llllmour. Ueoffrev strin. Wilton Tovlor mid Helen Tracy did excellent work. The mat : Michael Kleiner. I. II. (Illniour : Osrar llrandt. firaffrry Stelu : Dr. Hartley. Wilton Taylor ; Itow. Helen Tracy: Klule. Julie Heme; Helen Wnnier, Crystal Heme: Itoliert, Ilyron Ongley; Alice. Ethel Conroy. The mo- tion pictures continue. I'n.ior » iiieuire (Tony l'n«tor. innnn- gerl. — Juhusoti. Dnveiiisirl uud l.orelln. ill "The l-'isuliiill I'hi.rei-K nnd the I'nruier." brad Hie hill week of July IT In their usunl I'll- lnrloiis manner. As special Tea lure. Ihe Original lioothlnck (Ju:irietii> appeared, scor- ing most iileiisuullv. and winning iiuuieroim ern'MircK Clin" (iiirdon. "The lierninn I'oll- tlelnn." wns billed as nil extra ntlrncllon, nnd. In his refreshing tnouologue. cleverly told, held Ills audience well. Ilaudv nnd Wil- son, novelty dunce rs. scored well. ' The <:t»l- lege Trio, feiuule vorullals, presented a clever rhni-neter change net, which enter- tained. Oi-ietln nml Tuvlor, hi "Looking for Miss Koi'liine," were well received, nnd the Hkil made a decided hlr. Others who Mured RiirresHiullv were: Massev nnd Kramer. Ill "Kllzn's hhilsli:" the I.l'ppimsilts. In song nod ilnioe; Jnii WllllnniH, singing and talk- ing pliinlKt: Jerome .mil Morrlsuii. wooden tdme dancers : Morris a 111 1 Duly. Irish comedy Hketrli lenin. nnd La Clair mid West, comedy eulerliiliiers. The vltngrnpli furiilslied some very on; enabling pletures. Te-rrnee «. union. — Conteino's llnnd still I'liiiiliiiies to atlrncl large iiinlleiii-es. In nl llie.ili-e- will In i'»ei|ielled lo go uol ll w.ine o| the puis II ibcy iloli-c 10 are .my Ihlllg In Ihe aimiseuieiit line. It will he .luel two weeks from Ike closing of Ihe 11 foresaid theatre until the I-'nll season opens at the Academy of Music. This popular liiirlesoiie Iheilire will be Hie first to open Its ihsirs for the seii-on. Mu linger Wllllnms will have Ills own show, the tdenls, for the opening ntlrncllon, Sut'urdnv night. July ail. On the following Mondnv. :il. the HIJou will throw open lis doors nnd the Nixon, Alvln und (iulrly will nil reopen Aug. -I. It looks us though Ihe lirmid will never have a curtain raised uguln. The rumor Is that the Coleman Kstote. who owu Hie building, has engaged urclilteels/ 10 draw plans for a live story offlee bulliling. N'utkh. — Jos. render who lins been In the ticket oillc" at the Academy und Dnnjuesue for 11 number of yearn, will leave for the West with the Ideal llurlesipiers, an treas- urer of thai company Charles . Joseph, president of the Illll Posters' Assoelatiau, will lie In charge of the advertising ul ihe Academy of Music this season, while (ieorgr D. Moielnnd will uguln attend to the press mailer The park* are nil dnlug excel- lent Iiiih'upsx. • Dunn i'nrk.Ix still crowded, nnd this week will present I,oekhnrl'R ele- phants ns the lending attraction. Kueewoud lias the Vaidls Sisters, Southern has Annum nnd Hartley, nml (ink wood ban Crlinmlns nnd (Jure as the hendllners. . IT. KEITH'S THEATRES UND VAUDEVILLE BOOKING CIRCUIT, Keith's Theatre Boston, Mass. Keiths Bijou Theatre Huston, Mass. Keith's Theatre ProTidepre, 11. I. Kellba Theatre Pawtucket, R. I. Keiths Theatre -New york City Keiths New Theatre Philadelphia, Pa. Keltb'a HIJou Theatre Philadelphia, Pa. Keith's Prospect Theatre CleTelmnd. O. Keith's Royal Princess Theatre. London, Kng. Harr, Davl.' Grand Opera Hi.^^ Chase's Theatre Washington 1) n Keruan'3 Maryland Theatre... BoltfiiioiV iti" Shea's rinrden Theatre 7Buffala '\ v . ..Toronto. Cai .EocheBter, N f" ...Detroit, Mich! •••^•Toledo, a .Portland. Mi • • Salem, Mi M Worcester, Uui Shea's Theatre Moore's Theatre. Temple Theatre. Arcade Theatre., Moore's Theatre. Moore's Theatre. Park Theatre.... • •••••«•••• Harlem — At Proctor's tine Hundred nnd Tivenly-nrth Street Thr-ntre U. Austin l''yiies, general manager) "Dora TlMirim" Is Hie offering for thin week, and the play wns presented In 11 llrst class milliner before 11 good bouse July 17. considering the hot weather. The principal roles are plnveil by Ileal rlre Morgan and -Inmes K. Wll- nan. who are ably assisted by Sol Aiken, Mary K.tiiii, Wallaee Krsklue, II. Dudley llawley and Mnthllde Deshon. The vaude- ville offers ihe motion pictures and views of trnvel. Brooklyn. — The heiiehes arc doing a tre- mendous business. l.L'NA I'aiik. — In the free circus the bill hns Im>i'ii enlarged by the addition of the l'aiil/er Trio, .si-nsniional i-onlorrloiilsls ; the Ivvereil Ti-oniie. acrohnis; Ilowne-nnd All. the Chiuneruys. Minis, fiullniette, nml KrlschV dogs, while Will Illll continues his si'iisiitiniinl high wire art. supjil eutlng It by wnlklng the entire distance between lowers, backward und forward. 111 11 height of one hundred uud llfly feet, from the ground DiilMMl.AMi. — The open nlr vnmlevllle has taken well and this week there will heunum- 1st of changes. "Creation" Is attracting crowds, and .lids brniilllul Illusion of iiiimy dissolving scenes Is drawing the religiously Inclined iih well as those of more secular thoughts. HliiiiirroN IlK.irn I'aiik.— 'Hie lloer Wnr Is as 1 h. pal in- us ever, uud every iirrfaniunre Is plnyeil to nil eiitbusliislle nudlence. The H|ierlnele is doubtless one of lite most realistic of Its kind ever produced. Iinniii nix IIkacii Mrsif H.U.I.. — Illll week of 17: Col. Itordi'verry. luilglev llioiln-rs. .Velsoii-Kuviinni Tron|ie, l.i-oiinril lirover Jr., Joe Morris, llessle Young. Then. Halicock und raiuimny, .loiies and Johnson mid ICdnn Aug. Pom' AiiTiinn. Pain's fireworks slintv nt Mnuhnt tun Bench, prospered last week. The crowds 011 the nights devoted to the Colli e- ineii'n Ilenevolent. l-'und were especially large. Maxiiattax Hkai'II rHKATM 1 Percy :<4, t.-i xr.,'41 RAGING. BRIGHTON BEACH RACING ASSOCIATION, JULY 5 TO 29. AI.LKIVKV ISLAND KIIITES. Kiiw.Min K. Kiiiiikii hns compleleil Ihe iiiuiiusciliit of "Ktisy IUiwhou," the new piny which will Inl roiluee lta.vinouil llllchrock In 11 •'straight" coineily, and wiih |nil ill rehears,! I lust week. Tin- jilece will open nt Aliunde Cll.r Aug. IJ, nml the following week will Is-gln an engagement nt Wnllnck'n. TI10 enst now Incliulcs. In tuhllilnu to Mr. Illti'hisii'k : Anne Sntle-riainl, Klora Xabelle, (Iriice lirlswobl, Knrle liruwn nuil l-'rvderlek IVtct-K Ij. ijiiimenii. irensurer ; Willie illlale. eipte Wai/ikh X. l.AWUKXrH hns engugeil I'vrll Jrlnn > of lulerest 111 the lluv.ti leuls here ill Hie preseut I line, talk of ii|H seen. (In the bill this week are: I'mil Vnladoii. Mine. Tlierese lhirgevnl, .lohii W. World and Munich Kingston, the Three Nevnrus, Alevnuilcr Jllrret nnd Adolph I i lose. Hen Welch, l-'ei ullsotl .•inil W'ntson. the Italleys. Itmr nnd Kvuns, Cregory and Wood. Joe Kiliinuuls. tlie Ka linos. Xlnu Morris and couipuiiy nnd ihe kliielogruph. l.li'Ki M 'riir.A-riu: « John II. Jerinoti, tiuiii- ugei 1 Au oi-unub.ulliiii styled (lie World's Knlr llenuiy Slmw fui-ul«lies the eutertaln- ineiit n ; Hits house this week. The pro- yiaiunic Includes Ihe two luirlesipirs, "I'lllsv Hollvnr" and 'liver Hie Itlver riitirley," anil 1111 nllrni'ilve olio, bended hy Huiisie Long. Tin* pertui-mmiccs by the Ittitoklyn illrls, bisl weik, were well attended. Notes. — The musical mt met Ions at the outdoor parks reuiuiti uiichangeil. Al Wood- side Park, beginning M.mdiiy of this week, free etitertnlnment Is fiunlslieil liv the Win. S. Harvey Comedy 4'o., Inrltidlng Mntlge An- derson a till Prank Summits The (ilrnril Avenue Thenue is scheduled In open Aug. ■Jil. nnd tie* lllranl Upern House Aug. II. ■'HtHlMii-K — With the closing ur the Xix- 011 hist Soliirday uighl the pillions of Hid HAB.siit * Haii.by Notes.— On July .1. at Milwaukee, tlie Itanium & Bailey Hrentest Show on Knrth gave their employes the big dinner of Ihe year. The meal bt usually served oil July -1. but as the town played on Hie Fourth (Mndlsou) was not as large us Milwaukee, the cook house management de- cided to give the feast a day ahead. Hnruuiu Si Itnilev ulwuys observe Hie "Kourth" In the same manner Hint private fnmllles and some large concern* do— thai Is. Iiy having a re- past, nl which Ihe employes of the different ilepiirlinenls are given a chance lo congre- gate lugether nnd spend some Htue socially, und nl the same time feed the Inner man. While In the past the dinner has been more than any outsider could iuingitie could be sprend under a cnuvns at n oue day sland, the feast that was spread ou July 11 far ex- celled nil other similar dinners ever set be- fore Ihe llaruum & Ilalley employes. The eiinvns covered dining hull was beautifully decorated with Hags mid other decora (Ions, Willi large portraits of the Inle I*. T. Bnrnutu und Jnmes A. Ilalley erected ill Ihe centre of the tent so that everyone who passed In could we the men to whom they were In- debted for whnt they were nlsutt to receive. Mrs. fleorge Arlington, who has charge of the rook house, and who arranged the bill of fate, received ihe persoual Ihaoks of oil the attaches of Ihe show for the good dinner that she had been the menus of setting before tliein. Much credit Is due Charles Henry, the superintendent of the culinary ilepnrimi-tit. for Hie able manner In which he presided over the eutlre affulr. personally overseeing 1 he prepnrulioti anil serving of tlie minutest article on the uniiii. lie Is credited by nil to be by far the best, superintendent ever III charge uf this department. While Mrs. Ar- lington and Mr. llenry received the bigger slime of the npprecintlou of Ihe employes. Ihe mini to whom nil men should have howeil laud didn't 1 Is Billy Austin, the competent piirrhnser of nil the cook house supplies, for If ll had not been for his good judgment In .selecting Ihe n nicies, no matter how good the cooks limy hnve been, they could not buve prepared such 011 excellent, meal. As there Is a rule In the cook house that every person is lo have all they want to eat, some of the men ate a trifle more 'than they ought, with the result that Jlr. It. W. Ivers, ihe show physician, received a number of callers at Ills lent 011 Ihe day following. Neverthe- less 11 majority of the men who ure out lour- ing this season for the llrst lime say If they eiiii expect a dinner nearly as good next year they will he likely lo "join out" again iiexl seusoii. XllTKK KIIOM THE Wll. I'. IUl.1. SlIOWS. — Kilty Kruger Is with this slmw and is receiving great applause for her riding net nl everv pcrforuiutire. At Jefferson, In.. July III, about .1 hundred of Hie folks, accompanied by liregor.v's l-'uinoiis Italian llnnd, visited the grave of "Yankee" Ilobliisoii, who died at that town lu 1SK4. Services were held uud a short tnlk made by 1*1.11 Kllsworth on the life of the deceased showiniin. H Is a beautiful plot, covered with grass nnd flowers, und 11 Inrge stone wus erected thereon by the Hlngllng uud Korepittigh people In 1«1M». We showed to ■,-oisl business at Boone, In,, where a larger crowd turned out to witness the parade than ever before. Al Nevudn, lu., 12, aud llelle 1'lnlns, ].'!. good business wns enjoyed and the puriide wns witnessed by thousands. The side show ulso did 11 big business. Tlie roster of the sideshow Includes Mny Morris, • nut nil 10. whose singing is whining great ap- plause. Mr. Hull has been at his Lancaster, Mo., ranch, overseeing Hie shipping of two ilioiisiind head of horses lo South Africa. He will return to the show at Dixon, III., 17. <-'. X. Thompson, who m-ently severed his connection as manager of the Wallace Show, spent l.'l with Pull Kllsworth aud Al. J. (illlliighuin. nt llelle Plains. In. Prof. I'lurk's colored band Is more than milking nod In the side show. (Irrln Mollis. Iwro- biick somersmill rider, is "getting Ills" ap- plause at every performance. The Mei.iiosi: Akmiai. Bicvi.k »i:o report grent sun-ess with the Itanium & Bnlley Cirrus. XirTKS molt A.MUIEW DoWMK's MoNSTKK ClacCM. — Mrs. Dowule, Irensurer ; Bert llul liet't'ord, business malinger. Business con- tinues very guod, und the show Is giving the best of sat Islact Ion, Mr. Iiownle Is arrang- ing fur severnl more nets, mid will iiiuke this n Iwo ring circus, presenting six riding acts. II requires one hundred uud twenty-six bend of stuck lo transport the show, nml one hun- dred mid forty names lire ou the pnv roll «•♦ XKW JEHSK.V. XoM-nrli.— -At Proctor's .Newark Thenlre (J. Austin Kynes. general uiuungeri Hie bill, week of July 17. Includes: Sliriin mid Wnr- reii, Mal/etu Troupe, To-To, Itolcoinhe. Curtis nnd Webb, IheTnmikas. Berlhn Allison, Kd- gar Hl.xley. fnnkley mid Mcllrlde mid the mot bin pictures. KMUTBW I'aiik H'. y\. Dinilap. general ninniigeri.— illll week of 17: Trbubje Sis- ters, Duly mid lievere, (ienerleve lloiner. U n , l . , . s<, ". nl " 1 '•••"•'I*. Ciiiiuliigliain mid Lord. Nellie linn. William K. Whittle und the ciiiviiuilograph. Ilti.i.siui: I'aiik (Win. K. Tlinller, innna- T'. t ;r, > .'"T:T' 1 ' ls lx ll,<- seveiilli wi*ek of Kemp's wild West nnd Indian I'nngress. ■ Atlantic City — At the Savoy Theatre ll'reil ll. Moore, malinger) "Simple Simon Simple" closed 11 good two weeks' eiiguge- luent July l.V Lew Horkslnders Minstrels come l~.2a "Sim Tov" lM-'.MI. Vul'Mi's Pu:u iIV.'k. Shackelford, mum ngeri. -HimmI business met "The Little Host," 111-1.1. Tin* Wells liiinne-IIiirlmi Musiciil Ciani'ily 4'o. presi'iits "The Xlght of the Kouilh" 17 1".*. "A Milk White l-'lng" '.•J.-Jll Stkkci.ei :iasi: I'm miles W. I'leinents! iiiniingeri. — Kxcellent pntmnuge tnivts the vnmlevllle enlerliiiiimeiii. Dovt.E's tl-'runk ibddle. iminngeri. — The Kitccessful liuslness continues. Kor week of 17: The Kour Klylng Bollomley Urns., tiulgg, Kdwanls nnd Xlckersou. ibirnellu nml Shirk. the Three lie Votes. Mil' nml Mntule Wand. M'lle I.oiilsu nnd llnrrr Slonn. Hales Musical Trio. Albert In. M'lle Wulfken. McKvov nnd Hughes, the Sisters Itevere, Chns. and Carrie Austin, 3. W. Harrington. Siillongev Bros.. Jninps K. Cole ami Marguerite Clemens W'nkefleld Sisters. Bovler and Adelaide. Bell nml ItlchnriK Phillips, Watson and Chnl'lle (■nlillo. nnd Jnmes Crockett. licvRNNATnu's isiney Kern, manager i. — Xo falling off lu Ihe business here. An bounced fur week of 17 : Sears, the. lust 111 BUT JINGO MR. REX 8IIIKLUS— Knclosed litid 'j'. cents for IH'YJIXfiO. Received parodies O. K. (me parody worths times the price for all.— FRED LEONARD of Leonard \- Uhsou. II U V JINfiU is a book ol new monologues. Jokes, etc.; price air. and 25 kuoik- out parodies (l.txi. with one or ihe parody sheen and a copy of JINGO you can put lugether 11 u set that con follow any bill. REJ1 SHIELDS, ■II W»«l at»t St., - . - \. v. city. WANTED, TO JOIN OX WIRE, High Class Vaudeville Acta ol ill Klnis. Not a Medicine Show, but Al Medicine Performers who are capable or changing nightly uud can double brass preferred. Stale all lu first. All Sniiiinei-wtihtii Urnllesof Pldlu. .Must make good or vou don't last. .MAX.Aii Kit Plli'l'LAK 'J° V KHY Co., Ilryn Mawr, Pa. At I^itoert^r, L. Holden Bessell, Moving Picture Uurhinc Operator, wilh Unrhlue and I'llins. Addresa Care of WHITE 4.ITY, Weit IlaTCn. Conn. ^Ar*JXIN-reD, BARITONE, Kor JOXKS-AUAII.S UARSlVAb. Long sensou. sureiuoDoy. Write or wire SAM l.'BLV. IIL'STKR. 'I'vr.ne, Pa., week Julv 17; (ireenslmrg, p»., 24; Wheeling, W. Va., 31. ' SCHOBER'S OPERA HOUSE, 0PE1 FOB GOOD ATTBAGTiOHS. A. St H(illl-:it, Mgr., Crest line. Ohio. 50 CENTS MUSICAL FAMILY, LADIES' ORCHESTRA, WANTED KOR, JKRSRYI.ASH PARK. A. C . gtlltXRIt, Kill -kerliQi-kerThealre Bldg., X A . BEPEBTOIBE COMPANY WANTED One or more weeks at Jersejrland Park, Xear New York. Big Sunday on.lness'. Good place to organize and rehearse. Liberal sharing terms. A.CIiorner.Knli'kerbockerTlieaire Hid. ,Xew York. KOR A B04IK OK 10 .SKKTI'IIES, j acta f < r 1 male, 1 retnale; J .Us rur 2 males. .Money order or 2 cent stamps. Ad- dress BERNARD KLINQ, Playwright, 367 Jay St,. Brooklyn, N. Y. P. 8.— sketches written loonier iitjstiinmer prlcea. AT LIBERTY FOR NEXT 8EASOX, "ATHOS," Comedy Juggler. 11 S. 30th STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Band < I have II Red Baud Coats nearly new. BILLY ANCBR4JT1I.S18 Walnut St Will take IIS. Uood; I'ldla.. Pa. At Liberty, FRANK H ASS ALL Hinging, Dancing, often. (Jo In nets. Tii Ik lug Irish Woman. Change Address GEN. DELIVERY, Phlla., Pa. At Liberty, Agent or Bill Poster. C. E. RANULETT, llox 7K3, Pittsileld, Maine. nienlnl Trio. L'ulcycle Trio, Hitch Urol Iters. Wnldo, H111111 and Kvelvn, "ICdiistus," Slie!*- pnrd nnd Wnrtl. the Itenos. Ihe Mnguellc I>u»- Ihe 1 mi iinpn ruble Dim. Parker nnd Alvnrn. (Jriice I'hthlers. Dorclhy Handall. Ader Trio, /.urn uud Pctluii Sinners und Wilde, Wlgbl- mini. Shields nml Hall, Howe, Hlluii and Ilenrv. Cuiiiilen.— Woodljnne Park (II. V. I'' Gilo, mniinger) continues to Immense pupil- larlly weekly. This week's bill Includes: Mudell nml Cordley, Tuppe, comedy Juggler: Mel levin mid Kelly, Nut Sill. Schrode and Hums. Harvey llrooks and Nellie Sylvester. •XoTKs. — The Camden Theatre opens ll» season Aug. 11 Muunger Taylor an- nounces Ihe breaking of ground for the new South Cuindeii Thenlre next week. Treudi..— At Spring Lake Park (Mnn- ngeinent Trenton Street Hallway 1 bill '" r July IT nnd week : The Sndonns. Hob D- Hyde. Dnvls anil Welble, Dancing I [nil, Jne* Irwlu, and Ihe Hollands. <♦«» m:hii \«ka. i) mull 11 At Hoyd's Thenlre (W. J. H»'' gess. mnnageri the Ferris Stock Co. ptvseui. July Ill-Ill, "iMirglven." "The Vlltugi* Pence; milker." 11i-2*J. "The llelle of Kh'huiond n*ul "A Mother's Sncrlllce" 11-1. "1. liuslness lo the oi|uirlty. Novm.TV (P. ||. Mu ilninl. manager 1.— liuslness Improves. People : Mr. and Mr 1 '- Jnckinnn, llnrold Sisters. Neff nnd Mlllrr, Clnysou 41rehestrn and moving pictures. Ni.Tt:. — The unusual high waler the pa't week seriously Interfered with Court land Ilenrli uud Lnke Mnnnwn. hut the grounds ure dry iikiiIii. nml they, with Krug Pa1'. DARLING, DOUBT ME STILL! A great descriptive song— beautiful meioilv. YOU'LL FORGET ME WHEN I'M PAR ' AWAY* i Due ballad written only as HARRY S. MILLKR can write one. THE SWEETEST MOMENT OF ALL. Aimtlier line ballad by HARRY S. MILLER that •* la a heftdllner. THAT'S AS FAR AS IT "WENT. Just the Jollleet Jolly long ever written. A SHANGHAI SHUFFLK-Hanci: Schrittlsche " a ■ — ■« I,. ~!. aha* »li n Hot anil snn.l t,,r- •■ I WHEN fWUIOn COMB'. | 1MSU _. : FOR YOU. .. i "'" ?ef«lpllvesoiiB Wan wrlltan lij BRENNEN anil STORY, authors of "Ring Bonn the Curtain. I Can t Sin* Tn-nlghl," "The Song I Heard One Sunday Morn, ' and other rantoits hits. Hi great and a sure winner. A SWEETHEART OF A BOY IK HI. I 1.. An unlicalalilc Soldier Song— vou can almost hear the tramp of feet. MY CUBAN UUEEN. Niels lirowu's greatest descriptive song. Re- member he wrote "Oloomv flits," "Every llarkev Had a Raglan On,' - and others. UNCLE JOSH s|>|tl CKHY's MARCH, Hot • is an all slar array nt song.- ul i'\ err description list. A Mini'li ot 'cm by II ARIt, S. II 1 1. 1, Kit. anile. r Carefully look over the list and send for whatever you cau use; ai the same time enclose loc. price of 10c. each. Addreaa WHERE A TENDER VOW WAN PLIC1IITED. The truih-resL sweetest snug ever written l>v Barker. It's a go. MY CAROLINA BELL. A Conn song with a great awing, not ragged. COME LET YO' BABY IN. A ragged Cooii Song thai bM 'Cm all agoln'. WHAT IS LOVE WITH LOVED ONES FAR AWAY. A descriptive yong that is making good- has a line nicloriv. A FEW GOOD INSTltUMENTALSi PAN-AMERICAN SCIHITrisCllK. lo cover cost or mailing. If you wink Orchestrations add So. fur each. PASSION PLAY FILMS— Two HCts, with slides, Posters etc. Prices low. HARDACH A Co., 80!) Filbert, I 'hlla. , Pa it IF 1 COULD CALL YOU MINE AIIAIV. Ouc«r Favor's best luillad*. It's making gnnil.too- yv love is cm mux.. A high class aoug. KITTY UK V. A pathetic Waltz Song thai Is bound In hold rum audience. THE FACE THAT I SAW IN THE WATEII. A descriptive song— tine words and inclnclr. IN THE DELLS OF KILLARNEY. A good ul. I Irish song Hist liaa 'eiu all heatcn, It's tin real thing. IMI.K SAMIIOS AIIHIVAL-I ake Walk. Performer* and dealers sit Me WANTED O.UICK,Vcrsatlle Medicine Come- dian that plays banjo and organ. Will pay you til and expenses If you arc worth It. show in full" Stop at hotels. State full particulars first letter No boozers tolerated. Ticket it not loo far. liR.OEQItGE EMERSON. Alvordton, Ohio. WANTED AT ONCE-NOVELTY ACTS. \o tickets. Join on wire. ' MO DERN MEDICINE CO., Cold Smith, Indiana, WANT TO BUY Musical Novelty Instru- ment). State exact condition and LOWEST price. Also want Song Slides, quick. Friends, am still get ling good long grcon. Address L. II. COOPER. Siimmerford, Madison Co.. Ohio, WANTED AT ONCE— Hood Dramatic Peo- ple, ladles and gentlemen, In all lines; also Speclnl- Hcs, Picture Machine. Mention all first letter. sultry sure. Must Join on wire. JKAVON9 STOCK CO., Verona, Pa. SONG SLIDES (new), lute acts, *6 per set. Films, 4, 6 and 6 cts. per foot. Lists mailed. HARRAOH A CO., Rim Filbert. Phlla.. Pa. TWENTY DOLLARS CASH for 208ft. or ion. Side Wall, 43 Poles and 84 Hickory Iron Hand Stakes. Side wall roped. Poles painted blue. He quic k. DR. CEP. EMERSON. Alvoraton, 0. FOR SALE— New Balloon, 75x160, and 30ft. 1'araclinlc, 1*5; i man Oas Balloon Net, $15; Para- chute Cannon, 115; Oas Balloon Valve, $5. Ascen- sions furnished Iiabor Hay open. CAPT. J. W. I'ltlOE, Aeronaut and Bal.oon Maker, 4'.) w. 2stlt St., N. T. City. AVANTED— I want to buy second hand Rolling tllobe; must be in good shape and cheap for cash; slso want second hand Serpentine Skirt and lan- tern slides. Address W. V. TIBB1LS, 1313 Main St., Kiowa, Kan. THEATRICAL Printing— The Schtnaiz Pig Co.. W ouster, O., 10,0003X9 Dodgers for $3.uo net; in coo i \.\4 Coupon tickets for $2. "5 net. AT LIBERTY— Till- filBBS FOUR; HILLY •nil MAY, Comedy Sketch Artists; M AHJUHIEand MEM, Neat and Character Singing and Dancing Turns. All change for week stands. Address OIBBS FOUR, Oxford, N. S. (•'OR SALE— Pullman Sleeper, tart, long, ;; •laic rooms, sleep and eat, 30 people, small bag- gage room and kitchen. Will sell tor tl.ooo. In gd shape; worth $2,500; bargain: must sell tit nncc. CLARK BROS., Christop her, III. De RUE BROS.' IDEAL MIN8TRELS- wauted at once, Double Bass ami Tuba, second violin, double alto; Agent, other I'seful People, write. Address l)K Rl E BROS., as Per Route. EDISON KINETOSCOPE, Universal or Exhibition; also Films ami Song Slides wanted. HARHACH & CO., Hut) Filbert, I'lilla., Pa. FOR SALE— Tent, 30x60, Murray make, used -' weeks, brand new; Slakes, Poles, Stage, 12x14; Draw Curtains, Dressing Rooms, Marquet, ready tor business; 3 Push Pole Top. Must sell quick. Reason, am going to lonale. Crab quick, bargain; »I25. P. S.— Also e Lights and Prop. Box. Frank R.rlsmler, care tiolden tialc Sample Room, Evclcth, Aliou. WANTED, for Al. Soller's New r.T.C. Co., characters: fcva, Topsj, Ophelia, Phlneas; Musi- elans. Young Olrls who cau Sing, Dance and Cake «Hlk, wrile; state lowest Balary In Ursl letter. Address AL. SOLLHR, care or C. Burt, Broadway The atre Building, New York clly. PIANO PLAYERS I "Hluls on Transposing and the Vaudeville Bttsluoss." Special Summer price, 2.1C1S. Invaluable lo those entering the business and lo Professional us well. OEO. W. BREUKER, Fr eehold. X. J. fOR SALE — .Sketches for Musical Chil- dren and one or two ndults. UKK, UiL' Man- liBltan Ave.. New York Clly. N. Y. KOR SALE.— First offer gels II. KM* Wall lullll. ^iiOft., 10ft. wall poles, 5 lengths ti High scats, tenia, lumps, new stage, etc. Can be seen neur N. Y. tiltAlIAM, 79 North 7lh St., 1'iilerson, N. .I. AT LIBKIl'I'V, THAI' l)IU MMIllt. yuipunla Drums and full line or up-lo-ilnle raps, lo years 1 experience. Address W. JUNES, care ot Joseph 10. Hurt-hard. Neptune Ave., bet. 1st and 2d Sts„ Coney island, N. Y. WANTED, lo ltuy Uhiek Top, size about. ••"x.O. win, 8ft. Wall. Will p:iv cash. .Must be UumI Xo old lent. Don't niamtmaml. I'll nil lu llrst. OR. A. CHRISTY, niimns, .Mo., Chirk County. CAMERAGnAPH Mol.on Picture Machine; also Films, Song Slides, etc., wanted. . T.J. HARBACH, SOD Filbert, Phlln., Pa. FOR BALE— Sew White Moire Sllkotone serpentine Dress, $8: 2U Colored Kirccts, $4; pair Mela Side Tables, $8: Black AH Oullll,$lK; lot "r Tricks, cheap; lot or Films, Cc. per foot, some colored. Enclose stamp, or no answer. Mrs. »m.. Curl, 284 Court SI., Rochester, X. Y. P. S— ■ joiin b. Crahatii, send my films at nnce.— Bob. FOR SALE— Handsome Thoroughbred While rrcitch Poodles, cither sex, $20. Address B. L. BOYER. m Nectarliic Ave.. Harrlsburg. P- SKElCHES.TrKVesllcs, llurlcsqucs,ctc..wrlt. i l ..^i?£'.'. er - ' '"fulsli only I lie best original work. _ JQSBrH KERSHAW. sai Bilttouwood.St..Phllii. DISENGAGED FOR WINTER STOCK CO., SCENIC ARTISTS. J. P. CAHILL and SON, Itellh'a Tlieatro, Provlilence. MU8IC ARRANGED, COMPOSED, ETC. A -SRETSMAR. 412 E. 15th St.. New York . WAITED— Assistant Boss Canvas Man, for Small lent: must be sober. Address J. M. II ALKY. ?f">'s»v»s Man, CKO. II. ADAMS' HIMITY JLLJILli ": Sro ro " lc "' Ob ' PI'KH. _ FOR SALE, BOft. Round fop "nil I'll. Side Wall, liouil eondilliiii. Tem up at , , , Cannel, N.' Y., unili Jnlv 2T. _AiHIrusj.__ MANAGB H SHOW. WAHTED-Two Good, A No. I Bill Posters", , ., For Country Routes. ■>■ II. I'AKMIIIIV. tleiienil Ateul Ti-rn's I ii-le Ti. iii's 1'iil.ln" IV. WM'KI.I.H. Ii>\\.\ WANTED-First Class Lady Musicians on All ivsritiMKN-rs. for lady oiiciif.stra. Address MISS A. CI.KAII. aas s. Jeuewon Ave., St. Louis, Mo. FRANK LAVARNIE, Jnsl Closed Successful Season of 16 Weeks as BUNKER ItLiss, the Strenuous American, in the Original Production or "The Earl and the Girl" Go. in America, AT LIBERTY FOR HEROIC LEADS or EMOTIONAL, OLD UKVTS. Mrs. Frank Lavarnie srra jessie li skijr, IJInlfi li. Churn tei .. Com. iltmii... JOINT t'NGACEMRNT ONLY. Inciucslloncd re- llaUHltj and experience. All letters to FRANK LAYAKNIE, No. 2UW. 34t h »U . New York \A/ A NTED QU I C K , CBABAGTER WOI&I, HEAVY BAN, BAN FOB BENBBAL BULiHESS. Prefer those dolngspeclaliles or playing hrnss: ALSO BABITONE PLAYCB, To diiuhtc Stage or orehcslni. Slate lowest. Wn pay all. Week slumU. IIELACOOIt A FIHLUS, Cnluiiiliia Clrjr. Ind. lonirDuni! ili.ii lx bound tioulr run. Look nrer ih« 'A Cruel lll.«s,".''Slie Lives in Alabama" mid nthe, j. A SOLDIER'S FATE. A 24 Siillllrr SoliK. Illellsof the linysivhiiweio willing, Inn did not gel arhancetiingtii tor llielr country. (OHK TO MY HEART. A rapttrallng valla song with lino meUuiv and winds. IV IIY.OONK DAVS. A putlirlle wall/. Hung by HAIiKF.lt- line or In. best. AN I WANDER, lUlll.IVti .IESSIK. 'KEATII THE SA1I AM) \VHISC«.ll- ISO PINKH. A ballad that Is n winner. AMERICAN COXUI'EHOH-Mnrch. inplled wllh regular sale eoples ul an titlKiilui-li.ri- nOY MUSIC CO., YVnuregun, Conii. Moving Picture Men. As I am going over the same roule Hie second time, I will sell lor 10 dollars ench the following films slightly used: Moonshiners, Lubln's Holy Clly and Bunk Robbery, Clodcrcba and chicken Thter. Will send one or nil 0. O. D. on receipt or t '• to guarantee cxpros charges. J.C. DUGOINS. hook Sprlms Wyo. YV\MTK», SS" m\mm weniiiw co.. Leader Band and Orchestra, Small Irish Coined inn fur "Maliincr," Small Character Comedian, A I Dutch Comedian. Preference given thine doubling brass. Lung season. Pay own. Others, write utilck. Ml DUE LAWMAN. Suite H I, ( irand Opera llou>e lllfl f.. UH IUAUO. AT LIBERTY, Willard Robertson CHARACTERS nml JUVEIVII.ES. Past scasoas Cook, church and Itennett Uoulion Cos. Com pel cut ami re' table. Address care or GKMRU DELIVERY, ((OSTOMY. EDISON TRAIN BOBBEBY - $65 EDI80N TRIP TO THE BOON $55 Six reels ot miscellaneous, mostly comic, al 8 els. per rt , all in tine coiidtrmi; 4t)xm black Tent, %m; 40 H. Elce.tiie Tlicntrc Froul, with paintings, fi.i. Any pari of Hie hImivc seni Willi privilege or ex- amination by sending deposit lo oorar express charges I" American Bxpiess Co.. liar UnrlHjr, Jle. C. E. LINDALL, ll.ii Harbor, Mr. LAWTON, OKLA, Sealing cap. Low. Population lu.non. « NEW OPERA HOUSE • ' Everything new. Modem tliriuigluiiit. I', s. Regimental I'osL .'■ Diverging 11. H. For oaaja time, good attractions address A. L. RAMSEY. Mmmgor. FRANCES J. MWUSG, EBOTIONAL LEADS. STOOK, ONE PIECE OR nEPJ-:itTOIRK." A dd reis BOX H<4, Spring V'slley, II I . RARE PICTURES QWg 100 small and two large ones. |1 nolo or stamps. S. RKUKNAflEL.Naclif, Munich I, licrmaiiy. Colored CORNETTIST OPEtV FUR KNUAGBMEajTS. MRS. ROUT. WRHIHT, 3TJ4M1. Vernmi St., Phllailelpliia, Pa, AT LIBERTY, Lecturer and Office Worker. Snbii-y or percentage, IS years' exper'encc. Sober. Kecjillrf ticket. IMIOF. MAIJIllTTUS, IJOa John Street. C'lneliinall. Ohio. A1S. and II. BLACK FACE COMEDIAN; cbsnuc ror week; must be good ami know your place. Olhcrs write. DR. Lor KOSTELLl), franklin, III. ERWOOD Wants Pianist, igent and KKPERTOIKE PKliPLB. Tl.o-e doing Specialties and playing brass preferred. ' K. J. EIIWOOD, Fiilloria. Ohio. For Sale, Set of Very Fine German Tympanies Also Stands, llatiimers, CMtrW sligblly lined: ror cash $U0; cost*l«>. IIARHY PICKAHD, Proctor's 12.MIi St.. Tlicntrc. New York. WANTED— A Musical Team, Silent Acts. Must change for week. Turners, write at once. Will buy Song Slides and Films. Address M Ol'EHN RF.M EH Y CO.. Walerfo rd. F.r le (> .. Pa. Wantod, medicine Performers of All Kinds Those lliat plar organ given preference. Money posltlvclv sure. Write -r wire quick. Address Clifton lU'ineity C'l.- lluiiiboi'ii , Cotos Co., in. Wanted", "Property Wan To lloiiblc llass Drum. SCENIC ARTIST. Double Sialic. Slale lowest llrst Idler. J.S. liAHSIHK, E. Rochester, It. F. I '.. No. a. Ohio. VAUDEVILLE 6MEIIETIES, Novelty Acts, UONOIiKII'KS AND SKETCHES, wrllteii. iir rungeil nml |inidined. HIINT.MSI K, i.l'iSI. Jsnii- Hl.i'.iH'M ii ill. I '.•lb M.l \r* »"it WANTLE, All 'Round Medicine feitonnurs. A I IMiino lia'er S»l:in Hi'-IOBb-. l -« •lniibl". I nay all. Ilckel-- H--. Tell nil )•« dn In llr.-t teUWi JACK AHSULli, Cauast'.da, s. Dak. GET THE SLIDES For the Beautiful Illustrated Story Ballads, "THEY ALL SPOKE WELL OF YOU" AND "LIGHTS Or HOME," My the Famous Writer, AL. TR&HERN. and your success will be assured. la Splondid Views, $3.oii per set. THEY ALWAYS "HIKE GOOD" Professional copies rrce lo recognized sing- ers. Orchestrations lorts. each. Also try our Famous Songs. "J I 'ST A I'lUTI'ltB OF YOC" and •'MY SUNIICRST tlLY.i' C. L. PAIITKE HIIISIC CO,, 23 EnstWihSt., New- York City. WANTED, for BROWN'S UNITED SHOWS, People In all branches or CIRCUS and VAU1JE- MLLfc Bl'HINESS; must do two or more acts. State what you do In llrst. MUSICIANS for boll, No. l and No. 8 Shows. New Circus Property for sale of every description rroiu CLOWN CARTS to HAND WAQONS, Teuw all sizes, irom isxlB lo laixi'Su. brand new and waterproof. Anything wanted ror Tent shows we have. V. I), drown, 717 S. Beech St., Syracuse. N. Y. "WAIVTISO, FOR STERLING'S UNCLE TOM'S CABIN CO., Man for Marks, Aclors who double Urass: Musi- cians of All Kinds; Baritone, aulek. Moil Dennis, write. Slimmer and Winter sea>rui. Two cur Show. MRS. IDA WASIIIHHN, llayslmre, L. I., in; Sayvlllo to, Isllp ai, Ainltyvllle St, FrcoportJJ. Per, address, -j;o W. anth St., New YorkCllv. Wnlter AT LIBERTY. For Winter Season, M0K5T.CLII1E Stella Lighiniog Character Clmngc Arllsls. Hiirlcsiiue, Farce Comedy. Drama; both play narls. Ilvs|ioiisi- blc iiiniiiigcrs only a , REPERT01EE PEOPLE In all lines quirk, balance irf Suipuicr and regu- larsoasoti. Strong Vaudeville Act I* feature ai once. HEN I'. MACK STOCK CD., Sherbrimk,-. Canada, July n-'JO. AT lTllIBRTV, (>irin« lo Deull. of AVIfe, CHARLES BESLY, quiiini lllack Fac>' Comedian and Banjoisl. Cood act lietween the ads In I train in lc Co, or good single act auy place, or would double with good Black Face Man to prodiii-« good black face acls with new Ideas. Address CHAHLES IIF.SLY, National nouccrlCo., Kecno. New llaiiipshln WANTED, A VERSATILE SKETCH TEAM. Musi be voting, good b mklng, lady and gentlc- tiiiiu, giioii iMuilriiiiu on and OIL Must slug and dance (singles and doubles), wink In acls, able lo change lor two weeks. Must make good to stay. Write vour lowci-l. and nil particulars. " THE CONT1NKN1AI. RKHRHY CO., Posoyvlllc, lu ll., week of i;;i;rlillii,ltnt., to follow. ~WAITE0, PEOPLE IN All LINES FOR UNCLE JOSH SPRUCEBY. Heavy Man, playing liritMf Character Man, play- ing cornel, bats anil mini, and oilier People. Pay own hold. Address I). II. LEVIS, 151'jTriliilH- Uhllf., Chicago. FOR S4LE-SL01 3IACHIAES 01 all klmLs, cheap. Uood as new. All gu.iriiii leed. Also have all kluds'nf Ploliirc Machines, Mntosciipcs mid Wuilitig iiig Scales, Mills, Swinging Punching Hairs, cheap. Apply I'llAMv .nil II vt,. SSI W. Biiltluiorc St., linn iiii.ii !■. Mil. WAHTED QUICK. FOR AT SUNRISE" GO. Character Woman and Juvenile Man. Musi dospeclalilcs. Tell nil In llrst Idler. Semi plmlos. oilier use.rul people, wrlic. No tickets. Address IIENHY lll'FFMAN, Prnp'r and Mgr.. Stiillun A, Coliiliibu-, Ohio. AT L.IBKRTY, MR. EDMUND FLYNN, Character, Comedy and Juvonilei. iicsponslble Managers address Mn WAI.SITST., Kansas City. Mo. Police Patrol Two Step Hit. Two encores sure. Orchesir. rree. ( 2c. pn stsge-l KltKT.S MAK.4ia E. l.'.tli SI.. N. V. VMTEt, MEDICINE PEOPLE, Sketch Team Who lan i-liauKc lor week. Silent Acl Hiat nil change often. Other u»efol peopic. write. Address MODERN REMEDY CO., oil Clly, Pa. GYMNAST. WANTED— lining Lady or i:irl fur Aerial Ail. Will lench'wlllliig iitiiHleitr. Addnss ERIE, care of N. V . ILII'PEK . Wanted, Medicine Performers of All Kindr. organ Players, write. Ilolels. fia single, i:m dmble. I'm vuilrown. Willi- atib-t. JAI'aNEsC MEH. I'll . ll<: ISie.'fceiii liliie HI II Wui ii.-, 1,'UI IN*. \\. 04 UlatfNiiuil, Pleasi! jt.-nd Vour Aildn-.m I" P. C. Meliose. rare liuiiiuin ft Hull.-j Clrcii-. Am pet Koute lu CUlTJSlt. WANTED AT ONOE, TALENTED LADY ISICi For established net, thai plays Cortiol anil Saxo- phone. Singer preferred. Indefinite engagement. Slate full particulars, wllh phntos. Aildrcsii MUSICIAN', care of ltEAUAV, al57 N. Clark St„ Clitcago, 111. Comedy Acts Wanted. FEW MORE AUOCMT WEEKS OPEN ON HELLER CIRCUIT OF PARKS. Must be Comedy Acts, clean and rcllncd. Slale very lowest sulury. Address HELLER A- OLAIHNII, Hook i ne Malingers. lid s KelllCs Tli ea tro H lilg., I'lilla., Pa . WAN TED.~ For REPERTOIRE Under canvas, limul luannili- People, Leading Man and Woman, must have wardrobe and ability: Oood Heavy Man, Mnu for Props, and Small Parts, Full Hand and Orchestra. Hand Lender. Orchestra Leader, 'I it hit and Hntililc Has), Snare Drummer, wllh traps, for Orchestra. Two weeks stands. Stop hotel*. Pay own. Salary every Wed. All season work. Novurclose. Address FRANK M.VNO OLI). lie n. Ilel.. Jo pll n, Mo. WANTED, People in All Lines of the Repertoire Business. Musi have Rep. experience. Those doing spe- cialties glvcu pretcreiice. Musician- thai ibniiiin stage ur orchestra; II O. I .eider. ALL FIRST LETTER. Don't misrepresent. I pav all. C. W.OI.'i, liny Marl Co., I'arniersburg. Ind., week or Julrhl BjiHivan, ind., reek of Jul) m. I ATxiBERTyT *1 NELLIE BATTELLE,; ; JUVENILES. HEAVIES, illAIIATEIIS. > I Wardrobe, Ability ami Apnenmare. itlsh) ( clmrnclers prcferieil. Addri's- > ? ■.•:r.i SI'HINt: ST.. Meilfurd, Mass. J One sun. Tup. ehiut)i; CI lengths lu Her Scuts, II lengths Reserved Seats, Pules, Slakes, Falls, I ItollliiK tllobe, I Loup the Loop Monk, compli'le. AT 1.1 IIK11TY— Troupe of Polllcs. bug-, (ioals. Trapeze Performer, Coiiiorlioiiln. Make good or no salary. Have my mvii ear. HARRY L.K.WI8, Sluoianilonh, I'n. wifi"-jwiii"fi\; Also SPECIALTY PEOPLE, for LA VEBNA MOORE STOCK CO. AddrcBs III TCIIINS, lllllmln'e, Ind. FOR SALE CHEAP. nouis; 3ii»i» ii h^iiii-« no i\ inns, i.iKins, nit, iii-ss, Klegniii llhig Cutb. I.'iillonns nml mher prnpnrt). F. W. F AI.KNEH, ll- tl llroailway, Now I o ik Clly . MONT PETERS Jtlfit closed a picii-titii and prolllnble season wllh I'lT/.i.EllALH. Viili.b vllle. in Join E. II. LOHtl .1 CO. I would like lo hour I nun same good PAR MAN lor nt.M .en-mi. I'eriiiHiiciiliut., KOWLEIt. lud. WANTED, FEMALE IMPERSONATOR For Farce Comedy,' 10 don bio Dinln. .Three nlglil Htlltllls. Sllllll CO-lll IUI1 [llllltll, WILLIS IlltOS.. Friilli|,iei, iirisiul, It. I. WANTED COLORED FEMALE SINGERS anil DANCERS. : Must have experience. For No. 'J Company. IILACK I'AT'TI 1 IKH ItAIXIt Its. V OBI.CKEL A NDLAN, r.'U Wiisl 4Jth SL. N. Y. WANTED QUICK, FIRST GLASS GENERAL IM'SINESS MAN Willi Strong Line ol Spculalllcs. Also Al CHARACTER W O.MAN Willi flood hpe- chillies. Olllcrs, write. Mii-i lulu ul unci:. Address A. X. IMlWIHSH. Kvans CHr, Ph. fheElileTfieatre. D * , ioS , *°" T Aflet having bcoii closed, WILL OI'KN A I'll. II. Heady lo bonk r'li.-t Clasn Vamlevllli. .lei.-.. * Address HI once, II. A. hOI HN'l. Mali nger. ' W A ri T K D, COMEDIAN or GEN. BUS. MAR Who can dlrecl It. It. Park. Will Cnii-kel, wrlle. IIAIIHY E. HI'MPIIHEY. Woodstock, OlihiMn, Can. WANTED, ALL AROUND PERFORMERS. f'omedliiiis. SlngLig iiii'l Itiniiliig Soulirel Ii-h. Novell.c Acls I Tiling'- fur ono week. Work in null nroiinil N. Y. Clly. TIckelH If MFC know vou Address lieo.ll Saiidi-i-a.Koulh Aiiibov,N..L At Liberty, II. W. iLUIl^II, Operator Willi machine anil "cvcral l,0oofl. flint, or wllliotil; loin ul oncemiywlii-re. Addn-js Carer TEI). SPARK s, Aireni. Kiiii-h- (lit. Mo waith-a ■». mrsi TIAI To pill on mil and play iiliinn. CLIFTON ft l-.M. VI). NO. -'. UK. »V. II. HALL. Mill., Eolla. Mil P. S. - Rex and Dimple, write. Large Net, abotil tnx.Wl.; ul u. olhei sl/.es. Mu-i In- In good condilion. Apply siiAt'l.Ls. I':.' Illolillluil. I'.. ".in N>> I. Ne.i loll COWBOY HATH. I ion- i» f.'in nub 'r in. Hi. .mi i'.iwiiih ilui-. NKU Win ml e fin lor Ike ten. IIILI.l AN(lEK'tTU,Hi»WiiljiulSl. r Plilla , Pa. "W A I* A JT B> r> , T0DI8P08E0FLEA8E0F A BiEVV YORK THEATRE License nil luilil, | ( i responsible anrty, m- will lake aui'li ii limn ns imiiner to eo'nilu.i (he house. Address TTIKATHi:. In,,, .if I'l.ll'plIR WANTED, run Jordan Dramatic Co.. LKAIII.Nll MAN.IIKNEIIAI. HUSINE5S MAN mid CHAIIACTF.R MAN. Address .LIMITS A. FEI.'IV .Inriiiui Slinw Prlntltig Co., ;,-, Plymtiulli Phicc. Chicago, III. Man for Murks, Woman fur Tup-",, Child lor Kvn Mnslcliitis. Iloiite I. ii urn. t)„ -ji ;' Plensiuil lllli ■.';'. Covlnglnn M, \'cr-.iilile» -if. l.tiNtj Minis. WANTED, BLACK FACE COMEDIAN, Must be At Singer and Dancer ami cliatigu [i r weuk. oilier vorsiilllc people trim double iuhm , write. Till- Is the neiiiest nml uiusl iu,ui|ilele Men Slum In dm Easioru Mutes; neier iiloi-cil iii lour years. Salary sure: abilo lowest; all ilr-i. Ibui'l misrepresent. Nmii-khi-. .lulu on win-. _ CHAS, .1. WALSH. Allien-, N. V. WANTED- -.WISES OARXBT THBATBE, •roi.t;i)o, iiiiio, Aerial Acls, sialcrTcams, Skelcli Tcuins mill Sin gle l.udli'H. Il.illispecliinv iindslniik. Lung en gageiimul In Al Slock People. limine never closes; open (lie yeur round. Wire or virile. JOHN A. WISE, Pri>|irleiiir ami Mutineer, Mtirkei Theatre, Toledo, Ohio. .. , WANTED QUICK, LEADING MAN TO HlllKlt I lie I'oskihli.;. COMEIH.VN WITH SPECIALTIES: ALSO DTI I El! PKOPLE imd VAIIlEMLLi: ACTS. Summer sloi-k and IVlulcrscssoii. FIIANKJIICH, llyile Park Tltualre, Austin, Tev Wanled at Once, for McDonald Stock Go., Mull lor llenvle-. Mint lor Hell 'I llilsiuess, Wi men lor Juvenile and Inni-mm, Violin Plnyer lu douiiie Ibiriiouc nr Trninliimr, Cornel Plaier In double li.i'td nml DiTbesirii: Ibofe doubling Hints iriteii ■ he prrrerencc st inc. salary, lutylng mvn liuind. Tioelsliillui rigiti. pcii|ile; ilon't mtsieiuesi in. AlhlHHW IL W. MrlMINALI), Fliri'nee, I. ill. Nil I'lCK II) nlANAIlKitN. THREE IRWINS At Liberty After July ID, For Parka ur UumI Chens. If vou have tin lililllev. limit Wllle. .Mile. Il'wlli, lllull wl|.- ble.i ele • Win. .1. Invhi. Ill his pyramid lietnl blllnuclliu ltll|ie/.c: KIII.V Mil; I 111 III. Hi Inn wniiilerful iiiulnriliiii nit. Tlo'eo good ii'l ■. AHH Wll. .1. IIUVIN, I'. II., SI. I^.uls, Mo. WAN-TED, P-OW LOWER Y BROS.' SHOWS lii.od Win- n nlker. Single Traps or long Act. I'nnloribiiilHl; abmlbHiri Miislcul Act ror ■ oiiee,i. Single or Ooiihln, All liiusi dn iwiiiii inole liirni nml be ri'iily to join al onrr. No rancy -ulaib i paid: iiuitiey sure. Aildiitas HEii. it LOWER I'. ill. I .'annul. Pa., no, v.1; liordi.ii. Pa , •.'liuiul ;M. WANTED, A First Class Conintly Bnr Perf'ormor, One who enu dn aerbil liars. This acl ivoiki Win ter and Hiiminer. Add. WAL'IT'.lt S . I.INsLF 4 , cure ol llatgtiuoes 1 HhtiW, ilulivliiii, UL, ^. V.. July ill; l-'in- Itoc-kiiivar. L. I. ."-'; Iiec|i.ui, L. 1.,'Jl. WANTED, for fllMlVftrn IIISAN-VHU CO., MAN nml WOMAN In dn Paris anil S|iei lulliei. Other ll|.|iuriulic Penplc, write. Week July IV, llolgiilf, Oliln; week July HI, Wiiiihciiii, Ohio '''' " LljnNVjVAIV. I WITH STARTLING FRONT, Can he allow n in (MM lent: u«f girls with show if ile-lrcil. Price J. •■on, CLAIIENCE FAHO. hide Mn.lv Piiliilcr, lo Houd Slrrel, N. V. 1*1, JJLT ubYhti7" S For iiiM-ra, Miinlcnl Cumeily or First Clasa Lo" Jiailon Aiblre.H MEL PAF, J No. :« Van Ncrh Ave.,Chivelaud, Olilu. ewiro -TflB" ^E VK8- -.-Biaimf lllgli I'lssu Skelcli anil .Musical Art Ms; liniknil: great till. Eastern iiigts.iind liooking ugenia whim tug good ml, we are .mining lint' win. Will until! yon in la.lPrtat w hen at III.. WANTED, Good Singer, PLAY HAN.ft) (lit til ITAII. to Sllig on in mil id Tralii llobbery Mlmw. No lioo/.er. AH III Urtt teller. HHAKE A \ .MICE, B Congress St., tiraitge, Mas*. ForSaF- fe7ts^O~xToor60Tl4F607r50, sn.vIM), HKIK. tio.xIWi, onxl'li, ttUKiilo, IWixlo'i; ; undo Her iiilte S...... Al\ Hiir/'iiln*. PEARL VANiNorllivllle, S. V. BAND AND OBGHUSTRA LEA DEB. opening for good man. Hand mid orchestra, llicutn-aiid park. Aibliei.- MIKHIAN. Ibi'. H.'i. SiTioiloii. Ph. LADIES' BUBLESQDK DBE88ES. llgbl IIiihii- l'('-le HrcHses, Hal-, Shi lies, ulc, lnnr luiv-iiiiil loniglrN': alsos Sntltil ichso«. Clieap. HILLY AS'iElltiTII, ins Walnut St., I'lilla., Pa. fflBWltH^llcmiST. i ittnli < . i Minis, i'f.iia hi , -.v. fei.i, ..■ .i.iln Ave, I'olunii.iii, him,,. M.\ltlO.\l'.'l' I'l.A Yl'lll, Nun "ill. llll'l, I'iiINIiioiiIIi. N. ||. Kiiiiv Inb, HANDMA.s'i'KR REINi.WALli, 550 THE NEW YORK CL.IPPEB. Jui/r 22. ALL, OVR FILMS COM» WITH KID TITLKI, AND SHOW OUR I'll A I) £ HARK. PAT HE FILMS CLASS A. 13 Cents Per Foot. SELLING AGENTS, KLEINE OPTICAL CO. VJ Stale Street, CHICAGO, ILL. MILES BROS., 116 Turk Street, BAN FRANCISCO, ML, YOUNG TRAMPS ■ ■ I W LICENSE - - - ■ |W On account of "Dupes," made in Philadelphia, our Films must ehow on their perforations the name, "PATHE FREKES, Paris, 1905." cmiME. with 350 uHiHM. PATHE CINEMATOGRAPH CO., 42 E. 23d Street, New Yor k. SENSATIONAL I m BTTE X>, :: h'Olt :i FENBERG STOCK CO. (IIMO.) Al REPBKTOIRE PBOPI/E. LKAUI.VU LADY (who Isaa Fin* W»r. PKOP1.K IN ALL MNEK, write, availing unolos mill slutlug all Ural letter. Aslflrtum V * UKO. M. KKNBkllU, Manager, 14 UK llruu iln u, . N. Y. City. :ASON I90S ANI 'oe, The Oscar F. Cook Majestic Stock Company. I iidouliledl)' I In- BKST IN HF.PERTOIHR. SUPERB SAND AND ORCHESTRA. Some Open Time for Live Repertoire Cities. minmnn in AsfrlV f'tr liiilunce of Summer and Whiter season, LKAHKIt IIP ORCHESTRA. TTAHlbU Al UnUb, Dim who doubles llurlioui; preferred. SKCON1) VIOLIN, In iloulile Sulu Alto or TrumlHilii-. MUSICIANS, who piny parts or iln MMnalW . ADVANCE MAX, i-upulde of Imndllnir au mmmi "i™ i» islness In i-lty nine- kEaMkII VAUDEVILLE ACTS. OOOI) ACTORS. WHITE. NOTICK —Till-* ml. has appeared often. WIIV- llii-aiise you miisi make good here. Send photos ami lull particulars Ural Inter. Andn-ss CA1U. W. COOK, nuslaeiu Manager. *"" Minion, luil., week July 17; South Bend ::4. F*OR TMI AUBREY STOCK CO. GOOD LOOKING LEADING MAN, HEAVY WOMAN, CHARACTER OLD MAN, SOUBRETTE and INGENUE, SMS? Aililrena ROOMS MOI-IOia, 1411a UruatHvay, N. Y. OPENING OF SEASON. Star Theatre, Ildiniltora, Canada, WILL OPEN THE REGULAR SEASON MONDAY, SEPT. 4. FIRST CLASS VAUDEVILLE ACTS WANTED ■.'tilt OPP.NINO U'KKK AMU I.ATKR. ONLY « PKKPOIt,IANCKS A roil urr.ni"" WKKK. NO HIUI SHOWS. Address J- C. APPLETON. Manager. Nrw York Oltlri-i Kniiiii III, SI. .liin.es llull.llsig. NOTE— This In Jusl Oic plan- to tirvak your Jump between N. V. C. ami Chicago. You can work Sunday elllier plan! anU make lluiiilllon loropeiiliiK performance. FOR THEATRES and PRODUCTIONS. Ii»vtm1oriiii.ailtMtli* Slngi- RflYr.it mitl Airii-.orlcN. ARC LAMPS. STAGES and SPIDER POCKETS, ELECTRIC SIGNS, Etc. USilVtnoAL LIGHTING CO., KL1EGL BROS., Props. Broadway and 38th St. MUSICIANS, SINGERS and PERFORMERS WANTED, FOIt HI HENRY'S MINSTRELS, HKIIKAIIHALS IIKOIN AMI. 1. SKASON OHHM Al O. a, Aililn »s till, MIHAM lll'.MlY, Mi.ninlll House, ClliellgO, III, UNCLE JOSH PERKINS, OOMPANI Heavy Veil to TuliaiirTromlioiie: Charai-ter Comedians wills Specially, in iHmiili> In Maud: Tuba or Bin Hone, iloiililol'latio; Wi-n for Josh, iiiitsiilo siroiur specialty: singing and Dancing Soabretle, .Biiriione Leading Woman Slate lowest siilary; pay own. Aililri-* iinlck. II. 11. FttA/.KK, 9 riyiiioiiih I'lni-u, Chliugo. III. SHIELDS RADIUM LADY! FEATURE! ACTS serp, A NIGHT ON THF. OCKAN, special feature Willi IIAIUIREAYES" Sll ' r'KAMi LKFFKI., a. Pssr Kosile or All F BOW. Address list Class Agent.. PROCTOR'S ENTERPRISES. F. F. PROCTOR, Soli Proprietor and Mtnig.r. I. AUSTIN FYNE8, Gintril Minigir. 6 BEAUTIFUL THEATRES 6 De-rote* to Hrls«< Hatertalasaeat. Proetor'a litis A»«. Theatre, Proctor's *y« Bt. Theatre, rroctor'a CMta It. 1 kratre, iTorlur'i 120th HI. Theatre, Proetor'a Newark Theatre, Procter's Ukaiy Theatre. PROCTOR'S STOCK CO. But Plays and Best Vaudeville. INSTRUCTIONS TO ARTISTS BOOKED: *". rilot of acta: complete "prop" Hit; correct I got plot; It you open or close la ooe; EXACT time of acta, and of "close Id;" bill- Inr for newspapers aod programmes; and CLEAN PIIOTOORAPHS for LOBBIES TWO WEEKS lu ADVANCE Or' OI'ENINU DATE AT EACH HOUSE, addreeslog KESIUENT MANAGEIt. KAILDKE TO COM PLY with these INSTRUCTIONS WILL SUBJECT AKT19T3 to the RISK OF CANCELLATION. VAUDEVILLE KEHEAU8AIJL 9 TO 11 A. U. MONDAYS. TUESB RULES WILL BK STRICTLY ENKOKCED. I'lay wrlghu. Authors, Play Agents. AddreSB J. AUSTIN FYKES, General Manner, FIFTH AVE. THEATRE. N. Y. CITY. LETTER HEADS. Ei.ilcpts, Cards, Tickets, Genlracls. Pkg. STAOK HONEY, lie. TRICK CARDS, 10. Book oC cats, 20c, containing over 560 engravings. CROSS PRINT. A ESQ. CO.. Chlcsgo. CRACKER JACK A delicious popcorn confection, pat up In moisture proof pscksges that keep It fresh a long time. A quick seller for theatres, circuses, traveling theatri- cal sad medietas companies aud all places of public amutement We also make a large line of PACKAGE CAN- DIES and the RELIABLE POPCORN BRICK. Ii form us where you hold a confectionery couceislou and we will send samples and prices. BUECKHEIH BROS. & ECKSTEIN. CI1ICAOO. WANTED PEOPLE IN ALL LINES I'Olt CLARA TURNER COMPANY, Also Compettnt HAH FOR TBEASOBBR. Iloml rci|Ulrt'il. Aililress, villi lull imrllciilarsand Iowi'hi miiiiry ilisi Ictior, III A IV. JACKSON, l.yi-ciiiii Thealn-. New l.onilou, fonu., MANAtiKH CI.AKA TUIIKKK COMPANY. ivior en i in C O O A. I IM E l u rvi A fHMitiTU run* of the *lni« linblt, nut) 11 n*- lorntton of ln-iillh. Alltrisiitmt'iili'ontlu^tfHlhyn'KiilurplixMlrlBUi, without |Mitlonrail(>t«'iitli»ii from huaiunw. Uur rcfoiviimi are uuiiwatlonablt'. We Offer s. Free Trial Simple LrtUTrf ami rviiit«i»'rf wot without nnc outaltlu tusrka. Complvto prWiiry. Address, D.C.C, llfiHswrlford Building 41 Union Squtvre New York City MOVING PICTURE PRINTING. HENNEGAN A CO., Cincinnati PERFORMERS OOI.Mi TO EUROPE Should apply for lowest passage rates and full particulars. RAYMOND &WHITC0MB CO., NEW YOHK-»."> UNION SO.IARK, W. Send two cent stamp for "Travelers' Condensed Guide." CALL. ALLPEIISONS RNOAGF.D FOK THE Wm. H. West Minstrels WILL HKPOKT POII REIIF.AnSALS TIIOKSDAV. JULY !I7, AT 10 A. Jl., AT LYRIC HALL, list St. ami Broaclvtsy. New York Clly. SEASOV OPENS AUO. 1«, UK).-,. ACKSOIV1.RDI1E THIS CALL AT OXCK. %» r A m i fWn ia TWO SAXAPHONE PLAYERS FOR SAXAPIIONK OIARTKTTK. JIu« Yf j'aVil 1 WuMfm iloulile s e Instrument Itt llitnil; prefer Clarlonei or Tromluine. two IIAI.LAll SOLOISTS unci TWO l-IRST CLASS COMEDY HI^CK FACE ACTS. If yon iloulile lu band, menllon it when wriiiuir. iJusu-iiiDH always nrlle. Aililress SANFCR3 B. BICABY, Boom 4, 1358 Broadway, lew York, N. Y. All l'eo|de Kngaireil lor Mir Aliove Company Will Klndlr Report at PALACE GARDEN, 114 and 116 E. 13th St., N. Y. MONDAY, AUG. 7, AT 11 A. M. Can use a few more Chorus fiirl*. Acknowledge Hum call Ly mull. 'WIMC. S. CLARK, Manager. UKO. F. HOPPER, Bus. Misalign', Room 1, I'll* Umailway, New York, WANTED QUICK, for MURRAY & MACKEY CO., GOOD CHARACTER ACTORS. Other Useful Repertoire People, Writs,. JOHN J. MURRAY. Manager, I'uik.-i.lmrg W. Vn. IRENE MYERS' CO. t'liiou Properly Hun and Carpenter. One tliul ran paini preferred. Cuu use «ume Useful Hepenoire People, all Hues. Cou>ider wkate p. u. Ri-ln-iir-nKsiarl July 31, Phlla.. Pa. Seiison open- Aug. II. Harrl-lKirtr. Pa. Peraild.. WILL II. MYKItS, Mgr., 'J-.l'T Howard S! . I'lilla.. Pa. L-l joh« WALLER and MAGILL •••«•« In llu-lr rellneil ami up tmlate Comeily Kill Act, eiilltleil "A PISTOL CABD," Ihe tiealest ilresfeil '-Kid" at-i in Vaudeville. Until piuv respouxllile puns, having had e.sperli-tice in nil Hues or Msk. Open ror liurle-qiu-, Kurce Comedy or Melodrama. Permuneot address -4011 W. IOIIi SI., NRW YORK CITY, or rare of CLIPPER WANTED, FOR THE HOWARD DORSET CO., Balance of Summer and Next Season, JUVENILE LEADING IAN, SPECIALTY TEA! (Han and Wife); must play same good parts and Report Here Inly 27. GEO. B. HOWARD, Sioux City, la. N. II.— If you CAN'T keep nolier don't write. DAN BURLESQUE. VAUDEVILLE OR REP. COS. THE CARRAYS RAY AT LIBERTY F*OR COMING SI In the (iri-nli-i all 'Hound Novell! Coined* TRICK llOl'SK PANTONINE ACT In America, mil nr ■ ■omi-ilv and novel slluulluiit. mid MISS CARKAY'S mo»l utun-ful iiiul nrilstli- Slack Wire Acl ruus lj lo is minutes. Address DAN CAR It. A Y. July *2, '£•,, Cape Oiratdeau, Mo.; July 3>, Venire, III. Per. aililress, lu Perry si., Plllsliurg. Pa. Dot Karroll Stock, No. 1. LR A III NO MAN, (1)>IK1>1A\ Willi Spei-luli l.-». For No.!iCo.. ,,uli W, RF.P. l'K.OPLK in ii II 1 1 in-., wllhxurt-laltlrniireftirrvil. TWO SPI'.CIAL FKATI'UE At'Tfs, lo pla)' It . Im- I .ill. July ;tO. I'll .1 .lul ; li>-\\ i-.I . J. C. WELCH. New Buryport, Mnsi. |lll|-U. WANTED, FOB CHICAGO STOCK CO., THE BEST SPECIALTY COMEDIAN, FIRST CLASS CHARACTER WOMAN. Season of Mi weeks. All i-ily lime. Rehearsals Aa|r. I. Niagara Falls, N. v. Address < HA*, ii. ROSSKAM, I '.OS Tribune Building, Chicago, III. LORD BALTIMORE VUG BOS. OFFICE WINNER. NA/AINJTED, Capable Leading Nan, Heavy flan, Juvenile. Ahllliy. Wiirilrolie noil Appeiirnm-e. immediate openings. RKXKIIKW'S Jtil.l.Y PATlU'lNUKItS. . . . . Vlekslmrg. Ml«"- A SURE l.A'OHIM. HIT, OR NO MONEY. JOBXT and ALICE MoDOCTBLL. TIMK ALL FILLKP. j. K. BVRKE, Ageat. 1—1 1 AND LIMIT COUKUY and OLD MEN. Uolhdu speelallies. Address SOUBRinTF^j. UOTFL URKISEK, 1«B Third Ave., N. Y. City. njBY 22. THE NE¥ YOEK CLIPPER. 557 SOME The Big Comic Waltz Song Hit. It's going like a Western Cyclone, with EVA THATCHER, "THE IRISH LADY;" NEIL 8CRANTON, HERBERT H. POWERS, TOM GILLEN, DAVID BRODERICK, LARRY McCALE, and scores of others. OTHERS SA IT'S IMAGINATION' The Tremendous Coon Song Hit with "THE TWO BLACKBIRDS/' DALY and KELSO, BILLY BEARD "THE PARTY FROM THE SOU TH," HARRY SHUNK, TIM OWSLEY and DOROTHY PRIMROSE. HTHATEYER IT IS, IT'S MMJOME" MOTHER . J The Ballad that Pills the Eye with Tears and the Heart with Love and Admiration. Sung to Patriotic Applauso by MASTER EARLE FLYNN, America's Phenomenal Boy Baritone, and all the Prominent Quartettes Before tho Public. SIjIDES TVr/VPT/^iT I want each and every member of the profession to have copies of my songs, and upon receipt of your late l OCRS KfcSl'Kt TFl I.LV, ■programme, and stamps, same will be cheerfully mailed to you with orchestration in anykoy. AUSTIN S. BENSON, Troy, Ohio. Just For Fun MOllllIS MANLEVS Waltz Sung HIT. rilORUH : Just for fun yim Hike your girl Shooting the rlmles or H counter whirl; Take her hi the c'rvtnl Max* I At thv narks I hey re all the cruzc). Looping the Loops out hi I lie sun. House of Trouble and then you're done. Yun tviixo ii nd you squeeze In the sweet Summer breeze, And It's Just for fun. I WANT A UNION MAN. By MOlllUS SILVER and IIAMPIUM DDK AND. Excellent March Song, (lonil Opening Numlitr CHOItrs : 1 want n Union man. I do. One who Is union thro* and thro' : One who'll enfold nie in ami's length, Kor In iiulon there Is strength. Anil no other man will do for me, He Is the one whoso love I'll lie : I'll never |inrt when 1 give my henrt To a good old I'lilun innn. GRAVY By MOHKIS SILVER and TIIKIIOX C. HEN.VKTT. AIDS DICIESTIOX. CHOW'S : Oravy! (hum) in-ui ! Juicy, good udc! fine, firnvy! (hum) m-ni ! bat's the dish for mine* Gravy ! ilium) m-ita! It's just like medicine to me. If I'd t.tke slek I'd die real quick Without my gravy! WAIT By IIIIKWITZ nntl BOM I'.lfi, CHORUS: Walt until I see that gulden shore, Wnlt, and I will love thee us before: There where niigels sing of pea r s nnd love, There where all is Joy. In reiihns nlsive, Wnli. uiilil that brightest light I tare, Walt, my angel love, for me. ILLUSTRATED SONGS SL1DKS NOW IlKAUV, ».-,.ini a 8KT. W II HUH UOLI.B TIIK OUHI'ON. II V TIIK DKAll OLD DKLKW Alt K, fOMK HUME, SOhUIFll BOY. VICTOR KREMER CO., 59 Dearborn, CHICAGO, ILL. THE 6REATEST INSTRUMENTAL HIT OF THE SEASON. 4 OFF TO THE FRONT By OSCAR MILI.KII. March and Two Step. Leader* Send for Band and Orchestra Arrangement!. Inclom Last Programs**. PUBLISHED BY OSCAR MILLER, 15 East 14th St., Hew York. IT OLAI Commencing JULY 24th or Later, for One Week or Balance of Season. Wire or write complete open time and lowest salary. FRANK MELVILLE, 1402 Broadway, New York City. MUSICAL BELLS J. C. DKAO AWa WORLD RENOWNED BELLS, CUIUtttJ and NOVELTIES. Ill* standard ot the World. Send for new Illus- trated catalogue. Al- ways a few bargain! on band 12 Strap Sleigh Bells, Id good condition, 124.00: 1 Set 8 Oc- tave Chromatic Heavy Rosewood Xylophone, $16.00: 1 Set SO Deep Aluminum Chimes, Chromatic, on rack, $85.00; 1 Bet 12 Organ. Cblmea oa rack, 180.00; one est 27 Aluminum Chimes on double decker floor rack, with 8 pieces of music, arranged for one or two people to play, 188 00. As good as new ; worth $125.00; 1 Bet 23 Arch Bells, with re- sonators, dampers, actions and cords, on rack 7ft. high, 1100.00; 1 Set 12 Musical Rattles, $24 00; 1 Set 2 Octara Chromatic Metal Bamboo Chimes, $20.00. J. C. DBAQAN, 2157 N. Clark St.. Chicago, 111. r IN CITY OF 4(I,0U0 rOITLATIOX. Booked Up with BEST ATTRACTIONi WOULD SELL HALF INTEREST IN I.EASK. I CLARK PARKER, Champaign. Ill, Olentangy Park, Theatre and Zoological Garden "The finest amusoment park in America," win open Its seventh season May 14, 1*06, wltk UigbCT.i Vsuderllle. Vaudeville Actors will please give toll description ot acts, open time and salary in a letter, address J. w. DrJSKNBURr, President, Oolnmbas, Ohio. COLUMBUS, OHIO. GUVERNATOR'S THEATRE, *£££& H. J. LARKIX, Sole Prop.: SID HERN. Bus. afgr. WANTED.at All Times. B" act too large for this house. WANT Al HASH, must Play Parts, do Sulu; Recognized J. Olty. BIU K'KATUKE ACTS. No also quartet Work with BID FERN, Manager. PLAYS For Slock Companies, for Repertoire Companies, for Amateurs. LAR0EST ASSORTMENT IN THE WORLD. Books for borne amuse- ment, Negro Plays, Paper, Scenery, Mrs. Jarley's Wat Works. Ota- log„e*re*. Pre.. Pree. ^^ggj^ V(tlb COWNS^Sif SLIGHTLY USED. Also STREET GOWNS. We have on band a large assortment of slightly worn Evening downs, Dinner, Reception and Tea Downs. These roues are perfect in every respect, and are especially suitable for wear In HIGH CLASS DRA- MATIC PRODUCTIONS. We have a full line ot Seal Skin Coats and Furs of all kinds. MRS. M. STARR, 847 Sout h State St, C HICAGO. ATLAS TRUNKS For the Profession are without a PEER. Made with onr PATENTED BINDING, requiring no nails and riveted throughout. Oar catalogue will cheerfully introduce them to yon. The Belber Trunk & Bag Co. No. IBs Colombia Arenas, Philadelphia, Pat. BARGAINS! 20,00011. loving Picture THIS. 250 Sets ILLUSTRATED 8016 SLIDES* STKHKOPTICONS Bad ACCKHMOltlEH. WALTER L. ISAACS, S3 Nassau St., New York. E N Large Stock 80ft. Bad Dnder New and second Band. Write THE GHARLBI P. SIBDBK TENT AND AWNINO CO., Successors to the T. W. Noble Co., rent Dept, Detroit Bag sad Mfg. Co.. Petrol. Mlfa. M. 8TRA88MAN, ATTORNEY, IM Broadway, N.w York City. I ■ < A WORLD WIDE CIRCULATION" THE OLDEST AND .MOST INFLUENTIAL THEATRICAL AND VAUDEVILLE JOURNAL. KfcTAIILIKIIKII 1H.17. "THE: ERA" BUILDINGS. S TAVISTOCK STREET. STRAND, LONDON, W. C. (Two Doors off Wellington Street). lOlll'.IUV st'lmt'lLll'TIUVN, .T-Sa, M milium. I'lttiFKSKlOMAl, AIIVKIlTINKMKN'i'N, Oil. p«r 1 1 in-. AllVKIM'IMKIURNT ItATKN MUPIM.IHII AND Ml list III I' I 'lOVs ItKt'KIVKD AT LOW'S HTKAMNIIIP A4.KNC1, 114! llrouil ivuy, tlTSif '!'«■. Illy- II nil Mil.-. I. AMERICAN ABTISTE8 VISITING THE METROPOLIS USB THE ERA OFFICE AS THEIR PERMANENT LONDON ADDHE8S. 2,600 ARTI8TE8 ADVERTISE III ITS COLUMNS WEEKLY. All the Latest FEATURE and STORY FILMS ALWAYS SOMETHING HTE.W. The Besst Weekly Sssrvlos. CHICAGO FILM EXCHANGE, 133 SO. CLARK ST., CHICAGO, ILL. WANTED, THE PROFESSION TO KNOW THAT SIMMS' RATTLESNAKE OIL BS IS A GODSEND TO SUFFERING HUMANITY. Will Cure ItllKCMATIHM, IMsJTfc, Hay Fever, Urip, Hi 111 JoIiin, basse nsesT, lli-mlai lii-aml Tooth- Hi:lie In 4ft seconds. At all drinr stores »l.oo. hut for ::0 days I will semi » f I.Ou i-ottu- hi I lie profession for ftO nsnt", money dark If nut ii* represented. Henil Ki II. NIMMH, c -l >■■(■-. Ohio. U.C. Matt lie ivs, au olil lime gymnast, says: "I liave never iiseil anything hotli-r fur rheumatism ami HtltfjuliiN iliun Ralllesnake oil." CENTRAL VAUDEVILLE ASSOCIATION of INDIANA, OHIO and MICHIGAN. IVlITffls flKST CLASH VAUDEVILLE- ACTH of all kinds that are siiltul.lc for ladles uuil (-lilldreu. If All I fill . To such act« we inn oiler 10 lul^eoiiseciitlvo weeks. Ar.ts going West uituiiiiiiilliile with lICHBUff, Oriiheiiiu Theatre, Hprliiifllclil. o. fiirSprlnglleM, Iliiiiiilton.O., Muni™ anil Kli:|iiiiniiil,lii•"•". I'ron 1'nririilii I'ooklcl, H. II. AUMIIIH'ST EII, S prlng ll ehl. IhinolB. ATTRACTIONS, isi'i.riiiNt; UKRitY-ao-'KouN'i), WANTED, (or Central Lake Froe Street Fair, SKI'T. in, sau, M, itiiir,. AiMrrsn K. A: KOX. SeciWnry, Ccnlral Lake, Jllch T7PEWfiIT£B and SCESERY. A nearly niw N,>. r. llllckciiBilerfer Typewriter, Willi ciiso; :i iicuiiilfiil live Drops (la.V.'Jl, (old into Iriiiiks; •• Kiimy Inonloia, LyCov A Daniel-, ah- b'iiiiii'Iv luw, mid | Kxterlor, hy Twin City Sluillo, HI c.M.'Hi'lil eondliloii. Mako mo an oiler. JAN. W. RYAN'S, Onnhiska, Wis. Straetiuenjrain Agents & Canvassers Supplies We Always Uaro the Lateat Novelties. Send (or Our New Catalogue. UIUVKR8AL. SUPPLY CO., flOTillAA iaa L.a Ba n* 8 tr>»t - - vaiwawv. Gar for Sale or Lease. OOfl. HLKKI'KK, DlNlNtl AND H.UiCAdl'.. KXCKLLKNT CONDITION. \v. a. i;ili:r. ins>. naani st . uMp**". "i._ BOSTON FILM EXCHANGE. Seiiind IIiiuiI Kllms, .St>np; Slides and garMlkr* ItnilHht, Sold and KxvhaiiKvil. .'«4 WASIIINtiTON St., Iloi)iu42. Ilnatoll, Mu«a.._npp. Adaiiis lliuisc^ " a.8UlNi)HKLM, no w.siti St., N. Y. The np-to-rlati TIIEATK1CAI. V.'IQ HAKEB nend aiamp for new TtW Mat tn.i nal. Adams theatre, West Seneca. N. f. Wanted, PiratraavatHl I'p-ln-tlalr Novelty AiM«U. Alno One llnod IMano Plavcr. I'rprnl. Applv ADAM OONJKNOVICH, West Seneca. Kile Conint. N.Y. LORD BALTIMORE A (Hr.ATD.'N M» ItANV Bl'KPRIHKA WIGS A.T LIBERTY, A WKI.L KNOWN LKADINM COMEDIAN, who ownainiil has exclusive control of u nuuilicr of Biiecesniui piaya, with atronjr "Star'' narta, writ- ten expressly for Mini, uml who Is h First Cla»a Stage Director, wants to hear from a responsible "Hep." manaser. Will accept a rcaaonalde salary for Hervlces and use of pieces. A splendid oppor- tunity to set HRond Htlractlun and exclusive use of some strong plays. Aitili-eas, with full particu- lars, "THKATItlCAL," llnx MH, Willongliliy, Ohio. ACCORDEAN PLAITM. NO costiimi; as allractlve tor stage wear as nn ACCDKDF.ON I'l.AITLU (.OWN. nailing by "KAI.K" means Iho best work at the h>wcst prices. Send for booklet. Special discount Ui Ilic ihcatrlcai trade ilurlng Ilic Summer months. R ALK, 132 B. 59th St,, < • •_ • Hew York. AT LIBERTY, AKTKH AUO. I, J. R. WRIGHT, JIIVKNILI'. I.KADS. I.ICllT COMMIT uml C.'KN- TKKI. IIKAVIKK; nee, K; Indglil, fill. Mb.; weight, l.'iiin,. (loud wardrobe; quick study; one piece nr rep. Address ». H. WKHIIIT, '.Soulli Mi'Allster, I. T., cure iif Itelrher's Comedians. WANTED, POR GREAT YAH ABBUSQ SHOW, F^or-formers, Kxcept. ridcra. Liberal Ilnliieenienls to capable people. Cedar (Irnrc, -W. Va.. July Hi; ciuy c. II., W. Va., July aij Cleiideinon. W, Va., Jl; Pkyinojilli, Ti; l*t. IMeiisiiiit,:-!. GOOD COLORED PEOPLE. Cake Walkers, Singers, DancerF. Hint: double Drum Corps. Must ho sober. A year's engage- ment (origin ones. W. (i. IHCKKY, Irtgr. Tonv's •'ITiic'lc Tom's Cabin," llaxleloil, la. fRAlNED DOG WANTE O, I'oi VAI DKVII.LK AC']' (A« JIOHATK ). Musi be a crackerlack. Trainers, will e. Address IID'Nl.'ANI. Hex l«», lllllsboro, 111^ FOR SALE, I'nll Crown Uhick Hear. Also l'ive Legged An.-n-n- Hun Hani, Alive. Mus'-seii ui onre. Address J,. I«. H'M.lCl'H, Care or Walker's, :i Dnwdoln Si|., Boston. \A/ A NTED, MINSTREL PEOPLE, MUSICIANS. NOVELTY ACTS, COMEDIANS, QUAHTETTS, ETC. Patties doubling brass igel prolcrcnro. Week and :i night stands. Pay raw own. L. M. IIOYKU, |. r .as Court Place, Denver. Colo. PHOTOGRAPHS. Cabinet Photos of yourself for selling, fsper loo. fjn per 1,000. KtVante:d v PEOPLE lor MED. SHOW (Cndor canvas), MAN lorSimlght, with specially; chango for week: preference given organ player. Heasonablcsiir"sillaiv. (loivl people utile. FKl'.ll. A. I'ATTHtSON, VVosllleld, Tluga On.. Ta. NO-HCr^-AT' "TrHlTuTY SKASIIN IIMI.VB. EH IT1VFIT Cluiriiclcis iiutl (.'oiiieillc.i . n. tLHJifaU, williSpeeliillles. Hue pir.-c or per. stuck coiiipnn.v. l-'oitr yenrs' cxpi'ilciicc III stock, itcllnhlc niniiiiKcrs only apply. I'er. ml.. -'H.'.'l X. mil SI., I'liUn- I'll. COMPLETE OUTFIT for >apanese Tall Game, a tables, M balls and 1,100 articles Inr $as. Japan- ese novelties ami lllgli grade gouils suitable for ball gome, prizes. Semlfor catalogue. JAPANKSE THAHIN't: CO.. '.'•"•II William St., New York. LORD BALTIMORE WIl.l. BK Dl.lJASF.D TO MKIST YOU. Wanted, 2 Lady Cornettists. Oilier Muslclsiis wrlle. NAMIK LKONAflD. llotnl Delsvan, Coney island, N. V. DECIDED BARGAINS. Moving Picture Machines. Films, mack Top-, Mcrc'.ptlcnns, LI MO*. Condensers, i.u» iiuiin-. K. C. TA V LOIt. Suite f>, K rug Theatre l«ilg..0ina lis vijVnn Mm cinrwiT, INVITR OVKKI1S FOR NF.NT SKASOX. I'OHI'S.T L\K L. Pidiner. Ma--.. Oil" week. Ftee ClHl.f»erji5tt:;tM:n. Ru! tsr £%ih.Cir.c», Confetti tliU^iHi. SluUl.-w.ti.EtU : j. I«»cl- ry. InA »l*l !•►*, Whif*. Ji-.ili- W w .,{ li.»« *IU«I. NLWMAN >UG. CO., Cl«c!»'.d.O» THE PICTURE THAT OHElSl TBB BLOOD. « ^ -- ii THE OIIKATK9T CUEATIO.1 OP SENSATIONAL. MOTION PICTURE PHOTOGRAPHY. THE HOLD-UP OF THE LEADVILLE STAGE A Wonderfully IlVaillallr 8erl«a of Scene* and Incident* Acfnnlly Hade In Colorado and Following with Exceedingly Fine Accuracy tlie True Event* That Made Colorado Famoa*. SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR. L.«n B th, 700ft. l»rlo», »OA.OO. STILL A HEADLllfERt TRACKED BY BLOODHOUNDS n.£5 a*t Ox IIM TME ii Or, ce. Lyxicliiiig a,t Cripple Lonsth, «BOft. l»rlo*, S)S4.00. '"the: OIF3L.3 l-en e th, 3BOft. Prloa, 948. OO. SEND FOR CIIMPLRTF CATALOM AMD CIRCULARS OF FILMS. SELIC POLYSCOPE CO., 43 Peck Court, CHICAGO, ILL. II. II. BUCK WALTER, General Weatmrm Agent, Denver, Colo. FITZ & WEBSTER'S No west , Best and Only A BREEZY TIME PIANIST. CQATlACTF.n OLH MAN, MF.N FOR OLD WAIT! AND IRISH HIDDY. ALL MI'ST Iiorni.K HAND. No drummers needed. Also A LIVKLV SOIIIIRK1TK and. FOUR fillll.S who ciiuKlug nnd dance.. Stale age, helghl, style of upccialiv and lowest, salary lirat. letter. JOHN R. ANDREW, ManitRor. ninnllrelln, llllnnla. FOR THE COMING SEASON, OWEN BARTLETT, Chararler and Character Leads (Versatile;, Al Stage Ulrecter. Furnish "Scrlpta"lf desired. ETTA ABTHUR, Ingenues nnd. Soubiellcs. lioth have tine uml extensive wardrobe, ijiilek and perlcet similes. Ability and rcliuDilily. Joint cngugemenl only. Address OWEN BARTLETT, Wlllougliny, Ohio (Suburb Cleve land). Musicians and Performers Wanted, for ire JAMES. SIM.I.TIV SHOWS. Must be competent a>"t reliable performers, doing •J or mere acts. Lcng engaKcnicnt to Iho right people, a.. tMsshow i, uveis all the year 'round; jh to HO per week for: reliable musicians. Tins Is a Wagon Show; accommodations good; no night drives, no pstailcs. No tickets sent unless wc know you. Would like to buy a Troupe of Well Trained Dogs for cash. Addrcssall raall to CHAS T. OODF.N, Proprietor James Shelby Shows, Itlr- lulDgliatu, Ala. P. S.-siIvcrlakD«, please wrHe. LEARN TELEGRAPHY AMI R. R. ACCOl'NTINi;. *.10lo$niuperiiiiiiith assured our graduates under lioiid. You don'l liay us nnlll you hiiveaposillon. Lamest system of telegraph schools In America. Endorsed by all railway Oltlclals, OPERATORS ALWAYS IN DLIMAN'H. Ladles idsn adtullled. Write lor catsloguc. NORSK st llooi. OF' TEl.EORAPIlY.Cinclnnall.O.; nulliilo.N. Y.; Atlanta, Ha.; LiiCrosac, Wis.; Texaikaua, Tex.; Sun Francisco, cnl. COMPLETE ZOO FOR SALE, consisting of j large I'eiTnrinlng and Carrying F.lepharjts, femalesM Lions, 1 male, .1 female*: 2 Tinn, male. 'i nd I finale; :. Leopolds, I iiiuic, Ufenialea; SJamaMM I l.uis, fcniiilr; 1 Hroivn Llama; ! Kin^nr -. mule; - /.ebras, iiiule. asd female; 4 Hears, l black, 1 brown Russian, 2 polar: 1 Hyena, male: 2 Del Faced Hnlioons, female: 1 Mrnmcdary Camel, malo; 4 Baclrian Camels, •-' male, 'J female: 1 Nlls'iao. I Rlack Anlcb'iie, s American Klk, ^ Porcupines, 5 Axis Doer, 1 Fallow llccr, S Tralrlc Wolves; alan a herd of 20 AMERICAN BUFFALOES. A large collect inn or Australian White Cockatoos, South America u lllcaws. Parrots, Uti/zard.s, KaplK. SKirks. etc. Also to Donkejs, with Harness, Trappings, hnddlesand Carriages, for carrying cbfldm and Jin lllcksliuws. Heaiitirully decorated. All the above animals arc In good health and In Irst da sa condliii.il and can be Been by appointment In New York. Addreta ror terms and particulars, ZOO, Care of N. Y. CLIPPER, N. Y. CITY. Attention, Hand and Orchestra Loadors! Do you want to L»«ra to Compo** and Arrange BIntlcl If go, send ilc. stamp for trial lesson. Nothing; to pay until yon hare been taught Losaous l, 2 and a. If those lessons do not oonvtnce you that, this la Strictly Legit- imate, then They are Free. Don't write mi- le** yon have a thorough knowledge of the rndl- menta of music, and mean Rnalnea*. C. W. WILCOX (Harmonlat). 1,1,'IU Droadivay, N. Y. DIE-CUT COUPON TICKETS Look neater, belter printed, handled easier, taken faster wtili lesa chance of error than auv ol lid's ever made. Samples lor the asking. DIEPRESS CO., 37MillSI.,Cazenovla, N.Y. WANTED llUI«'h% A No.1 MEDICINE LECTURER. Street ami nlllce work. Wood salary, loug en- Sagement. Wtite. If capable and sober: oiherwlse on't. liH. M. SPIKdKL. Albauv, N. Y. AT LIBERTY. G.E.TILDEN, CHARACTER* AND OKN. BIZ. Addles* F.IOIIT.MILK. Ilumlllun Co.. Ohio. MUSICAL NOVELTIES Ncwlllu-tiattil US page cMlulof. Km-'ose alainp [or rrplv. F.DWIN II. STRILT. 'J< Bruolt Sti cet. Hartf ord, Conn. At liberty, Musicians, Violinist (leader) and l lurhiticitlsl. Locnlo ,.r travel; Imiel piclciien. I'lrhnir* fiitiil-hed it dealred. WA!. J. STKIXIIAUhCR. Kniiiia.N'. Y. WANTED, FOR THE SENSATIONAL COBIEDT DBASA, THE TRAIN ROBBERS Strong UeavY charaeier Man to manage Stage. Han for ccn'l Ilusiness and Props., Irish CoraedriD, >lun lor great "Coon" Fart. Strong Juvenile Woman, Character Woman. TH08F; DOING SPECIAL TIF„s PRBFKRRED. (liny sober, reliable people wanted. Long fcssod. Rehearsals Aug. 1. Open Aug. 12. Lowest ealary, full particulars first letler. Address A. E. DAVIDSON, 4430 Prairie Ave., Chicago, III. THE EVA LAREANE STOCK CO.W ANTS, SEASON 1905-6 Kxpcrienced Repertoire People. Leading Mao, Heavy Man, lled.lloi Comedian with t pcclaltles, il CharactcrUan to manage stage and direct. Nan for light comedy, Juveniles and (icneral Business; Woman for characters mid Heavies, mod Slugtng nod Dancing Soubrelte with specialties. Al Pianist, Kiglit render; luiisi arrange. All people must l«< good, not ordinary, and must have gory! warilrobo. Stale full parllcnlara as lo height, weight, age and lowest salary in Aral leuer. Those not known to inc, send photos (which will be returned). Time all booked up through Kentucky Icily lime). Traveling in our own (2) private Pullman and scenic cars. Show opens Ocl. IS. Rehears*! al Rltiellclil r. Va., 09. i. Addrcas HARRY L.vRKANF., Manager, Box. 690, Bluetleld, H'.Vi. Clias, Whitulioiiac. Miunic M. Cordon, Paul Brady and J. A. Orlltln, write. STOWE'S BIG SCENIC REVIVAL, 'Ten Nights in a Bar Boom' W ATVT8 Thot'oiighly Cninpclciit leader for Hand ami Orchestra, Talented Actor for jw " ■'*• , ■*■** Morgan, also SwUcliell and Green, the latter to double brass preferred: Clever Soubretle for Mehllnide, wlili clever child for Mary, must do anculiiUlca. To sober, reliable, taleniel people cmi oiler a long, pleasant and profitable engagement through California. Musi Join Aug. I. Stale lowest llrat letter. Silence u negallvo. Wcpavnll. Conrad. Iowa, July 20: (ll'dbrtiok SI. Ill''*- burd-.-J, Itadcllll 24, Kllswnrlli •«, then ;:. Plynmul h Place, Chicago. JNO. F. STOWK. WANTEI TO OOI J. L. TEMPEST DRAMATIC CO., Man capable to do Lends nr Heavies, Song and Dance Comedian, A No. 1 Character Man and Woman, wllh speclallles: Child tor Tarts, with specialties; a good Vnitdevllle Team, In do parts: Man Willi good 1 Ictuie Machine. A Xo. 1 stage Hanger, others, wrllc. All must have olegant wardrobe aid i.e thoroughly competent. Rehearsals begin Aug. 14. State salary ami full pai Oculars in llrst letter. Address J. L.TKMPKST. 20 Soulli Callmiliie SI., Shenandoah. Pa. A ll pngagel wllh Ihls company, wnle. Managors in Western Pennsylvania, Marvland, West ^». and Ohio, scud open lime from January. Chrlsliuas week open. VAUDKVILiLiK ARTISTS, ATTENTION. STAB THEATBE, —,«»." OPENS MONDAY, AUG. II. WANTED, FIRST CUSS VAUDEVILLE ACTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, VmM like P> hear from MONK F.Y and HOG ACT for ray opening week. W* cater lo ladles and C» w» «%£■.*" lTi,'l't!}'X*2!l x ''?'^^ , "'«* ,1 » ll . r - Sl »"' '"»"' salary In. llrst. letter. nAMTKD-Al PIANO PLAYER, WILL T. Ill IUUOKS, Manaaer. Ill A IIT I ' AU,K , S > A^D OENTLEMEN ALL LINES and MUSICAL ARTIST whn " IRf G N k ['".VParts. Good people onl>. Must ilrcm well always and be sober and tens'."' ■ V9MI1 I Sa'ary every week. Three night stands. ' — ' -iiwando s..7„ !!^ ., . f "° , ": lllci '' Sen" PHotos and programs. Stato lowest salary; usual expenses paid by me after opcnlr dress well alwavs and be sober ana iio».'' • ids. Stato usual description* and If yo» °" s. Open Sept ll:rchcatsals4, nearSjracu«. ting. FRANK. J. STANTON, Naples, N. ) • SONCS PUBLISHED ON ROYALTY -.^ig/!^feffr..^»E»g»aiwl Inst. MSS.. PI'BLISIIKI) OR UNPtTBLlSHKD. Wc *dverl|«r. popularize and publb. h ,.u royally. We-slso bsudie Published Hfssi. and F.nllre Calalognes on rotal'?- APR I II AMERICAN MI'nIC CO.. 551 W. isih 81., New Tor*. ^WiVTsrori^o WOMAN FOR CHARACTERS and HEAVIES. CENF.nAL BUSINESS WOMAN (Flay p l^' 1 » , • specialty pejpie Keieiied. sutcail. seud pLot,,. Rehearsals Aug. 15. oilier* write. MATTICE siCfli CO., 6tiiinriiril, Del. Co., X. t JULY 22. THE NEW YOIIK CLIPPER. 550 oivi>oi%r success SXCUSIVKI.V BOOKED AT THE OOUBKVaV. Ho.ngagril for IBM and moj, on M0S8 and STOI.L. Tour, ComsiK.111.lng; July 1(1. VIM. HKTI'llS TO AJIKHIi 'A SKPT. 1 WITH AN KM IHEI.Y NEW I'llEMiliV. Ripri tally Written by AC. MADDUX, Entitled 66 »» H.1S*- -'vjU-i .A*.* 1 "* 1 »*??'<>*«'*>•. Everything Absolutely Now. Ii.i|. a> te.l Coilunei, New: Dkiicm, Mwi Bongs, Xrw: Dialogue-, Xnvt lliialum, New. Your. In Infancy, , HAYES and ROBERTS. A K or>*, \A/ I L- L- I A rVI MORRIS. SONG BOOKS. The BEST, the BIGGEST, the FLASHIEST, and Sell on Sight Always. CONTAINING the SEASON'S BIG HITS. Keep a Little Cosy Corner in Your Heart For Me, My (Juiding Star, Im Going to Meet Birdie To-Night, I Never Meant to Hurt You So, Longing for you, I Love You CHrlie But I Uon't Know Why, Don't Be Bo Mean, I Wants to Pick a Bone With You. All la Well, Jennie Dear; FareweU, Soldier Boy; The Bong Birila are Singing of You, Tommy, The Vaco hi tu« Firelight, What's the Matter with Sarah? Daisy, Jasper, Don't You Hear Me Calling You; If Dreams Were Only True, At Nlglit, Billy McNeil for Mine, Nobody But You, My DMbAI Moon, By the Watermelon Vine, Lindy Lou; Remember, SWeetheart, Remember; Sylie, She Walts by the Deep Bluu Sea, Where the Dreamy Suwmieo Flows, Under the Banana Tree ami wenty-flve other eongs, one lull piece of music on Teddy Roosevelt up to date, Recitations, Jokes and Monologues. our ■took book* for ltiUA-tiO have Just been Issued, (ha 10*13, il.tr, pei WO, oi -110.00 tier l.UIMt. W. raak. KprrUI cvv.mr ('mniMiiy bniiki in trn dny. trout receipt of order. Send for lumules and ong book letter giving full information on song book matters. s.nil ioi . In ataiuua to pay uuaiuge. Ordera till. U ou day received for stock bonk*. Mo book* sen I I'. «». I*. J . 1 „ . A. LONDON F»UB. OO., 718 Willow St., Philadelphia, ■»•». We publish op la date Clown, bung and .loke Book*, tile 8x11, 80V. per loo, or J7.1M per 1,000. . . onr tons; THEATRICAL HOTELS and BOARDING HOUSES. Wabash 4 Madison, CHICAGO. 0. 0. VaugbaD, Prop. Strictly _ American Plan, $816 single; %'rii double." "Vaud eville patronage Invited. PALACE HOTEL.. 101 N. Clark St.. Chicago. European, $3 per week; with private bath, |J. Turafsh Bath, too. H. B. HUMPHREY, Prop. W.M. tell HOLScI, Howard and Somer- set Sta.. BoBton, Mass. Central location. Kt- cejlent jieals. kMlLY T. BANNWART, l'rop. I'RAKALOAR HOTEL, 115117 K.H,X.1.,nr. Union Sq., Academy, Dewey. Rooms Sue., 75c,, $1, 11.5 day; t8.6oto taweek. ly.D.HAXNlCAX.Prop. BERNARD HOTEL, 9th and Pine, St. LouIb, neat all theatres. Kuropeaa plan. Room and bath, K M to t7 week. Qlve trial. B. F. CA111LL. Prop . HUNT'S EUROPEAN HOTEL, 148 Deatborn SI and 0XFOKOHOTKL, Canal and Adams. Rates to pr ofession. FRANK HCXT, Prop.. CU1CA0O. THE CASTLE INN, Niagara Square, But- filo. N. Y. Rates, $2 to S4 per day. lilt. C. K D UNBAR. Prop.; MltS. U. F. UAllt. Mgr ETHER 8ATURATOR8. RIBIIER 0AS BAGS, OIL I.AMFS. etc., LOW. ACF.TYI.ESK Ol'TFir, *7.W. II. A- CO., 800 Filbert, Plilla., Pa. HOVmO PICTURE SUPPLY and RENTAL. Films, Machines, Stereoptlcons, cameras, Lenses, Soug Slides, new and second hand, bought, sold exchanged. Bargains. Studio for Him and slide uaklDg, coloring. Special Flat; and Fire Films, expert repairing, free advice, long years' expe- rience, prompt dealings. Klierhuru Schneider, Verman-Am. Olne. & Film Co., 109 K. lSlh St.,. V. Y.C. MONEY IN SOAP. BIG 7 BAR SI. BOX 11 0BNTS. High Grade Medicated and Toilet Soap. PARKER CHEMICAL CO., CHICAGO. FOR SALE, a Three Pole Oblong Tent, Piano, Stage, Scenery, deuts. Everything In good shape. wii. sell for $175. Tent, 70*4.'.; stage, isixa:: piano, good condition. Must do bus. quick. Adilrcjs HARRY BaRRKTT, central Park, L. I., K, V. BAKU AIMS always at "Peerless Exchange," S3 Washington Si.. Chicago, Moving Picture Ma- chines, Stereoptlcons, Dew and Jnd hand Films, Slide*, New Model '-B" Oxylltne and oilier gas outfits. Complete, special price. "Edition's ltd- vernal." Will not be undersold. PAIR LARGE OAHLOT >, Slue Lemes, tie. Mete Angle Lens, $C. Condensers, 4Jj in. SmsBj 1U II. .* CO ., son Filbert,. Pbths., Pa. WHEN IN NEED OF MONEY ! ... i CAM* AT TUB UNION SQUARE LOAN OFFICE, 118 riiiun AVENUE, Bet lath and 14th Streets, N. Y. It makes no difference how large or small the amount required, you can do better here than elsewhere. Et- ceptionatlit Liberal Loaue to the Profession. Hedges forwarded to all parts of the United States and Canada. ALL PLEDGES KEPT ONE YEAR. EST. 1 860. We also aell rare bargain* In Unre- deemed Pledge*, audi ua Diamond., vvutehea and Jewelry, at leaa thuu balf store prices. .., HOW TO START IN SHOW BUSINESS. (Uopvrlghti. 3 different books, inc. All kinds acts. MURPUET'S SCHOOL. S37 N. 12Ul St., Phlla., Pa. WANTED, Qood Versatile Med. People that can change for week and make good; SKetch Teams and single Perrormers that know Ibelr place. Long engagement. Tell all first lellcr. *" dubs o. C. LOYD, Colu, Iowa. W ANTED, DO or Ton. COACH, also Character Mau. Heavy Man, Dutch Comedian, Specially Peo- ple for small parts, Muslclau lhal doubles singe; lu Mglit People write. Tell all in letter. HTKVIiNS A MOSSMAN SHOW, Kno xvlllc, III. WANTED. FOR THE CLARKE KISSINGER BIU VAUDEVILLE CO.. Qood Singing, lianclug Souhrctte; one who plavs orguu preferred. Hoard on lot No limit, all you are worlh. Week BtaudH, under canvas. Clarke-Kissinger, Cameron, Cam- eron Co., Pa. OXl. HYD. JETS, $1.50 to $4.50 EACH. RKUULATOHS, $3.60. GAUGE. $3.50. IHNIMKH, *a-S«- II. * 00., 809 Filbert, Phlla, Pa. WANTED-Lady Tuba Player, Lady Trombone l layer, a good Sketoh Team, a Singing and llano- lag Boubrette, for Raker's Comedians, Ulgli Class iuterialners, Band and Orchestra. To Join ut Omaha, Neb., about Aug. 16. Address AL. M. BAKER, Clarlndla. Iowa. FOR SALE OR ROYALTY, 1 wo Sketches for High Grade Urauintlcnl Work— ■Love Scene— Great KiTect-No Comedy. Copjrlght secured. Part, one lady, two gents. ALBERT B. SIMON, B-'lh Company, Coast Artillery, Fori Hancock. X. J. U'lWTl-ll n. ,. » ._, .-_ WANTED, Two Performers doing two or more turns each. Violin to double hra.s.Vi-.itrli- '"i'ihi and Punch. Can use Advance Kim noi airaidof iiaste. Ilooxcrs, save your stamps. , RIPPEL-SIIOW. Warsaw , lnd.^ulj 24^ WANTED, AT ONCE, for Ton-Ko'Xo Med.Co. >o. 2, Aeronaut, single man preferred ; must make good; steady work: money sure. No boozers or cha«ers; 3 to o ascensions every week. Anc i|Ulck. 1'r. D.w. Moorehead A McCullar UroSnUearne/rex. -MODEL B. Oiy. Lithe Onttlr. $!9.50. A mold Gas outfit, $25. Arnold Ons Ontnr, $13 50. Frawley ba a Ooint. $ 16. H. A CO., HOP Filbert, Phlla., I a. AT LIBERTY, JOINT ENGAGEMENT, locate or travel, stage Carpenter and l'lailm '"uly). A. F. of M. Both reliable and ihnronghly experienced. Address BOX 45. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. V« PASTORS' Johnson, Davenport and Lorello 4 Hi <■ '!'.. Ill AVE. CONTINUOUS. '40 and .10 CTS. BUNIlY A WILSON. OHLETTA A TAYLOR. THE COLLEGE TRIO. Original Bootblack Quartette. AL1CK ALVA. THE LIPI'INCOTTS. MASSEY A KKA JIER. Jill WILLIAMS. JEROME A MORRISON. MORRIS A IIAI.Y. LE CLAIR i WEST. THE VITAORAPH. A Splendid ConipBLv, and CLIFF BOBDOir As an rlxtra Aiiruciiun. Seville Tka>a Of BlBtk Claas Vaudeville atr«», at. MEYERFEM) JR., PRE8. , MARTIN BECK, GENERAL MANAGER- All Applications for Time Must be Addressed to C. E. BRAT, Booking Manager, 604 Ashland Block. Chicago, III. Huber's S£ Museum Geo. II. Ilulier, Propr. J. II. Anderson, Ugr. WANTED, 'oi uur u|ieiiliig. MuiMiiiy, July 31, ||v- lug Freaks and Features fur Theatre und Curio llalli. Address J . H. ANHRRSON, &■> uliote. i: GEO. and MAY WOODWARD J.w.ooiinan Park Ciniilt. all Suiinner. I ROYER AND FRENCH IK THE TANDEM. OP AMERICA (Incorporated). Ortkes, St. James Building, New York. Lodge Rooms 24th St and «UlAve. MEETINGS EVERY SUNDAY AT 2. ADGIE and Her LIONS. OPEN FOR PARKS, FAIRS. PLATING THE PARKS. Address care CLIPPER, FOX & FOXIE CIRCUS Sow touring Mexico. Novelty Acta Always Wnued INTER NATIONAL ARTISTES LODGE. MEETINGS HELD EACH THURSDAY EVE- NING AFTER PERFORMANCES At 139-141 Third Ave,, New Tort Care of WHHKK A CO. ALL PKRFORUERS INVITED, Jos. DHSA270. SINUING and DANCING COMEDIAN. WEEK OK Hi. OLYMPIC, CHICAOO. CHRISTOPHER "THAT POPULAR MAGICIAN." Per. address^ 170 ONTARIO ST., Chicago. MUSICAL BERGERS En Route with Curl Hugenlieck's Show. OPEN TIME lWW. l.*W J WELSH ftKSTBS- lie I,. CO.HKOIAN. SINUElt. OFFERS INVITEIt FOR NKXT SEASON". Address care of CLIPPER. AT L.1BRKTV, KHEltAS and €OLK, FARCE COMEDY OR UURLFJjllUE. PALACE HOTEL. Chicago. GEO. W. EYERS — PitHK-ciini's- Add., - - 502 Ashland Block, Chicago. GEO, I IDA WILLIAMS OPEN AFTER AUGUST. BERTRAM MILLAR, HEAVIEST - - 47W--.mii ST., NEW YORK. 7 Dare Devil Schreyer Caught Creating a Big Sensation In WALES, Verdict, Re-Engagemeots EVERY VBERE THE 3 HYLANDS. In a Comedy Sketch. A sure winner and a BIO DRATVINO CARD. This and next week, Foreal Park, Pine Bluff, Ark. SMITE and ARADO ONE OF THE 1110 Him AT OLYMPIC. I.TIICAUO, Week Jnh S, Now J. K. liurke Cm int. ALL THE RACE AT THE SUMMER PARKS. "FOR A GOOD OLD TIME." XRW W4I.T7. HUSO. HV IMIMISIIV ANl» KM. IS. If You Wnnt nn 11IRESISTIHI.K ENCIiltE WI.N'NNII I oil Ytll'H IIKI'EIITOIICK. Try Tills Soiiif. FRKE. — Professl.innl Co|des nud On-lirst rat Inns In nil IVrfnmn'l-s SpiiiIIiik us l.ule PrograiaM. Ml TAIII'S. W. T. I'lEllSin .III. CO.. Music I-uIi1I»Ii.th. .... >.,. SlB I'lHIi Mrert, H. 1-:.. U u. h I u M.i.l, U. C. TUB CIl.MEUV t'EATlltl. PKBUY and ALFdl IIERKS1IIRH PARK. 1TI I'-iFIKI.l), .MASS. Poo klar next seaso n. i lome.Xo . UJK.lUli Sr..CRT. JEANETTE MARTELLA LEADIKIl SINOBR C. W. QUANT'S I.ONIIOX OA IETVlilRI.S. Empire Circuit l»05.1!ioil. Films. Films. Fnini lln- "ll!t''l''KHIOVr KINI1" of n l-'llm Sti.iji — i ln> shop tlnil Kiiiiraiili'OM i-vi'r.vlliliiK ll m-IIs la l»' FXSrtlr as ri'pn-si'iili'il. Hill III No. 4H.V-- EdlsnnV Lalesi l'Hi.1 M.nli-I Miu-liini'. Arnold's Ciilcluin I.IkIii MnkhiK '»ul- ii. l.r.iMI l'.-i-i I'llui. .in l fii Iticli rci'ls ; ilin- i-lthiH wllli !,ii»i' rr, .f4H.O0, liulndlim snnie chemicals. We sell SS Test liiisnlhin, for I'lilduin Unlit iiuiiiis. Ill spitlnl llvi- ksIIdii in ii. finr J.'l.oii. Tin- . in I. v place in I'hlhiilelplilii thai tells MM lest.' Kdison's 'UK Exhlhltliui UsjtM Million Pic- ture lleiul, with Lens — rail Is 1 nlliii-lied In liny slerisiplli-on— like new, $211.00. The (iiiilt'iMph Motion PlcliirP Mm-hlnn, willi Slldliijf Alliicliuient — cull lie iilliii'hi'il lo iiu.v hiei'ee Islniul territory, formerly In the linnds of t lie Lung Island Alutosroiie Co., we Unci ourselves over.Htockeil with a limited number of new ami perfert Iron cabinet inu- chlnes. These we i.fTei- us follows: LOTS OF FIVE LOTS OF TEN - - - LOTS OF FIFTEEN - LOTS OF TWENTY - - - 840.00 38.00 36.50 36. OO These nre the regular standard machines usually sold at JI.'i.OO, nud this opportunity Is one that we hnve never before been privi- leged to offer. No more will be offered ut these prices when this lot Is gone. Pictures supplied on I lie regular renin! basis, with privilege of free exchange. No orders entered unless accompanied ley n deposit. No agents' commissions allowed from these figures. American Mii.os.ope & Biograpli Co., 11 B. 1 1th IT., NEW YtlllK. Ing demand for our MKTAL. I.AUOHINU OALLBltlE.S lus jitailfleil us In placing largo orders for material and bettering our facilities, thereby greatly reducing Hie cost of manufacture. as well us Improving the oualily. These mirrors are made of a highly polished composition metal. Have same appearance, produce sinne effects and will answer the purpose as well aa Ills moat cosily glass. THEY AHB THK ONLY PRACTI- CAL MIltlllHlS FOR THAVULI.VO Plllt- POSKH . We are olfering nur No. 1 Style Cuilery (luleuded for parks and other permanent loca- tions) at a special low price. Write fur particulars, J. H. NAUOHTON AMVatCMENT CON- HTni'CriON CO., l-.w South High Street, Co- lumbus, Ohio, FOR SALE, PULLMAN CAR. t'otiitilnalion steetH>r and iiaggagc: Rosewood fin- ish; rtutcrmni and kitchen; ►Iccps Js jieople; hargii cellar; a closing of some of my men In Hike their Winter eiigngeuieiils I w nut Solo Cornel. Hurl lone, to leuil orehesirn : Alto nuil IM l-'lil. All must I.,. ,\| or I will close vou tit rehearsal. Show ram nut II Nov. I. I'lxley, wire. (iKii. KIIMItl.l'., lt.iiul Muster. Wllkeslnirre, I'n. WANTED, for THE LORIME ELWYN CO. ** GLADYS GREY, A PKATUUH ACT. work In one preferred, must double bits; SINUINO AND OANCINC 'I'KAM with strung act, U> ilouli'e small parts; 'fAI.I. OKN. Ill's. MAN with specially. Useful Repertoire people, wrlle. Compiiiiy plujs tm inailme/. Salary llgnrc 11111*1 be low fur balance nf Summer ami regulur season. I.IHINK KI.WYN, lleiinliiglon, Vl, WANTED, FOR THE OLD RELIABLE C&RROL.I* COMEDY COMPANY. A full Acting Cow puny, iiieliulliig 11 clever Lending Linly. who run do l-'.lilut loitnl nuil Son brctle leiuls : 11 I'liiu-ucier Woinuli, with 11 Clever i'hllil: Mull fur I'riips, who lines si mug Specialties, and a gnnil llulhid Singer with 1111 oullll 1 iniuhliie anil slldesl. Stale nil lu llrst letter and uientli.ti If you do spei-liillles. Nllllle very lowest suliiry (pay your own luilrlj. Send pliutos, snine will he returned. Iti'lieiirsuls euiiuuence Aug. 10. Address pb/wHu^aper ,w " K """ w " , " l,,l """ 1 W. I. P1EICE. Igr.. Elktas, W. Va. AL. F. WHEELER'S £ SHOWS 'OT A ItrnPaVlfe 1 1 I "lii I 1 '. .i-in-l, T11I111 unil llthei- Miislelntis : l'i ople doing Two or ""Vis ■ sTilF \|,„.,, strong Acts for lllug. The Swollen! Siiiull Wagon Show In America. Iteil nud llreiikriisi ut lintels. Low Hillary, but you get II. MADAI.IN, X. V., July 2«; l.'PAKK, X, V., 'Jl ; lillKAT IIAHUINCTuN. .MASS., Tl : siii-;i'i-'ii:i.ii i-i. PARKER'S PLAYERS, Ai Repartolre Paople In All Ulnas, 8lst*r Taam or AI Sp«olalty, to roatura. Only strictly sober, experienced find cnpiible people ueoil miswer. Long seiison. - Siiluiy sure, l'ures iiilviilieeil to reliable people. Show opens about. Aug. T. Address I'. 1'. I'AIIKKIt, What CliiH'r. tuivn. A.IWXSI3* for THK IH'.Al. stt'KU MHOW, Washington Society Girls, CHORUS LADIES, All rnsi nines furnlslied. Also l-'KA'I'URK ACTS or all kinds. Address \\ . II. WATNnv, 11,... Slgr., KIMlKrVK KKItiVAN, I', <>. Una 111, llrouklyn, N. Y. I'lopi letoi uml niaiiuger. FRANK SMITH, HEAD BALANCING TRAPEZE. RINGLING BROS.' WORLD'S GREATEST SHOWS. Address MR. JOHN GRIEVES, 1 34 K. 17tU St.. Now York. RETURN PROM ABROAD. RADIE FURMAN, Arrives on H.H. Diiltlc We.liiesday, July lu. niter 11 sui-cchhIiiI toin'of Kitglwul and ATrlcu. Will remain here, nppuurltiit in Vaudeville. AT I.IHKIt'l Y until ■Inn. IM, lUU'i, then will pluy return engage- mental Palace, l.onduu. Other houses to follow. Per. address, i;h K. luuh ST., New York. HENRY BROWN, VAUDKVIL.I.E AGENT, Bit UUAitlUmiV HTIlKKT. Chlc»K». III. HELEN OGDEK, HOI TIIF.lt* C'l.AHSICAl. HtllMlANO Afsli t'ONTHAl.TO VOCALIHT. IIAIIHY SUTTON and SUTTON KITTY R 8 "HMIITliey Boast," Their acrobatic mid eiinlnrtlou i-ki-i b iiunh; 11 aMisrl hll.— AKKON, ()., JHUKVAl. KDWAIID SNA VNK. H«|». »»« Uoute. ADEN. «,. d - a " ]v ""davis Mm H.S'i: NUiilT. oil lli:i'i:il'l'nilll-:. Kxpei lence, ul.lllty nuil wibrleiy. A I eoiiipiinl lily nil- swer. Address MA It 111 I: I" TA. 11III11. Lou-- and -Helen I'ASl'KIl'H THIS WKKK-I.OOK UN OVF.ll. INVITK OFFKKS. IIOTII l'l.AY PARTS. Fer ad/1., SKA ISI.K CITY, N. J., Dog s.'„ JIAMAOEK" LOUKIK6 FUH "BIU OUTDOOB »KATI)IIK,» ADOBSII 'IRAL TOWER MARVIi 17U7 STATIC ST., N«W Hav.a, Cans, nsiAuans i,«jur*.in» irun -am uviuvvn »»»iuii»,, <■**»»»« ZOLA, SPIRAL TOWER MARVEL, 560 THE SHEW YOBK CLIPPER. July 22, COME WHEEE THE BIG BED HEABT 18 JW > HEAR SOME OF THE BEST SONGS EVEB ISSUED. KEEP ALITTLE COSYCQRNER IN YOUR HEART A FOR KEEP A LITTLE COSY CORNER HEART FOR Word* by JACK DIUSI, W E. Mu.lc by THEODORE MORSE. ItK.UlTIIK I'lllllU'K: Keep n llllli' rota corner In y..ur heart fur me. Jnsl ror nie, Ami I'll lie as line In you jih anyone mn I m' mill and see: K you'll promise wlml I axk, then }<•» and I II WW*. IhHIi ncrec, Keep n 111 II"' cosy pnriHT In your heart fnr roe. MY THE LEADER of the GERMAN BAND IMww Comio March Sons*. Mora* by MADDKN. Music by MORS*.. KK.AH TIIKaiOMW: "Sehiiilill" unities Mich n lilt. his cornel solo goes so IiIkIi: '■Si-tirrtii Ik"' inny have IiIh fniillx, Ills trombone maea In I ielny's eft : ".lake" Is such H fake, hi" pluvs the piccolo Willi one hiiml. Will "lirlnz" ahines, like the "llfty-scvcn kinds," he's the leader of the German baud. ehJORUS* KLff A L1TTLL COSY CORNER IN YOUR.HIASr KSHI __ . JusrroRMt AW ILL MAJTEUE TO YOL' AS ANYONE CAN Bt ■' * WAIT AND iV lrtOULL PR0I1I5EVMAT.I ASh.THEN 'YCUAMDlU'ASci .:.- pOTHAGRFT/ 1 HEP/* UTTiE COSY CORNER IN YOUR liEART TOR ME" jackmisiane theodorl'f.morse ■■'". COPYR'SHTF.DISOS BY Biiaviiand L'nclo Sam's picture's In llir parlor. Sure, I here s shamrock's ii|nui the wall; There's 11 green iiHrnit In I lie kitchen. And ii green light burns in the hall. Words by DR1BLANE. Music by MORSE. ItEALl THE XI'.W IDEA (.'IIDltlS: Take a t nip there sninc Sunday evening, And I'll show you an Irish |iearl. Tho' from Krln, she true to the lied, \Miileand Blue. And. she's my Yankee Irish girl. F. B. 125 WEST Don't Forget the Heme or Address. NO BRANCH OFFICES ANYWHERE. HAVILAND PUB. CO., 37th ST., NEW YORK, Corner Broadway. Entrance on 37th St, SONC BOOKS. Our new book for '05 and '06 Just Issued. Our specialty is company or special cover books. No stock books. Write us for Song Book Letter giv- ing full information, prices, etc. Also samples of our new book. GOOD BYE, SIS A Novelty Klarch Song. Great Coon Shout. LONGING FOR YOU Dainty Child Song. WE'LL OH, OH, SALLIE ' A Red ltot*Fin.u)li SOMi. WANDER IN THE BRIGHT MOONLIGHT ILLUSTRATED 80NC8. SHE WAITS BY THE DEEP BLUE SEA. GOOD BYE, SIS. A LITTLE BOY CALLED TAPS. PLEASE COME AND PLAY IN MY YARD. MAKE A FUSS OVER ME. BLUE BELL. I'VE GOT A FEELIN' FOR YOU. WHERE THE SOUTHERN ROSES GROW. WHAT THE BRASS BAND PLAYED. Write ua for slide letter. We are making special prices unit Inducement, ut thin time. Sextette, Duet or any hind of an "et" for a .well big number, or get back long. WHAT THE BRASS BAND PLAYED Still a Winner and the Surprise lilt of the Year. MY BASHFUL MOON @HQRU5:- UU A UTTIE C05Y CORNER IN TOUR HEART FOR ME JU5TJCR ME, AND III oEAi TRUE TO/Of A^ ANY ONE CAN BE, irYouLL promise-mat i- ask ; then .you and in agree '■■:. -.-■ '-■ ":.■■ BOTh: : AGRLI, ' , KEEPA LITTLE COSY COM IN.YOMH c^CKMiSIANJE theodorTf. morse r^i'YRlGfiTED!9 05VSY A Dainty Number. SHE WAITS & DEEP BLUE SEA A Great Descriptive Ballad, by the writers of Blue Dell. RKAII THE fllOltl'S: When the nil slowly sinks to Its rest, And she sighs as she walls patiently, Then her gaze wanders off to the West, l'i> i' she's dreaming each day Of a lad fur uwnr. Whose love she never guessed. ■■'or she wonders where he can uc ; There's n soli mid a lear I'nr ench long, dreary year. As she waits by the deep blue sea. rU" , .»'.« , i« , W.'M;WTOKK BAND AND ORCHESTRA LEADERS, YOUR ATTENTION FOR A MOMENT. Hits for Band and Orchestra SIX CENTS Join the Club. Eight pop.ilnr pieces, for either Band or Orchestra to begin with, anil one piece per month for seven months, nil for Si. HO. Write us for Clnli proposition and sample parts for Violin and Cornel, It yo.i rnnnot call then write for the nbove. On helm parts in any key to suit your voire When writing you mast send stamps for postage, anil LATE PKOGBAMME ""'''■' •*• Know you. CARDS W1I.I, NUT ANSWER. Tnlc., you .enct programme we runnot honor your request. KEEP A LITTLE COSYCORNER IN YOUR HEART i FOR ^jl-y TREE PROFESSIONAL COPIES FOR BAND, ORCHESTRA AND PIANO. AHOROSA WALTZES CHRISMAN PUB. CO., L. B. 808, «t. Louis, Mo. FILMS FOR RENT EUGENE CUNE&CO, 2 \*w*. 14th St., IN. Y. SLIGHTLY WORN ■VI R8. C. E. DUFF, Tei. tin -one Oxford, s»4 tremont street, buhton. opposite sUiMtto Theatre. Stage f, Street Gowns J. MEMRY ROWLEY THKATIll! At (tmTV.MUn. 140 W. 33d ST., NEW TOBK. Opposite Proctor's. ForroerlyHAYriKN a ROWI.KY. Manager of BIJOU THEATRE. PATER90X.N. J. ESTIMATES UIVKN. 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K '"Announce That the Name of the Old E.tiiblUhed House of ^ITT A COMPANY HAS HKKS cilANCEli TO JLEAVITTfEINKXE CO,. tweTiavc onexhTlKMon at our showrooms undolnce, No. luvTWesi t4oih Sl.,ftew Vork, the largest assortment of Theatrical Properties of anT oilier house In this line: Life Size .Slaliurf, ivni, ^.'v' 1 ?'?!• M, " , "l ir . e ,"* nlm,l "' s,1 elclo"s.J»r- AI.HIIIT VON TII.ZIOII. An Artistic Waltz Song. Beautiful loth In Sentiment and Melody. A Urcat Song for Ilultnd Slngcra and "GOODBYE, SWEETHEART, GOODBYE loom by ARTHUR J. LAMB. 7 ^^ — ™ ™ 9 ^^* ^^ ^T,TT 7»J T •« "»!. ai < orr.cr.,,, ....... ^.. .=„...„...._ . •* Melody lu- Al.lll-.IIT VON Til M Poem by ARTHUR J. LAMB. AN ARTISTIC SEMI-CLASSIC BALLAD. A WORTHY 8UCCES8OR TO THE BEST EVER WRITTEN Melody I., AI.IIKIIT VON TlL/.KIl. The Whole Word* by Manic by GEO. TOTTEN SMITH. ALBERT VON TILZEIl. Comic Song. The Craze of the Day. Extra Verses. .. Bye, Bye, Girlie" Words by Mimic by AARON HOFFMAN. ALBERT VON TILZER. A Decided Novelty and not Like Anything You Have Ever Had Before. An excellent Production Song. "Bunker Hill" Word* by Mimic by SAM EHRLICII. tllll.ll T VON TII.ZEII. A 1'atrlotlc March Song, Earning More Encores than any Song uf Its Kind. Croat for Finale. ii Lonesome" Professional Copies and Orchestrations -to Recognized Word* by Mimic by JOE HOSEY. A Mil Ml I' VON TILZER. This Song was the Feature lilt of Miss Edna May, In the Production of "The School tllrl." rformers. No Card; WRITE DIRECT. WE HAVE NO BRANCHES. •9 •9 MAHLER BROS, Professional Underwear House of America. SPECIAL NOTICE FOR JULY. We are now prepared to furnish all Companies with Dance Skirts and Bloomers for Season 1905-06. Estimates furnished on application. Lowest prices in the United States. Call or send and be convinced. NOW MAKING l9C»Sl906 .LETTERHEADS Royal PtQ. Co) h334 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO ILL. Samples , Shoe Dept. on quantity orders. Hosiery Dept. sbadcB, at prices beyond c Make-Up Dept. Our Original and Famous Short Vamp Stage and Street Shoes, In all materials. Special prices Up-to-date Styles. Full Assortment of Tights, In Silk, Cotton and Wors- ted, also Silk Hose In all shades, at prices beyond competition. We carry at all times a Complete and Varied Assortment of all tbe most popular Make-Dps, Powders and Grease Paints. Headquarters for De Voy's Puffs, Lotions and Prepa- rations. OUR MAKE-UP BOXES Made from the very best tin, are black enameled. Especially made for professional use, having a tray with compartments for Grense Paint, Powders, Comb and Brush, Wigs, Etc., AQ. h.tc. Has double action lock, with two keys, at *Ti7C»s Our COLD CREAM, expressly prepared for tbe Theatrical Profession, guaranteed to be absolutely pure and never become rancid In any climate. Put up In lib. Screw Top Tin Cana at 45c.j %lb. at 206. Enclose 2 cent stamp for Sample of Cream. All mall orders must be accompanied by money order. None sent C. 0. D. WE KEEP THE BEST AND MOST COMPLETE LINE OP THEATBICAL TRUNKS AND DRESS SUIT CASES IN THE CITY. MAHLER BROS. THE LEADING THEATRICAL SPECIALTY HOUSE OF AMERICA. 6th Ave. and 31st Street, New York. gllkollne Tights, $'-1.00 Wonted, Tights, S-J.OOi Cotton Tight., S1.0U; Silk Tights, from tSl.tTO up; shirts to match all same Price as tights; Pumps, M vents; ualt- ers, $1.00; Elastic Supporters, Si; Cloth Supporters, &S cunts. Send for catalogue and samples of tights free. I'ohI lively a de- posit required. Satisfaction guaran- teed or money refunded. Sl'IUKil BROS., 86 Woodbine St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Old stand but new address. NEED IN/IE. The artistic and realistic setting of tbe stage Is Just as ' Important to the success of your play as tbe acting. A One green lawn, a wheat stubble or corn Held, a graceful vine, rose bower blooming, or fruit trees, hedges, etc., bring your audience closer to the scene of action and make the play more Interesting and yourself more popular. For all artificial floral decorations, write or see FRANK NETSOHERT, M Barclay Street, N. T. 0. REMEMBER: LUBIH'S FILMS ME ABSOLUTELY STEADY. A DOG LOST One Continuous Loud Scream. A Sure lilt. Length, 225ft Price, $24.75. Copyright. TRAIN RODHBIIY (100ft., 800.00 BOLD DANK ROBBERY. .. 000ft, 00.00 MKKT MBATT1IB FOUN- TAIN 7 470ft., 52.25 KIDNAPPED CHILD 300ft., 33.00 LIFE Ol>' AMERICAN SOL- DIER 000ft., 00.00 I The OrculcHt Posture Film of tlio HenHon. LcugCb, 700ft. Price, 877. Copyright. I. Ii. DAM AND Til 10 WUOLU DAM FAMILY.. 100ft., 110.50 POLICEMAN'S LOVE AK FAIR , ..125ft.. 13.75 Wilt THE TYPEWRITER WAS FIRED 200ft., 28.00 ALL OUR FILMS CLASS A. II CT8. PER FOOT. 1ETTER LITHOGRAPH* TIIK OBBAT KNUUSH VATJDEVILLK PAPER. THE ajid TMJKATRaC RKVICW, 40 1 Strand, X«oxLfNEW YORK CLIPPER. July 22, FOLLOW &£ «**** And you can gamble that your act will be a sure fire hit. Haven't we aLways givers ,mam wegaveyoulastseason:"Alexander/'"CoaxMe/' 4t WhentheFrostlsonthePumpkin, n Flows," "My Pretty Little Kickapoo," "Have You Seen Maggie Riley?" Ebenezer Brown," big hits, "Every Little Bit Helps" and "In Vacation Time." We will do equally as well, if not ANDREW B. STERLING and HARRY VON TILZER have, for the past ten years, been the head when they wrote this one: ti An Absolute Novelty, with a Creat Lyric and Swinging March Melody that you can't get away from. A Song that YOU, HE and SHE can y ou to share It with ua. Get It while it's HOT— be one Do You Remember "ALEXANDER," "COOD-BYE, ELIZA WHAT YOU COIN' TO DO WHEN Is the next Big Coon Song by the same writers—STERLINC and VON TILZER, and you can realize that It must be a PEACH, to fottow exaggerate one bit. C<- €€ 99 IillVCx EYES," "MAKING E Y E. S, , Did you ever hear a Little Song that seemed to wrap itself right around your heart—you Ikept a humming It— a drumming 8TERLINC and VON TILZER wrote this Song, to replace their Creat Hit, "COAX ME," and when you hear this clever little song that will soon have the whole coun try MAKING EYES. Again, for the third time, THIS Who has written the Big Rustic Ballad Hits for the Past Ten Years? STERLING and VON TILZER. Who will have the Big Rustic WHERE THE MORNING GLORIES THAT Is the Title of the Big Rustic Ballad Hit they will have This Year, and IT will be the Biggest Rustic Ballad Hit they have ever you can't forget it. 80, if you are in the City, come In and get it and if. Do you use a March Song in your act? Do You Want a Cracker Jack? If you do, get JOE HOLLANDER'S Creat Big Hit, THE GIRL FROM THE U. S. A. Creat for Sister Acts. Great for a Big Number. Creat for an Opening Song. Creat for a Closing Song. Creat for any old place you want to use it. Must we say it again? THIS IS ALSO IT. VACATION The only real Waltr Song Hit on the market. All kinds of New Topical Verses now ready for the c oming season. The above mentioned songs are only a few of our many successes. We have a "bunch" of other "good things" kind of a song suitable for any old kind of an act. We are always THERE WITH THE GOODS. It will be to your building DEVOTED to the CARE OF OUR OUT OF TOWN PERFORMERS. Requests for professional copies and our IN TOWN PERFORMERS. NO WAITING IN THE HALL. HARRY, JULES and WILL Thanking you for past favors, we beg to remain, X Ouess That's Sufficient M i&A NEW YORK CITY. In All Oases Soad 10c. for Postage. JULY 22. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 563 LUCKY HOUSE you the goods? Then why look elsewhere? Look at the following list of great songs ' Down at the Baby Store," 'Cone, Cone, Cone," "Down Where the Suwanee River »...,..,,.- * She's a Yankee Doodle Cirl," "Abraham," "Just Across the Bridge of Cold," and our present better this season, as we are starting in with the greatest bunch of songs we have ever published, trying to write another Wait 'Till the Clouds Roll By," and we think that they have hit the nail on •Ing— ANYONE can sing— EVERYBODY will sing before Half the Season is over. This is the Biggest CINCH we ever had and we want of the FIRST to Sine It—take our Tip, THIS IS IT. JANE" and "HANNAH, WON'T YOU OP EN TH AT DOOR?" Well— ~~~ THE RENT COMES 'ROUND? those Three Terrific Hits, and when we tell you that we think it is the BEST COON SONG they ever wrote, we do not feel that we THIS 18 ALSO IT. tftf MAKINa E 99 €€ INGr El 99 it— and whistling it— It clung to you night and day— in fact, you couldn't lose It-well, that kind of a song is 99 you won't have to be coaxed to sing it, you'll just take to it like a duck takes to water; so get in the swim, and sing the song IS ALSO IT. "MAKING EYES," "MAKING EYES," "MAKING EYES." "MAKI NG EYES." Ballad Hit This Year? STERLING and VON TILZER. What is the Title of the Big Rustic Ballad Hit they will have This Year? TWINE AROUND THE had. And it will be the Biggest Rustic Ballad Hit you have ever had, and don't you forget It— but what's the use— if you hoar it, you are on the Road, write in and get it, and again we repeat— THIS IS IT. This it the present Coon Song Hit of the Country. Are you singing it? if not, why not? You need a good song to strengthen your act, and EV'RV LITTLE HELPS We have some corking, good, brand new verses for this song, so be sure and write In for it. By FRED FISHER and GEORGE WHITING. JUST ACROSS the BRIDGE « GOLD The Greatest Descriptive Ballad since "Mansion of Aching Hearts." Goin g bigger than ever, with the most bea utiful slides ovor made. you can choose from. THE HARRY VON TILZER MUSIC PUBLISHING COMPANY can furnish you with any old advantage to- CALL ON US, or if you are out of town, write, as we have a special department set aside in our orchestrations in any key will receive the strictest attention. We have a large corps of proficient pianists^to care for VON TILZER will be ALWAYS IN to give you their personal attention. HARRY VON TILZER MUSIC PUBLISHING COMPANY. 37 NEW YORK CITY. Id All Cans Send lQc. for Postage. 564 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 22. v ■M f *»P«i' Bi K V§5 EDDIE A Positive Hit on Broadway in KLAW & ERLANGER'S Big Production, LIFTING THE LIU At the conclusion of a Three Months' Engagement with this Production will Star in Vaudeville in a New Moonlight Spectacular Act, assisted by two Clever Dancers. TIME BOOKED SOLID IN THIS COUNTRY UNTIL MAY 14. EUROPE TO FOLLOW June 5 to Sept. 2, AMSTERDAM ROOF" itio.-i. 1003. luon. ■MM. Sept. 4, nuBTlG-SEAION'S, New York. Oct. 30, KANSAS CITY. Ian. 1, TBAVEL. 21 ch. 12, OLYBPIC, Chicago. Sept. 11, PABK, Worcester. lor. 6, HEW 0BLEAHS. Ian. 8, IIHHEAPOLIS. Mch. 19, SHEA'S, Bnflalo. Ian. 15, ODAHA. Bch. 26, SHEA'S, Toronto. Sept. 18, HYDE & BEHHAH'S. HOT. 13, TBAVE1. Ian. 22, IAIESTIC, Chicago. April 2, DETBOIT. Sept. 25, KEITH, Philadelphia. Hot. 20, SAN FBAHCISCO. Ian. 29, COLUIBIA, St. Louis. April 9.B0CHESTEB. Oct. 2, KEITH, Baltimore. Hot. 27, SAN FBAHCISCO. Feb. 5, HAYHABKET, Chicago. April 16, AIPHIOH, Brooklyn Oct. 9, CHASE, Washington. Dec. 4, LOB AHOELES. Dec. 11, LOS AHOELES. Feb. 12, 6. 0. H., Indianapolis. Feb. 19, COLUIBIA, Cincinnati. April 23, KEITH, Providence. April 30, KEITH, Boston. Oct. 16, KEITH, Cleveland. Dec. 18, TRAVEL Feb. 26, HOPKINS, Louisville. flay 7, KEITH, Portland. Oct. 23, TRAVEL. Dec. 25, DEHVEB. Ben. 5, HOPKIRS, Bemphis. flay 14, KEITH, Hew York. June 4 -to Aug . 27, EUROPE, Addr«>&3 all Communication! -to , 230 West 50th Street, Tel. No. 1384 Col., New York. Many thanks to Managors for kind offers. I told you to cinch him when you had a chance,— JACK. BIOGRAPH IN MOVING PICTURES. 1 . The Mutiny on the Russian Battleship in the Baltic Sea A Perfect Representation of this (Ircnt uml Historic Sensation. yiMIF'l'., CLASS A. Z. LIFTING THE LID Tmir of ii Country Couple on n Rnhher Nook Wngoti Tliro' llto Tonilerloln, Visiting Various Show Places Kn Route. 1HIFT., CLASS It. 3. Mass. Military Manoeuvres OOMMri Hurdling mnl righting Scone* Ever Sliule. 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A 3,840 separate time exposure and six hours difficult, work required to obtain this picture. A sure success. HIPPODROME RACES, DREAMLAND, CONEY ISLAND. No. 0,145. CODE, VASCONICA8. most lively and Interesting picture. Shows LENGTH, 300ft, $45.00 - a complete view of the race course and surrounding attractions, 'lhe grand entry Is followed by a scries of highly excltlug races. Lowboy and Lady, Standing Roman Race, Jockey Race, Uace for a Bride and Chariot Rare. In each race the contestants are within the range of the camera almost the entire time. We have the cwlu.lv,. privilege for taking moving pictures at Dreamland and Lima Park for the ivnaon of 1005. WatA these column* for all the very lnteHt utlriM-tinii*. The Wlwilc Da in in Family and the Duinni Dog 300ft. The Burglar's Slide For Life JJU.-.ft. On A Gooit Old 5c. Trolley Ride.. 545ft. Start of Hare for Ocean Cup 375ft. Opening Belmont Race Course 175ft. Opening Game National League, N. Y?Clty "..B 300ft. Seven Agu £22!' 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DUEL RETWEEN RUSSIAN AND JAPANESE SOLDIERS TRACTION ENGINB STOLEN 1'IG LARGEST FAT BOY IN TUB WOULD SOLDIER'S ROMANCE TRAMPS IN CLOVER.. a ir,.ift. ir,»ft lPOft ltiflft. 275 ft. lrvft. 85 ft- MASHER- AND OYSTER STAND. E DISON MANUFACTURING CO., MA >;P.J?F. P i C .S. ana FACTORY. ORANGE, N. J. CHICAGO OFFICE. 304 "\V\H ASH ivfvi'P OFFICE FOR UNITED KINGDOM: 26 CLERKENWELL ROAD, LONDON, E. 0., ENOLAND. ^FIIIMR aRFNT^* Igf' KINETOQRAPH 00 41 E. a«t St. New York OCLllHu All [1.10. PETER BAOIGALUPI ...T8MH Mission .St.. San Francisco. C»l. PRAIH PDB. CO., I "I've Got a Little Sweetliearl ao W. L.tllSt., N.I.C. I ol My Ow«,« 15c. ORCHESTRATION, 10c DRAMATIC. VAUDEVILLE, CIRCUS. ffiMLo ^%j ^,, t ^ ^ Copyright, 1905, by th« Fr»nfc Queen Publlihlng Company (Limited*. Founded by FRANK QUEEN. 1853. NEW YOKK, JUJ.Y 29, 1905. VOLUME Llll.-No. 23. Price 10 Cants. 566 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. JUIA 29, Anecdotes, Personalities and Comments, CONCtRNrNO STAGE FOLK and Sometimes OTHERS BT J OSEPHINE GEO. Marshal!, the Mystic, or comedy Juggler, net with on Instance not long ago that proved the value of American money In n foreign country — hot the actual face value, but the estimate in which It la held abroad. He relates an Instance where the American dollar looked better to an English Individual than one of their own five pound notes, that, by the way, being the smallest note Issued by the Bank of England. Being plainly en- graved and easily counterfeited the ordinary shopkeeper ig not anxloua to cash them, much preferring gold or silver. DnrlDg Marshall's European tour, which Included London, of course, one day be found himself absolutely penniless In that big city — that Is. lie had not the proper wherewith to settle bis account. He bad several five-pound notes, however, but In vain did he try In n dozen shops, by a small pur- chose, to get one changed Into silver. Finally he deolded to have some "four o'clock tea" In one of the Regent Street places, and after the refreshing enp, offered a five pound note In payment. "I'd much prefer silver, If you have It, sir," said the maid who had served him, "I fear I can't change the note for you." "Ob, I've silver galore," replied Marshall, "but I'm afraid you wouldn't accept that, either," and the man of mysteries brought forth from his pocket three or four American dollars. "Indeed, I'll accept that, air," said the maid brightening, and gave him English sil- ver In change, which made Marshall marvel at the fact that preference over their own money Is so often accorded by the English to the American. Marshall saw an Illustration of the literal acceptance of a sign, by an English rustic, regardless of the meaning. At a restaurant on Fleet Street, London, the proprietor has popularized his place by A prominent headllner who was playing an engagement at the Ban Francisco Orpbeum, sought to Inflict the old Joke on John Mor- rlssey, the manager of that popular place of amusement, who at the time was residing In Oakland. Observing that genial gentle- man suffering from a severe headache one day, lie Jocosely said : "You look nwfully bad, John, have you got to catch the Oakland boat?" "No," exclaimed the manager, quickly un- derstanding the Inference, "I like Oakland. I look bnd because I'm really sick." * An oft repeated Barrymore story con- cerned one of his visits to a professional friend who had been placed, for temporary mental trouble, at Bloomlngdale. While walking In the grounds with his friend they noticed a patient pulling a little cart across the grass, bottom side up — a method that was more difficult than the usual one, with the wheels on the ground. "Why are you dragging your wagon In that fashion 7" asked the actor. "Because they tblnk I'm Insane," replied the man, with a knowing wink of the eye. "But they're fooled, I'm not so crazy after all. I don't like work, and I know enough to be convinced that If I bad the wagon right side up they'd Oil It with gravel and I'd then be working." 9 Most members of tbe dramatic profession are known to have one or more supersti- tions: some are almost morbid on tbe sub- ject. "Willie" Collier, who has taken by storm tbe play lovers of London, owns to a few himself, especially In connection with the race track, where a great many bet ac- cording to tbe "hunches" they get from time to time. OUR LONDON LETTEH. FROM OUB OWN C08RH8PONBINT. Clipper Bureau, 48 Cranbourne Street, Leicester Square, London, W. C. July 12. In the dramatic world things pertaining to that branch of amusement are at a stand- still, and will continue so till Aug. 26, when "The Blue Moon," a new musical offering, will have Its first performance at the Lyric. A day later, "The Duffer" will be offered by Weedon Grossmltb, at the Comedy. The weather and lack of new plays are, of course, responsible for the present quietness. The outdoor opposition Is very strong. One nlgbt last week tbe attendance at Earl's Court registered upwards of 80,000, /'• ful drawn Saturday _. Ham Collier will resume bis performance of tbe comedy at the end of September, and later produce another successful American made play, "On the Quiet." When tbe en- gagement of "The Dictator" Is renewed a practically new company will be in support of Mr. Collier, as tbe majority of the present cast return to New York a week from to-day. Tbe play and players have stood the test In great ebspe, and their success has opened up a new field here, which before has appeared closed to American comedies played by American actors. The Little Mlcbns," began, as una!, at the birds, but his figures on tbe wh;-->«w .16, and eboot fifteen m'nutes afterward were very amnslng and eiceptloar. •"*? power which raises tbe as- done. I aaw this same man a week »-i l gradually gave out, with the did not care for bis act, but I will Z.'-i' »*9* the curtain slowly but In- off my bat to him. He deserved S? JS Efforts were made to raise curtain calls received. Lea Cablaes i.._. r ? the hydraulic power which raises _tbe as- done. 1 saw ^tbls^ same man a week d'4 bestoa curtain result that i__ eiorably fell. Effort* were mau the curtain again, but all In vain. As a acrobatic dancers, did result the audience had to be dismissed. The and difficult feats, which pleased th»'V.«i. ( fa"ure of the hydraulic power was caused audience. A capable mlmfc in the rx"- '•/!». by a burst pipe In Piccadilly. The Hippo- a young lady, named Ray Wallace y-». w drome was also affected In not being able great card. Her imitations of VeL * J.' to move tbe shifting stage. 8everal acts torla, Victoria Monks, Vesta Tllley : using tbe shifting stage were obliged to work Edlss and many otbers were as i- Cablaes, e.-»ni some very £$& In the ring. Gardner, Vincent and Company have not had a very pleasant time since they landed In this country. On their arrival they learned that the Lyceum had been closed for the months of July and August Had they known the house was to close they would not have crosaed the ocean, as tbey cared more about oinle originals as one" could wish "for."" t> . .-'JSf ence wanted more of her work •',.» .? lengui of the bill would not permit' \ iiJr Scott was as witty and funny as' e"- . j bis listeners never seem to tire of h'.'lJJS. which Is original at all times, 'i . »ii contributor to the bill. Victoria Mo«'- : »■? ated quite a stir as her number va . '■ r i ils at date to be played here waB Brighton, bat Ella Snyder and her company, in the uuJni ' props, etc., skit "Pretty Kitty," closed the tlri n'is "Tit nrogra ame. Since Its first pn.l„ cu ^. after Mr. Gardner ships all his props, of the progra ame. Sin" <»• «— » — a fortnight ago, the little musical •>•« ■ h.. been greatly changed and bettered - - Heve Mr. r~' ment I be- to Brighton he is Informed to open at Glas- gow on Monday next This means that Mr. Gardner will have to go to Brighton one day this week, cart hie goods to London and then to Glasgow. This means quite an expendi- ture of money. What will be done with the four weeks booked nt the Lyceum they have not learned as yet. To say that Mr. Gard- ner Is upset Is to put It mildly. Hollowsy Is a long way to go to see a show, as he appeared at the Palace before i£ but one hot night last week I climbed on top opened wltb^ a song that contained a far i Mr. Butt la responsible for the 'rrnrort t noted In the act "Since I Firs? ut Yon." the song hit of "The Sultan of SouT^ Is the catchiest number of the Severn' clrei After an overture by the orchestra, llnrrirai' the tramp Juggler, made his bow, not deon- Some of the Drofits and losses of the oast Dut on « not n| K nt Ia8t wees; l enmoea on top opeueu wiu a sung mat contained n fev >ason make Interesting readlnz The five of a 'bus, and enjoyed my ride of three quar- lines from about every popular song that I lints' run of ' "I adv Ben" I said to havS ters °f an hour. I reached the Empire In have ever heard. I thought the fcSi ignis run or L,aqy Ben is.saiu 10 navo * „.„.„ „-„i„„i, .>,.— in* .i. fine nnrt an n \n rh» «>f nt »h« .„ji.. 1, ' u "S date are quoted at 160,000. "The Talk of the Town,' a show that I supposed made money for Its producers, is said to have been a financial failure to tbe tune of $50,000. Henry Irving has changed bis plans regard- Tfals clever actor was once doing a little ing his final tour to the States. Instead of betting In a New York pool room. He was banding out big bills that after each race failed to return to him, accompanied by others he had hoped to win. So annoyed was be at bis wrong guessing that he angrily dashed his hat to the floor. "Look, Willie I" exclaimed one of his friends, "your hat has fallen brim up — that's a 'hunch.'" The comedian looked up the neit race to see If there was any horse In It with a name that referred In any way to a hat To his season cof?tte*Drodacer^ a !Ksg"mrraffb"tie l sum°of time "to see "the T seven i "o'clock ah low, and al- fine and so did the rest of "the audleiL IW 000 aulte a costly eiMrltnent while though the seats were only partly filled, the though Harrlgan bad many friends n tat theC' oT^arfy doubfe t'haTsSm wai , thi *vA* was great and mVh stronger than house the applause was genuine. Aae* net result of "What Pamela Wanted." "The J,-"**?™ S eard *.. at nany of , tbe £1? Wes .' ?i»»5 La ftZL^l g „ » tn <'*« >*>*" M- Beauty and the Barge" yielded a profit of not pd halls, where the patrons leave the mat- lowed and that even went stronger than bis less than JIOO.000, while upwards of 1125,000 ter of applause to the frequenters of the top vocallsm. His patter, while doing tbe tricks has been netted by "Tbe Walls of Jericho." of the house. But to return to Holloway or w tb the boxes, was good and blended nicely up to date. "The Catch of tbe Season" Is rather, the show I saw and enjoyed there: with that portion of the act The third aid another big money maker. It's profits up to The S bit era Lee, three In number, opened the final period of the .offering was a monologlit ■ bill. Tbey did a singing, dancing and aero- endeavor whlcb did not fail to bit the mark fcatlc act that was a good one In many ways, Harrlgan bas wisely changed bis act after and their efforts were appreciated. Next the first performance, and finishes with toe came an act that bas been discussed a great Juggling, tbe monologue coming before Tbls many times. Cllne and Clark were tbe par- makes a stronger finish. The Palace Girls ties, male and female, the former being col- ored and tbe latter white. Tbey did coon singing, buck and wing dancing and a cake walk. The act was a good one and made a bit with tbe audience. Ernest Bees, "tbe droll comedian," followed. He Is not a top Proceeding there for bis Intended tour of fit- een weeks In January next, be will not cross the Atlantic till tbe Autumn of 1000, wben be Is to take his farewell of American play- goers, having a stock of newspapers conspicuously ^ oy "Hattress" was on tbe Hat, and accord- way, and for this more than one displayed for the use of his costumers, and ln & ue DlafCd * « ooii ' 8um on toat « nt 'y- wil? Splayed by OMs d 8kfnner ln *" nt the doorway, over the table on which they As tne °P erator a 1 ""* out the progress F „n of interest are the future pre Clyde Fltcb, tbe successful i Is In London on his annual visit He la completing several new plays. One Is the play to be produced by Maxlne Elliott, under the title of "Mainly Concerning Jo," and another, "The Career of Betty Singleton," portraying the life of an English actress in the eighteenth century. Tills will be played by Viola Allen, In New York, for tbe first time. Tbe life of the famous De Grammont Is the subject of another play be bas under me English America it Arthur Prince and Tortajada, still romlnne members of tbe present bill, and their work which has been reviewed before In this let- ter, was 88 popular as ever. The bloseone with many new and Interesting p'ctures' brought to an end as entertaining a sbow as lay, be has the sign, "Take One." of (be race bis bapplness Increased at tbe of Lewis Waller. productions His next production will fJZrT^L™ *L«*?» *«" wIlTSer rrse^rd^n'd" 'ano't^r ^WC.SMl the place he observed a rustic looking per- son who was passing out ahead of him read- ing tie Inviting sign. All the papers, how- ever, had been taken and the table stood empty, "Bless their gen'rous "earts!" be ex- claimed, "they're glvln' awny tables with mrnls, nn' one will come quite 'nndy at my named "Sombrero" third. Finally, after a wait (bat seemed Interminable, tbe man at the wire exclaimed : "Sombrero wlus." "It Just had to be my luck to pick out the wrong style of a hat I" exclaimed the comedian, wbo, even at a serious moment, far as he sees at present, to produce Louis N. Parker's version of "Arlequln RoL" under the title of "Harlequin." "Eobln Hood," which has also been acquired by Mr. Waller, Is not yet a complete work. When It Is writ- ■ome," whereupon he nicked un the nre4tv coul<1 not refrain from the expression of bis n , erent >,.[ 8 collaborating on a new musical the bones. His act pleased. The Casino little ni*™ nt m»it n « . . a 77 ever ready wit R lay wlth M - Ordonneau, tbe author of "La Comedy Fpur, four clever comedians and uilio piece or furniture and was mnknir cv« rauj wji. tinnnu " it !„•». ™ ik. k,.,.. .. .i. ■ ncern irhn n>r>H *K» C/,11.-.,,^, ™«„n- piece of furniture and was making nwny with It until headed off by one of tbe waiters. Ills American nerve once procured for Marshall an Interview with a British noble- man. While In Ireland he was staying at an Inn not far from which lay the mngnlflcent IrlBh estate and castle of an English lord. The tVIIF.N THE ClltCIS CAME TO MIDDY VALE. WniTrEN- FOR TUB CLIPrEB BY B. V. HARDON. Poupee." It turns on the humors of the per sonally conducted tourist, and will be en- titled "A Cook's Tour." The music Is being written by Ivan Caryll. It Is destined for 8 reduction either at the Prince of Wales or le Apollo. Wal, tbe circus It has come an' gone An' there's notbln' left ter see, Except tbe sawdust ring and place Where tbe big tent used ter be. merry Juggler expressed to "tbe innkeeper a* ^^S^TJSiS^SS^ uesiro to Inspect the castle and surround- The like of 'em was never seen, Ings, and his Intention to do so. With bor- ' ( -' c P t when tbe circus camel "" 122 ' n hl " Bm ' h . Mr . vUor att " uae - O" Whlz-hut that parade was great, maker notcher In tbe list of English comedians, and has been seen at the Palace In some mentis >.i. _„.]. ,>,„^»^ ■» m__ t-_.i.- d._iii„_ Perfect ventilation makes tbls bouse an Ideal place to spend a sultry night. I met R. G. Knowles at the Palnce on Monday, ne has Just finished an engagement on the Moss k Stoll tour, and Is now getting ta'nrs In shape for his lecture tour, wb'cB will begin in a few weeks. The Three Meers returned last week, Thurs- day, from a six months' continental tour, hav- ing played during their absence from London Dresden, Budapest, Vienna, Lelpsic, llerlln and Stockholm. On Mondny next they be- gin a three weeks' Btay at the Palace Tbe- atre, Blackpool, after which eight weeks on the Barrasford tour follows. Oct 4 ttey sail for America, and on the 23d of the month they commence a tour of the Keith circuit. A year's work has already been booked In tbe States, and It Is very likely that the Meera may remain another year. During the continental time Alf Meers In- troduced many new and original Ideas Into the act Guy Hackney, of the Go-Won-Go Mohawk Co., Is In town, and Is a frequent Bureau caller. The company will go on tour again In August Doreto, of Rosalrc and Doreto, and F. M. Barrett, of the Harmony Four, are at Aachen, Germany, taking advantage of a few weeka open time. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson are at a nearby seaside place; Mr. and Mrs. RergeroD are on the continent, and Ed. Hughes Is It America. A week ago to-day I saw tbe current nine o'clock show at the Coliseum. The new acta were : Horace Goldln, Lea Brunlns, Paullnettl his work showed It Two London Pavilion favorites came next. They were Lydla and Albino, wbo do a very clever gymnastic act. Introducing head balancing, which Is great. A pleasing stage appearance added much to their show. Harry Leybourne, comedian and mimic, did many things that were good, and at the same time laughable. He pleased the audience to the "more" state. Readers wbo have been In this country will know what I mean by the "more" state. The next number on the programme was Bessie Travers. She was a good looking young lady, a flne pianist, but a poor ventriloquist Hugh Stanton and company appeared In the well known satire, "For Reform." Although this sketch has been at the Holloway house many times be- fore, It remains the same success as when first seen. What I liked about It Is that there Is a story, and there Is some benefit to be derived from such an act Mr. Stanton's work Is too well known In America for fur- ten It will be found to be the Joint work of ther comments. Frank Lawton, wbo made a Henry Hamilton and William Derereux. Her- "* me ,n tbls country for his work In "The bert Dunning will supply the music. Belle "' New York," when that show crossed Edward Morton, who In "San Toy" con- , tne P° nd some time ago, whistled two popu- trlved a book that was both witty and co- lar "™ and concluded with an exhibition with ho regarded as supreme Insolence In Mar- shall, be exclaimed : "Begorra air! you'll not be doln' It, at all, nt all. Ills lordship will not be sccln' a stranger under any circumstances." "I can't do less than try," was Marshall's reply, and following out bis decision, he, by some exercise of bis American nerve, got Zlnt 'oV !?" e u T,T UP „ t0 ° , ° ma,n "wnafwa. ntrer seeVbeTre*™ 1 " cntrnnco of the big building. He presented But wben yer got Inside the tent, bis private card, calling to a red suited scr- There wasn't much ter see, T*Z?J2Z2L LW hl8 rr rance E ™f\^AV£it^ nil right, seeing that he had passed the outer portals, and was ushered Into a reception room. A few minutes later a florid faced, pompons looking personage appeared. In frigid, slatciy manner he desired lo know Marshall's business with him. "Well, to be frank," Bnld Ihc merry mystic, "I'm nn American, and have always had a grcnt curiosity to sec a real live lord." "Well, sir," retorted his lordship with fine dlgnlly, blended with satire, "anyone would know you to belong to that nation. And now Hint your dnmncd American gall bns gained you an entrance here, may 1 know your Im- pressions?" "I «k pardon for the Intrusion," sputtered B, in tL there's V to l hln C ' ,,t .e , ;rte d r lB ?e P .r r0dl Miirslmll, taken n back somewhat, despite Of nil I be gold and glitter his bravado, "but I expected to see a silly Thai's known ter me so well, skinny, eye-glassed dude, but to my erent iLSS '"" So' 1 """ S 01 ^ 8 H * ,ln ' ■.I™ «..!-» 1 iu»i,„i.i o _-i.T .1 , . "' p 3"l «"!>«> b«ck Just the same, liehold n genial, well preserved An' we'll have another hollerdnv, With the sliver cornet bands. And a feller with some butcher-knives That a gal caught In ber hands. An' the cammlls an' tbe polar bears, And tbe Jumpln' kangyroes, With "Mother Goose" and "Uncle Tom," (Them last was tabbylocs). The side show used ter take my eye, Where tbe feller at tbe door. But when yer saw tbe big main show, With ackerbats an' riders. An' men that walked right up-slde-down Jus' like a lot 0' spiders — Ycr'd ketch yer breath as If ter die, 'Cause these acts take some gall, It ain't tu easy as nctln' plays, In the Muddyvalc Town Hall. singers, who played the Coliseum recently, but' who, because of the length of the bill, were not allowed to do their act, were next to the last number on the bill. They are the boys who went to Sooth Africa a few months ago and made a big bit there. They John Hare will start on a tour In Sep- dld fifteen minutes of good singing and lots tember, In "A Son of Israel." This la a new ot comedy of the real laughable kind. Not version, by Sydney Grundy, of bis play, "An the horse play stuff, but real legitimate fun. and Plquo, Edward Lewis, Queeuie Lelgn- Old Jew." The latter was written avowedly Theirs Is a good act and ought to go strong ton and company, In a burlesque on "Leah "to put on record the result of twenty-one on the rest of the tour. The closing act was Kleschna," entitled "Quean Kwescblna ;" yeara' Intimate experience of some of the billed as "Sllbon's American Vaudeville Clr- Manhattan Comedy Four, and Cooper and corruptions of Journalism." Stripped of Its eus -" While I doubt their being Americans, Robinson. Continued numbers were furnished polemical qualities, and with Its five acts the act was all right and It went very well. by Rutland Barrlngton, Mrs. Brown Potter Radle Furuam and ber mother sail for and Gilbert Hare. The Manhattan boys were America to-day. Obey have been away from supposed to open the show, but they failed to home since last December. They return to aprjear. I afterwards learned tbe bill was this city In December to play tbe Palace and too long, and because of the number of sing- other London halls. Ing numbers on the bill the four singers and Harry Felber, the hustling foreign repre- comedians were told to walk around and get sentative of B. F. Keith, left London last P<"d for It The Brunlns started the ball Saturday for his annual continental tour, rolling with a good exhibition of fancy bll- He will return to the States early in October. Hard shooting and Juggling. Panllnettl and George Capel, who bas been at the Empire Plquo brought down the house with a very compressed Into four, lta reproduction will be In the line of a novelty. "The Old Jew" Is said to have given Mr. Hare one of his finest acting parts. After this tour Mr. Hare purposes, his health permitting, to pay a final vialt to America, prior to his taking final leave of the stage in London. nrA •• "John Rutherford," to whom the author- ahin of "The Breed of the Treshams" Is credited, Is the pseudonym adopted by two elderly American ladles, Mrs. S. G. Suther- land and Miss B. M. Dlx. Single handed Mrs. Sutherland dramatized "Monsieur Beau- calre," while In collaboration with Miss Dlx she has written severs! original plays. Haddon Chambers Is working hard on a new comedy, to be called 'The Swelled f or the paBt twelve years, and who Is so well funnj bar act, an Invisible wire playing an ill HP S 7 * t ? e A ™e r lc«ns who have played important part in the act For a time the that house, has been re-engaged as stage two acrobats bad me guessing, but when one manager. Impossible feat wsb performed with the great- One of London's smaller music halls Is up est of ease I saw through the trick. It was for sale. It Is the Foresters, Mile End. One well worked up. The burlesque on "Lesk or two fortunes were made at that house, but Kleschna" was very tiresome and unfuonv. The cluwns they had with this here show, Wltb n pack 0' tricky mules. Made so much sport — we used ter think We was the bigger fools. Then gals wltb Bklrts nroun' their necks, Come out on prancln' steeds, An' I" T gentleman who knows bow to receive a traveler In a slrnngo Innd." Apparently Marshall's apology was accept- ed, for his lordship presented bis hand, then ordered wine mid clgnrs, after which ho summoned a servant to conduct the Amer- ican through tho grounds. At parting ho said: "I ennnot but In some cases ndmlro the nerve of you Americans, though I should Ihlnk to succeed nt nil times It would hnvo lo bo supplemented snmellmes by real de- ceit." "You're quite right nt Ihc snmo lime handing the Englishman Manxman", his professional card, which Indicated that - Movno ' i lbs visitor was past master In that clever- est of deceits— the mystification of the human eye. As wben the circus cntue, Frank A. Connor, Whose pU-lnre we present on the front page of this issue, made one of the biggest suc- cesses of his career In support of Kyrle Hellcw, la "Rallies." Mr. Connor's atage ex- perience has been gained in Juvenile and light comedy roles with many prominent man- agers. Including Llebler k Co. and David Hclnsco. Be played Bernard D11 Frene, In tho la Iter's special production of "Znsa," and the role of Allen Kcndrlcks, In "The Heart of Maryland." Under Llebler k Co.'s manage- ment he bna appeared as Shawn Bruin, In their special presentation of William B. .... t .. "tea" ."Land of Heart's Desire:" Ross Chrls- nssented Marshall, tlnu, In support of James O'Nstll, in "The " Richard Steele, with Mrs. Lc "The First Duchess of Marl- borough," and Li Flcur, in the all ttar cast of "Ihc Two Orphans." which recently Head: A Comedy of tbe Outskirts." It deals, the growth In numbers and splendor of the There was no head nor tall to the parody. ao the author says, with "quite ordinary suburban music hall Is playing havoc with the Tn e well worn gag of "I have sometblne to suburban people," and no titles will figure * re *. in(1 ^'y houses. say to you" and "I am going awny from in tbe cast. Arthur Bourchier and Nat Good- „,T n e« » a man In America named Press here," which William Collier and Louise Al- win, respectively, hold the English and Amerl- Eldrldgc, and I want to thank blm for the 'en Introduced In one of Weber and Fleldn" can rights. weekly supply of blotters ho sends me They shows, was very poorly done during tbe action oi.k .i. 15 ™ Jerry goes pn tour with "Alice nre useful and also serve to keep fresh lo of the piece. Horace Goldln gave a twenty- & t-Dy-the-JIre, under the management of mv m'nd the name of the sure-fire comedian, Ave minute turn of Illusions that wus In a i&**. w 3S8*>J** Wk ■■ay* 1 the of A . d ,i m ' n !» n 5 Taylor are going very strong class by Itself. Since his phenomenal engage- t of the stare atmek at the Alhambra, and a return engagement meat at the Palace of some months ago, Mr. or two months is the result of tbelr success Goldln has added many new and effective SS 5£ The re-booklng Is for January tricks, and at the finish he received call after ?.„.;•_ . re ls ? Possibility that the present call. Cooper and Robinson followed Mr. r 7 .?, £ ,, n , ro J 0D E e<3 thrce weeks. Goldln, and after the long song sketches they ,„twi v 1 ocbreyera performance through- were heartily welcomed. I could enstly see, out »ales has caused so much talk among Lon- after they hod been on the stage a few mH- S 0n m ?ui 1 l f l cr n °i a the has signed a contract "tea. why they have been a hit In America. Mr "SEil fc*J dlve ln London on Aug. 6. The act has been Improved since I saw then ri ' Sc ° rcycr had considerable trouble at first •» the 8tatea, or rather Cooper and Bailey. ° ™ a ,irt 1 L n i ana n e F .^"sents believe that They got a big band at tbe finish. Kverhart Is repeating on tour the great suc- cess he made at the London Hlppudmme dur- ing the months of May and June. He Is. °' course, topping every bill on which he plays. This week be Is at Glasgow. The Tossing Austins and Kntherine Dan! arc also playing nn engagement In that city. Newhouse and Ward, who have been rest- ing for many weeks, are working again. The Hippodrome is tbelr present abode. The Alhambra Is doing a land office busi- ness Just now. Even before the Empire was daughter, by Irene Vanbrough, will be taken by nilda Trevclvyn, who ls at present play- ing the slavey. Miss Fairfax's part will be undertaken by Pauline Chase, a young Ameri- can, who will then have her first real chance of appearing In a real comedy character. Be- fore coming to London Miss Chnse was identi- fied with musical shows in the States. At the present time Charles Wyndham has he man In boots Just cracked his whip n ° Plans beyond his vacation, which be will make 'em do somo wond'ful deeds. 5PA 1 "},. a £ .i" 1 ? 6 ??,,' , ln .^ h 5 J ower .. Engadlne. But It Is more likely that he will make his reappearance at the New Theatre at the con- clusion of the run of "Leah Kleschna." some- where about Christmas. Ills opening play may be n new comedy, In four acts, by Hu- bert Henry Davles, who has Just delivered It. Charles t robman lias JuBt accepted from I.rnest Deany, an untried dramatist, a three nct ...9?. mcd J ^"oo "All-of-a Sudden Peeey " William aillette returns to London either lu September or December, to produce and ?n C ^ 0Uld . ac t con lP"Bh the daring ride and leap i^r-'L?"^ °t water. After his first ride nt Carmarthen, South Wales, he was offered engagements from different parts of England and from many continental places. He la ?r n n, CO n5u erl H^ an , ' r er from Spain and on? a!5SaiS& rtl ? Im, , er ls for ■ Period of 1.^1?^ i i Sht weeka - 1 Mr- Schreyer Is again SuSk iiSid'Jsr' at ca ™» th « o" AuiSst wm ETSSS" , ln the IIne ot com rty fouw is very soon. The Empire reappear with Marie Doroi' nThfe "new" pi'ay" Comedy Four saTl foV 'thls°°mrt on* Aui^i I? "Clnrlce." " '• and are booked to open ot thV roliCi™ Vn "Le Sire de Vergy" has been secured for r, 8 oC the «»»• ■«»& Jose e p h Co A l6C 3 m , n J a *"»"?? ft Tho™?" W. ltyley. the manager, writes that season if seven . )lu, C h lle ,d8 ' ,h i J"?* 1 ". *»b In town for mon , tu ' "J? 8 oeen booked through II. and F a few hours one dny Inst week. He ployed Cadle - They look forward to a pleasant en an engagement In Spain last month and was easement For the Sim Frnnclseo business man, liv- ing In Oakland, across tho bay, In the Now Y'ork business ma home lu Brooklyn. It Is facetiously treated In like milliner by the Joker, bolh on anil off the Mage. Orphans," which recently played nt thcNewAmslcrdnmThcatre. In June h't Joined the Rronawny Theatre Stock Co., In Denver, where he will play leading Juvenile 10.es until August, when he will rejoin Mr. Bellcw for his Western tour, playing his "The Ham Tres?'' In~wblch" "he adont „ n somewhnt different'styie from rhU ^'il "J. P w r , d V rlng "!f f 0IDlD K senB0D . 'a »"P- E, rc i a L' n * ppODle ln "at line of wo?k and port of Mclntvre and Healh. will commence with his reputation as a comedlnn I can »e» shortly. Mr. Fields ls one of the most sue- "othlng but success for the mau with tho cessfiit Jugglers that America has ever sent qulct 8t * le ,°f ta «- He wil stick to "be C mk !°.,i h » eonatry. and bis absence, which will ^f"^ wl " wear tllc 8»'b of a soldier and M?.*S *;!" «**• A3 'ofYrel r, la equivalent °'if Ina' Paris of Lord Crowley. In "Raffles 11 who Ink Ma ? . C ?." a ,',..°r 1 V rv "n, In "The Sacrament < 11 nno lias ills Judas." Tills is Mr. Connor's fourth yet under the management of Llebler k Co, of year only be for a year, will be felt by the play- goers who have laughed ao much at tils doings in the variety houses and In the pantomimes Arnold De Blere. the clever prestidigita- tor, is In town, and is waiting for some new tricks lo be finished before he sails for America. He expects to leave In a week. Mr De Blere Is well liked ln this country nnd on the continent, where his appearances have always resnlted In re-engagements flie management and audience at Daly's had an unusual experience on Monday night Hie asbestos safety curtain making an un' crultlng office. closed the attendance was of capacity sl». but now the house does not seem large enough to accommodate all the people wishing » see tbe great ballets and the excellent all provided. Manager Scott appears to bare tbe right Idea of catering to the amufcment seeking public, a most valuable asset to oie In the show business. The Alhambra orches- tra ls a whole Bhow In Itself. . Stuart A. R. Conover, who represenlefl The Dramatic Mirror In this city for some time, Is to open In a week the same offices occupied by The ilirror as a vmnlevllW agency. Mr. Conover is well liked In London, and ought to do well ln bis new field. , Teddy Marks tells me that he had ■ great time on the continent with Fred Thompson. nBd that n bushel of novelties was (he re«"! Vlr'hAilli, To m dy /faming np the °J the motor enr trip. I have hw-l that i .-*.*-?? ."fine I>e will not make lil. Tiw Mr. Marks has boeked the Pnlace Girls for America. The "Dnnse des Jambes en l'a |r will go ln New Y'ork. 4 >• The Velma Qu»nTRTTit has been ■"•JSJ with great success and Is now laying off. Toe change Is to benefit the hnrmony of theqaar- telta. It will rest nnd rehearse" so as I* ope» In August, Introducing refined and ch'S'™ 1 nppea.nnce till l-uOe--l'ihln n k 0t t m e ak e e llm l p 8 I ^ t the Jokes he tod me will int «, if ,° »*M ■ "Peech SakS't ,1'ie £&&$• flood? cre hls s,yle ° f Uumor '» una*? ni»Sr e n. a »i e clal nied my ntt.nl lon Monday .?«„:. n '« Ma . naRer Burt > Present bill 1 1 r erv lESL. K S slnesa was capocfty at every 2? fonnnoce during the past fortnight ^i P ,f. £"i^r* s^airJssfiS ,or *'° , " ,on ™&*™^~nsbmSBt?& waTc'bats.u'r $$ fiEj*jrg«.«. SSSS^te^Sii'S ug. !_, for a thirty weeks tour. n few mlmiles after II had begun. The pVy, graphlst I did not h£r*M *. nd , . ■ n ««°w '-*«'• Eaton, baritone; John J. Clesrr. M*«. 't near bis Imltatloa of and J. C. Jenkins, manager. ;' U Belle / Thereat*. 5l*XWir« txptrK ) MillmknTcio . Q Hi* n;c«mll« with me , Midsummer Vaudeville Celebrities at Keith's proctor's, Pastors, Hammerstein'a, the Wistaria Grove & the Lion Palace. 568 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 29. EDDIE '. A Positive Kit on Broadway in KLAW & ERLANGER'S Big Production, ** » * At the conclusion of a Three Months' Engagement with this Production will Star in Vaudeville in a New Moonlight Spectac- ular Act, assisted by two Clever Dancers, George & Harry Lane, Entitled U |H DIXIE LAND." Music Furnished b Y She P' EdmonrfSl TIME BOOKED SOLID IN THIS CODNTRY UNTIL MAY 14. EUROPE TO FOLLOW June 5 to Sept. 2, AMSTERDAM ROOF HMM. tarn. Sept. 4, HtJBTM-SEAIOirS, New York. Oct. 30, KAI3A8 CITY. Sept. 11, PABK, Worcester. Hot. 6, HEW OBLEAHS. Sept. 18, HYDE & BEHHAH'S. Hot. 13, TBA7EL. Sept. 25, KEITB, Philadelphia. Hot. 20, SAI FBAHCISCO Hot. 27, SAB FBAHCISCO Oct. 2, KEITB, Baltimore. Dec. 4, LOS AHOBLES. Oct. 9, CHASE, Washington. Dec. 11, LOS ANGELES. Oct. 16, KEITH, Cleveland. Dec. 18, TBAVBL. Oct. 23, TRAVEL. Dec. 25, DEH7EB. 1006. ■MB. Ian. 1, TBAVEL. Ich. 12, OLYMPIC, Chicago. Ian. 8, IIHBEAPOLIS. Ich. 19, SHEA'S, Buflalo. Ian. 15, OH AH A. Ich. 26, SHEA'S, Toronto. Ian. 22, IAIESTIC, Chicago. April 2, DETBOIT. Ian. 29, COLUIBIA, St. Louis. April 9, ROCHESTER. Feb. 5, HATIABKET, Chicago. April 16, AIPBIOH, Brooklyn Feb. 12, 0. 0. B., Indianapolis. April 23, KEITH, Providence. Feb. 19, COLUMBIA, Cincinnati. April 30, KEITH, Boston. 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The three now moke a tour of the city, and "Hadlcs" Kiicressfully slenls packages from nn express wagon nud prlvnte carriage, and sausages from a butcher's hoy. In attempting to steal a satchel from a Imdy be Is detected. The lady gives chnse, mid Is Joined by a crowd, In which ure several of bis former victims. A lively chase ends in capture, mid all the stolen articles arc discovered upon his mistress. 1LLUSTKATKD ClHCULAlt NO. 21)0 CONTAINS COMl'LETB DESCRIPTION Hippodrome Itnvca, Urcmuliiml, Onnr Inliuul aooft. Oowmr lalniul nt Night 240ft. 'I In- Whole Iliiiiitu Family and the Uutiiiu Dok :100ft. The lliii'ulin'i. Slide for Life SSOtlft. On n Uuod Old Bo. Trolley Hide 545ft. 0]>eiilnir liclmont llncc Cuur.c. 175ft. How J., li in I.imt 111. Hull 575ft. Seven A|rc« -Itrsft. The Kli'iitoiiiiinliic UTOft. Strenuou. Life; or, Aiitl-Ilnvc Suicide 330ft. The lux-Con v let OUOft. CLASS B--LATE8T FEATURE SUBJECTS. BATHKDAT8 WACIBS 805ft. ■ IIKIC I'lHST B1CYCI.B LESSON 80ft. 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S1IFFIN, DAVE COLDOBN, SHITZ I00BE, HABBT HAEYEY, IDD WILLIAMS, FISHEB and GLABK, BULLA and RAYMOND, STEWART SISTEB8, 0EBALDINE THOBSLEY, THE HAYIANS, A. E. BEBBST, ■?6?-Ki.!5Sr£7 MONDAY, 10 A. M., AUGUST 7: MINER'S 8th AVE. THEATRE. MINER'S BOHEMIAN BURLESQUERS, IIA HXEY GERARD, Mgr. I. K. COLTON, ANDY GARDNER, TEE BROWNINGS, WILL H. WABD, ALI, HDNTEB and ALI, IDA HICOLAI, LADBA C0MST0CK and 0BPHE0M TBIO, BIAE BILLIARD, CBAS. KING and GBACE TBEIONT, RiLLY DAY, MINER'S BOWERY THEATRE. MINER'S MERRY BURLESQUERS, WM. BAL.LAUF, Mgr. WH. I0BBIS0K, TEE 60BLIN BIBLS, LA TOY BBOS., WI. KELLEY, BELLE SI8TEBS, GLADYS ST. JOHN, MARIE BABBISON, TOH SDLLIYAK. THE LE8 VANOS, C. E. GBETH, MINER'S 8th AVE. THEATRE, H DREAMLAND BURLESQUERS, I ItAVk HH, Hlgr. ARTHDB 60RIAN, PALFBEY and BABTON, I0LLY ZEB, Li CLEBE and BAYHOHD. CAIN SI8TEBS, LOUIS PBITZKOW, BOBERT BIGGINS, HENRY BEBGfflAN, DOROTHY DDBOBT, WALLO and WALLO, MINER'S BOWERY THEATRE. The Chorus Girls Engaged with the Above Shows will Report at 10 A. M., AUG. 5. NOTE.-Kiudly Acknowledge thin Call »y Mail to MlNER'S_8th AVE, THEATRE, N. Y. CITY. TOLSON STOCK CO. BALANCE OF SUMMER AND REGULAR SEASON, LEADING MAN, HEAVY MAN, CHARACTER WOMAN, MAN FOR PROPS AND SPECIALTIES, GOOD AGENT, A I TEAM (Lady and Gent), capable of playing good line of parts; also want MAN WITH MOVING PICTURE OUTFIT. i |mim State all ami solid otns. WILL l-\ CoXLON, Mgr„ IhiUtnt Va rk;.-.prlm(llcUl, Mn. Sam Devere's Own Co. SCENERY Trunk Soentry a Specialty, unit otlii i kind*, loo. DANIELS SCENIC Nil IXtisi, T2J Chicago opera llunsi* Hloek, CIiIciiko, 1 , S, A. &ri/mfc Kw"v*5To»iJfi{"'.i "m «»*h » *£*t2h&r KUAXK ******** Manager, Olllce or the Kinpfre Circuit, 1204-iaiO Hroailway, New \oi> Uty. .-AL. W. MARTIN'S UNC WORLD'S GREATEST IV! ' IM CO All people engaged forllio above Company WILL REPORT F(»U RBIIBAKMALS ON (mid uol later tluiUlT UK8DAV ALO 10. UNO. AT WKBH W«4TWJW A ljO t ,«t»^M 1> MUrilCIANS: Acknowledge this call ley nmll loWO"! J \AN, Mmi< lit. hOJ ik, la. AIX OTUKK l'KOI'LE: Acknowledge tills call l.y mall M '■'>• * MAltl ia. rem, inn. A COUNTRY KID, MAN for JUVENILE LEAD. UKNTEE1, IIKAVV, ^«|»^&^VK!ftl5 AT LIBERTY FOB COMING SEASON, BILLY ECCLESON, Musical Director (Piano). Address Ul.YMI'IA I'AKK, MeKcesporl. Pa. THE FRANK A. BOBBINS SHOWS, OIE 0B TWO STI0H0 ACTS, EITBEB 6B0UID 01 AEBIAl. Addre»» a, per route, rHANk. A. KOUllias, ueu. atgr. FOIt KEi'EUTOlltK, PEOPLE IN ALL LINES At.SU PIANO PLAYKIt. EHLEE'6 STOCK CO. Send programmes; shite height, weight, age. Ardmore, Ind. Ter.,37,2*, 9i; Paul's Valley 81, 1, .'. I'ur eell ;i. 4, a. Wanted, two dood Musicians ONE MUST UK AHI.K TO IM.AY (JOITAR OK MANDOLIN BOd Slug. The oilier In I'lay I'iiiiin. Will pay each person $4 a alilft, lo work after- iio-ik and evenings; reuaoiuthle hours. Will pay transportation ir satisfactory arrangements can be made. Reference : McCunulck A Co., Hankers, Salt Lake City, litali, llltigham Canyon Is hu up lu date mining camp, twenly-IIve miles (rem .Salt Lake Oily; growing raplilly. Address JOtlK SIN'IIAR, UUigliaiu Canyon , Ul«lh_ TENT FOR SALE CHEAP. soft. Round Top. with Two --'Oft. Middle I'li'ces, wrt.Slde Wail. Elgin Lengths or Heat*, .Scenery, One New Wake Puller, One aumllTeiit lor liress- lng lloutil. Kverythlim in lll'sl class shape and ready lualari business. Address K. K. SAVLKS, Elgin, lll._ WAFTED QUICK, Al Slnglui.' "nil I Mi neliljc Sketch Trunk I" do lioiililes and Singles. Most ellllllK 1 ' tut "He week mill Work In Ads. You niiisl deliver I lie goods, us your money Is sure. Tickets If rcipiiri'd. Address I'.VV ft IIAI.I. SIIVKI.TV CD.. Si I'nlrli-k. Mn. JOHN A" CLARK, AGENT. I'iisI Iwn se.'ls.ilis Willi Ihivlilsmi Slink Co.. Kill.". Ill li.".. Permanent udilress. rare of |i;ivlilsoii Hill I 'owl lug I'm.. KhkIi'MW, Mich. ATUBEBTTFO R N EXT SEftS ON ,1 CRETE CHADWICK, .11 VENII.ES mill < IIAH AC'I'KKS. Address* (SKNKKAL IIKI.IXKItr.Tnriiiilo, (Jut. The Edwin Young Stock Cimpany liRAHATTCI'KOr'LK, ALL LINKS. Clever Musical Art. 1'lano Player who can playpkila. SKANON OPKNS AI'O. 14 In W. Vs. Southern lour. Kay own expenses. Pull partl"ui»ri l;rsi idler. "■'WIN VOI.'NO, uavln, W. Va. KDW LORD BALTIMORE WILL BE PLEASED TO MEET YOU. FOR SALE OR WILL LEASE, Bon-Ton (Star)Theafre EIGHTH ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA. 1 will sell or l.-ase tu a responsible party aliiive ,rnperl\. Cliisi'd lint Hcasun la*i Mav as a prnllt. alileeiiiillninjlisdallillji viiiiilevllle liniisv. As I h.we liuuglit I lie llindnii (NuUoliall llase Hall LTuli, I wish lu retire from Theatricals, Address |\ V. MINX, I". Ik, U'lntlinip, Muss. BLUE RIBBON GIRLS Tho Ladloa and Qontlomen ongaguil for t.lio above company will aaHombla for ltelioui-Hiil on tlio Htugo of tho CAYETY THEATRE, Brooklyn, N. Y., On nOIDAT, A00. 7, at 10.30 o'clock Sharp. A iinm -**r liy lnl|«r «r tvlrt* Imvlng Nceii I li U noil. JAMES HYDE, Managor. HAL DAVIS md e. *=>. I'llOPKIK'I'ilKS HILL., DAVIS and CHURCHILL CIRCUIT HAII 8T. THEATBE, 31st TDDATEE, 0BAHD OPERA H00SE, Peorlu.lll. ChliMKu, III. (Iruilil Hajilds, Alleli. BIJOU THEATBE, MAJESTIC TBEATBE, WOOD'S OPEBA HOUSE, ] Uiilncy, III. S|ii Inyli, Id, it,,. Ntilnlln, Alii. ASH llTIIKII TTIKATIir.S N<»W IS rnlUSC III' ftlNSTIIIITHlV. 0AN OFFER FROM SIX TO EIGHT WEEKS TO DESIRABLE ARTIST 8. 1'iiur shows |HM' ilny. Season opens Angnsi •_'n. Aihlmw E. P. CHURCHILL, Senl. Mgr., 79 Clark St., Chicago, III. HI'l-H'K WITH KIlWAIIIi SIIAY\i;S I'll CA'IKH A I . KXi'll AXUK. CHARACTER MAN, Al ACTOR Wlm can |iluv mill ilressparla. I'holoaml salm ■> lira t h-llcr. Rehearsal- July :sl. loiiipaiiy please nule. CHESTER DE VONDE, South Norvalk. Conn. WANTED, THE PROFESSION TO KNOW THAT SIMMS' RATTLESNAKE OIL IS A GODSEND TO SUFFERING HUMANITY. Will Cure HIIKI'MVII.H.M. Caiiirrh, liar Kover, <;r*i, SI HI Mat*, Lame Hack, 'Headache and Tootle ache In 4', Hio-otiils, A I all drug slores ii.imi, in it rur ::oda,s I will send a II. oil Imltle h» the profesalcu lor .',« cpiiI', lllo Me v titek If mil as represenleil. Helnl lo II. MIMMN, I'lyilr, Ohio. C, <;. Uaiihuws. an old lime gyuiuaal, nays: "1 have never uaed unyihlng lietler (or iheiimallim and iinr joint- tinni Hiiiileshakeoil." 570 THE NEW YOBK OLIPPEB. July 29. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER **>«» THE FRANK QUEEN PUBLISHING CO. (Llmltad.) PaOPIIIISTOXH. ALBERT J. BORIE, KtUTOIUAI. AND UliHlNBSS JjANAQBB. OUil CHICAGO LETTER. ROM OI'R OWN COItRESrOSDBNT. SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1905. RATES: Advertisements— $2.80 per Inch, single col- umn. Advertisement! let with border, 10 per cent, eitra. gUliSCHIPTIOlf. One venr In advance, $4 ; six months, $2; three months, $1. Foreign postage extra. Single copies will be sent, postpaid, on re- ceipt of 10 cents. 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Vdtlrnw n letter In our nne nntl we will nd- verllse ll Is Tun i"umm letter Hat. M. N. ('. II.. Syracuse, ('. A. I'.. CiirulhersvUlo, Miss K. Bh 1'IIIhIihi'S. U. It., Erie. II. T.. Ilni'lford. C. M., Huston, and J. I.., Itotiirster. — See answer to tJ. U. S., "r It. 1'., Wulerfnrd.— I. From CUNMJ to .S.i.UlM. '.'. There In lln hook published on llie Htihloct Ex|ioHeno" In I he only teacher. M. W.. I'l ilxvllle.— I. At the lliirrlck Then! re 2. lie is llie sniuc pally. :i. in Mil. W. IC Enslnn. — I. Ye*. 2. No. II The unity died llfteen rear*! iign. M. N... Milwaukee.— t. From $2<> per week "'j. A. iV'axd J. Mm Brooklyn.— Advertise vuur wnnis In Tin: Ci.ii'fkr. It. & P. — Address Lee Sliubcrl, Lyric The- Sire, New York. II. K. Xew York. — We know of no such company. A. II.. New York.- 1. Address Ciil 2. We ill Alls, mil lull Ill-owl). III.'iS 1 1 ri in i Uv ll y kUOW tin 1 |iriTi*lllngc. .1. I.., Ktliiibrlli.— Make iipplliiillon Io sonic nil runner In Die llin 1 .von luenllou. II. .1. T.. Iliimiiloii.-- I. Address the Enler- prise Music Supply Co.. -W Wesl Twenty- eighth Street. New York City. 2. Pmfes- sluiuil copies ciin only lie secured by ini'iuhers of llie pliil'i'sslnll. I", It. -Tin 1 iitlvrrllsciiicnls coulil lie In- verted for oiic dulliir cucli. II. I... Sleiilienvllle. -Miirtlnkii it Co.. 4W8 Slxili Avenue. Xew York 111*. I*. B. Crillln U with tlit> Hiiltiilo Hill Wlltl Wesl In Kroner. CVIIDS. T. .1. II.. New York. — The deal slniiils ir lite I'linls were nil ilenll tint. II. \Y. S.. Klskiilom.- -A wins Willi .link iiinl ansae, T. S.. Houston. The enrils must lie proper- ly slmMed Ullil fill piii-Ii lime before being lieiiii. ike player tn i in- right of the dealer belli); llie one In cut I lie curds. IIASCHALL. X. M. I'... YVnlerbiiry. You lire nilsliiketi III the vent'. The Xew Turks won llie Nil- ilnuiil li-ugnc pciiiiniil III ISSN mid lSSSli, not IISSII. iis yon slule. (ill. OH ADO. Denver, Al Kllteli liiitilens iMiiry Elllfli- l.nliC. tiiiiiiiiyi'ii Minnie I'enl.v. siippurteil by Hie r.i'lbovs Slink In., pieseuli'd "Mlic mill Men." .Iiilv HI •_'•-'. 'I'lie linuse wns Marked ;ir every jierfiii'innii.'e. MIsm Kcnly Is llie be«t iliiiwlii); ueliTss llie lliliileiis piescnl. I In' sllentUnei' nlwiiys ketaR Ihe lunicsi dtir- lui: sier oiiKiiKCilieni. Illis In-lliK lier li.iini'. Minnie 1'ivily. lit -liiirnlliy Veinnii.'' J." -!>. I'lnris I A. It. I'ellon. BMMUeri. I'lu' II nuns (ipi'tn en.. Ill "The .Miiuiliuln." Inid ^iiiiiI litiuses Ul-'JL*. \rw i'iivstai. i lieu. Irn Aibiuis. uininiKei'i. Itlll IT mill week : Meieilltli Tiln. Hlllery ('. Sbiiin. Vlelor l.ee nntl wife. Hyde unit llenth. IIisTsMB mtd l.iimliiiid, mid niovlni; picture^, tliisluess ivns umiil. \ini:i.iv illeiiiy I.nlielskl. stsnsaerl. — t'.lll '.'.! iiinl reek: Mr. u ml Mrs. Ilentiui. Miss itlll Inn. Mink mid Tiile. I'tinnls Keeley unit , i. in). ,111,1. Miss Itelriilllti. Il'ltlllli' nntl I Mill In. ami llie I ir l.uceys. Mi:ntiiin. -Ili.iiuiin K Uiilley's slums 34. '.!."i I'n Ill's "Lust linys nf I'niiiiM'H" Is ilninin;; nell Miiiilintt.'iti lleinh is ibilii,". well H'illi I lie nmil.HO- ullrnt'tlniis. . . . Illl'lil.'l lttee-1. Ill lie 1 I 'II J I'lll'k, Is IIUlklllL I bin lill The i'ihii Iti-vlllii ..iiiierl. IS. inui ii parked bouse. AVentern Iliirrno Of Hie ><■»> York (Upper. ltnnni -u^. Anblsnd Rloek, ChlesKo. With the stoats ex'-pptlon of Ihe RSnksg of "Tlie llorul Chef" to llie finrrlck ou Wwl- nesiliiy evening. July 'J(l, the theatrical itllii- ullnli ri'iiinliis urn -liniiKi'd for the eomlnK week. ll.l.lS.ilH TllKATHB (Will .1. llftVlH. nillllll- ■eri. — Hesnre M. Cnhmi nntl IiIh spbinlbl I'lniipiiiiv of BliiKers nml iliiniers entered iipint Hull Inst week 111 "l.lttle Jiihniiy Junes" Siiiulny evi'iihiK. ""- This eoiupiiii.v could I'i'llliiili III llils Hi'-iilre the reiiiiilntler of the Summer. Inn scerioSM armngitnfats wlili ihe New York Tliestre >- pel lis closing here next Hamrihiy night. No plsy In the |Mint Hevernl Henwins tins glvn more general bhiIh- fttcllon thnn Mr. Coliim'H latest effort. Horn J. Ityuti nntl Tom l^'Wls have proved them- selvi-H able nsslHtnntH io Mr. Cohiin In Ibis pnnlllrlloll. . . Illkssi' Tiikatbb (Hurry .1. Powent. msn- nceri. — Prank Worthing left Ihe east nf "Mrs. Temple's Telegram" Snlnrdny night, S3, noil ilcpnrti'il at onei 1 fur his lmiilc III Setitliinil. t'rltz Wllllmns nppenrcd !n llils ruin Hunday evening, Bt, Mai-gnret Wyclierly replaced (irate Klinlioll ns Mrs. Jack Temple, HI the suinc time. OiiANp Oi'BKA Hoi.'sb (Harry AsklD. mann- gi.'il. — The ninth week of the engagement of 7*w Elelds and "It Happened In Nordland" Ik'khii 2!l. The chorus of Ibis production, which Is one of the best In town, was In- crensed In nice the past week. (i.HiiiiCK TliKATm: 18am I'. (lerson, ninn- ri;er). — Next Wednesday evening, -'tl. will see ihe llrst iwrformance of the revised edition of "The. I toys 1 Cher." at this house. This MiiccHsfiil inimk'iil comedy lias been rebuilt and revised Into :i hmlxe-|Kidgi! for mldMiim- iner enlertKlnmenl. Ike east Includes i Helen Darling. Elsie Moore, l.n Hello Itlunehc. Harry Hermann. Henry Leone, Joseph Welsh, Wil- liam Helleiv nml (ieorge Itoinsln. A sensn- ilniinl feature will be Introduced In the second set. Ill "l.lnd." the r.urnpriiii mysterv. STI.'lillSAXKIi TliKATm: (E. It. liiirmeyer, ninnsKei').— Illcliaril Csrle, In "Tlie Mayor «f Toklo," begun Ihe last week nf bis cngtiKc- ■nent st this house Mondny night. 24. This ntrnslng sail (livening opera bus proved the iilKBPRt kind of u Summer hit. and when the present eniBKemrnt ends, the piece will linvu iiliiveil cIbjiI exceedingly pros|wrous weeks. KITi.rts were mntlc to extend the lime but were unavailing because of the coming of (icnrirc Aire's cnm|«iny. In "Tlie College Widow." which will be iiresenled for the drst lime In the West Mommy evening. Itl. l.illKAT NlllirllK.lt> TllNATIIK ( Frtsl C. lOlierts. iniiiiSRer). — On Sundsy evening;, :tn. Muster Ciihriel ami "Master III own' will 11111 ke I heir llual spaearBkCS In llils rlty. He will lie seen In a new play next season. Tills plnylitiuse will be Hosed for the week of 31. nml on Ihe Sunday following Illcliaril Carle's tuneful operatic comedy, "The. Tender- foot." will be produced Willi 11 big company, Iicailetl by otenr l„ Klgniau and Itnth White. iii.vmi'ii 1 Tiikatiik iAIh- Jacobs, nsnsger for Kolil & Casile). — For week ttf "I J nines ,1. Citi'ltetl Is the slur of the bill. Kilininul Hay nntl Co., Ilecley and Meeley. I ion anil ThoinpHoii. Item) and Murray, the Cniinellys. Lester and Moure, I loss and Mn- dolv, Swlg(t''K and Brown. I*s I'lirlsennea nml Mil mil and Cmlg lire other conspicuous iniiiilMTs on the programme. Ciiicaiiii (H'KitA IIoisk iI.jiiiiiii II. Clover, iiiiiungei' for Kohl & Cast let. — "The l.iinil of N'od" Is now In llie seveulh week of Its en- gagement, willi nil slan of the end .of the run In sight. II la evidently In the Held to Stay, 11 cliTiiinslnnce further suggested by Hie very nmisitnl company employed In the pi'inIuciIiiii. A heaiiilfiil new buck drop has been piilnletl for the sunburst llnnle In the llrsl nci. Tit.H'.vtjiinii TMK.VTBB (Hurry II. Hedges, uitimigeri.— Marvin Hurt will Is 1 the special feature fur the ruining week. He will box nt every performs nre villi a well known IochI Milliter. The cometlv will be furnished liy the lllgli Tide BiirlestiiierH. Nat Plelrts still heads the company. New musical mini hers and willy conversitlioii art 1 features of Ihe hiirlestpie, l'\»t.i.v THBATMI i Jinues A. Ketinesi.v. man- uger>. — Twu new travesties were presented by Ihe stuck coni'iiinv on Siinility afternoon, 211. John V. Burke heiuls the fiiniUHkers. He Is iisslsieil by Ktl. Morris. Tony Hurl, Canille Krnyon anil the full strengtli of the t'onipauy. The olio Includes: 'Ihe IbrN WiiIkIics, Vera Mali mid Mclntyre nnd Mc- Avoy. Ili.iot' 'I'll nt in ll 1 Wllllmu IttH'he, 111111111- Iter). — Kor week of 2.'l the innnngeiiieiit bus lillltsl Hie well known melodrama, "tin llie llriilge at Midnight." 'llils play comes hs llils theatre lifter 11 successful season on the Eastern tliestrlcnl circuit. IsiMSiN Iiimk .MiiKKl'H I William J. Sivee nev, inansgei'). — The cnrlo hull iitliactluns for week of 23 are: S. r*. Ilrlnkley, tlie man wllh a liennl seven feel long; Cecelia Valdes. simke charmer; l'rttf. Iliirrlstui's Punch slid Judy; 1 1 In Ion. i-ni'ioiinlst. mid Sadie Cur- .sellu. one woiiiiiu band. In Hie I beat re: Miiutl lliui. Jennie lingers, Carrie Austin and Hull's mot Ion pictures. On. rum s THKA1BK tWelsT llros.. iiitinu- trersi. — The legnlnr senson al (his house be- ^an on Sunday afternoon, -j;'.. the spenlns production being a new roinniillc play, by C. E. Sinn, eutltletl "An Told In Ihe Hills." It. Is 1 story of Weslern life, typical In every way of the frontier, mid Is said In lie orig- inal In plot, novel In iremmeui nnd full of love nntl mlvetitun'. Emily lliile. who plays Hie purl of I'smt'iinn. 11 Itt-aiiilftil Indian girl, t'.u 1 heroine of the piece, is the slar tit llie ciiiiipiin.r. 1'l.AHK Stuckt Misi:i.m il^uils M. Hedges manager). - 1'rli.ce '/.tilnnski and his liibe of y.ulun: Alfonso, the liuuimi Snlaiiiniuler ; lliiino anil his wtvslllitg bear. May Wing. ■>n Hie trapeze, nnd Princess Sarliirkle mid her den of poisonous serpents, are the nl- It'ili'liolis fur the com lug neck. Wiim: Citv 1 Paul l>. llowso, general ninii- agi'ci.-— There Is to lie all sorts nf iniislc here week of St. Ill Ihe llrsl place there wilt Is' I'lrlch mitt Ills ('It lea to Concert Hand. In a programme nf classical and isipulsr music. Al tin* Temple of Music Hie "Eleeirlc Ijnly." Ha/el WIII1111I. will nger 11 Hying musical novelty, unit I'vof. Make** Animal Circus still coiilliiues In draw exceptionally lnrge iiiullems's. (lul on a raised stage there will Is' three llrsl class acts. Men giving two per- formances ilnlly. The Hying Italhhiuis will present fents on Hie living trapeze high over the Cluites lagoon. Miming will defy the law nf gravitation In Ills rolling slides up mid down Hie spiral lower, nml Schruck and lilts*. Irlt'k mitt fnuty bicyclists, have n novel act mi the oiiiiliiivr stage. The regular nt- lracllons. the humps. "Venice." Hie scenic railway, the chilli's, tlu- tire show. etc.. will ofTe:' the osual iniluceiiienl s to visitors. kAVI.XIA I'auk (J. .1. Mil nlock. iniiiuig* 1 !'). SuikIiiv night. July ::.:. nuirkeil Ihe Hose of the Utiniruseh season, the evening's run- giiininie Including llnyibui's "I'lirewell." lien 1 1 reel ami his eoiupany of players o|u*nnl nt Ihis purl; for an engagement of tvvn weeks Mutitliiy evening St. 'Ihelr reperlory will nit hide : "A Mlilsuimner Night's H'remn." "As You I.Ike It." "Much Ado Alsoir Nollilllg." "Twelfth Nlglil" nail "The Ctunedy of Errors." S.lS's Sol i'l l'\t;i\ 1 l.i'tniaril Wtdf. mtiiin- gei-i. — "Tlii* High Mogul" will succeed "Holy Poly" week nf i'l. -is lln* hi unction In Ihe 1 Item civ "The llicli Mogul" Is of Ihe oil t'litnl ly|ie of 111 listen I .-uiiietlv. altoiimllng In ilie gniiest'iif stiiim ions thus iiii|illeil. Willi iniicti rSlrkr initsli-. I. mil. Ilalln.ill mid Mini. In Ihelr liitlt divine, specialty, mtd tin* eletlrli- ronuiiilii ore free nt tract Inns, ns are H I Hi Ihe kind conceits, two of which ate Blvca tlnlly by Hostrawser's First lteglment "casino (Thomas Preston Brooke, mana- ger).— charity Martin will he soloist for the week commencing 24. Mlas Martin Is a favor- ite In Chlmgo, having (ipptarcd here In con- certs for a number of yenrs. "he will sing on Monday. Wednesday and Sniurday. loinmy llrcsike will ulny a tsotiel stilo on rrlilny 1 veiling. A comic number, "Itngs, s i)«i- iesoue of n oauntrv band, will be presented Tuesday and T hun tasy nll'bi*. ■ IIIVBKVIKW 1'Aim. — l'nhis pyrotechnic sia'Haele, "JMrt Arthur." will Is* given here for two weeks, commeniliig .in. roiir nun- dreil tMsiple will |>arllcl|Mile In Its exciting sceiii's. for which twenty carloads of scenery nnd imraulin nulla lire reiiulrcd. ACTBBMATII.— W. (i. I»e U-IIIIS, of 0j Yetiux and He Vennx. was tn PMrmra Inst week, nirnnglng Western vaudeville Isioklngs for next senson. Mr aad Mrs. He Veaux have been spending a va- cation of seven weeks nt their country home in X'esr Carlisle. Ind Ziiiiiini. "The Itninimer Clrl" sonhretle. was a Ci.ii*n:u Harms culler Saturday Mnrtln Heck stid J. J. Murdock returned In Mils illy Thursday. Jd. after a trip of one week In New York Cliy. . .. . .Hert I. dug- nun. proprlelor and manager of the (jagnon- 1'olloik Slock Co., wns n eafler Tuesday, lie Is here bonking people for his next season s company Ilhllbrook and Pnniuettc have made r- feature of "Hiram tlreen," In Ihelr specialty, which was a big success s Iioinlnlun Theatre, Wlnnhieg, week of %ow mmmm Lreatlv The porks and besches sre_enJoylng IB most »rosiS*rons season they bave had '"rSSEn ThkatuB (John kttl*."_ 1 (Cbss. YV. SI 'ft -"-The Oeexer of Heck," a new comic n]xtttfii „, ^ ve ry good.. 'fhU week: Tks nos'on.''wlll'have Its *«JV*&gL%JEL stage Mondav evening. July M, M «■ ts sasw. AGIIded Kool." . rt "" s " u ' I,akh TilEATKK (Sanrord Wallln. nasi ger). — Week of I's), J. YV. Cormnn's Yam|> vlllo Stars. Lust week, "Said PnsluT ,|m ■in cgcellcnt business. Eckrrt ami |ip fL . Kpauldlng Bros., TorcUI's dogs and lliuiij air this week. AVlItTB C'lM (K. II. Hlgelow, inniingrri — Week of 'H : Mcl'hee anif Hill. IHsvob, a',ul Ostrado, with special rtreworks tllsplny „u -j M , l.ynn.— At Sheafe's Belay Theatre. Xn- whlcb Includes CrlowriYe.! rVe.r.lol.n 'keefeT'john Park Nun Tunke. I-olsEwell. Edna Borman and Maim Kelso. 'Hie production Is under the m££2Zt of Will t5?-astfULUr ffmrement Is for four weeks. Kaioozeiura fnded a four weeks' stay of fair business re- llarrlson, Mollis and Wilbur, nnd the blui scope. Hash Point Theatiie, Naiiaxt (K. it Caitley, manager).. — Good houses last week cm rent bill : Cavanagh and Hamilton, in-,,., nnd Dynes, Melvln and Young, Kit lie Huff, man and Eddie George. Goruan'h Summer Theater. Salkii Wp. jjjws (Michael Doyle, manager 1 .— Biislncs', continues excellent. This week. "Mr. Planet Prom Mars." In the compRny are Krsnk suits Saturdsy night. 22. .... Harrington, K. Itvan. Miss A. Hal luiwsy. Miss Colonial TiiKATni: (Cbss. leraktsaa. Blek M oSfa, E. Parrlngtoa, Maud Dunn and & Harris, managers).— The regular > MM E(L f^/gg^^ m this house opened last week with the first v - t - «..»....■_..-...... I the u y," nta ion of "The Pearl and the Pumpkin •■»'$ ThTnlece scored a decided bit. «".■»»'■*: PI ic week Ihe house was filled to capacity. The critics all agree that It Is one of tlie best of Klnw 4 Krlsngcr s productions seen herj for many Masons. 8 Individual lilts were made by Edwin Stevens, Sager Midge l> ; Ha rrj X I'Uonough, George Ulchards Gertie Of ilsle Etnel Johnson. Ida llswley and Ksth- ryn Hutchinson. The end of the engagement Is not announced. ,. Exil'tnE THBATkK (Boston Amnsenent ft).. Xutem. — Eugene Stafford, who lias I ,-,. n liking balloon ascensions from the I'nini of Ines for several weeks, made s gresl hll here recently In his "red. white and blue" act. Mrs. Stafford accompanies him on mam of his skyward trips Castle nmi Collim were the feature act at the Bass Point. Xa hnnt. Theatre, Inst week. They made suuy friends. l.niii'll. — At Eakevlew Theatre (J. J. Klynn, manager) the Gormaus. In "When lleuhen (,'oraes to Town." gave nn excellent entertainment Inst week, to big buslut*ss. Amnions, general manager of the Crystal Theatre. Marlon. Ind.: Cryslsl Theatre. Anderson. Ind.. and the Cryslnl Theatre, Ko- kumti, Intl.. has been In this city for the past week In the Interests of Hie above circuit, snd Informs nic that these theatres will be remodeled and refurnished before the open- ing of Ihe regulHr season Huse N. and Bessie K. Morgan will not appear with Ihe "Cncle Josh Perkins" liioiliu-llon the isimlng season Sam 1.. Tuck Is now organiz- ing 11 com jinny of colored singers and dancers for next season. Mr. Tuck will per- sunallv manage Ill's combination, which Is entitled "A Trip to Africa." Jolly John l.arklns will lie the leading comedian Carver nnd Pnllnrd were Ct.irpKli Bureau i-allers Saturday. They are to be stsrred seasun after next, In a farce comedy, under the management nf W. I). McKrlnln Ueno and Murray have just closed a season »f fnrt r-slx weeks on the const, and are bonked at (lie Olympic Theatre. Chicago, week of 24. The Hollar Troupe Hosed at the White Cllv Julv 21. and go to Ingersoll Park, lies Mulnes, lows, week of 24 Manager J. II. Alpuenlt*. of New York City. Is sjiendlng a vacation «f four weeks st Mt. Clemens, Mich Marie (Istello will lie featured this senson In "The Willing Hand," under Ihe mnniiurniriit of K. P. Delnney 'Ilie scenic railway, nt White City, was thrown open to the public July Io, by order of Mayor Hniine and Chief of Police O'Neill. The road Ihis Iveen closed since a fatal accident, ilitc to the wrecking of 11 car recently. Build- ing Commissioner Williams visited the re- sort ami In suer led the alterations made by hla order, lie found Unit his Instructions have h»en complied with nnd every possible liretautloii for the safely of jnissengers taken. On Ids recommendation the road was opened. ♦-»> Ollt AtSTHALIAN I.KTTKH. FllliM Ol U i>WX'(.tllllIKSl'nNUENT. Kfsbtrjf. Al the Criterion Theatre, ou Saturday week. June III, John V. Sheridan produced, for Ihe first tans hi Australia. "Klug Dodo." for which he niado s sjieclal engagement ivltli Maud Amber snd Wlnlield Itluke. The |>ro- iliii.tlou was a great success, and the two stars, together with Mr. Sheridan, nuisblned liv fur the rest of the company. Mr. Itluke iiinl Miss Amber Ijotli cnnie out originally to A list re lln wllh Hurry James' American Trav- estv Stars, which have returned some time Iniok, these two players remaining behind. The public have had no Idea of their high merits until they saw them In this piece, they not having any option unities In ."Kltldlc- Hec-lJeo." "Whlrl-i-Clg" or "Holly Tolty." that were jiroduced by the Travesty Com- pnily. Miss Aniher made a tremendous hll 111 the song, entitled "The Moon and thu Star," while lleba Harlow. 11 ni-elly soiibrelle, did very well In the song, "Aiiheiiser Bush." Last gat unlay. .Mine IT. Andrew Mack ■until* Ills Initial n|i|ivnraiice In Sydney. In the sentimental comedy. "Tom Mo or e. " and, of course. Mr. Mack Is llie predominant figure lit this new human comedy. The uclor's re- nin rk a lily sweet, singing was also appreciated by the nitdleare, mid reminded them a good ileal of the line diss. Arnold, who made so many friends all over Australia. Al Hie Thonlre Itoynl "Monsieur Ben il- ea I re" whs again revived, and owing to the illness of Julius Knlglil. Mr. lislxirtic 1 .Maud Jeffries' husband) gave 11 very fair |Hirlrayal of the 1111 nic jnirl, and m'tlinps wisely did not vent lire upon any original conceptions of his own. hut followed the methods of his brilliant predecessor In the part. AC the Palace Theatre William Anderson again presented Io the Sydney audience the mournful story of "East l.ynne." While st Ihe Tlvull. George I'liller Golden bus established himself so emphatically us 11 favorite thai he Is undoubtedly one of Hie best jierforiuers Imported by Harry Iticknrds. Among others who contributed to llto pro- gramme were: .1. W. Wlnlon. the venlrllo- ipilsl: Clarice Dudley. Kiln Wellington, Irving Snylcs. Ada He hoy and others. At Ihr* Queen's Hull ihere wns a crowded house on Saturday night, when I". M. Clark's New Polly Co. reappeared. In a eniujilele change of 'irngminmc. Among the first a il- licit i-iiuecs were: Y'lctor. 11 clever venlrllo- ipilst : l.lzzle Kirk, serlo comic, mid Lottie l.oriic. while Hurry Shine. Barbara ltrntmi. Will Hollow and Vera Wallace coiitrlhutcd tn 1 very enloyshle eniertulnmeiii. While In Melbourne "Hill Adiinis." featured by Heorge Stephenson's Kugllsli Musical Comedy Co.. Is doing good business, the prin- cipal musical hit being "Moon, Moon," and "Countess of Alag1tr.m11." Nance I V Nell made her first appearance since her relurn. ns Miigtlu, at Her Majesty's Theatre, nml wns unite 11 triumph. She whs greeted by n narked house, with every mani- festation of tlie warm favor In which she Is held, ami as the jierformnnci* |iroceeiled she coinjilelely mastered her audience. ♦-»-«» Wllllnm Ullletle In Pnrls. Charles Kruttman has planned fur the np- pearnnee of Wllllnm Gillette In Purls. Kr.. and be will lie the first American slsr this manager bus ever presented there. Mr. Gil- lette has expressed himself ns being glad Io lie aide to make his first apiirarsncr In Paris under Mr. Kmlinmn's management. The in- troduction of Air. Gillette in pnrls. Mr. I'roh- 111:111 Isdlevi's, villi be sattrrmfal. li Is |mrl ol' Mr. l-'i'.ilniitiii's plans 1,1 ksirudnre Aiuen enii pints anil slats 10 I'nris. mid Mr lilt letle's vlsll Is looked forivnrd In ivitti 111 totest. fer seems to be I well-advised one. The bill for this week Is "Arrah-Na-Pogue T lie lemllng roles are In the hands of \\llllam Courtlelgh. the new leading man. and Mary Hall. Next week. "The Banker s Daughter. BoWDOlN Sql'ark Tiieatrk (G. h. lAlthlop. iiiiinnger 4 .— "Woman's Enemy" Is the offer- ing by the house slock this week. There will he n change of bill on Wednesday afternoon nnd evening, on the occasion of Ihe annual benefit of the leading lady. Charlotte Huut. who will be seen, assisted by the company, In "Northern Lights." Lost week "The Sign of the Four" was a well nttended production. Next week. "Her Fatal I.ove." Kkith's Tiiratbg - Fnll Hlver — At Sbeedy's Bijou III. II. llufilnlon. manager) the BulHnton Stock Co.. week of July IT. scored a big hit In a line jiresentnt Ion of "The Slaves of Itmtsln." In line attendance. .1. prank Burke and Hen- rude Dion Mnglll. In the lending roles, scored. Herbert Colby deserves great praise for ex- cellent stage direction. "Kathleen Mavour- neea" 24-21). SCum, — Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Springer, of Ibis city, gnvr a reception nml mi excel- lent dinner at Ihelr home July Hi. In hniinr of J. Prsnk Ihirke. Afterward Ihe guests were entertained by Jin Burke at the plain. The Academy of Music u|s*ns Its regu- lar scaron Aug. 1. wllh "Snu Toy." » Sprlnnfleld. — At Poll's TTieuIre (('has. YV. Fonda, manager). Poll's own cmnpiiny made merry with "Dr. Hill" July 17-22. Carol Arden made her debut with Ihe com- linny. and Jumped Into favor nt once with her clever work. Kredcrlc Bond. In Ike lllle rul". wis not found wanting, and Cbrlsllne Hill. Hope JjHhnni nnd Krunk Denllborne were nil excellent. "In Honor Bound." In which J. G. Fee did himself credit, wss In- troduced as « curlalu raiser. "Pink Honii- noes" llils week. Notks. — Dorllla 1'nyer gave exhlblHous of walking on the water, nud Comical Xorlli and Ills dmighler enlerlulucil on. llie stage at I'eiiuot Park. West Held, Inst week. The al- Iritetlon Tor this week Is Ihe Gulden Galr I'tilulct of colored enlerlnluers. Paul McAllister and bis wife. Mnrgs'rel AlcKlnnry. are enjoying life here on the river mtd at nearby . Summer: resorts. . s ' • Xew nedford. — At llstbiiwsys Theslre IT. II. Unyles. raitnnger) the llsllwivsy Stock Co. produced "Camllle," to good busi- ness. July 17-22. "My l'artner" week at 2J- Note. — Lillian Bhodes closeil her second senson with the slock comnany July 22. Miss Rhodes is one of the miist no|iular profes- sionals who have ever worked here, ind her leaving ihe romjiaoy Is greatly dejilored by her many local admirers. She leaves Io r>* hearse tbe lead In Sullivan, Harris & Woods "A Bace for Life" Co. Ilolyokt*.— At Moinitiilu Park Casino l'* I). Pelllssler. innnugeri ".luck snd the Bean- stalk." week of July 17. was given a mnsl Millsfiirtvry produrllon by Ihe Cuslno Sns-k Cti.. to large audiences. "The (llrl fnmi Paris" i'J-'.'li. Niiti:. — Hurry Laurence, who hits made a big hll In Ihe comedy rules nt tin* Cnshi" Ihis Summer, leuves Aug. 1 Io Join "Busy bar/." Tnuiiloii. — At SitblKiilu I'srk (J«s- J - Plynn. innnager) "Hoccarclo" wns sung week of July 17. "1 11)2" week of 21. Nutk.— The Bristol Coiiuly Fair will n|'"" Labor Day. » «» maim:. •Fallb Jlslher." n new plnv. bv Houglns Flattery, will o|ien Ihe season al Ihe rnrk Theatre on Labor Day The Colum- bia Music Hall will reopen Aug. 11). |( \ a In the new Kmiilrr circuit or bnrlcstpie houses, nud will be under the mnnngement of Harry X. Farren Joseph Buckley, mnnsger for litis Skinner, was In Boston list week Chnrles Guyer nnd Nellie O'Nell. formerlv of "Bnbes In Toyland." are booked Tor Keith's next week Fnnnle Abbott, leading ladv Hie coming senson In "Custer's Last Fight " anil John A. Andrews, of Ihe same company were, married In this city Wednesday evening' nnrrrsler.- At the Worcester Theatre loiv'-j o 0l 'v "•"I"*''*" maungert. week of •vCTbi {! P V w I ^ , . rk l '\*> eT * »"' Produce 1 .'J."" 1 '., . , •'■ s, "'** ""• rnatwray pn,. tin.. si "Ytht Sm! 1 1, |...f, ll,,,,,,.- „.',. x ,:„| ,:,., ,. 1 I ■ .11. 1 ., .. 'Mt.l. ... .a. » .. lialnili.lLt- Itirauiavr ■ It ttlcll ll.-ls MM Its slay l.llil |le Tills h,-..r —it, ,i„, 1 llie Sootmrr stark e.,1,,1 •ilitliiticd Its popularity Ikl-aMgk Porilniid ,\i ihe Gem Thciilre. reik" Islutul if. w. T. Godlng. ninungeri. sunes' ciowncd Ihe efforts of (be. slock here hi" week, in Ihelr worthy presentation M "A" Enemy Io Ihe King." An excellent JJ gnimnio wns ulfered bv the Bostonln Dnue< Orchestra. "New England Folks" July '-* 9ft, . - .-. Capk Thkatiik. Cnis* Cottage Pnrk'iE. T. Plielau. manager). — The ITielnn Stork •;■ offered "A Bnchelor's lloneymuon." Wty "• 22. to liberal putronnge. F. W. Stlnisun t Impcrlul Orchestra. In Its llrsl season hen*. Is entering Io appreclntlvc sudltors. I»r -• nnd week. "The Cow my and the l^idy. ' BiVKmoN Park tD. It. Smith, resilient innnuger). — Perkins' Orc'.iestra, on tin" '""' cony at the Casino, and in the open air llie; nire J. YV. Gorman's Vaudeville slurs timused Ihe crowds 17-22. The vsudeviin* Included: Waller nnd Msglll. the '■»•■« Midgets. .Musical Goolmans, Jimmy Wall sn u Hatlinwuv nnd Walton. *r* . — Joe Weber Home. Joseiih Weber, iiccompnnled by hl« wife nnd Kdgsr T. Smith, relumed to New >""* on July 13. from a Enropenn trip. Mr. Weber said In an Interview : ' °>- trary lo my usual custom, I shall r ">n llie road Instead of opening the snwsa In New York, but will not produce uiy new play until I reach the Music Hall In licteui; her. We will |ihiy ■Illggledy-Plgeledv ■ imir. rche.ir-.hiR nil Ihe lime for Us- "•* 1 I111ll1.11. In die Spring (be i..Bi|Mit.v .*i'i K" (•* Lmiiloii. George Kilwardes waul- '• Ink* usurer, but I shall Iske nil ensngeho-ni from the highest bidder." «TUfj*29. THE 3STEW YORK CLIPPER. 571 "r JMgptaaV '' Clipper Poll Office. - r I* ordar to avoid mlaiakea and (a Injinrr the. prdmpt delivery of the icttrra adverllaed In 1hl« list, aa envelope plainly addressed mil La ■eat tor each letter, and a written order for tile letter, alajncd irlth the full naane and ailUreaa and the Una of »nal»e*s' folio wed br the aemder, nis.t »l*o he enoloeed. ■■•,■•. Plea*» mention the. date (or n ant- her) Of THE CUPPER la watch tna tetter* cent tor were ad vertlaed, .. ladies' List. Anderaon, PIT Adair ill" Art Arnold, Bern Aulston, M*lel <0c.) Adele, Ulle. Arnoldl. Vlrglwi ATOfc). Jenby Alb*. Grate, Anderson HM Until. Vesla Braddan. Nellie Blair. Birel Brink,' Jessie Blair, AiMfe Block. Nettle BarrlMii. Maria Baker, May Hrrnunl Mar I Brook*, Jeanne Berlo, Vlolette Barter. ' Margtiertle Berrnnl, ■ Almee Keeker, Myrtle 1tnic*, Leha. JRIake. Marina ' Brook*. Lehnh? Blsnchl LnVenhn Brltliind Mrs.T. Bennmnnt. Alma Croc*, l.nella Carl-enter. Frankle CoIIIsnn. Alice Chapman, N'ellie Cowl. Jannita Collins Mrs. M CoiiRtatlne Sisters Clifford. Bessie Chndwlck, ' May Ida Cleudora, Marie Crelghton. Lorn CUvette, Mrs. Cnrthr,' Vera' CnuflBope Jane R'Afvlll Sister* W Vere, Grace lie Vole. Kathleen neI.uno.ve noisy I)e -Vend, Rose Dnlsroore Favlre, Aneta Putnam Artie 1 Glliuore, (iraee nibtm Sisters, Goth. Mrs.' Karl (i-aliam Mrs. HI. Goodman, Irene (Iov.fr, Malle Gordon Sisters Glhhs Mrs. A mile Gehriic. Miss Grope* In. Mrs. C. E. Grlffcu,' Relenn Goo hi HoonleM Cnru-r. Kitty llnsklns. Verner llelil. 1,11 He Howard, Susie Ho II In: on Maud Harper. Lucille Holland Mildred Uonpe Mrs.'tluy lies*. Emma >'. llonsou Gertrude Inrllfhl Muriel Innlmoud Grace till.' Emma Howe, Polly B. Irving, Madge ReLoXoye Daisy lie Ayers Minnie Drftjier, M.,>A, nfeVete. Mlllnn De Vernon' Ruby Hon inn. Dora -.- Pel.nnoyr- Daisy Mere., Louise--. Davidson. iWIII De Milt, Ifertle Dei-Faye Sister;! Diinln. Llrctte I> I Isle. Maud Dwyer, . Lo|tle Denn. Lillian ntoijM&jtta' Revere. Panllae Korl.v I.olo Khgxlrnin V-. ; ■ Sister* Fox.tAnna Era French. ■ * .- ' • •v Mrs. frying Foster, Clnra rields, Nettle Fnajen, Ilotlle Kerne, Lorraine King. Jossle IxKimls Mies I. Lyndon Mm. C. I*e Virginia (.eilnle. Daisy Lorraine, Kbea l# Clair. Maggie Leonard. Bessie Leon, Mile. May I. one sisters Mttle. Besaley Lewis, Gerlle Laurens, Marie Leotnn. Lizzie Lorraine. Rlie Leonard, Grace Lovelace, Alyce l.» Carrie V. ili-nrlili' Mrs H. May,,Lli*l»i-.-:. Alcl'roiiil'Lanrn' .M'irstoh. Zelda Alay,' Mrs.*-, lyone A. May. Buahle Mnnnlre. Annie Morton. Mlhlre-I Melrille. Nellie Marks, Dorothy Neal. Mr*. H. Nix, May Nice, Kittle XorrU). Corlnne O'Brien, Kittle rt'Brlen. Bay rage. Klectn Pautzeri Una Porter, Alice Pelton Mrs. C.A. I'uhver. Mellsi Pni(1xer, Rhriclie Honn.l. Victoria Rainsey, Cenrgle O. rtli-l.nr.l-, Killth ItnhMin, P.leanor Rlonrd, Amy Rome, jln. ' Jjmi ■* K. Reerea, Helen laws. MrH.W.B. Russell, r.eih iiisyrll, Helen Kylnnd Mm.C.L Ile.il. Blanche Knmfnrd, Nell in llnssell, F.ntlter Reeoe, Leslie' St. John Qtadys siPKri. Riunia Sluninn, Josle St. Claire Marie Stlrk. Vlnla ■'• Smith. Lillian Simfunl. Mauil Sletrart. May Seeker Mrs. Lew Bpaim. Mrs. Bym» Sonthwlik. Beatrice Sloan, Blaneh Stevens, Kitty ftkelhy, Mrs.L.A Hntton Mrs..fnck Slearrl, F.nim.i Slern, Ilattle snarron Miss R s.i'vllle. Sylvia Nluiip. Jessie Simpson. Mahel Sehall. Delia Sawyer. Mini M slum. Dlailys Tacker, Florence Turner, Ruth Thbn'as, lea Tenner. • Ida .. A. Titus, Lydla'i ' Yenmnns Turner. .Otadja Townsend. Fanny Taylor Sisters Tipton. Bertlin 'freatlwell. Ail.lell \lnccnt F.llleen tTeat .r Jessie WHton,- Belle i Wayne, -Myra JVeat, Madeline iynryvick,- Alice WliH inaa. Velrna Williams. May wnyne. Myra Winnie. Itacel W.esten. Tony Waildell, Mae Acton,' Myron Ardell. Waller Armluta &B«rke AilolphuH, Boh Andrew, A. O. Adams, Harry Apnlegate. Y II. BtritU Ahdrlil, Mr. Aruistrong. Dr, Alarcon. Y. Arntrlne Walter Aronsoa, I.. Arcall, William Athlon, Jack O. Allans, Oim Amlersoo & Oolnes Avion, Tlieo. Aroahn, Andy Ahnim. Morris Abacco. Jack Allen. 3. U. Anuerd,' Ma], Alienrn C. & 1. Arlington it , Helston Aoron, H. Avnlo, Mr.OOc. Alvlrioa, Four Artuer, Harry Bennett & Barlow Burton's Dogsi Barr k Evaim Basil, Frank Barker. H. L. Brower. Waller Bennelt, T. J. Uraion. Rob P. Barker. Will Bernard Floyd Barns. Jesse Baldwin Barney Bcillnl. — Hrolitilon 0. K. Brunett, Hark Bryant, Eugene Beggs, Lee Hotnlr, I/oula Brown. T. R. BennllcL Lew Bales, W. S. llulib, Harry Borer. W. T. Brludmonr, Great Bales, W. 8 Brlnley, Dave & Carrie Itcban. GeorKe Bullitoma IFire King) Ilery, J. M. Bone, Ted B. Burt, H. L. Burns, John H. Bnscli. William Buiiriell, Georte Barry, Dick k Dolly BSrrett, Jack T. Harke. Chas. H Broail. Wpt- A. Brace, Air TUfty, Dick nnirinait, Tors Browlilee. J. W, Byrne. John Billing, II. II. Brooks, Irrlng Brnan. 0. M. Hranl. Gen. F. Bticr.hnla. G. H. BMeh, T. 0. Bloion, Ben Brown. F. L. Boltnn, II. V. Burgess, Nell Btetmans. M^uslc Btker. Louis Catnhhell. II. B. Cli*sV.'C. R. Cooke. Hubert Cornklla, Pete Cnshman. Frank Collna. James Courtney. Will i KRiiTIEMBN'S LIST. Cooke, Hubert Kuimctt Cain. R D. Conk, Kllswortli Cooper. J. W. (lark. F. M. Craig, B. W. Corelll, RoMiev k ltoyer Cnnrnier,' Ilrnee Colien, O. M. Conynefl. Nelson Crolliw Rich. 1' Cotlina. Bryan I' Cass H.WIIllsoii Clark, F. M. Carter, Lincoln CoiiKUn. Will . Cririr.ouJ.v Jasj.F Carlton, Carl ' Crawfonl SDulI Ohurchlll Hurry Crook, K. Cooke. Hubert Conlnn. Wm. J. Conhoy, Kelcy Currluglon, A. It Coriilhers, KK. Curtis. Billy Orlmmln*. W.J. Carlton. Main Champion, Jack Coupm, Allen Oarrlllo, Leo Cantey, Gin Coleman. O. focb. Oteat fggeta. C. C. Ino. Harry W J, Haney vans, Branilou Ivans, ' Billy Kllwllt, Jack Kniinett. Charles Kgers. C. C. L* ii ns. Kid' Ktkerson,- Harry K.Uvurils, C.F. Kngle, John English, H.irrr Finer, Bert Forter, Mons, Forrester. B.E. Farrtll. Cliarles Forrest, Arthur Fltiaerkld.'Eddy Fanat. Jack; Fostelle, UP Plt>|ieriilil Show Fuller, William Flood. F. A. Fraurellua, ' The Fagan k Marlon For & Summers: Fredrlk, Alex. Frederick! Alesander Flood, Frank A Flack. Charles Fitzgerald Jan. Ford, Charles Fields, W. II. Froslnl, Mr- Fields. A I. Fox & Foile Farrell. Jas. J. l-'riinkl) n Freil Furled, Ben Franklin. Mort Fox, Edwin Few, S|d Fern, II. 3. Fagpn & Merrlnm Froslnl, F. O. tlartlner, Jsbk Gallagher, W.A. Gsgaotix. The Oortlon, Rob Oliver, Charles Gray. Clarence Glass, J. L. Gray k Graham Cllrnore, Charles Getler, E, E. Oracey. Dsa Gay Matinee Girl Co. Gunlier Bros. Golden o. Fuller On re, George tlotdoii. Cliff Gray,' Julian Grants Colorado (lensro, Pave Gormiut. L. M. Gallagher, Geo. (lollies, J. II. Grlswold, Lamia Grey. Gonloa Gardiner Chas. Golden Gale Qu. tlnldketle. Chan druhhs. H. A. Gordon. X. X, Allien. Faille QattXm, Bolt (llrard. F. A. (Ileiinon. J. L. Gatr.r, William Guillen, Hilly land. R- Oi luglies, Nick Senly. Jack elsioit. Charles - nrrls, Frank <: Irrliert, W. li. lanvey k Doana lubt. Phil lartlle, Tom Inrnelt. T. llgglns. J. f». larlngton, O.J. Hastings. :• T. Nelson Harrison WDick llvudvrsvii. Hick Hill. Waller ■ 1HII. Rollhrt II Hlatt a '_. Franklin Hamilton, Wiley llullld.iy. ileo: lllne. Charles llartman, fjtw II ay ue-, Geo. II. Hill. Gas . II. . Hall. J.'lTenwn Hears C. at Jau Msrtlu, W. R Mclhmt-ll, J. ii. Mcftehua, Tom Marhey, KiMIe Heuller, ■ Fred & gjW»* t) Monre, Henry Myro, JoeMonto Morgan, F. Mirnpy, Tlwmas Marcus * Flora Mack, Wilbur Mayo. Alfrnl Miller, C. C. C, ItoeBvoy, J. Iflills McOraw. Harry Menger llenrjl'. May. Arthur O MacDonntd * HarTnun MsAnnllnn. Joe Merrick. Thomas Mlltort, Chns.w. Mnrpby. Vliirk Mel^rtn. I». fl. Minting, Alfred Magulre. I'. W. -Mlirijuaiiil, Dsn Murray, • Rnrlelgli Miller. F. r. Morgan A Cniuja Marks, Charles Martin J. fl. Martin. Pierre Mullen, J. B. Meeker-Baker Hexter. B. K Hor*n, Edrlle Harris, W. W. Harris ft DeLoss Hartley Frank Hall, William Herbert. AH Blue, diaries Jlolen, J. T. Ingles, Paul Jackson, G. C. Jackson, C. T. Johnson, Charlea 0. Jo/cej Edwin ones. Frank Johnson, Carroll J, Kenney, George Kaue, J.i if. Hester, Luther Kelry, Will' Knrb, Frank Knhlmnn. .lon.J. Kenretly. J. K. Knwll, Matt Klein. George Kellev Chas. G Kelley, (.'has. J Klild. Geo. W. Kuliler, Otto Kolaro, A. J, kuhu. Capt. Ketler, Joseph Keno. Will Kay. Geoe Kllroy ABrltton Ktltl. J. S. Khenis A Cole King, Frank I/nrciace A Jackson I.esier k Campbell Lucados, The La Roe. Rnxene hulber. Clyde I.iu-y. Ilohert l.avini'. Arthur La Toy Bros. Latoy, Joe Long Arniw, Chief Leslie. Orrln Levitt. Joe liawlor. Charles l.ansiug. I/. It. . Leonard, Jack ft • '■ ' 'Sadie Inland. P: J Lor). Phil E l^iwnnde, Oscar Lynch. John W l.e Baron. Eddie l'elfnm, Ciarlrs IeTJtt. Harry 'Pierce. Ike Slukcy, It. li. Sully. John Spauldlng. Mr. Seaman. Harry Strait. Day fuelling k Nichols Stebl.lns, SI Hbullcriiss, J. S. staler. C. w. Simpsons. Music fsraaarti, Fred smott, Val^kn Stloioyra, M. gimtcrs, Hum lai.tnn, C. M. Patlth, W. (!. Schod, Chas. R, Sannilerson, W. Swejtnioii, Willis Sato, O. K. Schsnrlx, Freil Sullivan ft Pasgucllni Wanton. Charles Seymnnr * Hill Stafford, Harry fljilswll Bros. Snitler, Melvln sinlin-.il. P. R. Fatnfnrd. Will Surniners, E. F. S|iraaitel(as, The Nalvlii. Ben Stevens. Leo Sharp. Morton Sulley. Daniel l'i;>\MHAMI. Marks, Tom Myers. J. iV. Mcl'hee k Hill Marina. J. W. Mniissey, Will ■Marlla, Henry Martin, Hurry Nello, Newman, ' Clarence Norcrosa Jos. SI. Nobel,' Carl Norton. Jne \V. Nye. Harry Nn, rn, llin'. Neaville, Gnstsv O'Dnniiell. Sleye Oslmru AOHboru Ulirrfeldt .Harry- Out hunk k Blanched O'Keefe, V. J. O'Brien. J. H. 0|inenhrlrner; Patter, neury U Peltier, ■ Eugene V*Mi Tony Potts, W. L. Pllcher. Rnrle Paul,' E. ;,. 1'nlgnef te. teo Palmer A Uoblnson I'radu ft t - Bertrnan Pine, Lyle-I^a Trb-jlKinilh. M. II. Lnnerghn Lester Lafayette, 'I.. Paul; Frsnk ftr-Bue, Syle Putnam. W. S. Lewis James II Pnullun, Paul 1-nfsledl. Carl Powers, Al 1 .oligsilorf . Walt rttBVsns>_-at Lee. Allen T. Leonard. E. R. Lear, Jack l.nmlsTI. Ernest tjrfliel. II. • Qalnlas k La' Pierre, Freil > : Howard Le.ipi-nl. Alex. Hail. HIT, Claud I.elllDtts.-'riirei' itiis>cll lit Hi I>ttoh, .Tariies "•• .-* Buckley) LarigstnhV AM, nehaURei 1 , J.-W. Lai Veeti./Mr. Roper- Pmf.C.L. Lee. J. II.:.. . Rtif/*. OWck , Lenta, Frank Rnmalne Cliarles Lynn, John Rose, Frank l.e Vine, Charles Roes. J. F." l.ntlne, Arthur Reed. Clauyte Mack. B. A. Russell I'reil Metcettl. ' lliis-i'll l.;(»renc Leonard Rockwoy k Merrill, Andrey . Conv/ay MCCalie, Mr. Itlcc A Bnrtoo MCNnlty, Ous Rackelt, A. H. McCan, F. Rodney k Morris. Mac' Kellogg MrFsrlond. Russell ft W.iite. , Dunbar Millard Bros. Bonslds * Mefjyaue., C.„A, s .Johnspa Co Mack. J.ACarrle Iltiggsley, tl. C. Stanton, F. C. Ktelncr," W. T. e'linw, W. J. Smith, Charles Stevens, Charles f-nnw, O. W. liliitman, 1 C. 8. kndtk, Ray Clilelds. Frank Stout. J. M. Sparks, Charles Salvlni, Hen 'I Layer, Joseph Ylinniss. Kb) Torisy Turvy Trio Tllson, A. W. Tliunijison, Harry Thompson Hsrr I Inn her, Phil H Yrsver. Floyd Tenlty, Elmer loblu. Jas. i. Terry ft Elmer Thatcher. J times Penny,- Pmf. C Tuck. 8. L. Tennyson. Will Taylor. C. F.. Torlietts. E. a Ailelaiile Tudor. P. K. Trolley Car Trio Lilell. Charles Von Der Meli- der. Ilerr Vaughn, J. B. Van, Arthur MeKnina, Tlios. Mitchell, F. B. McKeer. J. R. Mack, Arthur Morrison Albert Monroe. W. W. Meredith, P. BJ Merfcea, Frank Moores, The Murray, Budlelg McCabe. I. F. Morrcll. Frank Melville, J«an Mowutt. Ben Mlnnelll Bros. Stock Co. Montgomery. Harry Murray Bnrlelgn Moore, Balph Mark* Henry B. Marsden, B. McDonald Ralph Marther, fleorg Powers. Patrick Van. Frank Veonx Clydo Vontelle ft Nina \ allow. Carl Vondell. Harry Vogel, Harry RholrorTiVan Aiider. Geo Piatt. Oayln IVocc. Tom Prime Hemnsueill Wood, B. F. Qnlrke. William Wadsworlh FW. Williams. . -. Bernaril Whlltter, H. it wormwood V.p. Williams, MrM. WIIHnti. Mr. WaJklsm, Will Tleftrt, Mm t>1ch. i>w; Wooley, Mark Wiggins. H. L. Welluml Chnrle* Williams Tuinll. Wblttrsldes, John Wills, L. -N. G. Waldorf Myron Woetlher, Carl Walker, Speneer Winder, Roliert Winder ft __, P»nkl* walker, (h-orge Warde, Harry iVIfltmtiu rillftnn Whittler. II. II. WeWr,..1olinrdt> Welsh, Ren Welsh ft Kntes Wiggins, Bert Wilton. Mr. Williams. Lee Woods Bros. Waller. I). M. Whllcnmli. Hank ft Lottie Wright. J. B. Williams, Makaaa Woodyard Ur.lt Wetilwortli. W.rt Wilson. Harry Waldrnn, Will Wheeler. H. Williams, If. J. Young. Dewltt Young ft Brooks Yoiiiigson, Mr. Yanl. George Zeb. Jolly Zecli, Cur r In Zeno, Jonlnn ft Rockwell. J. C. Bogegs, J. Ti ltohlniioii, Rdmond Pagers. George RawHon. Guy C. rthys. H, B. Rotb. Charles Rowenns, Renselta, r. S. Ranretta, Dave Ro|iertB. CI. IV. Ilpvin hi-. Mas Uilnhirb. F. I. lilchnnlson. L. Bitter. Mux Bledler. Mr. Slahlry, R. A. Rnbfrs. Paulle Sulvsll. A. L. Sheerer. W. E. Stone, G. II. Skinner, C. O. Smith. Billy McGeers. . Frpuk Snow, J. .1. Martin, William Shsrron. I. B Mugrunc, T. A.fKoloman. A. Melloyle Parley Seymour, F. O W0,1 SEE KmSTB'fSiB OP LIST. si i I ' •-.-:. MINNB80TA. Zeni Cornalla. Pete Rdsall, D. B. Hlgucbl, H. st. Foul.— At Hie Metropolitan Opera House IL. N. Reott, manager) the. Metropol- ian Players hod very good business week or Julv 111. In "The IronrDsster." tor week of Sl.""lJid» Windermere's Pan." with Eva Tay- lor aa leading lady. Quite a number • of changes In the player* bate and will toke placeT Harry Hockey, norothy Tennan , Horace I^wls, Rttphen; fimtton. Kdwln .Unit. Jullelte Atkinson oml Maud Ream Stover milt IS. nnd Ilohert Slerllng. Florence Mil- ler Lillian Ward, K. la Ditane and Dorothy Donnelly will nult 22. The following uew ncople have been (ngngeu : William Josaey, Frederick Julian. Laurette AlleU, I/>iil«e Compton and Hva Taylor (leading lady). Those of the old players who will remain arc' • FreVl'. Tlhlen, Frank Frleat William Lnni|). Sidney, tee, 11iom*B P. Swift and Herbert Johnson. . _ . OaPlimiM (L'Uaa. Frrrck, manager).— Bus'- nesa waa very Biitlsfaelorj week of 17. New people for week Of 24 ! Home, Mayo and liilfet, Arthur tlnle. Rue Blanrbnrd, Worlli Urns.. Smllh and lie Vine. Noah Weat. Hold- ing over: Anna Meyers.- Belle La isle, Jessie llennelt. Henrietta Roberta, Theresa Kemp, Dottle Harrison. Nellie Atherton, Myrtle Kd- wardn, Kale nigsby and. Anna Scolt. Hot weather hurt buslltes* week of 17. John C. Knne. who ha* been manager of this theatre almost eVer alnce It opened, aevers bis con- nection as such li.'i. ■ > _ EJti'lItK (A.-WelttholMr. manager). —Busi- ness wan very good, considering the hot weather, week of 17. The only new people for week of SI are Ilnyes arid Graham. Those holding oyer: Flora Ashley. Clrnre Matthew*, Edna lk> Slnrlo, Mabel Whitney. Frankle Fran*. Violet Allen, llerdie Honhark, Hessle La Bar. (ir.NTiir lf«»H,' Rllnwa will give a three d*T*' showing at Tate Street, near University Avenue, L't-20. ■ "• 4 »» K The ghnbrrtu ■■> «'" Orleans. The Ltrlc. Ill- New Orleans, owtletl by Henry I.ehrnsn nnd ChafleaE. Datlei. Will be Imoked by ihe Bhiiberts nelt aenson. beginning In September. The owner* (if the Lyric wired that city from .Vew York that Mr. 8hubert Will control the playhouse. ' Philadelphia. - i-l'ivo theatres are Mill supplying ihe Indoor nuiiisernent. and lliey nre quite snitlclent fo care for 1 the patrons rfu ring, the hot weather. The excessive heat during Inst week sent the people to the out- door parks In droves, anil both tbe parks and the trartlon company profiled thereby. Kkith'h Nkw Thkatiii: ill. T. Jordan, resident manager). — An except Inually line tiriigramrne bn* been arranged for the cur rent week at tlila houie. Ihe turns being supplied by: Toby Clniide, Bay L. Itoyce, Julian Klugsley and Nelson Lewis, tjeofge H. Wood. Burke'*) ihuhIcuI dogs, line and Benedetto. Tubln Sisters, La 1'etlte Ade- laide, Martin und HlOgwnv. Wood mid Iterry, Hawihorae nnd Run. Anntello nnd Nlnu. Chalk Maunders, Del-n-phone and the klneto- graph. LYccru Tiiratrk (John 0. Jerinnu, mnnn- ger|. — After a aatlafacrory week with the World's Fair Beauty Show, the entertainment at thin house is now furnished by the Huston Bellas, In a pragrainilie of liiirlesipie oml vaudeville. Notes— It 1st now denleA that Kiln*. Koenlg k l.eslerer bnve rellnqnlshi'd their control of the Casino, Charles. Kllas, of the above arm, announces that- a eoutrart. bus been made whereby the Columbian Amuse- ment Co. will furnish thirty-two eomiuinles during a geasou of thirty-two week*, liegln- ninat aboiiL the middle of August. The agree- ment with the Columbian Amusement I'm nlsn call* for EIIds, Koeulg & Lederer to furnish one enmnany; which will bo styled tbe Casino Girls, and will he staged hy tleorgn Lederer, playing nno week nt the (.'aalno. Chan. Kilns will continue a* active manager of the ('n- *lno, and It I* expected thnt after tba thirty- two weeks' season Kllus, Koenlg & I^nlerer will nuke a production uf n musiral piece. ii a i i i I IMttalinru — Harry William*' Academy of Music will open July '-1l. with Williams' Ideal Kitrnvnganxa. Co. Alnnnger (iullck will npeu tne lllloii 81, with "How llenrtu are Broken," and about the middle of August the Alvln, Nixon and Empire will full In line. The IMi- ■itiesae will nut open 'till September. The Shuherts have gained control of this theatre, and will present nil of their Independent shown there. I.i'xa l'AMK. — Callahan's New York Marine Band. Hie Valdares and Leo Ilerraltu. Kk.v.nywoiiii. — ltk'cobono'a trained horses and llocereto's Concert Band. (iiKutujii. -rMlles and llaymoud. Harlells, Ainniin and Hartley, Francis Wood and the moving pictures. Southern. — Carter's Troubadours, In "Coon- vllle Carnival," Introducing Leon Williams nnd the Majestic Trio, Curter und Rluford, Mr. and Mrs. Saul King nnd Mnttle Hugluis, nnd closing with the uew moving pictures. s Ilnrrlslnaru. — Al I'nxlang Tark (Felix M. Havln. mnnager) -Hie I'nxlang Stock Co. closed Its season July 2J. nnd the Ideal Vnudevllle Co. will njien week of 24. This marks the end of stock companies nt HiIh resort for a time, vaudeville proving n Is'tter venture. The hill Includes- : Duffy, Nnwtelle and Duffy. Yoiinn. the llrnwulugH, Mr. und Mrs. Unity Sim w. and McLeod. vltagAMLAXii Paiik (Verno Churchill, man- ager). — Thin resort, owing to had weather, has not been running Willi all Its features. Tbe theatre 'will t'eopen In two weeks. No special nit 1'iict Iiiiih nre being bunked nt pres- ent, i ... 'c-XOTRS. — Vine linrhy hns slgnod with Hie t'liaimcey Kleffer Co. for next season. ...'.'. .vfjnck Mrl'oriulck will be with tic KJnrk- 1; i lui u Co. next . season . . i . .'. . . Will lH-nboHiwaailiere 'Ml- looking after the book- ings for the Klrk-Hrown Co. next season. ...... .Manager. Joseph Frank, of the local theatres, and Mrs. Frank and son, Arnold,- have returned from Atlantic City. . . .Charles L. drove, with his dog show and Itluslnus, Is filling a successful engngement nt River- side l'ni-k, Indtanajmlls, . i » i . Wllllniuspiirt — At Ihe Vallainnnt I'nrk 1'avlllon (l.yniHii A. Pray, manager) the Vallamnnt Stock Co. played to caiiuclly, la "Camllle," July IB-12 ; "Under tbe Russian Flag," 13-15: "The Belle of Richmond," 17- li), and "A 1 'finsiiin I'rlncess," 20-22. Due: "Mlatakeh Identity" 2-1.20, "The Whdat Wt" 27-20.. . ■ • rfoTKR.-^-Hn M. Wills, -chas; n. Htevena and Jus. A. llllsst Joined the company Inst week. . ....Mary Nteckwell left to Join Fteru Keudull, In "Wentherlieflten Hmison." Jos. Clewortli goes to the Standard. I'lilla- delplila Kdwln Wallace goes with "A I'oor Relation" Co -ii i " » Brie. — At Watdamenr (Thns. Malnney, manager) vary large, attendance ruled. Rill week of July 2,1, Bryant and Savllle Co. Kiltie* Hand, of Cnnada, 211, 27, afternoon and evening. Foiiii-Miii: eUBEK >(H. T,- Foster, mana- ger). — Large biiHlneim last week. BUI 23 and week: Deism anil Mack, Alice Alva, Sutton and Sutton. Pate Raker, Fred and Annie i'elot and the klnetascope. llnlloon ascension 23. FltilNTiRi: Pabk has been favored with large business the past week. • note. — (hid fellows' Carnival HI, with Muiidy'a Shows. m i a . Lancaster. — At the Roof Harden (John H. Peoples, manager) bill week of July 24 Includes; Itnllan Trio. Harry Hotter nnd company, All, Hunter nnd All, Musical Bolls, Nlhlo and Hlley, Johnson and Wells, and moving pictures, Hannah Dull Wiley, of lust senson's "flamhn Girl" Co., n native of tkls city, scored quite n hit during the pust week. iMi'KV Spiiixiis Thkatiik (K(i. Mozart, manager). — "linns an' Nix" 24-211. » ■ Altnona, — At l.nkemotit. I'ark Theatre (H. S. iTane, niniingeri nlieiidniire, week of .Inly 17. was good, with these attractions: Howard nnd I, .mini, llarln ntlrt I'lntt. Biisklrk and Rich, Madeline Htinlelte Al. Waltx, and (leo. l.eli, the hoy singer. Cilmmliis and (lore are due 24 and week. Norn. — The Jones- Adams Congress of Nov- elties are In Tyrone week of 17. ♦»» i CONNECTICUT. Hartford.— At Parsons' Theatre f II. C. Parsons, manager) the eighth week of the Hunter-Bradford Flayers. July 17-22, showed no falling off. In local Interest, or attendance. and the presentation of "The Masked Hall elicited favorable comments from large audi- ences that braved Ihe torrid weather. "Mies llobhs" week of 24. The house Is artificially cooled, rendeilnif the atniaspbere very re- freshing. This house will open Its regular ■eoson Aug- HI, -with a popular attraction. > Pot.l's. (fouls K. Kllby, manager). — "Ca- mllle" wa« given week of 17, tbe title role being admirably sustained by Alice Fleming, who was overcome by tbe oppressive weather of the pant few days, and fainted twice dur- ing a recent matinee performance. Harry (.'. Brown's conception of the character of Ar- maud Duval was in every way commendable. "A Royal Lover," .Manager Ryan's version of "Dan Ci'sar de Ilnzsn." also scored heavily. For week of 24 "Richard Ihe Third" and •■.Motile Crlflln" are underlined. F. A. Yel- vltigton, who has been a popular member of this company during tbe Hummer, leave* at the dose of the present • week, for a rest at bis cottage nn Loug Island. CaPi/riii. Park (lloliert McDonold. mana- ger). — A roktred vaudeville company makes tins in nt f rn, tire sprit to wile -away tba moonlight evenings, the entertainment being of a pleasing order, nnd tin- numerous nut. side attractions proving highly entertaining. Note. — Tbe vacancy in the official board of (he JenulucH & Craves ('«., cuiised by Ilia death of Colonel K. M. tlnivex, has been tilled hy the election of Henry II. Jennings, as secretary ond treasurer. Mr. Jennings, who was formerly president, of the company, Is succeeded In thai position by Kdwnrd F. Ilraves, nf New York, sou of Ihe late colunel. Mr. Jennings will cuiiliuie to act ns mana- ger, and Is now directing Dm Improvement* at the Opera House, where scene painters are busy, and numerous improvements urn luting mude. one of great importance lielng the substitution of an Iron slnlrwny lending from the gallery, on the outside of the house, to Ihe ground. In lieu of tlm old wooden one which hits done duty for several yen is. Man- ager Jennings Is busy hooking fur the coining season, and iilrendy has secured several strong attractions. The house will open early 111 August. ■»■»» JEW YORK HTATK. ■lamcatowii, — At the Celeron Theatre (Jule Delmnr. manager) week of July 17 nil all stiir bill drew large audiences. The following appeared : The (junker City I, nut- let te. Kully Faintly, Tnnt Monro. Delpliliio and Dehnnrn nnd itiiiiumolo Itruthcrs. Week nf 24: Powell. Ihe mitglcltiu ; ijulnliiii mill Mack nnd others-. Mem— The Donnelly & Hntlli-ld Minstrels will open the theatres of the iieasby cllles early In August. Htlra.— Al Hip Mnlesllc Theatre (Rehu- herl HroH.. malingers) Lew Diicksliider's Min- strels come July 27. I'tica Paiik. — .lob u Monre, baritone singer, Is pleasing large audiences. Apiihit J'AUK. — Chinese Johnny Williams' Co. Is drawing well. Notrh. — It Is announced that the War Theatre will reopen Ibis Full, anil L. L. (ireeti will be connected wllh It. , » llliiitliuiiil'iii — ai Itoss I'ark (J. P. K. Clank, manager) hill week of July 24 : Dnti Hfirilnglon. I'rnf. Parker's dots, llio Three Mllclietls. Hilton nnd Mueller Trio. IDxM.iNii linns.' Cinr.'L'H comes 211. ♦ »*■ HIIODK IMI.AM). I'nivlileiicc, — Kellll's Tlieiilre (Charles Loventierg, inn linger) "When We Were Twen- ly-otie" was produced by Hie Allien Stuck Co. week of July 21. "Zuzu" Is promised .'II. Iliislnass continued good, despite Ihe hot weal her. Fit i' i in: ISpllz & Niilliuiison, iiiiiungers). — The Km [die Suininer Slock I'o. played "The Heart nf Virginia" week of 24. The season Will close Aug. .1. Willi "(ielllletllnll Jllll, the Diamond Thief." "lieiitlenuin Jim" Is by James Kennedy, a meniher of the company, who has achieved some success In play writ- ing. Tile early close of the Summer season is necessary 111 order In carry out Hie renova- tion of Ihe l hen I re. Notch. — Miss MncHregnr will clnsa with the Allien Hlnck Co. week of July .'II, going to Xew York to rehearse "As Ye Sow." with one of William A. Jinnies companies, kjdllll Phillips, formerly with tile Alhee Coin- Pitni, will return for a special engagement. week of Aug. 7 The parforimince of "(Ifiilleiiuin Jim," Aug. 2. will take the form of u benellt fur Samuel Kaufman, treasurer, and Louis (Indwell, door lender and adver- tising agent. a ' i Newport. — At Sh ly's Frvi-body I'nrk Theatre I Chits. K. Cook, manager), week of July 17, nil excellent bHI drew good business. Illll week ill" 21: iNirolby UukhcII, Mnyib-r nnd llucktiw. Hughes ami llur.clloii. Whirl wind Mitchells, Wl.iru lliiagurliiii Trin. Mnr veluus I'm nk s. Ihe vllagi'ii|ib, mid Heiberl s dogs. s>«» OHIO. RniTnlo, — The bill nt Shea's this week In- cludes : Pauline Hall, William Could, assist- ed hy Vnleska Siirral : Mr. nnd Mrs. Sydney Drew. Lillian Shaw. Iln'lai'/er Sisters. Ciirsmi and Wlltnrd. Mrireene. Nnviiro und Miireenn, Yniing America Onlntelte, mid Frederick llros. and llurii* The llrst week of the new house was innst encouriiglng. and the mnn- ngeinenf received many congrnlulntury des- patches ailll g reel lugs, i Atih.ktic I'akk (RnlK'rt. Wallers, inana- 5erl. — Wwk of 24: Mr. niul Mrs. An bur oung. the Tiiuueans. K. stiluilr.u. Frnnk It. Falconer, Cherry nud Hates. Fireworks nre a ulghlly feature In the park, nnd matters nre bouiulng, Linn's MISKIIM.— The bill 111 the theatre Inst week Included: Kspenltii. Rouney's bac- plpers and Allan May. In tho curio hull: Ablsilt Parker nnd the Rohertos. This new house has met wllh a good share of pnlruu- age mid nppi-ovnl. VAUITV FAtt, on Main Street, hns ngnln changed bauds. It Is n Summer pnrk. ■ » , - Itoohesler. — At tho Nnlloiinl Then I re fMax llurllg, manager) "Madamo Sims Dene." by Ihe stock, week of July 17, made n great success. Frederick Lewis, as Nn - poleiin. scored lienvlly. Jessie Hiinstelle's work was greatly appreciated. Attendance was' line. "Tinning of the Shrew" 24-211. Cook (ii'tin* Hiicsi: (J. II. Moure, mana- ger i, — Despite Ihe torrid weather lust week, "The Three Musketeers," by Ihe stuck, bail Immense returns. "Fast l.villie" 24 211. HnRA.Mi.AMi iflobt. ..I. Walters, general malinger). -r-The extreme bent Inst week cutis, at thousands to llork to this popular Jiark. Josh Daly's Minstrels greatly pleased. till 23 nnd week: Diisseiibnrfi's park band, tho Juggling Thorns. Hie Ureal Lynch nnd (he liidlnii College Hoys, fenliirlng 1'iiiiik FaWler Rrnwn. OxtaBIo llKAcn Paiik (Jim. J. Collins, malinger). — Crowds were -here Inst week. Klndermann's fiermaii Murine linn, I closed n pheiiomeiiiilly successful eilgngemeiit here 24. The Kniumura uciobnts eiilertnin iiiulll- tiiden on the Inwli. Illll -'•", and week : The ltoynl lliiiigiii'luii Hand und Kiln in urn ncru- 1 1 n is, (hold over I. Cahi.Vo TlHUTM (James llenidon. pro- prietor ). — Same bill as last, week holds over. Ska HliKKXK Paiik.-- Attendance here Is Immense. On the lawn. Die Uli-We-No-NI Trlhe of Indliiiis 23 nud week. Sea lliiKrzr. I'auk TiniaTUR ( Frank J. Koch, miinngeri. — Alleiulance S. II. (I. Illll 23. and week: Hart und Dllhin, Tom O'Neill, Musical Winchesters nnd Diumvo*. Notn. — The Uorhester Hasehiill und Amuse- ment Co. holds a i niulviil here 24 und week, featuring the Ureal Miuulv Shows, liiehidlng I'llu volo, Cliefiiln nnd the Hippodrome, bonded by Arthur lloldeti. The city Is extensively billed. ■■, i !■, a Schenectady. — At the Van Curler Opera House (Clips. II. Henedlct, manager) Lew Dorkstnder's Minstrels will open the season July 2(1. Klabornte alterations have been made iu tho house during tho Hummer, ami thi! opening night promises many surprises. A 'number of t bent re parties liavn secured tickets. 'MOHAWK TiikatkH (Weber & Rush, milli- Bgers). — The stock company, week of 17, In "Cainllle," did big business. "The Circus Old, 1 ' by request. 24-20. NtiTiiH. — Rdward Hans has closed, after filling a ten weeks' engagement very satis- factorily. During his stay he became Im- mensely popular Charles Clhney will bo seen Hie coining Winter In n llrondwny pro- duel Inu Iu Now Yurk City. .. . . . Manager C. II. Henedlct, of the Van Curler, has been away all Summer at his home In (he moun- tains. Ha Is nipectcd back shortly........ The Dobbins properly wns purchased. hy .la- toh Rupjiert nu July 17. Mr. Kuppert Intends fo erect a theatre on It, und nu up-lo-iluis rathskeller will be lilted out In Ihe basement of iho building The Hen nelt & Moiiltou Slock Co. will open lis season In this city with a week's engagement nt Hie Vim Curi ler, Aug. 7. Week of July III will lie spent here rehearsing the company, Cincinnati.-- KiTorts are lielng nindc hy the lllilcpcnilcllt I bout l lou I combltliltloll to get into this city. Several aitcmpls have been made by agent* ruaiisrlfd with Hie cum liliiiithui to gel nn opiluii mi the louse of Hie Audit, ,il nni Theatre, Iu the Odd Fellows Temple lliilhlliig. but up to Ihe present nothing lias come of It. Ciu-sTKii 1'aiik 1 1. M. Martin, uianngeii. — The Chester I'nrk llpem Co. will |ire«eiu "The Strollers" Julv 2'\. Lust week I lie ciimpniiv gave n delightful performance of "The (Hrl from I'nrls." In the vaudeville Ihentrr 24 will he: The Fnitsl I'ttinlly, Minor and (iiillirnltli. Chris Liine. ilerlnnle .Mm tna and Trnvclle mid Landers. Coxky Isi.ami ( W. II. lick, manager).-- Vivian, soloist with Smltlle's Hand, hns been reengngisl I'll. Tlie yiiudcvllle lilll lliehldes : The Three Lslerhruoks. Cliilsly and Willis. Hlnck nud Leslie, Kllle I In i tl ill and Ilayiiiolul Merrltl. Till: Zoo (Wnlter I Irnper. manager).-— Mnrln's P'rencli Military lliiiul will remain 2:1. Margaret Harrison and Mons. Francis Arcliamliaiilt will lie ihe soloists. Lt'liMiW I.AinniN (.1. .1. Weaver, mniingeri. — The ipiceu Lily Juvenile Co. will begin a week's engagement In the pavilion 211. Cleveland. -Al the 1,'olnnlnl (Drew A Campbell, 11111 lingers) "The Private Sccre Inry, by the Ciilonlal Stuck Co,, closed the season week of July 17. I'alr houses pre vail, si. Kiii.iii Avknch I'lAniiKN :iitK.\TnK(Mnx I'tiel keiiheiier, iiuiiiiiger). — "The Merry Knliu," 11 braiiil new musical comedy, by Max K'aelken lieiier nail Will M. Cressy, will be given for Hie llrst time week of 24. "The Mlknito" was sung week of 17, to big Ionises, and Ihe work was tiioat creditably done. As Knilsbii, Kl frliln Itiiesslng nt'iiuilted herself splendidly. Ciit.lSKIM i.M, F. Trustier, manager i,-- Hill week of 24 : Kvn Weslcoll, .luliii lielger, Wlilslllng '1'iiin llrowue. .lack mid llerlha lllcli. Dereiiilu and llreen. lillruy, lliiyues 1111,1 Montgomery, ami Maiming and Drew. Lisa Paiik (W. o. FiIiiiiiiiiIs. manager). — limes' Hand week of 2M, nml Ilerr tiruiiiiilii nnd Al mlii I'eilorn will head Hie circus 1,111. The park coutiuiios to draw well. Wiiith City i.l. Iinuierniau, mmingcr). — Crowds continue to Duck here. N11TKS. -Willi the Kgcenlbiu of Hie Opctii House mid Kellh'H. the lire warden hns or doled Hie tlieiilre owners here In make iillcr niluus In thole houses, which will ho thine. The lllppoilioiuit Co. has leased Hie Union Club she, *u Ritclbl Avenue, far n liiu ry- 11 1 in- years, paying therefor a big con sldernlloii, ilroiind will Tie broken .Inn. 1. Cnliiiiiliu*. — At Oleiilaiigy Park (W. W. I'rossei. inn nn act ). fur week of July 2.i; llerliei'l ami Willing, l-'nylilo. Iloudei-son and Muss, Myles McCiirlliy, Tl nderu Trio, and Sni'ri ami Kessner, CiiI.I.inh' (lAiiuK.v III. Collins. 111 11 linger I. — Cllpiu lly houses week uf 17. Hill fur Week of 2-1: 1 1 is lie It I ami I ban. Lllllun Ashley, ami l-'uriniiilus Trin, .\',,ii:s. Willlain Denning, who was Ili-ket seller Willi Hie I-'oiepiiiigli Sells Shows fur 11 niimlicr of yeurs, died from up nfrccHuu nf Hie heart ill Ihe I'rolestnilt Hiisplllll. Li. Mr Stullli, of Smith ami SI. (jenrge. was I alien seriously III daring Hie past week ul llleillmigy Park. All life engagements nf Iho leiim Inive been callceled owing In III- llcsii. , ■ Youniralotvii. -Al nioin I'nrk Cnslnu Tlieiilre (Mdwiiftl Stanley, limiiiigurl hill fur week nf July 21: Hush nud Ijnrilon, June Coiiiihone anil compiiny. Miss llnrgheld. Ilnl- stllil, and Mitchell mill Love, Alleliillinee good. New York Marlue Hand Hiiudiiy. 211. Avn.i Paiik (Jos. W. Wess, iiimingeri.- •- Illll week of 24 : lleorge Kpps mid Liuelhi. Corn I .amies. Lawmiiii 11 ml Kwlug, Miillle Lnckelle ami Hie Crotty iVIu. Alleiiibiiiie gaud. N'ot|ik,— Miss Hardy Lnngdon, . one uf Yoiuigslnwii'H rnvuiile viieullsls, Is here fur 11 few days, In visit her pu rents. Miss Lung- ■lull will appear nt. Mum I'nrk I'd, he Mazier. Inle .Mustier ami Cuuley, has signed wllli Hie lleingc I'llllilose Mluslrels Tuny t'on ley, formerly of Kane nnd Cmilcv, and Horace i.'iecley, arc rcliearsliig a slugliig ami liilklug 11 el. mid urn now booked for tun weeks ul Hummer parks, 1 Toledo. — Al. Hie I'lislno 'I'll, ■aire (Dlto Kllves, iiiilimger) l''uy Courtney und her stock compiiny presented "Miss llobhs" Inst week. The perfornuiuce was most sat IsfBcttiry. Capacity business nilcK. i'ur July 2.i and week: Kll/iibelh Mnrriiy, (.'nlby nml Way. Mnrtlo Trio. Smith und Aruilo, nml Rice's dog und monkey circus. Faiim (Joe Peiirlstlne, miinngcr). — Kil. F Iteyiinril anil Vlulel Dale were strong features Inst week. Illg hllsluess. For 211 anil week: (hiiorniiienl Imlllili Hand, lluiipy Jack Hard tier, lleiiimliigs, Lewis and II, ulii|(s, ami LouIm Alliluii niul I'dinpiiiiy. liny-Ion. -At I'lilrvlew Park (A. /. Wnril, iiuiiiiiger) iiltciiiiiince Is huge. In Ihe grove Ihe Vt lieelnck liidlnii I la ml, last week, gave concerts, to big crowds. For week of 2;t : Aiiiih Adnle Aliholt, magnetic wonder: Mr. nml Mrs. Cut Stewart, the (Ireysolis, Cniiillle I'ersonl and I'd Hayes, IjAKhHim: Paiik Uuh, — 'flie Thrcit Hiirdticr Cblldron and Jiilin"|)..i ijAKiHini: Paiik (Jas, A. Kirk, mniiiigcri. more and Kuilly Dnrrell, week of it), draw splendid business. X.vtiiinai, TilKA'rur, ((in liurrows, iiinnn- gerj upciis Willi Vogel'a Minstrels July ill. » MniisHH.L Lake Pnrk I'usltin ( K. ||. Iliidly. ma linger 1 was well attended July 17 22, wllli llttiiow llrnlliers' Mluslrels. The Itiilillisiin Opera Co. week of 24. .lulls Hiiiii.vhii.v'n Cilices cullies 21). Si t WISCO.VNI.V. >lll«ankee. — Ibith local stock rutiipntiles are drawing good houses. D.tviliSii.N. Week 11 f July III the Ilroivii- llaker Co. wnil usproviil Willi (ieoige |'iisler Piatt's loliml effoii, "Steps In Hie Park." The piny was pronounced a decided hit. F.1IIII1 L'.velyii, Urine Man Liluikln anil Lee linker ciititi'lbiileil Id the success by Hielr uHlsllc work. "Miidiinie Du I tarry, * week »r 17. afforded F.illlh L'vclyn niiiilber opporltinlly. The work of this populur lending wotiuin Is the talk of Hie town. "Little Lord I'minl Icrny" wuek of 21, nml "Lost lllvet" week ■if :il. Aiaiikmv, — Kdwln Thimhouser's new plnv- ers duplicated their big bit of ihe opening week by giving 11 11 eicellenl. jicrforiuauce of "The lli'iirlelta" week of 17. A. II. Van llliren, lis llerlle: Dewllt .leiinltigs, its Obi Nick, ami V. Sheldon Lewis, us Van Alslyae Jr.. carried nlT the honor*. "My Friend frmu liiilla" week of 21, mid "The Sign of the Four" week uf III. 1. 11 Crosse, Al Hie Ln Crosse Then tie (W. I-'. Huge, iiianngvri Ihe Temple Slock Co. begun July 17 the llflli week of Its en gngeiiieiil. playing "The Mint In Hlnck." In fair business. Vaudeville July 211, Hl.ioli (W. I', liillliiglier, 'inaliageri. The HIJoii Slock Co., In "Fluiilgiiu's Trinililes," niul leu vaudeville acts, proved 11 drawing card 17 and week. I-'kiiaiii Itiiuii.' Oaiivivai, Cu. closed 11 very prosperous week's business 1.1. 572 THE NEW YORK CUPPER. JlJLY 29 - YOU We will Announce Again the Coming Hits for the Coming Season. IN DEAR old GEORGIA By \A/ll~L_IArviS and VAN ALSTYNE. The greatest ballad in years, irresistable in its sweetness and simplicity. We can assure any i f^f era pMttive ^^^f f n u^ tnd £eUn now** sing it; any one WILL sing it who once hears it, and any one will continue to sing it after having sung it once, uvt m i»*io »uu. 6 « MY IRISH MOLLY By JEROME and SOMVA/ARTZ. This song even surpasses their wonderful success, "BEDELIA." Of all the Irish songs written in years this is the winner-written as only JEROME and SCHWARTZ can write them — a sure Are hit. BRIGHT EYES [GOOD BYEI By WILLIAMS and VAN ALSTYNE. A rousing March song— a pretty story and a thrilling mel ody. Each day the ripple of popularity is rolling ove r the nation like a tidal wave. MY HINDOO MAN By \A/ILL-IAIVIS and VAN ALSTYNE. MARIE CAHILL'S novelty song success in "It Happened in Nordland." The only Hindoo song on the market— in a class distinctly alone and by itself. Are you looking for a novelty? Well, THIS IS IT ! BIRDS 7 FEATHER By WILLIAMS and SOM\A/ARTZ. The hard luck money coon song— A song that makes them laugh and a song that makes them whistle— A song you can shout or a song you can cry — A song you ought to have. SWEET LITTLE CARABOO By LASKA and KELLY. A corking Indian song, full of life and ginger. Great for any singing aot or a big number. NOTICE TO MAIVAOERS. There are hundreds of more Rood songs, whioh epaco will not pormit of mentioning. If you have not selocted your numbers for tho coming season, you should not fail to oall. We will be a your service, heart and eoul, ready to play all day for you until you find just what you want. We can truthfully say that we have a greater and more varied collection of song hits to offer you than it has over been our good fortune to bo able to submit before COME NOW AND AVOID THE: RUSH. BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS.--- If you haven't all these numbers in your library, call or send for them NOW. Professionals out of town, Bond your route list direct to New York office, and you r correspondence will j havo vory prompt attention. Dumb acts of all kinds and descriptions, remember we have the greatest instrumental catalog injthe country, and CAN PILL YOUR ACT UP with any stylo of music. Managers and performers, whon in Now York call at our offlco, 46 Weet 28th St, and seo our IV/1 R. MOSE OUMBLC, General Managor of the Professional Department, who will see that your, evory want is attended to. Whon in Chicago oall at Grand Opera House Building, and see our IVI PI. HOMER HOWARD in charge there. ADDRESS ALL CORRESPONDENCE JEROME H. REMICK & COMPANY, IUow Yorfa Office, 45 "West 28th Street, DETROIT, Executive Office, 10 Wit her ell Si. CHICAGO, Grand Opera House Building, 87-89 Clark Street. July 29. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Paijr MlM Clippers Anecdote* Jm; When tbe Circus Came to Slnddyvale — Poem.. 5UU Frank A. Connor — Sketch gag Our London Letter nmi Querl! 1 * Answered n70 (Mr Chicago I.etter R70 imi Australian Letter r.Tii William Gllletlc In Parts,*. .-,7,1 Joe Wcbrr Home ; r."ii flipper INmt OBle* S7I The Shnberls In Xew Orleans n"l latlcst by Telegraph ,17:1 (in the Howl ,',7:; Vaudeville Home I Jul. 473,47,4,47.-, Xew Vork City — Kcvlew ami Comment .".7s I'mler Hie Tenia .-.7.-. Willi the Bill Poolera .-,7;, licit lis In the Profession .17s SHsrrllaiieons ,i7g Variety ami Mlnalrel .-,711 World of Player* 57]; THKATR1CAL COUHBSPONDKNCK. Oilorauu r»7i> .Massachusetts r.70 Maine 570 M InnesotK ,-.71 Pennsylvania ,-,7; Connecticut .-.7 1 Xew York State .-,71 Rhode Island 571 Ohio ........... -.71 Wisconsin 571 Xew Jersey ftjs Tennessee r,73 Iowa • SfS Oregon r.7-. Cnllfornla r.?.". Kansas .-57,-, Washington 5« XortU Carolina \\ -,7s Missouri \ [ ] -,7(j Indiana * ' ".7S Texas ! ! r.78 Michigan r.7S Canada ri7X Virginia g/fg Georgia 57^ Xrbmska r ( jg Kentucky .., ' '-.?',, Utah ;;; r ,7H West Virginia 1 378 TUB NEW YORK CLIPPER. 573 NKMLmu, July SB.— TIM hulk of amusement jeekers patronlicd the parks lust 5 Fii t, i. , " ,t Ke ' tb ' s «"0) to A. Jiickson, and It Is understood Hint It is to come to America. This Is said to be 11 higher price than ntiy previously paid at auction for a Mmkenpoure ipiarto. It consists of forly- six leaves. The copy Is of peculiar Inter- est from the fact that In live places the autograph of "Wm. l'enn" Is found, the sig- nature probably being Hint of the father of the founder of Pennsylvania. As far as known, only two other copies of this edition exist, one being in the British Museum: the other was sold by Mr. Lilly to Mr. Halliwell, afterward Halllwell-Phllllpps. and Is now la the Bodleian Library at Oxford. Notes Viiom White's Stock Co. — This company Is filling a thirteen weeks' engage- ment at Lakeside IMrk, Marinette. Wis., making scenic productions of standard plays. Since the opening night. June 11, we have played to enormous business. The company is headed by the talented lending woman, Laura Winston, who has already become a prime favorite with Hie people of the "Twin Cities." She Is supported by such clever people as Victor 0. Brown, Jobu Justus, Jus. It. Sllllnce, Howard Simpson, Woodle Van Dyke, Stella Holman and Mac Maxwell. All productions are under the personal super- vision of C. J. Lionel, aad thus far have been a revelation. The company takes the rond Sept. 11. for n season of forty weeks, with- out a change being made. Manager White's contracts calling for slxtv weeks' work. We have seven weeks of fairs, then all the liest time In Wisconsin and Michigan to follow. We curry our own orchestra, which is a feature. HunDKRT Mabiov, last season wllh Mrs. G. II. Gilbert, and Inter with the Francis Wilson Co., In "Cousin Blllv," under the man- agement of Charles Frobman, has left the hospital after recovering from a severe case of nervous prostration, and has gone to the "Marlon Hut." at Edgemere, Long Island. He Is reengaged for Mr. Wilson's company next season. Notes vrom W. I. Swain's "Jesse James" Show : We played Puola, Kan., on July 4, and stood them up. The show received very good press notices from the local papers of To- peka. Big business was done In stormy wenthcr. Cherokee Charley is doing some great riding. The Cow Hov Bund is .1 Mg hit. The show pitched the big tent on the city hall lot, Omaha, Neb., July In. EtxiAR (I. Stei'Ath Is engaged by the Mitchell Bros., to go In advance of their scenic production of 'The Gambler." Notes from the Jacob* Stock Co. — This show cnrrles u fifty foot round top with two twenty font middle pieces and scats for nine hundred people. Mr. Mcl'ord, from the Foye Show, Joined us for three weeks, to stnge three bills: "Ten Nights." "Itln" nnd "All for Money." We arc doing a big "biz" In old Missouri, and will stuy out until our regular season begins, when we will open our fair dates In Kunsas. The roster Is: Edwin Tatterson. manager : .Mrs. A. L. Strong, treas- urer ; Arthur Guntber, advance ; Howard L. Case, heavies ; Jack Parsons, comedian ; C. A. Aller, characters; Edward Murphy. Juveniles; Fred P. McCord. leading man ; Lillian Doug- lass, leading soubrette : Mable Mnrsbam, sec- ond business: Marguerite Ford, characters: Little Maud Marshaw, "The Little Missouri Nightingale," In singing nnd dancing special- ties: Allen P. Idling, pianist. We carry eight feature specialties: rorsons and Dug- lass, Baby Mona, Mable Marshaw, C. U. Alley, David II. Hohrer. Edward Murphy and Fred P. McCord. Our show Is more than mak- ing good and getting the money. Notes from tiik IIaruisox-Parkinson Stock. — We ended our season July 17. having been out fifty-live weeks without losing a night. Mr. Harris held the following people over for next season : Francis Fields, Dora Phelps, Louise Strothmore, Harry Feltus, Verne Phelps. James Lefller and Roy Cullen- bine. The following are among the new mem- bers who have sfgned: C. Rhea Herger, Leon Illce, and the sister team of McWayne and He Cour, who, with tbe Phelps-Cullcnblne 'Trio, will be among the vaudeville features. Mr. Harris was the lirst of the popular priced attractions to play a four weeks' stock en- gagement In the lending cities of the South, and they proved such 11 success that he has sixteen weeks of same booked for next season in the following cities: Baltimore, Atlanta, Memphis and New Orleans. The excellent grade of plays nnd the manner In which this company has staged them, has earned unenvi- able reputation through the middle and Southern States, and packed houses were almost a nightly occurrance. Notes from Sklwyn Ic Co. — We have leased "Ruined Lives" lo Albert Lnvclle, and n. Knjr. 21, Indefinite. Cohan, Goo. SI. (Sam II. Harris, mgr.) — Chicago, 111.. 24-20. Clarke, Hurry Corsou — Pueblo. Colo., 24, fiiilcO- nlte. Colonial Slock (Drew k Caiupla-ll, mgi-s.) — tHcrc- land. 11.. '.'I. in.lctjiilte. Courtcnay Stock (Wm. Courleiiay, mgr.) — Albany, X. V.. 84, Indefinite. Cook, Oscar F.. Slock (C. W. G»k. bus. mgr.) — Seilli Ileml. 1ml.. 84-80. "Cnllegc Willow" I Henry W. Savage, mgr.l — Chlcauo. 111., Ill, liulrlhillr. Dllger-Cornell (W. K. Cornell, mgr.) — Stamford, X. V., 24-811, Xew Berlin :il-Aiig. 5. De Vims, Flora. No. 2 (I!. II. Kolnoiir, mgr.) — Aslilaiul, Wis.. 21. luileilnlle. Kellpse SI(K.-k (Lloyd k (Icnlcr. mgrs.)— Amarlllo, Tex., 28-20. Iloswell, N. Mex.. :UAug. 3. Hckhanlt'a Idtiils IOIIvit J. Kckhnrdt, mgr.) — Tacnuia, Wash.. 24. Indetllilte. Erwutal Big Slock (It. J. Krwuud, mgr.) — Foa- lurla. (I., 24. Aug. 3. Kdwards-Durls Slock— Del rolt, Mich., 24, ludcfl- nlte. Empire Stock— Prnvldcni-e. II. I.. 21-Ang. ': Fulton Urns.' Stuck (Jink P. (illlira. mgr.)— Llll- eiilll. Xi-br.. 2-1. Inilelllllle. Fonlhiiiu Stock (Chillies 1". Nelson, mgr.) — Dun- kirk. X. V.. 24. hull-Unite. Ferris Slink (Ciiruioiiceilo k Kress, nigra.) — iinnili.i. Nebr., 21. Inilelllllle. Fielding's Own 1 Hurry Fielding, mgr. )— Jones ■art. Me., 24 21. Mllbrldge 87-211, Chcrryaelil :tl-Aug. 2, Cusline 3-3. liny Sloek (C. W. Guy. mgr.)— Sullivan. Imi., 21- 2ti. Shrlliiirn :il-Aiig. 3. lilnulviiii's Diainatlc— Wiiliscon. ().. 34 -211. "Girl nt the Sins-is" (Oisker k Veroia-e. mgrs.) — Chicago. III.. :iu-Ang. 12. llovl's C/uiHsly ill. G. Allen, mgr.l— Kewanee, III.. 811. 87. Mciiilotii 8S. 20. Mluniik 30, Clin- ton .11 Aug. II. limit Slock (M. A. Hunt. mgr. )— Marquette, Mich., 21-20, Mnnlslng 31-Aug. 3. Hint aril-Dorset (Geo. II. Howard, mgr.) — Sioux City. lu.. 24-Aug. 10. Henderson. Minsl (Joseph Parent, mgr.) — Peru, lad.. .'Hi-Aug. u. Hathaway Stock (.1. M. Iluthnway. mgr.)— New H11ir1.nl. Mass., 21. Inilelllllle. Hnnlrr-Ilruilfonl Players— Hartfiird. (^jiiii., 24- Aug. :;. Herald Sipiare Stock (lllller k Fanshawe. mgrs.) — Chatham, ft. II.. 24-80. Humphrey Stock (Harry Humphrey, nigr.) — W'onil- stock. Out.. 81, Indcltnlte. Harrington Stock (It. I.. Klngdon. mgr. )— Hy- inern. liuL. 8l-:in. Brazil .'11-Ang. II. "Holy Cltv?' West. Gonlon k IIciiiii'ICk (Henry M. Illackaller. msr.l— Mnrlon. Imi . 31. Ko- tmiiii Aug. I. Tlploii 2, Fltviusl 3, AU-iiindrln 4, Anderson 5. ... "Moiicsl Hearts. " Kllmt k (Intniln'a (Wm. Marble Jr.. mgr.)— Chicago. III.. :io-Ang. ID. "It Happened In Nnnllaml" illnmlln. Mitchell & Fields, nigra. 1— Chicago. III.. 84-20. Jenkins. Clare (J. W. Leigh k V. J. Moore, nigra.) —Pans, III.. 84-20. "Jerrv fnan Kerry," Pntlen k Perry's — West- vllle. X. S.. 211. 27. I'lclun 8M, Georgetown, P. K. I.. 20. Chnrlottetown 3»-Aug. I. Kendall. Eiru (I.leiiler k Co., mgrs.)— Salt Lake City. U-. 88. 20. Klngslevltiisseli (K. It. Itiwscll, lllgr.)— Macomb, III., 2.'I-Ang. 10. Keller Stock (A. M. Keller, mgr. )— Trinidad, Colo.. 21-Allg. 12. Kellli Slock (Del Lawrence, mgr.)— Lewlston, Ida., 24, Inilelllllle Knlni Block— IJtlca. N. V.. 24, Imlelbilte. Leslie. Rosubele (Shu Alien, mgr. )— Scrnnton, Pa.. 24-Aug. 3. Lufavette Stock — Jarkwili. Mich.. 24. Inilelllllle. Lyceum Comedy (Al, R. Kvans. mgr.)— Ports- mouth. 0., 24-211. Xeiiln 31-Aug. 3. Myrkle-llnriler Stm-k, Kastern (W. II. Harder, mgr.) — Wllkcsliurre, Pa.. 24-Aug. .1. Myrkk'-Ilarder Slock. Western f Eugene J. Hall, nigr.) — Fort Wayne, lnil., 24-211. Marks Stock (Tom Marks, mgr.) — Kurt William, Out., 24-Aug. 3. Malhes. Clara— Calgary. K. W. T.. 24. Imteflnlte. MelroiKilltan Plaj-cre— St. Paul, Mlun., 24Au». 20. Mill.. no Stork (Win. Malotie, mgr.) — Pnducah, Kv.. 24. Inilelllllle. Mack Slink (Ueiij. V. Mack, mgr.) — Shcrbrookc, Can.. 24-21). Ilalaaia Till 1 1 SliH.-k (IV. J. Pierce, hus. mgr.) — —Davis. W. Vs.. 21-20. "Mrs, Temple's Telegram" (W. X. Lawrence, mgr. 1— Chicago. III.. 24, Iiulellulte. "Missouri Girl." Fred Knyiiioiurs (Geo. Ilpilee, mgr. I— Glace Buy. N. S., 211, 27, Sidney 2)1. 20, North Sydney 31. Xew Vork I'luyera lllunler & Bradford, nigra.) — . Worcesler, .Mass.. 84. Inilelllllle. "Nelgblurly Nelglilmra." Tom Waters (Frank W. Xasoll. mgr.l — Windsor, X. S.. 20. Kelitvllle 21, Mlildletnn 22. Anuisills 24, Wevunuitli 23. Yur- moatli 211, 87. Dlghy 28. 20, SI. John, X. II.. :il-Allg. 2. Calal", Me., "., I.uhee 4, Klistpurt 0. Orpheum Sl(s:k (Kdw. Doyle, mgr.) — Urbana, f)., Ill Aug. 3. "Old Arkniisaw." Fnsl iliivnioinl's (Merle II. Xortoti. mgr.) — Lmigdnii, X. Dak., 20. Ostni- broek 31. "(lu the Bridge at Mblulgbt." Eastern, Kllmt k Gazzulo's IFreil Wulton, mgr.) — Osbkosh, Wis.. Aug. 3, II. "flu tbe Bridge at Midnight." Western. Kllmt k Gaiznlo's (IiuiiIpI Itctsl, iiigr.) — Chicago, 111., 8:i-AilK. 3. Paylnii Sisters (Dan S. Holt, nigr.) — Jackson, Tenn.. 2(l-8«. Shreveiwrl. La., .'in. Aug. 12. Paige. Mabel (Henry F. Wlllurd, mgr.) — Jacksna- vllle, lis.. 24, helrlinlte. Phelan Stock (E. V. Pbeluii, mgr.) — Portlaml, Me.. 24, indeHnlle. Poll Sloek (S. ■/,. Poll, iiigr.) — llrldgeiwrt, Guun., 24. Indefinite. Peters Stock (W. A. Peters, mgr.) — Charlotte, X. C. 24. IndeHnlle. PerucbMiypxeiic (II. F. Wlllurd, mgr.) — August!, (is.. 24, IlideUlille. Peters' I'iitHIoii ['Inters (Will .7. Peters, mgr.) — Klrtvlu, Kan., 2S. 20, l*igan 31 Aug. 2. ItoltiMoore Stork IS. A. Arnold, nigr. 1- -Havre. Pa.. 24-Aug. 12. "Hoyiil Slave." North. Gordon 4 llenuelt'a ((",. A. Tlumius. mgr. ) — Van lluren, Imi., 2U. Osslmi 27. AlllHirn 2N, SValerlno 31. AIM. ,11 Aug. I, Mllford 8, Xnppaiieu 3. La Grange 4, Cntdwator. Midi.. .".. "Royni Slave." Fast, Gordon A Bennett's (Jo- seph O. Chandler, mar.) — Marlon, Imi., Aug. 3. Portland 4. Fort Wnvne .1. "Ilnblill's Fool" (Pnl Chapnelle. mgr.l — Nasli- tille, Ten 11 , 21-211. foliinilda 27. I'ulnskl 2. "l'nele Tom's Cabin." C. W. luiugsinfT's — Sliinu- inaliiinbig, Pa.. 211. Drlftwoeil 27, Kiniairtiuu 2S, Port Allegany 80. Porlvllle. X. V.. 31. Cuba Aug. 1, licltnst 2, Fillmore 3, portage I, Xianlii 3. Van Dyke & F.aloti (F. Slack, mgr.) — Keokuk. In.. 24.30. Vernon Sti»-k (lleuj. II. Vernon, mgr.l- SI. Thomas, tint.. 24, luilHluite. Vallamoiit Sloek — Wlllliims|Hirt, Pa.. 21, liidell- nlle. Whyle Dramatic (Chsrlr* P. Wbyle, mgr.) — lliit.ni Rouge. La., 21. Iii.lclliillc. Warner Couutly (lleuj. It. Warner, mgr. )— Mc- Grcgnr. la.. 24-Aug. in. "When Women Love" (Frank W. Nasou, mgr.l- - Truro, R, S.. M, Halifax 87-80. Windsor 31. Aiinuiadls Aug. I. Yaruioutli 8, 3, Weymoulli 1, Dlgby S. MUSICAL. lleggnr Pi-luce opera (F. A. Wade, mgr.) — Xash- villi-. Ti'iin , 2180. Butler. Helen May. ami her lliiml (.1. Leslie Spnlin, mgr. )— (Juhicy. 111., 23 80. SI. Joseph. Mo., 3U-Allg. 3. Carlctou Ois'rit (W. T. Ciitlebm. mgr.) — Pills- burg, I'a . 81. Itnlerliille. ClilarTiirllUs Itnllun Bund— Kansas Illy, Mo., 21- 80, Diivenport 31 -Aug. 3. ••Chi;|»TOU*" — Alia III lv Cily. X. J.. 31 Aug. 3. De Angells, Jenersoi isimts-rt Bros., nigra. I — N. Y. City 21. Initetlnlte. IJuas mid Ills lliiml (Frrdrrlrk I'bliiney. mgr.l — Frnuklln. I)., 24-27. Ulduuond. Imi., 2S. M In 20, 30. lnilluuii|iolls 31-Aug. 3. TJeliinuiler Musical IA. II. Drluiiwter. mgr.l — Lynchburg. Va., 81 811. Roanoke 31 Aug. '>. "Geezer rf Geek" (Will J. Block, nigr. )-- Huston, Mass., 84, IlideUlille. "Girl from Paris"— llolynke. Mass., 81 80. Howe, l.eunii, Orchestra — Lexington. Muss., 81. Indrilnlle. Kilties limn! (T. P. J. Power, mgr.l— llelelvllle. Cull.. 8821. Dunkirk. N. V., 23, Erie, Pa., 2d- 20. Cincinnati. II.. 3ii-Aiik. 12. "I. ninl uf Nod"- -Chicago. III.. 21. luileilnlle. Mucin's French Military Baud (llenrl Marin, con- ifiiulurl.— Cincinnati, II.. 84-21). Mmlls SVIs., 31-Aug. 3. "Mayor of Toklo," Richard Carle— Chicago, 111.. 21-20. Xnval Reserve llnml (V. Ilosatl, ingr.)— Jiimes- totvu, X. V., 21. Iiulellulte. Olyili|ilii l)|M'lii, Sciiui.nis At Millchette's— Mobile, Alu.. 24. Inilelllllle. I'nllniil's Llllpullaii Opera -Wliinlia-g, Man.. 24- 211. Pryor and bis Bund (Arthur I'ryor, mgr.) -As- bury Park, X. J.. 21-Scpt. II. "Pearl ami the Pumpkin" (Klutv .V Krhmgcr, ntgrs.l-- llo.slon. Mass.. 24, luileilnlle. Roblusoii Opera— Slaiislleld, ().. 81-3(1. Royni Artillery llnml Uos. De Vllo. nigr.l — ilal- llniure. Mil., 2ISept. 111. "Hoyiil Chef" ISIinla-rt Urns., mgrs.)- -Chicago, ML, 211. IlideUlille. Sinter anil Ills BriHiklya Marine llnml (C. M. Iiarnes. mgr.) — Brighton Beach, N Y.. 21. In- dellulle. Sullivan's. Nell. Mllltiry lliiml - Norlb Beii.b, X. Y., 24. Inilelllllle. Sorrastlno'B Bauda llossu (llnrrett A Oiikrurd, mgrs.) — Denver. Colo,. 8187. "r'« 1 Toy" (.i.ju.i C. i'i..:i'.'r, mgr.) — Atlantic City, A. J., 21-29. Victor and Ida Band (Col. John F. Bragg, mgr.) — Clcveliinil. II., 24. Inilelllllle. Wills Musical Uohii II. Wills, mgr.) — Atlanta, Gil., 2I-2II, Blrinlngbulll. Ala., 31 Aug. 3. Wells, limine k llnrliiu Musical (Juke Wells, nigr. 1 ■ Atliiutlc City, X. .1.. 21. Inilelllllle. "Wnggle Hug"-— Chicago, ML, 21. Iiulellulte. lit 'HLESIM I'. AMI V VI 1)1, VII. II*. SHOWN. Cruuiliill's Vnuilevllle Seusiillnti — Whitehall, N. Y.. 24-811. Fort Edwards 3IAng. 3. CrllerloiiH (W. .1. Marrlnii k !>•., mgrs.) — Gallon. ().. 30-Auif. 3. Ideal Evlriiviiguiizu (Harry Wlllbuiis, mgr.) — plllsburg. Pa., 8-i-Aug. ft. Misire'a (,'omeillaiis— Susuiivllle. Cnl.. 2,'l 8(1. O'Brien's Vaudeville — Slovens Polul, Wis., 211, 27, Portuge 2K, 20. Woodward's, Hurry, Vaudeville — Fusion, Me., 21- 20. RUNS I'llEI. S. Ilr, vu ut k Savllle'a (litis II. Siivllle, mgr.) — Erie. Ph.. 2420. Barlow's (J. A. Coliurn. mgr.) — Akron, ()., 23 20, Ydiingslotvn 30-Aug. 3. Diiekslader'n, lattv (Ohnrlea I). Wilson, mgr.) — Wiles, N. Y.. 27. De Hue BniM.'— Iluileyvllle. N. Y.. 87, Living- ston Mnuor 2N, Miuillcello 20. Liberty 31. Guy Bros.' (Arthur I.. Guy, mgr.) — Athoi, Maaa., 81-20. Mayllotver 31 Aug. 3. Ketsiniils', Billy (Geo. A. Treyaer, mgr.) — Lin- coln, III., Aug. 3, Jacksonville 4, lluniiibiil, Mo., 3. Hli.-liards & Prlugle's Mtlisco k Ibdlniid, mgrs.) — Halifax. N. S.. 21-211. Windsor 27, llerwb k 2H, Keutvlllo 20, Lhienla-rg ill. Vugel's (John IV. Vogel. mgr.l— Daylnn, O., 31- Aug. 2, Chllliciilho 3, Columbus 4, 3. TKNT SHOWS. Biirniim k Bailer's — Colorado Springs, Colo., 211, Pueblo 27, Florence 2N, Leadvllle 80, (fraud Junction 31. I'piitn, II.. Aug. I. alt Luke City 2, 3, Ogileu 4. Isigaii 3. BufTalo Bill's Wild Wesl. Col. Win. F. Cialy (Frisl II. lluti lilnseii. iiigr. 1--(3iiiiiiiioiiI i Frailer, 3d, '1'royes 87, Sena 2S. Amerce 80. DIJ011 30. 31, llesaueou Aug. 1, Lolis-le-Saunlel' 8. ilnurg 3, Lyons 4-13. (,'itiiipla'll llruH.' — Auburn, Neli.. 81, Tis'iiniseli 83, Crete 811. Friend 37, Sutton 3H, lllnilen 30. Aratnilioe 31. Cole A llogera' — New Market. T'euti.. 211. Lenlor City 27, Clinton 2N, Coal Creek 20, Jelllco 31. Downle's. Andrew — Siinunll. N. J.. 2D. Morris, town 27, stanhope 2H. Newton 31, lllulrslowii Auk. ■■ Portland, IV. 2. Fly's, Ufa, S.— Btalntuwu. Mo., 2(1, IJrlcb 81), Crelghton 31, Adrian Aug. I, Burdell. 2. Ploto's (Frank Tninuieii. mgr.l — Carthage, Mo,, 2D, Aurora 27, Sprlugileld 2N, I ar 211, Fort He. It Kan.. 31. Paula Aug. 1, Ultima 2, l.eav- entturlli 3, Ateblson I. SI. Joseph, Mo., 3. (iulhnnr Bros.' — Sloiillcello, In.. 8U. Seymour 8S, Fnriiiliiglnii 20. Cartilage 31, Harry Aug. I, UutalhrjUHi.' 2. Petersburg -I, Liicou 3. Ilurgreuve'a— ll/islyii. N. Y., 211, Jiiinnlca 87, Ureal Neck 28, Flushing 20. Hull's. F. W.— Wlleux, Neb.. 2D. Axtel 27. Mill- deu 2S. Norman 20, Holatebi 31, Honshu w Aug. t. 1'ris.scr 2, Juniata 3. Kemp's Wild West (G. P. Kemp, mgr.)— New- ark. N. J.. 24-20. Kennedy's laillaii Congress and Wild West— Boa- Ion, Slass., 24. Iiulellulte. I/>wery Biiis.'— LociiHl Gap, P«„ 27. 2H. Trevor- ton 20, llerndon 31, l.'nloutnwii Aug. f. Mrllaiuriiu'H— Porlsiiiiiufh. In., 80, Mludon 31. Hliplbr Aug. I, Hancock 2. Muckuy s. Audrew— Saginaw, Mich., 20, Hay Clly Aug. 3. Nnrrla . Jliniiiiez in, II. Han Pedro 1313, Farrus HI. 17. Sallllln IS 22, Monlerroy 23-Sepl. I, Can, lie, 3, l.uu I. ills Pnlosl 11-10, C11111I110 20. Pawnee Hill's Wild West — South (;ii|rug„, HI., 34. Kankakee 23. Champaign 211. lllooiulugtnn 27. Dixon 2H. Freeiiorl 20. Dulnii|Ue, la.. 31. Codnr HuplilH Aug. I, VI111011 2, lotrn Clly 3. Masculine 4. IVIuil ClilST ft. Mingling llriw.'--Blllgllllinton, N. Y.. 20, Fl- nilrii 27. (leoevu 2N, Auburn 20, Uloveravlllii 31, Rome Aug. I, Wuteriowii 2, oawegv 3, Ba- lavla 4, Nlagnril Falls 3. H e l ia l aa * . Frank A.- — tMhst. Sle.. 2D. Mkorhi- gun 87. MadlMHi 8S. Hlngiiaiu 2'J. Funiiliigtuu 31, Llteruiore Fall* Aug. 1. Robinson's. John -Van Wirt. <• . 2D. Detpbm 27, Purines 2S. Mansfield 20. Wi.istcr ill. Canal Dover Aug. I. Slg. Sanlelle A Welab Urns.' —Darby. Pa.. 2fl. Ardiimir 27. Wavne 3d. West 41ie»ter 20. Sledla 31. Sun Hros.' -Bad Axe. Mich., 2«, Raar Clly 27. Fust Tawas 211, (luawiiy 31, Clielstygun Aug. 1. Sells k Downs' Pulsion. Pa.. 211. Illossburg 27, Sllllen 2S. A-lili.n.l 211. Snvilec Bros. A- Honker's IK. I). Snyder, nicr.1- — Xorlli Salem, lnil.. 2(1. Iliiachdalr 27. Ladiatn 2S, Silver's. Pert - Riley. Mich.. 211. De Witt 87. Until 2.H, Laiigshtirg 21*. Texas Bills Wild West Itoekwiaid. Pa., 27. Scolilule 2S. Meyersilnle 80. Ilunissk. Sid . ill, llerkley Springs Aug. 1. Clinrlestown. W. Va.. 2. Wiiahbtiru A D'Atma's- .Miiausipiaii. X. J.. 3C. Itelmiir 37. Asbury Park 3S. Long llraiich 20. Il.ine'gut 31. Tiu-kerloii Aug. f, Lakewiaul 2, Sea Bright 3, Xetersluk I. Atliiutlc Highlands 3. Wallace's. II. F. lirts'iisburx. I ml.. 24. Itnsinltlo 23. I In if r,.i it lllv 2d. Illuitloii 27, lliiuthigton 2S, Delphi 211. MISCIH.I.AMiOIM. lleiineM's Ilk- Slum - - Oiuriuer, X. Duk., 21-20, Rugby 272l>. Hiitiiiird A- Whitney Tnuiluuloiirs -Parkrisburg, Pa.. 24 80. CralkabBiik Fust Hurre. VI., 27. Ilraultevlllo 28. Wtlllutiistiiwii 20. Iliuilley's Futertaliiers — Woiiknn, la., 31-2(1, Lan- sing 2720. Jones Adams Cnrnlval Co. — Oroensburg, Pa., 21- 2H, Wlicelhig. W. Va.. ill Aug. 3. Linn's Dog ami Monkey Slion- Sprlngllelil, Me. 2 1 2d, Lis* 27-20. Mnltawuinkeiig ill Aug. 2. Winn il-3. Munily Sliotv Kodicalcr. N. Y.. 21 20. Nugent Freeman Kleetrle Novelty Co. (Ilarrr Freeman, bos. mgr.) ilnlllpolls. II., 2120. Point Pleusailt. W. Va., ill -Aug. 3. Potters, p. J. New Richmond. I)., 811, Cincinnati 27 20. Pierce Amuseniriil Co.— Cuius**. N. Y-, 21-20, Ollisuilii 31 Aug. 3. Parker Amusement Co.— Havana. HI.. 81-80. Pain's "Lust Days of PuiiipcM" - Sail Lake City. P.. 21 20. Milt t.-. Muni.. .11 -Aug. 3. Itniip. Mr. uiid Mrs. (Augustus Hupp, mgr.) — • K.lenlon. 11., 21 20. Swallow k Markle's Flonlliig Palace - SI. Slary'a, Me. 211. Saltlle ileurtlete 27, h. unstuck tB, Venice. III., 80. Siurretl's, llawanl S. (Ireentvleh, Conn.. 21 20. Ten liyek A Hick's llnbpie Hlintv Kim Pbtrsalla. X. V-. 31 21). Uaudeville Route Cist. rids Hat la iniiili mi na nrnrly nc- i-iirutc na II la pnsallili- In inukc n Hat •f 1 11 ml. t III,. I11..1LI nn«. 1 1> Inaiirr lit' aertlnn In Ilils ileimrliiienl lllv iiniiie at (lie tli.-iilrc or nark, «» well na the I'll)' or notiii Ml SI nc< iiiniiuii} Clteh lllllll.lllU. Still II*. Alil.llt. Annie, Sun Jose, Hal.. 24 20. Aden Trio, lliiveiiiiilni 's. Atliiutlc Clly. N..J., 21-211. Adams, Musical, Slay's I). II.. Plipiu. O.. B3-3»| Coney IsliiiuL Wbeellng, W. Va.. 31-Aug. .1. Adelaide. La Pellle, Keith's. PI1II11.. 34211. Adams A Muck, A. * H.. Ilnsluli, 34 30. All A Pelser. Puslor's. N. Y. «!.. 81-80. Allilon. Louis, A Co., Fnriii. T.iledo. I).. 2120. Allen, I.isiii mid Her lie. Hlibtue. Sun Jose, ( 'si.. 21-20; Lyceum. Sim Fran., ill Aug. b. Alllul's Monkey. Ilenileisnu's. I'ouey Island. N, Y„ 2120; Vlehirbi. N. V. I!., illAtig. 3. Alliiirlus A .Millar, Palnls il'F.le, HrusselH. Belg., 21 80. All. Iluiiiei- \ All, Wisdtvi.i Mi's, Laueasler, Pa., 21 20. Allen A D11B011, Tlvnll Music Hull. New llmna- ttlck. N. .1., 24 211: Whlllakrr's Music Hall, Caiinisle. N. >',. Ill Aug .". All Will I'.. Cnallio, (liitarln Beach,. N. V , Aug. ft. Alvnrii. Fddle, liliveriliiliir'a. Atlanllc Clly. N. J., 81 80. Alalnn A Itamlollili, 1IIJ Norfolk. Va., 21-20, American Trio. Keith's, Plilla., 21-30. Amman A Hartley. Oukwoisl Pack, Pltlsl.iirg, Pa., 31 20. Au.leis.ui ft) II, iln.a, park. Sariitngn. N. Y., 21-20, Auloiiielle, Jiade, Heiiilerwin'M, Coney falauil, N, V.. 21-20. Aliilersnii, Madge, Isliml Park, F.usloll, Pa., 21- 211. Sloeplreliiiae Pier, Aliunde City, N. J., ills Aug. ft. Apel. Lillian. Temple. Helmli. 21 20. Al'delle A Leslie. Cbiirlolle, N. Y.. 21-211. Ainold, Hen, 1. Ciipltol Pink. Ilurlford, Cnnn., 2i' 20. Arnilutii A Burke, Atliiutlc (linden, N. Y. C, 31< 20. Asiit.m, Arthur, llevtey. Illlrii, N. Y., 24-20, Ashlons. The. I. Inn Palais', N. Y. «!.. 21-20. AIIiiiiIIh, Ureal, Colieoril Park, Nalchei, Mlaa., 21 20. Slielbyvllle, III.. ill-Allg. 3. Anton 11s en. HIJoii. Iiiiliiili, Minn.. 21-211. Austins, The, Doyle's, .xtliilillc Clly, K. J., 21-20. Austins. Tossing, lll|ip,, Llvvrinuil, Fug., 3120; Tlvnll, Leeds. Ill .Sag. 3; Hipp., 712; Pu- t-Ill GhlHginv, Sc.il , II- It), Avuti Coimsly Four. Krllli's, N. Y. (!.. 21-20. Avolos, Musical 141. VI. h.rlo, N. Y. (!., 21-311. Hants, Pour, Vlelurlu. N. V. II., 81 811. Baker k l.y Farm. Toledo. I)., 31-Aug. 3. Brileinuu. Tom, Hilllslairv fleuell, Newliuryport. Muss,. 2120. Ilarlletls. Miislcul, Andltoiiiiiii, Cedar Rapid*, In.. 21 30. Buynr.1. Inez. A. A S.. Iloalon. 21 2P. Blirtlell A Karle, Snvlll l(.s;i. Xew Haven, Coicl., 21-20. Burr A Kvana, Keith's. N. Y. C-. 21 20. Biirli'Ms. The. Oakwiaal Park. Plltubiirg. 84 80. Biirrv k lliilvers. Kellli's. Iluslon. 84 20. Iliilsind. Hiirglii'td, liloru Park, Yoiingstown, 0., 2120. Ilnriirs A l-Mtvlaa. Vluewiusl Pnrk, Topeka, Kan., 21 20. Bariieja (3), Beu'a, Ekc ba, Mich.. 81-20 ; Mar- ipiette, 31-Aug. 5. Ballrya, The, Keith's, N, Y. C. 8-1-20. llallalxer Misters. Shell's. Iliiffiilo, 2 1 211. Belni'iul Slalera, Al Fresco pink. Pis.rlu, III., 24- 311. Iidus.si, Miss., Lion Palace. K. Y. I!., 84 20. lleilrain, Helen, Proctor's 23il ML. N. V. IJ„ 2*. 30. Iienoiril. RIiimIii, Leiup'a Park, Kl. Louis, 21-20. Berg. SI. (!.. Ynuiig's, Atlantic Clly, N. J.. 24-20. Herat k Muttesk. Heushle Casinii. Itn.-katrnr Heaeh. X. Y., ti-tt. ' Reiiislelu's. The, GiaKroy'a, Grand Rapids, Midi., 84 20. Hells. The, Crystal, O. II.. Diaiglaa, Alaska, 81. 20; Norwalk, (),. .11 Aug. 3. Rerllua k llroelnviiy. A. A N.. Iloalon, 24 20. Heard, Hilly, illyniplii I'nrk, Cliutlanixiga, l'enn., 21-20. Hedllll k Arthur Temple, Del roll, 21-211. Helium Trio. HleepiediUNO pier, Aliunde Clly, X. J.. 21-211. Hells, Musical, Wo'ilworlb's, Luneaster, Pa., 24< 811. II1-1 1 Inn A Mui-kln. Cryslul. Leailvllle. Cnl., 24 20; Ciysiul. Denver, 111 Aug 3. Hell, Seiiutiir Friitik, 'tiikf'inl Park, GreeiiKbtirg, Pa.. 31811. Hlllglllllll A Cubic, llllteiliulor'h. All, llltle City, N, J.. 24-211. Hessett k Scott, ilcuiler.i.n'o. Cotiey Ihlnnd, X. Y., 21-20. Illssoiiette A Xew|niui, I'l-dnr Point, Suniluiky, ().. 212b; G. (I. II., I'd.. iky. Mich.. 31 Aug. 3. Illtmij, lliiiniii. B-r-rr, lugersnf Park, lies Moine.i, la.. 34 211. Bingham, J. «., J--.ii ■ ■ Club,., Wis., 21 811; Dulutb, Mian.. ill-Aug. 3. Black A Leslie. Cotiey IhIiiihI, Clncltiiiull, 21- Aug. ft. Ill bard. Sue, rirplieriiu, Si. Paul, Minn., 81. 20. Blossom. Utile, Lyceum. Knn Fruii., Cnl . 21-20. Hbiiiiphlii A llelir. Areail". U'liiul|s-g. Can.. 2|. 211; Metropolitan, Dulutb, Minn . .11 Aug. fi. Bliu-ford'u, Carter. Loulolutin Tniiibiidouri.. Soath- eru Park. I'lllsliurg. 81-211 Botliiu. Arlhur i IIMilred a Co., Pastor's, N. Y. C, 21 80. llordevery. Col. 'lauliui. Vleforlu, N. Y. (',., 24- 211. Bovd A MeNiiiunrii, Inui Pier, Syracuse, N. Y., 2420. Boluiie. W A., t, Lottie, llnrli-k's (Hen, Klmla, N. V.. 81 81". Iloitery XeasUiys' Qunrlelle, Sana Soucl I'nrk, III.. 21 Allf. C. Bnvay. Frank. Khlrldgc Pnrk. Klinlrn, N. Y., 2-120. Bowers A Curlla. Wlimlia-c Can., 84-80; lluhiutt, SllillieupMlls. Mlllll., 31AIIU 3. Boiler, Mony, A Co., Wwilworlb'a, l,auc«»tcr. Pa., 31 20. " 574 THE TXEFVT YORK CLIPPER. July 2a. Hvtli Jlnw.. Carnival, Adams, Nrli.. lis, 29. Imnelli. Win.. ft Co.. Pastor's, X. V. 0.. :(J!i. I to wen ft Wallers. McrUlcn. Conn.. 24-29. Hittouiley Bros., poylcs. Atlantic Clly, X. J., 24-20. Browning. Arthur. Slar. Atlniila. <•«.. 24 20. • Tight Urns.. Empire T.nir. 1-UlK.. 24 -Aug. 27. Bristol's !*'•!■ !<-- . Itlverrl.-w I'nrk. Hull linoo-. Mil., 24 -A UK. "■. Hrewcii. Nellie. Acme. Norfolk, Vn.. 2420. Bniwn A- liro»ii. Iircarnlnml. Rochester, S. V., 24-311. Rrnoklvn. Wile, l.l.s-trh: Turk. Newark. N. J., 24-2!i. Browning. Widp ft Co., Central I'ark. Alleumwn, Pa., ' i A g .V Rrludiimoar. Great. Kenleross I'ark, Saratoga Springs. X. V.. 24-211. Brnlist Triii. Ilmtfii- Vnlli-y I'ark. No. Adams. Mux.. 24 20. Brn.lh.nls. Tig.. (Iln.ll Bench. X. Y., 2t-20; Pavilion, Charlotte, l-Aug. 3. Uracil * KratIL, Elo-trl.- I'ark. Hallo., M., 24-211 ; Garden. Ilu«nh.. 31 -Aug. .*>. Cameron ft l-'luuagnii. Manhattan Hrarh, Ih-nvfr, ('■■I.. .!l Ant. r.. ra«nrl A- IV Vi-rm-. Oak Summit I'ark, Kriua- «lll... Iml.. 24-211. 4'arinPii Sl«ti-r.<. HiirltiKsriiri. I'ark, r-iirlagfleM, It.. 21-211. I'allrlian & Mark. Jlnrrl*.n'». K.M-kavrar llr-aili. X. V.. 24 20. ( mupbrll. Uilliiii A t'aniiila-ll, lliRrrsal I'ark, fiis Hiuir-, la., :il -Anir. •*.. 1 'initio's (Sl, I11e1-rs.1l I'nrk, lira MoIiihs, |a„ 24- io. rmi-.lv, MlI.I. Siirhnj Itr.x.k, Hn. Il.-nil, Intl., 24-20. Camilla * KiHitla, l-'lsrhit'a. Snn Fran.. C'jil., 24- 20. 1 uii.|.lK-U. Iila. A. « X., Ik1sl1.11, 24-20. Culi-tilii Juun A.. Pair. \Yimil|»v. Can.. 24-20; Lima I'nrk. c.mt-jr Ixlaml. X. Y.. .11 -Am.-. .".. i'tini|ita-ll. K.IIII1. k 1:..., I'ls.-livr's. Han I'rau., C»l.. 24-211. i.-iiii'i A llurtli'lt. H-'il.''.-, Atlantli' I'fiy, X. J., 24-20. . Clark A- Tiia|ik*, Park. |)n«rii|Hirl. la.. 24-20; YV.mi-.Cu. I'.i.rla. III., .",1-Aiik. '•<■ Ch-iihi & Cassi'll*. Allantli' (lanlrn, X. Y. (.'.. 24- 20. ' 1 'lurk, t.ui'v. SI. II Tour. F.11K.. 24-Auc. .11. clernioiit.i. Thf, llrrkahlre Park, Plttiflrbl, Maxa., 24-20: S.11I11 l(o.'!;. Chum.. ,11-Ang. i. clap-iut- HiHlrni, IMyaipli*. i.lilcaxn, 24 20. Clark & KnniKHia, Matilmtlnii. Norfolk, Va„ 24- 20. Corhrll, .las. J.. Olyni|ik', Clilcapi. 34-20. ■ lit inn, I.ol.i, pi.-kttl.'L. Sail Pli'jo, Cal.. 24-20. Cmi|aT A ItolihiHon. hiim.. Manohr-alrr, Kmi., :tl- Ann- ."■ : Ulymiilii, l.lTPrnunl. 7-12; Cusluu, l'arb>. Fr., 14:11. fax Faiallv Ou.irli'i. llniii.ltrny, San Ilrrnarillun, Cal.. 2:1211. CitinnlH, Tlii'. IliirKiiiaii I'ark, l.iiRao»|»rt, Iml., 24-20. c.unni A- llan.-mft. Park. Pltlslu-lu. Mann.. 24- 20: Park, Now llavrii, (Uinii.. 31-Aue. 3. Courtney a Ji*anr*tti-, l-'ni'|airt, III.. 24-20. I'oll.y A- V11.1. Casino. Tnlnhi. (I.. 24-20. I'.iloiilal Si-iilt'itr. Y'i*. St.linir-r I'ark, Mmilrral, Can.. 21 Ails. .*.. Coli-uiaii. Ibiyil A Co.. ltljou, l.nnslnf. Xlli'h., 24- 20. Cnlnnaii. A I., Paslar'a. X. Y. C, 24-20. I'oli' k clrinoiis. u.i-aii Clly. X. J., 24-20; Sara- ■ oaa Pnrkiv. Pi.tiNlown. Pa.. .11 Auc .'.. Collons. Tin-. Fl. S111I1I1. Ark., 24-20; lint Spring*. .•Il-Alix. .">. i'.a.|«.r A llarvi'y, l.lnn Palarv. X. Y. C. 24-20. Cnlllns A llarl. Tlnill, Ixiurlon, Kax.. 22-Aug. o; Cuiplri'. Ullnclou. 7 12: I'nllra, Mnrlgny, Paris. Fr.. I4-.11. C:l k -i.iio.' liorx's 1111,1 il.i|.-s, Kiisl Knil I'ark, Mam- ttltis. Trim., 21-20; Forrsl Park, Kansas City, M.».. 31-Amr. r.. Ci.iiI.hi. Harry. A Co.. Fischer's, Han I'rau.. (Ml., 24-30. Court Iuiikv Jniie, & Co., Mora I'ark, Y.ninxlown, «).. 24-3t». Coin-liis. Paul. HatniHia I'ark, (iraud Ituluil*, Ml.li.. 31-30. • •orl.ley A- llurLe, Tuiulilltix Kim Park, Piitlsrlllp, Pa.. 34-311. I'.n.iii'llvs. TUe. Dlynitrfe, Chirac... 24-2H. Cottnu's Coni.Hir liouki'.in. Jiiarlbni Piirk. Itearer Falls. Ph.. 24-20; Southern Pork. Pill-burs. .•Il-Ant. r.. Cr.ilty Trln. Atim Park. YnnoxMown. O.. 24-211. cro-kelt. Ja«., Doyle's. Allanllo I'lly, X. J.. 24- 20. I'mr, Flnssl... Yl.lorla. X. Y. f.. 24-20. t'liniilnirliaui, Hi-sslr, Parlor, nuliilh, Mlaa., 24- 20. I'nnnltiKhaiii. Jerry, llrlilgrlnn. X. J.. 20. Mill- Tllle. 27 20. Hnreh|mi-! A Mark. I.lnenln. Park. Fall Hirer. Maw., 24 20; Cn'M-eut Park. Itlvershle, R. I., ni-Anr. ."•. Day. Fnaule. Parlor, Hnlnlk. Minn.. 21-20. Davis k Wibli, Doyle's. Allatitle Clly. X. J., 24 -311. Dale. Vlnlel. T.'iniile. Dolrnlt. 24-211. Day. l-jlianiiil. k Co.. filviuule. Chi.Mu-.i. 21 20. Pari-. V. lil.-hiiril. 1:. I). II.. Ilumle Falls, X. Y.. 24 20- Park. Tii-nmleroKa. ::i Aug. 5. Dai telle. Ma.tt... Crrsial I'ark. Snlallo. Mo. 21- 30 Daniels. M'nller. SleeruVeha"4> Pier. Allanlle city. X. J.. 21 Aiut. B, IPArvllb- SI iter.. Mnnplils. Trim.. 24 20. Pmtno.ly. CiihIuo. Slo.wli.'saii. Me.. 24-20. Palv A- Kris... Snenmlaxa Park. Clovrrsvllle. X. Y.. 21 20. Pell.ai Brie... Kellli'a. Iloslon. 24-20. De Pay SI'itrri, Hntnnill I'ark. t'lha. X. V.. 24-20. Dereuila t Creen, Coll-ieaaj, cietelnn.1. 24 XO. Pennle & Willlsm-. tlinerDBIor'a. Atlantlr City, N. .1.. 24 20. >>e Rlakcr's Povs, Drealtiland, Couey lslauj, N. \.. 21-20. Dfii'iizo A l.u.lat'. Palace. lbMlnu. 2120. Ucltorelll k Ollsaaialo. Ileinlcrsoii's, Cnej l<- laud. X. Y.. 24-20. Detnonlo k Itelle. Monro I'ark, Toronto, Can., 24- 20. Up Faja. Mnsleal, Santa l«.e.a. Cal., 24-20; Yal- irjn. ::l-Aue. r,. llelmar k Dexter. Slnni Clly. I«.. 24-20. Deryallo. \jh<, l.nnn Park. Plttklairg, 24 20. De Km Trio, iirph'tim. San Fran.. Cal.. 24-20. lie Iji.ys, The. Xoyrlly. Denier, 4'ol.. 24-20. Dc l.ano, Km., Hyracuar. X. Y.. 38-.11. lie Krrrla. Henrietta, Baa Rellefa, Orpbenrn. San Fran.. Cal.. 24 20; Orplietim, I.os Angeles, 31- Aiig. 3. He Aeos. Al Fresco Park. Peorlo. 111., 24-20. He llollls k Vnli.ro. Miller's. Mnnkntn, Minn., 24- 20. He Ohio llroa.. Funlolne Ferry I'ark, Umlsfllle, Ky.. 24-20. Ilelua.re A llnrrell, (iennetl, Klrhmnrul. Iml., 24- 30. Delnmre k Wilson, Hlratfi.nl. Kng.. 24-211; Sheri- panl'a Hash, .IIAiif. r, ; Cnnllff. Wales, 7-12; Hwanaea, 14-10. Heltaaa, The. Kleclrle Park. Newark. X. J., 24-20. Itelgnrdn. Natalia, Ho. America. He l,nrl«, CheTaller, Prwtor'a ZM St., X. Y. •!., 24-2U. He .Monde k Dlnsmr.re. SInnx City. la., 24-20; Slum Pa I Is. 8. P., .ll-Aiix. .'.. He Will, Hums k Torrance, lloag Lake I'ark. WoruiKockrl, K. I.. 24-20. Illiln. Ilenilersou's, Coney Island. X. Y.. 24-20. Hlstoii. Madeline, Keith's, l'hlla.. 24-20. HlK.11. Hurt A lama. Terrr Haute, Iml., 24-20. Hlinti. Mnwers k plinu, Keith's, l'hlla., ai-Ang. Illui'i linn, l.lon Palace, X. Y. (.'.. 24-20. Illainiml. Cen. II., Paalur'a. X. Y. >-.. 24-20. Hlnninnil Comedy Four, Empire, law Angeles, Cal.. 24-Arat. .'.. HIM. Atiilre Mu. Mnnballnn. Norfolk. Vn.. 24-20. IV.rwii A llnssell. Farm. Toledo. ().. 24-20; Lake. si.le. Akron. .IPAag. '•. I inn. .no., Jan. 11., Capitol I'nrk. Hartford. Conn., 24-2'J. Hon Ai Tbouiiisou. Olympic. Chicago, 24-20. Iha-kruy. Will, latkerlew ilnire. Aiil.urii. Me., 34- 20. Holiertr Slsirrs, ProclnrV. Newark. X. J.. 24-20; Proctor's 2:id Hi.. X. Y. C, 31-Aux. fi. Hun. I'.-ior. Idlewlld Park, Xrwark. (I.. 24-20. H.reeval Tlirn-M>, •!. 11. II., I'ltisrairg, 24-20; Temple, Del roll. 31-Ane. T>. Ilnnnhiu', J. dm. Temple. Hetrnlt. 24-20. Ihisa * Xadoluy Olianple, Clilcagn. 24-20. Drew, lairutliv, Barrasfonl Tour, Kug., 24-Anr/, 11. Hn-w. Mr. A Mrs. Sidney. Shea's. llnfTalo, 24-20. Drawee. Tlrnll, l.onilon, Kng.. 24 Aug. 31, Drew. Carroll, Ilm-ker, Ilockfonl. 111.. 24-Ang. fi, liurliyelle. I..* ft Fay, Rninona Park. (Irand Ra- pid*. Ml.-i... 24-20. Hiiinouds, la-s, Colhietiiu, I/>ndnn. ling.. ".I-Aug. .11. Hunii k Krelyn. liureriiurnr'a, Allanlle- Clly, K. J.. 24-20. ll.01l.nrs. Flying, pain's, Mnnhnttan Reach, X. IT.. 21-Aas. 5. Pitflln-Reib-ny Triu|ie, Paragon Park, Roslnn, 24- 20. Hialley A Cheslyn. Allanlle Onnlen. N. Y. f!., 24- 20. Piiprre, t;eo. & I.llil.Ie, Cnliiue, ShelaiTgaii, Wis., 24-20. Dynea At Dynes, Ran. Point, Xnlianl, Mass., 24- 211. l-jisley. Mianly A; -luu.es, r.uiio Park, Plllshurg, 24 20. Karl k Wilson. I'orest Park, Sl. Uuils, 24-20; 1 'oiititf lun Park, lauilavllk*. Ky.. ni-Ang. 0. Kurlo. Dorothy. Kniplrc, Provldeni-e. 24-20. Kekel * Warner, Oakfnnl Park, (.reenshiirg. Pa., 24-20. I'Vkltnrt, Frank. Al Fresco Pnrk. Peoria, 111., 24 20. Fldrldxe. Press, Kuiplre, I.oitdon, Kng., 24-Aug. 10. KHIa Xowlln Trln, Temple, Detroit, Mlcli., .11- Aug. 3. I '.1 11.11 re k Cntlrell. Unique. So, Chicago, 24-29. Kllsn-nrths (4). Hell, Oakland. Cal., 24-20. Kuiery, Pmf., IIIJ011. D11I111I1, Minn., 24-20. Piuplre Comedy Four. Park, Bnyonne, X. J., 24- 20: llilghtuu Ilen.-li. N. Y„ :il Aug. 3. Kuiiien.rs of .Miuslc (4), Kleclrle Park, Albany, X 1 . Y., 24-20. Kniuiy. .Mute., Handersoirs, Coney Island, N. Y., 24 20. K|i|H Dixie Vomeily Quintette, White Clly, Clere- land. 41., 24-Ang. r.. I'.pps k l.oretln, Avon Park, Youngstown, O., 24- 20. Ivstalirooks (.1). Coney Inland, Cincinnati, 24-20. Kther Sisters. Tumbling Paul Park, Brhlgemn, X. J., 24-20; Union Take. Mlllvllle 20-Ang. 3. Ksfelllta, ilrpheiim. Snn Fran., Cal., .S4J-20. I.iatis. May. I. ake Wnciuiseti, Gardner, Maas., 24- 20 ; I. ale Cliauuccy, Westliorn, ::i-Ang. .">. Kucopean Novelty Trio, Audiiorlnm, Norfolk, Va„ 24-20. linns Trio. Coney Island, Cincinnati. 24-29; 1 '.u'k's Park, Kratuivllle, 1ml., 31-Auc. 5. F.verbarl. Ilipyoilrome, London, Eng., 24-S1. 1'arrell. CIlfT, Miimo Pork, Toronto, Can., 24 20. Falconer. Frank K.. Sbea'a, Buffalo, 24-29. Farley. James & Ronnie, Summit Park, Utlca, N. Y. 24-"0 Faniaa"(2),' Lake Erie Park. Haudley. Tex., 24- 20; Electric Park, San Antonio. Iii-Aug. 27. Farrell, Ctiurlie. Crescent Gardens, Revere Reach. Mn-s.. 24-20; Pastor's, X. Y. C, 11 -Aug. D. Fntist Family, Cheater Park, Cincinnati. 24-20. Falk, Eugene. Kmg's Park. Omaha. Neb., 23-29. I'm bin. Olentangy Park, Cobiralma, 0.. 24-20; Cedar Point. Handuaky, 31-Ang. C. Faruuin. Bud, Trio, 0. H., L'rlmna, 0., 31- Aug. B. Ferguson. Dnprec 4 Co.. tleTtnar Ganlen, Okla- hoiaa, O. T., 33-Aug. 3. I'Vrgnaon A 1'assmore, Itamnna Park, Oram! Rap- ids. Mich., 2.1-30. Fern Comedy Four, Ouvernntor'a, Allanlle City, X. J.. 24-Ang. ".. l-'elnur Sisters. A. A S.. Boston. 24-20. Fi-ltnn Bms.. Snrliig take Park, Trentou, X. J., 21-311. FenU-llo k Rndclirre, Irvlndale Park. Warren, Pa., 24-20. Fcualcy, Juggling, Klka' Fair, Georgetown, Ky., 24-20. Fields k Hanson, I.ycentn. Snn Fran.. 24-Ang. fi. I lebls. Will II., Aihnnii.r 1. Chicago. 24 Aug. A. Fltrj-erabl. H. V., llMider.son'a, Coney Island, N. Y.. 24-20. Fisher k Johnson. Crand. Vancouver. B- C. 24- 30; Grand, Vlclnrln. Hl-Ang. fi. I'loreiic Sisters 1.11, Autmont, .Moscow, Hits., 26* Aug. 28. Ford Jc Wilson, Umpire, Johannesburg, So. Africa, 24 -sept. an. Fu« k Hughes. Riverside I'nrk, Boise. Ida.. 22- Aug. G. 1 'old hum Family, Doyle's, Allanlle City, N. J., 24-30. Fox A. Ward. Bljoa. Salisbury Beach. Masa., 24- 21*. Koiler. Ed., * dog. Myers Luke. Canton, O., 24- 20: Jumeatuwii. X. Y., .'II -Aug. 3. Fowler. Berlle. (irpbetim. San Fran.. Cal.. 24-29. Folkert, Arthur ll„ I u I r mount Park. Kanaaa Clly, Mo.. 24-20; Crystal Park. Leavenworth, Kan.. Ill -Aug. 0. Forrester, Hid. Proclor'a 23d SI.. N. Y. C, 24-20. l'ledo a Bare. Dominion, Wlnul|ieg, Can.. 24-20. I'rmrli. Henri, Brighton Beach. N. v.. 24-20. Frederick Bnw. k Burns. Shea's. Baffalo. 34-20: Temple, Dcliolt, ."I -Am. .">. Freeie Bros.. Kurt Sheridan Park. Hlgbwo.nl, III., 24-29. Fretlcrl.', Paul, Oakfnnl Park. Greenaburg, Pa., 34-20: Onkwnod Park. Plitalmrg. .11-Ang. 3. Fredericks, The, Stockton, Cal.. 34-30. Frantmalliea k Lewis, Hopkins' Park, Memphis, Tun.. 24-20: West End Park, New Orleans, 1.11.. 31-Ang. A. Frances, Emma, * Whirlwind Dancers. Brighton Reach. X. Y.. 24-30. Pm-ninii. Blanche, tlndfroy's, Grand llnplils, Mich.. 34-29. Franclacos. Two. Star. Seattle. Wash., 33-29: ilrntul. Victoria. II. (!.. Hl-Ang. 3. Fuller. Ida M., drone Variety, l.iu-l. Belg.. Si- ll : tirancc. Fr.. Aug. 1-13. Fyole-D.-u.-h. Ella. York. Xeh.. 22-.1I1; Krug's ilardeii. ilinnlin. Xeli.. Ang. 1-3. il.-ir.lii.T, Jack. Farm, Tnltsl... fi.. 21-20. tiareliielll Family. (Iran 4"ln-n Trevlno. Monlerrr. Mex.. 24-Aior. fi. Hales k Xelson. Kellb's, K. \. t\. 24 20. liayllor, Anderson, Iml.. 24 20; Koki.ni... .11-Aug. Gardner, Jessie <)., Island Park. Kaston. Pa.. 24- 30: tb-eaii Pier. Sea Isle Oily. X. J., .11 -Aug. fi. Carson, Marlon. Manhattan Reach, X. Y . 24-20. Gardner & Vincent. Lyceum, l.nndon. Kng., 24- Ang .11. Gardner * Sloddanl. Robinson Park. FI. Wayne. Iml.. 24.20: Lake Mlcblgiii Park. Musk-gun, Mich.. 31 Ang. 3. * r.-viu Piatt A- Pea.be?, Luna Part. Johnstown. Pa.. 24-29. Giiyb.nl, ll.1111.ic, llatiaaul Park, (Irillnl Rapid', Mich.. :il-Allg. •"•. Canllner Children. Wuolworth s. Moraalet. 1 J-, 24-20: BHou. La Crosse. Wla.. »•-£*(• •'• Gale. aVl-ttntr. Orphean. St. Panl. W -m Geninl l-'rnncas, Clrcna, Hchnmniin, Schereneri- gi-n. tier.. 32-Ang. 4. . ___ George A Harrim-tMi. Glen lorest. U-»rence. Mass 24-20: Massald- Ijke, .Manchester, N. George!' Edwin.'"' Baaa Point. Mass., 24-20; Re- vere Beach. 31-Ang. 3. Genaro Ik Bailey. Batlenberg. Lelpilg. Ger.. -.4- U ; Emp.. Hockney, Eng.. Aug. i-12; Emp.. Hollriw.il . 14-10. fielger. John. Collsenm. Cleveland. 24-20. Gllla-rt. I.. \\., tlurernator's. Allanlle City, H. J.. 21-20. Gllrnv. Haines k Montgomery, Collaeiim, Cleve- lillld. 24 30. . _ Glblav A Fox.. Pastor's. X. Y. C.. 24-20. (•Irani. Marie, Spring Lake Park. Trenton. N. J.. 24 -20. Glllen. Tom. Cascaik- Park. Xewcaatle, Pa., 24- 20. Gllmore at la- Moyne. Bl>>n, Dulutb, Minn., 24- 20: Unique, Winnipeg. Can.. 31-Aiig. ... Gillette Slsiers, Doyb-'a, Atlantic City. N. J.. 24- 20. Glosi, Mny Ib.se. Flacber'a. San Fran., Cal.. 24- **o Glenrny k llnssell. Grand, Tneoma. Wosb., 24- 20: firan.l. IH-Iliughnni. .'11-Aug. >*. Gould. Billy. Hlwa'a, RnrTalo. 24-20. Gorernmeiit Indian Bawl, Farm. Toledo, 0.. .4- GoTlfrey k Henderson, Ori-benrn, I.us Angeles, Cal.. 24 Aug. 3. Gwalwln, Susie. Electric Park. Toneka. Kan., 34- 20. Cnnb.n, Don & Mae, fi. O. H.. Petoskey. Mick., 24-20. Gmdlllulis. Musical. Point of Pines, Mass.. 24-20. Goldsmith k Hopi*-. Mn.vBnwer Grove, So. Han- sen. Mass., 34-30. t;i.r..nli k iKiyle. Crystal Park. Srslalla. Mo., 23- 20; Park. I.eaveiiwnnb. Kan.. 31-Ang. ... Gorman A- West. Proctor's. Newark. X. J.. 24-30. Golden A Hughe-. Peer llmok. Mllford, Mass., 24-20. Gourley Bros, k Sullv, Wnldeniere Park. Erie, Pa.. 24-29. Gor.l.in. Belle. Heinlerson's. Coney Island. X. V., 24-20. Cvt.llr Clins., Hoylc's. Allanlle Clly. X. J.. 24-20. Crnml rlnera Trln, Henderson's. Coney Islaud, X. Y.. 24 30. Grrdis (41. I'nlnne, Sheloygan. Wis.. 24-29. Green. Hick. A. * S., liosl.iii. 24-20. Grade Ai Reynolds, Fischer's. Snn Fran.. Cal., 24 -20. Gn-^ory Tronne, Inman's, Coney Island, X. Y., 24-Aug. 3. Grey, E.I.. Proctor's. Newark. X, J.. 24-20. Gross, Win., Elite. Davenport. la.. 24-20. Gray k Graban. Park. Rayonne. X. J.. 24-29. Gregory Bros.. Kelth'e. N. Y. C 24-20. Oiiyer A- O'Nell, Keith's. K. Y. C. 24-20. Harris, Tommy. Manhattan. Norfolk. Va., 24-20. Ijiiyw.aiii, steeplechase pier, Atlantic City, X. J., 21-20. Harrlia.ii, Joe. Sheafe's, Xahant. Mass., 24-20. Hathaway A Walton, Keyileross Park, Saratoga. X. Y.. 24-20. Hart. Sadie. Wonderland Park. Decatur. III., 34- 20; Tna-ndero, Chicago, 31 -Ang. fi. Hardies, The, Reservoir Park, St. Mary's, O., 24-20. Hartley It King. Ball Park. Chester. Pa.. 24-29. Hay, Unlcycle. Scbaefer's Ganlen, Columbus. O., 24-29. Hayes A Graham, Unique. Winnipeg. Can.. 24-20. Harrison, Minnie. Kleclrle Park. Newark. X. J.. 24-39. Harvey W. I., ft Co.. Island Park. Easton. Ta.. 24-20; Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic City, 11- Aug. 5. Harvey, W. S.. ft Co., W.mlshle Park. I'hlln.. 24- 29. Harrington. John J.. Doyle's, Atlantic City. X. J.. 24-20. Harris, Charles ft Eiblie, Lyceum, Son Fran., Cal., 24-211. llallback k PnnpaMte, Green Ray. Wis.. 24-20. Harrington, pan, Ross Park. Blnghnmton, X. Y.. 24-20. Ilnlli-n ft Hays. Lvceutn. San Fran.. Cal., 34-20. Harris ft He lajir, Doyle's, Atluntlc City, X. J., 24-20. Hamilton ft Wiley, Erh'n Casino. Xo. Beach, X. Y.. 24-20: Casino. Bergen Beach. 31-Ang. 19. Hart. Musical, .Monroe Park, Toronto. Can.. 24- 20; Athletic Park. Buffalo. X. Y., .11 -Aug. 3. Hawthorne ft Burt. Keith's. Pblla.. 24-20. Hamlin's. The. Nnvelly, Sioux Falls. S. D.. 24-29. Hayes ft Graham. Empire. SI. Pant. 24-20. Hnrrlugion. Dan. J.. Valley Park, Xo. Adams, Maas.. 24-29. Hall. Pauline, Shea's, Buffalo, X. Y.. 24-29. Hetnmlngwny. Billy. Godfroy's, Grand Raplrla, Midi.. 24 29. Helena. M'lle. CoDfy Ialanfl. Cincinnati. 24-29. Helns, Billy, Renwlck Pars, Ilhnca, N. X., 24- 29. Henderson. Chas. K.. Young's. Atlnittlc City, X. J„ 24-20. Hemmlngs. Lewis ft Hemmlngs, Farm, Toledo, O.. 21-20. Benson ft James, Central Park, Dover, N. H., 24-29. Iledrlx ft Preaoott, Kelth'a, Boston, 24-29. Hess. Clara. Olympic. Chicago, 24-29. Henderson ft Ross, Oleutiingy Park, Columbui, O., 21-20. Herbert, Carl. Paalor'a. 9. Y. O., 24-28. Ilefron, Tom. Crystal. Marlon. Iml.. 31-Aug. 5. Heeley ft Jleely, Olympic, Cih-ugn. 24-20. Hill ft Hill, Orrln Urns.. Cblbuahtia, Mex., 24- 29; Juarez, .11-Aug. 3. Hilton. Fred, Pleasure Park, Norwalk. 0„ 24-20. Hllton-lloeflor Trio, Ro.«3 Pnrk, Blnghninton. X. Y., 21-20. HiUman, Gen., Hniail Ripple Park. Indlanapalla, Hood, Sam. Grand. Victor, Col., 2.1-Ang. fi. Holt, Alf., lake Michigan Park. Muskegon, Midi., 23-20. Hngnn. Ernest, ft Memphis Students, Victoria, N. Y. C. 24-20. Holmes. Gertrude. A. ft S., Boston. 24-29. Howard Rnw., llrlgbion Bench. X. Y.. 34-29. Hotrnmii. Kitty, Bass Point. .Valiant. Mass.. 24-29. Ilocb. Elton ft Co.. Kellb's. X. Y. C, 34-29. Howard, Mabel. Pickwick. San Diego. Cal.. 24-20. Howard, Harry ft .May. Junction Park. Beaver Falls. Pa.. 24-29; Southern Park, Pittsburg, 31- Aug. 3. Hollis ft Wilbur, Sheafe's, Xahant, Mass., 24-29. Horsky-Berxcre Troupe. Temple, Detroit, 24-211. Huegel Bros.. Family, Bntte. Moot., 24-Ang. fi. Huntings t4l. Temple, Detroit, 24-29. Hughes. Maltie. Southern Park. Pittsburg. 24-21). Hyde, Rob A- Hertliu, Wind Gap. Pa.. 24-29. Hyde ft Heath, Crystal. Pueblo, Col., 24-20; Crystal, l.eailvllle. 31-Ang. 3. Hylands (.11, Letup's Park. St. Louis. 24-20. lnness ft Ryan, Cook's Park, Kvatisvllle, Ind., 24- 20. Irving Bros.. Austla'a. Syracuse. X. Y„ 24-Aug. fi. Irving. Pearl, A. ft S.. Boston, 24-20. Italian Trio. Wnolworth's, Lancaster, Pa., 24-20. James ft Paris, Island Park. Easton. Pa., 24-20; Central Park. Allentnwn, 31-Ang. 3. Jncoby, Josephine A., BIJon. Calumet, Mich., 24- 20: BIJou. Marqneite, 31-Aug. S. Jack-sous (.1). Last Eud Park. Memphis. Tenn., 24-29; Forest Part. SI. Louis. .11-Aug. n. Jnckson, Arlliur, Metropolitan, Dulutb, Minn., 24- 20. Jerome. Sidney, Wonderland. Danville, 111., 24- 20; Dreaniland. Decatur, 31-Ang. ,'.. Jennings ft Jewell, O. II. . Manitowoc, Wis., 24- 29: Bijou. Green Hay. .".I-Aug. 3. Johnstons. Mu«lcnl, Pns'ior's, Newark. X. J., 24- 29. Jordan. Grant, Washington Park, on The Dela- ware. 24-Aug. .'.. Johnson ft Dick, Itljnu. Norfolk, Va., 24-20. Jones ft Simon. Alameda Park. Butler, Pa.. 24-29. Juniper ft Hayes, Falrvlew I'ark. Soiitbbrldge. Mass.. 24-29; Capital Park, Ilarlford, Conn.. 31-Ang. fi. Kates Bros., Forest Park. Kansas City, Mo., 24- 20. Kaufman. Rrba, Alhanthra. London, Kng., 24- Aug. .11. Karsiui. lilt. Riverside Park. Montreal. Can.. 24-2H. Kelleher. Lyce|uji. l'hlla.. 24-29. Keelian. Frank, ft Co.. Brlglibin Beach, X. Y.. 24 20. Kiuna. Cbnrles. Talamiega Park. Atilelsiro. Moss,. 04-99; Llmiilii I'ark, New Bedford. 31- Aug. 3. KctiTa"dy ft James. Pastor's. N. Y. C., 24-29. Keno. Walsli ft Melrose, Woonsorket, R. I., 24- 29; Celeron Park, Jamestown. X. Y., 31-Ang. 3. Kenlon. Dorothy, Knrsall, Lucerne. Hwltx.. 34- Ang. 31. Kent. R. Miller, ft Co.. Orphrutu, San Fran., Cal., 24-20. a seas., Kberna ft Cole, Olympic, Chicago, 31-Ang. B. Kenney ft Cb,rk. «. '»• «•• »«"•*« *•** V - Kellu^'-Mr. * Mrs. U.rokl. Albambra. Chkago. KemeVi Weston. G.i.eroator-.. Atlantic City. '■ ■'• * M * Park. Sr. Mary's. O.. 24;29; "":. «s, «-- m.aM, r. Kreley Sisters, CoVey'laland. Wheeling. W. V».. .IH-Anir. 5. Kenyan ft He Gnrnio. Talannego Park. Attlfboro, Kli^rbi^'isouthern Park. Pltl.bni«. !M-». K \°l. Will. Empire KjeeportJ HU S4 •». KinS. Gene. Pickwick. Sail aM^ssM^ Wsm, foni. :;i-Ang. fi. .*.- — - (..„ v KlnsNera, The. linvernntor a, Atlantic tliy, aa. Klug-IeM 9 ^.!'. Keith's Pblla.. "•»•-. v< Klmliall Sisters, Guvernator s, Atlantic Clly, .■«. Klein "oft'llroa. ft Nicholson. lll|.po<1ronie. lajn- ,'on. r".g., M-Aag. 10 ; Circus Carre. Atnatrr- •lam. Ilol.. Sl-.'ll. „ , 04. Kienire ft Chaplain. Chutes. San Iran., Cal.. .4 Kobler ft Marlon. Xnmmliegn Park. MM i- 24 20. Koppe. Sorai<«to Park. Pltlatown. I 'a.. J4^9 , Kohl. Gns ft Marlon. Lima. O.. 24 20; Colnmbua. Kio-'tis.^Win'. J., ft Bsaxs, Olympic Cblcago. 31- U*Cx«ta. Paul. SlilebUs. nunllnglon. ln.L. 2129; Ukevlew I'ark. Terre Hante, -n<- •!• v La Clair ft West, Ocean Pier, Sea lale Clly. N. Lawrence, Al'/lirHblon Beach. X. Y-. 24 20. La Dell, Frederic. Grand, Reno. Xev., 24-20, Clnnle. Sacramento, Cal.. 31-Aug. 0. La Toskn, Phil, Dlion, Cal.. 24-29. La Vails. The. Pavilion. Glasgow. Scot.. Aug. •• 12; Xeweaslle-nn-Tyne. 14-19. Iji Tell Bros.. Luna Pork. Coney Ialaml. X. Y.. J4- 241; Steepb?ch«se Pier. Atlantic Clly. N. J-. Jl- I.a A Roses; I*s. l.lnn Palace. X. Y. C.. 2IM- l.nmla-rt ft Pierce, Falrvlew Park. Soulbbrldge, Mass.. 24-39. _ l.awaian A- EwIiik, Avon Park, Yonngstimn, O., 24-->S| La Zelle, Kdw., Cascade I'ark. New Castle, Pa., 34-20 Lane, CIlfT, Chester Park, Cincinnati, 94-»- Ijitoy Bros.. Lake Cliauney Park. Westbaro. Mass., 24-29. . ' La Xule Bros., Point of Pines, Mnss.. 24-20. Lancaster, Toai. Ball Park. Chester, Pn.. 24-20; So. Bench. X. Y.. .11-Ang. 5. Lancaster. Freda, Hollywood Park. Hallo., Md., La" Adelia. * Wonderland. Deralnr, III., 24-29; Wonderland, liimvllle. 31-Aug. fi. La Vine & Waltone, Ft. Sheridan. 111.. 24-29; Lake Park. Mnskegan. Mich.. 31-Aug. 3. Larine ft Ij-onnrd, Palace, l.on.kin. Eng., Aug. 7- 31. I. arte ft Adams. r.o:nlon, Can., 24-29. Lawman ft Kwlng. Farm. Toledo. O.. 24-29. La Veen ft Cross, Maunlon's Park, St. l/onls, 24- 20; Fontaine Ferry Park. Louisville, Ky., .11- A g S. Lawrence ft Ilarlngtnn, Proctor's. Xrwark, N. J., 24-20. I-a Toar, Irene, ft "Zara," Hoag latke, Woon- sockft, R. I.. 24-20. La Mure ft Kvnus, Lake Channcey, Westboro, Mas... 24-29. Lavarnle abaters, I'ark. St. Panl. Minn.. 24-20. I.andls. Cora, Avon Park, Youngstown, O., 24-20. Lloyd. Herbert, Pastor's, X. Y. C. 24-29. Lelpslg. Xate. Temple, Detroit. 24-29. I.e Clair ft Hunlr, llenderson's. Coney Island, N. Y.. 24-29'. Keith's. Pblla.. :il-Aiig. 3. Lemuels. .May. Manhattan. Norfolk. Va.. 24-29. I.ea.li ("Chinee"), John. Spring Lake Park, Tren- ton. X. J., 24-21. I.e Roy ft Woodfnr.l, Proctor's, Xewark, X. J., 24-29. Les Dahlias. Tlrnll. l.i.ii.l.u;, Eng.. Aug. 2S-.1l. I ..-«;-. ft ciinpi'i. Spring Grove Park. Stirlugtlelil, O.. 2:1-29. Ij>»lle. Geo. IV.. Baldwin. Sail Fran., Cat.. 24-29; Pewey. Oakland. .'It-Aug. fi. I.e Ray. .Marie. Pavilion. Keypad. X. J., 24-20. la-nnrai. Bert. Piitnain. Conn.. 24-29; New Brit- ain, 31 -Ang. 3. Leslie, Geo. W„ Xoveliy. Stockton. Cal.. 24-20. la-iry, Mrs. Jnles, ft Co., Seattle, Wash., 20-Aug. Ia»ei. Tlie. Frontier Park, Erie. Pa., 24-29. Lewis. AL, Oodfroy's. Growl Rapids, Midi., 24- Ia» Harr. Family. Botte. Mont., 24-29; Novelty, Sioux Falls. S. D., 31-Ang. *. I* Moyne Sisters, Casino. Toledo. O.. 24-Ang. .1. Leigh. Jolly Ben, Umpire. Gloucester. X. J., 24- Aug. 5. la? Dent. Great. Bijou. Rockfnril. III., 24-29; Olympic, Chicago. 31 -Aug. 3. Ij?ratiel«, Grace, Ijike View Park, Mldilleiown, Conn., 24-50. Leleuton, Ljlllan, ft Co., BIJou, Dulutb, Minn., 24-20. Ia» Page. Victoria. X. Y. C. 24-29. Le Ban-. Family. Buile. Mont., 24-20. law ft Sulky, Stone Hill Ganlen, Peoria, 111.. 24- 29. Leonard ft Mnaon. Crystal, Kokomo, Ind., 24-29. Leonard, Grace, Casino. Toledo, (>., 23-09; Olen- tangy Park, Columbus. 31-Ang. S. Ia?e, Henry, Manhattan Beach. N. Y., 24-20. Lee A Wagner, ijke Park, Kingston, Can., 24- 29; Olcott Beach, X. y., 31-Aug. 3. LltiliMil, Mr. ft Mrs. Nell, 45. O. H., Petoskv, Mleb.. 24-29; Winona Beach, Bay City, 31- Ang. 5. Llnpini-olls, The, Gnvernator's, Atlantic Clly. N. J., 24-29. I.iwlsay'.s Doga ft Monkeys, Casino Park, Kala- luuioo, Mich., 24-29. I.lialsay. Goo. A.. Guvernatnr's, Atlantic City, .V J.._ 24-29; Demllng's, Rockaway, X. Y., 31- Aug. 3. '•""■"ii. H. M„ Central Park, Allenlown, Pa., 24- 20. I.orenz ft Hcnly, Lion Palace. X. Y. C, 34-29. lajuls Bros.. Pickwick. San Dlegii. Cal., 24-29. I *]i'"i Multle, Avon Park, Youngstown, O., 24- I.ukens (4), Proctor's. Xewark. X. J., 24-20 I.ueler. Sir. ft Mrs. Fred., Valley Park. Xo. Adams. Mass.. 24 20; Long Bench, Gloucester, ■11-Aug. 5. Lynch, Gnvrrn-iinr's. Atlantic City. ■ N. J., 24. I..vach, Great, Casino. Blngbomtnn, X. Y„ 24-30 l-rueft Kennedy, Forest Park, Little Rock, Ark., Mac A- Mac. Tlconderogn. X. Y.. 24-20: Barlow Park, Bellows Falls. Vt.. 31-Attg. fi. Madilox, Rlchnnl (!., Pittsburg. Kuus., 34-211 "r. "' Jo '"'■ * t -°-' Proctor's, Newurk, X. J., Mann. Danny, ft Loin Haines. Pickwick, San OlcKO. Cut.. 24-Ang. 3. Mnrthie Rrntliers. seguliu Tr.nr. So. America. Manning Trio. Itljoti. lBlinonmUtn ' HlTer '' Brt . Winnipeg. Can.. M y."!S. *-, ! ' eor !' Woolworth's, Lam-aster, Pn.. , 2 i. 2!, . : .. p " , i 01 *: S- V, C, .ll-Aug. fi. •lys, O. II., Victor. Col., 24- .Moh'sli.'-Miistcal l-'inir, HeiHlcnsMi's, Coney Island >. V., 34-29. ^ Manuliii' ft Drew, ColL-cum. Cleveland, 34-20 Marlon ft Deane, Brookslde Pnrk, Albol, Mass 24 -2ft. '• McAvot ft Hughes, Doyle's, Atlantic City. X j 24-20. MrBrlde. W., Parlor. Puluth, Minn.. 24-29 Mccne ft Cablll. Font nine Ferry Pnrk. I «ii-. vllle. Ky., 21-29. w * .Mcla?«l. Andrew, Paxlang Purk, llarrlstrarx P. 24-29. McKlnnsn ft Reed, Booms Park, Colombia Su Car.. 24-29 ; Tliuuderholt Park. Savannah ' Ga 31-Atlg. 5. *'• McCarthy, Myles, ft Co., Olengtany Park, Colnn,. rafl, O.. 24-29. w McCrea ft Poole. I^rceitm, San Fran., Cnl., 24-'"i MoCall Trio, Pastor's, X. Y. C, 34-30. M.-Clennan. Jan., IIIJuu, Dnlutli, Minn.. 24-29 McCann-i. Tiimhllng Run I'ark, Pottsvllle |*a 24-29: Gnvernator's, Atlantic City, N. J Si. Aug. L McGlnnis, Jolin D., Ganlen, Meni|i|ils, Tenn "t. Ang. 3. Men-lit, Raymond, Coney Island, Cincinnati "4. 20; Cook's Park, Kvansvllle, Ind., 31-Aug ~r. Melrny Trio, Chutes, San Fran.. Cal., 24-20. Metropolitan Musical Trio, Spring Lake Park Trenton. X. J.. 24-20. '" Melrose ft Elmer. Lakeview Park, West Rrnor- Held. Mass.. 24-20. " Melvln ft Young, Bass Point, Xnlianl, Mass 24. 20. "' Megrew ft Gray. BIJmi, .Norfolk, Va.. 24-20. Metxelil Troursr. Munharton Beach, X, Y., 24-29 .Merrltt ft Itozella. Valley. Syracuse. X. Y., 24-2'J Messenger Boys' Trio, Orpheum, San I'l-au t'al 24-29. ' Merexlltb Sisters. Sioll Tour. Eng. Melville. Jean, Palnee, Syracuse. X. Y., 24-Ang. 3. Melville ft Axelle. Family. Bulte, llont., 31-Aug. Meban's rings, Proctor's, Xewark, N. J., 24-20. Meiers ft .Muni, lino,.. Swansea, Wales. 24-2A- Emp.. Newport. 31-Ang. 5; Krap., Xottlnarbaai' Kng.. 7-13: Pal., laPlceater, 14-1H. Meera (3), Blackpool. Eng.. 24-Ang. fi; Pnv illasgow. Scut.. 7-12: Hipp., I.lvernoul. 14-H» Mlllersklp Sisters, Waln.il Springs, Balto.. M.l ' 24-Ang. 5. Miller, Elizabeth, Rocky Point, Providence 24- 2'J. Minor ft Galhreili, Chester Park. Cincinnati 34- 30; (Jleutnngy Park. Columbus. 31-Aug. .",. Mitchell A l.me, Idorn Park. YnunKstowu. 24. 39. Mitchell. I.tole. Topic. Billings. Mont., 24-29. Miles ft Kayiu'.ini, Oakwoo.1 Park, I'll tsl.tirjg 34- K). Mitchells (3j, Ross Pnrk, Blngitnmlnti, X. Y 34-29. Miller ft K.vsko, Ootlfroy's. Grand Rapids. Mich.. 24-29. Miller. Eddie J., Boone's. Syracuse, X. y. 24- Ang. 0. Mi.Mleton. (Iludy Mills ft Morris. Keith's, N. Y. (!., 24 29; Keith's Pillla , 31 -Aug. 3. Millard Bros., Coney Island. Wheeling, W. Va . 24-29. * Morton, Plill.. A. ft 8., Boston. 24-29. Morton A Diamond, Keith's. Boston, 24-39. Mor.ney ft HolLaiu, Morrison's, Horknray. X. Y 2420. Morrln tt Daly, Eleetrk- Park, Xewark, X. J., 24-29. Moore ft I.ittlencln 1 , Manh.ittnn Beach, X. Y . 2420. Mosber. Houglilon ft Mosber, Teni|ile, Detroit, 24- 20. Moore. Jack, .Manhattan. Norfolk. Va.. 24-29. Morris ft Morris, Standard, Port Townsbeud, Wash., 24-Aug. fi. Morris * Daly. Electric Park. Xewark. X. J.. 24. 20: Bergen Beacb. X. Y.. 31-Ang. S. Morse, Bon, l.aahna Pnrk, E. Brookleld, Mass., 24-29. ' Mora, Ed.. Steeplechase Pier, Allanlle City. X. J.. 24-39. Morton. Gertrude, Chester Pnrk, Cincinnati, 24- 20; St. Ixiuls, 31-Ang. 3. Murphy * Frances, Manhattan Beach, X. Y„ 24. Mnrphy ft Andrews, Tor.iino. Can., 24-29. Murrny, Ellxata-th. Casino. Toleilo. 0.. 24-29. Mndge ft .Morion. Steepbs.hase Pier, Ailanrir City. X. J.. 24-29. Murray ft Clayton. Laurenceburg, lud., 24-39; Aurora. 3 1 Aug. 3. Mnrtha. John St., Rnmnna I'ark, Grand Rapids, Mlch.i 24-29. Mullen ft C'orelll, Robinson Park, Ft. Wayoe, lwl., 34-20. Myers & Rosa. Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic City, X. ).. 24-20. Xayajo Girls, Wistaria Gardens. X. Y. C, 24-29. Navnssnr Troii|ie, New York Roof, N. y. C, 24-29. Xevarros (3), Keltira, X. T. C., 24-29. Nelson Team. Parlor. ' Dnlutli, Minn., 24-39. Nelson, Katlierlne, Brlglitop Beach, N. Y., 34-30. Xrola. (Ifslfroy's, Grand Rapids. Mich.. 34-20. Newell ft Xlblo. I.. M. Park. Muskegon. Mb*.. 24- 20; Ramupn, Gram] Rapids. Mich.. 31-Ang. 3. Mblo ft Riley, Woolworth'a, Lancoaier, Pa., 24- 29. Nichols, Matlle, Temple, Detroit, 24-29. Nina. G. O. II.. Maukato. Minn.. 24-211; Rocbet- ter. 31-Ang. 3. Nugent. J. C. ft Co., Proctor's 23d St., ft Y. C, 24-29. Ohersleirer Troupe. Coliseum, London, Eng., 24- 31. Oliver Troupe, Empire, Los Angeles, Cal.. 24- Ang: «.' Onrl, Adele Purvis, ft Co., Snmmlt Park, Utlca, X. Y., 24-29. Orletta ft Taylor, Henrlerson's, Coney Island. X. Y.. 24-29. Ordlar. Mile., Empire. Springfield. Mass., 24-20. Orth ft Fern. Keith's. N. Y. C, 24-20. Gilo Bros., Point of Pines. -Masa.. 24-29. one. Xk'k, Goaben. Ind., 24-39. oxars. The. Riverside Park, Montreal, Can., 24- 20. Mugee. Clem ft. Cnlqne. Ban Claire, Wis.,' 24-20: Bijou, Duluih, .Mian.. .11 Aug. fi. ■•"">• m H2P , *E£Z2& J?-. Andllorrnro. Indianapolis, MC J4-29; Cook's Park. Evnnavllle. 31-Aug. fi! Marley, Chw. J., B'way, Ma.,, Bernanllno, Cal., -4-AllU. rf. Mareeni. Naaaro ft Sfareena, Shea's, Buffalo, N. Marshes ("41. Sheafe'a. Xahant. Mass.. 24-29. Marsh ft Craig. Olympic, Chicago. 24-20. 24-Ali 'i M """ n ' ••J rCT1 "->. lawidau, Kng., U %E£. *&£■ 91 *laamlira. Brighton, Eng., 34-20: Palace Sonlbatnpton. 31-Aug. fi; Emfi Xewcasile. 7-12: Emp.. So. Shields 14- 10. • i^o.'" l o. ,l l < ' ^J 1 '"' s HHll"nle Halls. Iaindon. i-.ng., .4 -Ang. sal. ■HSST" Maifcoellea. Mission. Snn Fran Cal 34-29; M'way, San Frnn.. 31. Ang fi ' g^^.^K-a.^'^-'^Hg- ^• 2 °- Mat-to k Ah... Orrln Bros.. Meilcu. Me, ' 24- Allg. ... Mardo Trln. Cnsluo, Toleilo, o., 24-2!) May ft Miles R,, n Ton. Snlt Lake, II 24-29- Ljceum. Ogileu. 31-Aug. fi ' J8 ' KTY aJant" * lorrl " "'"' «n'««way Beach. "yi-gfa *«*. Ktoctrlc Park. Newark. X. J.. Matlies. Clara, Calgary. €\,n . 24-Ana R M«rrlott Twins, Ouelpb. tin.. W29 "! 24 * 20 Rld * M "-'' Elaetrie Park. Newark, ft Viliilo!; IS* l-» ke ,,,rk - Trenton. N. J. 24-29 a 'ij7 IU * Trln So -rt"Th Park. Plltsbnrg "4 ->., M.rtlnetlla ,3.. Doyle',, Atl.nUc C ty', N J Brlen. Kittle, & Co.. Elks. Georgetown. Ky.. 24-29 : Conk's Park. Evonsvllle. Ind.. 31-Ang. fi. O'linnnell. James, Puln's. Jackson, .Mlcb., 24-20. O'Hourke ft Burnett, Keith's, X. Y. C.. 24-29. r " v ker i, H , 5"* Circus, Rosa Park, Blngbumlon, X. Parker. Bert, Topic. Billings. Mon.. 2.1-Aibt. fi. Panl, Myrtle, Lyceum, San Fran., Cal.. 24-29. Paylon. Corse. Klta Reed ft Co., M'orrlson's, Rockuway Beach, X. Y., 24-20 I'arislennes. Les. Olympic. Chicago. 24-20. I'utrioollos. Fischer's, San Frnn.. Cal.. 24-30. Paidlnetll, Collsenm, IgjnUon, Eng., 24-Aug. 13. Putty Bros.. Oniheum, Sun Fran., Cnl.. 24-211. Paull & Reynolds, A. A S„ Boston. 24-20. I'lirlsh. Grand, Aslorlu. Wash., 24-20; Grand. Portland. Ore.. .11-Aug. 5. Pet© ft Wilson. Paragon Park, Boston. 24-30. l'eschkoff Troupe, Victoria. K. Y. C. 34-29. Pelot. Fred ft Aunle. Knur Mile Creek. Erie. Pa.. 24-89: Celeron Park, Jamestown, X. Y.. 31- Aug. fi. ''"('-"O A,e,> "' '•'Kb 1 -"-" f-»ks>, Wlnsleil, Conn.. Tbles. l.ulu. Doyle's. Atlantic City. X. J.. 24 29. Pleain 'irlo. Hopkins' Park. I^nlsvllle. Ky.. 24- 20; Riblnsnn's i'nrk, Ft. Wayne, Ind., :il-Ain|. Plnanl ft Wallers, Roanoke. Vs.. 24-29. 1 le A c '; I'lorence, Bane Ball Park, Chester. Pa.. Plalte, Great. Riverside Park, Athol. Mass., 24- 29: Mayflower Pnrk, So. Hanson. 31-Ang. •''• Powell's Minstrels. A. ft S., Boston, 34-29. Powers. Mr. ft Mrs. John T., Xotelty. Oakland, f.al., 24-20: Fisher's, San Fran.. .11-Aug. S. °.e er 2, l-'epbants, Fairyland. Paterson, K. J . g.l-30. Pope. J. C. ft Dog. Ijjvnnlo park, 0„ 24-29. owers ft Tlir-ohal.l. Van. Eureka. Cal., 24-Aiuj. ». Powers Bros.. Toledo. 0., 24-29; ft Liverpool. 1-Ang. C. Prenihr Trio. Delmllng'n, Rockaway, X. Y.. 24- 30. Purvis. Jan. r„ Eldrldgc Pnrk, Klmlrn, ft V.. 24-Ang. 3. QitlKK, IMwnnls ft Nlekerson. Doyle's. Atlantic City. N. J., 24-20; Ocean City. .'ll-Aiix. .'.. Qnliiltiis. Juxgllug. Hainan's Point. Can.. 24- 2IV: Atlantic City, N. J., :||.Aiig. 12. Roytnoisl * Trleey. BIJou. Rnckfnnl, III.. 24-29; Empire. Preeport. 31-Aug. fi. "djjniniirt A Caxerly, Brighton Beacb. X. Y., 24- R *^.'S hMI.. 24-2iii Late View Park, Terre Haute, lod., 31-Ang. s. July 20. v.. A Good, measure l'atfc. Norwilk, Pier, Atlintlc THE NTSW YORK CLIPPER. RjlDlund M-tD. Randall, D"rothy. Steer-lechose City. It J - Sl 20 - Kajtf. ClaonV. Kit" Tark, Wluurpeg. Cub.. 21- Raytnond. Ray. Lyceum. San Fmn., BtJ_ 21-311. Rjw!« & Vuu Kaufuiau. r-prlngbronk Casino, S... Beiid. Int.. 21-29; llanlna I'ark. Hockford, 111., ol Aug. 5. It it & Benedetto, Keith's, t'hlla.. 21-29. Herds. Musical. Star, Astoria. Ore., 2129; lirand. Portland. ill-Aus. &. jimo 4 llu'trajr. i.llrmiilc. Chicago. 2129; Cr/t- lal Park. (Alalia. Mo.. ol-Aiur. 5. Rrno A Mellaril*, Manhattan Beach, N. Y., 24. 29. Renos. The, Gnvrrnator's, Atlantic City. N. J.. 21-29. Reins, The. O. O. H.. Feto.ihey. Mich., 81-Ang. 6. Reilly, Joliiiiiy, Waldemere I'ark. Krle, l-a., 24. 29. Bedford A Winchester. Ramon* Park, Grand Ran- Idii, Midi.. Ill-Am. S. ISmo A Murray, Olympic. Chicago. 21-29. Revere Sisters, Doyle'*. Allimtlc City, N. J., 24- 29. Ks-e A Elmer, Montmorency I-'nlla, Quebec, Can., 21-29. nice A Prcvost, Vlelorla, N. V. C 21-29. Itk-b A Harvey, tlnvcrnator's, Atlantic City, N. J.. 21-21); Woodljn I'ark, Cinmlcn, ai-Aug. 0. llmno* (II, Hock Springs Park, B. I,lien«xd, OL 24-29. " Illch. Jack A Bertha. Coliseum, Cleveland, 21-29 ; Temple, Detroit, 31-Ang. B. Illch. Jack & Bertbi, Electric Park, Bilto., Md.. 21-29. Itlva Bros., Orrln Bros.. Mexico. Men.. 24-Aug. fi. llli-hard*. Kdltb W., Doyle's. Atlantic City, N. J., 24 29. Wee's dogs and monkeys. Casino, Toledo, O., 24- 29. Hh-ubono's Horses, Kennywood Park, Pittsburg, 21-29. Hire Bros.. So Hanson. Mass., 24-29; Southing. Ion. Conn.. :il-Aag. !>. nice Family. Doylc'H, Atlantic City, N. J., 2429. ltonaldoa (3), "Cycte Park, Dallas, Tei., 24-Aug 5. Iluxwitu Twins, Pavilion Reach, Keyport, N. J., 21-29 : West Oralis?. .". i-Auk. ". KoMnson. Ftliel, nijlilaiid Park. Kuaaa City. Mo., 21-29; Forest Pirk, St. loots, SI- Aug. 5. Ttoiuda A Williams, Cook's Park. Eraoarllle, lnd., 21-29. fcywl. Victoria. N. Y. C-. 21-29. IUjcfth. Will R.. Victoria, N. Y. OL 21-29. llome. Alayo A Juliet, Orphean). St Pand, Minn., 21-29. Itoss. 1... Iron Pier. Syracuse. H. Y., 24-Aug. 5. llo«flr Trio. Ft. Wayne. Ind.. 24-Aug. S. lloehfort A May, Phoenix, Columbus, o., 24-Auf. 5. Jtoberts A Ralston, Lake Park. Kingston, Can., 24-29. _ Rohay Slaters (3). Victoria, N. T. C-. 21-29. Itolb. Chas., Rye Beach, N. V„ 21-Aag. G. ltose-Kilyth Ballet Troupe, Orrln Bros., Mexico, MM.. 24-Aug. 3. r.oelker. Kd-r. 0-, Albambra, Savannah, Oi.. 24- Ang. 5. Ituss A Lewis. P^nplrc. Oldbam, F.ng., 24 29; I'ortsnionili. 31-Aug. fl; Hipp.. Bury, 7-12. Ito-or. Itlir 1.., Kdttl's. I'lilla.. 21-29. Kitisoll. Leah, Forest Park. Kansas City, Mo., 24-29. Russell. Bijou. Oifurtl. london. Eng.. 24-Aug. 5; Cambridge. A Middlesex. 7-12; Pal., Ply- mouth. 14-19. Russell A Dunbar. Crystal Park, Leavenworth, Kan.. 21-29. Russell, Pbll A Carrie. Billings, Mont. 21-Aug. B. Russdl, Sylvester, York Beach. Me.. 21-29. Kuulc-ll. Great. Meailvlllc. Pa., 24-29; Chicago, .11 Aug. 5. smllla. Prof.. Parlor. Dululh. Minn.. 24-29, Sabel. Josephine, Paris, ».. 21-Aug. 31. Sanuders. Chalk, Keith's, Phlla., 24-29. Srlioeuvrrk. Metropolitan, Dulutb. Minn.. 21-29. fcchrorder. Prof.. Metropolitan, Dnlntb, Minn., 24-29. Si-hell's Lions. Itlvertou Park, Portland, Me., 24-29. Scott. Mike. Doyle's. Atlantic City, N. J.. 21-29. Senium A Hill, Kaydeross Park, Saratoga. N. Y., 24-29. Selblnl A Grutinl, Monro Park, Toronto, Can., 21-29. Sears. Guvernalor's. Atlantic City. N. J., 21-211. Sherman A Do Forest, Proctor's 23d St., M. Y. C, 24-211. Shaw. Lillian, Shea's, Buffalo, 24-30. Sbcan A Dorr. Metropolitan. Dululh, Minn.. 21-29. Shlmliu; K.. Athletic Park. Buffalo. 24-29. Simpson. I01.. Utabua, Ogden, U., 24-29. Sluis. Bcuuble. Rsmona Park, Urahd Ranlils, >l>-h.. 21-29; Rlvendde Park, Saginaw, .11- Aug. S. Shwu, Blanche, Proctor's 23d St.. N. Y. C, 24- 29. Slater A Pinch, I'ark. Loulsfillc, Ky., 21-29; Star. Miracle, did.. 31-Aug. S. Smlrl A Kessner. Ulentaiigy Park. Columbus, II.. 21-29; Columbia Garden. Clerclanil, :tl-Aug. .">. Smith A Arado. Casluu, Toledo, (i., 21-20. Suiltli A Caiupbell. San Pran.. Cat.. ."I-Aug. .".. Smith, Doty A Co., Brlgliton Beach., N. Y.. 21- 29. Smith & Define. Or|aienin, St. Paul, Mluu., 21- 29. Soloni. Coliseum. Brar.il, lud.. 2-29 ; Park, Katun. ai-Aiit. .". Somen A Wlble, GuTernator's. Atlantic City. N. J.. 2129; Woalblne Park. Cumclpu. 31-Aug. 0. Splssell Bros. A Mack, Keith's. Boston. 24-29. Spauldtng, Grand Rapids, Mich., 24-29. Stetemt A- Clyde, Domlulou. Winnipeg, Can., 21- 29.: r Stephens. Paid. Park, Ashland. Pa.. 21-29. Stenrant A La Vardo. Avon Park, i'oungstowu, 0.. 24-29. Stlnc A Ernrfs, Pastor's, W. Y. OL 21-29. Hlaley A Violet, Keith's. N. Y. C 24-20. Rtone, Beth. Boyoimr.- N. J.. 24-20. St. Ites, Flora. Clneogrspb, Spokane, Wa*b., 24- Ht. Belmos. The, I'aracou Park. Boston, 24-29. hullasluy Bros., Doyle's, Atlantic City. N. J., 24- 29. Surntell A Razell, GoiUroj's, Grand Rapids, Mleh., Sulltrah A Faunee, Ben's, Kscannha, Wis., 24-29. Summer A Winters Star. Centralis, Wash., 24-29 ; Star. Taeouia, 81 -Aug. C. Sutton A Sutton, four Mile Creek, F,rle, Pa.. 21- 29. Swfeert A Brown, Olympic, Chlcspj, 21-29. Sylvester, i.aureuee & Grace, Luke View Park. Mlddlclown. Cuiiu., 2-1-29. SylTMter. Jones A Prlngle, Olympic. Chicago, 31- Aug. G. Tallot A Rogers. Orplieuui. Sun Fran.. Cat, 24- 29; Orjibeum, Los Angeles, 31 Aug. (I. rannenns, The. Athletic Park, Buffalo. 21-20. Taylors, Tlie. Alluinbru. So. Beach, N. Y.. 21-29. Tay or, Bobble, Acme, Norfolk, Va., 21-20. Taylor Twin Slaters, Casino, Brighton Beach, N. Y., 24-29. Teal, Raymond, Casluo, Los Augclcs, Cat, 24- _ A .°s- c Tenley, Pdmer, Kdlh's. Boston. 24-20. I home, Mr. A Mrs. Harry, Wssblugton Park, Bayonne, N. }.. 31-Aug. B. Thomas A Payue, Dover Point, Dover, N. If., 21-29. ■ • Thompson Sisters, Kurekn. Cat. 21-Aug. 5. Tobln Sisters, Keith's. Phils.. 21-29. Tops A Toiwy. Trocadcro. Chicago. 21-29. Tuto, Monhuttnn Beach, N. Y.. 21-29. Top«y Turvy Trio, Uuveniator's, Atlantic City, N. J.. 24 29. Trocadero Quartette, Olentangy Park, Coluuibus, Trolley" Car Trio, Procter's 23d Start. N. Y. C.. 24-29. Tronbadoors, ITirtc, llenwlck Park. Ithaca, N. Y-, __ 24-29. Rock Springs Park, E. Liver- 575 Etta, 24 29; Viola. Majnower Urote. So. Ilfiuwu, ■^eullilngtuN. Cuiiu.. 31 -Aug. .1 Doyle's. Atlantic City. K 1 Orplieum, Los 21-20 29. Pivrla, I (Ainey VlclorU. Mass., Vice A 24 29. V(Hker. Mr. A Mrs. Frlcdrlch Angeles. Cat. 24-2P. uTil 1 .' * ?i llu ' Kf ""'<- I'liUa.. 24-29. ui.iL D i? n, " h ' r nr ! or ' aMattk. Minn.. 21 vastier Bros Lyric Park. Joplln. Mo.. wall. Jliutuy. Point of Pines. .Mass.. 21 "HjSJ 1 ltnnne - s, «" "I" Garden W 24-20 J<,1 "'■ Kh, " r,c ''""'• N(,w «rk. H W Au P ' n^" 0, Kaml,J '' '*• sl - I**! lit. •SfiPt JisnBly F u; ,r, Ilreaniloiid, Island. N. Y.. 21-Aug. ft. WMermelnn Trust, llciidcrsoirs. Coney Islitml, N. "sEml* V ^* w - S,one ,H " "arden, Peoria, lit., Wallace, Franklyu. and Fonr Blarkl.lnls. llrnder- ii-"?t° "' ' UIM,)r 'slainl. N. Y.. 24-20. 2429 & J " ,r 8 ,,u « , n. Sheafe's, Nnhunt, Mass.. Westnns (3), Manhallaii Bi-nrli, N. Y.. 21-29 imri'. 2C 24-29 1 "" 1 '' ,,UWI "" , '» ''» rk ' NPaasV "suB J * mPS ' ""' ™ ,, ^ l '" rK - Allentown, "^i""^, "": * < *°- r'amlly. Limcnster. Paw. \v£?, : ? l r' trl ? I, 1 rk ' ■S"* N - J - •'"•Aug. ... T!,d.. Stm* * V1< * w l '" k - Trrn "" u,c ' Welch,' BenT Keith's. N. Y. OL 2*-"9 ami ^.'';"! , '"• ,ron vltT - Dhl On-hard, Me., 24- 29; Atlleloro, Mass.. 31-Aug. B. SSI 00 }- 1 ' , Ev "- Oo""»uin, Clevetaml. 24-29. west. Noah, Orphean, St. Paul. Minn.. 24-29, werdCT A liladlsh, Rainona. Grnnil Mich.. 21-29. "j*i»?S' • sle< T Iecl " ,,, « Vi "- Atlantic City, V tiu»* »"" V& , •' n . n l |ll "> , r'erry Park. Louis- ^'IfiusS v " k - M " , "" lls, 1\ bailey A Wballey, Guvernator's. Atlantic City, Under tbe Cents. Pa.. Jl- Kaphls H T!. J.. 24-Aug. ft. Whipple. Waldo. Valley Park, No Adams, Mass. S',M tler ' V 9.V .?'J" U ' Dol «" 1 - Minn.. 2429. Vllllams A Walker's n '~ ""-•- »-•■•-• ton. 24-29. -CleeClab, m &? n - i ) " ' °- H.. Manitowoc HIJou, Green Bay. 31-Aug. ft. ,^. ""•'''. <"•«. Glbb's. Buffalo. 24-29. w !5, nif rk l?' J'™""!. Marlon. Ind.. 24-29. Wilton Bros.. Orplieum. San Fran.. Oat., 24-29. njog*"' """fnator's, Atlantic City, N. wfknff. Keith's, Bos- Wla., 21-29; I , Doyle's, Atlantic Fontaine Ferry Park, fxiulsvliic, Mlnden. Mass., Lonlsvlllc, 21-20. _^Baby Irma, A Co.. BIJoo, Oshkosh, Wis. Winters. Winona, Bradford. Eng.. 24-29. Wilson & David. Novelty. Sioux Falla, 8. D., 24 W 24-T> AnDe,t? ' ■■a** Atlantic City. N. J. Wilson Trio. Ky., 31-Ang. .. Williams A Mdburn, Ijkc Park, 21-20. Wilson A Ue Monvllle. Lake View Park. Evana- ai-An- a!"" 2IM: Cb ' St " l *» rk ' Cincinnati, Wood A Ray. Fontaine Ferry Park Worbi'A Kingston. Keith's. R. Y. C.. Wood, Geo. II.. Keith's. Phlla., 24-20. Jl-.C >™"ds, Oakwood Park. Pittsburg, 24-29. Worth Bros.. Orphenm. St. Paul. 24-20 Woodwards. The. Point of Pines, Mass.. 24-29 ., n . n o.* ".T; " < ' rk »"lrc Park. Pittsfleld, Msss.. 21-29: Idalwlle Park, Wlnsteit, Conn.. 31- Aug. 5. 04.29 * Bunnc "' C * Dlto1 l '* rk ' llartfonl. Conn., Yonng. Tot. Lyric. St. Paul. Minn.. 24-29. louug America Quintet. Shea's. Buffalo 24-2H louug. Mr. A Mrs. Arthur, Athletic Park, Buf- falo, 21-29. Yomonrato Bros., Keith's, R. Y. C. 24-20 Joung. Carolyn. Keith's. Boston. 24-29 Youngs A Brooks, Dreamland, Decatur. III.. 21- 20; Waldeinen: Park. Erie. Pa., 31-Ang. ft. Young Ollle. A Dm., Hendersou's, Coney Island. Y.f all 'AUg. 12. N. _ Zsnilgs. The. Manliattnn Bench. Victoria, K. Y. C. 3IAllg. 0. J* *4w r """' Gt "'« n »lor's. Atlantic City Zsrriiw Trio. Park. East Liverpool Purk. Youngatowu, 31-Aug. B. M. Rnymonil. Bijou, Unslug. Mich., 24-20, teller Trio Wistaria Roof, K. Y. C 21-20 K Y.. 21-29; K 24-29; MW JUIISEY. Troubadour Four, pool. O.. 24 20. Trsvelle A Lauders, Chester Park. Cincinnati. 24-29. TunnUon. May, Fischer's. San Fran., Cat, 24-29. T/n, Al. H.. River Park. Winnipeg. Can., 34 29 Tyreil, Al.. Dslulh, Minn.. 24-29. Lslirr. Claud A Fannie, Rock Springs Park, E. Liverpool, O.. 24-29. Lulls & Paul, White City. Chicago, 23-20. Jalrlsres lfl>. L nn a Park. I'lilsborg. 24-20. »almorc Sisters. Allautlc Garden, X. Y. CL 24- V ".",. D - fk|, Sisters. Steeidci'lisse Pier, Atlantic ,. '.Hy, K. J., 24-29. Jaugliii. BIJou. A. A S.. Boston. 21 29. *■"■ °^S5 * Colrely, Ramona Park, Grsnil Rap- ids. Mleh.. al-29. J.anos, The. Lake I'ark. Birmingham. Ala. \aiaikin. Paul. Keith's, shaataa, 21-29. i.'iii Allen. Mtere, Alnrriwtn'n, rtneknwny «■ 1.. 24-2II. Wrna, Belle. Bljnn. Pnlnlh, Minn.. 21-29. icilmara. The. Linn Palace. X Y. C. 24 2M 21-29. Rearh, Atlniille Vlty — At the Savoy Theatre (lied K. Moore, inanuger) f*w Dockstudur's Jllustrels played lo good houses week of Julv 17. "San Toy" week of 24, "Tbe Chapcious'' week of III. Yousujii PiBii (\V. K. Sliafkclford, mnna- p-rj.— "The Night of the I-'oiirth" hud nmil husliiesii 17-22. "A Milk White Flag" 21- 20. Willi Mllle Clilpnnd Mary Marble. Dovle's iKruuk lioldlc, luniiiiger;. — The Banie eitelleat buslrjcss conlluiieH. For week of 24 : Bottoniley Brothers. Musical Hire Family, Three MurtluetU Brothers, Oulgg, Edwards and NIckeison, Harris und De Luff. Gillette Sisters. Davis and Wlble. Fred Vice and Emily Viola. Uevere Sisters, Mike Scott, I'arney and Fljnn, Bitrkhurt and Berry, An- uetle Wlltsle. TVIlllam and Helen Austin, Lull! Thcls, McAVoy and Hughes, Edith W. Itliliiirds, Sullngley Brothers, J. W. Har- rington. Fordliam Family, James Crockett and Charley IJcldie. GuvgnXATon's (Sidney Fern, manager). — Itiisiuttb good. Week of 24: The Kliis-Ncrs. Mines nnd Kiiubnll Troupe. Sears. Brothers Sears. Brothers Melvln, Buch Brothers, Kim- ball Sisters, Biugliuni and Gnbln, tbe Great Lynch, Adler Trio. Eddie Alvorn, Zar« and Pertlna. the Renos, Somers and Wlble, Wlghtnian. llich and Harvey, Toiisy 'Purvey Trlu. Devlne and Williams. Wlialley and Whulley, L. Wolfe Gilbert, the Llpplncottu, Waldo, and Dunn and Evelvu. Stelti.echasb Vim (Giles W. Clement, umuager). — Most satisfactory patronage. An- nounced for week of 24 • Mndgc and Morton, Van Dyke Sisters, Lew Welch, Myers and Rosa, tbe Great Haywood, Dorothy Hmnlall, Uelmar Trio, lid. Mora und the biograph. 1 I'nteraon.— At tbe Fuiuily Tbealre. for- iniTl.v the Orpbcum (Morris A Sims, iniitui- gcrsi, the management ebauged week of July J. For tbe oiH-'ninp week of 24 the bill In- cludes : .Mcekln, laiwrciice and Dale, Faust Trie, Urn Kcssler anil Illustrated snugs, Lydln Hull. La Tell Bros, and moving pictures. Fairyland Music Hm.i, iMidviiie A Si-hnli- belser, inniiugersl.— Iliislnes.-i roullniies good. Week of 21 the bill includes: Josephine Gnss- iuun nnd pickaninnies. Aiisllti Wiihb, Shorty iiml Mllluii !>• Witt, Ilnrry Brown, TcnUclil and I vn and Power's elepbnuls. * Trenton. — The Taylor Opera House (Montgomery Moses, manager) will open July 31. with the Hoc Stuck id. TIip orchestra next season will be under Ibu leadership of I'ruf. Frank Winkler. Si'iii.Mi laAKO I'.uik. — The bill for 21 nnd week Includes: Martin, Marie Glrard, Feltnu Bros., John "Chinee" Leach and the Metro- pollton Musical Trio. a Cnmilen. — At Woodlynne I'ark (If. D. I.c Cato, manager) the best people are attend- ing, and the pretty outdoor theatre Is playlug to capacity. Bill week of July 24 : Weaver and .Tones, James McCool, Clark Dundy, Sid- don Bros., Ilomney and Klne, tbe Branos and Irene Lee. • »» TKJfSKSSEK. Vifes pikim the Si:tur Snows.- -Wc are meeting with success through Northern New Jg* Tlie roster of the show Is ns follows: The \nldliigs. Hnropvnii gymnasts, reatme act: .Mile. Kdtui. ucrliil Irape/e: ih,. unit Hel/itrii. wonderful sailor perches; the l,u Dn llrnthers, horlzontnl lows : tbe Resells, Roman rings: the Great Udgh, principal clown, assisted by Uve utlier clowns nre milk- ing liliieh fun with Ibe show. A. I.. Sclbv Is proprietor and ninnnger; C. W. ('inner hns chnrge of privileges; F.d. Yaldlng has chjirge M 'concert: I*w Vuldlug..iH|iiestrliiii director. Phe bund consists of eleven people. W. II. Shaw hns (he advance. The show carries slg ennvns men and two property boys. Notes kuom Coi.b & Koiskus' New lUit.- ROAt) Snows.— This show will he enlurged to a ten car show Aug. 1», at Cincinnati. ()., nnd will play the Southwest nnd the Snath until Dec. 2i>. Augustus Jones Is now in the west, buying horses, nnd a lot of new wagons for this show are being built. The Three Iiiwiss closed with Gonaelll'a Jlrriis on the border of Mexico, nnd will rest In HI. Iritis for it few weeks. Notes kho.m the Downiks,' Show. — J*be Miow is In lis twelfth week out, and Is doing the same old lime business, and while wo have bad n few lurnnwnys, there have been occasions when we wished our mitninioth lent nnd seating capacity was even larger. We nre In the Stale of New Jersey, where we maile many friends last season, and were praised nil along the line. The show Is now eiihirgelnir lo n two ring show, nnd our ad. in The Cmim'ER brought many nn- swera from some of tho leading arenlc peo- ple, llic show at (he present time bus one hundred nnd sixty-two people on the snlary list, nnd one hundred and ten head or stock, three bands and a parade that would do credit lo many of the larger shows. We certainly hnve had our share of rain, as we were In Hie rnln belt ror ibe first nine weeka ont, bnt business wns good In spite of all that. Burl Rutherford has the "elephant fever," and Is away on an ele- phant hunt. Hurt Is u good hunter, and the entire aggregation la walling to aee him and ills elephant put In nn appenrnnce. The can- vas is a one hundred nnd ten foot round top. w-lth three fifty feet middle pieces: the side show n seventy foot top, with a forty foot middle piece, three horse tents, two dining tents, cook tent, blacksmith and wagnn-maker tent, goes to make up a smnll city of tents. Jhc roster remains about the same as when we emerged from the Winter quarters. The show will go South, and make n long season. The business staff remains the same : Andrew DohtjIc, proprietor and manager ; Hurt Ruth- erford, business manager; Mrs. Andrew Dow- nlc, treasurer ; J. B. Swnfford, general agent • HP**? , slnkcr - •>> charge of advnncc brigade. The side show Is under the able management of James Finn, who knows a thing or two about getting the natives to take n peep at the land of wonders and the strange features he has In his little "country store." The ghost Is n regular visitor, and Tiik Oi.u Re- Ilmh.e has a welcome second to nunc. The Horn Wkiius are in their fourth week with Hlngllng Bros.' Circus, nnd report meeting with success. .Votes ebom Gollmar linns.' Hto Annex. —We nre getting nil kinds of money this season, and giving Hie best of satisfaction, being patronized by the best class of people everywhere. Ibe greatest of American show exhibits. The following people arc connected with tins department: Geo. It. Irving, mana- ger for Gollmnr Bros.: Wm. Crawford, John white and Dr. Fitzgerald, orators: Uncle Charley nnd Wm. Hlncs. ticket takers, ami the feature acls arc: Mme. Irving, nilnd- reader: May Albright, lady whllller; Ger- man Rose, musical net; Major Rblncbnrk, midget mnglclun ; Prof. Prank's br n fac lory, M'lle. '/mv, snake charmer ; I'mf. George's I'tim-h and Juily Theatre. Three Rub Sisters, Albinos : Mlsx Clen, girl giant and Ben Horner's Singing Band. The Clipper Is In receipt of n menu card from HiiA'rIo Hill's Wild West Show, which speaks well for their Fourth of July dinner, which occurred at Lille. Fr. The menu Is printed on tbe reverse side of a sheet bearing the American flag. Tin; iLeioii Biiothkrs, Frank and Iterl. have Joined the Great Lcroy Circus, for the rest of Ibis season. NOTES from the Frank Lavn Wagon Show, Frank Luyo, manager.— H'e are In our third successful season, playing the New Knglund Slnles. We have hud some hud weather, but iiol such us lo Interfere wit It business. Kvery- body Is well mid linppy. mid no i-hnngo him been made since the opening. The rosier • T. A. Bresniibau. advance; J. ('. Wareli. shin show: I.ouls I.n venture, tickets: Heury Bushey, concert ; Jerry Lavcnlurc, boss rnn- vns mull : Pclc Durete, acrobat } Tom Iji 1'lnnte, high diver; Durete Bros., bars; Du- cetto and Bush, knockabout clowns, and tbe Wing Slaters, dancers. Notes ram Lowerv Bros.' Shown. — Our season opened nt Gllhcrtoii, Pa.. April 20. and we have loured New Jersey, N'ew York and aru buck again In Ibe Keystone Statu, playing to large business. Our business wns large all through our opposition. Then- bus been no change sluce our opening. All nrn well and happy, nnd the "uinu In white" walks every Sunday. AI.EX A. UlWASUB closed n successful en- MMl with the Hlngllng Show July II. The show has lieen doing big business. The Bedim Famii.v are Ibis season milk- ing n big hit wllh the Hlngllng Bros.' Cir- cus, in their scusullounl riding act. Mux. Claire M. Haven'Ovhm;, mother of Claude C. Sllverlou, of the Sliverlna Trio, died in Chicago, III., July III. from a compli- cation of diseases, afler h long Illness. In- terment wus at Ml. Ciiruiel (Vmetcry. Chi- cago, July SI. M\\.M;i:ii W. II. MiFAirl.ANti. i,f Hie Cnuil Wiilhue circus Vaudeville Annex. wrll»s: "The Crosbys (llHrry nnd Omii) are milking a big hit. sliiglne 'In the Shadow of Hie r.viniiibr and 'Miss Georgia." of Ibe lje>| culorvd louius | OHEUOM. I'ltrllnntt.— Tlie tarh and Clark 1'air at tendance for week ending July lb, win IlikjiSS, 'HhU shows ■ healthy Increase. The average dully alleiiibince bus Increased from Blsoit lli.OIIII In iiIkiii! 17. "Oil. The iign- ngemeiil ruBrnlnl to the mncrslnnnlre* Hie reipiesdil mliiilsslon fee after (i.uil r. M, of '-'< cents. This bun In n iiu-asnre sntlsileil Ibe owners of coiieeyslcins nn I lie Trail, but mil fully. Sell wns Instituted Sniiinlny. In the State circuit Courl. by llonirr Daven- port, to enlnlii the exposition inanngeiiient from pievenllng 'Ir.-ill shows opening mi Sun ilnys. II Ik expelled H docisinn will be reached slmrtly. I'nnr Imiuls nre now giving public iiniceris: l.lt.criill's llnnii. He Cn- prlo's Admliiktrnllim llnml. I'mirlh |T. S. Cavalry Bund and the Slicrniiin Institute (lii-'lnu) Hand. Kllpnlrb-k upiH-nrs fnur limes i'rIIv mi the Trsl! la Ids lilcvcle ride down ,'i High I of stairs, and his nulnmobllr dn«h dev. n a 140ft Incline. Among Ibe s|s>- t'lul fenlures, week of IT. wen 1 : Tbe Na- tional Food and Dnlry Con vent Ion. Pbnriiiii- mil Ira I Cniigress. nml Ibe I'liclllc Const Ad. Men's Meeting. July III was Wyoming I'ny. The exercises Included n reception lo (inrermir lllonks. Ohio Day wns ■•elrhriiled IS. The exercises Incliiileil nu address by ilMvenmr M. T. Ilcrrh-k. and n recepllnii In the even- ing by the Kxnosltlon maniigriiirul. On the sf.'.ne day a reception was given lo tho American Medical Association In the urcguu Iliil.dlng. 7'flc lloxton Herald'* tcaehers' re- ception w.i» held l-l. In the Mitssiiclnisells Building. July m wn* JimuihIu Miller Day. A reception was nil ended by 2.000 people, and tbe |niet was guest of honor at n baiupiet. On 111 the gnles were opened at 111 A. M. In- stead of I e. si., ns heretofore, ami the exhibit buildings at 12 o'clock M, Kev. James W. I.ec, of Sl. I. mils, dellven'd the Suml.iv sermon at the Aiidltorliim, on "Tlie Making of a Mnn." This wns tbe annual sermon of the National Conference of Charities mid Corrections, now being held In Ibis rlly. Makqcam Ciianii (Cnlvln Ilelllg. malin- ger).— Kolb and 1 Mil did Idg biulness July :i. -I. In "The Beauty Shop." T. Daniel Frawley also did big business. 11116, III "Rnnson's Folly." Kolb and Mil return 17, for live additional weeks, opening In "l. O. V." Rfxa.ncii IB. I,. Sackelt, niiinngei').— The Belnsco Slock Co. did big business week of lo. In "A Pool and His Money. I'be Pris- oner of Zemin" 17-22, "Naughty Anthony" 24-20. Fill'iRK (S, W. Senmiin, manager). — The Empire Slock Co. did lulr business week of 0. In "The Heir Apparent." "A Terrible Tangle" week of 1(1, the closing week of the atock conipuuy. Baker i Keating & Hood, managers). — Three Famous Hays. Burleigh and company. Filly l.eucrt, Koy Mcllrnln, Flying Zen-Idas, Lit Rose, HatOnld nnd (.'allies, moving pic- tures and linker's Orchestra. CtiAMi (J. H. Brrlcksou. mnnnger). — John I'. Hill nml i-i.nnaiiy, the Kluncgnns, Lit Greeln. Fnd l'l.rlnlun, Glenniy and Rus- sell. Ilnyden und the GrimdlKrnpe. Lvuir • Keating A Flood, malingers). — The Lyric Stock Co. week of 17, III "Porgiven." Star (J. II. Krrhksnn, nuiiuigcri.-- Ziirn and coinpiiny, I,n Knyelte-Liimoiit Troupe, Krnft nnd lllgdou, Roscoe unit Sims, Joseph Bonner and Sliirosrnpc. On'i'tiBDM (W. A. Simmons, mnnnger). — Kdnn Wllme, .Myrtle Fnuiks. Vlrglnln Stock- slou, Sopbln Franks. Ilntlle Ward. Pearl and Cassldy, ilencvn Cecil, Fay I Milton. Marie Audrey. June Audrey, Nell Hoy. Bertie IHI- liird. Ilose Owens. I.eon Krrul. A. C. Tlinrii, Miss Tallinn, mid Campbell Brothers. l-'nir/'H New 'Piieatiik (J. J. West, mini ngcr).~Tho e. inicrt ball of Ibis resort closed Julv Hi. (iak.h Summer Park (S. II. Frleillsnder, manngea) cunllmies In do enormous business. 4~«~* Uliili tte Bill Posters H • \l ll''l»ItM \. 'I'he.v form uiie leive ever had." I. ns AiikcIcm. — At Mornscu's Burhniik (Oliver MoioHco. manager) Hie Itiirlinnk Stock Co., in "We Are King." July Hi and Week. "In Sight of SI. Cauls" 2n mid week. Hei.asi'o i,I. II. Illnckwooil, mnnnger I. The Belnsco Tlu'illre Stink Co. opened the Full season 17, present lug "Dorothy Vernon of Hndiloii Hall." "The KlnMnirniiewi of Oeinldhii!" 2 1 and wii'k. A siieclnl inulliiee 1!), by Hurry Meslnyer, presenllng "GIiohIb." Guano ill']', i; \ llni si: 1 1 'Inn-nee Drown, manager). -The Ulrleli Slis-k Co., In "The King of Detectives," 17 and week. "The Llgllllliiuse by I he Si-u" S I 20. Oai'in.iM (.Martin lo-eli, general iiiiinn. gee). — Features 17 and v.eck : Prcdcrle Voel ker, Zazell and Vernon Co., Sehopp'H dogs nnd ponies, Bight Bedouin Arniis, (li-n, W. Day, Wilson Trio, Clmith: (•llllngwater and motion plctureii. I'xnjui: (IfenU A Znllce, propi Ictom i • Features 17 and week: Mr. nml Mrs. .Iiio. T. Powers, Louis Urns., Vim Kossou and Mr- Cauli-y, lliiriy Wright, Fanny Diuinvuii, Ibo Hill slalers aud Unlono iirco|s-. KMsiltWiV (A. J. Mnrgtinslei-n, luuiiiiger). — Fenlures 17 and week: Onslow, III- liunln nnd Htcbiirds, Hale and Fouck, l-'ranks mid Crunks, Hb-liurds, Mnule Kollbis and hoiiu- men cvpeil lo be pin- -d In a very stu.ri lime, us there will he a M of changes here the coming season. II. A. MiiiiIiimiin, of I .mu I No. 3. who Is doing the hilling al l.iiiiii Park. Clevebiml. u . Will close ills- 111 Ibe middle of August, lo gn aheiid of the "Why Women Sin" Co. This will make Mr. Morrison's sixth season ahead of the M. W. Taylor iillriicllniis. .Ml union men are employed lithographing for l.nii.i Park, Ibe only park in Cleveland eiuployum union men. Mr. Morrison stales llial li he can't nuke Clevclinul n iiiilou town, he will have (be Kiitls-facthui or having all union men billing I. nun Kin KtMTM. of I.iii-ul No. Ill, Is l.iylng oh" In Toledo, !>., lor a few days. N'ites kiiiisi Uuai. No. 3,'. San Fins I'lsi-n. C.vi..- Our html held ll regular uierl ing Tliiirsday evening. Julv it. mid elected our oilln-rs for the rest of this year. List ,.r oliliers follows : Sidney T. Bhr/'er, president ; Allan Jl. Cummins, vice president; J. .1. Moore, secretin y treasurer ; lyier Hawkins, bu'sliiess iigenl : renirdlng secrelnrv. W. I! /ane: Jos. 1.11 tin. sergeanl. ut miu'if: ex.-i o live bnnnl — I'n-d. I». B.-inhln, H. |'. Vmic Geo. Chllds: ImiiibI nf Irustees- lien, lame, Win. Ahern and Al. faro. We are gelling along nicely, and we are also dolug n l,n ,.r skirmish work In outside towns. We hnve Just Irill Imeil a few new ineuihers fmiu link hind ami Chb-n, Cal. In roursi- of a little lime Local Nn. Ilii will give all of her sister locals a little run for the lead. Bro. Cluck, of Local No. 7, wan In town for a few ilnvs. lie baa closed a season with (he Nnblc Slock Co., now hi Slncklnii, Cat. Urns. Ilniiklii ami Moore, of No. :io. arc si in doing well with the Lyceum Theatre. Julia I,. Sulllvnii Is giving us n double of It at Ibe t'oiitrnl Theatre. The brothers of l.ocnl No. .'IK arllti I he Norrls A Howe Show plenso comiiiimlcnli- wllh Secrelniy Moure. Axniii:\v DowME'n AnvASi't: Ilinmim: J. H. Swiiffnrd, general ngdit ; Henry J. Sink en, advance agent; John Mnhancv. bona bill imstor : Tniu Mnhmtey. nsslsliiut : II. \V. I.eini llllingrtiplier ; Frank Meddory, programmer ; John .Morrlssey, hnnner limn. Tiik nova ok Car Nu. 4, Bnrnum & Ibillev Show, hail a great lliuo on thu l-'ourlli of July. The csr wns ilecoruled In Hie glorious red. while and blue, from lop to I. .ill. mi nml end to end, and we hnd llreworks a plenli. In net. we M-l thn natives out here In lei knln Just mad. Thero were fullv 2,ni10 | pie n round (lie car when (lie llrework - slnrleil. under 'lie rarcful dlrecllon nf lie./ J'leku O'Dowd, Hie celehrnli-d "I'blhulel lihln I'lreworks King," nsslsieil hv Sky Mil ho Hey, Inn Ihut wns on Ibe oulshle. i in tin- Inside I he hoys were having Ibe time of their life, ruling, drinking, smoking, noil In general having u real good lime. There was Hinging, speech making mid u Inl nf cli ens Inlk until tlie curly hours of Ibe morning. We had Ibe pleasure of having W. I). Cngev In niir eiimpnny, nml nil the Ihivk were on Ike enr, l he msler of which Is: elms. Hayes, car iiiiiiingi'i-; Vnu listen, checker up; Frank Piircell, route rider; G. Alirums, buss bill poster; W. Tlielio, J. Powers. K. Miibnirei, A. Arinslnnig. K Dowd, W. Heck, C. Cm'l rlgbl nnd Wllklns. Ib-o. Lmkns, slewiini In N. A. II. P. ami II; Brown, purler. Notes iuom Lni'AI, No. 2S, Ma\i-iii:sti-.i: N. II. Mm. J. J. SiiIIIviiii writes frnm Sonlli llllkoltl Hint Le Is Willi till- No. I Cur, l-nli- pniigli-Sills CIiciih. Bro. Provciielier Is em erlng New Jersey In iiilvnine ,,r tin- llm ereareM Slmws. lira. lid. Myers Is passing » few weeks in bin hmiie: he will gn mil ahead nf Hie I'hiimptlii Slock Co. Urn. I'liiieme Murphy Is I lie "mini bebliul Ibo ilesk." n the New MiuicliesU'l' Hiiiim*. during I he S mer season. Bro. Ii. J. Le Celine Inn |ui| returned from mi extended trip through Maine, New Hiimiiahlrn and Vcrioniil, nnd met aercnil udvuii.-e brlgad >f dUTereni elrcusen In Unit jo-dlnn. i '••nrO-sli-ii wer- ejlended lo him, notably by Clms Iv-lr-. inAnnger of Car tin. I, RliiKllug Brou. In iihiii her of IjicsI Nn Ii>. nml by Win. Viiiuc. member of No. 3B. 'fbbi laeal ba-i receiiil.i adnittled Mime members whn were nnlbi|ri| by W. J. LjniiB, a member nf l^.-nl No ;-.. Ilierehv not onlv winning Ibe Ilinnk: nf ilii- local, bli( llro. Lynns ib-servcs the Ihitnks nf all the nlllnnce for the hustling ipinillh-.. In- has shown In getting m-w aieiiiber;i. NnTEK from I al III, Mlnii-n|H.lh Xnr rls & Itnwe'ii inlviiuce ear piissi-d llimui-li July 12, nml iiinniiL' (he tioyn were: "Hid' Mci-;iiiie, "Willi)'" Wnrde nml Waller Nbunn. Our buslnesH aua-aa), \V. J. McDnniild, hll.. I. II Tor Port hind, Ore. wln-ri; he will ns-nil I line weeks nl llm fulr. The cmiipi-rs plavil ■ game or bull wllh the "fiirmer Indr," nni m I ha ciiinp, !», Ibe former winning by 2X lu 11. Tniu K.vb' is iidvci'll.-ilng ngcnl for Wild wisid. I'reiilib-iil Wbllehi-ml nml bin '"ii John, an- upending u few weeks nl (In- Ink- Gentry llroi-.* advertising car. No. '2, Is Millet' (hu bovn. Two iniiii jnlueil Ibe nllliiim- hen lull Ibe bo«n bill ismler ri-fusv.i la Join. Tic- rest nre union men. HOSTI'.KS or -lllf. lllTUHITIii-l UllllHIO. . of (In.- 1,'ltigllng Brim, mid Hiigeiitmek Hhnw ; nre : llagi-iiheik's Shows .luck Sell. Tmn Cnrroll, Al. L. ReM, Frank llogern und Wnllei Hay. Rliigllug Urns.' Slmwii J. F. Cats iingh. Al. Hunt, Mmirlcn Cmiglln, Hill .lint. hod nail j. );. i.j.mo. HnwrM nf car No. 2, lliirgn-iivi-ii I! I! Shows: elms. Willi.-, cur iiiiiimgei-; a I. IVr mull, Ihhs bill |M,ster ; K. A. 1'rovi-iiilu-i lllliogriipliei-; Fnink Roncli, Frank Kio-i ll, Geo. Hoilgbliilliig, Jerry llnbauoii. I'n-il I'm- ki-ison, bill piwlers , --Jiinese.v" Juiien. rhk-f pin-lei-. 'j-j|(. |„, V s nearly nil carry iindi nml are Lilting the show very In-uvlly wllh gwtel resulls. U \SIIIM, Tin, - At (be Grand ll|,.i.i II,, n .. . inn linger i T. Iiunbl Krach-v In "Hiiiisona Folly." Llleii.ir i >ienllle. - (Jiihli Coil, .Inly Hi is, J In ml Aug. -I, lis 'llll-IIECM.- New t 'inllilmi Olid llownnl, Will (.'. Iloyl. the Heiileys, Imiiiiv Alo-rii. Fisher nnd Johnson, and moving picture*. I'AS-rniKN. .New : j. K. Kiuun-tl nml i .,m Jinny, Clmdwlek nnd Wilson, Trlr.-ihi, Tu\.<|.. Irlo. Pi-re Diuisivorlb, mid moving plcime Stai:. New: Tiiliiin. mind reniler: Shield: nml Paul. Mnrsbiill mid Luri-nim-. Giles llm rlmrlon, Mnsbai Hevtbj, Leslln I'nim-rny. und iit'ivlug phiuri-s l-'«rl "leolt — The Siiinmi-r (liealre al Fern Luke Park urfers tlie ChIhiiiIiIii itiwra Co. fnr two weeks, euuimrnclng July 17. Flofo Shows July III. Tni-oinn. AL Ilelllg. uuiujigi-ri Line and llntim-, lulu I'iiiiu" cniiipiiny 22, 21). Staii 111. Worley, mminger I. Week of 17. lb" AIMiui Sloil; IV, In ".\ Tenas Itniiger DtiW (W W. Fly. iiiHujiRcri Week ..I III- 1 lobby IJn.vbn, Blicki-v Trl... Void Parry nnd Wlll.er. Wburlou Slxter* I'r: Selali and Alf. Hnnner. the Tniomii Thenl re II" Fekhiiribs Ideiils, In ' i>-r week of July 17. "Hi ii, 57(5 THE NEW YORK CLIPPIEB. July 29. Confidence Can Be Placed In Renowned Good* Since GOOD QUALITY Gained Their Reputation. For Ibc post II fry years have been universally recognized ah being the BIS8T MADR.and are firererrcd by profeslonuls everywhere, whicb 9 proven by the numerous unsolicited endorse- ments received from all parts of the world. THE ORGANOLA Is a splendid novelty to be used In vaudeville. II runs! hi h of a solo mouth organ, nearly turuinatlenl, attached to two seta of reeds, 1 out rolled by a double row of valves, which render chords and bass notes, both minor and major. Has the same effect as a concertina. Instruction hook goes with each Instrument. Are mode of the best materials wblcb skill uud yeuiM of einerlence ran obtain, thorough- ly Miusuiied wood, to stand any climate, the finest reeds, clear and resonant as a bell. "Just as good us the liohner Iluruionlcns," la the Ural proof of Ihelr superior quality. The "lluhuer" Instruments lire endorsed by Win. II Jlurke, the original harmonica wonder, who was the llrst to introduce this Instrument and Its possibilities upon the stage. During his professional career of the oust 'M years be has continually used the "Hohner" Harmonicas. FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING DEALERS. M. HOHNE R, 354 Broadway, N. Y. MANAGERS Write fur OUK 1U0 I'AUR < ATAMtUCIK, giving Prices mi All Sizes of Posters, 1 to Colors, Spc i inl Kligrac-d, Block, ifyjie, Snipes, lliiiigern. Couriers, ■*!■> grama, Klyera, Folders, Booklets, 'I'll- U. is Hauliers, Signs, \\ 'I ml.i vi Dll- plays, etc, elr. Mailed fr»r on rei|iieal. READY FOB DELIVERY AUG. I. CLARENCE E. RUNEY, Huoey Bldga.,Cliiilniintl,0._ LYCEUM COMEDY CO. WANTS QUICK, An Al Piano Player, I.AUY OK til'.YT. Ah. S. LVANS, »Mgr., Portsmouth, it., week July IH; Xenix, ur eekJMjal. Piano Player Wanted. Slnil have vnudevllle experience, head al slghi. Wuit year iironnd. dm only use reliable pervou. run also use Singer for lllusiraled Songs uud Vnudevllle Aids during August. Address < 1 1 { I* I IIU MTIIKAT UK, sp rlngllulil, Ohio. At Liberty, All 'Round Medicine Performer MAKE (1001) ALWAYS. ■IAS. I.KTTKN, ilen'l llel'y, Clinton, Iowa, WANTED, MUSICIANS. i.'lurlouet, Cornet, PIkroIo ami oilier .Musicians. Must lie utile lo play tin- iilg ones. II, II. Tl_ HM.lt, t llnt.iii, lows.. WANTED, FOB WASHBURN & DALMA'S TRAINED ANIMAL SHOWS, Man for concert turn who can sell concert tickets. Add ress as per route, WASHBURN A II'ALMA. roi'xf tifuif anB iiSe Tent, lino cotidlllon (pari brand now), MxlilO; Sluge, Sceuerv, Seals for BOO. I'lauu, Electric Fix- tures. Kverytlilng complule. Now on the road. Cau lie hougbl cheap. HKI'KRTOIRK, IMUaburg, I'a. LADY VIOLINIST AT LIBERTY, (loud Orchestra I'lavor: plays 1st and M Violin. I.AIIY VIOLINIST, Address ZcregePa lioiircl.mil ''ItveSLjSi. ■ mils, Mo. MJtltl'ult SIMil.l, MAN THAT PLAYS If AHAHr"*OKllAN and work In nets. One Willi specialties preferred. Join on wive, other nsertil Med. People, write. . .10 ti Mll.LKIl, Aiillocli, Momoc Co., Ohio. FURNISHED ROOMS To lei Willi lionrd, Reasonable rates. Address Mi 0. rtOC'HK, :un W. nub St., New York. J.J. KIBKPATR1CK, DRAMATIC and DESCRIP- TIVK I.BCTPIIKK. AT LIBERTY AHi. 1. Address CARE STATION J., NKW VOIIK POST OFFICE. WANTED, FOR THE 2 Car Tom Co. Trotnhone for B. and 0., Man tor Si. Clair, lieu, llarrl". WANT TO BI'V OR LEASE A 05ft. SLEEPER ANIi DININti CAIt. Illtw. IDA \\ \sillll 11% r. lloute: (.'cdarliiirst, I.. I., Julv i!7: Far Koc.keway •jh, 2t». IVr. add.. No. a;o W.amh Hi.. X. V. city. AT LIBERTY, GEO. C. LILL, PIANIST, SIGHT READER HID IRMPOSER. Itond or permanent cugaxeineni. Adilre«a SII.IVA. KAN. ACTORS' DREAM BOOK FOR 60 CENTS. ACTORS' DkEAM HOOK rontuliis explanations »f all rtreatuH, Interpretations of signs and omens, the complete art or Palmistry, and the munv ways of lelllng fortunes. Oood book for superatltlous people. Complete and Itileresllng; a splendid bargain, sent prepaid on receipt of so cents (while they last). PAUL WEFER. Box 55, Oiw.go. N. Y 93 O XS 3XJ3E5XC3T AND AM, THEATRICAL (i(lfll)S. Scenery palutcd nlieaplv mid uulrkly. Amateurs supplli'd. Oil AS K. MILLS, 4.1T W L 41st St., New YuttOU y. At LibertyT Expert Calcium Operator - wftli Edison Ex. Mai'liliH'iuid A.ouori. tllms. state your I! ml I. J. WAI.TKHS, Myrtle Ave. and UlreckcrSI., Brooklyn, X._Y. At Liberty, Small, Attractive Brunette. Dots spi'Clullv. Experienced til llluslmis, Parts mid Cniiilvul shows. Will consider miy gondolier. A. IIIIIIHIlTS^ilUO Mich. Ave., Detroit, .Mi ch. PKOPI.K all Team who plav parts. Welch anil Kstca, wire. Lancaster, New Hampshire, next week; IIKN K. MACK STOCK CO. Wanted immediately, piano player. Prefer uiie Hint can liuiilderortiel, Lung, plessaiit eug. ihiuiigh I'atsklll Ml*. State all llrsl. l'HAB._J..V?AliSll, t'oxsacklc, N. Y, mm umimiss9i:/«-, Klei'lrte I.auip, Rheostat uud switch; alsn tlxy. Hid. Jet (does uol show use), Jiti. HARIIACII >c CO., 8u» Filbert, I'luls., Pa. IDl|Nni|iu Hl-.lM.ll'i oiiti- tTAIlIlw — lines, speelslly THE BEST OF THEE ALL. WILEY'S MOVING PICTURE AND VAUDEVILLE CO. Now Booking lor the Season of 1905-1906. Responsible managers, send In your open time. Can use Al Agent. WM. TKBM.KK, Bus. Manager, Weal. Heading, I'll. T I. TODD, JUVENILES. Age, IK; height, Sft. tiiu.; weight, lfiOlh. Only an umak-itr, but. am willing lo learn. Address HKRHKRT A. TODD, Uox H.'IO. Maloue, N. Y. AT L.IBERTY, Al VIOLINIST, To travel, locale or hotel. Address t W. FRANK MA UN, ITriNorlh Ave.,Plnllillelil,.N. J. AT LIBERTY, To loin Company or Acrobatic Act. AddrcHs IRENE CALLINAN, 111 Hancock SI,, Boston, Mnss,. WANTED, FOR WILD AND RICH'S PLAYERS For Balance summer and Regular Season, HEAVY MAN AND GEN'L BUS. WOMAN. Preference to those doing specialties, other useful in ainuilc People, write. State rml partic- ulars. Lowest siilurv (pay own). WILD AND ItlCII'S PLAYERS, Roscoe, Pa. Star Theatre ATLANTA, Books are now open for booking performers for Kali and Winter season, single Specialties, sketch Teams, Trio Acts, and Ladles for Burlesque, Dramas and Comedy. Remember this la i Com- iihuitiou House; Vaudeville and Drama, Vaude- ville mid llurlempie and Vaudeville mid Comedy, J. 11. THOMPSON, Proprietor and Manager. WANTED, I REPERTOIRE state everything In tlrst letter. Show opens near VI. Wavae, Bliinit Aug, 21, Address (i:o. IlllAKK, 49 Waslilnglou Ave, South, Minneapolis, Minn. MAUDE HILLMAN CO, ULKVKK COMKDY MAN, CIIAKACTKR COMK- DIAN, Man for Juveniles and (ieu. Bus.; Oood Looking Woman for Second Bus. Other people write. For balance of summer and Winter: long engagement. W. A. DILLON, Mussena, N. Y. Two Diner-Sleepers, Sale or lease. Just overhauled, bright as new. Steel wheels, M. C. B. Inspection. One here, another ill Inter-Slate Car Shops, Indianapolis. OAMKHON BROWN .V CO., Belleville, Canada. THEATRE. CHESTER. ILL. Wants 1 mid 'J night stands. Band runiimiiio al- ways lake. Hood lime and per cent. Address W. P. SMITH. WHEN IN SAN FRANCISCO, Call on MRS. II. JACOBS. Sec her line of ST.VOK <;o\vns, Fancy Dresses, Sealskin Jackets and l-'urs (sumo slightly used). No. 2*7 SIXTH ST. Tol. South— SH. AT UBEKTY- MUSICIAN' B — Violinist . '(Leader) and Clarlonettlst; lo- cate or travel; hotel eugugemetit preferred. Or- chestra furnished If desired. WM. J. STK1N- 11AUSKU, Klmlra Hume, Klmlra, N. Y. Medicine Performers Wanted. lilt. T. 11. WOOD, una Locust St., Bioomington, 111. Musicians and Ten Night People. State YOF do and I.OWKST SALARY. .1. M. BUSBY A CO., I'ana, 111 ALL GIBGDS SEATS FOB SALE, Seven Lengths iron Bracket, Kiglit Tier High, Cirrus Seats, iu good coudli ton. Will take tiki fortlie lot •Illicit. Billy Ang crpih, HIS Walnut si.. Plill».,Pa. WiVIV'rUlD, I>AOY, III well kniiwii comedlali. Act booked solid. Musi he good lillker. Address A.J. W., Uen. Del.. Chicago. 111. Wanted, Permanent Location In Oood Park For my Herseliell Spellinau Steam Merry tib 'HoUlld. Also Moving Picture Ouitit; both Al. Au- swetqulck. WALTKR K. JAVENS, SprlUgCHy, Pa. AT LIRERTY. Callable, Experieneed Woman For Second Business, some Characters. Good III Around Actor, Who Is Capable Stage Dlrecior. For one pie.*, stock or reliable BepwrofW. One piece tiref erred. Address A. H. Mill AM. Wnsliinglon Mansion, lOlal St.. X. \ . CUT- . \A/A IM T K O, Three Lady Palmists, WITH COSTUMES. Salary or percentage. JAPANESE FOB BAM. IIAMK, BALLYHOO ACTS and Useful People or ;a"-lroiind Shows. OPK.N AT TORONTO. ATO, 20. Doc Snow, Bergeron and 1,11 Bralnard. write. W. II. SMITH, _ R4I Proipei* A<-e.. Bolfalo, V- 1 • ED. F.ADAMS & GO. 140 WEST 4 2d St., R. T. COMPANIES ROUTED AND BOOKED. HOUSES REPRESENTED. WANTED, FOB GULHANE. GHAGE i WESTON'S IVIIIMA* - r..-« Double Bass and Tutia, Barllone Player, doub e Istrlug H possible); Singing and Dancing Team, do ends, one principal. Other Singers and Musicians, write. FltKI) 11. 1'ONTY, Culhaue, Cliaec A Wes- ton's Booking Exchange, taos-BlTO Broadway, New York City. Rare Small Animals FOR SALE OR HIRE. Tame Baboons, Baby Bern- Cubs, Ocelots, Jackals, Lemurs, Aut Kilters, Arnittdiilos, Kangaroos, Foxes, etc.; also troupe or Trained Hogs and Mon- keys, several odd Trained Hogs and Monks, one pick out Baboon, pick out Hog to pick out ur tlsli pond. Will sell or hire to near by parks for Sum- mer. Call, if possible, aucl see stock. J. L. BUCK, I'oiut. of Pines, Revere, Mass. WATCH FOR PA^ Y. SIDE SHOW ■H^ASi^W.g Dragon, Willi 8X10 Painting. *4fi. List. free. WM. NELSON, 1 V»n Xorrien St.. No. Ca mbridge, Mass. Lunrieite, Black Art, Statue, lidlan Fortune Telling Heads, Wax Figures, Tents, organ, Paint- ings, Venuiloi|iilst and Punch Figure!), Radium SulH, etc. Usi for stamp. SHAW, Victoria, Mo, t\. tu rr El! j\o ORCHESTRA LEADER.* Doubling Comet, for liiiclc Josh Sp'rucebr. Must Join H< 0S - Ml.NSTItlOLS," per route. , , WANTED, Young Juvenile Leading Man. Must, join nu wire. Speclnlty Woiitau !»' small purls, Address , ,, ARNOLD STOfK COMPANY, Nrwnrk ._^ Tte Living Tomb Feature and Big Hypnotic Show, under canvas, iweeola MiJJJ I'a , week of Julv 17: week of July IM, ration, i a. MABARAI^H *IMKIF.W.A.BAH01.Ay,ll ypnolJsb WAlfll, hr Repertoire, Stage Direeloiv fleueral Huslticss Actor, doubling brass, liilia« r bar preferred. Others write. Kelicareals A gf. ;• Add. 01 1'FOUDIi AKIUNK CO., M l. Carrol LJu- u ■ DUPHEE iLIUbr GERMAN COMEDY. ' None better. ■»!;. July J4, Untune, Sheboygan, uift JULY 20. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 577 EXPE RIEN CED TH EATRICA L IV! -non WINTER SEASON ZA r ■ ^ IF !■" "^_H KZJ ' TF^ f ■ ^ ___________ _______ ______ PR ACTICAL, RKUIABL.-, KNEROETIC. EDWIN FOR WINTER SEASON GENERAL MANAGER OP MELVILLE & SCHULTHEISER'S FAIRYLANI Acid rose. - AINYLAND, ~*a*orsor», IM. J. l^XJIvl-y ^OTIIVO OOMJP_\._VY, FOR TI1K Woods-Browning Stock Co., A high flaps Repertoire orgnnlzat Ion playing h strong line of royally successes: each play given a complete senile mourning. WANTK1I— I.RADING MAX to direct singe, I.F.ADI.Ni; WOMAN, S. ami I). COMKDIAN, S. and I). SOL'IIKKITK (small), JUVKNII.R WOMAN (wlllt specially). CIIAItACTER MAN Ito manage slage), HEAVY MAN, 2 flKN. BUS. MEN, PROPKRTY MAN (pin* or specialty), SCENIC ARTIST (play parlB or run props.) MANAGERS In tlie SOUTH we will appreciate your open time. Please state what you ean tlo and sew) photos ami programmes. We cannot waste time corres|Hjnd- iiig, as lime Is limited, lfynnaic capable we ean pure yon. lie careful not to misrepresent. Ad- dress all cniiimniiicatloiis to WOODS-BROWNING STOCK CO., Masonic Theatre, Covington, Va. Reference: Covington Nail. Bank. CHARLES KENNA Presenting His Original Specialty, "THE FAKIR," BOOKING NEXT SEASON. Would Accept Good Company for Next Season Specialty and Parts, Write or Wire. Taiaquega Park, Attleboro, Mass., 24. Lincoln Park, Hew Bedford, Mass., 31. MANAGERS WILL DO WELL TO SECURE THIS CLEVER ARTIST. THE WORLD'S FORRMOST lH?n dates to offer before sailing for Inirnpe. f'nn give you two distinct numbers, running 12 and as ninnies. Ang. an ami further open. 441 SIXTH AVE., iiet.2c.th vjniists., NEW YORK. 388 SIXTH AVE., Ret. 23d k Mill Sts., NEW YORK. Ouarantsed Five Yeara. WRITE FOR CATALOflOE. ESTABLISHED 47 YEARS. Parodies on nil Hie lalCBt hits, "in the Shade of the Old Apple Tree," "Back to iia tin lore" "Tamil" in •' 'Manm a'a Hoy," "till of Blarney." "Good Rye, Sweet Marie," "(ioodliye, It If "uffi Oooo H e ' " "Teasing "' "Alexander." Mr. Cco.AI. Cohan's big hit. "Yankee Doodle Boy," and miinv otters The uarodv on "Yankee Boodle Hot" alone Is worth ten Uiiicr the price of the sll| ma Yl 9 S.u™V;reut llSok of Stage Materia.. BUY JINGO. BUY JINGO la a wlteeUon of brand new Jokes monologues, recitations and comic poetry, and enough to furnish a dozen new acts. I er- KdSS m .oppon unll V if w'frcmngi [or goodmutcrlul for the coming season. Price ul BUY J1N1I0, S6 cents. RKW SHIKLDB, 31 W. Ulst Street, New York City. CIRCUS ACTS WANTED SENSATIONAL ACTS OF ALL KINDS, I'nr week Sept. 4, at. Springfield, Ohio. HASTING IIRTUIIN [ACT, .» » • pwptel « JMH ^.SLSP^PJ MKltll.lNO. " neoule- ACROBATS, :i or 4 people; TRICK B1CY0LK, -Jor.l people: IIOUMllNb KOI K, TRAINRB iloK.d 'PONIES, CONTORTION ACT. Other acta, wrllc. State your lowest salary, How many acta you do. -No time to dicker, silence a polile negative. Address ■ V . qus SUN, New Orpliluin Tlmutr., Sprlngllclil, OHIO. MAY HILLMAN STOCK CO. WANTS BALANCE OF SUMER AND BE6DLAE SEASON. \ovellv siiocimtv in restore florae! to double stage or lo do specially. Also lull Acting Company bight Comedy wL ^^J^^^^^^^^^^^^^^lr M. McCALL TRIO PRESENTING A Talking, Singing and Dancing Comedy Act. At Tony Pnstoi-s Theulre, N. Y. City. (Ill* week. Invlle MgrR nml Agls. to look lis over and olTers for Vniidi'vllh' or Combination. for REPERTOIRE PEOPLE IN ALL LINES. Al Woman for JmwIlM and some elm ra.tem: "WJ^Py^^JK^ Pbiy pans: other useful people, write, tejn; l *5**^AL r K,1 ^*l1\lBR II TILTOSN Aug. ,„. A.I peo.de engaged t»^ \^^^^^ru^^^^ PARTNER— I will join vaudeville performer In blgli class vaudeville sketch. Address sadik WALI.IS, Atlantic City, S.J. Sadie Elma Wallis, "JOVENILES." One Piece Cos. ouly. P The Standard Printing Co. St. Paul, Minn. We have bought the entire poster ouint and all stock paper and en- gravings of the Carnival Poster Co. Of Minneapolis, Which has gone out of business. Customers of the latter concern, please write tis. Companies touring the West should write us before placing their printing contracts. Our designs and prices will please you. WANTED QUICK, Dramatic Soubrette WITH SPF.CIALTIKS; ALSO Pianist. Address PKHUCIII HYI'/F.SK CO.. Augusta, Oa. WANTED, for the NEW YORK PLAYERS Making three night stands, Dramatic People In all lines; those with specialties preferred. Hun for Props, and Paris, Piano Player and Agent; ability, wardrobe aud sobriety absolutely necessary. Stale lowest salary, age, weight, aud height; photo uuu program drat letter. Address until Aug. 7, HAROLD FUSON, Mgr. Shaw-iiallaglier Co., National Hotel, Waliasli and Van Huron Sts., Chi eago, III. Rehearsals Aug. 7. LEADING MAN AND WOMAN. Also Man and Woman for f:cn. HI/..; one or two Feature Acts. Musi, have wardrobe and ability. Play city time. Week stands. Slide If you play braas or do specialties. Wire lowest, lllanclie Whataon, Biwwer. J. (iRIKSE, nibbing. Minn. AT LIBERTY, CLOYD MONTGOMERY JUVENILES. ELSIE MINET, CHARACTER I1KAV1EK. No. H Mnrgun St., Chloufto, III. At Liberty, Man for Characters, Comedy and Straight Old Men; Lady, Juveniles, Heavies and Light Leads. One piece. Joint only. Both experienced and reliable uceplc. Can play anil dress pans earn for. Address II. N. MORIJAN, ■j i :i Bust Ohio St., Chicago, III. At liberty, ciiAS. I». PHICB, CHARACTERS AND GKNKKAI. BIH. josq^ prick, CIIARACTKRS ANI> HBAVIKS. Address K.7 ARTILLERY AVK., Detroit, Mich. WANTED, THAT DOUBLE BRASS. ONE l'IKC'B. StuteaH. II. II. MOOUK, «9 N. Slate, Chicago. AT LIBERTY, CKAS. W. TERRISS CHARACTERS. (18 yeiira' experience. IOKABT-IbIIi BTHKBl'. Klat. I, CIlil'AliO, ILL . WANTED AT ONCE, for LADIES' BRASS BAND, A No. l M u i ' <■ I u ii « , also Leader that plays I'lano and good live Advance Agent; must be good. State lowest salary, we pay all afler Joining. Add. OHO. NAOKl,.AudltorliiniTheatri;,l'ocalcllti,ldtihu. "The iPowolls WANT PIANO PLAYER, Male or Kcuiale; preference to one who doubles stage, other Rep. People, write, I pay all from data of opening. Aug. 31. «,„».. KDWIX V. PQWKLb, Bummerlleld, Kan. WANTED, TEAM (Man and Wife), For Medicine Co. Kat, Bleep on lot; waterproof tents, doors. Slate salary. Tlcieu. otliein, write. DR. JOUN E. FAYE, C'oloiaa, Carroll Co., Mo. AUSTIN WALSH IS THE A\DTIIK FIHST TO I'llUlircK .» Ill It I.KSip F, ACT OX "SIGHT SEEING'' t HAKE. "WAV Hl»" PKI.MIWS, 1>I.K»SK C4IHV. THIS WEEK AT "FAIRYLAND" FOR FRANK MELVILLE. At, I. PEOPLE KNOAGRU I'Olt RICE & BARTON'S BIG GAIETY CO. and ROSE HILL FOLLY CO., Please report for Rehearsal MONDAY, AUG 7, AT 10 O'CLOCK, AT ARCADE GARDEN, 124th ST., NEAR :itl AVE., HARLEM, NEW YOKE CITY, l'lease answer this call hy mail to RIGE A 1IARTON, Metropolitan Hotel, New York City. P. S. — Can use a few more jjood looking Iliirlest|iie Women, also a good Comedian and Chorus Girls, WANTI QUICK, rOR PERCE R. BENTON'S COMEDIANS, Clever Juvenile and Heavy Mini, S. iiuil l>. Soiihrelle, (leu. llns. Man mid Woman, Strong Musical Team. All pcnplc with this slum mii-i il<> specialties; all Hie nidi double In innnl, Ntiiv en route. For ISIISTON -riil.K COMIIDIANS, Full Ai-tlng r»uipsiit. Including Ageni. All niii-l I I : n l( A > I'Wllliiv TIIKATIIK, II. C. KMII.KIIKFM. i'rop. ami Mgr., Souib lleuil, I ml. The Crescent Comedy Co. RKPRRTOIRK I'F.OI'I.i; In AM, I.IMX, MCAIJIIVtJ MAS, l,K.M)IMJ WOMAN, MAN for IIF.AV1KM. .H'VKMI.i: MAN, HtlNH and IIAM'M fOMKIMAN, MAN K.i GKNKHAI. miKMRM, ItllAIlACTKR WOMAN ,o iln aonin IIKAVIKM. Klitlo nil In lii-at letter. On I y I b me ultli wurilrolio nml alilllly iianl apply. Til. ,'nrU, writ* or wire. Aclilrxa* BERGMAN & CUMMINGS, W.«t linden, liiillann. AT LIBERTY AFTER AUG. 10, 8EAB0H '05-06. EXPERIENCED AGENT Tliorouglily iindersluuil all business ooniiecteil with Hie Advance. KMWWMtMiN tlAINKU I'UOM KXPKKIKNCK and KXPKNDK1I IN A IICSINKSS I.IK I : .MAN'NKH. Handle anylhliig. Just cliised Willi Car SIkiw. Yes, sober, reliable, and a hustler at ability. Itecitgiil^ed Managers, suite your limit lor a llrst class Agent and save useless correspondence. Address I. 8. BOSS. Ho. 2 Boss St., Charleston, W. Va. ACTORS — W ANTE D— MUSICIANS. FUIL ACTING COMPANY FOR REPERTOIRE. flood, reliable people In all Hues who can and will set cu.ii seeuro long engiigeiui-iii: sure wiliin; those who double Hand and lining Specialties preferred. Mix Men wlib Leader, rue liiihenlta, wauled: Cornel, Alio, etc., tu double Singe, Mend lull puriii-iiliirH. plintu. Hillary, elc. MANAIiKIt VKIINA MAY COMPANY, Ashlmnl, K > . WANTBO, IMMHOIATKL.Y, For Repertoire, Strong Emotional LEADING WOMAN, SOUBRETTE and CHARACTER WOMAN. Wardrobe nml experience must lie e.xlenslve. I lire height, welglll, age nml iiiimcs nf iiiiiu- agers you liuve lieeu wild. II. I>. ItCI'KKII, I lulel Nelsuii, Kurkfiinl, III. FERGUSON, DUPREE & CO., IM TIIBIR NCIIKAMINIi FAIU'K, '"TRAIJVIiVCS A HUSBAND." (COPYIIIflHT.) INTBOIIIH.'INII FIRST CLASS 8PK0MI.TIKH. . OI'F.N TIMK IN AlUIUVr. Address WM. A. I.AXJ, Ogtl.n IIMR., < III. ugo. PEWITT'S HEAD. The European Vaudoville Sensation. Write, innklnu uppnlnlment, to t II AS. PKvVITT, rare of IIOKV II A L'I»T, 1133 Unuiilwuy, \vw Vmll. Harry Otna COLORED IDEALS OF 81YI.E AND GRACE' 573 THE NEW YOHKCXJPP55: July 29. NEW TOHK CITY. Uevleir nntl » imtnient. — Another week tH hul wcalbcr caw n ropHoiniucc of go>al attendance al Ihc seaside and other open air tPKortx. July 17--'."-'. The Ui;iiam> s^uauk U'iiuatru closed lis doors, 1D-22, im ac- iiumL of Ihc extreme hot spell, hot the rinsing was only temporary. In spite of this, however, announcements of early openings are being made, and a few weeks will see a number of the local the- atres open for the regular Fall and Winter M-nxon. Tbo continued attractions for the week ending July 22 were: "Lifting the l.ld" at the Aemal Carpus*, Sam Ilcrnard, lu 'The Uolllrklng Girl," at the IIkrami Harin ; "Funlnnn" at the Lyric, "Whpn We Are Forty-one" at Wistaria Grovk. and liand concerts at Terrace Oauukn. At Proc- •rna'H Fimi Avenub, Pkoctor's Fifty- i:iuiitii Street and One Hunprbii anu Twenty-fifth Street Tiibatkes stock pro- ductions, with vaudeville between acts, con- tinued Variety entertainment was fur- nished at 1'aoi.Toa's Twksty-tiiiru Street, ToST PASTOR'S, the VICTORIA. PARADISE Hoof Gardes, Kkitii's Unio* Square and I,JON 1'ALACK UOOK HARDEN. to latnrln Grove ( Wpi-Im * Lucschcr. ■■■■»■) "trtlTI We Arc Forty-one" '*• gun If* »lxlh *-pk July 24. Madeline Hum mere replaced Xclla Wei* In the wild West ern cowbov song anil dame. .Inly 21, niRKlng a v.-ry plcasaut luipresslou and winning tnuru applause. , Trrmrr Garden.— The concert* by t on- Iprnu's Regimental Itutiil are drawing large here. The natural vines and trees have proved a boon lo the overheated patrons and 11 haven oT rest to mid-Summer amusement seeker*. The programmes for Ihc coming week are ax varied n* the most MrW publlp laslo might dcnlre. The special Hnn- rtay nlKht concert, which Is a big feature, Is given by a band of forty men Atlantic Harden. (W. Kramers Sons, managers).— Armlnta and Burke, the wo- man gvmniisl and the aerial comedian : Hud- ley and Cheslyn, In a singing comedy skotcb : Hlstrr* Valmorp. In a novelty singing and ec- centric whirlwind dancing act: Clemo and Cassels, the conlortlotilst and soiibrctfc : n»w moving pictures, and the KIHe Lady Or- chestra are the attractions for this week. llnrlciM. — At I'roclor's One Hundred und Twcnty-llflh Street Theatre (J. Austin Fync*, gpnerul manager) business i-onllnties good. Tills week. Mini, the Westerner." All the roles are well taken care of. Beatrice Bantu and James K. Wilson arc clever. Others who contributed a full share to the support are: II. Dudley lluwley. Sol Aiken, Harold llartsell. Uobert Hill. Mallillda Dc- shon and Alsnson Lesley. New moving pic- tures are given. miscellaneous ass "b.M ""•& iS '« y imt Kiunky Ui.nman played Rlvcrhurst \ Y. July 4 I", with bis life-saving &4 KmtwilA Amuse- Lin- ilal rlalr, X. J-. J"l>" l";,— . with the Kxcelslor Carnival i.n. PROF. Ll.MiF.HMANK I'AUlt «► JIHVT*, consisting of Samuel and Lucy M gcrmaii's magical! mus'cal "J** 1 ' '$ - rxlilhltlun. Is doing u pksJ business «' f "'.J" dclphln. and will remain there nn II Sept IK notes nw the « WT.W *gSr\g*2S We bare is-on out sli weeks. a nd haie done lint business fur a smal 'nbow, playing the ailbiirtimf .Milwaukee. Wis. On July » *c all visited (be Bariinm k Bnlley Clrcn*. w n bl f. showed In .Milwaukee. W'e will remain J Milwaukee about four week* n J ur 1 ; 1 ,b r n wl work Southern Wlsmnsln mid Illinois, aii gpasoii ra« ■ re well and happy wl,H ,n * *•»■ We car ^-Prl.e's fWing MllkwJ. » MJWg than In previous year s. - CANADA. Wlnulprft. — At the Winnipeg Tlim,., IC I'. Walker, mnnager) Bollards Lllipmian Opera -Co. drew large crowds week of Jul. li. and held the boards to 1!J. u, » I>OJIIJtKR GAMlEV (('. Rpe n „ r mansger). — The Koscrau Comic l»|K'ra c,,' oneiicd e reliiro ----tement 20, openlup in "The Telephone Qlrl." \B |!*luiJE t.>ash A iiurrnws, proprietors! — Week of 17: The Bnrtelmes, Nellie Ocr'ln llsguennd Herbert. ICdward Ponller, j v' Mitchell and the, ktnetoscope. TlIK WlrTKlrEO IilOUSTRIAt, K.IIUbit opened SO. fifteen people and eight head of stock one nerformlng ismy and a troupe of twelve per- formlng *iks. 'Hie performers are. Jolly tam uanagcr. clown. Juggler and slac 1 - wlre: the tirent Wagner, proprietor, and h truupo of dogs and wonderful talk tig pun> Kput Clark, Irish comedian, nnd t.leo. coi l'roctor's Fifth Avenne Theatre (J. 'Austin Kynes, general manager).— llobert '1. 1 laities Is the star this week, supported by tbe house stock company. In a revival or "Once Upon a Time.'' which was tried In New York last season. Mr. Haines did ex- cellent work, and tbe leading female role was dellghtrully plnycd by Frances Starr. .1. II. fillmour. raul Everton and Helen Tracy won apodal honors. Others In Ibc i-ompanv were: Geoffrey Stein, Koyal nyron, Hvron Onglcy, Josephine Victor, Crystal \MI- letts, Helen Rosa, Bose Dlxey, Wm. \oat, and Wm. H. Beynolds. _. IToetor's Flfty-elrhth Street The- ntre M. Austin Fynes, general manager).— A crowded bouse witnessed "The Belle of Illibmond" on Monday. July 24, and ap- iilniise was frequent. Tlie cast: Gerald f.or- ert. lasso snd lariat throning. Kennedy and James, In "Jtoclor Daffy," have a vehicle which suits their need's. The Mi-Call Trio gave an excellent performance of song, dance and skipping ropp work. Among others, all goisl, were: Al. Coleinuii. dialect comedian: George II. Diamond, Imrllonr: Adams slid While. In musical specialties, and t'lirl Herbert, sleight of. hand expert. The vltngrapb showed some Hue pbtiires. Victoria Thrulrr nnd HiM»r Gorden tiiscar (lainnierstelii. manager). — An huiII- riu-p of excellent pro|s>rtlons assenihled here at the iiiathice or July 24. Tlie bill In- cluded seven new acts slid live holdovers. Those holding over wpre : Kruesl Hognn and bis Memphis Students (sixth weekl. and just as strong n success us ever: Hire nnd I'rcvosl. still making tbeni roar, lu "Bumply Humps:" UoskI. the wonderfully Intelligent eiiuliie: Flossie Crane. Hie female baritone, nnd Will It. Himcrs, Ihe lariat expert. The new features were: Col. Gaston Bordevery. In his feuls of expert uuirksinanshlp. whose skill created a furore: the New York debut of Ihe IVsknff Troupe of Husslnn dancers. Hie Ih-sI character dancing act seen here In insnv n season: Three llnnar Sisters, novelty clown musicians: Four Musical Avslos, xylo- iilKuie expcrls: the Four Banl Bros., who have brought their acl lo the front line of ncrohnllc excellence, and l.e l'age. Ill bis feats of Jiiiindng. Kcllli's Tbenlrr 1 10. F. Alliee. general innnngcri.- - All excellent bill drew a cutiaclt.v |i,,ns>. Julv 24. bending which were Guyer nnd ifNeill. lu their extremely clever and Kciisiillonal acnilsillcact. "Watch Ihe Finish." which si-orcil a decided success, lloeli, Kllon uml I'limiMiiy. la "Mile. HUrl." have an ex- i-ellctil isnneily vehicle, which Ills their re- flective talents. World nnd Kingston tlbelr llrst Iih-iiI apiiearance In some years) received nn ovallon and rounds of applause for Ihelr enlerlalnliiR w.ork. 'Hie Threo Navarros were a decided success In a lmwllucnng ■siiilllhrlsllr net. Orth and Fern, In "Slirn Hie Hook," won much applause for their .-lever cuniedv. Ben Welch returned In his mousing Hebrew monologue turn. The Avon loincdv Four. In Ihe knockabout farce. "The New Teacher." won round* ot applause nnd tales or laughter. The Yamauioto Bros.. Ja- panese wire and perch act. were tnrly sensa- tional, and se.-tireil well merited applause. Among others, nil good, were: Tlie Baileys, ••real itsin" singers and dancers; O'ltourke iiml Humeri, buck dancing In woialen shoes: Violet Slalev. In songs: Bnrr and 10 vans. In cliiirneler ninusly : Mills and Morris. Ihe mliiKirel girls, and Gati>s und Nelson, on Ihe rrvolrlnc globes. 'I"he klnetoKraph presented inlrresllnc and humorous pictures. I, Ion Pnlnee- Woof I Wilson * llflimi. maiiacersl. The attractions for week of Julv 24 Include: l.es Ij Hoses, on the wire: Hie" Vedmnrs. Hraudow and Wllev. the Asb- !„,,, r.M.pcr uml Harvey. Miss Belasco. Ihe lildil Dim. s unique 'cycle art. and Loreiu nn.l llenly. Business lonllnncs st Hie lop notch. ... ... I.vrli- Tlientrr I Sum S. ft la-e MuUM-rl. iicmiiLM-rsi. ■-••Fantaiia" cnlensl Its Iweuly- i-lshlh week July 24. \crlnl (iardrna iKIaw & F.rlnngcr. man- imersl. ■Ufiliig the Lid". Iiegan lis ilublh week July 24. Herald Sqiinrr Then I re (Charles 1 rob- ,„.,„ ncoiaueri Sum llermir.l -imii. .1 .lul\ -I l.l-i I h In pi-ill h we«'k in "Tlie Itollu line i.lrl " Tbe "lie liundrisltli iM'rforinnn.e mil ,.,-,-nr Aim. 7 The house was closed July IP 22 on account of the extreme heat. nrooklyu.— The continuation of niil-of- town weather kerps the attendance at the beaches, up lo flood-tide mark. lmi:A.Mi..\M>. — Business hero Is very big: 'ITic annual outing of the Nobles of Mecca Temple will take place Wednesday. July 20. Mystic Khrlne Day. Tbo local orgauliation will be Joined by the brothers of the Brook- lyn And Newark Temples, and tbe entire party will visit Coney Island. Luna Tark.— One of the most Inlerenting features this season are Seeth's eighteen per- forming bears, who are put through their paces by M'lle. Louise. Other things Include the Igorrottn Village, the Dragon's Gorge, Fire and Flames, a Trip to Ihe Moon, the scenic railway, shooting the chutes and the innumerable other features. HuniiiToN IIbach l'ARK. — The Boer War spectacle continued lo draw many tbousaods of apectators at every performance. Briuiiton Beach Muhic Ham.. — Bill week of Julv 24 : Frank Keenan nnd com- pany. Haymdnd and Caverly, Henri French, Al. Ijiwrcnce, Kaimn Francis nnd Whirl- wind dancers. Smith. Doty and Coe, Knth- erlne Nelson. Albert Carre's dogs and horses, nnd kinetngroph. Masiiattak Bbacii Theatre fl'erey G. Williams, manager).— Bill week of 24 : Uenrv Lee, Mctzeltl Troupe, Toto. Murphy nnd Francis. Moore and Llltlelleld. Brno nnd Diehard*. Marlon Uurson, Tliree Wcslona, nnd vltagrnpb. . _ ' IlKsnrRKos's Music Ham, (F. H. Hender- son & Co.. managers).— Hlli week of 24: Prof. Allenl and Peter the Great. Ordetta and Tay- lor. Watrrmelon Trust, II. V. Fltzcernld. Blsselt and Swill, Dlda. Dellorelll and Glls- sando. Famous l ; rand Opera Trio. Mme. Km- ny'n dogs. Josle Antolnelte. Belle tiordon, Frnnklvu Wallnce and Four Blackbirds. Ma- jextlc Musical Four and I.c Clair and llardt. Morrison's Ttin.vrnK. Bockaway Beach. — Bill week of 24 : Corse I'ayton and Ktta Heed nnd tympany. Kmma Cams, the Magic Ketlle, Callnhnn and Mack, Mlllalnl Three, Frank Ilusli and Sieve Van Allen. s NEW YORK CITY JOTTIKCS. The New Star TmAima will reopen lis jkiors for the season 1IMI.VII on Salnrdar evening. Aug. ."■. presenting A. II. W.xsls' prcsluctlon of "Fast 1,1 fe In New York." with Julian Itose, Ihc well kaown exponent or Jewish portrayal*. The Murray Hill The- atre will reopen Us door* under the manage- ment of Wm. T. Keogh early in August. Tbe theatre has ls>cn entirely refitted and remodelled, a new entrance having been erected on Forty-second Street. IIAVIII II. GAI.I.Y ANII l-IIJII'AXY gllVP S Irbil performs urn nl Keith's Theslm July 20, of n ctmilensed version of "The Mer- chant or Venice." Mr. dally gave a enn- scIpiiIIoiis rendering of Shylm-k, Inn bis sup- porting company was below Ihe average, wild III.* exception of Anlonlo. who was thor- oughly lu touch wllli Ihe cbncnclcr. Maiuik TiiRNBn" Goruos asp comi'A.mv ap isNired ill Keith's Ttiealre July 21), hi "The Waal lesson." a llll'e racing sketch, by MatrJicw Barry. The play Is very clever and Interesting, holding Ihc attention well, but needs a little pruning. It tells of a husband snd wife who have sworn off betting ou races. He Is In danger of being. arrested for Ibe embezzlement of S1.MKI, which amount most be paid luiuicdliilely. He has saved $500 and holies lo reallie the olher half on the ■ale of his ls>ok and goes out. His wife •lands bv him. and on receipt of a tip, breaks her promise and sends the $r>(K) to the Irnck. He returns, having aold the lands for f j00. lo learn what she bas done, and is enraged. Kxlras tell that her horse was disqualified. and prospects arc good for a home broaklng, when a letter roiees In saying that Ibe money didn't get Into the bookmaker's bands In time, and the slliiatlou Is saved. Miss (ior- rion seemed perfectly lit home In the strenu- ous part of the wire, nnd gave an exrellent account of herself. Malcolm Duncan was nor one whit Imhltid her. and tho ra.-e for honors resulted In a tie, of which both might bu proud. John II. Fir/.rATKK-K has Ih-cii engaged as business miinuger of the American Theatre, which will !*• under Ihe direction of Mr. Wil- liam T. Kcogb next season. *-»-• DEATHS IX THH I'llOMiSSHi*. Jokki'Iiine Dk Witt. Ihe well know violin- ist, died In Miinchesler, Kng.. July -I. afler a rour weeks' Illness. She was the wife of Amaiiiliis Vorhnuer. Miss Dc Wilt was Isirn In Sprlnglleld. III.. In IS74. and wits pos- sessed of much musical talent. She was il violinist of merit aad had a pleasing stuge npiieamn.v. She tlrst won promlncnee In vaudeville nnd later played leading roles with Ma 1 1 hews & Bulger's several comedies, Inter siipisirtlng Kddte Foy. In "Holel Topsy Turvy." and playing Mlnil. Ihc dancing girl, In IrfdercFs "Tlie Slnillers" Co. For the past twu venrs she bad appeared In vaude- ville In America and Knrope. She Is sur- vived bv ber husband, a 111 He daughter. Mnrlou West, by a former marriage: her mother, and her slsler. a cornettlst. who Is known professionally as Vlnnlc Do Will. Oku. A. Clarke Jr., an actor and bol.-l man. died at Austin. Tex.. July 16. from roll- siimpilou. ngi'il thirty-eight years. His father. Geo. A. Clarke, the well known actor, sur- vives him. lnlermeut was in the Catholic cemetery in Austin. J.vcou W. C.\nxi:a. the well known actor, died at Fulton. X. Y.. July 2:t, aged seveuly- •me rears. He had been In theatricals all his life, nnd for neurlv twenty years he bad placed "Hip Van Winkle." Mr. Corner was one of Hie llrst F.Iks enrolled al Ibe inception or lli.it order. His wife nnd MM stm survive him. •— «■ MI1ITII t AHOLIN.V. S":' SserV7-lown;iuwlerand slack wire: the Crent Wagner, proprietor, and his ••-my . con- tortionist. Wcgct TiYe OI.U Kei.iaiile every week. , ,,*.._ d m, TllBRB WILL BE n two days (Aug. 8. ••) street fair and carnival at Machlas. Me.. consisting of tlremnns hose race, balloon ascension, rowing regatta, llehl sporls a trade procession and floral nn""le. it i* estimated ibat 20.000 peo]>lc will be present trom the surrounding towns. Si'ARKi.KR* from tbe Nugent-freeman t.iec- trlc Novelty Co., under canvas.— The shows are making money. Greenup, Ky.. Is oil rl»ht. Tho first three days were fair, but tire last three were beyond our expectations. Tbe farmers flocked Into town In droves M see Prof. Gilliam make his "Slide for Life, and naturally patronlxed Ihc shows. We have signed with the Modem Woodmen, <>t Greenup, for n return date. This week another show Joined us. an old plantation (how, fourteen petiole. W r e have n swell ten piece band. All of our "fronts" nre elegant, and our aggregation consists of two big phnws, nn electric theatre and plantation vaudeville and lady minstrel show. Tbe Mel- ville Sisters, acrobatic dancers and contor- tionists. Joined us this week. We now have a steam merry-go-round, a swell platform show and any number of concessions and privileges. Onr roster Is as follows: Big Show. No. 1 — Nugent and Freeman, proprie- tors and managers: Anna Nugent, treasurer. Big Show. No. 2 — Taylor & Heath's New Star Theatre, Frank Heath, manager. Show No. 8— Madam Schlcnk's Indy minstrels, J. W. Nugenl, manngcr. Show No. 4. Taylor ft Heath's congress of novelties. Will Taylor, manager. Show Nu. IS, ihc old plantation, J. W. Nugent, manager; Moody Aiken's stenm merry-go-round, and al/onl fifteen different concession*. That ssuislltutes Ihe Nugent - Freeman Klectrlc Novelty Co. Staff: J. n. Nugent, manager: William Hnllett, train niasler: Al. Florence, chnrge of concessions; Anna Nugent, treasurer: Jnrk S. De Vonde. fress agent : John linrnes, boss canvas man : lomer Kline, boss carpenter; Frank Heath, steward: Madam Schlenk. e/ief ; Harry Free- man, general agent, with two bill posters and two programmers. When we got Inlo I'roc- torvlilr. In Ihc way of a Joke, we asked at a news-stand for a Cuppek, thinking I hat the man behind the counter would hand me a pair of shears: Instead of which lie huntlnl me Tin: oiji Hrmarijs. We said then: "Do von always keep them';" He said he used to get one for a "idiowfeller" that lived In lowu. but he heard there was going to be a week's show at Proclorvllle. so lie ordered six. Wc told him to double the order, and lliry arc all bespoken. FrankiK Carry, mnnlpulnlor. who recently closed with Fox"s City Show, mid Joined the Capitol Amusement Co.. Is meeting with suc- cess presenting his Juggling act. Yoil.N'.l HlH ALU AMI tlAWKEVE VERA, the rifle experts, who have been with Ihe Snyder llros." nnd Dowker's Shows since the oiienlng of the season, nre now In Indhiuiipolis, where they will tike a short real ber.ire HtarlhiK their own Wild West show. They liave secured three hundred tcet of side wall, and will he Ibe main iillrncllon on Ihe collate fair grounds. Fkrkviiiikim with Tin; Bain's "laisl Day* nf Pompeii" (Western) Co. are: The Three Drolps. grotesques: Gloss Broihers. "A Study la Art:" Wills and Hassan. eoailHbrlsts, nnd a ballet or eight women. Huslneas re- ported lo be good. The company will exhibit at Portland, Oregon, In August. siibKetpicntly inuring through California. Arusouu, New Mexico and Texns. Notes frciji tub United Movi.vii 1'irrtRE t'o. — On July 12 the iilms and machine of this show were destroyed by tire, one of the tanks hnrlng blown up. The <>ntrll was owned by H. C. Turgcr. and leased by A. J. Unmet I for the Summer season. ~ ♦*♦ Kl. Worlh.-At Uike Krlc furk (Harry li. Burton, manager) the Mt Mil season was offered week or July «>• *">? TAZn and company, In n ?EJ*f* *$> entitled "lis Uncles Will, ana ine two l'sitiH with tbelr educated pig, Jj'k*; opened.' The Three Ronnldos were retained —- ^.,-j, Jam( ^ ypnueayej,, theltradiords, in their never tiring sticcla t>. J be i'""^?"' Elolse Mortimer und the Juggling Qhlnlans In-'l-heHeroof Kan Jlian; \lrglnlartanliin, MuMUrt! i. AHK (W. rmriks, niatmgen.- In llluslralcd songs, and. tl » •» UaSTS " bv Ihe blograph. comldeled Ihe bill. M " .Teasing attendance testlOea lo tbe growing IM \I^W"»tV*Tg. Glnsco. manager) -D. the paviuon the Albert Taylor sftock Co opcneil Us second week, presenting I* fcg cIbs* budEPt of royalty plays. On Uic like ilaby Green! on the blgh H wfre was Ihe feat- urc Ble crowds an: out nightly. Star Til eathb (Dinwiddle* Hon ton, man- - «Sn -G.-0. K. Munn. Helen Drake and •fiuUe Vlnccnncs were the new faces week of 17. Those retained: John Merrill, Eleanor 1 u I bar, Joe Holland. Clara Hun toon, Lll Ic lamllton Kmma Blewltt, May Hunter. Lude- J ne lenton and new pfetures ta -the klno- droiue. Business continues satisfactory. Stasdarp Theatre (M Dc Beque mana- ger).— Franks and Franks and I'earl Gib more opened 17. Holding over : HI lorn Ward ltandnll nnd Randall. Joe Fox. May 'oster, Far Delmar, Kthel Buasell, t.u u Uc .Mar. Constanello Slstcra, Mae Davis, Mkck and Dot, little Colton. J. at N. and. neorgle Powers and Lulu Uwton. Business l» big. . . Toronto. — At Hnnlah's Point (Chas. He. Mahon. manager) hot weather and a gisal bill drew large crowds July 17-22. Bill for week of 24 : Grace King and the Four Cbrvsanth^ Record crowds all last week. Bill 24 i week : Selblul and Grovlnl, the Surkards, Murphy aud Wlllard. l>emonlo and Uellt Cliff Farrell and the klnetograph. ■ SI. Jolm. — At Ihe St. John Opera limit* (A. I). Skinner, mnnager) "Nelahborlv Ne| K ii' bors." July 31 Aug. 2. "When Women Love" 7-9. ._ . VIRGINIA. Houston.— At the Highland Bark Theatre (Fred M. Bishop, manager) the beaiitirul weather now existing, and tbe cooling nights, are drawing immense crowds to the park ■Kathleen Mavourneen' was put on July 17 and week, and proved attractive enough to win the masses! Roster of MMWI Helen Pingree. Russell Snoad, Ulgnon Oxer, ltosa Roma, ■ » «""'— » fc T Preseott. J. II. " J. F. Vllllsana, C. T. I'rcacott, ltoolh und Kathryn B. Glenn. After crformanre the Seegardens appear, tc MISSOURI. f'prdeinaTne and aieTght of band tricks IIIUHI.A.ND Park (F. M. Bishop, manager). — Lu Roy, In high diving feats was he aide attraction week of 17, and held the "ivTANMUS Theatrj: (Alrldo i Losacrre, managers).— Business is steadily Imi.rovlng. People 17 and week: 'SSk^ttSVjfc' Cormiek. Klttlu Houston. Kxcelln, Tom Kellj, Krncst llalley, I'earl Cllmore. Irene West, Olgn Howard, Mac Davis, Leah Dancourt, II.*1.! Samson. Ora McDaniels, Kllllc Burke, Aunie Heavers, Carrie French and Maude Raymond. . , , ■ Notes. — T. R. McMcehcn. wlio has chnrge of'the publicity for the lntcr-State Amuse- ment Co., was here 17, looking afler the rou.ern's affairs and mcdlliillng on the fu- ture outlook. While here he received n tele- gram from Vice Fresldent it. K. I'lcksen. of St. 1-ouls. stating that the company had Just completed arrangements for Hie erection or fine new theatres In Atlanta and Birming- ham. Ala., thus completing Hie circuit and giving sixteen houses Mr. Knbn, pro- prietor of the Umpire, now leased by Ihe Inler-Stale, will begin Ibe remodeling of the Kmplre 24. The searing capacity will be in- creased and the stage widened by ten feet. The front of the building will be changed, wbllc Ihe decorations will be elaborate. 1'bc n-a son will open Nor. 1. » Dn tin*. At. Cycle Park Summer Theatre (C. II. McAdams, manager) Hie past week pmM'il a record breaker for Snmmpr opera, the house having been parked nightly. Tbe Boston Ideal Opern I o. closed its engagement wren of July 111, presenting as the opening bill for Ibe week. "The Huheiuhia Girl," fol- lowed bv a change of bill nightly. I«uls La Vallc. Hip new baritone, a recent addition lu this company, has scored a bit . A. C. Bur- gess, the comedian, comes lit fur n good part of the applause. Among the. old favorites are Eleanor Jenkins, Kd. L. Weston, Ed. F. McCrnmlsh and Lillian Sbartuck. Manager McAdams baa booked the Albert Taylor Stock Co. for a live weeks' engagement, .ommenc- Ing 2S. presenting as the opening bill, "The Cowboy and the Lady." #-•"• MICHIGAN. Norfolk. — At Ocean View Cuslno (otlo Wells, local manager) business la highly satisfactory, crowded houses belug the rule. Vaudeville for week of July 24. Buou (Abb. Smith, manager). — New peo- ple for week of 24 : Agnes Lane, Mlgrew and Gray, Dick Johnson, Alston . and Randolph. LIUIc Saunders and Lucille Mayficld. Ihtsl- ness is fair. Acme (Manzlc & Wilkerson, managers) Feoplc for week of 24 : Alice Lomas, Nellie Brewer, Bobble Taylor, May Wllaon, Angle Uavlland and Bessie Rosemond. Business la good. • MAitMATTAN (Crlnnlan Bros,, managers).— For week of 24 : May Lemuels, Walter Darker, May Marten. Tommy Hauls Jr., Kmma Wallace, Jack Moore, Clark and Km- mans, Andre Ma Dill, and Leo Florence, stage manager. Business Is good. Auditorium (Manzle & Wilkerson. mana- gers). — New people for week of 24: Kuropean Novelty Trio, Darnell Sisters. May Bell, tat- tle Gorman, Belle Joy and Mable Lake. This theatre, which for a number of years has been run by J. M. Barton, will be managed during Ibe Summer months by Manzle & Wil- kerson, managers of the Acme Theatre. ■ Itlcbiuund.— At tbe Casino (Wells & McKee, managers) week of July 17. vaude- ville, headed by "The Japanese Guardsmen." This show made a decided hit. Week of 21, "Pousse Cafe" and " "Way Up Last." I.ynclibnrnr. — At Klvcrmont Park Casino (Corbln Shields, manager) Wills' Musical Co.. Julv 17-22, played "Two Old Cronies" and "At' Atlantic City." lo big returns. • » » GEORGIA. AtlnnlM.— At the Casino (Jake Wells, miinuger). Ponce De I,cvn Park, good business July 17 nnd week. Wills' Comedy Co. comes 24. fur ouc week. Stak Tiieatrb (J. B. Tbomiison. mans fori. — Cowl attendance week of 17. The Insiral Kstcrbrooka made a pronounced hit- Arthur Browning made hi* rcapi^nranre and was rewarded with prolonged applause for his line work, and Kffie ilardln won favor with her pleasing singing. Others were: Truebcarr, Dillon aud Burke, Lillian Muv. Minnie Du Free, Graco Mllburn, Alice Sullivan. Helen Henry. Adelu Sullivan. Cecil Casey. Helen Claire und II. P. Moorehead, Trachea rl's clever burlesque. "Cupid In I'ura disc," which was given liberal applause ♦•» NKDHASKA. Kansas CltjV— At Forest. Park (Geo. Selluger. manager) Ihe special Httrurtluii is the band of Igoroles. In the theiitre. July 17-22, Ibe acls were : Wynne Wlnslow, Flood Ilrothers, P.inerson nntl Omega. Karl and Wil- son, and the Cuiiul De Bull, III spcclulllcs on the bicycle. iri.cTiiic Park (Sum Benjamin, mana gen. — The Chhiffiirelli Dalian Ha ml opened a limited engngemenl Sunday. 10. The Ijniiil I* cumposcd of fifty musiclnns. and the solo- ists are : Signor Tuddco nnd Sljiiinr I'iik-c. In the C.crmnn Village Ihe nlsuu llrolhrrs were n big hit. Knight Brother* nnd Saw- lelle. :ind Bessie Taylor also scored. This week: Daisy Harcniirt, Fugurly and Brown, Karl Flynn. und Carberry uml Stanton. Fairmount Park (Ben Hosenlbiil, mana- ger). — The Flying Llusens proved a ire" ptlractlon of good drawing imwcrs. in Ihe Ihralre (Wiiller T. Terry, manager) I lire Kmplre Comedy Co. gave a black face sketch in which the fnnn.v Imiis or Bcrl Granville were greatly appreciated. William Rogers sani; lllusi rated songs, eud Hurry llnwnnl (old siuries and gave Imitations. The Terrl- bco|ic bud new moving views. Curi'BRlNits.— lUirnuni Jt Bulley's circus gnve two perforninncs 20. In packed enn- vas.'s. Tlie big show was thoroughly en- Joyed The Glllls Opera House will fin: Ibe inaugural gun for tbe season of H)ti."i- 11I01I on Julv 2f». Willi "Nettie, the News Girl." The Woodward Stock Co. will open a two weeks' encngcmenl at the Audi- torium on July :tu. with "Du Hurry." Our old friend. "Punch" Wheeler, ahead of the Otlo Flolo Circus, was in town Inst week. Detroit — At the Lufuyetlc Theatre (Dr. Campbell, manager) Ihe Kdwards-Davis Co. tirescntcd "Fisher Folk," In good sized luiise, July IU-22. The same compauy, in 'Tlie Colorado Olrl." week of 23. Tu'iru: I.I. II. Moore, manager). — Al- lltoiigh the Weill ber whs exlrcniely warm the early part of last week, tbe attendance w ; as up to the usual standard nud the Mil good. An i actions for week of 21 iurlude: Scotl- and Wilson. Milieu Anel. John Donahue nud Mnttle Nichols. Horskyllcrgprn Co., Hcdlnl nnd Arthur, Violet Dale. Mustier. Houghton and M.eibcr. Ihc. Hastings, Nate Leipzig aud tbo klnetugraph. » I. rami Hnplds. -Al ihe Kainonii Thea- tre (Orlii Stair. mana'g n r) week of July 24 : Paul Conchas. Kriimu Cotrely, l^m and Fny Dnrbyvllle. Ferguson nud 1'ussiiiiin-. .lohn M. Murta. Antoulo Van Golrc aud Werdeu und Gladdish. Gopkuov's Pavii.io.v ti'hns. tiodrmy. mnn- ngerl. — Week or 23: Until Bernstein, the HeriiHleluK. Blnncb I'Teeiuan, Billy Hemming- way. Miller nud Marks, Ni-olu, nnd Surutel iinn Razell. Note. — Aduin P'orcpaugh &. Sells Bros.' Circus Aug. 7. » Ivalaiiiii/oo — At Cuslno Park (llnlrd & Daken. managers) business continues tirst rate, with high class vaudeville Willi weekly or bi-weekly changes. tWw.xKt: Bill's Wn.n West drew two Im- mense audiences HI. Oninlin At Hoyd's Theiitre (W. J. Bur gens, malinger i the Ferris Stock Co. will prP ( sent "Brother Against Brother" week of July 21, alter which Ibc bouse will rlose- A thorough renovating, Including rede.o rnllon, new draperies and new upholstering. The Ferris Stock Co. haa been very snecess ful this season. Novelty IP. II. Malland, manager.).— Business Is Improving and this la tost be- coming a popular resort. Week of 24: u II. (i. Meiers, the Two Hanilltons. Dottl' Harris, Clavson'B lady orchestra, illustrared songs and moving pictures. Lon Blaniiiard made quite a bit with her songs last week- Note.— J. ttalnes Abbott, late manager or Annie Abbott, the "Latin Georgia Magnet. has pifrclirtSed a half Interest In the llogaa Shows, nnd will act us head promoter. ♦ »» KENTUCKY. Louisville. — At Fontaine Ferry lark (Wm. Bclchniiin, manager) all ibe different attractions last week wero well putronueu- The pavllkm al Hopkins' Theatre was crowd ed. The new jsiople for week of July -> "fe- west und Van Slclen, Wood and Ray. * Onzo Bros., McCiic and Cuhlll und bM Plcuro Troupe. The high diving horses aou the lgorrute Village are retained another Jockkv Ci.iu Park (Mutt. Winn, mana- pen.— Cren lore und Ills band atlructcd big '-•wds week uf Hi. Weber's Bund week ot 23. •-- ♦«» — ■ ITAM. Salt Lrfike City — At tbe Salt Lake The- atre ItJeo. W. Py|ier, manager) Kara hernia" come* July 2S, 21). .„. Grami ToKATMl (T. I* Hummer, mana- ger).— The Bltlner tSi., In "Slaves olW slou," 17-1U. "Fur Uls Brother a Honor J» L'hkatrk (W. H. Goiirley. M* of 17. Utabnn Stock Co.. In * Chnrloltr. — At the Latin Dark Audi- torium (W. A. Peter*, managrri Hip tusl neck mis one of ihe large*! in Ihe ui.itt.-i of aiten.bilie.' Iliar has ever been liioirn nl Hie park. The company has cerinlnl) lieen accorded u generous welcome. INDIANA. 1 eel iniin polls. — At Falrhniik Weber's Band, Jnly 17-22, drew immense business. Creatore's Band week of 24. Duss' Band week of n. Dark Thkat«e (Dlckaon 4 Talbot, mana- gers).— The Benson opens with "As Told In the Hills." 3I-Aug. 2. a Kvanorllle. — (>*k Summit Park (W. It. Merrell, manager) bnd good attendance week of Julv tl. despite Inclement weather almost everv ilav. 'file week of It! started with Im mense crowds, matinee nnd night. Iluslan and Dallas. THill" and Zelln. Ileaty and Price. Trask and Gladden. Hon. Hlllman and the klnodrome. Creators nnd his Italian Hand have been pursiinded to return 23. and will piny n "reo,nesl" programme. Crealore tin* nisib' a ureal till ben' CiwiK-'ft l'lur illarry Ijnirnii.e. iii.iniiKen. -•|"lils resort bnd such a laree iilleiulanci' th'it manv people were liirned away. 'Hie bill Hay Clly — The Capllal Amusement Co.. under the auspices of the local lodge of Kngles, did good business week of July 3. » » » Ilosellc KnoICa CoihInk Season. Tbe Hostile Knott Co. will open Its sea* son Aug. 28. and rehearsals will begin at the Murray Hill Lyceum, New York City, Aug 7. The successful play, "When Knight- hood Was In Flower," will be preaenteo by the company us the sole production, for a lour of forty-rour weeks, booked from Mnlne lo California, In good time. Kane, Khlp- ninn & Cnlrin arc the managers, and Mart w. Hanler, wbo Is known from .iiast to coast, will he the manager with the rnru- piiny. Mr. Ilnnley. who was a caller at 'I'm: furrec onlce on July 24, looks In excpllpnt hps'lli. nn.l has lost not one lot or Ihe whole- souled aud Impressively genial manner that has endeared him to all with whom ha ha* i-niiie In .-milact during Ibe past rnrly yenrs ot u huey career III lhenlrle.il" *)-t-t» II I*. Xr.wM.iv open* carle In Anguat In advance ot W. A. Brady's attractions. Utaiika T ger). — Week Domestic Bllzxard.'' - Htaiina Paiik (W. It. Goiirley. ina n « n r ■ —Week or 17: Clllfert and Arnold. M. » n son, jganfrctU and Mauslleld, Nesla J Irosa. Mrs. Jules Levy and children moving pictures. ♦*-• WEST VIHGINIA. a J Wheollnur.— At Coney Island lark (•• D. Sym. booking manager) the bill for »«» of July 1U gave satlsCuctlon to good b si ties*, with the following: The Hiiruu t» Dllla and Templeton, Black and Ia M»J>.M bella Manning and Wnddell and Waddcu- Week of 23: Mlllnrd Bros.. Humes nna Lewis, Hague and Herbert, Harry S" aim Marie Manning. . Ih . Notb.— Manager K. B. Franxlielni. "I ".'.. Court Tlientrc. has gone nbrond. nntl •«» rcniulu until about Scpl. 1. Tho West Shore Ha II road la Ihe •»."•» line In Hnffnlo nnd Mimnru Fall"- l » llie lln.l,,.ii ami llirounli •*• Mnlm"^ Valley |Artvt. - - ■ " JUL* 29. fHE NEW YORK CLIPPER. ( 579 llaudeville and minstrel f. II I.AWnrxci! Freeman, a prominent nc- ern 'minlclnn. wlio linn mnn> n speclnl Htmly f neftro music In nil of IN pha.es. lin* c |gn«l wllli Krno.t llogau to direct IiIr rliorus this season. Mr. Kreenion has rom- iiiiseil "The Martyr," - Vnldo," "Noda" and a iarlnl work called "Toe. Octoroon." the first three of which have bad successful proline- '. J., will apjiear- next Winter. They are rehearsing the act, and will make their vaudeville debut shortly after the close of the park season. Bii.i.ie Taylor, who Is In charge of the colored people of the Byron Spaun Show, wblrii is composed of thirty-two people, sev- euteen white and fifteen colored, writes: "We opened In Camden, May S, and have beeu playing to S. It. O. business all along the line and have not missed n salary day as yet. The boys are all sociable together, and we are like one large family. Mr. Spnun spares no pains to make things agreeable for his company. Mr. and Mrs. Spaun nre doing their act, 'The Karmer and Leon Girl,' which Is great. We expect to close our sea- ion about the middle of Ocloher. then 1 ex- pect to plav In vaudeville for which -I am now luioklng. We will be known as The Taylors." Clarke and Temple have just finished twenty-two weeks In the Northwest and Cali- fornia. Ihelr net, Ihey write, was very successful, especially the singing. With the •""fptloii of a few weeks, they are booked solid for next season. . ' T 1 K , a '' h *»ibra comedy Four write : "We iieg to Inform you that we have changed oor v!i e . m DoD Weston and company to the Alhainbrn Comedy Four. We were liooked to appear at Pastor's, New York, week of July •.-M, but owing to a change of the act aud another performer being broken In, we were obliged to cancel. We played the Casino. Ber- gen Beach, X. Y., week of July 10, Instead of the l-amHy Theatre. Mnhanoy City, Pa., where we bad contracts to play. We have seven more weeks of park and beach work, nnd then open at the Park Theatre. New tork city, Sept. 4, followed by Tony Pastor's, week of hept. 11, with the Howard. Boston, nud other solid bookings till May. 1006. Our dancing finish Is a success and our harmony '.uglng Is unexcelled. Harry Mantel] nod Sim I lelds hnvc replaced Mabel Clarke and Harry «estnn. Our members now consist or Han #IT '""•■flratlenor : Harry Mantel), second tenor; Sim Fields, baritone; Dan R. I.aug- don, basso We play at Erb's Casino, North ••ach, week of July 17, W | t h the Orpheum, I'nterson, X. J., to follow. ^.V™ 8 hM0M Weston & Raymond's Co- MFWA.N.S, presenting "Picking a Wluner."— «e have Just finished four weeks on Sum- "If. 1 * PJfka for M. Boom, nnd opened in Sa- vannah, On., July 10, for a circuit of eight ■nwat. Our success In Ibe Kast has been w-ry gratifying, nud we seem sure to dupll- 'tiie our Eastern success In the South. Our v22** 2 'fi mt C. Weston. Eunice Haymond, V"'"". Archie McKlnnon, M'lle Alma, A. Phllcnnd Miss Dumont. hie Dohkrty Sisters report having made J big hit on the Hopkins circuit. The sls- yenr decided to stay In America next ,J&tl N,,iN * XD Howard began July 2 a twelve weeks' engagement 011 the affiliated western circuit, openlngtn Uutte, Mont. i» 1*i. ix0 Ai.n-E McnowEi.L report meet- ing with success over the J. K. Burke circuit 01 parks. They have no open time for n year. kockway and C.OXWAY played n success, fill engagement at Jlamona Pavilion Theatre. •■rand Itaplds, Mich., week of Julv ::. They will open with Johnny Bay's "Down the Kf *;?• I " or ,ne coming season. iilR Zat Zams are turning Eastward, after six successful months on the Pacific coast, iiiev played the greater part of the same territory for nine mouths Just previous to opening at the World's Fair, St. 1-ouiii. last year. They opened at Salt l,nke, Utah. July BrRTtTA Dorian, sensalional trapeze per- former, spent Sunday, July II, at her home in Iioknmo. Ind. She received a beautiful .; privilege or examination on *M deposit. VY. NEI.30N.8 Van Norden si , No. Cambridge, Mass. WANTED— To strengthen Medicine Sliow, Singing and Iianclug Comedians. Novell v Perform- ers doing wire traps or contortion. Ip in Med. BIX. No Tourists and e.x-niauagers. state all q uick. LEST ER'S H lfl .SHOW. Una. 111. WANTED, For bat. of thls'and next season. Al Sirahtht Man, one with a couple sllem arts preferred, and u goad Black Face Comedian who dunces; both must be strong in acts, solier and reliable; tosiich ran offer long engagement, with good, sure salary and heat or treatment. Stale all in Jlrst letter and lie ready to Join at once. Modern Remedy Co., Pleasant City. UnrnseyCo., P., wk. 24 : Siini mertleld , Noble C o., o, wk. ill. WANTED AT ONCE, AirRA~CTR7N!7- The I'tillinonlr Theatre, Winona. Minn, seating i-apliy, l,.'siu. l-ented by William Hart. GcnhI open lime ror repertoire and other companies, can stage. I'uir week niieii: other giiinl time. Iloutc open nil year 'runnel. Population, SUM; I rail- roads. L'ouipiiiiies playing St. Paul, Minnrupnll Lucrosse, can break Jump. Hood Sunday dale for Vaudeville People. Wrlle or wire. Those win; wrote, write stain. 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Long season ; big towns; week slamls. state all, quick. Your money Is sure. Ad. UK. LESTKR'S BIO MEDICINE SHOW, Lena, III. BKETCHES,Travcstles,Harlesques,elc..wrlt- teu to order. 1 furnish only the best original work. JOSEPH KERSHAW. 829 button wood St.,rilllu.,l'il. LARGE AND SMALL ROOJIS, cool, good locution: tclepbonr: private house. IJU W. sal STRUCT, New York. 1)111111(1 I'lllM IS IHIAM Silver Valley, Thelma, Wild Flower, Hand of Justice, Banker's Daughter, — and oilier* — MS. and Puts, $10. ' A Few Lefl. $'_■ Oriclnul work only, Address lilli COTTAl TICK Ell Vaudeville. \TIST 1J)0K— "The Rep. of Vaudeville:" Typewrit- ten 51 S. containing II Ah- Horlcsl Sketches, 1 Mon., I Dutch Hit, U Comic Verses, l, r i Hubs. (let it while It lasts. Cusli wllh Order. Catalogue for stamp, i jj AVE.. Oulfshuig. Ill, WACTED, Party good wllh Picture Ma- chine. .Must have Plenty Films unci know how In run I hem. To such I will give forty weeks' work and good salary. Ill EDWARDS. Cossnckle, X. V. Have ready for Immediate delivery n new design In the line of STKREOPTICONS: much better man me old STEREOTYPED one yon have been using so long and It don't COST any more. 8LIDE8--ANY SONG, S3.00-S5.00. Lamps of all kinds and any effect built to order, lirop n« a card when In need ofanjibliiglnoiir line. HERMAN E. ROYS t CO., 1100 E. Mill St., NEW YORK. A REAL BARGAIN ONE LUBIN MACHINE, Complete, with about :,oori. or Him, song slider, sheet, rheostat, carbon", electric anil calcium burners: all ready la trunk, ready ror road, only loo.oo; actual rosi JT.ti.oo. Will ship for examina- tion on receipt or « '..en ALFRED L. HAR8TN & CO., 1»« East 14ll> St., Umm York < 1 1 j ft. V. Tel. 3813 Oram. OPTIQEAPH HO. 3, ST1BJ5SE with slldlnt atlachrnent and Oxy. Hyd.Jet, $8T. HARBAC'H * CO.. tog Filbert, Prill.., Pa. LADY VnURIMT. L B. ^. KEITH'S THEATRES AND VAUDEVILLE BOOKING CIRCUIT. Keith's Theatre Boston, Mssa. Keith's ltljt.it Theatre Boston, Masa. Keith's Theatre Providence, It. 1 . 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This is an opportunity for you to experiment without risk. We have a number of ends, suitable for coats and trousers to order at $ 1 6.00 made the Arnheim way with unbreakable fronts and shoul- ders. Three-piece suit $18.00. ARNHEIM Broadway and Ninth Street, New York. Want your m oust ache or beard a beautiful brown or rich black ? Use Buckingham's Dye If your druggist cannot aupply you a.nd BO c.pti to R. V. Hall It Co.. N»»luia. W. M. [ THE BEST STEREO PTI CD II riMl ll.l.l H'l l(ATKI> StIVUS lilt M'ltl'K.V 1 IVI-. IHV.IV $ X 4 . ~7 S. Slilpiicil fiilV.Millllllillliill nil receipt nf ft. CiihI: ami !wr|)eiiiliie Sillies (iiiluicil) fnitii 'Jic. u|i. HM»< iiiiiile in iinlir. HARSTN & COMPANY, law Kn.l 14 tb HI., W «l«, atitoiimiille limme, farin Kmni.-n (tnar »tnri- mill ailJuliilOK t«*clli. \. J. SCENERY I'alnti'il l'li.l Clan*. I»rli ••• Ite»«uii»lilc. Wurk Ilone al Vonr Tlieatrn or lien. 01.11 HI.'KSKItV ItK'KlUCIIKII. A. W. MIL LARD JB., 52 Fnltoi 81., H. Y. ATLIBERrif-ELFIEIIellilCK; KMOTIONAI. IIKAVIKS. SOJIK CIIAIIACTKKS. Good IrUH, licriauii ami Kri-ticli liialeci. l'\|.c rlciicpil iitid rclioiile. HikmI uiinlriiiie mi 11111I off. I'refertiici' given clt.v oIiuwh. Thb" wei-k. Wuil— Wiirlli, Olllo: Ail(f. 11, Uiirlii-rl.iii, Ohio. Ke«|Mii»l- lilii uiifrs. only. Insist upon gtttimj CLUB COCKTAILS — the original buttled brand. They're for superior to guesswork kind. You want the best— well, insist on netting CLUB. Seven kinds -Mnnlinttun, Martini, Vermouth, Whiskey, HollanU Gin, Tom C i in and York. G. F. IIEUBLUN & BM, r «S^«. HAIiTFORO NEW YORK , LONDON Oalolum Ga« and loving Picture Outfit LUMIERE MOVING PICTURE MACHINE Wltli t'alcliim lliinier. cnnipletc, reiuljr for .liinr, only S'ii; i-iwt $:.',. Siiliipcil for exainiiiiitlon mi receipt o! $3. I1AHSTN A rOJII'AXV, 1 :■■■* Ka«l Hill St.. Xnw Vork I'ltT.X. V. ENGLISH BIOSCOPE FOB SATE. lor. Moilc-I. Cont *3fio. All complete. Tno >iii leime. In giniil condition, sell for $*r>. 1. M. l'iiI.MS, m Well- HI,, Cliluairo, III. LADIES' ORCHESTRA 0|hid for Kali ami Wiiilcr eineairement. Tlior otiKlilv experleiii-cil. Aililu-» I IKI.KX I.QI.'ISK KA'I'QX, Sal laliiirj r lica cli, »M». FIRST CLASS FLUTIST (IlliKII.M SVSTK.M) vrlHlic. HMMW ; hotel or traveling troupe. AiJiir«M FRANCIK M. I.KW'IS, HJ2 Nuriiimi St., llrlilKcfHii'l, Conn FRANK Il\8WYI.L Al l.ll.ert.r, .siinrlnir, liiiiiclnjr, Tiilkliiir, Irl«li Wiiliinii.l.'liniiiilcr Arii.l. < 'limine oflini. Ho in OCH, AilOn— II UN. IIKI.'V, I'llllii .i'n. EIIVIEIRV WII.I.IAU IVAKIi. write me unlet. U 'V. Mi IliiNAI.Ii. Ho.Hl'iuiUM Man, Wll.ll AKII HIOII'.S I'l.AVBKH, ROMcm-, !•». 1 leu'im, N. V. MdreM ViOLIMar, Late care ot Mori. I'd. \\ Liberty. First Class Jgent Itiiuicii i»tf eugaveniPDi. Mtkr ffouO or no laiiirv. PALACE MUSIC GARDEN, WIIKVKlTAUV, X. V. MRS, ttll. (ISHIUIXE, Prup. and Mauauer. Olilrleud. nrlt.iu. for uietij man utrnr. au ret, Entirtilntna lh< PuMt. M' o fllirl y 011, turn IhIiIok coin [ile to outfits wttli Miiiple auU explicit Initriictjuni. The Plaid la Large, comprldai lU* rflU'ilnrlhrnlrc .ml leianrn circuit, .1.0 local fliililn In iMinri tic. Public HcliooK, l.inlaii nail lieneral 1'iilillc (imliorlinn. KolliliiK afforili butler opporluultlo. fur SS,... Our Outfit Comprises tho C. P. OO.'I model, PURB CALCIUM OAt OUTFIT. ttl» greute.t onndle power, the .afaat and mo.teoonomlool«ai-rTiBkln|r outfit over Invented. W»ifkttoik.. Stencptcon, HoiId| ttcturi MicMm, (lis. eiiKu *"« * ,l,r r .cr.iiorf MIBtl, SHOW n9.itlni.f ML, Seat. 701, Chlcio. SONG BOOKS I»t (JUS KHARRU SONGSTER r AttfOlumY THE BEST. -, ^UfftMMiaililiqft]pf| ^(Hill Cm; fll/.'vlQU: $1 nn r.cr, ui^nc^^ 'IM5BEI01MM5O CtlAS.KTflARRfS JlW«l3l'. , 5l:NfwYofk Mf HP OthtH HI. M - SHOW PRINTING. 1 Htuf-k IlaiiKiTH, i'ottfciN iiiul t'litn 011 IihihI fur ailvi-r* tlHiii(!«>vrrjf JiriiiM'h uf thitAmuhfiifriit JJumijii •*■>. Hrn4fhr CuLftlf.nitc (II) (if UnittiiUli'iiilH HIm.iv i'rlntlllKi S(tiu tVt Fulr nrxl Ouriiivu) Print lni>: jk Lu'.iU'H-.ni; < lii jlit; I'.^t' i' .. t 'i.iiLKirt: ;.»f i''.«N-ri. M Inrxti-livi I'rliiiln^ cf till kliu'-. 1 GREAT WESTERN PRINTING CO., 013 ELM 3TRCCT, ST. LOUIS, MO. J HJIIX NIK HUT. *'3Kr£ r ,el,e " r -"' K VBIIIII MTUIUli •! K. ..•ill. Ml., New Voik. 580 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 29, s_ CHERRY BLOSSOMS, MASCOTTES, - - - MERRY MAIDENS, - - NEW CENTURY GIRLS, Colonial Hall, 102 W. 101st St. Allaire Hall, 190 3d Ave. AUO. 7. All Ladles and Gentlemen ongagod for the above companies will repoit for rehearsal at IO A. IS/1., kVIONI The BTTTIVER. JACOBS «Sfc Can use few more EXPERIENCED CHORUS GIRLS. Highest salary paid; all wardrobe furnished. Also 3 GOOD ACTS. Please acknowledge call to ., 1204 Broadway, New York, OWING TO MULTIPLICITY OF INTERESTS, ONK OF THE MOST SCI < iESSFll I. MUSICAL COMEDIES or recent date, with full lino or riclorlHl und Block Printing. Production complete In ever; I> , I^OIfc I IE Tulia and Trap llriiiiimor Tor liiuid and orchestra, Performers and Musicians Hint double, Wrllo Wlm oliall, V J., week July -J4; Kurt Kdwanls, N. J., week July 31. WANTED, tor JSSSSh 'THE BANKER'S CHILD' COMPANY, Al Soutirotto and Coined imi with clover MMeblHea; singing and dancing prclcrrcd. Woman with clovor child for part, with clever specially; also clever Aclor. Those who wrote liotore, write attain. .Stole aire, wolgln, heigh i and lowest sain ry; pay your uwn hotel : slate all lir.-i letter. July 'J9 closed « successful season ot W weeks. (Ipou Auk- -■> at LnilliiKton. Midi. 1IAIIRV SHANNON, Ludington, Mich. STAGE DANCING TAUGHT. By VAI DEVILLE ACTS, PROF. GEO. C. MARSHALL. SUNOS, SKETCHES, MONOLOGUE*, ACADEMY, 218 Tremont St.. Boston, Mass. Positively (lie only Experienced Professional Instructor In Huston. A lew of my pupils are Hiivnioiul Hitchcock, r'lora Zaliolln, Itftso llotll, llluliiond lbmner, Maude lliinil, Mcl.aln Sisters, Nellie. Lynch. Maud Campbell, Alice Itovoy, l>ornHi.y Kent, Nellie O'Nell, Mao Stchhlus, Lillian llittklisrl, Clifford and Hale. Lolito Mcaney, Itatello Children, I'hullla, Kilicl Hose, Leonora Robertson, Luella Drew, Mora sisters and liuiirtrcrts of ol hers. SKETCH TEAM MUSICIANS AND WANTED QUICK FOR DR X. W. WITT MAN'S BIG SHOW, Sow at CLEVELAND. !>., Tor six weeks. WAKTKIl— A No. 1 Clarionet for H. und ()., Haillonc to llolllile Second Violin. Tllha llouhle Buss, Alto Double Violin; also an Al Itlack Face SKETCH TEAM (ill ns I work acia. P. M only hustlers ami workers neednpply. I pay a'l atu-r joining. Musicians millions FRANK H. 1IKR.ST. Hand muster. 'All others Uli. X. W. Win'MANN, I'rop., care id Wlllinati's lllg Show, (leu. Del., Cleveland, <>. WANTED, FOR flOLLSM BROS/ ENORMOUS R. R. SHOWS, SIDE SHOW PEOPLE. Lady Bsiijolst or Mimical Act, Jap Juggler. Strong Man, Ladv Singers ami lianccrs. Ihtgplpe Players, Tattooed Lady, gaud Feature Act. I'rol. Ilnrrv Hall and wife, write; also At Dour Talkers. Long season. Address liKO. II. lltVlNC, Manigcr "Annex," Collumr Pros.' Shows, r'ariulugton, la., July .'.>; Cartliaire, III., SI; Rood House, III., a 1 1 jr . .'. Artificial Flowers, Prepared Palms, Etc., for Stw and Loliliy I'SK. We constantly carry In slock a full nssorlmeiil of all kinds of Allltlolul Flowers, Foliages, Crass Mils. Prepared Palm Trees and limits: lu But. everything to ItiiuHIt the stage or lol'liy. Send lor catalogue and price list. DECORATIVE PLANT CO., J10 Urmtitv ay, New York, THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE WILL PLEASE REPORT FOR REHEARSAL AT 10 A. M. IN HEW YORK. tlTTl BALTIMORE BEAUTIES CO., At MA Went 31(li St., MONDAY, Jul; 31. Harrow Trio, Mdna Davenport, Ruth Jordan. I lodges & Lnunclimnre. Mitchell und Love, ('lias. Illnke. Margaret Baxter, Sudie Melville, Nellie Melville. Helen Lnmhert, Myrtle (V-Vell, (jiuce Wilson, Lottie Wesley, Itouertln Ilnrry, May Slattcry, Heater Morris, Lllllnu Nnlty, Hose Keller, Klslo Mliimonil, Kstelle Allen, Murtlin llurllngtoii, Louis Urn nut, Alfred Illiiciicllffc, !•'. Schrueder. YANKEE DOODLE GIRLS GO At i-il West 34th St., MONDAY, August. 7. ■I Smith, Co., Champion & linker Troupe (IS), Yale and lleusted, Mack und Muck, Milton Schuster, Thomas II. Ward, The llrent Ayiilus, Kvn Itnrrlngton, Alice Curtis. May Mm-kle, Helen Elston. (jraec Sessler, Charlotte Kerlwlstlo. Mercedes Beauregard, Mahul Ilellwood, Mile. Knyette, Holla 10. Adnms, Marie Luinar, ("{race I)c Vera, Miss ]">. Watson, Irene (ioodwln, Olive Jones, ;.oii1h Harris. R C. Itevliind, John McVey, ALCAZAR BEAUTIES CO., At the .Mm in y Hill Theatre, Lexington Ave., Near lid St., MONDAY, AugllM. 7. Mathews und Itellly, The Seyons, Margaret Newton, Kelly Brothers. The U'Niitn I''iiinllyt7), Siiwtclle und Sears Cnllic Adunis, Carry Monroe, Vera Devon, Hllen Hi'iindenu, Isadora Miner, Kruncls Sanger,. Kthcl Ilarriiigtou, Madge llowanl, Florence I'liller, (lertrude Heknedw Alva Hluke, May MrKeiizIo, May Wilson, Dais; Williiims, Hessle Dnltncr, I !i|;i:'i MnrlOII, Will hllil A. Kellr, C'liarles K. Taylor, Can uae a good MiMlcal Director. Attn a fen good Chorus 'Women. ACKNOWLEDUE THIS CALL II V MAIL OR I.V PKRSu.V T. W. DINKINS, Knickerbocker Theatre Building, New York. Jo\u& 3ta&\&\ Sows %iSows, Importers of Theatrical Tights and Stockings. ••ns( ixcIvhI large Importallons of Tliwililnil Tights and Silk Hosiery nf every doscrlplloti. Opera Length Slocking* In all grades, Sllli Slaeklnga In every conceivable shade and in various iitiHlillei*, ayiniuetrleui for all iltapei. Our prleenare (he rury lowest, and entire •iitlsl'ucl Ion guarnnteed with every sale. NOTE.— Special care taken In measurement*, of tights to order. Estliuutea furnished by mall or as desired. Silks and Satins for Stage Wear. Special at(en( Inn Ik culled to our iibw collection of Imported and Domestic Silks and Satins for Stage Wear, wlilih Includes Brorade Sating, Tinsel Brocades, Pompadour Silks und Satins, Roman and Persian Silks, Strip!, and Polba Dot Sallnaand many other uovellles apcclnlly inn niifui lui oil by um for the profession, al prices ranging from 1 >< . to Nil. iU yurrt. Many new colors liuve liven aihled to our assorlmont of (he Famous "Daniell" Satin, •40 Inches Wide, Linen nark, at 51. ir, yard Seve nil imlllilioils of til lty with ral imlllilioils of this »al In urooflered elsewhere a I lower price*, but none can compare ill appearance or our "Linen Back Satin," of which we have absolute contiol, mid can ho bought only from ns. ^1-inch ( niton Hark Suf In, In 100 distinct shades and colorings, thoroughly reliable quality. atnPr- yard. riiirnhlt- Wa are fully pi epurcil to execute all orders for professionals who desire hats made to match thole costumes, carrying out to a nicely thelrlileas, at very low prices. Paw Rich Floral Trimmings, entirely new, evening similes, very desirable for decorating theatrical gowns. Largo assortment Make Up Boxes, 3Uc. to «1.5t) each. Also Urease Paints, Powders. Rouge. Powder PitlTs ami Ralilill it at aiicclul prices, ' ■ ' Special Discount to the Profession. Orders by mail Filled the Day Beceived. BROADWAY, 8th AND 9th STREETS, NEW YORK CITY. \A/ A IM E D FOR THE Dramatic Co., Character Woman, Heavy Man and Other reliable People; also Cornet, Clarionet, Trombone and Baritone, for Band. Preference given llioso who have had singe ex- perience, other Musicians, write. All expenses paid. Address GE O. M. NI IH LK. Lii Junta, C tilonnlo. AT LIBEETYT DICK B. TOPE, Musical Director, Pianist. BOX 213, WASHINGTON, ?A. WANTED, REPERTOIRE PEOPLE In all Hues. Preference given those specialties. Musicians that double, Orehcmra Lender. Simc nil tlrst letter. Summer, 1 pay all: Winter, pay Tfllirourn. CI I T Y STOCK CO.. Karuirrsbnrg, ItliL, \Veck uf July 24; aiielbii rn, Intl., veekof Julym. AT LIBC RTrV~ W. T. R08S0N, CHARACTER LEADING MAN, MS K. ORKtIORYST., reusacola, Kla. Mgrs. and Ag'ts., Notice. LATE SONGS, *5 PElt SET. We will tarnish ninnv r.f the latest songs new for t!> per set, where not over ltl slides. aisu cirouhlf ot FILM AT 4, 5 and 6cts. d. HABBACH & CO., 809 Filbert, Phila,,Pa- ..'■.:. ■-'■■ ■■'-■■■'. - ■ - ■ AT TONY PASTORSTHEATRE, N. Y. CITY, WE EK OF JULY 31, l** Invite Offers for Vaudeville or Combination. Per. Add., !i(J7 E. l lfh ST REET. W. L < | 1 ^ 1 '- mmkl ^ tm ^WANTib QUICK, J^O»T" BENNETT - MOULTON CO., STAG© CA.Ki?BJJVrKl«. Play partst J1M.NILK WOMAN, K0LRTH W„MAN. STttOSfl SI N(ILE SPE0IATY. (Ilhcr 3 . write. AdnrW A. P. KEKD. care of New York CLIPPER until JitlTj^"- \^r MfL BaV id EP^B A.T LIBERTY r\AIME VENTRILOQUIST m m m * ■ Wl ■■!)■( s.ven Pignrea. Flnlth In One- „.„*■ «LO I1LACK ^JIOE WALKIItU KlOl",*" 11* E. »3lh St., R. l• , '• Time, it) t„ la puiiuie,,, pi„y Pait"' 4 JULY 29. THE NEW YORK CLIPPERS 581 REMARKABLY SUCCESSFUL IN EVERY RESPECT, ; CANADA'S REPRESENTATIVE ATTRACTION, MR. GEO. H. SUMMERS WANTED. A YOUXfi. I'm!n K f il «'. , i I \ t ? r» I Jlfldr I'onsl And bark, without losing a week. Two month* In one illy nf I2.."(MI population. l» capacity hiudues*. ami W nw koIiik hi ilit II again A rTIf AC'I I\ I". I.KAKIMi LADY, slroug enough to he featured. pse capable of playing lind dress'ng sorb purls us "I'liinlllc," ' l.enh" mid "Kioii Frou :" « poiinrruv. «"u «i^v.«.iv , » .Jiflructcr woman, n Juvenile Jlun who Sings, a feature Vinulcvllle Team who can cliah"c nlchlly for n week nml I'la.v I'urt*. wilier useful stork prank* wrlli Song Hlldcs. Address all communications to HAftBY P. MARR8, Builnew Repretentatlve. OREO. M. SUIWIIWIKRS, Prop. Summsra' Stook Oo., Hamilton, Oanada. in. n Clever Ingenue and Will buy tiood Seioiiil Hand Films rtml WANTED, FOR ROE COMEDY COMPANY, ORTINO Leading Man, Heavy Man, Man for General Business, Leading Woman, Character Woman. Addre.e C. J. W. IIOK, Trenton, Mew Jersey. P. 8.— Can me Big Vaudeville, Musical or Comedy Feat are Act week Aug, 7. for Patereon, If . J. ISABEL HOLLAS-BAILEY GEO. W. BAILEY CI.KVKB BOnilRCTTES, IMIKNUES AXD HOTS, Al PIANIST, S10I1T READER, ARRANGER 8IN0IN0 AND DANCING SPECIALTIES. AND DIRECTOR. Abiolutcly Sober, Reliable, Experienced and Competent. Just closed 47 weeks with nennctt-Mouiton Co. Address -Jtaii EAST MAIN STREET, Columbus, Ohio. KLARK-URBAN COMPANY Owing to disappointments, can place Al REPERTOIRE COMEDIAN, must be a dancer: MAN WITH MOVING PICTURE MACHINE to play hit* and assM with Binge. OTHER GOOD REPERTOIRE TEOPLE, .WRITE. Season opcnB here, Aug. 17. KLARK-URBAN STOCK CO., Greenville, Pa. HARRY L. BECK S "WAS SHE TO BLAME" CO. Supporting; RUTH CRAVEN. Tall, Good Looking Leading Man and character Woman, First Class Heavy Man, Han with red hot specialty to feature, and double small part on stage; Pianist, must he thorough musician; Han with Picture Machine, to double small part; Rcllablo Adranco Mam. Stale lowest salary In Drat letter. 1 pay all. Open middle of August. AddresB, with full particulars, HAIIKV L. BECK, Greene, Iowa. r, fox* tlxe FRANK DUDLEY COMPANY Young, GOOD LOOKING Leading Woman, Strong Character Man, Ingenue and Soubrctte, wltb Spe- cialty; Good Heavy Han. Strong Character Woman, Gen. Bus. Man, with Specialty; Man for Small Parts and Props, wltb Picture Machine; First Class Piano Player (must, arrange). All must he First Class and have GOOD WARDROBE on and oir. State all in first letter. Season opens Hot Springs, Ark., latter part of August. Rehearsals two weeks. Can use First Class Specialty Team lo change for week. - Address FRANK DUDLEY, Mgr., Crown Point, Indiana. coliseum:, Terr"© Haute, Intl. NEW POPULAR PRICED THEATRE. Have a few dates in September, October and November for one night and week stands. Address H. O. BronBon, Mgr Christie Stock Co., Supporting WAITER BOSTON and GEORGIA LEE, Full Acting Co., Man for Gen. Bus. and Props, Al Hustling Repertoire Agent, Piano Player who can arrange, Comedian and Soubrctte, must do Al Specially. OpenScpt.4. State all brat letter. Addrets by Idler only. ARCHIE K. CHRISTIE, 104 W. 40th Street, N. Y. City. MANAGERS— For open time address Dan B. Vernon's Booking Exchange, 1461 Broadway, K.Y.CIty ALL LOCAL MANAGERS HOLDING CONTRACTS FOR THE KINSEY KOMEDY RO. Made by ED. BARN8TEAD JR., please communicate wlllt me at once. All contracts filled. Can place Al Male Pianist, also Firm Clats Property Man. M. L. KINSEY, Adrian, Mich. P. 8.— Boys, wo didn't run. WA1VTED, for JEAVON'S STOOK CO., DRAMATIC PEOPLE IN ALL. I_IIMES. Those doing specialties preferred; also Good Acta to feature. All people must Join on wire; no time (or useless correspondence. Mention all ilrsi letter. Salary must be reasonable a* It la sure. Address JEAVON'H STOCK CO., Freeport, Pa. for New Era Floating Palace, MUSICIANS and PERFORMERS. bMsg season. W. P. McMAIR, Manager, Peru, III. CENTRAL VA0DBVIL7,E AS8MIATI0N of INDIANA, OHIO and MICHIGAN. IVllllTPDi FIRST CLASS VAUDKVIlWacTS of all kinds that are suitable for ladles and children. IT All IK", to Such acts we can oirer loFo U consecutive weeks. Acta going West conmiunltatc with "US SON, Orpheuiu Theatre, Sprluglleld. O., for Sprlngllcld, Hamilton, p., Mttnlce aiid Me 'bmond, lud. Acis going feast write JOHN II. AMWONS, Crystal Theatre, Marlon, Hid., for Marlon /hdersona Kokomo, ind. Transportation from point to point will not exceed 7r.c. P«f JnnjP- , T 1 ' ^a*i?iniiTini? M cent theatres, giving three or more performances dally. CENTRAL VAUDEVILLE ASSOCIATION HELEN GGDE3N, SOUTHERN CLASSICAL SOPRANO AND CONTRALTO VOCALIST. ClAWAQSinH LOOK1K8 FOR "Bit. PBTUOUn ZSZliHZ 'm m Ta eaTuaaia ZOI^A, SPIRAL TOWER MARVEL, HOT STATE ST.. Hew Havsa, Conn. HARRY SUTTON and SUTTON KITTY 1". 8.— "The Dam Book's Alright." i.e. »<«:« BDWABD gHAYNB, Rep. See Boat*. $500.°° buys 90ft. Round Top with Side Wall, 40H. Mid- dle Piece, 25 Length! Beali, 1 Oil. high; Iron Bracket Stringers, Canopy Entranoe, Cen- tre, Qnarter and Side Poles; one Band Wagon, one Baggage Wagon, 12 Band Uniforms, 500ft. Hedging to enclose lot, New Ropes, Pulleys, Stakes, one Btike Puller, Jacks, fonr Small Tenia and Candy Top, Polea, Flags, Picks, Sledges, drab Hoes, Etc., Eto. Address ALF. 0. HBRRINOTON, Manager Star Theatre, Scranton, Pa. Bookings Great* -The Result of Success. HARDY "The Amerlran Blondln." HAS OPEN TIME ON AND AFTER SEPT. IS, for Fairs. Exhibitions, etc. Now proving the Greatest and Most Sensational Act over witnessed. Specially engaged by DR. J. O. ORR, Manager, Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, as "FEATURE AERIAL ATTRACTION." Address OXFORD PARK, Greraabnrg, Pa. WANTED, STRAICHT MAN, For COIEDT HDSICAL ACT. Must be Btrong Cornet Player, well up In music and good talker. Season's work booked. Play some 'cello or organ. PRANK MACK A Y, Tlconderoga, N. v., Care nf Dorothy liOWis Co. Week of July 31, Bellows Falls, Vt. WANTI •for .F. m I0DEI AERIAL TEAM doing Three or Fonr Turns, and other Versatile Performers for Ring. II flat CORNET and TUBA for Band. If you booze don't dare to write, Jnst unloaded a bunch of drunks. Salary low, but you get It promptly every week. Address LENNOX. Mans. AT LIBERTY AFTER SEPT. I, MAN AND WIFE, 1st VIOLIN and PIANO. Experience of eight years. Best of references. Please stale terms In trst letter. Address O. HOLLAND, 121 Fountain St., Providence, R. I. KINGSLEY-RUSSELL CO. WANTS REPERTOIRE PEOPLE IAI TO DIRECT AID 011 I0BE VAUDE- VILLE ACT. Address IA0OIB, ILL. HALF SHEET HANGERS AND WINDOW CARDS. $5.00 For First 100. Hade direct from photo. Including cross lining. A superior and artistic piece n( paper, which must ne seen m be appreciated. Full size Samples and price list, 10c. OTTAWA PHOTOGRAVURE CO., Ottawa, Illinois. WANTED AT ONCE, A FIRST CLASS STOCK CO., To Open the New Dolly Vardan Theatre, ON HOUSE SHOE ISLAND. Thirty thousand people to draw from, Answer »t ouce, giving your best percentage terms and full particulars as to plays and papers. Address NEWELl, « JACKSON. l'.'tl Illinois Street, Eau Claire, Wis. WANTED, BY A.V Al TRAP DRUMMER POSITION IN THEATRE. Can furnish lies! of reference. Years of experience. AtldreBs F. JAMES, Jackson, Tcnn. Buying Picture Operator, Pianist, Manager and Imitator. Address, ROBT. A. II RAO RETT, Park View Hotel, Brooklyn, N. Y. AT LIBEHTY FOB COMIC SEASON, ST A OK CAHPFATER. Thoroughly up In all mechanicals. Union man, of Local No. li. Long experience. Address M. at. PITTS, Wheeling Amusement Co.. Wheeling, West Va. WANTED, for BbRS IAHS0R CO., TCI) A. double Siring Bass: BARITONE, double First Violin; TROMBONE, double Viola: CORVET. double Second Violin; CLARIONET AND SLIDE TROMHOXE, B. A 0.; also BAND AND ORCHES- TRA LEADERS. JAS. T. Me AI.PIN, Clarendon Hotel, cor. Ciark and OniarloSts., CHIL'AO O, IL L. WANTED, for SEPT. t, PEOPLE IN ALL LINES OF REP. Those doing specialties preferred. State all In flrsl lelirr. WELSH * NAVMHt., Lock Box 3v leller. FltANK II. 1,'AJJIt, I'lil'iui: Tbeiilre, or Klil|i|rc Ulrellll Office, I so I llnmilnnv. N. V. ' HENRY F. WILLARD WANTS VAUDEVILLE PERFORMERS FOR PHOENIX PARK THEATRE, JACKSONVILLE, FLA. NOTE.— Time Is short, ho stale wnek wauled. I nwn«l salary, whil yun do, lime nf art and set, and remember you are playing lo lady audiences. WEEK AI'UI'HT T AND liATKK. WATCH FOR TIIK Sll'MICAL FA III K CUHICDY, "REUBEN IN NEW YORK." hauress MEXIIY F. WILLARD. eare or Phoenix Park, Jscksonvllln. Florida. ^7%T A. NTED, An Al Premier, Fancy or ntrong tfolo Buck Dancer lor Headline Vaudeville Act. Addrea. EDWIN T. ELLIOTTE. 4B Rnnh St.. Chicago. HI. JACK 8. JEFFKItH WANTS ^UICK. V KOH THE „ RUNAWAY BANKER CO., Al OXR XIIIIIT AOKNT, one who eati route show If necessary j LKIUT COMKOIAN', with Kpeclftltr ; MALIC I'lAN'n I'l.AYKII. limb must double brass. All utust be sober aiul re- liable and not misrepresent, utberarlae you nlll be ebiHi.il nbliiiul uollce. Uooil trenaiieut tu deserving tieoiilc. C'pelt AUif. 1U. ISoukvd hoIIiI. Tell nil llrrt teller. Address JACK. S. Jlil'TKllH, Mgr., Alusworth, Iowa, , 582 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER 'July 20 SONG B O O The BEST, the BIGGEST, the FLASHIEST, and s«n «« flight Alwavs. CONTAINING the SEASON'S BIG HtTS. Keep a Little Coay Corner In Your Heart For Me, My Guiding Star, Im Going to Meet Birdie To-«igttt, l ^^r^'VoV^The Bon^Birda are Singing of You, Tommy; The Ki*£T Know Why, Don't Be So Mean, I Wants to Pick a Bone With Von, All Is Well, Jennie^Dear; p »™*dl, ftldter Boy, *££ Billy McNeil for Mine, Nobody But Youf M^B^ Firelight, Whafe the Matter with Sarah? Daley, Jaeper, Don't You Hear Me Calling You; If toiw Were ' 0" l 7 *™' Sjjf^^wny Suwanee Flow-, Under the Banana Tree e ? J j Moon, By the Watermelon Vine, Lindy Lou; Remember, Sweetheart, Remember; Sylie, She Waite by tbe Deep Blue Bea, wnere ™ ^«»^ "» «ee atd wenty.flve other Bongs, one full pieoe of mueie on Teddy Roosevelt up to date, Recitations, J°j£ BB and ^ on ° i °8 u v ™, __ romD -„ y book, in ten day. nrom receipt or order. B.nd for .am D i~. Uur atork book, tor HHI.I-UO hkv« Ju.t b.en Is.i.ed. al*. 10x13, •!.!» per 100, or_il._0.OO per J_.&»0._ Ws- "•*'JP£\% ^Sa" r «Mv'd "for "tnck book.. So book. ...,t C. O, D. pI "«M oar long book letter giving full Information on nong book matters We pulilLli up to date Clown, long anil .Toko TJookf, lire Sill, KUi- Ktu'd IOc. In stamps lo pay postnire. or* A. LONDON per 100, or iT.OO per 1,000. Order, flllrd on day rece P»UB- CO., 718 il lo 'hllad.lphla, p a MUTOSCOPES AT A BARGAIN. Having Just rermrehnsod' the delusive rights Id Dig ljunk Island territory, formerly la Hit; liruidn of Hie Long Island Alutoscope Co.. wr llnil ourselves overstocked with a Ilmlli'ti iitiinber of new and perfect Iron cabinet mn- chines. These we offer as follows: lots of five - - 340.00 lots of ten - • - 36.50 lots of fifteen - 36.50 Lots of twenty - 35.00 These nre the regular' standard machines usually soli) at J4. r ».00, and this opportunity h one that we bnve never before been privi- leged lo offer. No more will be offered ac these prices when this lot Is gone. Pictures mipplled tin tbe regular rental basis, with privilege of free exchange. No orders entered unless accompanied by n deposit. No agents' cutuinlssloiiij allowed from these figures. Ameriean lutoseope & Biograph Co., 11 Wk 14ll> 8T. , MBW g|Ut OPERA CHAIRS. We manufacture a com- plete line of cliuirs, Irolil one with a plain veneer seat and buck to those with eastings and uphol- stering liuiterlal designed especially Tor the theatre In which they ure to he placed. If yuii wniit the heat, It will pay you to see our line before you buy. AMERICAN SCHOOL FURNITURE CO. , l lilt AUII, 114 Wobn.li Ave. NEW 1U1IK. Ill W.'lNtll Street, IRinnnPPMPN 1 ? We are pleased to an- AnBUUIIUOnilifl l**nuuiice that an luu eas- ing- deinsDtl for uur METAL LAUUH1NCJ t;M.l,KlllES has JtiBtlUetl us In placing large orders. for material und, bettering our raeintiea, thereby greatly reducing the cost of iiiuiiiifiic tine as well as tmprovlug the nualllyi These mirrors are made of a highly polished composition metal. Have same appearance, produce same effects aud will answer Hie purpose as well as the most costly glass. THKV AHK TUB ONLY PRACTI- CAL. MIRHOIlS KOKTHAVBUM1 PUR- POsEH. We are otrerlug'our No. 1 Style (iullery (lutendetl for park* and other permanent loca- tions) at a special low price. Write Tor particulars, J. M. NAXJQIITUN AMMBMEVT CON- STHICTION CO., 12U South High Street, Co- Inmhus, Ohio. LETTER HEADS, Ennlipei, Cards, Tickets, Genfracts. Pig. 8TA0K MONEY, 1(0. THICK CARDS, lo. Book of cuts, iioc., oonialnln, CROSS PRINT. 4 over 560 engravings. ISO. CO., Chicago. ANTED, OWINfl TO 1 ISAPI'OINTMKNT, . Al SINQWQAND DANCING COMEDIAN and SOWRETTE, Tell an first letter; no time for correspondence. About n weeks' repertoire, then tint' night slnnd. Pay vtrir own hotel, (loud Sketch Team Unit run do parts, write. THE STKE1.8MITHS, Bethan y, Mo. m sale •sloi mciius OF nil kinds, cheap, flood us new. All guaran- teed. Also have nil kinds or Picture Machines, Mulosoiipes ami Wntllng tluesslug Scales, Mills, Swinging Punching Bags, cheap. Apply FRANK MlCIIAL, fc>4 YV. lialtlinore St., Ualtlinur e, ______ AT I_ll :wtv, THOS. W. CARKOLL HEAVIES nud CHARACTERS. Tlioroiighlv r.xis'i-lent'cil. STOCK, UKl'., KlI OXK IMKI'K. First t'liiss Miiiiukits Only. • SiKI-UUT'roX ST., LOWHI.l.. MASS. mtm BLOOD POISON FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS we hive made the cure ot RlooJ Poison a specially. Blood Potion Permanently Cured. YtsitmilwtrentodathonicunJers.imegu.ir.intv. Capital V>" W"" i. We solicit the most obstinate cases. If you have exhausted the olj methods of treatment and still h.ive aches and pilns, Alucus Patches In Mouth. Sore Throat, Pim- ples. Cupper-Colored Spots, Ulcers on any part of the body. Hair or Eyebrows falling eot. wilte for proofs of cures, tisj-page Book Tree. COOK REMEDY CO. till MASONIC TEMPLE. Chleiio, III.. II. I. A. For KIDNEY CAPSULES MID"! TROUBLES and CATARRH ol the BLADDER. Cures all Discharges in 48Hours fc»lb tUf-iUl* *r::tri«iw SIEGMAN & WEIL. 77-81 WOOSTER ST. (Bit. Spring and Brooms), N.w York. Theatrical Supplies, Grease Paints, ... 1 Tights, Wigs, ... I Gold & Silver Trimmings Spangles, Etc., SEND 4 CIS. for CATALOGUE No, 4. Send 4 CU for catalogue Ho. a. W. und goods C. 0. D., tubjtct to Inspection but r.qulr. ■ d spoilt on il oru»r»» CRACKER JACK A delicious popcorn confection, pot gp In moisture proof packages that keep It fresh a loDg time. A uulck seller for theatres, el reuses, traveling theatri- cal and medicine cumpsoles and all places of public amusement. W« also make a large line of PACKAGE CAN- l)!KS suit tbe UELIAIILB i'UPCOUN BfllCK. Inform us where you bold a confectionery concession and we will send Huioplcs and prices. BUEUKHKIH BROS, k BUKSTBU, CM1CAUU. MCOPM PLAIIW. NU COSTI'MF: m sttmctlve tor Btasre wear as su AtlCUKIlKON PLAITKIt tiOWN. PlalUng by "KAI.K" nieuiiH the hest work at the lowest price*. Send for luioklcr. Special discount to the Ihealrlcu) trude during the Siiiumer uiouihs. 122 E, F" 59th St. AUK New York. NKW YOKik. CHIUACiO. HEPNESR WIG COMPANY, 111 W. Mtll 8TRKKT, NKAK BROAUWAT, S. T. CHICAGO BHANCII, CHIOAOO UPKKA HOUSE BLOCK. Send for catalogue C. to either offlce. LEARN TELEGRAPHY AND It. 11. ACCOUNTING. tsoto $11x1 per month assured our graduates undot lioud. You don't pay us until you have a position. Large*! system ot telegraph schools In America. Kiidar«ed by all railway Uluclals. OPKKATOKK ALWAYS IN IlKMAJJU. I.sdles also admitted, write fur catalogue, .mouse school of TELEGRAPH V, Cincinnati. 0.; Uuttulo, N. V.; Allnuta. tia.; Lacrosse, Wis.; Texarkatis, Tex,; Snn Kranclsco. Cal. WANTED, FULL ACTING COMPANY. Lending Woman capable of playing Purttieula, I'Riillne. eic: Juvenile Wmnuu, woman toruiiar- ai tcis and (ieneral Rajs,; Lady Pianist, Heavy Mail, Juvenile Man and other tireful Itepcrtoire People, write. Can u*e Al Moving Picture Ma- chine iiml t)|ierator with lip lo Date Hum?. Slate lowsNt salary and full partlcstlarx In tlrst letnor. Address CI1AIILKS KIX0, 46 Highland Ave., Mltldletiiwu, N. Y. WANTED TO PURCHASE. IN GOOD CONDITION, INFLATABLE or FAT MEN'S SUITS. KOIl WATKll PANTOMINK. Klnlc lull pitrlkiihim unit lowest cash price. F. I'. CO.. Alntilwtton Uentli, N. T. Wanted, Dramatic People in all Lines, for FABIO It 0*1 AM. Also Prop. Alan, eapnlde of playing small purl*. Kehenrsals Aug. !L Season oiiens Aug. in, ■(.', wi'eks. Ilenipilend Prince, write. AtldreBB HAKIlY mill), Mar., 151J Trllniae BKIg., Chrcugo, III. PHOTOCRAPH8. Oahlnst Photos of yourself for aelltng, (8 per 100. lit) per 1,000. KdenaCAKHONA rlulsli. Send photo. FIT SLI WANTED IttllCX, SOBER AIL AROUND COMEDIAN, Shiner and limner, under canvas, chaufte for week. F ONDA SHOW. Utclil un.l, X. V. Wanted, lor the Harrington Pavilion Theatre, tleueral lluslness Woiusii. Other t'setul People, write. Musicians for U and II. i: A.llAHKISiil ON, sw Waliash Ave., Terra Haute, Ind. MUSIC ARRANGED, COMPOSED, ETC. A. KKBTSMAtl. 411! K. 151 h St .. New York. AT LIBERTY-ART, "and GLADYS REMSEN. HINOI.KM AND Dtll III. Ks, rimiiae for week. Platin. Week July M, Canton, N. Y., care ot rlliiipton A OeVerf rilmsrv. PYAN FLEET -rr-% RINTEJK 4T WRIT MUa •TtUDasT, NasW tOaUt AT LIBDBTY FOB BBOULAB SE&SOI, Geo. T. Serrels, Leads or HeaTles; Madelene Goodwin, Hcavvlaa or fharaet.ri. Andresn BERNARD HOUSE, lx>ndon, Ont.. ran. IVsicfdlsB of Season. Crank piaims, one Military Land Organ, Foldlug Organ", Mechanical Fog norun, Megaphoni-p, Trlungles, Auto HornB, llallylioo, Hand Whistle, Umbrellas, Folding Cots. Black or Brown Water- proof! ng, easy to put on: l/>t Folding Chairs, Can- vas Settee*. Waterproof Canvas: m:s:, Ux2t, SOx so Bine k Teats. FreeBurgaln Booklet. K. li.AimilKUSTKIl, Mprluglleid. Illinois. A BASS SINGER, Willi GOOD. CLEAR, DEEP VOICE, \ DESIBES Al ENCAOEHEBT With a tli>t clsss . ".iiup.ui i at a moderate sal ,. arj. flood appearance, temperate and rell ) utile; am lamlllar with business nuuiaaemeiit ' as well. Address BASS. c.«re of CLIPPER. Jaswi LEADER WANTED. OKCUKSTHA LKADKI1 capable of Doubling Alto In Bnnil. Must be coni|>etent and reliable. Write, giving lull particulars, and quote lowest salary, atop at hotels, \Yc pay board. I'KTEHS' HAVII.ION HI. A V Kits, LOU AN, KAN.. J >ily :il. FOB SALE, REPERTOIRE SHOW, Will sell half Interest lu the best money making Itcp. Show or the day. Object fur selling, Illness. Tune all bonked. Address KKrKRTOlKK SHOW, care of CL1 PPF.R O lllce WANTED QUICK Bed Hot Pianist aod Al Medicine Per formers' In All Lines, For Halnnce ot Summer and Winter Season. Stop atlioieiM. State all In tlrst letter ana salary. No tickers or runcv llgures. Be ready to Join nn i e- celpt uf wire, FRANK CASAD, Mgr., Kdlns, llo I T II tiF.NERAL AOTOIt, AMATEUR LADY for Sinal- Psrls.JUVBNILKWOUAN. Salaries sure. Btate all. Tom Crlsty, Delmalne, write. TOM FRANKLYN WYE, Indtpendtnct, Kas. WANTED AT ONCE, PIANO PLAYER, Sight Reader. Also Al LECTURER. Must lie gond onlre worker ami get the inonev Address HILLY SKXRAII MODERN RF.MF.DY CO. MtiTllle, la. GERTRUDE EWING CO, WAVT8 HI II K, Man sad Woman lor General Business. Must he competent, reliable and experienced. Rehearsals beglu here July ::i. Address GER'l'RCDK KW1X0, Poplar I en; rr, Mo. J. G. Sint/.inan and wife, telegraph. The (it. JHelbonrn Show. Good Useful Performers, Wagon Show. Must Join ut once. Portsmouth, In., July .u; lllotleu :J1. Shelby Aug. 1, Hancocks. Also Wnui Agent. WANTBD, GOOD NOVELTY MAN t'hango for Week: Also Sketch Tennis. EIIANK VAItt), wrlle tir wire. 1>». f. T'AXA, Mineral, III. WANTED AT ONCE. MEDICINE PEOPLE IK ALL BRANCHES. Preference to organ, piano plarvr. All write. No dogs or children. MQDEKX RK.MEDY CU., Capron, Virginia. AT LIBERTY. . LINDL TKMOIt, For Minstrels, ijiinrtatle, llitrlesi|UC or Illustrated Sniigii. Can play parts, or will Join good itarlner- Must be ti. K. Per. address •JIOS tlOlOH 8T., lialtlinore, Md. MUSICIANS WANTED I can place competent Musicians at once (locate;. All Instruments, whether baud or orchestra, write at. once, slating lowest salary and come on wlte. If yon don't receive, reply, write again later. " EUAN, WllmlUKton, Del. JOHN S. MOVING PICTURE FILMS. 40,iiiili KF.KT, varied lengths; .100 different subjects, foreign and Atuerlcau; bating beeli used over our circuit of theatres, we infer the above at from 4 TO VKNTS PER FOOT. They won't lasl long. Call quick or write lor IM. V1TAURAPII COMPANY OF A1IF.RICA, 111) Nassau Street, N. Y. Oily. STA6E 0ANCIN6— Y0UH6 MAN WISHES A position as Assistant lo one havlug private nr cliorul work. (All styles ot step dauelug). Formerly with late John J. Bogan. K. .Mi-HAHON , 117 Cli nton Ave., Brooklyn, ft, Y. Wanted, Good Comet Player who Doubles Vio- HnlnOrcb. Other good people, w rile. Baiary every Sunday morning. Loug season. Must be able to Join it nice. K. U. Russell, Mgr., Russell Cotntdy Co., P. U. Box 130. lierrlu, HI., par address. The Great Barlow Minstrels J. A. COBURN, Owner and Mgr. MINSTREL PF.OPL.K III all lines. Can place number at oWt» on Summer .Shaw Utht-rs to Join In August for regular ■ensmi. HIGH CLASS SPECIALTIES. ?or Mln-'rei I Olio, KTKOMJ CMBHf MUSICAI. ACT. tloobllng l. to ... u"j Ballad Singers, TOP TKNOUS, Tenors, Baritones sail Basses, Kxpt-rltnred IniYr. lorutor. UANCBHH doubling brass. i MUSICI On all Instrnmenta and doubles. Urchestra, to Join IMJIKUIATK.L Y THAI' DHVMHEH anil CORNET, Band aid All iieople suite age, weight, height, sendmg permanent addres?, and performers and slngm doubling brass please mention. . Akron, 0., July 23-29; YoungstovvB, 0., 30 to Aug. 5; Caiitob.O., Aug, M2, ~Blg Stock ^oT R e nt f iro w* s THE •• sJOLLY PATHFINDKB8, BAND and 0RCUE8TRA. will close the most successful season Aug. £ In the history of the eilittjrf of this company, being the twenty-seventh consecutive season. Regular Pall season opens Ang. tut Lebanon, Iud. Opening for a First Class Leading Man: also a Man for Light Comedy and Joitstie Parts- one with specialty preferred, can also place with LOItU BALTIUOBK Musicians of All KIMj, including Band and orchestra Leader. Man for Prop, that can play In Band ami Double (stage Address J. N. KKHTFROW, Pine Blurts, Ark.. July 81; week after that Lebauon, Ind. NOTK.— Parties not receiving n reply to their application In answer to. my ad. In CLIPPER two weeks ago, win kindly consider the position asked for was tilled, having received over boo letters. Tu busy in answer all, ' . *„.-... — 8= SKAS0\ 1905-8. ' AGENT AT LIBERTY , 15 fan' BsperieoN REPERTOIRE COMPANY- PREFERRED. Clo«e Contractor. Thorough Programmer, Heavy Lithographer, Artlstlt Writer. llAXAtiKRS IN WANT OP THIS KIND OF A MAN, address Bill Poster, Able Pies HABBY G. ALGEB, 2158 LeilnglOB Ave., lew Tor.eily, A.in.t^«»onaoriLt Park. Drawing population over a quarter million, no opposition and many years of established tuctea and policy. Net pronts over $su.uto per year and rapidly Increasing. Uuderu apd up tu d»t< it every respect. Filectrlc Lights, Water Worki and ull convenleuctH. Scenic fiallway, Modern Ttei- ire. Convention Hall, Bathing, Circle Swing Flying Machine, Roller Coaster. Aqusrims, Loop tb( lAHip, Shoot the Chute, Johnstown Flood, Carousal, Illusion palace audover dozen mere high una nttractloiiH. A strictly incritpriojis bhslness proposition and not speculsilve. Positively do dtunmr obligations. For strictly personal reasons owner will sell entire stock for. cash. Personal internet to responsible principals only. Address "g\VNER,263",,careof L'UPPkB, WANTED, FOR "WHEN WOMEN LOVE" (EASTERN AND WESTERN), 1-1 IM ES. CHILI) (girl) between 6 and H PEOPLE IN A l_ I Those doing specialties preferred. SOUBRKTTK WITH CHILH (girl) between 6 and s: SMAU l.'UMF.IHAN and tiood CHARACTER COMF.1HAN. State age, height, weight and loweet salary I: tlrst letter PRANK W. NASON, Msntger, Halifax, N.S., July 2T, 28,29; Windsor, X. S., 31; Annapolis, X. S., Aug. 1; Yarmouth, N. S., J and 1; Weymouth, N.S., 4; l)lgby,N.S.,6;St..Iohn,N.B..T,S, 9. ■ •■ • i ' HARVEY and GAGE CO., Leading Juvenile Man. Woman for Characters, Pianist (leader), Stage Carpenter. nry ami previous experience. Achearsals Ang. 7. Address State lowest t>! LVKN.Mtss. Wanted, for Ponce De Leon Comedy Co., Leading Woman, character Woman, Leading Han, Heavy Han, Comedians, Specialty People. Sltflw and Dancing Soubrene, Musical Team, Al Plsno Player. Actors and Actresses ot AMlitr glvn decided preference. Must be people or recognized ability. All First Class Hep. People, Frm- Sobriety, good wardrobe and appearance alHolutely essential, and In writing stale age. HH ivelght, exact qtiallilcaliuns. singing voice (tr any), lowest salary, and encloFe photo, whlck win positively he returned. Ilon't inlsrepreBtur. No telegrams collect. Address, tjnlclr, J. EDGAR MORRIS, WALLACE D. WESTLAKE, lliiBlneiS Mantger, Treasurer. 402 Piedmont A¥e„ Atlanta, Ci. SUCCESSFUL SEASON. 9th WANTED AT ONCE, OWING TO DISAPPOINTMENTS, SONG AND DANGE SOUBRETTE, COMEDIAN, Heavy Han, Character Womun and Han, Mule Pianist anil Other Useful People, wrlle. Those H>»' have written before, write agalu. All must b« strictly sober und reliable. Address JQ A IVl O IT I I Oakaloosa, Ia„ week of Jul) a; ■ O. AWvEhL; Kuuxvllle, la., week ol Ju'f "'■ _ MUSICAL COMEDY, A Rellneil Light Cinnedlnn, Juvenile Man (lisrltnne), Male Ouartet who can Play Patts.SlsierTe.iii Mr .Small Parts mul llnuelug speelaliv. Charaeler Mull (Uiilcli), Chnractur Woman, liigfime nij» soprano); all nnistdo STROM; S|H>claltle", >lng and fiirtili-li Bi>t class wardrobe. Chorus '■"». Live Advance Agent, and Second Man. Address A. «.. DKLAMATKK, Koauuke, > «• EARLE G. SIMMONS. bSss SUll at the Poll Mm k, and Eight Side I |>. LIBERTY SEASON OOS-06 Stock or One Piece. Adilres. JA< Ut'ER THEATRE, Waterbary, Conn., or Artor's WoeUty »t Amitic—_ BELCHER'S MUSICAL NOVELTY CO Opeiiing at Perth Aiiihoy, X. J., Sept. 1, ror a season of 35 week". WANTBO. I*»der. "•»"?«"•• kTiiISII ?V U S B W '''("Vrlck Bicycle Rider. All must double l.msa. M. L. »" L S«»i v I. i. RepreaentallTe, Ell. F. A HAMS A CO.. Ho W. 42d St. Xo. :i Audiews St., Roelieiler. *l WANTI r or tha UYl :»JIVI STOOK oo. OTHER USEFUL PEOPLE WRITE. „.,,..,. E. u. ohosjean.901 North Ninth Street, Independence, hawa- HENRY BROWN. VAUDEVILLE AOKNT, 0» DEARBORN STREET, tlilcago, !»• July 29. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. ,583 • TO S T O WORLD'S COMEDY FOUR CONLAN. WARD. DOBBS and HAYES. N CATCHY Cam COULDN'T COII.I) WITTV DKLicirrtTL WEALTH DKTA1N WAIT DK(il)RI) Would Dil> HARMONISTS. Hi .«. i t,i;lis • How. HAVK. OOI£ED SOLID IIST VATJIDE VI__L_:i__r___. _L «30S- 1 00«3. THEATRICAL HOTELS and BOARDING HOUSES. it Wabash A Madison, CHICAGO. II 0. C. Yaughan, Prop. Slrlctlj ,JlL American Plan, *s 15 (Ingle; $742" do ublet VamleTlllc patronage Invited. PALACE HOTKL, lei N. Clark St., Chicago. F.aronean, $3 per week: with prlvatfc bath, $7. Turkish Bath, too. H, B. I1UMPHHKY, Prop. ' WH. TELL HOU9._, Howard and Somer- set Sts.. Boston, Mass. Central location. Kx cellent meal.. EMILY T. BANNWAK-. Prop, TRAFALGAR HOTEL, 116-117 E.14,N.T.,nr. Union So., Academy, Dewey. Rooms 60c, 76c, *1, $1.6 day; $2-60 tots week. W.D.HANNlOAN.rrop. BERNARD HOTEL, 8th and Pine, St. I,onla, near all theatres. European plan. Room and bath, taoo to tT -week. OlTO trial. B. F. CAUILL, Prop. ' HUNT'S EUROPEAN HOTEL, 148 Dearborn St., and OXFORD HOTEL, Canal and Adams. Rates to profession. FRANK HUKT. Prop.. CHICAGO. THE CASTLE INN, Niagara Square, But falo, N.' Y. Bates, $2 to $4 per dny. MR. C. F. DONB Alt. Prop. ; BlRS. si. F. HAIR, Mgr < A.MERAORAPH MoL'ou Picture Machine; also Films. Song Slides, etc, wanted. T.'J. HAHBAOH. 800 Filbert, Phlla., I'a. MOVING PICTURE SUPrLY and UKNTAU Films, Machines, Stercoptlcona, Cameras, lenses. Song Slides, now and second hand, bought, sold exchanged. Bargains. StiKtlo for dim and slide making, coloring. Special Flag and Flro Films, expert- repairing, free advice, long years' expe- rience, prompt dealings. Kbcrharn Schneider, German-Am. Cine. A Film Co., 109 E. 12lhSt.,N - .Y.C . HONEY IN SOAP. BIG 7 BAR SI. BOX U CBNT8. High Grade Medicated and Toilet Soap. PARKER CHEMICAL CO., CHICAGO. EDISON KINETOSCOPE, Universal or Exhibition; alfo Films anil, Song Slide* wanted. HARHACH A CO., W Filbert. 1'hlla.. I'a. BARGAINS alwaysat "Peerless Exchange, - '!,;) Washington St.. Chicago, Moving Picture Ma- chines, Stercoptlcona, new au,12nd-hand Films. Slides, Xew Mudol "B" Oxjllthe and other cas outfits. Complete, special price. "Edison's l"nl- versal." Will not be underso ld. HOW TO START IN SHOW BUSINESS. (Copyright*, 3 different books, 10c. All kinds acts. MORPHET'S SCHOOL, M7 I). 12th St., Phlla., I'a. FOR SALE— Handsome Thoroughbred While French Poodles, either sex, $_i. Address R. L. BUYER. 3. r i7 Nectarine Ave., Harrlsbur g, Pit. ~FOtt SALE.— l stereopitcon, cost. »54;lfour jet burner, $6; 2 gas general or*. $8 each, tin: 1 vet song slides, $6; 1 complete shadowgraph; out lit, |20; actual cost, $101. Will sell for $40. F. GRIFFITH, care of BILLBOARD, Cincinnati. so.vg SLIDES (new), lute sets, Jis per set. Films, 4; 5 and u ets.'pef Toot, • Lists mailed. HARHACH A CO., H09 Filbert. Phlla., Pa. THEATRICAL PRINTING, the Schtnutz Pig. Co... Wooster. 0.-10,000 4x9 dodgors, $3..'>o ticl; 10,0001 >j X4,' j matinee tickets, $3.00. GENTLEMEN— I amdeRlrousof stage career prefer mimical comedy; 19 year* old, ambitious, clever; no experience. II AltRV A. SEAMAN, Hotel Miller, fit, Harrington, M ass . ATLIBERTY-PKAKK LITTLE BKAR, wire walker, lire eating and toolli cxiracter. Can ( bsngc specialties for a week; bIho a good man for Wild .West and Carnival. Address Union, Monroe Coutt'y. W.T_ ._ PASSION PLAY FILMS— Two acts, Willi Slides, Posters MB. Prices low. HARBAt'H A Co., SOU Filbert, Phlla., fa. FOR HAI.E or Trade, for Tent or Lantern: 10 neagan Urge stair Belli-, new, $U; » Calliope Pipes. $6; Tuition MolersfSl. L.) Barber Col., $10. S cash, ItUBT. WALDHOK, Carutheravlllc , Mo. . : AT L1HERTY, B.C. 1)K IUOSKN and WIFE, singer*. Dancers, All 'Round Pcrrormers. Change for a week, one plays good piano. Several feature fcpeclaliles. Need tickets, address E. 0. DE RICSKN, Hoolh Bay Harbor, Me. FOR 8 ILK, a Three Polo Oblong Tent, riano, Stage, Scenery, Sews. Kverythlng In good shape. Will sell ror girt*. Tent, 70x4.1; stage, 2i.\2-J'Jplann, good condition. Musi do bus. quick. Address HARRY BARRETT, Central Park , L. I., jL_Y._ ETHER SATUHATORB. HUlillEll HAS RAOS, ML LAMPS, etc., LOW. ACETYLENE OKTF1 T, $7 .60. H. A CO., 8011 Filbert, Plil la.^Pa .HAUIcTaNS ANb URAFTEK8I Kcllar's Magic. Pokor Cards, loo packs, lie, prepaid. K. P. QOMUAN, IBM X. 4h St., Philadelphia, FOR 8ALE-A largo ORGAN with DRUMS, $2M); suitable for a Caroused. Address JOHN MUy.'/.lO ,V SOX. 17* Park Row. New York. OXY. HYD. JETS, *1.*0 to $1.60 EACH. REGULATORS, $3.60. GAUGE, $3.60. DIMMER, $3.6 0. II. A CO., 8011 Filbert, Phlla, Pa. WANTED at Once, Klral Class MMHulur Per- • formers, all lines. Comedians, sketch Teams, Nov- elty Acts, Organ Player. Muslfako and read. Good loud singers, good wardrobe on and olf. Change ror week. Work in Iowa. Lowest tlral letter. Dr. A. Christy, No. 46, Dumas, Clark Co.. Mo. TENT SHOW FOIl SALE-SOft. Round Top, oft. Wall, Side Poles, set nf Scenery, 10 lengths of stringers and Jacks for s tier seals. Must sell by Aug. 1. Make offer. NESB1T SCOVILLE, Ml. Clemens, Mich. WANTKD-Clrcus People doing iwo good acts. Can ttso a good Team. Also Musicians and Bos) Canvas Man. Show runs all Winter South. Add. F. W. BURNS A CO. SHOWS, Dii lul li, M I n n .__ MODEL B. Oxy. Llllic Outfit, $29.60. Arnold Cas Outnt, $25. Arnold Oas Outlll, $13 60. Frawley Gas Ont llt. $16. M. A CO., 809 Filbert . Phlla-. I'a. PAIR LARGE DARLOT <: Size Lenses, $18. Mote Angle Lens, $0. Condeusers, 4'.', in. (best), $1. H. A CO., 809 Filbert. Phlla., I'a. CARS WANTED, SLEEPING AND DINING, AND COMBINATION BAGGAGE AND SLEEPERS- State full particulars. Must stand M. C. II. lnsiwctlon. Would like lo henr from Tinner, -Milwaukee. II. II, II., Independence. Kim. FROM LIFE. Artists' Studies, Beauties, Kic. $1 note or stamps. RARE PICTURES irxi'snjall and two large one*. $ 8. BKCKNAOEL.Nac hf, Munich I, tlermauy . Police Patrol Two Step Hit. Two encores, snre. Orcheilr. free. (2c. POIlSge.) > KfiET. _.AB, t!2 K. lath St., N. Y, Mill si.,;iil AVE. CONTINUOUS. '40 and 311 CTS. PASTORS' HERBERT LLOYD S CO., STISE a EVANS. GILDAY A FOX. SPECIAL FEATURE, JACK and Jll_l_ By ARTHUR & MILDRED BO -LAN & CO. Ettrn Attraction, The Pugilist and the Lady, By WH. BONELLI & 00., And »i other Artist* In Big Show. OI Dlarfc Claee Fandevllle TkeatrM, _.. MEYBRFKI.D 1VL. FRES.; MARTIN BECK. GKNKKAL MANAOER. All Applications for time Must he Addressed to C, B. BRAY. Booking Manager, 604 Ashland Block. Chicago. 111. Huber's'sV Museum Geo. ILIIuber, Propr. J. II. Anderson, Mgr. WANTED, for our opcnlng.Moodaj'.July 31, liv- ing Freaks and Features for Theatre nod Curio Halls. Address J. II. ANDERSON, asabove. i: GEO. and WAY WOODWARD J.W.Coriuan Park Circuit, all Summer. I OF AMERICA (Incorporated), oillccs. St. James Building, New York, Lmlgo Rooms l!4th St. and »th Ave. MEETINGS EVKKY SDNDAY AT 2. FOX & FOXIE CIRCUS Now touring Mexico. Novelty Acls Always Wanlod INTER MTIOML ARTISTES LODGE. MEETINGS HELD EACH THURSDAY EVE- NING AFTER PERFORMANCES At 139-141 TBird&ve.,Ief7 York. Care of WEBER it CO. ALL PERFORMERS INVITED. Jos. DREAXTO, SINGING anil DAVCIXG COMEDIAN. WEEK OK M. OLYMPIC, CHICAGO. CHRISTOPHER "THAT POPULAR MAGICIAN." Ter. address. 170 ONTARIO BT, CM «gi. MUSICAL BEEGEES En Route with Carl llagenbcck's Show; OI'KX TIME M!l«. Lew J WELSH & ESTES Itlnrte L. t OHI'.IMW. SINGEIt. OFFERS INVITED FOR NEXT SEASON - . Address care of CLIPPER.^ ATI. IIU5RT r, KHKRNS mir.SK, lfli -Vurth t'lilou St., Chlviigu, 111. New Films to Rent Our service nhsnliitely the best, and terms most reasonable. I.ntosi Siuir Slides fitrnlshcil. oas oiiDKiis vii.lkd pitoairriiV. New Haclilnes and all Supplies In stock. BARGAIN FILMS. 4O.0IMin.ot Selecled KKATt'ltK nnd COM- _IiT Flliiii, slljthll)' used, Inn In best condition anil late siiiijetis, 5c. to 7c. PER FOOT. Sl!r'"" n ' ,M "" Send rnr list. I'M llenn. Ave., Mliiiicitiiolls, IMtnn. UT1I SHOW PRINTING Sharing Conlriicis.oxll 1 , ion, JLibi; Bihi, *j..Mi Sharing Contract.., r-'.Mi lim. iv.c; ftOo, jl..1n Pcrfiirniers' tlnnl facts, ."> ', M so, ;i.',c. ; list, Me. Performers 1 Cum rsi-is,»x II'.... SU, V>c; UK), »!.«» Hotel Coin i-scls, r. ', xlt lhti,ct.-.f.; :iiki, ii. -.».-. Ilaggnge run 1 1 ai is, .V,\l' |im, On.; liuil, |1.'.'.', Cnnihtmillon Don t met 1, siHieiuciils, Klc. All contracts cross lined. K.spress or postage PHKI'ai n. Shipped priitn|il. i-ouptiN ncKi-rrs am, »i.7.-.; m m, m.uo LADY TIIJKKTS, 1 'fM,',...J M, *_<*{ 10 M, $h.:.o I'oslai curds mill nirlosliv seekers Ignored. UATAMiUUIC KllKK. (loud. Clean Work, New Type, Full I 'mini, No Uelsy. . .Managii -, send stamp lor samples. HoSEIL PTG. 00., GABBY, OHIO. V*r ANTE 13 9 AIM Al Repertoire Company Iiurlug our street HnlrHiiil Carnlvali Aug. IB. 91. Scpl.'l, •!. Cnrtes|toinletu-c siHb-lied. I.. C. Vtl.KS, liar. Vllos- Opera, lliilhar, Mo. STREETMEN \i> bnvs the largest nnd cheapest line of till Terware, Watches. Jewelry, Cutlery, Norellles •nd opllint (iooiia on the market. Write for our new catalogue — Kit KM. LEVIN bn v„- _-...„ EST. 1886, 30 ,12 N. (1th RT. TfORItB nAUTR, INT) ALSO MUSICAL COMPOSITION!*. WK A II It AN OF. AND I'OriJI.AII- 1/K. COPYHKIHT SKCtlltKl). Par- ticulars HOC. SONG-POEMS PUHI.isiil:!) ON ROYALTY! POPULAR Ml Hit PIIHI.INIIINO CO. r': I'.nii i|.il,c Hldg., < :hl. u«o. HARRY BROWN, The Great Colored Comedian and Song Writer, SAILS poll BKULArtD Al!C. H. Agent: .... Horry ('mile. f I Tell It To Me" EZRA KENDALL'S .td BOOK. ALL HEW - JUST OUT. For >a!o on ill Iralm and news standi 1 , or by nUll.Mllc. A«coverT. tUp** /unflHr/l UrWl (an nritdotnctiitrnmgon. -Illtl-LM ULIII Ulne diamond. Cost* hut one-tenth. In hrllllaney and cut it has no equal. Bailing solid gold. Wrire f"r illustrated catalogue, ROWR A HO.. Dent, 0.. Ift* Dearborn HI., Chicago, Stmlminjraln Agents & Canvassers Supplies We Always Have the Latest Novelties. Bend for Our New Catalogue. tlKIVRRHAIi ni'PF„Y CO., fnTriCfl ll»H^L«^8»ll« nireat - - VUlWflW. Car for Sale or Lease. onn.liLKKPKIl, DIM.NO AND IIAUOAOK. KXCKI.LKNT CONDITION. W. A. KILKII. 168a. CaualSt., Clilcago, III. FOR SALE, KW All SECOND HAND PIIONOOItAPIIS, I'll lUItt: MACIIINK8 and Various Other SLOT N ACHI.VF.K. See what we inn olfer vou before Inning else- yi!. 1 "!?-. -I - VAI .K.NSI, IU7 Bowery, N. Y. tJ" ___ BOSTON FILM EXCHANGE. Second Hand Films, song Slides and Machines itoiigiii.said and Exchanged, sni Washington St., RoomlV. boston. Mass., opp. Adams House. 0. B1IINDHELM, US W. MtD St., N. T. The ap-to-data THEATRICAL WIO MAK>_. send stamp for new Prioe MM !".» A^t. WaM, l?4 paof illusIraTcd NAM. CAl_I.O'»lJi. 2-"c ; oljp CATAL, Cc. NoM frn>. On i j N. R Aient for Ma_St_a, 10& W, I). Uti-Jt, 1W C__rt It, BMtw, Mam. WIGS PROCTOR'S ENTERPRISES. F. F. PROCTOR, Soli Proprietor and Manager. 1. AUSTIN FYNES, Otniral Mtnigir. 6 BEAUTIFUL THEATRES 6 OfTOte* la «•■■•« K«trrl_ta_l»at. Proctor'. (Ilk Ate, T_s>alr«, IToetor'a Md It. Tlteatr*. I'n.etor'i BHth It. Thralrr, Proctor's llirttk It. Theatre, Proetor'a Neiritk T_*»lr», Praetwr'i tlhaar Tkaats-. PROCTORS STOCK CO. Best Plays and Best Vaudefllli. INSTRUCTIONS TO ARTISTS BOOKED: Bin A plot o( acta; complcta "prop" list; corrsct light plot i If you open or rinse In one; KXAL'T time of acta, and of "cloa* In;" bill. lot for notrspapetit and programmes ; and CLRAN MlOTOUKArilH for lXJHniKH TWO WKKKR In AnVANCB Olf OPBNINO DATB AT KACU llOUSIC, nddreaslui llBHlDKNT MANAoun, PAii.nun to compi.t with thfae INSTIlUt'TlONH WtUi StllJKtrr AHTISTK to the HIHK OP CANCFJM.ATION. VAimuviLt.n iii'iniiAiisAi.s, n to 11 a. M. MONDAYS. TIIKHB UUI.KH WILL BID STniCTLT HNrOIlCKIt. lMaywrlchil, Authors, l'Isy Agi-nte. AililrcM J. A in TIM fymhs. Oeneril Managar. FIFTH AVE. THEATRE, N. Y. CITY. ATLAS TRUNKS For the Profession are without a PKRR. Ifada with our I'ATKNTKI) IHNDINO, reinlrlng no nam and riveted thrnuRhnut. Our catalogue will ohoerfullyintrodaco them to yon. The Bclbcr Trunk & Bag Co. No. t.lii Cnlumlila A vennn, Phjladelphla, Pa._ _ BARGAINS! 20,00011. Boylng Plcluro FIIB8. 250 Sets ILLUSTRATED SORO SLIDES' Nl'BltKOPTICONs and ACOKNNOIIIKN. W AI.TBB h . ISAAt)S,s:i MUM St.. New Vnrk. d6wNS7__.r 8L1GHITLT USkl). Also RHR OOWNS. We bavo on hand a largo assortment of slightly worn Kvrnlii jf flown", Dinner, Iteeepllon and Tnaonwns, These robes are perfect In every nspect, and are especially suitable for wear In llinil CLASH UR.A- MAl'IO I'Iioductionh. we have a fall Una ot Heal Skin t'oats and furs of all kinds. MRS. II. HTAflll. 3oT Smith Slate St.. OFfCAOO. wanted, attractions. Ue am doing our on n i.n'.kuic tor tlio renilrg season, and am desirous of somennu niglit • isim. . Can use Hops. In good advantage. Iiil,a> It-. I, i . j.fSKi. 1,11011 ((i.i.s town. House tilled wills a I modern i-mivt-iiionci's. HAZEIH URST, Pn„ HI II B KIT/.KII *' K KVSKII, (J3 Msimgcrs, Opera House, Mux l!ti.. PERFORMERS UOINH TO EUROPE Hhould apply fur lowest passage raloa aad full ' particulars. RAYMUND & WHITCOMB CO., HRW VOIIK 4: I'MOMKU AflK, W. H0111I two cont stamp for "Travelers' Condensed Guide." Performers (Mug to Europe Hhould apply for UlW'KKT HATKH nl tlm KVCIIANIil". OI'I'IIJM, 104 N. I lib Nl., (ii'i-liuui Suvliii'H Hunk I'.iiIIiIImu, New York. D I E-C UT CO U PON Tl C K ET3 1.011k noiil.-r, boner printed, handled easier, , Inken fn»ier wllh less eliaiien of error Itian anr others ever niadii. Samples lor llteaHklng. DIEPDESS UO., 37 Hill 81., Oazsnovla, M. T. I') HIM 111' iUll«V»Mr»U ACT^NOMKlLLlcr. 1 1. irilrtU III tricks In bnlaiicliig, npl njt.elr.f aliio Includes Id Itlit hinliiie Acls; mi far M rants. 11. K. or inoiinr buck. i; tl.Vitt. Kmirlli St., r. 1'ONflAN, 'lillnMelplilit, I'A. DOGS FOB SALE.-LEAPIN6 GREYHOUNDS, AitioSoiiiorsaiili lion- 1:411 bo seen working at tVonild.bi Park, Philadelphia, I'a. Address Krnl llarllnR, titSHotilh l-.'tli Hi., l'li|iHil«.|»ltl_. I'a. FDtL LINE SECOND HAND TRUNKS KV'KrtYTIIINU KltliM IIIUYCLK TO CHIC'L'H TltllNKH. CKO. HUltKOUOIIH A HON 8. tjl K. Wide r Sired. Milwaukee, WM. At Liberty AHer Aug. 9, Wldenian's Concert Hand aoil OreliCHtra; al pren'tit giving dally cuu- cerls at the famous Lake ortitoio, If wanted. 11.11. Ide icniirl. Tcp pleiot Wldi'iuan, Lakeside, O. WHEN IN N. Y. STOP AT THE CRYSTAL, •ll'th ST., HKTIVLKN UIIOAHWAY AND SIXTH AVEMCK. 10" irilNISHKll KOOMS |2 TO *H WEEKLY , ARCH IK K. CIIHISTIK, Mntiager, J)r. W. O. _>l ii r a. hit 1 1 % I'lenac Hend Your Adilreus lo P. _. Melrose, in re llurtium A Hut Icy ClrrUH, Am per Itoulo I n (l.ll'l'lilt. For Sale-Tents, 40x1 00, 60x140, 60x1 50, -0x160, timiiii, ro.xiso, muno, iiaxjie, innxluo; 7 iitil o tier nine Si-tit.. All IhirlrtiiiiM. CbAHL YAN. hi.lllnHle, N. Y, Ofifigraphoc Gineograph Wanteil; Also films, llAHFIAt.il „ CO., WJ I'llbclt, rhlla.,i , ». 584 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 29. THE BIGGEST HIT IN MOVING PICTURES, STEEPLECHASE 475 PATHE CINEMATOGRAPH CO., FEET, $57.00 4 2 EAST 23d ST. , NEW YOR K. VAUDEVILLE PERFORMERS. Owing to the authorities refusing permission for LANG'S PAVILION in the Fire Limits at Spokane, Wash., I am compelled to close for the present. Kindly consider this an answer to the many applications for time. Yours respectfully, EDWIN B. LANG, 311 and 312 Ogden Bldg, CHICAGO, ILL. WHO WANTS THE FOOL, OIL 1. BOYLE, For Next Season? Some Farce Comedy, Til Bet. * Hey, call overture. I'm ready. All I want ie a little Myers on the nose. My whiskers are plenty long. Fishing is good. CM AS. M. BOYLE, Box 164, Mukwonago, Wis, (Carl W. Sanderson, please write). CAlvlv. ALL PKOl'LK KNOAUKO FOR THE WBRLD BEATERS Spectacular Burlesque WILL ASSEMBLE FOR REHEARSAL THURSDAY, AUG. 10, A± Arlington Mall, 19 SAINT MARKS PLACE (8th ST.), at NEW YORK, 10 O'CLOCK A. M- Arkuuwledge ilili rail by mall. J. HKHBUKT MACK, 1.1'iN Broadway, Room 111, New York City. Oldest Burlesque Organization in America. ALL MEMBERS «►' ABOVE CO. Kl.VDI.Y RKl'VUT lull REHEARSAL MONDAY, AUO. 7, AT BIJOU THEATBE, PHILADELPHIA. Kindly aeknew ledge Call to PAT HP.ILLY. KOHT HKILLY, SOI Til ATLANTIC, Atlantic Illy, N. J. CHAUNCEY "kEIFFER CO., FEATURING MISS GRACE KEIFFER, Would lite to bear from Repertoire Itoalc In all Hues, uuoil Rcllulile Agent, Light Comedian with Specialties. Juvi-tilli- Mall, Juvenile Lady, capable or playing some Leads: ilen'l lluslnesi. Han. Prup»rtv Man mill other useful people. Send phulos, stale salary hiiiI nil Hi tlrst letter. Will liuy tecond baud Mereopllcou. Season otieu* Ann. -Js. Aililress FltEDCIIAIVtBV, Mgr., Hlghliind Purk Stock Co., York, Fa. WANTED QUICK, for SLATER'S COMEDIANS, Balance of Summer and Neat Season, now Making Good In Clm tonsil aadtir a Uaarnntee, Re-engaged for Neat Summer, SOUBRETTE, Specially Pre... also JUVENILE WOMAN. Other strictly Rep. People write. Wardrobe inu-t be up to date ou and on*, i.onir season and sure money to people able in stand prosperity aud willing to mind their own business. Ticket (r wo know you. WU. KKALCK, Manager, Slater's Comedians, 103(1 liayion Street, Cincinnati, O. Films. Films. Outfit 3.V. : — Edison's Latest HHIS Model Projecting Klnetnscope. brand new. with Ar- nold's Cnlclnm Light Making Outfit, 1.70O leet of Assorted Film, on ten Inch Heels, a complete outllt, post JJ2.1.IHI ; our piire, SKUMMi. ^^ PEATOHE PILMS, Slightly Used: The l.r.sr Child, Original It log mull Kllm $70.00 Life of Amer'cnn Soldier UO.IK) Trials ntid Troubles of nn Aiitnmn- hlllst 38.IMI Edison's Jack mid the Beanstalk . r i0.iH) Rnrnuin's Trunk UT.iiO The Poachers 17. "n Anil J."i,(Hmi feet nf short siibjecls, rouging In lengths fr om .'ill to aim feet, at lie. per foot. NEW FfiaTURE FILMS: Llfllng the I.ld S.-..-..00 Mutiny on the Russian Rntllesblp. .. :ui.ou The Vnung Tinmps U'ATIIK) (IS.8K linn License ("ATI IK) 41.28 Coney Islaud nt Sight .'tC.UU The Whole Daniui l-'amlly (OHKilNAL) 4 raw And nil the Newest, l-p-to-Hate Films. We sold two No. 4 Cameragraphs. one Euisou. utic Opilgrnph. one tiai-l'nrhl Light, one Aruidd Calcium Outllt. two Oxrllthe Out- lils. flfly boxes of oxvllihe. nnd il.lMli) feet of 1' 1 1 in In three diys. not to speak of slides and supplie s. We ire Philadelphia's agents for Towers' Cnmerngrnvli. Tntiie and Uiugrnph Films, Enterprise Oxylllbe Outfits nnd Oxyllthe Cum- poiinil and Bird's Limes. Good Machines and Good Films Wanted. LEWIS M. SUB & CO., Leading Dealers, 338 SPRUCE STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. When in BOSTON and Yon With to Replenish Your Stock of MAKE-UP —CALL AT— KLEIN'S PHARMACT, Got, TREHOKT aid BOYLSTON SIS., (Opposite Hotel Touralne). PROPRIETORS OF THE CELEBRATED YLAHfi YUNG COLD CBEAH. Guaranteed Not to Become Rancid and Con- tain. .Neither Lard or Vaseline. 1 -21b, Jar 35 Certs, lib. lor 60 Cent*. SAMPLES FREE. Mention CLIPPER When Writing. PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY. DO YOU KNOW That the BAL PROFESSION- AL TRUNK Is Fibre Inside nnd Outside. That !he BAL PROFESSION- AL TRUNK is Ihe lightest und strongest trunk on earl li. That Ihe BAL PROFESSION- AL TRUNK Is Ihe coining trunk. You'll use It sooner or later, why not liy 11 now': Your money back If unsatisfactory. Send for catalogue O. **Z2/I /'tonssiONAt, JDHlLj trunks 87t» Broadway, New York, I* GEO. AIE^IES * 99 M 70572trrHEPALAC£ OF THE ARABIAN NIGHTS 1,400ft. $240.00 706-726 THE SAME SHORTENED ■ - 1,100ft. $190.00 — JUST OUT — 693-695 A MESMERIAN EXPERIMENT • - 200ft. $34.00 696-698 Mr. Dauber and the Whimsical Picture 232ft. $39.50 ONE OF THE MOST COMICAL FILMS ON THE MARKET. ASK FOR OUR SU PPLEMENTS NOS. 26 AND 2T • New York Branch. 204 East 38th Street. GASTON MELIUS, Gen. Mar. Selling Agents, KLEINE OPTICAL CO., 52 State St., Chicago, III. *] "GLIDING DOWN THE WATERS OF THE OLD MISSISSIPP" The Sweetest. Prettiest Song of Many Year.— 'Words Beautiful — Music the Retalt era Prize foulest Won l.y GEORGE UOSENKIIANS, FROM FIRST STANZA: -,,... "lu a modest little collage on the shore of Misslsslpp. Iiwelt the angel of my boyhood, with blue eye and cherub lip." FROM CHOltrS: . „ ,„ „ , . "Tlie silvery waves were dancing, nnd the stars like dlnmonds shown ; The cottage In the distance stood a lieacuu light alone." Slide. Unexcelled la Clearness, Contrast and Beauty at Scenery, now ready —twenty In set— $5.00. Be among the Br.t to sing Oils charming ballad, a.na program tor Professional copy. Orchestration Free. L. 8. NORRIS & CO., Publishers, I'M Belden Ave., CHICAGO, Illlaol*. BURLESQUE WARDROBE, IN CKKAT VAIIIRTY. 12 IN SET, ALL KINDS. STYLES AND COLORS. t. BURLESQUE SCENERY. IN SKT8, INTERIORS AXP EXTERIORS. Also an Imported Irish Jaunting Car, IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION. Apply to ■ FRANK B. (Alt It, .... Theatre Unique, Brooklyn, N. V IV1AY HOWARD CO. Lnilles and gentlemen engaged Willi MAY 1IOWAU1) CO for Oils sens CIIICACO MONDAY. JULY SI, AT 111 A. H. AT WELLINGTON II.' ILLINOIS STS. The roiii|innv leaves New York together July 2!'. Circuit ijtllces, 1204-r.'lii Brimdwiiy, not later than July -'". regards It \l 1 \* I....1* lllll INI , I 1h t season will report AT ALL. CLARK AMI Report at Empire regards lrnns|M>rlnllon. MAY HOWARD. KS Lincoln Ave.. Chicago, HI- _ MANi THE LEFFEL TRIO, Introducing the Finest, Most Elaborate, Scenic and Acrostic Act In Vaudeville, Entitled A NIGHT ON THE OCEAN. OPEN TIME NOV. 1 AND LATER. Add. PRANK LKFFKh, Care of llARflRKAVE'S8I IO\V, as per route, or all llrat claw ate "!-'- AT LIBERTYrfoTSTOCK or REPERTOIRE Sig. Sauielle and Welsh Bros.' OOMBINED SHOWS (Ltd.) WANTED, TO ENLARGE SHOW. CIRCUS ACTS OF ALL KINDS. Particularly can nlaee Female Aerial ami Knvelly Acts, ami Troupe o: Ja|H. FOR SIHK SHOW AND OONCKRT, WANT Hualcal Act, tissue Skin Han, Slater Arts, Sketch Team, Female Athletes, etc. Aecuminudatlona excellcil by none. Long, pleasant rcaron. "Big Show" i.eople toUli c-s SIO. 8AUTKLLR on.l WRLMII BROS. SldcSlioir ami Concert reuplc address, JAS. A. MOR1IOW, Per Route In CI.IFl'KK. HAVE YOUR MUSIC PUBLISHED ON ROYALTY Send us a good poem, a good melody or a complete work, We bare no favorite writers. All have vuual chance. All letters answered promptly. miNKKll MUSIC PUBLISHING COMPANY, -.1111 Manhattan Ulilg., I'llIOAGU, ruifKSGO.ssy!? MoVlCKtCH'S TBBIATHB, Chicago, Ilk ITeltpacae— Central, tK>4. i es Makers, POWDER Baod (or Cattlttgtee FOR THE STAGE. WE MANUFACTURE Gold and Silver Cloths and Trimmings BUY OR 6ET IT MADE DIRECT. A. PITTNEY, 804 Palisade Ave., YVe.t Houokeii, N. .1. COMEDIAN, ALL LINES CHARACTERS, ALL LINES. I.au three seasons with Myrtle h Harder stock Co. Kastern rercrence. any Co. we have ever We« with. Address 1 -J7 CIIK9TNUT ST., Cambridge, Mass. ,'_ BARLOW & WILSON'S MINSTEfLS. LAWRENCE BARLOW, Malinger. MA'KKR of STAGE AND STltKF.T SHOES. 170 West gilh St., ■ Cor. S e venth Ave., N. Y . LORD BALTIMORE MASS HIS ACVjUAlNTANCa w w ^. jaw JL-^1 .Jja. JCjj — »« ^\?^.'™ ll . d « V,0l ! n r., ,,wt , l)0, i l,la J to,Kl - Two ,ioo,, Coraets, Clarionet, Tniui, Two Qor.il Tromboiie'; m^SSS in S P« , ' , » 1,1(, ''• <"'»'( "»d Cook ror private car. Musicians don't black. We fut.nHt. *" nanlrolie. I«ng engagement and sure money. Address - ■ BARLOW A WILSON, 54 Main St., Daanory, Conn MYRTLE VINTON COMPANY Wants Co.nl. All 'Itonnil Repertoire People In nil lines I'liinlst who MS i>Ef»v parts, ''•'• '"'■:="' *'ljl. specnlMes .,., \~iit. one' „-„„ Z\k" We , "? all "tor OfSSm **?* .IKer. All h'i,e'l-s' K to **««*'■*■ *»» » Tell nil In 111 st le.ter. X»tl«"" il. ■'■ BI'I.MKIl. Mgr.. SIO Knst 3.1d Street. MlnneanolK MI8D- liC THE BERNSTEINS ...RTJTI Julv-j:i. tiodfroy's. Grand Rapids, Mich.: July 3o Norwatr Ohio atiiiiprtV FOR NKXT SKASO.N lor \ .adevllie orOood First ClaaaShow.' Ad'dress'"!^' WoSbllNri^AVKloLLTEl^MD^W. j0LT||2i>. THE * NEW YOEK OLIPPEB. 585 PHENOMENAL KRAUS THE ORIGINAL HOT SPRINGS DOCTOR. AND SOLE PROPRIETOR OF HOT SPRINGS MEDICINE CO. My Copyrights will be protected and pirates prosecuted. I have joined hands with THE GREAT ANSELME. Infringers will he prosecuted by our Attorney, W. O. BELT, Chicago, 111. PHENOMENAL KRAUS. The Great ANSELME THE ORIGINAL QUAKER DOCTOR And President of Friends' Herbal Assn. And Phenomenal Krans. Distinguished Assooiate, will pros- ecute pirates and all infringments on his copyright WANT C11 Organized Bind who can double specialties; nan*»ll"gt6ady work, month stand*, open air, big- gest thing on earth In the Medicine Business. \Ve also want Competent Lecturers, none lint the best need answer; on); those wanted that can handle large audiences; you talk to 3,ooo people nightly under our personal management. Salary no object to competent men. Address PHENOMENAL KRAUS, Clinton, la.; Or TUG GREAT ANSELME, Oltumwa, la. ANSELME. MANAGEHS. PEBFDBMEHSof!S.s I, EUGENE JORRETTE, BO HEREBY CHANGE MV NAME. BY WHICH I HAVE BEEN KNOWN FOR 18 YEARS, TO ED. AVA Address 1324 Wolfram St, Chicago. NOW GENERAL MANAGER OF TUNAS' BIG PAVILION ENTERPRISES Rubber Balloons, Rubber Balls, Rubber Goods, Por Carnival Sales. Cane Rack Canes, Knife Rack Knives. COMPLETE ZOO FOR SALE. Consisting of 2 large Performing and Carrying Elephants, females; 4 Moris, 1 male, 3 females; a Tigers, male and female; 3 Leopards, 1 male, 1 females : 2 Mountain Linns, female; 1 llruwn Lluma; I Kangaroo, male; 1 Zebras, male and female; 4 Dears, 1 black, 1 brown Russian, t polar; l Hyena, male; il Hog Faced Uahoons, female; 1 Dromedary Camel, male; 4 Hadrian Camels, 2 male, 2 female; 1 Nllgliau, 1 Black Antelope, H Amorlcan Kit, a porcupines, I Axis Deer, 4 Fallow Deer, 3 l'rslrlo Wolves; also a herd or 20 AMERICAN BUFFALOES. HENRI FRENCH MUSIC HAIJ,, JBrigtxton Beach, This Week, AUGUST 7 and 14. N0.2T17— Gumtock— 70o per doicn. We have thelargest assortment of Knlfo Board Knives west Of tliu Mississippi river. Our price, arc absolute rock bottom. We also carry a full line of Strcctiiieu's Goods, Carnival Novelties and good, for Fair.. Wu are one of the oldest Streetmen's .apply house In the United States. We have thousands of satisfied customers. We can satisfy ynn and want your business. JV© SV11ST1TUT1XQ miles, you say .0. Order, shipped the tame day as received. Large Cata- logue Free. COE, YOKffGB As CO., 7(/t and St. Charles St. ST. LOUIS, MO. the MURRAY CO -- FOB — HI HENRY S MINSTRELS One More SOLO CORNET, Double II-flat Telia and Siring Ban; TRAP DRUM- MER, ElipilOMtai. 'CELLO, E-flat and B.flnl CLARIOVET and MAXAPHONK PLAVERS. Instruments furnished. Also PICTURE MACHINE OPERATOR, CALCIUM OPERATOR, LOCOMOBILE OPERATOR and a HANDY MAN to lukn tare of Mule. Must all be sober and reliable people. REHEARSALS BEG1JI AT HARLOW THEATRE, Englowood, Chicago, 111., AUG. 1, AT 10 A. M. SEASON OPENS 10. All kinds write to fill disappointment.. Address sVIR. HIRUM HENRY, HI HENRY'S MINSTRELS, Marlow Theatre, Englewood, Chicago, 111. -^£>M*NIJfACtUBtRS«T)rt5*»C- CIRCUS CANVASES, Poles and Stakes, SEATS, Flags, Etc BLACK TENTS. Agents for KIDO'S PATENT CIRCUS LIGHTS. 50-01 W. Washington St., Chicago, 111. SEASON 1905-6 OPEN WsTcaIharts ggg MOWgOB PARK, TOKO M TO, CAN. WANTED, AT ALL TIMES, and BU LvVILLE AOTS SSQUE \AAOIVlEiM. CIIAS. H. WAJLDRON, Palace Theatre, Boston, Mass. WATSON'S ORIENTALS Season Opens Sat., Aug. lO-'OM, Klein's BIJou Theatre, Phi la., * ■._. .. .. . I REHEARSAL COMMENCES 10.30, AUO. 1, AT BROOKLYN, N. Y , WATSON'S COZY CORNER. Acknowledge. WANT THREE MOR SONO BOOKS *< BIG SELLERS **^ CONTAIN SONOS-JOKES-PARODIES etc. 7 5 * per 100^ :6§-° w_r 1000 SAMPLES I0*-N0 C.O.D-CASH WITH ORDER VVEHMAN BROS, l26PAasRow,NtwYoSK. A large collection of Australian White Cockatoos, Mouth American Mlcaws, Parrots, lin/./anls, Eagles, Storks, etc. Also 4U Donkeys, with Harness, Trappings, Huddles and Carriages, for carrying children All the above auluialH aro In good health and In llrst Address for tonus and particulars, and Jin Kickshaws. Beautifully decorated, class condition and can bo seen by appointment in New York, ZOO, Care of N. Y. CLIPPER, N. Y. CITY. TIE MUTEST INSTRUMENTAL HIT OF THE SEASON. 'OFF TO THE FRONT' By OSCAR MILLER. March and Two Step. Leaden Bend for Band and Orchestra Arrangements. Inclose Last Programme. PUBLISHED BY OSCAR MILLER, 15 East 14th SL, Nl« York. We Beg to Announce That the Name of the Old Established House of I^EAVITT & COMPANY "AS MOM CIIAW1KU TO MAVITT-FINKjLE CO., And that wcriavo on exhibition at our showrooms andolllee, No. loiTWeat 4)01 h St.. New York, the largest sssortraeiit of Theatrical Properties of an; oilier house In Una line: Life size Statuary, Bust Figures, Vases, Furniture, Animals, Skclctoiis.Jardlulors, Armor, etc. Ktriall Hide Props.: Flowers, Fruit and Vegetables. Fowl, Game, Fish and Meats, Itoasted or Haw; also Foreign and American Stage Money, Paper and Coin; Legal Documents; Mechanical Properties a specially. Drawings and Sketches and Estimates given for Entire Productions, inhibitions, lliilldlngs and Parks; Deslgna lor Furniture, Bcene. Bad- ger; ALEX iW3 KIVLU IVJI CilltllU I 1UUUHIUII". Ir^llll'lllOlin, llllll>llll n n 1111' i i Ulan, i 'i:™in Jin iui jriilllliuio, Objects of All Periods. •'LEAVITT-KINKLE CO.," JOHN LKAVITT, Propurly Mana- I. FINKLE, Qeneral Manager. Show Rooms, 192 W. 40Ui St., N . V . ; Factory, Ml W. 43d H t.,N. Y "THE SEAL AND KIIIBON MUSIC." A SOUTHERN LULLABY I llv HULL and HBN8IIAW. Pan. by L. ORUNEWALD . CO . LTD., New Money making offer to Specially Artists. Prof, Ooplex free, Write mo direct Orleans, In.. •" Orchostralluns ifto. JESSE B. 11(1.1,, New llierla. La. MANUFACTURER OF SHOW CANVASSES NOTICE I Folding Paper Fans, the large size, assorted colors, big sellers; per gross S'4. •. The Hem Place to Buy Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Huge Brilliants, Gift Show Goods, Prof. Waraesson's Grease Paints, Burnt Cork, Face Powder, etc. Send for Catalogue. The Old Reliable. B. <;. UIIER A CO., 84 Wabash Ave., Chicago, III. W. B. WATSON FOR OM CHARLES LELLA, Manufacturer of Theatrical and Custom Shoes, SS West 28th Street, N. V. Established 1802. j\ «~ ' Clog and Dancing Shoes a Specialty. v "^' Orders of All Descriptions Filled Promptly. COLUMBUS, OHIO, Olentangy Park, Theatre and Zoological Garden, "Toe flncst amusement park in America," will open It. seventh season May 14, HK», wltb High 01 Vaudeville. Vaudeville Aotora will pleaee give fall description of acts, open time and salary In t Utter. Addreas J. W. DUBENBUHY, President, Colamboj, onto. rst GUVERNATOR'S THEATRE, Atlnntlo Olty, tMevav Jersey- II. J. LARK1X, Sole Prop.; SID EKUN. Dim. Mgr. WANTED, at All Times, 111(1 FEATURB AlrTrT No act too largo for this bouse. WANT A I HASH, must Play Purls, do Solo; also quartet Work with Itccognlzcd 4. SID EKUN, Manager. PLAYS For Stock Companies, (or Repertoire Companies, for Amateurs. LAHOKST ASSORTMENT IN TUB WOULD. Books for homo'sniuso- mom, Negro i'lajs, Paper, Scenery, Mrs. Jarley's Wax Work.. Cata- logue Free I Free l Free I SAMUEL KRENCii, IT W. 44d St., New York. THEATRICAL COBTUBTER, 13ft H. TTH IT.. PIIILA. SHOES FOR BTAOB. 8THKKT AMI) EVENING. EXCLUSIVE STYLES AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. Short Vamp and Stage Lasts always on band. Mailorders Filled. Fit guaranteed. WILLIAM OKHNSTEIN, Tel. WJJ Madison Square. 60S Sixth Ave., near 81st Street, N. T. OUIl HOHIEItV DKPAHTMENT AN INSTANT SUCCESS. SONCS PUBLISHED ON ROYALTY Send na your Songs, Bong Poems and Inst. MSB., PUBLISHED OK UNPUBLISHED. We advertise, popularize aud publish on royalty. We also handle Published MHH. ami Kntlre Catalogues on royally. NORTH AMERICAN JIIBIC CO., SU W. !4Xlh St., New York. FBAIR PUB. CO., | "I've Got a Li (lie Sweetheart !40 W. |-.tl. St., N.V.C. ot Uy Own." lSe. OBC'IIKSTKATION, 10c. 586 THE-NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 29 ILLUSTRATED BALLADS. Whin the Harvest Moon Is Shining on the River Gettysburg My Heart's To-Night in Tennessee Where Sunset Turns Ocean's Blue to Bold I Want to Be a Soldier Sunday Morning When Churchbells Chime Little Rustic Cottage by the Stream My Martha Jane Welcome as Flowers In May Won't You Wait, Nellie Dear COON 8ONC8. Lindy Egypt Love to Two Step With My Man Ida, Sweet as Apple Cider Lazy Moon Sweetie, Don't Gimme De Leavin's - - Shame On You 'Taint Kind Grub I've Been Gettin'Down Home Banana Man - - - - Save It For Me COMIC 8QNC8. Fishing Esmeralda McCann Little Street in Heaven An Irishman Countess of Alagazam WALTZ 8OWC8. Mamie O'Hooley My Winsome Winnie When Man In Moon Looks Down Rosle, My Leve far You Growsie Girl with the Changeable Eyes. INSTRUMENTAL HITS. Peter Piper, Men. Vienna Rag- - Polly Prim String of Pearls Koontown Koffee Klatsch Zenobla Louis XIV Sunny Gus The Above 10 Piano Solo* will lie tont on reclpt of 10c. for mailing. NEW ORCH. & BAND HITS Peter Piper, March j Zel-Zel, Two Step \ Any Old Tree, Two Step j String of Pearls, Intermezzo I Koontown Koffee Klatsch, March ( Shame On You, Two Step I Fishing, Waltz I Harvest Moon, Med. Waltz (Two Step with My Man, Two Step Mexico,- Two Step from Humply Dumply Any of the above for orchestra (10 pti. pia. «h 'cello) or full liras, band,18o . eueli To Managers ! ! *£• Needn't L.o< can Furnish Your Eirtlr© I •Lk Further. th© Song ^ •roduotlon. HARVEST MOON i ON THE RIVER THE UNDISPUTED BALLAD SUCCESS OP THE TEAR. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED. CHORUS. When the harvest moon Is shining on ih» river, ,u " And tbe merry harvest tongs again wo ,- . Then as sweethearts we will roam, 6W, ">,i path that leads to home, M When the harvest moon la shtnlne v.. .u dear. "' le - GETTYSBURG JUST OUT. WITH SLIDES. STIRRING HABCH SONG, CREATING A SENSATION AMONG THE PROFESSION. THEVALLEY'S'SUNSHIRE™ leaves A NOVEL RUSTIC BALLAD, BY II. O. SUTTON and JEAN LENOX. A WINNEIt FOR ANY GOOD SINGER. CHORUS. "" At Gettysburg, at Gettysburg, Tbe boys In the Blue and Gray, With courage bold and hearts of gold. The; met in tbe Sery (ray 1 But now we're brothers tried and true The strife hit passed away ; All honor to tbe Boys In Blue I All honor to the Gray I " CHORUS. ■"■ When the golden glow of gun shines o'er • ach I flower, 'And Its rays reflect Its brightness o'er th, eaves, Then my thoughts are always turning anil my heart la always yearning, For the valley that tbe sunshine never lem-M. -PETER PIPER I- THE COMIC MARCH SONG THEY'RE ALL TALKING A HOI T. JUST THE THING FOR CHORUS, ENSEMBLE OR FINALE. CHORUS. Hit name wae Peter Piper, he lived on l'.i>er Street, w He only grinned when people said all he did was Bleep and eat ; He never worked or worried, he never had i wife, [simple life. Oh, me I oh, my I that was why Peter led a WHERE »SILV'RY MOHAWK FLOWS A REAL "HOUSE OF HITS" BALLAD SUCCESS. CHORUS. By the shores of the river she la waiting And I'm longing to see my mountain Rose ; I am going home once more, to tbe lov'ed one I adore, Down where the allv'ry Mohawk flows. '%.'%'% ZELWEL %f *% %> COLE and JOHNSON'S LATEST NOVELTY, AN ARABIAN LOVE SONG. A CORKER FOR HEADL1NBRS. CHORUS. Zel-Zel 1 My Oriental belle ! How I love you, no one can tell ; My belle of tbe Orient I Come to my bunga- low and dwell, Zel-Eel 1 My Oriental belle I LITTLE OIT 0' SUGAR CHORUS. You're just a lltt'e bit o' sugar cane, after ONLY PICKANINNY LULLABY SONG HIT ON THE MARKET. f\ A Kl I s Sweet as June time roses, after rain ; ■ ■ ■■ I ik_ You're like a honeysuckle sweetness goin; ■ _ MM ■■ W m to wane, MM ■*■ WW ■>• An', honey, bow I'd chuckle, If you'd gimme ^■■■■■" Just a taste. Maybe I don't tell my story plain, What I mean, Is, won't you please remain ; If I thought you was a Quitter, All my life would be so bitter, 'Cause you're just a little bit o' sugar cane. IN SWEET LOVELAND A LOVE SONG OF EXCEPTIONAL MERIT. GREAT FOR DISPLAY OF VOCAL POWERS. CHORUS. Love-land I Love-land 1 Beautiful dreams of Love-land I Beautiful dream of a life to be, Joyful and happy for you and me. Love-land ! Love-land ! Beautiful dreams of Love-land I - You'll do tbe cooing and I'll do the wooing In sweet Love-land. MY HEART'S A IN TENNESSEE II. \V. PETRIE'S LATEST ILLUSTRATED BALLAD. WORTHY SUCCESSOR TO HIS "SUNSET TURNS OCEAN'S BLUE TO GOLD." CHORUS. My beart'a to-nlgbt in Tennessee, With the sweet maid who waits for me; And tho' afar, by land or sea, I know sbe Is true to me ; No other maid I call my own, Tho' many years have come and gone, Soon by her side once more I'll be, My heart's to-nigbt In Tennessee. HALLELUJAH SISTER THE FUNNIEST COON CONCEPTION IMAGINABLE, A LAUGH IN EVERY WORD. CHORUS. Come on to glory and you'll all be saved I Hallelujah Sister I Drive out the debbll from your soul sbe raved, Hallelujah Sister! If you ever stole a chicken, ever told a lie ; If you want to go to heaven on the day you die, Come on to glory when you hear me cry, Hallelujah Sister! OF THE VIKINGS AM GRAND BASS SONG, BY WRITER OP "SON OF THE DESERT AM I." CHORUS. I A- far on the billows we roam I And my com- rades strike the sea with lusty oar ; A-far on the billows we roam I leaving home behind we know not what's before ! We long for a life on tbe waves, But to native clime and rugged mountains high, Mv heart e'er turns, for the King of tbe ViklEgs am I ! My heart e'er turns, for the King of the Tlkings am 1 1 ANY OLD TREE THE FAMOUS COMIC SONG HIT. SUNG BY MARIE CAHILL. I Trot. Copy of any of above > I sent FRKK to Recognized Art- > < lata. Orchestrations 10c. for? mailing Regular Copies to, Non-Professionals, 20c. each. s to/ Jos.W. Stern & Co., CHORUS. Tell me In which part of the wood you want to sit with me, Under the Ban-van, Bam-boo, Goo-goo, or under the family tree? Any old tree will do for me, whether Its short or tall, If yon are t here, then I don't care, If there Isn't any tree at all. * 0*jeje>MMe>»**M*^^ **"*) Chicago Office : GRAND OPERA HOUSE BUILDING. 6± h, l\ Mi, JWhy not send us your |icr- { » T HUT VAIi 17 Jnianent home address, »oJ I l if I OKK i < thal we msv * eep ycu posted ' ■ on oar new bits. LOOK! READ! CETTHEM! "DECEIVED" By LEE SLOAN. (A song of peculiar platutlvonesa that la appreciated by every audience.) )) » "THE PICTURES ON THE WALL llv J. S. EMERT. (This Bong appeals to old and young, us It touches upon memories dear to everyone.) "IN HEAVEN ILL LOVE YOU STILL lly SARAH U. I'AYNK. (Once heard never forgotten. Don't fall (0 get It.) Send late program for Professional copies. Complete copies (naniplvt) 16 cents. PIONEER MUSIC PUBLISHING CO., aoa Manhattan Building, Chica go, 111. *?I2! T ^" DOCTORS, MEDICINE PEOPLE AND SHOWMEN ""-*" ™~~ Why handle rocky goods when yon can handle goods that will aell themselveil Elootrlo Belts from $1 per doi. op. Largo variety to seleot from. Electrlo Jan, Tic doi.; Electric Insoles, 87Kc. dos. pairs. Soap, $2.10 gross; Fine Medical Batteries Send 7»o. tor Sample No. 14 E. B., ezp. prepaid, Latest out. One third cash re. 2 ulrerl. Trial order will oonvlnoe. Largest Manufacturer* of Electric Belts aae ppllanoes in U. 8. A. Established 1818. Lecture and price list tree. THE ELECTRIC APPLIA1CE CO., Burlington, Im, TOUPEES, GREASE FAINTS, ETC And the Latest and Moil Popular Stylos in Lidlti' Hair Dreiilng A. M. BUCH g* Llu "> TrnnkV, 42%i28Hxl2. Tnalae, 116-^°, lIlfoNH A PO^^nNTt!a , T 00 tn^v£-» t \'^}.S5»R t •"» 800iUe«, then renift whoto atBou:- SIMONS a CO., CBNTBAL TBDNK PACTOBy, Eat 180*. B.W. cor. 7tb and Arch B6t, IW* JULY 29. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 587 "LONESOME." "TEASING. "A PICNIC TOR TWO." WIUu FIT ANY AOT WILL STRENGTHEN ANY ACT. ALREADY HA8THE ..RECORD.. A3 AN ENCORE WINNER. GREATER THAN THE GREATEST. THE WHIRLWIND SONO HIT, A PICNIC FOR TWO . " Words br Music by ARTHUR J. LAMB. ALBERT VON TILZER. FEATURED BY ALL HEADLINE ACTS. PROFESSIONAL COPIES AND ORCHESTRATIONS TO RECOGNIZED PERFORMERS. NO CARDS. YORK MUSIC CO., ALBERT VON TILZER, Mg'r., 40 West 28th Street, New York. MANAGERS Desiring a Production or Ensemble Number THAT NEVER FAILS. Get This BONO AT ONCE. DON'T DELAY, Or Others Will Oet in Ahead of You. PROF, FRED RMCsRT'S BABOONS-MONKEYS After 10 month.' successful engage mint < in Europe, ret urnnl to America June I ">. Wan limn eil lut el y engaged for 90 Week. by Manager* Proctor, William, andHamniers'eln. Thlaoct Is entirely different from any other Animal Act, being NOVEL, ARTISTIC, BEAUTIFUL «» AMUSING MANAGERS WISHING TO ENGAGE THIS ATTRACTION CAN ADDRESS MADAME JOSEPHINE MACART, Business Manager Macart's Baboons and Monkeys, CLIPPER Office, 47 West 38th St., New York City; or the Agent, WILLIAM MORRIS, Welt 28th St., New York City. MAHLER BROS. Professional Underwear House of America. SPECIAL NOTICE FOR JULY. We are now prepared to furnish all Companies with Dance Skirts and Bloomers for Season 1905-06. Estimates furnished on application. Lowest prices in the United States. Call or Bend and he convinced. Shoe Dept. on quantity orders. Hosiery Depi. Our Original and Famous Short Vamp Stage and Street Shoes, In all materials. Special prices on quantity orders. Up-to-date Styles. Full Assortment of Tights, In Silk, Cotton and wors- ted, also Silk Hose in all shades, at prices beyond competition. MSkfi'UD DODll a Complete* an'd Varied most popular Make-TJps, Powders and Orease Paints. Headquarters for De Yoy's Puffs, Lotions and Prepa- rations, OUR MAKE-UP BOXES Made from the very bast tin, are black enameled. Especially made for professional use, having a tray Powders, Comb and Brush, Wigs, Etc., A Q^> with compartments for Grease Paint, _ Etc Has double action lock, with two keys, at Our COLD CREAM, expreaBly prepared for the Theatrical Profession, guaranteed to be absolutely pure and never become rancid In any climate. Put up In lib. Bcrew Top Tin Cans at 45c. t y£lb. at 20c Enclose 2 cent stamp for Sample of Cream. All mall orders must be accompanied by money order. None sent C. 0. D. WE KEEP THE BEST AND MOST COMPLETE LINE OP THEATRICAL TRUNKS AND DRESS SUIT CASES LN THE CITY. MAHLER BROS. THE LEADING THEATRICAL SPECIALTY HOUSE OF AMERICA. 6th Ave. and 31st Street. New York. ZOBO Brass Band Instruments You can piny llieiu (insight! No learning! l-'ur Mill. Shows, Vaudeville Artists, l!nrle«i|iie Cos. Parading Towns, etc. Itlti SPECIAL OFFER, 1 NOI.IIi BRASS UHRXCTTH •£,<.: POSTPAID, ■a mm *sk » a^ a isi&if I prawjaj Says: "Mv Zolin liuinl I* u howling success." Iw| A*V TT I P*» W B i^B Slop wandering In tin? "link, wrllo us tmlny and get wise. STRAUSS UFti. CO., Dept. :i7, :;;>"i llnmilnay, New York.Clty. lis Leatheroid Trunks. 50 TIDES STB0N6EB THAR WOOD. LEATHEROID MFC. CO., Send for Catalogue. 039 B*\VAY, N. Tf., neor Spring 81. YANKAUER & CO.. ?SIS MANUFACTURERS, AT 156 VEST B'WAY, N. Y. '. WHOLESALE. T . ; We will make /our Porrrair trhiaaize and style/*- $/££ Wlfco mike a f' n « s' ,dt °f ,T t la»/l >r ' n,in ^ Qatchel&Manning .'.. DtsiowBtt —. ' £/VGftAV£J?fi [iZiw^HI LADELPHIA PieJea lo prinl in One or More. Colcw t Opera Chairs Why not brighten up your Theatre by putting in new opera chairs ? I will take chairs (which have been used) in ex- change and allow a fair price. H. D. WABNEK, N. E. Cor. 5th Ave. and 13th St., N. T. City. Telephone 1347- Gramcrcy. n- Frequently! have second-hand chairs for sale. WE HAVE FOTl SALE AND LEASE Advance, 'Privilege, ' Baggage, Stock and Box Cars 6ort. long. Desirable for Show and Carnival Com- panies. Reasonable terms. Write for particulars. TDK ARMS I'AI.ACK HORSE CAR CO., No. 1220 Honailnock Uulldlng, Chicago, III. BAK0A11V8 IN Films AN" MAKER OK 8TERB0PT1C0N. RHEOSTATS AND Alto I.AMI'8. Circulars chccrfuly furnished. L. HETZ, 304 E. 93d Street, \. Y. G TO COST YOU 1 Cents PER GALLON, LET ME MAKE YOUR ORANGEADE Better and Cheaper Than Von Van MakafHt by Any Other Method. BY USING MEWHINNEY'S 0R.4SCE-ADE POWDER One Pound RUk.t 12 Gallons. Jutt Cert Water. PRICE REDUCED TO $1 PER POUND. Sample to Make ouo Gallon 16c. Postpaid. A. 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Specialty <>r DeslKnlng VAUDEVILLE AITS and PRODUCTIONS. Lowest prices. Write us. ELIZABETH 00BTA1I 00., Elisabeth, 1. 1. 588 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 29. PIT EM TMI If the right subjects are chosen and if the changes are frequent We know what subjects hold the crowds and we have the films. We supply these, with or without machines and operators on an attractive, rental basis, with weekly or semi-weekly changes. Hundreds of successful managers from Coney Island's "Dreamland" to Frisco's "Chutes" are using our service. Why don t you ? Write us. 1 E. 1 4th Street. NEW YORK. I MILES BROS. I 1 1 G Turk Street, SAM FRANCISCO FOR A FIRST CLASS WEEKLY CHANGE OF MOVING PICTURES AND SONG SLIDES, GET THE "National Service' NO OTHER NEARLY AS GOOD. NATIONAL FILM RENTAL COMPANY (Inc.). 62 N. 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Our Booklet gives many valuable recipes, and is also sent free, if mentioned. A*k for HORLICK'S, other* are Imitation!. Horlick's Food Company, Racine, Wis., U.S.A. London, England. Established 1873. Montreal, Canada. T HE ORIENTALS S WASHINGTON S ty 2 COUBDIANS and Ten More Chorus Girls. Playing Empire Circuit , long season. HGB. ¥. B. WATSOR, Box 1 3, P. 0., Brooklyn, It. T. NEW FEATURES. HIGHLY SENSATIONAL. THE BIGGEST MONEY MAKER OF THE YEAR. 31 DIFFERENT SCENES. IGHW OBBE LENGTH, 7S0 FEET. |QftC EXPOSITION MODEL CINEOGRAfH WITH STEREDPTICON COMBINED, I WW including ('alrlnin tamp, Electric Lamp, Adjustable Ilhroi'at, Film, and Slldea. COPYRIGHT l'.nn. PRICE, $83.50. OfC STAR MODEL CDfEOORAPH, fcEfl O'V WITH BTEBBOPTICOH COMBINED H>VU. SI S, Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. New Uptown Ferry OK TUB NEW JERSEY CENTRAL AT FOOT West 23d SI. (North River) OOMKMTfK WITH AU ruini toil Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington, Atlantic City Asbury Park and All New Jersey Coast Resorts ) MUSICAL BELLS J. C. OEAGAN'B WOULD ItKNOWNKO ItKI.LS, C1I1MCS and NOVELTIES. The standard of tbe World Bend for new llliu tratcd catalogue. Al- ways a few bargains on . band. 12 Strap SlelRb Bella, In good condition. $24.00 ; 1 Set 8 Oc- tave Chromatic llcnvy Rosewood Xylophone. ilfiOO: 1 Sot SO Deep Aluminum Chimes, Chromatic, on rack, JSo.OO; 1 Bet 12 Organ Chimes on rack, $50.00 : one set 27 Aluminum Chimes on double decker floor rack, with 8 pieces of music, arranged for one oc two people to play, 188.00. A. good ••new; worth linOM " 1 Set 28 ArchTlells, with re- sonators, dumpers, actions and cords, on rack 7ft high, $100.00; 1 Set 12 Mtwlcal Rattles, $24 00 ; 1 Bet 2 Octare Chromatic Motal bamboo Chimes, $20.00. J. C. DEAGAN, 2157 N. Clark St., Chicago, III. CHICAGO HEADQUARTERS For FILMS and MOVIVG PICTURE MACHINES. EUGENE NEW YORK OPF1CEE, i YVvxt Ulli Sirri'i, CLINE * CO., 59 DEARBORN STREET. CHICAGO. STRATE I _ PARK ROW BUILDING. N.Y. A„| -„*,. f 8 cts. SQUARE INCH- A ■ CUlS HALF-TONE PROCESS CO. 1 FILMS FOR RENT EUGENE CLINE&CO., 2 \Ar\ I^k-th St., IM. V. Scanned from microfilm from the collection of Q. David Bowers Coordinated by the Media History Digital Library www.mediahistoryproject.org Funded by Q. David Bowers and Kathryn Fuller- Seeley