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Patrick, Warren A. (ed.) / Show world
(September 28, 1907)
Correspondence [continued], pp. 36-39
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THE SHOW WORLD September 28, 1907 CORRESP (Continued fro lileir' ani the StIl ..... n e - Girls; iHowart i1d Norls, uLa'I-s-ns Ild Cross, Felix ani tarry, Hibher and R'arra ialto 'tln(edIy tutirtet, Welch and Francis. Soenic.--Movi ng pictures and songs. Notes.-Business has been very good at all theaters since the opening of the sea- son.-CBAS. POWERS. MIDDLETOWN, Sept. 21.-Middlesex (H. ngl, sngr.)-le Gree Bird; 12 to oioot1 liusiness; 18. Colleget Widow; 19. isght ells ; 20, The Struggle verlast g Gn coi AT. Colsass's F~ifty Miles fromsBoston, usked for 11, changed the data to later in the seson.st iesel (Bullock and Dais, igrs.).- Xtitng pictures and sons; tusiness good. Notes: lie nry B. Harris swill present for tse first time on any stage the new pro- suction , The Struggle tverlsting, by Ed- tnils Miltoss Boyle at tise Middlesex, 20 and t1. 'Tle Lio sssad tse Mouse also received sts initial performance at tlsis thseater.- tItAS. POWERS. ARKANSAS. LITTLE ROCK, Sept. 21-Majestic (Sol S. Harris, ssmgr.)-Opened its doors for the seasoss Sept.* I . Orphiesin-Doing tlse biggest ltunss oer sotse isn Little toek, is a iosin tes sire theater. er. osg is certaisly put ti ng on tlse best mnoving piictures ever seen 11sere. (entry's Dog & Pony Show, to good au- siences. At the night performance liun- dres were turned awvay.-Elh-ENE It. STOCT. ILINOIS. TjEIRL'IDERBE, Sept. 21-Derthick Opera house (Mirs WV. IT. Derthick, mgr.).-ames Bus !I poor' tir :IsItssy, to Iigist bsusiness; 1s's opers Compaiy. 10; pool shwn snd business. Uister Soutisrut Sksies. 16; Ber- rysMinistrels, IS0; My Wife's Family, 27; fit the Wolf. 23; Little 'ssnio T 1eten, 2;PifLaf u'l Puf, 1; Ly-n 'i'niss in The Yanke stisumm<rs, 3; Side-Tracked 10; 'sloild its ttse Hills, 10. Lyric thseater (W'. J. Rntdesilh, susgr.). Illustrated suits asd movins pictures.sneek of 9: good show and fine houses.-G. AV. BOWERS. LINCOLN, Sept. 21.-Star.-Sit. 9-11, Josie Garcia. Spanish arobat; Mahl Hee- Itert. singing; Rand & Byon, sketch team, Mark Lea, Iebrew impersonator. Broadway Operi hus-li g of T--a-ps, 12; good sslosw, lighst house. Flaming Ar- row, 14; good slowr, good business. P'AIS, Sept. 21.-Shoaff's (L. A. G. Shoaff, mngr.).-'ne Si Haskins, Sept. 11, delighted big house: The Belle of Japan, 14, to fair crowd; Old Arkansaw, 17, heavy business. Royal Stock Company, 10-21; Tames Boys, 24; Toyland, 27; Are You a Mason, 2s. Hagenbeck-TXallace Shows, Sept. 11. De- lighted two immense crowds. The show was delayed its gettinsg to the grounds, so only got about half their parade on the streets. 'audeville Pavilion (It. C. Engeldrum, ngr.)-Week Sept. 16: Mae Lucas: Ethel C. T'\atermans; May Rozella; Bowman Bros.; Buckley's Dog Circus, and the Pa- vilionscope. Souvenir matinees and even- ings are being given, also voting contests for most popular ladies Work on the New Majestic is progressing itith siurprising rapidity, and Mr. Engel- drum assures me that his opening will take Isici sss snuns',stsceti Oct. 21. Nicke odia, a s 'r1seatorium. Business continsi ts siil suail ahtractiotis. Strect fairs: Miller Amusement Company Sept, 20 -Oct. 5.-K. J. BARR. PEORIA, Sept. 21.-Grand opera house (Chanberlain, Harrington & Co., msgrs.). Man of the Hour, 20-21; Lion and the Mouse, 23-25. MTain Street theater (E. P. Churchill, ngr.).-Noblette and Marshall. Nellie Re- vell, Pankleb, the Raven Trio and the Kinodrome, week 16. Business good. Majestic (WillIam Proctor, mgr.).-The Cat and the Fiddle, 15-18. drew well. The Hidden Hand, 19'-21; Superba, 22-25. House is enjloying capsacity businecss. XXeast's (Charles F. Bartson, mcur.c.- Burlesque, steek 16. Business continues good. Co iseum (H. B. Morgan, mgr.).-Col. Lem Wiley's Concert Band. Oct. 10, Dempsey's Svartin Dempsey, ingr.).-Em- mott and McNeill, Collins and La Moss, Darnell and Marvell and Mdr and Mrs. Frank Fairchild, wetc 16. Business fair. Central Park Pavilion (Phil. Becker, mogir,)-Suiday Vaudeville, Zoo. Curio Hall. Gymnasiuni asd Sulphur Baths, week 16. Businsess good, 'fIs Eshibit (L. MsT. Ames, mgr.).-Busi- ssess, goodi. nAi Fesc Park CV. C. Seaver, mr.).- Yn1i1ec Ruhios'l Circus, Brooklyn Military' it1i. eok I!. This wek marks the cios- in i of this ' u t iko XVirgiia' its'st' (F.. iteinilse. user).- Vaudeville ant 0011si itteactins seel 10. Busissess flute. Alis lrk (Geo. 1t1il. nigr..-Outsile at- tractions and concessions. Busiless good. W ill Bradley, late of the Girls Will Be lirts and other companies. is now associat- d with the mss-rehant tailoring business in this city, operating the largest establish- mssent in tbe cit. It is rumored in theatrical circles that Klaw and Erlanger are trying to lease the Grand Opera house, intending to put onl advarced vaudesille. Nothing definite Ias been done as yet. After a long and prosperous season, ou parks are beginning to close. Al Fresco will close on 21, the majority of the others one week later.-ROLAND I,. LOHMAR. SPRINGFIEDTD. Sept. 21. - Chatterton Otesa Htouse (Gtoo. W. Chatterton, ig).- The Steilomitl Stoek Company, Sept. 9-12: fair returns. Man of the Hour, 13-14. played to two splendid audilences. Astrong cast anti goodincsr' Entires Companuy DNDENCE FAMOUS JACKSON FAMILY m page 19.) received eight ourtain als n opening orld's G reatest Trick Cy clists night. The Flaming Arrow, liI, god e turs 11 ornin g IThro' th e Hy e, 10, business . goa. 11 ""evil .Leanl,,th1el Chicago comedian, malde a (becided hit. B3rowster's Millions, 17-1', business excellent. Majestic (E.. Karn, nigr).-The're Iiteer Organi5t, Sept. 10-11, good busi- ss. Al. W. Martin's t'ncle Tom's Cabin, 12-14, T H E C OL E G E T M B A T E R gosodi I sS-s. 'file Cowboy Girl, WithsBs Flyso, 1-Il, made an iGnilnse Iit. Dark 1 UG0 NE McGILLAN, Lessee aid Manager. 17-is Sot ai(o11nt of Barry Minstrels hav- Week septeIT er 23 ThT TOllgate Int og Ilt c'ssielled. c k s p n2b :3 M] r s. J. B. Karn has arrived in this (it, from Toledo, Ohio, and will hereafter snake her home writh her son, Manager I James Durkin Virginia Keating Edv. Fitzgerald, treasurer of the Majis ILeading Man Leadingo Woman iti', has been very ill the past two weeks- hot is able to be about again. Orpbeum (Myers & Watts, ngrs.).-Sept E. Laurence Lee Louise Randolph 16, Will I. Cross & Co., Robert C. Mlil I Heaxv Ing-enue exponent of physical cultssre; Mlaleeiii Thonas, sitging and dancing; Joe St (lair, harpist; illustrated songs and mov- log~~ p1iies uies od Harry Von Meter Carrie Clark Ward ing pictures. Business good. The new Gaiety, under the old manage- .Juvenile Man Charactrs(i* ient of Burtonl & Smith, will open Sept. I(,. The Policy of the house will be hi Moris McHugh Jean Adair elass vasudeville. These gentlemen are s NII lstossn in theatrical circles. THE SHO X 1 haracters Gen1B lus. %VORLD takses this opportunity to off,, themii best Wishes. mpi e ( ou. Connors, mgr).-Dell l T. Edward Mc Gillan Sedley Brown Fonda, Iotle Delmsore, the Daileys, Lilianu Little, Eva Sager, Goodwin & GondiNi I ight (oiedy Director wNest & Drane. Business good. Conni, iX ad, ss-so has been singinigilusi r . i atle Enmpire, has joined the sits Smith Davies Allan Kelly of H1ades company. Olympic (C. J. McCann, mgr.).-The Hi- Ciaetert Asssttl-e Mgr. to Cits Trio, asmpert & Pierce, Wilson Sistes Vis'na, May Clark, Dollie White, lair returns. Elctic (C . HT. Davey, mngr.).-Busns go0 ' c' ith moovinig pictures and songs.WEPSTVL DRW HE EOE Iositi City Park has close . . )--uiis THE ACT THAT GETS THE MONEY. WEPOSITIVELYDRAWTHEPEOPLE the mailnigr. reptoets a psrosperous seaseoln.oft ie l1llissis State Fair opens IeSpheO l cto t be 'si es'and Setter than ex-r iefiict F SHOOTING THE FLUM ES ind in the World the occasion the followinig produerlossl'ovS ihe oce tClsatterso's Opera etions he (ml ' sit mor' iwiek-s opln in thiis wintry. Ti- wi were unssable to lal us for Hattie Williams in The Little Cheruhs TI liitis sstl ct in linle Siw tor linxt vasonl: tim libeing bookld up ritapidly. Will be back oi .l~i aid the Mouse, assd Stro-glse'st. tis onsitsout losse- 1l.S Majestic, Hanlon's Suprlsa 26ti0n ti tins Eronti an Maln. igerslln i address EDWARD MARSH, 208 W. 42nd St., New Vork, N. . & Mack in The Sunnyside of Broadway. 29- All othes aLddlres W. G. McKINNEY, Mgr., 792 North Itamiln Avenue, Chicago, Ill, 20; Wizard of Oz, It-Oct. 3; Piff, Paff- Fotif, Oct. 4-7. The Springfield Business Men's Associa- ALWAYS WORKING lion have made arrangements for the ful]- 1ossing free attrictions on the square, I chief one bseing Ski jumpinig act swhicts - APEL1RD one of Barnum & Bailey's sensational fea- tures last season. The Dockinsdorf (Also Little Dick) Troupe, the Ranellos, the Bortlornila Troupe, 'arno & Vladare, and the Great DANCING AND JUGGLING Gillette. Forullo and his Italian band will give daily concerts at the Arsenal during Open Orpheum Circuit September 1st thse week-CARL E. SPENCER. the w A PWatch for the BigThree Act. Sole Agent, JAKE STERNAD INDIANA. ANDERSON, Sept. 21.-Grand (J. E ' liANSlsnT, Sept. 21.-Dowling thea- Leoni & Dil', oI'sratic singing duo: Silient Hennings, msgr.).-Harry North, withNorth S' -_Spt. It1, London Gaiety Girls; 131, Tate, Europe-n - omedy magic: McCune & Bros.. comedians; Stock Company with Jnie Cor-uis, in A Doll's House; 14, Our Grant, comedy acrobats; Geo. Hillian. Arminia & Burke, aerial artists; billed fisr New Minister. Dutch comedian. tle entire week. The Crystal theater has its weekly vau- 'arieties (John Ileteol, ros. miigr.).-Fine Bijou (Tons Bates. mgr.).-Dunn Francis deville. business. Four Royal BHawaiian Serenal- & Co., Eddie Dolan, Casadt & De Xons, The Ark opened its fall season last wek irs; Courture & Gilette, acrobats; . & Evelyn Watson, Eva, Hazeltine, and Bi- ith moving pictures and illustrated songs. Mrs. Litchfield. comedy rural sketch: Tll jouscope; capacity business. The Vista opened the season under nsesw Musical Tolfes; Seionmmer & Brown, Crystal (W'. T'%. Mfcswen- mgr . l management. Moving pictures and illus- dancing act. Deshs b Elliott & W'est, Jack & Mildred tratel Soiigs by Miss Florenc Murphy.- Bill for next week: Dun. Francis & Co. Pattee, illustrated songs and moving list PA L ARTID. comedy sketch; Roger Bros., trapeze ar- tures. Business ip to standard 'MISIAN CITY. Sept. 21-Grand Opera tists; Maud Beall Price, monolosgue anl Nickelodeon is stilt oisi1 a lis libusiness ilouse (Otto Doren leril mng.) Hot Old ineitations; MXr. & Mrs. Wesley, singing and chsang-es picisires Twrice a sweel. Iisis 11i Opt iiig night bere, pool' house, andi dasncinsg: the Vagges, bag lptutchers. 'Mouinds Pack (R. C. Caslisle, suet 1 fat itr s Iufe.17 ag os Airdoise (Sans H-. Youmsg, inge.).-Cals rel iind concerts arc the on slattactionn Millb Fett ismIafflcs rep Isis sue- Stook Company. Go ) business. ts orning wneek. A-Xl conessions ate still oess of list s,-'s,iss- 'The SIoso Girl. 17. do~ Clsu breqeFy Fse a op'n and doing a nice business in spite of ismsei Dstes ahead: Sis opkins, 21; Dis- Fine show. Nice business. 1ad weather. Park will not close till abit triet Trader, -23; Iisle Jos Spruceby. Nickledo Flectric theater and Dream- Oct. .-R. C. CARLISLE. ': Ise tof Spice, 2S; Billy Barry's Min- land.untg busines p BRAZIL, Sept. 21.-M4ajstic (uckley & strls. County faIr opened Sept. r ae d ears in Hatrtley mnrs.).-Week of Otis. Sidney T- Hijout (E. J. Cox, mgr.)-Good attend- 1.ows at the fair grounds ensue. Fiddler and Shelton, Brandt and ance. Hiarr Davis Co.. expert rifle shoot- S Tarane and Helen Ogden. Big business. itg Edwnsoinski, Polish violinist: Ball & mSells-Forepaugh sosN here 1E. did i Week of 1c. The Great Gay and Compan o Zell, codicily acrobats; Master Suther Kits- issmens, husiness.-JOBN HETZRI. Holmes and W'alsion. Harry Steel and Flo- narc illustrated songs; Original American VALPARAISO, Slpt. 21.-Meorial Oi- rine Price. with J. R. Watts. pianist. Newssis Trio singers and comedians: the era house (A. E. Heiniman, mgr.).-Uncl- 'The Colsiii (A. D. Davis, nmgr.1. Ass Blinusne with moving pictures.-J. C. Josh Spruceby, to very good business, Ed- Anristocratic 1ramp. Sept. 7; good bissiess ,X Sep lar & s C r, are Lucas takig the leaditg part. oIfl Forepaugis-Sells, Bros., 14, to big liti- 'IBI eI0.Ts tr(.B n Ssruceby Mills Brass Qusartette, osne of th.- ness. isess isgi I Bisek S_ TLslie. CalVGa- leading attractions. Sousa's Band is Tl e Majestic tesater, shicn vas e tr-e ao n 's Fox Terriers. aunistan & Lestl5 botked fur the Memorial Opera house Sat- Is- thle Airdoue. is being redecorated att] 1,ran5k Gi'sv aid the Canseragraph lsen unlay, Sept. 21.- GEORGE It. FPTHPE- wil lie seated nith opera chairs and con to capacits business week 16-1. Card "ROVE. s-ted into a Nviniter theater. (hine 23 .T. R. Watts,. pianist, opened at tie MI- The M'ajstle. The Cops Trio, Clair- INDIAN TERRITORY. j-sti Sept. 9.-CHARLES SHULTZ. Mlitnard, the Parrotts, Rice Bros.. Ralph CONNERSVILLE, Sept. 21.-The Audi- 'Miontrose and the Mtajestoscoe dretw splen- TULSA, Sept. 21.-Roof (sarsel theater iorium (F. E. Kebl, igr.).-Al. W. Martin's lii houses 16-23. Change of bill 26. (Ed. Egan, nigr.).-Vaudeville and ioving t'cle T4tr's Cain, Sept. 20; Jane Cor- 1X1ysor Grasid (H. R. Wysor. ngr.).-A plict trhs. cocan, 24; Stronghecart. 20. fosr ~ibterty. 10, to good I ..siss. Highland Park theater (IV. A. !\tc~ct- TIe Vandette (J. C. Schilling. mer.).- The Monte Carlo Burlesquers. 14, failed to mott, mgr).-Vaudeville and ioving pic- Set. 10: 'ts Lancaster. Russell Gross. the oliaso. The Himielein Stock Co., week 16- tures. Whlettons. Sept. 23: .T. H. Murphy, Leonard 1 to fine business. Robinson Hotel Roof Garden (1art> ,L-Fulton. the Alton Trio. Genevieve Ruther- T e toving picture theaters are all do- Horrigun, itgr--Legrei's Orelisitr. ford. tug great business. Tue Colonial and the TdIle-tiosr theater. itovitig isictari-s. 'The Andre (D. WY. Andre, mri.).-The Nickeloedont have suspended operations, Grand theater (Frank Buel, nsgr..-Bil- Tndon Gaiety Girls, 14; poor performane I e orin tile field to the Royal, Xaudelle ly Kerssnds ant SsstssE IIin etied t to goodi house. The M~onte Carlo Co. 17 'rltc'storii astd Palace. good bus iness.-X'A LTR WIVTCIT. good norformance to crowded house.-D. R. The Majestic Stock Company. operating MeINTOISH. several amusement houses in this section, IOWA. ELKHART. Sept. 21-Buchlon (Fred q. will incorporate next wook wnith the Na- Timmons, mgr.).-Sept. 11. Rafferty's Flir- siaolu aa Asisi nt Compnay, nd beginning ELDORA Sept. is1 ihouse tation; small house. 12. The Alaskan: il Sent. 21, sill have in entire change of sur (G. E. Gilman.t mgr.)-Too Pruito Boie' scenic iniestiture was Very handsome and t Tiuc a rnel Will Ornsf' sh'i s tiec e 13. to capaciti hus and pleased. Quine the musical numbers were generously ant- ery Tudor as datiager of the Malesti A t I spams sawy ur, a c. tiauded. 14. 'ile Show Girt stillsears well. and hias engaged booking E t 1 PeR e ijou (. W. Parks. ngr )-Cntinues t Lillie Sutherland proved a worths- stcoes inal sasoi goey-B- E ESPER R. 1 good business with Ioing pitures, i- str to Hulda Thomas; 1C. Mrs. Wiggs of TERRE ITATTTE. Sept. 21.-Grand (T.1 XX luqtrated sois and vaudeville. the Cabbage Patch, first time here: ever- Parbydt. msgr.).-Good business. nt. I-i. The si.int amumt Co. have in mel1 hiy liked it: 17, i'ncle Josh Spsmeclt. Mirray & Mack in Sunny Side of Broad tbo etablishment of several moving picture fair house: 1q, Sis in New York: 21. The -ay: 1. 17. 178. The Lion and the Mfouse itS some of the smaller towns If Missouri Girl; 2-. The Isle of Spice; 2L 19, 2n. 21, The Cowboy Girl; 22, The Bell iowt, ssinnsota and the Dakotias. The District Leader. of Japan. Miss Zella Smith, musician for the B- Crystal (G. S. Laurie, mgr.).-Sept, 22: ATr. Tayrie (Jack Itoeffler gen. imgr: JTohn jou. has received several tempting offers nd Mrs. Lew Stanley,DottieDale..tohnand Hotzel, res. mglr..-Business ven' good of late to go on the road with tiheatricrl Matscl Moore, Gerdie Gardner, the Kino- Maude Rockwell, prinma donna soprano: companies as pihnist and accompanist.-E drome. Fortuna & Stokes. issenmiy har act; Whar- 10R B 'I'tse Elks' Fair in the Elks' New Tini. ton & LeRoy, cossdiass: Tones & TWnIto s D t. Sept. 9 to 14, was the most successful affair rural cosmedy sketch: Mlexican Hern m'l n s'ou''zy D , plye t fibsines; Lin- of its kind i e nr iv in northern Indiana. gicpan. Bill fur siext neek: illdysam,, coits JS i e T playe u to fair fae r -NED X. MILER. Thsompson & Cu., biaclIsface coniedy sketch; tolit J, Casterls Too Proud to Beg, 11, fair 36 a-i T,
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